sandoval. >> that's right. i don't think most people think of him in that way. they think of him as brian sandoval, a man for all demographics. >> how much will that help dean heller when he's on stage talking about the way he talks about immigration. >> trump coming here, very quickly -- let me ask maria. trump coming to nevada, how important is that to turnout for the democrats? >> i think it's huge. if you follow where the president's going, it's where he knows that it's neck to neck and where he actually may have a problem. he knows he's needs congress to pass his business. if you follow his trajectory, that's where you know there's vast opportunity among the democratic party. the fact that he's going to texas, that's not small, that's huge. there's no reason that cruz should be up only by 6 points. >> all right. john, alexei, charlie, maria, you're sticking around for the hour up ahead. what president trump is saying now about saudi journalist khashoggi's disappearance. e. e. (music throug

, 22-year-old jeremy sandoval, and 25-year-old nicky sandoval. and tonight, the fifth person who was shot is listed in stable condition, expected to survive. police say they've arrested one of the accused gunmen but are still searching for the other. tom? >> marci, thank you. >>> now to a disturbing incident at a kentucky school caught on camera. an 11-year-old boy with autism being dragged by a teacher and a nurse. his service dog dragged as well. here's janai norman. >> reporter: tonight, a kentucky mom wants answers about this surveillance video, capturing her 11-year-old son thatcher -- seen here sitting on the floor of his school, his service dog beside him -- before being dragged through the halls by a teacher and school nurse. at one point, the pair even dragging him up a flight of stairs. thatcher's dog forced to follow along. thatcher, who has nonverbal autism, visibly uncomfortable. >> he's clearly screaming, he doesn't want them to do this. >> reporter: jo grayson says the teacher texted her saying thatcher refused to stand, so they pi

among them, governor ryan sandoval, senator dean heller.eclined to show or did not respond. we originally booked danny. let's bring in susie lee. thanks so much for joining us. >> hey, katy. thanks for coming to nevada. happy to be here. >> great. we are talking about health care. you are running on health care. your opponent running for the republican ticket, endorsed by donald trump, is running on promising to repeal the aca, repeal obamacare. are you using that as a campaign issue, and do you think it's going to be effective? >> you know, health care is a huge issue in all of nevada, particularly in my district. i mean, we saw the largest increase of individuals now having access to affordable health insurance in the state of nevada. the threat of getting rid of the protections for people with pre-existing conditions is a huge motivator for many voters out there in our state. so yes, it's an incredibly important issue and one that we're certainly highlighting the differences between me and my opponent. >> i have been talking to a lot of

, porque su novio fue herido del brazo, >> dos quedaron muertos en el taller >> eduardo alvarado sandovala víctima no ha sido identificada >> se desconoce el motivo de la discusión, las autoridades desconocen si conocían a los victimarios. >> le pregunté a mi hija si conocía a los sujetos, ella dijo que no, nunca los había visto. >> las autoridades no han identificado a nadie. >> dos sospechosos en balacera mortal en la misión la semana pasado fueron arrestado joe núñez 27 años renor ramos 20 años estos asesinado por la deo de octubre. >> también arrestan a sujeto acusado de fisgonear en walnut creek, por la patrulla sin incidentes terminó el hecho. >> también lidian por la falta de energía eléctrica, esto por los fuertes vientos, con los que han estado lidiando >> la compañía dice que es primera decisión pero lo hacen por evitar hechos como incendios ocurridos en el pasado. >> esto se recuperará el martes, también alcaldes mostraron la preocupación por la consecuencia sobre los comerciantes. >> mañana podrían cancelar moratoria por permisos para centros de masajes por presuntos negocios

reportando desde nueva york, paolo sandoval.dentro de este tipo de vehÍculo y no pudieron abrir ventanas o puertas para escapar. por otro lado, los candidatos a la gubernatura de california se enfrentaron cara a cara en un debate donde temas como inmigraciÓn, ciudades santuario y la administraciÓn trump fueron el centro de la controversia. tanto el republicano como el demÓcrata mostraron su visiÓn polÍtica y hubo un poco de tensiÓn cuando cox culpÓ a newton del alto costo en california. estamos a menos de un mes para las elecciones intermedias del mes de la activista dolores importancia del voto latino. >> nosotros los latinos podemos decidir estas elecciones. la secretarÍa de estado comenzÓ a boletas para quienes quieran votar por medio de correo. por primera vez, todos los votantes en los condados de sacramento recibirÁn sus boletas por correo. esto como parte de un programa piloto. a el propÓsito es aumentar el voto en estas elecciones. >> a las ocho de la noche del prÓximo 6 de noviembre. palmira: en brasil ya eligieron a un

let's go ahead and get straight to polo sandoval. what do we know so far? >> reporter: you see the pictures, the incredible when you find out that there were no serious injuries reported according to police there in clemson. this happening near the clemson university campus. 30 people sent to area hospitals when the floor at a common space there at this apartment complex essentially began to buckle and then failed into the clubhouse's basement. we are told that, again, about 30 people had to be hospitalized. this was a private party that was being held there. a group had reserved that space to hold that gathering when just after midnight, about 12:30 a.m., that is when this happened. authorities are now investigating. we should note that many happened not very far from the clemson university campus. a very busy weekend to this homecoming and, obviously, many people out and about who were celebrating their football team's victory over their rival nc state. certainly it was a very busy weekend there in and around clemson university. at this point, investigato

eduardo sandoval y mario vidales son las vÍctimas mortales. marÍa antonieta mejÍa tiene el reporte.con la muerte de dos jÓvenes. la hija del dueÑo de un negocio de grÚas estaba celebrando su fiesta en el patio trasero del negocio de su padre kondo comenzÓ el caos. >> escuchÓ los balazos y estaba ya los cuerpos ahÍ.. dos jÓvenes de poco mÁs de 20 aÑos perdieron la vida en la balacera. uno era el hermano de leslie, quien espera que el responsable se entregue y pague por lo que hizo. leslie: quiero que el muchacho que hizo esto sienta algo y se entregue. lo que hizo fue robar a dos personas que querÍan mucho y que eran felices y siempre estaban sonriendo y haciendo sonreÍr a las demÁs personas. marÍa: las dos muertes son de los pocos homicidios registrados en ista palo alto desde 2017. la joven de 22 aÑos que realizÓ la fiesta al parecer no conocÍa a los muchachos. la policÍa de east de palo alto confirmÓ el testimonio del padre de la joven. "suena como una fiesta que se saliÓ de control. alguien trajo una pistola y decidiÓ usarlade manera innecesaria. la policÍa dijo que habÍa mucho a

mad bomb, they signed a contract for him and for pablo sand value -- sandoval. ue -- sandoval.l be playing under the last year of the five-year contract he signed with boston, the red sox are going to pay him more than 18 million next season while he's playing for the giants. >>> you can imagine any other job like that, we're going to pay you to go work. >> i love that deal, pam. >>> the giants are getting a deal there. >> i bet you our employers would like that too. sal, you're being paid by the station across the street next year. >> fabulous. >> good morning, everyone. right now we see traffic if you are driving around the macarthur maze, it's getting crowded here and it's taking a half-hour to drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. you can see it's backed up. we have a typical delay driving into san francisco, the traffic on the bridge itself looks okay. if you're driving to the oakland airport, so far no major issues on interstate 880, to get to the oakland airport exits. this is dublin, 680, it's slow this morning, out of dublin pleasanton, it's all of the

cnn's pablo sandoval has the story. >> reporter: these were the seconds before a packed party took a terrifying turn in clemson, south carolina. the video shot just after midnight sunday shows dozens of dancers jumping in unison to the music before falling through the floor. they were attending a private party inside an apartment clubhouse. they are seen plunging into a floor below. others tried crawling to safety. on cnn's new day, jeremy tester remembered being few feet from the dance floor when it gave out. >> everybody was jumping around, getting rowdy. you could hear the floor about to go through. it just -- they kept going. >> reporter: 30 people were sent to area hospitals with injuries, including broken bones and lacerations. clemson's police chief says amazingly none of the injuries were life-threatening. >> it could have been a whole lot worse. there could have been entrapments, there could have been deaths involved. >> reporter: investigators now looking for a cause of the collapse, looking at factors like capacity of the room and its structural integrity. property managem

paolo sandoval, cnn, iscohary county, new york. >> paolo, thank you. now to the u.s.dterm elections less than a month away, the contentious battle to confirm the supreme court justice brett kavanaugh may be a key piece of ammunition for both parties to use to rally their bases. cnn white house reporter sarah westwood has this report. >> reporter: president trump spent the weekend basquing in the success of the narrow confirmation of now justice kavanaugh to the supreme court and he's showing no signs of letting up on that victory lap as he heads into a week that will have him crisscrossing the country on the campaign trail. at a rally in kansas on saturday night, trump previewed what could become a central theme to his political messaging heading into november. and that's using kavanaugh's bitter confirmation battle as a warning to republican voters about what might happen if democrats retake congress. trump used that supreme court fight to paint democrats as extremists, as partisan obstructionists. that's all part of the gop's effort to try to match the democrats' ad

polo sandoval is looking into this.s i understand somebody sent a letter alerting someone there were these infants buried in the ceiling? >> reporter: the details are very difficult to understand here, at least they're very disturbing as well, victor, christi. yes. what happened in the last 24 to 48 hours in detroit, investigators received an anonymous letter advising them that the remains of these infants were in what used to be a funeral home. they responded yesterday and located, made the discovery, the construction crews found the remains of nine infants in one box and two others in small caskets. as you mention, this funeral home closed in april, the state shut them down for various violations, including improper storage of bodies in the facility. so what investigators received was a letter, advising them about that. the current owner allowed the investigators into the facility, they conducted the search and made that very disturbing discovery in the ceiling. i should tell you overnight they brought in cadaver dogs

cnn correspondent polo sandoval joining me now. what do we know about this?red, the details are certainly disturbing. let me get you up to speed on cantrell funeral home that was closed the last few months. according to reports, had a history of mishandling bodies in the past. michigan department of licensing and regulatory affairs cited them for mishandling some of these human remains, so it eventually closed. then yesterday these construction crews trying to basically modify the funeral home, turn it into a community center, discovered 11 infants found in the ceiling of the closed funeral home. nine of them were in a cardboard box, two in a small casket containing two more infants. i want you to hear from investigators. a police lieutenant describes where the horrible discovery was made yesterday. >> obviously they had knowledge, you're not going to just guess. whether they're employee or whether they did it, we don't know yet. >> bringing in cadaver dogs to make sure there weren't any other bodies that have been found. i should note that investigators are

. >> polo sandoval is in portland where protesters are expected to make a final plea.e view of what's happening in maine. >> except for the occasional protester outside collins' office, things have been quiet here in portland. i can tell you of course everything is possible. but there is this consensus here and everybody seems to know there's little to no expectation the senator will change her mind and vote yes for the nomination and the appointment of judge kavanaugh. i think what we've seen here the last 18, almost 24 hours here, have been -- many of her constituents bracing for that vote. and we have seen disappointment, anger, and to a certain extent, even a galvanizing cry from some of the progressives here to essentially gather funds and donations for somebody who could potentially run against the senator, should she choose to run for re-election in the next two years. so i think that's what we're seeing here on the ground. there's no expectations she will change her mind. but at the same time, that last-minute push certainly is something that we continue to see

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p polo sandoval is live at the scene. >> reporter: north of here is an overwhelming sense of grief in amsterdam, new york, because the region was home to, perhaps, most of the victims, most of the people traveling in that limousine or at least have connections to that area. speaking to city officials there, they're preparing for a candlelight vigil tonight. when you look at these numbers it really is horrific. 20 people's lives cut short feet from where i'm standing. we're told this limousine was -- that there was a group of friends traveling in that limousine that blew that stop sign, then plowed through the driveway of a country store and crashed in the ditch you see behind me. investigators are trying to find out if there was anything wrong with the driver or perhaps the vehicle itself while families are mourning. >> their first vehicle they were in broke down so i don't know if the company sent another vehicle. i'm imagining that's what happened. and this one was just as bad as the first one. my niece said before she got in the vehicle she texted a friend of hers and said oh, my g

. >> cnn correspondent polo sandoval is in portland where protesters are expected to make a final pleator collins is under assault by constituents the last few taste. tell us what it is like there. >> reporter: the way they put it, if senator collins votes yes as everybody expects her to do today, she will have a lot of explaining to do when she returns to her home district. though it is a fairly liberal part of the state of maine, there are many democrats here who voted for the republican senator in the past because of her positions on health care and women's rights as well. so what happened yesterday, ryan, is something truly remarkable. we joined a group of constituents who have been opposed to judge kavanaugh's confirmation. they were extremely vocal before they heard from their senator and then things went dead silent. they were watching on their smart devices, on phones, some held them up to bull horns, so the large group could hear. they were watching, waiting, listening for the senator to make the announcement that she does intend to vote yes on judge kavanaugh today, so what w

polo sandoval is in upstate new york with more on this story. and a press conference happening, polo, at the top of the hour. and still, i'm sure all of these families are just devastated, but furious to know that this limo was on the road. >> to that point, yes, they're devastated. they are heartbroken, but now they are angry, especially the last few hours, of course, with this new information being revealed by the state's top executive, andrew cuomo, saying that not only did that vehicle, that limousine fail inspection last month, but also the driver who was behind the wheel, according to the governor, did not have the proper license to be able to drive that vehicle, to be able to drive those 17 people through this part of new york. i can tell you that a lot of that anger right now is really coming from amsterdam, new york. that's because many of the passengers of that limousine that were either from there or had some tie to there. so speaking to the assemblyman from that city a little while ago, angelo santa barbara, he tells me that the comp

cnn's polo sandoval is in schoharie with more on the driver and the company that owns that limousine.nd polo, i know you don't have the answer to the question, but why was that limo on the road in the first place? >> you know, brooke, in the last few days, we have heard from people here, they are heartbroken. you just played that clip. they are overcome by sadness, the sadness that comes with these kind of tragedies. but adding to those feelings now is anger. anger. many people are now angry to hear this latest news that the driver who was behind the wheel of that limousine, according to new york's governor was not appropriately licensed to drive that vehicle. and also that that limit, that 2001 ford excursion limousine failed inspection last month and should not have been on the road in the first place. so there is this growing call for accountability, particularly from one of the top city officials in nearby amsterdam, new york. why are we hearing from them? that is because a majority of the passengers, 17 passengers in that limousine were either from that town or at least had some

polo sandoval, cnn, schorarie county, new york. >> polo, thank you. >>> they are looking for a man who killed two men at a factory at west bank on sunday. they searched where a 23-year-old palestinian lives. they say he use aid homemade automatic weapon. the man and woman both employees of the factory killed. a third person was seriously wounded. cnn correspondent oren liebermann is following the story live this hour in jerusalem and, oren, israeli authorities, security forces there looking for the suspect. what more are we learning about the attacker as of this hour? >> reporter: george, there is still right now a very large-scale manhunt going on to try to find the suspect here. 23-year-old palestinian, to find him and arrest him and bring him to justice after authorities say he went into a factory, his place of work, in fact, shot and killed two israelis and wounded one more. authorities have gone to his village, to his town near the palestinian city in the northern west bank. they have marked off his home for demolition and arrested a number of those who knew him and brought them i

. >>> es el principal sospechoso de haberle arrebatado la vida sandoval desde san diego nos tiene los héctor martínez acusado de asesinar a su propia esposa maría elena guzmán quien llevaba más de un año desaparecida. entre abrazos, familiares y amigos apoyaban a dos de las hijas y se presentaron hoy en corte para ver la audiencia de su padre. fuera de cámara aseguraron que esta era una situación extremadamente difícil para toda la familia y que no estamos seguros si su padre era el culpable. >>> según nuevos datos de la investigación, maría habría intentado terminar su matrimonio con héctor, antes de desaparecer. su cadáver fue encontrado en el área de paloma el pasado jueves 25 de octubre es un de las autoridades creen que martínez presuntamente transportó el cuerposucologris. >>> además, se cree que la niña menor de tan solo nueve años, se encontraba en la casa en el momento que su madre fue asesinada >>> sin fianza alguna, el juez ordenó que martínez permaneciera encarcelado ya que una de las mayores preocupaciones del juez es que el hombre se escapara a méxico donde tiene una cas

[bellringing] senator heller stood here on a stage in las vegas with governor sandoval and promised torotect hundreds of thousands of nevadans and their health care. and then he went back to washington and broke that promise. watch the tapes. he caved to mitch mcconnell and super pac's and right after he did that he received millions of dollars in ads to support his campaign. he is bold and to mitch mcconnell, mega-donors, and donald trump. he is not listening or worried about nevadans' health. you have both said you are for comprehensive immigration reform. nobody knows exactly what that means. this past summer, the trump administration sent this below, separating children from their parents. the outrage resulted from hundreds of children still being separated from their parents, right now housed by the government under this cloud of secrecy. congresswoman rosen, what should be done with these children still being detained by our government? rep. rosen: let's be clear. this reckless policy has been put into place by the trump administration, and senator heller has been a rubberstamp f

cnn correspondent polo sandoval is live where it happened.hat are we learning about what's behind this? >> you know, the question of how, poppy and jim. that's something that members of the community are asking and most importantly, the families of the victims, of those 20 people whose lives were cut short. saturday afternoon here. among them, karina, who i'm joined by at the scene. we were talking a little while ago. you told me your sister, 26-year-old amanda, was in the limousine with her boyfriend and did not make it. tell me what's going on in your head right now. you have come back to the site for the first time since it happened. >> this is my first time here. i'm not from around here so i wasn't really sure of what the circumstances were for it. my heart is completely sunken. it just hurts coming here and seeing what happened to the landscaping. i can't even imagine how it happened or why it happened. and it just hurts coming here. >> keeping that in mind, what do you want the rest of the world to know about amanda, your big sister. >

polo sandoval, thanks so much. we'll check in with you in a little bit. >>> now, a former ntsb official tells cnn that this deadly crash could shake up an entire industry. take a listen. >> this accident is going to change the limousine industry and change it significantly. not only because of the magnitude but because it's not -- these accidents have happened in the past. >> i want to bring in mary z schiavo. we know the limo failed to stop at this intersection. what we don't know is why. what are the first things the investigators are going to be looking at? >> well, the ntsb is on scene because these issues have come up in so many crashes. in fact, congress back in 2015 called on the ntsb and asked the ntsb if they wouldn't go to limo crashes and emphasize limo crashes because of the things they find. side impacts. yet, once these vehicles are modified to become limousines, often they don't have side air bags in them. rollover problems. but when they're modified, they don't have rollover protection or strengthen

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i stood shoulder to shoulder with governor sandoval a while back, and we talked about the most importantssues with health care. pre-existing conditions should be part of any bill. children up to age 26 should be part of their parents' program. expanded medicaid needs to be protected in nevada. those of the three things. the governor and i have disagreements, i assure you, but those are the three things we agreed on to be part of any health care bill. i went to washington dc and that is exactly what i did. moderator: congresswoman rosen, same question. what are you going to do to control the rising costs of health care, and should pre-existing conditions be covered in any health plan? rep. rosen: i'm glad you asked that question. thank you for hosting tonight, and for the senator to be here. health care is the most important thing we can think of. if you don't have your health, you don't have anything. the first thing we can do is stabilize cost-sharing reductions. when i go around talking to nevada families, they don't talk about politics, they talk about their health, the rising premium

.>> reporter: one of the deceased has been identified as eduardo sandoval. the others name has not been released. the two injured men are expected to be-- to survive. >> there is no indication they were up to no good. there is no indication their part of the gang. they were just a group of kids hanging out together.>> reporter: east palo alto was once known as the murder capitol of the u.s. the city has probably turned its reputation around and had only been one homicide and all of 2017 and none this year until now. >> we have seen a turn in the tied from when i first started 18 years ago. there is a lot less street- level violence. >> reporter: investigators want to solve this case quickly and have been collecting evidence and are trying to find witnesses . after the shooting most people ran. >> it is understandable why people would flee the scene if there is gunfire. at this point we would like for them to come back and tell us what happened and what led up to it. >> reporter: will cleanup continues, the police are trying to check -- track down the 20 to 2

one of the victims who was killed was later identified as 22- year-old eduardo sandoval. police believe a fight led up to the shooting... but are still investigating. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... the real estate market is seeing a dramatic slow down. we go live to the nasdaq with the details. ( james ) plus... open enrollment starts today for medicare.. but could you see your premiums go up next year? we have the details. ( james ) and after the break... a mom uses her body to shield her baby during a hailstorm. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. forecast.bay area forecast. ( darya ) a mother is being called a hero after she used her body to shield her baby girl from a hailstorm in australia. the 23-year- australia.a hailstorm in australia. the 23-year-old thought she could ride out the storm in her car with her four month old child and her grandmother. she says she jumped in the backseat and covered her child when the driver side window blew out. < "the hail was coming in and i put her on the floor that's was the only place hail hit

. >> reporter: just two years ago playing catch would have been impossible for 9-year-old skyla sandoval. >> nice. >> reporter: a polio-like illness caused her right arm to become paralyzed. doctors said it may never get better. >> it was really difficult. i mean, really difficult to hear. we were praying for a solution. >> reporter: doctors are scrambling to help a growing number of children with acute flaccid myelitis. now doctors at a california hospital are pioneering a special surgery that rewires the body taking healthy nerves and attaching them to muscles that have stopped working. >> what we are doing is basically bypassing the area that is not working with a new power source. >> reporter: dr. mitchell saruoa says it works best for upper body paralysis within a year of diagnosis. he has now treated 15 children. all of them have been successful including skyla. >> she actually comes to us and she is like mom, dad, look what i can do. and when she did that we were like oh, my god. this is amazing. it's amazing. >> reporter: that surgery answering her mother's prayers now giving hop

luÍs sandoval tiene esta historia.cuando cumplÍ 18 aÑos me pedÍan un seguro social. yo querÍa estudiar leyes y tuve sentido.nunca se imaginarÍa que el destino le tendrÍa preparado otro camino. said: manejaba el camiÓn que estaba mi nombre. en diciembre ya no quiso manejar el camiÓn entonces yo le hablÉ a un amigo y le dije " quiero que me compres el camiÓn porque no sÉ nada de esto". él me dice " no lo vendas, ponlo a trabajar". yo sabÍa sobre ventas y comprar equipo pero no sobre transporte. le dije " dame una opciÓn mÁs". me dijo que lo llevara que lo pondrÍa trabajar. a la semana y media me llama la oficina, te tengo tu cheque. llegÓ yo y Él tenÍa todas las cargas que mi camiÓn habÍa hecho de aquÍ a texas. el cheque era de $1800. yo pensaba " darÁ más el camiÓn que yo trabajando 12 horas".el transporte ya que aÚn siendo indocumentada se decidiÓ a crear su propio negocio. >> si tienes un pasaporte o una matrÍcula consular le aprueban prÉstamos para pequeÑos negocios. le digo " me puede financiar un camiÓn" me dijo qu

if you recall, i stood shoulder to shoulder with governor sandoval a while back, we talked about all issues that are important. we talked about the issues we think are most important. pre-existing conditions should be part of any bill. children under the age of 26 should be part of their parent'' program. and finally, we have to make sure that expanded medicaid was protect did in the state of nevada. those were the three things that was the governor and i agree on. i assure you that there are some disagreements, but those were the three things we agreed on most top making sure that a pre-existing condition was part of any health care bill. i went to washington, d c and that is exactly what i did. moderator: congresswoman rosen, same question. what are you going to do to control the rising costs of health care, and should pre-existing conditions be covered in any health plan? rep. rosen: i am so happy that you started with that question and thank you again for hosting tonight, and for the senator for being here. health care is the most important thing we can think of. if you don't hav

he stood next to our governor, brian sandoval, on a podium in las vegas, and he made a promise to oppose the health care plan. it would hurt nevadans. but he went back to washington and he flipped. thank you, right, exactly. eller is guilty of the biggest broken promise in modern nevada history when he voted to take away our health care. he caved. he broke his promise, and he voted to repeal. we are going to repeal and replace him. [applause] if that wasn't bad enough that he took that vote, he put his name on another repeal bill, the bill, aassidy-heller bill that is going to slash medicaid, allow insurance companies to charge more and slash protections for pre-existing conditions. why would senator heller do that? andnew his party leaders donors would reward him for breaking his promise. just days after he folded, mitch mcconnell's super pac promised to run millions of dollars in ads to get senator heller reelected. says he stillller wants to repeal and replace the affordable care act. i say it is time to repeal and replace dean heller. [applause] so we have an opportunity today, becau

nuestro querido luis sandoval ha decidido hacerlo de forma abierta.dres siempre hablen con respeto de las personas que son gay o transgÉnero porque tÚ modelase la aceptaciÓn platos hijos. si tus hijos escuchan que tÚ eres una persona que acepta, ellos serÁn aliados en la vida de los amigos que quizÁ son gay, bisexual, transgÉnero o lesbiana y si ellos llegan a ser gay, bisexual o transgÉnero, ellos mismos van a saber que van a tener en ti una persona a quien le pueden hablar, eso es todo porque si sienten que tienen una persona que sus padres lo aceptan, pueden hacer cualquier cosa en la vida. por favor, hablen con respeto en sus casas sobre las personas que son gay. los hijos siempre estÁn escuchando. karla: precisamente yo quisiera hablar con gladys de cÓmo como padres podemos abrir esa conversaciÓn con nuestros hijos acerca del tema de la homosexualidad que sea de una manera positiva y efectiva. gladys:puede hablarse directamente decir vamos hablar este tema porque generalmente los padres se dan cuenta cuando hay algo sucediendo con el hijo de uno

correspondent paolo sandoval is in new york with more. paolo, it wasn't you either, huh?uld clearly not be here. this paper right here is what i had hoped would be worth $1 billion this morning. it is our office pool. sadly, as you mentioned there, those hopes were shattered at least for now. what you guys just said is very important, that the spirit of optimism, it is still alive because now this number will be climbing significantly high to $1.6 billion for tuesday's drawing. this is going to be the new mega million number, a number that's surpassed the record of $1.5 billion that was set in 2016 with the powerball jackpot won by three people. i remember covering that. and here a $1.6 billion jackpot could be up for grabs come tuesday's drawing. i should mention that this is a number that's slowly been growing. the last mega millions jackpot that was won was in late july. i can personally tell you guys, this is something that we're clearly going to see peak interest. yesterday we were at a convenience store watching people go up to one of the automatic ticket dispensing

. >>> one of the victims has been identified as 22-year-old eduardo sandoval, the two men injured are expected to survive. they want to talk to everyone at the party in hopes of finding the shooter. >>> a couple of candidates running for office in freemont are targets for hate messages. and shaw's sign got swastikas on his sign. and he was the target of hateful message on his and kahn got hateful full message on facebook last week. >> we can't let this go unreported and unchecked. we need to stand up and show our kids especially that we're better than this. >> and the comments were reported to police, and the police said there is only so much we can do, it's a great threat. >>> and this is the season opener, it's happening at the or -- oracle arena and steve paulson will look at the forecast which is cooler than yesterday much >>> the back to back nba champion and the golden state warriors kicked off tonight in or oracle arena. allie rasmus gives us a look at what the team and fans will be doing tonight to celebrate the most recent championship. >> reporter: well, tonight the warriors

governor sandoval says the tragedy is unforgettable. >> we gather in mind and body, never left each otherspirit and heart. we are reminded of the pain that never goes away. >> the names of all 58 victims read aloud during the summer day. the las vegas police department has not found a motive for that shooting. hundreds of passengers are forced to evacuate after this was imagine being on the plane, fire broke out in the wheels of this plane, they were taking off from the delta flight at jfk airport in new york as crews sprayed down the plane. delta says the plane was already heading back to the gate when the fire started due to the brakes overheating. no one was injured and they were able to get out safely. preparing for flooding. some areas especially in arizona dealing with flash flooding. tropical storm rosa expected to make landfall in mexico this morning before pushing toward the us. the storm threatening 10 million people throughout the southwest, many of those people just returning after evacuating from wildfires. they are dealing with a lot. done deal, donald trump reaching a trade

along with eduardo sandoval of stockton. two other people are expected to recover. the shooter has not been caught. >>> today marks 29 years since the earthquake that killed 63 people in the santa cruz mountains. it caused widespread damage. the cypress street viaduct in oakland where the majority of people were killed in the upper bay collapsed. a gas fire in the marina district, that quake stuck -- struck at 5:04 p.m. and disrupted the start of game three of the world series at candlestick park. damage was estimated at $6 billion. >>> a warning if you are heading to the beach. the national weather service is warning of big waves today through friday. breakers may rise more than 10 feet and they are also in danger of sneaker waves. >>> check in with meteorologist mike mibach. we had a nor -- an overcast. >>> it's the mild to warm pattern and fog this morning and skies becoming mostly sunny and temperatures in beaches mid 60s around the bay approaching mid 70s and another round of 80s in the bay area forecast. 83-85 degrees. here is a satellite showing you the low c

the giants pick up the option on medicine and pablo sandoval. he becomes a free agent after that.sure that the three wise men are not going anywhere. they take care of some family business in the very deserving melvin is extended through 2021. the general manager will be expended through 2023 and the bandleader who talks about the symbiotic relationship that the three have through thick and thin. >> you're not going to agree on everything and certainly if you do you're probably in trouble anyway are not growing as an organization. the fact is we are together a lot. to get along for this long with the intensity we have is pretty unique. >> to say the least. monday night football bills and patriots. you got the feeling that they were up for this game. seems like they toyed with the bills. belichick, always jovial and the bills look like they're going to get into the game. upon further review of the touchdown he didn't come close to making the catch. the bills fans know that doom is approaching. here is devon with the interception and bringing it back 84 yards. 25-6 was the final sco

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should have had a podium like this with -- stood at a podium kind of like this with governor sandoval and promised to o poles the republican plan to dismantle -- to oppose the republican plan to dismantle the a.c.a. yeah. you know what? he stood at a podium just like this and said he couldn't hurt hundreds of thousands of nevadans and take away their healthcare. but he went back to washington. he got pressure from president trump, mitch mcconnell, and his billionaire donors. what did senator heller do? he caved. senator heller is guilty of the biggest broken promise in modern nevada history. guilty. he flipped and he broke his promise and he voted for that repeal. enough, heot bad chose to put his name on another repeal bill, the heller bill. ]boos >> it will cut medicaid funding and stop protection for people with pre-existing conditions. something else senator heller said he would not do. why do you think he would do it? but i you know the answer will tell you why, because he knew his party leaders and big donors would reward him for breaking his promise to you. days after he folded

well, dean heller, i'm sure a big press conference last year, and stood at a podium with governor sandovalmised to oppose the republican plan to dismantle the aca. yeah. and now what? he said at a podium just like this he couldn't hurt hundreds and thousands of nevadaens and take away their health care. he went back to washington and got pressure from president trump, i shall mitch mcconnell and his donors? what does he do? he caved, he caved. that's right, senator heller is guilty of the biggest broken promise in modern nevada history. guilty, that's right. he flipped and broke his promise and voted for that repeal and if it wasn't bad enough, he also, he chose to put his name on another repeal bill, the graham-cassidy-heller bill. that bill is nice, it's going to gut medicaid funding and slash benefits for people with preexisting conditions. something else senator heller wouldn't do. why do you think he would do it? why? well, i am going to tell you why even though i know you know the answer because he knew his party leader and his big donors would reward him for breaking his promise to

>(ken) one of the victims was identified as 22-year old eduardo alvarado sandoval of stockton... the identity of the other victim has not yet been released. police are still looking for the suspect who fled the scene... anyone with information is asked to call the east palo alto police department. (terisa)new tonight at ten: a crash in santa cruz county involving a wrong way driver. (ken) our grant lodes is here with what happened... and the incredible aftermath. grant? (grant)this picture was posted by the santa cruz chp. shocking images here. they say a driver suspected of being under the influence of drugs was driving northbound in the southbound lanes.. this happened in scotts valley on highway 17. officials say the impaired 47-year-old driver hit another vehicle head on. ken, terisa- the driver was arrested. the amazing part - no life threatening injuries. (terisa) (terisa) south bound highway 101 is back open after being shut down for most of the day following a fatal crash this morning. the collision happened just after 10:30 this morning near brokaw road in san jose and i

. > (terisa) one of the victims was identified as 22-year old eduardo alvarado sandoval of stockton... the identity of the other victim has not yet been released. police are still looking for the suspect who fled the scene... anyone with information is asked to call the east palo alto police department. (ken) san mateo county sheriff's office personnel will now carry narcan -- making them the latest bay ar jurisdiction to deploy the anti-opioid overdose drug. the sheriff's office says all staff members have received training on the proper administration of the drug -- in order to assist not only the public, but themselves in case of exposure and overdose. (terisa) oakland unveiled a nine million dollar initiative to help those on the verge of losing their homes. mayor libby schaaf announced the "keep oakland housed" program. it will provide legal, financial, and supportive services to residents experiencing a housing crisis. mayor schaaf says "not one resident in oakland should live with the fear that they'll become homeless if they miss paying a rent check,". oakland residents who ar

let's go to polo sandoval now who has learned more about this. >> reporter: you see the pictures it's incredible when you find out nobody was killed or seriously injured according to the information released overnight. here is a background on this pretty dramatic video. dozens of people had gathered at the wood lands apartment complex at the clubhouse there for a private party when just after midnight, the floor literally gave out from under them. dozens of people sent to the basement below. you can see as you mexicntion te people crawling out of that area. no serious injuries and everybody got out and they are investigating and trying to figure out what happened. this is close to the clemson university campus. it is an apartment complex off the campus. it is a very popular for students here. we should also note that it has been a very busy time on that campus, particularly because of home comes so a lot of celebrations and a lot of parties and gatherings. the main headline here no serious injuries after this incident here. the floor at an apartment clubhouse giving out from underneat

. >> reporter: one of the deceased was identified as 22- year-old eduardo alvarado sandoval who had just moved from stockton to east palo alto. the other's name hasn't been released. the two injured men, one shot in the arm, the other the shoulder, are expected to survive. >> they are a good group of friends. no indication that they are up to no good or no indication that they are part of any gang or anything like that. they are just a group of kids that hang out together. >> reporter: east palo alto had once been known as the murder capital of the u.s. but in recent years, the city had turned its reputation around. theru will from when i first started 18 years ago, to now. a lot less street- >> reporter: investigators say they would like to solve this case quickly. they have been collecting video evidence from the scene and are trying to find witnesses. after the shooting, most people ran. >> it's understandable. there is gunfire. i understand why people flee from the scene and get away from there. self-preservation. but at this point, we'd like them to come back and tell us what happen

it's spanish a and bryan sandoval have roots in that. you have a lot of cuban americans as well.re the mexican session? they go back to the spanish days. i'm so curious about that. >> it's a deep history in nv a nevada. the history of the territory was fraught. it's a long history. >> tell me about this race. >> it's as close as any senator. it's going to be closer than the harry reed sharon an angle race. the vote dwroouyou're talking as going to be very, very important. you have kathryn cortez elected. hect did well but then it completely dropped off. the democrats are very worried about democratic turn out in a midterm. >> president trump called for an end to political violence and singled out the media. let's watch. >> political violence must never ever be allowed in america and i will do everything in my power to stop it. in recent days we've had a broader conversation about the tone and civility of our national dialogue. every one will benefit if we can end the politics of personal destruction. we must unify as a nation in peace, love and in harmony. the media has a major r

i want to bring in polo sandoval in schoharie, new york, 40 miles outside of albany. the ntsb are on the scene. they say this is the biggest loss of life that it has seen since 2009. walk us through how this accident happened. >> reporter: to give you an idea, a small makeshift memorial continues to grow. the bright flowers you see over my shoulder, some members of the community dropping off flowers, expressing condolences here. this community of less than 4,000 people, certainly mourning the deaths of these 20 individuals, but at the same time investigators are also digging for answers. as you mentioned, this is significant here. it is the deadliest transportation accident in almost a decade. as you can imagine, there's serious questions here, especially what led up to this. so far investigators have only said this vehicle, a 2001 ford expedition failed to stop at an intersection, leading to the collision. many people rushing to the scene. joining us out here at the scene, peter, i want you to explain for our viewers what it was like as you rolled up to the scene yes

angie sandoval entrevistó a joshua holt, quien le contó detalles inéditos de su odisea que lo llevó delró poco. joshua: yo tenía mucho miedo porque solamente entraron al departamento apuntando con su arma, preguntando dónde estaba mi maleta. y dónde estaba mi teléfono. angie: policías armados y encapuchados entraron a la fuerza al departamento de su esposa tamara caleño. tamara: dijeron "te vas me dejan en la casa, me dicen que no me puedo mover del lugar. angie: joshua, quien acababa de llegar de utah y no hablaba bien el esapñol, no entendía por qué se lo llevaban esposado a un terreno baldío. joshua: me empezaron a disparar. me di cuenta que lo que estaba pasando no era normal. angie: Él dice que los agentes empezaron una especie de ruleta rusa. joshua: yo pensé que iba a morir. yo pensé "una de esas veces va a tener una bala dentro." tal vez por accidente, tal vez no, pero me iba a matar. todo ese tiempo yo estaba orando a dios. solo pidiendo por su ayuda. angie: joshua holt había crecido en una familia mormona en riverton, utah. en 2016 una muchacha venezolana lo contactó en un sit

>(grant) (grant) one of the victims was identified as 22-year old eduardo alvarado sandoval of stockton... the name of the other person killed has not been released. police are still looking for the suspect who fled the scene... anyone with information is asked to call east palo police. (jr stone) funding has been approved and a site selected for a new l-g-b-t-q focused homeless shelter in san jose. planning started on the project after homeless youth told supervisors they felt safer on the streets than in the already existing shelters. (jr stone) necessary. >(jr stone) final approval by the board of supervisors is expected tomorrow night... the location is owned by the city of san jose... so the shelter will be open to the homeless as soon as the city council approves the lease. a 20-13 health assessment revealed l-g-b-t-q ind