en 1989 a una revista que vio en romero al mÁs servil y adulador dentro del gremio, revelando que seos sindicatos mÁs poderosos de latinoamÉrica, con mÁs de 93,000 afiliados. hace un aÑo ya traÍa amparos para no ser detenido. se habÍa dicho que se habían congelado sus cuentas, pero no fue asÍ. el ex lÍder sindical fue conocido en este paÍs por presumir sus extravagancias como yates,autos de lujo o viajes por todo el mundo. con esto, algunas figuras de la corrupciÓn van cayendo poco a poco en este sexenio. se espera que las figuras mÁs relevantes de la corrupciÓn en fresca a la justicia. patricia: en estados unidos se dieron a conocer miles de documentos, que supuestamente muestran casos de negligencia y hasta de abusos contra niÑos inmigrantes no acompaÑados, bajo custodia de la oficina de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza. los obtuvo la oficina de la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles, en san diego. jaime garcÍa nos habla de la naturaleza de estas acusaciones. jaime: quedaron al descubierto miles de documentos internos del departamento de seguridad nacional. en opiniÓn de los aboga

sale a buscar votos latinos. >> tengo la experiencia y sÉ lo que he hecho bien. >> romero trabajÓ juntovor de los hispanos de tucson. >> darle la oportunidad a que vengan a trabajar. reportero dos un dos de convertirse en alcaldesa va a ayudar a pequeÑos negocios y a mejorar el transporte publico. >> tenga o no tenga documentaciÓn, que se sienta seguro. voy a seguir otorgando ideas para hacerle la vida mÁs fÁcil a inmigrantes. reportero: regina se enfrenta a dos contrincantes. ella y sus seguidores estÁn optimistas de que van a ganar esta contienda. fÉlix: regresa al poder el peronismo en argentina. arantxa: en la capital mexicana miles arantxa: en argentina habrÁ nuevo presidente, el opositor alberto fernÁndez e impuso ante el actual mandatario mauricio macri. macri cerrÓ el dÍa reconociendo el triunfo de su contrincante. >> como lo habÍan anunciado, el candidato peronista alberto fernÁndez se impuso en las elecciones donde se enfrentaban nuevamente dos modelos de paÍs. el peronismo o la continuaciÓn de un cambio doloroso que impactÓ y mucho en la economÍa de la gente. una de las carac

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el prÍncipe de la canciÓn nació como josÉ romero sosa ortiz el 17 de febrero de 1948 en la ciudad dego, su perseverancia le dÉ frutos, cuando durante el festival de la canciÓn latina 1970 debutó el tema el triste, que aunque no sacÓ el primer lugar, lo catapultÓ a la fama. >> yo me convertÍ en el campeÓn sin corona, porque esa canciÓn fue la mÁs escuchada y la más vendida de la Época. >> los Éxitos continuaron. durante su larga carrera recibiÓ nueve nominaciones al grammy y con 120,000,000 de discos vendidos se convirtiÓ en uno de los cantantes mÁs famosos de amÉrica latina. sin embargo, el prÍncipe de la canciÓn no pudo escapar en lado oscuro de la fama. >> vivÍamos casi en un taxi, tres alcohÓlicos. ♪ andy:durante la dÉcada de los 70 y 80 sufriÓ recaÍdas a raíz del alcoholismo y la drogadicciÓn, adicciones que segÚn Él superÓ a finales de los aÑos 90. pero afectaron su salud y su vida personal de manera irreversible. josÉ josé estuvo casado tres veces, perdiÓ su fortuna en mÁs de una ocasiÓn para ganarla nuevamente con su talento. sin embargo, su riqueza mÁs grande siempre fue su p

>> recently at an event hosted by the brooklyn public library, aclu's executive director anthony romero interviewed contractor edward snowden about his thoughts on privacy rights and the u.s. government massle -- mass surveillance program. >> first off, it presumes that you need to have something to hide to have a right to privacy but saying you don't care about privacy because you have nothing to hide is saying that you don't care about freedom of speech because you have nothing to say or freedom of religion because you don't believe in god, not only do i not need protection now but i never will, you are harming everyone else because you are basically misunderstanding that to have an individual right you have to defend it for the collective. rights don't exist to benefit the majority, the majority doesn't need rights, the majority set it is rules, protect minority from the majority. and so we need to protect the rights of those who do have something to hide and the hide isn't criminal, the hide isn't dangerous, the whole point of a privacy right is that you don't need something to hide

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carlos romero renuncia a su caso del sindicato de petrÓleo en medio de las investigaciones en su contraarÁn los turistas en los viajes al espacio. es un traje espacial, traje de entrenamiento y chaqueta de astronauta, todo creado para astronautas privados. la ropa es producto de una colaboraciÓn entre virgen y under armer. jorge:a mÁs horas de trabajo mÁs riesgo de sufrir un derrame cerebral y si se mantiene por un periodo de 10 aÑos, las consecuencias para la salud son as. flor de: la mayorÍa vivimos en una locura y muchas veces se nos va la mano en las horas que le dedicamos a trabajo, este es el caso de adriana sÁnchez. >> fÍsica y mentalmente estamos sobrecargados porque ademÁs es el trabajo laboral y del hogar. tenemos una jornada de trabajo, lo que viene siendo el trabajo del hogar. lourdes: segÚn un estudio trabajar 10 horas diarias o mÁs de aumentar el riesgo de un derrame cerebral por casi un tercio y mÁs aÚn, trabajar 10 horas o mÁs al dÍa durante una dÉcada puede aumentar el riesgo de sufrir uno de estos derrames hasta en un 45%. esto puede ser una sobrecarga para muchos. muc

in combination with the aclu mister romero hill discussed the how and why of the why he did it. mister snowden leapt a cache of documents to journalists, journalists he believed would release them without tolerating government interference in censorship. those documents showed us our rights are being violated on an unprecedented scale. intelligence agencies were engaging not in targeted surveillance as they told us but gathering up everything they could scoop up on us. a personal private data of anyone and everyone who uses a cell phone or the internet. a data from the underwater cables crossing the ocean through which all that traffic travels. they required the telecomsto build backdoors so that they can hack us . doing so they acquired a lot. a lot on us. so much in fact that in one points i think itslowed down the internet . the officials engaged in this line to congress, said they were not doingit, many of them regulate now appear on cable news networks as pundits . one program perhaps the creepiest allowed intelligence officers to read their lovers orex-lover's emails and i

a elizabeth romero, que vive aquÍ desde hace mÁs de dos dÉcadas, le parece extraÑo que haya pasado enÚltima vez el lunes en la maÑana cerca de esta escuela. vestÍa una chaqueta y pantalones de color negro. la desapariciÓn de la niÑa ocurre mientras se busca a dulce marÍa de cinco aÑos, quien desapareciÓ de un parque de new jersey. el domingo pasado, decenas de personas se congregaron para sumarse la bÚsqueda de la pequeÑa, quien fue vista por Última vez el 16 de septiembre, despuÉs de comprar un helado en la tienda. >>no quiero seguir viviendo su foto nada mÁs. toda la familia la extraÑa. nos estÁn apoyando mucho para buscarla. reportera: recibieron mÁs de 1000 pistas, y la recompensa por informaciÓn que lleve a su paradero subiÓ a $40,000. mientras, el caso de la segunda niÑa, esperan que surjan nuevos detalles >>tengo fe que la van a encontrar. pero si pasa mÁs tiempo, en esta ciudad, y no te encuentran en 24 horas... reportera: se pide que cualquier persona que tenga informaciÓn sobre las menores lo reporten al departamento de policÍa . en nueva york . univisiÓn . patricia: la crec

>>in washington, i'm not here romero. >>just 2 weeks after this 13 year-old boy died after getting punched. my classmates in southern california. another fight breaks out in the same school district all caught on video will hear from parents in just a few minutes. >>we're back at 9.39 we're seeing another shocking video today of students fighting at a southern california school in fact this is the same school district. we're 13 year-old died from being sucker punched during a fight, tina patel spoke to students and parents who say school fights. they're getting out of control. >>a barrage a dozen the girls involved in this fight middle school yesterday. she says the video is. because the teacher was there trying to separate the students and they were still throwing punches and wrestling each other to the ground got very scared because because the school starting out of control with the fight some parents say it's not just the school. it's the entire marino valley unified school district. last month, the 13 year-old studen

pero jorge romero, mÚsico invidente que fue a despedirse de Él percibiÓ mucho mÁs dentro.vorito. cuando supe que Él se habÍa ido lo lloro siempre. ahorita vine, pero no me dejaron darle sus flores. jessica: es que muchos hubieran querido dejarle su recuerdo y sus agradecimientos porque aquÍ no importÓ que el prÍncipe regresara completo, el amor fue total. por eso los hijos devolvieron las muestras de cariÑo para su padre y estuvo ahÍ hasta la hija de un aÑo de marisol a quien su abuelo no pudo conocer. las orquestas y los coros honraron al intÉrprete con sus Éxitos que son docenas. la jefa de gobierno de la ciudad hizo una guardia de honor, tambiÉn emmanuel, lucÍa mÉndez. pero afuera la devociÓn tambiÉn se sentÍa, casi tres horas de homenaje no fueron suficientes y cuando se cerrÓ el palacio hubo desesperaciÓn. algunos de los que no pudieron entrar trajeron hasta aquÍ las muestras de su cariÑo. >> yo me enamorÉ y me case con las canciones de josÉ josé. jessica: los que lo conocieron tambiÉn me dieron la fÓrmula para su inmortalidad, que se recuerde. >> con mucho cariÑo y e

periodista: este es el desconsolado llanto de la hija de tania romero, una hondureÑa sobreviviente deen el condado de gwinnett. ice dice que romero enfrenta un proceso de deportaciÓn debido a que ya tenÍa una orden de deportaciÓn pendiente. esta familia asegura que no descansarÁn hasta lograr la liberaciÓn de su madre, quien asegura ser deportada a honduras corre riesgo de perder la vida. satcha: y en las Últimas horas alcanza un nuevo rÉcord el nÚmero de menores no acompaÑados que cruza la frontera sur. mÁs de 76,000 niÑos fueron detenidos en sus padres por agentes migratoriosdurante el aÑo fiscal 2019. se trata de un aumento de 50% con relaciÓn a 2018. agentes migratorios arrestaron a casi 500,000 familias en 2019, lo que representa un incremento de 32% con respecto al aÑo pasado. esta cifra por encima de 76,000 es algo que no se veÍa y la que mÁs se le acerca fue la que se le registrÓ en 2014 durante la administraciÓn obama. alan : esto es histÓrico, introduce nuevas reglas que cambiarÍan el futuro del deporte amateur en estados unidos. la ncaa permitirÁ que los atletas ganen diner

lawmakers approved a resolution a bipartisan resolution up opposing the trump administration's move not romero explains what we know about the latest talks between the us and turkey. >>cameras are not allowed inside during the majority of the us turkey cease-fire negotiiovice president pence spoke to reporters claiming victory turkey and the united states america have agreed to a >>it will be a pause in military operations for 120 hours. well the united states facilitates the withdrawal of ypg from the affected areas in the safe zone. and once that is completed. turkey has agreed to a permanent. >>cease-fire president trump touting the deal after landing in texas for a fundraiser and campaign rally. this is an amazing outcome. vice president pence says us sati becomes permanent that could happen after kurdish led forces leave the safe zone. i know it's already alreadyndt actly what they wanted out of the meeting but later turkey's foreign minister saying in a press conference quote this is not a cease-fire before the deal was announced the house approved a resolution opposing president trump's

romero. mr. glaser, you are now recognized for five minutes for an oral presentation of your testimony. >> mr. chairman,, ranking member hice and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the privilege of having meir here to speak today. the united states became directly involved in syria early in the civil war. the focus was on undermining the assad regime and by providing aid to various armed opposition groups. primary security rationale for increased involvement in syria in recent years was to destroy isis, and all the remnants of the group remain, that objective is largely been met and makes good strategic sense to withdraw. i'll see at the outset that the manner in which the administration initiated this withdrawalal was clumsy and injected unnecessary risk and instability. i will address that more any minute. the justification for a continued u.s. military presence in syria have expanded well beyond the initial reason for their deployment. it went from defeating isis to protecting m the ku

spending time with her family because he can't be with his in washington, i'm not here romero. >>police in san jose are investigating that city's 27th homicide this year after a person was found shot to death last night. it happened near keltner avenue and barker drive officers responded to the area about 11 last night that's when they found a man suffering from at least one gunshot wound. he died at the scene. investigators say the motive and circumstances surrounding this incident are still under investigation in santa clara county workers are striking for the first time in 40 years. >>as workers in about a dozen different departments are protesting what they say are unfair labor practices that includes restructuring of the department of family and children services without bargaining with employees union members say the strike is a sacrifice but the say it's necessary to continue their efforts in protecting children seniors and low income families. >>but as for long-term gain. if this if resource center which is. serves immigrant it provides culturally appropriate services.

spending time with her family because he can't be with his in washington, i'm not here romero. a new justice department report says the d e a allowed opioid manufacturers to make more pills. >>even as overdose rates and deaths were rising. the d a approved an increase of more than 400% and the output of oxycodone between 2 at 20 oh 2 and 2013, overdose rate spikes 71% in the following 5 years. the da did begin pulling back production limits in 2017. that report is just the latest round in ongoing finger pointing between agencies and drug manufacturers. >>sea breeze is a beautiful views of the sunset how living by the coast could boost your health. plus a woman's dangerous move could have put her life at risk you bet what happened when she climbed inside a lion's enclosure. >>and in new york zoo. and next another major retailers pulling zantac conference shells after health officials warn of camps are concerned. >>for your help tonight, wal-mart is now pulling the heartburn drug zantac off of shelves. this is because of cancer concerns. the retailer joined cvs and walgreens by s

>>in washington, i'm not here romero and coming up on kron 4 news at 5 we'll have more on that breaking news out of the east bay announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-rettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. >>and breaking news out of the east bay that's where shooting has a killed at least 2 people we have just learned and injured another news just breaking kron four's dan door live at the scene for us tonight. >>dan this was bad it just got worse. >>and that's right grant we're out here on the scene right now still a very active scene with several investigators still here. the death of a tragic moment a family's right now little on distraught was learning the news about to these victims here dying a 3rd bein

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directly behind them are the romeros and their house will be affected by the big cap into their property, as well. so most of the people who are affected are right here. i understand the board wants to hear alternative suggestions and my alternative suggestion is to build on the third floor. it's perfectly reasonable, cost-wise, everyone else. it will be well beyond the value and a mansion in the mission. so i don't want to live in a cave. my tenants don't want to live in a case of cave an cave and the d not a big wall built next to our property. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> is there any other public comment in support of the dr requester? >> thank you, commissioners. i want to thank the planning commission staff, mr. winslow, for the type spent. we'vthe time spent.we wantthe to young children and parents and we need space for my home office. we ensured our addition would be built over the existing footprint of our home and maintained or increased all of the side setbacks and retained ample rear yard open space. projector, please. you can see this here. we've accepted rdot's pro

germÁn romero trabajaba con y le impresiona leer al dÍa siente un mensaje. >> me enviÓ mensaje una compaÑerae lo que pudo haber ocurrido. >> allÍ fue que encontrÉ un papel . yo en ese momento yo no parÉ de llorar. >> porque la nota supuestamente iba dirigida al padre de carla, demetrio turcios. >> quizÁ sea una forma para despistar el asesinato. para desvirtuar o tambiÉn puede haber un mensaje subliminal. >> ese mismo dÍa alguien reportÓ el hallazgo de un cuerpo en la carretera de santa rosa a dos horas de la capital. el cuerpo era el de carla turcios. >> despuÉs de identificarla que se trataba de ella, de carla, ocurre que se le piden documentos, que se identifica y en ese momento extrae y se le cae un papel. investigadora le pregunta el papel. y resulta que identificaron que era un anÓnimo parecido al que Él ya habÍa mostrado anteriormente. >> douglas melÉndez era el entonces fiscal de el sÁbado. Él explicÓ que al ver un segundo mensaje las autoridades comenzaron a sospechar de mario. >> cuando vemos pasar a la mujer el primer sospechoso es el esposo. y lo han seÑalado a usted de tener alg

>>southern california winds are still fueling wildfires there not romero has the latest. >>a chopper dousing water over wildfires in california is a normal yet menacing sign of what's to come. a fire scorched 40 acres in pacific palisades already this week. 40 homes still threatened in san bernardino with windy conditions continuing tuesday. the wind shifts in a can. >>great start of another fire. and now it's up to goats to chop down on the fuel for flames. with us if it gas and electric ready to shut off power to some 209,000 customers this week, too hot and too dry in california. the opposite of the midwest. your weather brought rain and wind knocking down trees and power airlines in missouri, the midwest and northeast bracing for more of the same in the coming days. a family mourns, the death of a woman killed in her mobile home during a storm this week to lot bad when. >>i thought is going to have a couple trees on me tell you the truth just next door texans continue cleaning up after an e f 3 tornado touched down wreaking havoc. >>but in the midst of chaos i was jus

. >> thanks to natalie romero for that update. >>> i want to go to cnn's ivan cabrera now.understand, this is an event that's going to last at least until monday. >> it's going to last until monday. good to see you, christi and martin. notice the theme, worsts ever, never seen anything like it. these are people who have worked with them every year. er -- every year it seems to be getting worse. the diablo winds. the fuels are there as far as the dryness. the winds are going to exceed at times 70-mile-an-hour gusts, and we're going to continue to see that spread as we head through today, tonight, and heading into tomorrow. there you begin to see some pink. let's talk about what's going to be happening over the next few days. less people affected to the north, but this is the area where it will be worse. 70-mile-an-hour winds. the winds come off the mountain, dive down across the coast and go back. all the while we see the wind and dry air-conditioning. look at the wind speed over the next several day, 20, 30, 40, and at some point we begin to relax those winds. i'm afraid by

process following the garlic festival shooting that claimed three lives including 6-year-old steven romero and 13-year-old keyla salazar and 25-year-old trevor irby. today marks two years since the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history. crosses were placed on the las vegas strip to honor the 58 people who died. more than 850 others were hurt when a gunman fired shots from a hotel room into a crowd at a music festival before taking his own life. four people with bay area ties are among the victims. 32-year-old michelle voe grew up in san jose and graduated from independence high school. sonoma count native kurt monts illo age 55 was shot as he yelled for others around him top in san ramon and went to california high school the same 5ar s eh who a san francisco police officer. survived the shooting in vegas and now they're starting a security company to teach people what to do in an active shooter situation. jessica from our -- our sister station in los angeles sat down with the couple. [ sound of gunfire ] >> those left behind at the route 91 harvest festival lying on the groun

caesar romero. well done! wow, these could be our best contestants yet. noah, what is the common name for the fake sets of teeth older people put in their mouths. >> dentures. >> jimmy: dentures is correct. pat, what is the common name for the gold sets of teeth rappers put in their mouths. >> crib or grid. >> jimmy: oh, you're so, so close. >> crib, grid. >> jimmy: let's give it to her. >> caesar something. >> grill, grill. >> that's what i meant. >> jimmy: no a crib is a house. you would never put a house in your mouth. all right, we have a tie game. we're going to get back to the rules now. pat, name this cartoon duo. >> oh, beavis and butt-head. >> jimmy: oh, very close, pat, that is not correct. noah? >> that is rick and morty. >> jimmy: rick and morty is absolutely correct. next question is for noah, name this cartoon duo. >> tom and jerry. >> jimmy: oh, wow, noah. you really have been inhabited by the soul of an old man. haven't you? >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you get up a lot to pee in the night? >> yes, yes, i do. >> jimmy: all right. noah, the next q

>>in washington not romero kron 4 news.d stay calm for wants to honor those who serve through our series called veterans voices and tonight. a military camaraderie of another kind this sense of community is found in home towns throughout the country, amy simpson has the story. >>lady supporting ladies its head. >>it's challenge, especially when your child in military this group of women didn't sign up to serve their country. but their sons and daughters did you come together here and we listen to each other and we get it and it's just that understanding that isn't often provided out in the real world, this is just one of more than 200 chapters of the blue star mothers of america here in virginia's capital city they call themselves. the blue star families of richmond, stephanie still says it's a sisterhood. my oldest joshua is actually a veteran now the army he served about 8 years her son's deployment made her appreciate other moms who can relate the planes with bombs for a living so pretty much every day was a stressful da

spending time with her family because he can't be with his in washington, i'm not here romero. >>and here we go we'll get right to it the entire a season came down to one game wild card showdown at the coliseum against the rays will go to the highlights 50,000 plus you know when you see now davis opened up everyone ready to see team fashions way to win and the division series thought it was shot him an i a a game of the long ball first inning yandy diaz goes the other way and deeds with the ball. rays jump out early and warnings get much better from an eye top of the second have assailed garcia. holy toledo, indeed. solo jack 3 nothing tampa. one inning later diaz. back at the dish does it again pulled off solo jack. same place pretty much. the nightmare continues for zip raisman aisle. last only 2 innings giving up 4 runs on those 3 homers scored in the bottom of the frame in the 4th marcus his 33 home run and runners at the corners with charlie moore says the soft grounder to second to end the inning morton gave up only a run through 5 less stories bullpen took over from thei

. >> 22-year-old romero role mollis is facing accessory to murder. lives in el dorado county and had been there since he was a child. he leaves behind a wife and three children. >>> well we deal with the kincade fire here northern california, fires in southern california forcing evacuees to stand and watch as their homes burn. >> we're going to get a look at some damage and cal fire provide an update on those containment lines. >>> we are going to take you live to washington as the astros are battling back down 2 games to one. coming up. ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. shouldn't mean a change in standards. that's why - thanks to you - we're rated number one in customer satisfaction by j.d. power. >>> good morning to you. giving your life that love from san francisco across the bay, where we are dealing with hayes this morning. there should be filed fire zone the bay. air quality is

romero senate majority leader mitch mcconnell now says that the senate would have no choice but the take up impeachment if the house passed articles charging the president with crimes meanwhile, this is big secretary of state mike pompeo said democrats a letter indicating that the state department. >>would not be complying with requests for testimony and documents and the state department's own independent inspector general then made a significant announcement. the man responsible for investigating mismanagement and abuse within that department. >>has told key committees on capitol hill. he wants to meet with them tomorrow to quote discuss and provide staff with copies of documents related to the state department and ukraine and back here ome in the east bay representative eric swalwell held a town hall discussing official impeachment inquiry into president trump's actions. his special guest watergate prosecution witness. john dean. our first gayle ong is live in union city where the town hall just wrapped up this evening, gayle, what have you learned. >>well, mickey definitely interesti

a debate is showcase what really the largest field ever the single biggest 12 month state not romero has a breakdown. >>from the moment, the debate began because sometimes there are issues that are bigger than politics. the democratic candidates came out swinging this president agree with bernie senator sanders is the most corrupt president in modern history when pressed on the impeachment inquiry, he has committed crimes in plain sight. mitch mcconnell got to do the right thing and allow free and fair trial in the senate the candidates stood united impeaching and removing this president is something that the american people are demanding. >>they're the voice that counts but focus quickly turned to highlighting their differences and testing front runner elizabeth warren want to get a reality check here to elizabeth. >>idea is not the only idea. >>well the senator she'd be vague on the issue of actually both in green bay and the issue of >>medicare for all also it on to the 2 military veterans mayor people judge and congresswoman tulsi gabbert sparring over trooper move from the middl

almost 23 million people are living with fire watches or warnings, not a romero explains why some peoples are bracing for more bad weather. >>a chopper dousing water over wildfires in california is a normal yet menacing sign of what's to come. a fire scorched 40 acres in pacific palisades already this week. 40 homes still threatened in san bernardino with windy conditions continuing tuesday. the wind shifts in a can. >>great start of another fire. and now it's up to goats to chop down on the fuel for flames. with us if gas and electric ready to shut off power to some 209,000 customers this week, too hot and too dry in california. the opposite of the midwest. your weather brought rain and wind knocking down trees and power airlines in missouri, the midwest and northeast bracing for more of the same in the coming days. a family mourns, the death of a woman killed in her mobile home during a storm this week to bed lots of bad when. >>i thought is going to have a couple trees on me tell you just next door texans continue cleaning up after an e f 3 tornado touched down wreaking havoc. >>but i

>>in washington, i'm not here romero. >>on 4 morning news, the 49 ers are back. this weekend.n and for monday night football, we'll hear from coach shanahan in just a few minutes from now. >>back with john now as we look ahead to the weekend. >>being outside for most of this week, it's been a chilly start every morning. yeah that's why your flip-flops to work loves no, i don't think it's love we saw you in a pretty heavy jacket was earlier this week. i am a winner in walnut creek talking about the percent talk it was oh it's warm that's right. yeah, yeah, chilly mornings this morning are chilly, but still cool 40's 50's is still pretty chilly. speaking of walnut creek, there's your view from pleasant hill out towards mount diablo skies, nice and clear as the sun begins to show over the horizon just a little bit san jose you're just as clear as well and looking out from the east bay at the bay you can see san francisco in the distance golden gate bridge. it's all clear much like we've been all week long so we've had a sunny clear frigid week to start our mornings at least but w

nuns and bishop oscar romero. at the age of 10, rosa and her family fled their country. first to canada and then to the united states. and as a refugee, she would go to schools and churches and inform americans about what was happening in her country. she was selected to speak at the united nations general assembly on the rights of children and war zones. as a teenager she returned home to el salvador to a generation that had never experienced peace. she began working in prisons with young men as she tried to understand why her country, even after a peace agreement, could want overcome a persistent state of war and violence. she gradually came to see the perpetrators of violence were also victims of violence. she believed that to promote human rights and peace one must defend all people, including those who caused harm. she began her pioneering efforts in restorative justice and the promotion of reconciliation as a critical step to healing a society. today rosa is the program coordinator of second chances, an initiative of catholic relief services to rehabilitate inmates

while we were talking to captain anthony romero, a spot fire popped up right next to a fire engine.dicative of the fire's behavior? >> absolutely. just like that. what you've got to maintain for us this constants awareness that -- constant awareness that the fire is going to keep moving. we have to maintain vigilance. >> reporter: the cause of the fire has not yet been determined. southern california edison utility did say that it started near one of their power lines, and it had not cut power at the time the fire started. >> all right. thank you so much, carter evans. >>> the house of representatives will have an historic vote on impeachment this morning while investigators look for high-level witnesses to testify. meanwhile, the "washington post" is reporting that a white house lawyer put the summary of president trump's phone call with ukraine's president under high security only after a concern national security aide rushed into his office. nancy cordes is outside the house chamber with more. what does this upcoming vote do, and do you think it's going to pass? good morning to y

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and all-time is night of the living dead by george a romero. he created the modern zombie genre.maria: is that your favorite as well? dagen: he asked me is nightmare on elm street. wes craven used to follow me on twitter before he passed away. the exorcist and the shining are -- >> she has high brow taste. those are some of the best ever. dagen: i think the most frightening well-made films have come out recently, hire heredit. >> what about psycho. >> that's an all-time classic. maria: how many can you watch in one day. >> we have some that marathon, they watch eight movies and day and tweet about it. they send us pics and talk about them. people trade lists back and forth. some watch a horror movie every day of october. dagen: i'm sold. >> we've got to get you -- this is our high season. we always call october our super bowl month. we will do tremendous amount of subscribers. i don't even talk about our records anymore. we break a new record every day in terms of subscribers and minutes streamed. we start halloween season september 1st. >> it's now international. >> oh, yeah. da

tenemos con nosotros al padre salvador romero que nos va a platicar. >> muy buenos dÍas a todos nuestros una forma de trascender una decisiÓn no bien vista por la iglesia, y eso esta en nosotros. >> quÉ mejor que nosotros como pueblo mexicano, como todos aquellos que movamos las canciones del prÍncipe de la canciÓn. no importa el credo, importa la plegaria que elevemos por el prÍncipe de la canciÓn. >> estamos a minutos que arriben los restos y hay mucha gente. >> seguimos con esta cobertura. ♪ ♪ ♪ por aquí... nunca nadie lo hace. yo no fui. por eso sabía que necesitábamos ultra oxi con el poder limpiador de tide. ahora... podemos remover todas las manchas mádifíciles que nadie hizo. yo no fui. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>gracias por seguir con nosotros, hemos seguido este recorrido desde la cia de miami hasta la ciudad de mÉxico. varios periodistas van en esta caravana, a la carroza antigua con los restos de josÉ josé. >> estamos viendo un mÉxico que ha salido y cruza las avenidas para ver el cortejo fÚnebre que se detiene por completo, este gran Ídolo que se fue del país para regresar de esta forma. parec