my grandfather was a pioneer rancher in south texas near san antonio. a few years back, it would have pleased him a lot. the most beautiful part of his ranch in the texas hill country became part of the texas park system. it is a wonderful area of rolling hills and all kinds of wildlife. it is a gorgeous, romantic place. as a kid, i went there but i never thought about its history. why didn't i? i was a history buff i thought. i got an a+ in texas history. i was the wise speech-year-old who at family gatherings reported what went on in world war ii last week. i lived with my grand parents. my mother and i lived with my grand parents the first 14 years of my life. and yet, when i got that telephone call asking me to do some history about every inch, i knew far more about the alamo, cm houston and the texas revolution. far more than i knew about my own grandparents and the revolution they have escaped from in russia. the telephone call was from the chairman of texas parks and wildlife. she told me, she said i understand you are a writer. we need someone t

that said, look antonio, they're u.s. troops, they're going to have the right to defend themselves if they need to but the intent is to keep them at a higher level of assistance. >> do we have any idea how much this is going to cost us? >> we are assessing costs on this every single day. we've offered estimates so far, the costs are constantly being refined. right now we are conducting operations within the budgetary constraints we have for fiscal year 14. there may need to be changes. secretary hagel said that, chairman dempsey said that. we're not willing to put a date certain on the calendar that we believe this is going to be over at a certain time. we all know this is going to be a long term struggle. nobody is underestimating the challenge but we're going to do it as long as we need to do it. >> rear admiral john kirby, appreciate you joining us on a week that's been busy at the pentagon. thanks. >> thanks and good to be with you. >>> an effective coalition that can defeat the islamic state terrorists, i'm joined by

antonio brown caught ten passes and two of them for touchdown. game balls to all three and their lights go up on the "sunday night football" bus. ben and bell are with michele, two of the three. >> after eight-quarter drought and not able to find the end zone you found your way back there. what finally clicked? >> we just didn't make too many mistakes. you know? we found a way to get in and we had a couple of big drives and we ran the ball really well and opened up stuff on the outside and get the ball to a.b. and let him do the magic. >> your first touchdown throw to antonio brown. pump fake and scramble and find him in the corner of the end zone. how did that play unfold through your eyes? >> i was throwing it to markus to the left and got nervous and it was me getting ready to throw it the pump fake and saw him at the last minute and held onto it and out of the pocket and saw a.b. to the back corner and took a shot and worst case scenario out of play and a.b.'s hands and feet were so good he made a play and got in. >> le'veon bell had a great

hello i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this," that story and much more straight ahead. >> those who have murdered james foley and steven sotloff in syria need to know. >> we will follow them into the gates of hell until they are brought to justice. >> reports of a ceasefire. >> putin outlined a seven point plan. >> to end the conflict. >> nato must send an unmistakable message. >> president obama has really been getting an earful of his on going strategy. >> ebola has become a global threat. >> one of two americans spoke up for the very first time. >> our doctor's comments were nancy we're is sorry. >> cvs says no to cigarettes. >> we're delivering health care and at the same time selling tobacco, that conflict was growing for us. >> 30 years after they were locked up for a crime they did not commit, hack brothers, were cleared by dna evidence. >> we begin with president obama's vow to punish islamic state terrorists for the beheadings of two american journalists. >> our objective is to degrade and destroy islamic state so it's not a threat to the united states. >> unclear how f

i'm antonio mora. those stories and more, straight ahead. >> we are at war with i.s.i.l. the same way we're at war with allies. a conflict some members of the obama administration but not all have begun to call a war. secretary of state john kerry around the globe, we are at war with i.s.i.l. >> for more on the president's strategy to degrade and defeat the islamic state, i'm joined by involvement will be, the pentagon had recommended that small contingents of u.s. special forces be sent in to work with iraqi forces and coordinate air strikes, but i.s. in iraq and syria. there was reports of a drone that was a week ago over syria looking what was going on there in the area where they took over a military base. so why when so many analysts had of energy put forth. the presidential just announced it this week that he's ordered this more intensive air campaign inside iraq and i can tell you support we're giving. the estimate is certainly valuable estimate but not going to change the direction of the u.s. military. >> to make those forces more capable, the president is this i

antonio brown caught ten passes and two of them for touchdown. game balls to all three and their lights go up on the "sunday night football" bus. ben and bell are with michele, two of the three. >> after eight-quarter drought and not able to find the end zone you found your way back there. what finally clicked? >> we just didn't make too many mistakes. you know? we found a way to get in and we had a couple of big drives and we ran the ball really well and opened up stuff on the outside and get the ball to a.b. and let him do the magic. >> your first touchdown throw to antonio brown. pump fake and scramble and find him in the corner of the end zone. how did that play unfold through your eyes? >> i was throwing it to markus to the left and got nervous and it was me getting ready to throw it the pump fake and saw him at the last minute and held onto it and out of the pocket and saw a.b. to the back corner and took a shot and worst case scenario out of play and a.b.'s hands and feet were so good he made a play and got in. >> le'veon bell had a great

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>> in may of this year, antonio spoke at one of several one-day strikes in dc to protest wage theft and low wages. the next day, he was arrested, and detained by immigration officials for four days. it could be a coincidence that after three years of serving lunch to border agents his legal status was discovered right after he spoke out. but even if antonio had been paid the federal minimum wage, he would have made only about fifteen thousand dollars a year. more than three million people work full time on this wage but still live in poverty. and since the recession, nearly sixty percent of jobs added have been in low wage work. >> these are private relationships that do not need to be over-regulated by government. >> the workers don't have power. >> the restaurant industry is the fastest growing sector of the us economy. it is the industry that's out there. these are the jobs that are out there. this increasingly is american work. this is the job. >> these young people deserve justice >> anatomy of a protest... >> ...the police look like they're getting ready to come down the street >>

nothing you can't do in a phenomenal program so having worked with this daniel for over a year and antonio they're dedicated to this being a success and i also note and can tell you there's a deep team of visa cards that are equally committed to the long term success and will be there wherever their need and as far as the academic program i agree with the speaker i run a nonprofit that used innovation so i've seen innovation models and those guys have taken the best and combined it with traditionally models i see they're focused on emotional levels and technology by teachers this to me a recipe for success i think those guys have created a powerful model we need a school like o p in the mission i ask you to approve the charter thanks and. >> good evening. i'm lisa core i'm one the partners our office provides legal representation to approximately, six hundred of the states chapter schools in the state we've seen highest quality charter schools and seen chapter schools close in the state we've started to predict success what's the receipt for school for a high quality success one has the hi

descending into the ocean about 14 miles off the coast of port antonio, jamaica. and this plane actually went down around 2:15 p.m. eastern time. so we have the exact time that the plane was no longer in the sky, and unfortunately, crashed into the water, again, about 14 miles off the coast of port antonio, jamaica. brooke? >> rene marsh, thank you so much. let me bring in mary schiavo and miles o'brien. as we reset here, at the top of the hour, let's just begin with the big question, what went wrong. what happened on board this plane? that's the big question. we don't have the antibiotics answer to that, and we may not for some time. but what we do know, miles o'brien, let me begin with you. we do know, according to that fighter pilot, he did see what looked to be a pilot alive. then slumped over, then frosted windows. what might that indicate, in your opinion? >> well, all roads seem to be leading towards some sort of decompression scenario here. when you're up at 25,000 feet, there's not enough air molecules to support human life. so you pressurize an airplane.

again, about 14 miles northwest of port antonio, jamaica.haven't heard any word on any casualties on the ground because of this. the faa has now confirmed the plane did go down after nearly six hours of flying aimlessly. gretchen? >> all right. trace gallagher, thank you for your insights. we'll continue to follow this breaking news on "the real story" here on fox news. in the meantime, benghazi another big story today. five men who were very near our consulate in benghazi on the fateful night four americans were killed coming out with explosive allegations about orders they were given or not given that night and why they say it cost those americans their lives. right back. bacteria? even if you're healthy and active. phillips digestive health support is a duo-probiotic that helps supplement good bacteria found in two parts of your digestive tract. i'm doubly impressed! phillips' digestive health. a daily probiotic. my treadmill started to dress i mibetter than i did.uts, the problem was the pain. hard to believe, but dr. scholl's active ser

>> jim: well behind antonio brown. coming up on sunday, a double header here on cbs: see you there starting at 12 noon eastern with j.b. and boomer. roethlisberger 3 out of 10 in this half. throws. bell. >> [very loud crowd noise]. >> jim: they have a 1st down. what happened to the steelers offense? you go back to halftime last sunday against cleveland. they have not scored a touchdown in almost 6 quarters. they have been outscored 50-9 in this stretch. >> phil: well, they just can't make the big plays. when you look reverse and screen, once you get inside the 20, you are not as effective. >> jim: double pass. for justin brown. imcomplete. >> phil: if you are called in to play, ben roethlisberger. here's the play. get rid of it. throw it short or whatever. roethlisberger keeps those plays extended. you don't want him to take unnecessary hits down 26-6 this late in the game. >> jim: i will be interested in hearing about that hit in the beginning of the game that lifted roethlisberger up off his feet. he is one of the bi

angela radkey saw the one year old boy inside the tone in a san antonio parking lot. he was red in the face and look uncomfortable, so she didn't hesitate to smash the front windshield and crawl through a small hole to unlock the door. no one else would help her. >> i felt like some people were kind of scared of me, didn't want to be liable, because the security guard was yelling that i could possibly be arrested for breaking the window. >> radkey will not face any charges, because of good samaritan law. the boy was a little dehydrated, but otherwise okay. police say his father is facing child endangerment charges, though, he was inside that store shopping for 40 minutes before his son was rescued. >>> and depending on the temperature, i mean, that can real affect a child. >> very lucky. >>> coming up in the next half hour, live with new

blanca facebook blanca --sorprende el arresto de un sacerdote en san antonio, texas.nos cuenta que fue lo que paso y de que fue acusado. :01 :34 take pkg --take vo de acuerdo al reporte polciaco, alberto torres trevino jr. sacerdote de una iglesia catolica fue arrestado por indencencia publica en la cuadra 651 de la calle devine, a plena luz del dia.. segn el informe, un oficial encubierto se le acerco al parroco quien se estaba tocando de forma indecente, momentos despues, se bajo el pantalon y comenzo a tocarse y al igual toco al uniformado.el oficial le pregunto al sacerdote que le gustaria hacer y este respondio en ingles "almost anything, casi de todo" :sot/javier salazar/vocero policia de san antonio: --take vo-- el arresto fue hecho hace 48 horas y su fianza fue fijada en 3 mil el arresto fue hecho hace 48 horas y su fianza fue fijada en 3 mil dolares, la cual pago de inmediato. ahora ha alberto torres trevino le han revocado temporalmente sus facultades como sacerdote.. cabe mencionar que este hombre no estaba bajo la arquidiocesis catolica de san antonio.. bl

to perform immediate work to repair lower cherry aqueduct, sunol valley water treatment plant, san antonio pump station, and related infrastructure with contract amounts not to exceed $29,000,000 collectively. item number 6 is a resolution approving an emergency public work contract between the public utilities commission and flatiron, west, inc., under san francisco administrative code, section 6.6, to perform immediate work to repair lower cherry aqueduct in response to an emergency drought declaration with a contract amount not to exceed $16,000,000. >> okay, thank you. we have our puc here to speak on these item? >> yes, good morning, members of the board. steve [speaker not understood], assistant general manager for water. i have a few brief slides to show. as you know, we're deep into a drought and are trying to do lots of different thing to make sure that we can stretch the city's water supply as far as possible. so for the hetch hetchy regional water system, we have a couple of drought relief projects that we're working on, primarily revolving around use of water for cherry re or.

this is one thing, eva down in san antonio. she is from san antonio. she is a queen down there.omebody reaching out, to us probably foreign for us it is fine. melissa: stole her phone number, could get her credit card number. >> i don't believe it. >> jonathan frank calls me all the time. jonathan, i know it is. melissa: poor, jonathan. >> i don't believe it, if it happened it was one-time only lapse. apple has thousands of employees. those employees and customers trust is first and foremost for them. i don't buy it. melissa: awe the bad apple headlines coming at great time for samsung. the tech giant unveiling three new devices at its unpacked event. james freeman, i know you can't wait to get your hands on the new galaxy note 4. >> we, i think, this is a reminder that apple can not take its customers for granted. i don't think they ought to dismiss that outage. i think they ought to be sure it never happens again. apple needs to remember they're charging premium price. there is very vigorous competition in this market. melissa: jonathan, you are a staunch apple defender today,

senator george mitchell with antonio mora. i'm john siegenthaler, i'll see you tonight. >> president obama makes his case to the american people to destroy the islamic state group. >>> also a former islamic extremist, talks about living under a constant death threat. hello i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this," those and other stories straight ahead. >> america will lead a broad coalition to roll back this terrorist threat. >> it is time for united states military to go on offense against the islamic state group. >> i will not hesitate to take action against i.s.i.l. in syria as well as iraq. >> 61% of americans say acting against the islamic state is against the american interest. >> you have muslim against muslim. >> dangerous terrorists in the world. >> as you send us your bombs wile wee will send you ours. >> i will end up being crucified. >> signs of hope in a fragile ceasefire. >> 70% of troops have moved from eastern ukraine. >> what would happen if the internet were divided into two lanes of web traffic one fast

tarde pero lo reiteramos es un gusto tener con nosotros a arantxa que viene de la estaciÓn de san antonio un gusto tenerte reiterarle darte la bienvenida. >> un placer estar aquÍ en la casa de la gente y a tu lado. decepciÓn incluso incredulidad son los que presentan los inmigrantes. una vez mÁs el presidente obama pospone la orden ejecutiva que podrÍa mantener a muchas familias unidas. pablo sÁnchez nos explica. >> extender la deportaciÓn hacia miles de documentados fue un balde de agua frÍa para los que abogan por una decisiÓn unilateral. obama le promedio para fines del verano. >> para mÍ es muy personal porque siento esa indignaciÓn porque tengo que hablar con mi mamÁ y decirle que tenemos que esperar un poco mÁs. >> un alto funcionario de la casa blanca culpa los republicanos de politizar el tema. >> creo que una de estos asuntos es la edad de piedra. nunca se ha discutido el tema migratorio cuando no se intervenga la polÍtica. >> la percepciÓn del pÚblico sobre la exportaciÓn de mamas la cantidad de niÑos que cruzaron camino la dinÁmica de las elecciones de noviembre. varios senador

. >> i'm antonio lee he was here last week and i wouldn't believe how some of the issues that are most pertinent to this i'm glad that a lot of people are mentioning that this time as well as opposed goal of that short-term rental is to help people why not why can't they make a little bit of extra money it doesn't - while we do that the very people that don't have a place to live are hurt equally so if you have 10 thousand rooms that could become bedrooms in san francisco you have someone allowed to do the airbnb thing now all of a sudden that person can make $3,000 a month rather than $3,000 at this point it becomes let's say 7 thousand rooms 10 thousand rooms fighting not 10 thousand but 7 thousand it's basic economics prices are going to increase in the meantime, people come up and give their story i'm sympathetic i'm in the exact same boat but while you help those folks that have a place to make that infrastructure little money while the prices increase the person that doesn't have a place are going to be the ones hurt the second point importing ability if you live in a place and y

. >> despuÉs de una larga trayectoria con la filial de san antonio en texas quÉ te llevas de esos aÑose estar en san antonio, un lugar sumamente cÁlido. >> sabemos que tu historia encarna la historia de un inmigrante que viene a este paÍs anhelando alcanzar su sueÑo, cuÁl ha sido tu mayor reto? >> yo creo que el proceso de acostumbrarte a una cultura diferente, a un idioma diferente obviamente que cuando uno tiene decisiÓn se logra yo no querÍa venir de mÉxico vine con mis mamÁs y mis hermanas hace 10 aÑos, en retrospectiva ha valido la pena. obviamente echando muchas ganas. >> hablando de ganas, sabemos que estabas trabajando arduamente en una serie especial la otra cara de cÓmo afectar el cruce de indocumentados. la segunda parte que sale esta tarde quÉ podemos esperar? >> mira vamos a ver lo que viven cuatro oficiales del condado brooks que se encuentra a 70 millas de la frontera son oficiales que tienen pocos recursos bÁsicamente se tiene que comprar el uniforme de su bolsillo. reciben armas y chalecos antibalas donados. sin embargo, ese sentimiento del cumplimiento del deber estÁ

in san antonio. so it's a very inclusive place. even though the african-american population there is relatively small, ivy taylor succeeded julian castro and speaks to the kind of breath, if you will, of the city. and i'm very, very proud of what we have been able to accomplish. lisa, thank you, you're a pioneer in your own right. lisa, who has been the president of the aarp foundation for the last ten months was previously the president of a college for 20 years. wells college in upstate new york. a thank you to you and the aarp foundation for producing this very important report -- for establishing life-long sustaining programs. really iconic programs. insurance and so many other things that touch the lives of seniors across the country. and very importantly for sounding the warning bell for decades of the work that we need to be doing as a country to support older americans. this is a most important report. now it's hard to break through the clutter of important subjects at a time when the news is

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rocha antonio a. rocha john michael rodooshgs laura rockefeller john rodak antonio j.rodrigues anthony rodriguez carmen milagros rodriguez gregory ernesto rodriguez mayra valdes rodriguez marsha a. rodriguez david bartolo rodriguez-vargas richard rodriguez >> and my father joseph, we love and his you very much. >> and my uncle and hero, john robert cruz, who lives in my heart always while his smile continues to light up my world. i love you and i miss you. matthew rogan jean destrehan roger karlie barbara rogers scott william rohner keith roma joseph m. romagnolo elvin romero efrain romero sr. james a. romito sean paul rooney eric thomas ropiteau aida rosario angela rosario wendy alice rosario wakeford wendy alice rosario wakeford wendy alice rosario wakeford mark h. rosen brooke david rosenbaum linda rosenbaum sheryl lynn rosenbaum lloyd daniel rosenberg mark louis rosenberg andrew ira rosenblum joshua m. rosenblum joshua alan rosenthal richard david rosenthal philip martin rosenzweig daniel rossetti richard barry ross norman s. rossinow nicholas p. rossomando michael

. >> i am a antonio morra. i am speak with it was smiley. he has completed a book on march tin king, jr.'s life. >> has it been 46 years later? if he saw a black president, if he saw there has been racism and country? >> the best example of what he might say today because i don't want to put words in his mouth, the closest thing to him seeing a black president in his lifetime was his seeing the first black mayor of a major american city, carl stokes and he spent a lot of time for him to get elected mayor. so, he certainly would have involved himself in the campaign if he had been asked to use. might have asked him because his truth is so subversive, they may not have wanted him on the campaign trail. obama would have said i love you but i will be your critic and i will push you and hold you accountable to those things that are in the best interest of the american people. dr. king never believed that anything he ever had to say could love. he always tried to give his critique in love but he wasn't afraid to give a critique. >> it's interestin

we now do antonio. it is an inclusive place. even though the african-american population is relatively small, she succeeded coolly on -- juli an castro and speaks to the kind of breadth of the city. i am proud of what we have accomplished. lisa, you are a pioneer in your own right. lisa has been a fellow -- presentation -- president of the aarp foundation for 10 months. she was a president of a college in upstate new york before that thank you to you and the aarp foundation for this report. withhe rest of the team, whom i have worked over the years. best placesf the for analytical work on housing in the country. i thought chris did a great job of taking the mass of information and making sense of it. thank you very much. to you and your team for that could work. these are two organizations deserving of the respect accorded to them. the joint center for its high-quality analysis. foundation for decades of advocacy, establishing lifelong sustaining programs. iconic programs. insurance. so many other thing

of this together better than philadelphia. >> other promise zones can be found in cities like san antonio and los angeles. >>> well, us job growth slowed to lowest level in eight months, the economy adding just 142,000 jobs last month. that is well below the average of 212,000 over the previous two months. still the unemployment rate fell from 6.2 to 6.1%, but only because more people gave up looking for work. >>> well, the wait is almost over. the eagles season opener is on sunday. and if you are going down to the link, rather than watching a game over on cbs-3, it is going to be expensive. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers tells us fans spends a lot of money supporting the defending nfc east champions. >> this is dennis dougherty's basement, and just in case you couldn't tell, he's a diehard eagles fan. >> this 195, actually the fourth in inches gained. >> he has been to just about every home game since 99, as you might imagine, prices aren't what they used to be. >> when i first started they were about 350, per ticket, so that's $35 per game, ten games >> cords g team marketing re

>> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> people are dying because of this policy... >> there's no status quo, just the bottom line. >> but what is the administration doing behind the scenes? >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america you're watching, al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. >> there have been 20 journalists murdered in russia since 2000 when uh. president putin came first to office. and in none of those cases, have those who commissioned the crimes been uh. punished. journalists are targeted for their work, when in the process of reporting, they come to cross uh. powerful interests. >> [speaking russian]. >> the murders of journalists have become less frequent in russia. attackers have favored severely injuring and even maiming journalists on the job. one prominent example of this new and frightful tendency is the case of uh. journalist, uhm. mikhail beketov. >> [speaking russian]. >> he was a towering figure before the attack. and he had been long at odds with the local administration. he would not relent. and he paid the most severe p

right here on cbs-3. >>> the steelers ben roethlisberger through two touchdown passes and antonio brownnd bell combine for 147 yards on the grounds, and pit burying dominated the carolina panthers, 37 to 19. brown also had 09 yards receiving. the steve ers now two and zero on the season, snapped cardinals home winning streak at eight straight. phillies in miami as they enjoy final day off. the season today, they likely didn't enjoy the ends of yesterday's game in oakland, tied at six, bottom of the tenth, the a's josh donaldson takes gonzalez deep to end it. it was donaldson's third walk off homerun of the season a2 run shot. phils lose this 18 to six. >>> the awards keep coming for little league star mo'ne davis. "eyewitness news" with a there last night as the taney dragons star pitcher received the dave isay ward for excellence, helped lead the dragons to little league world series tournament. congratulations. erika, back to you. >> o beautiful. well done. >>> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", weaver new developments overnight, in a deadly bus crash, in delaware.

>> great question, antonio. the closest thing him seeing a black president, was the first black mayor, carl stokes, he would have involved himself in the obama campaign, if he had been asked to be used as a surrogate, they may not circulate wanted him on the campaign trail. he certainly would have campaigned for barack obama. and once obama got elected he would have said, i love you but i'm going to be your critic and i'm going to hold you account annal to those issues that are the of most interest to the american people. >> before the election where barack obama became president of the united states you weren't uncritical of the president. you brought up issues and you got a lot of grief for it. in fact you ended up changing jobs to some extent because of the fact that you had been treated so harshly, because you weren't just toeing the party line and were bringing up questions. how do you feel about the president today, especially in regards to race? i know in 2011 you have said he has failed american blacks.

we are here in san antonio at an offroad course that ford set up.et me give you a sense of what we can do with this truck. we are going to go out here. this is a shallow stream here. the whole point here is that we want to show the capability of the truck. that's just a little taste in the shallow stream. as we go here we continue on the course. a couple of things that stand out. the whole idea is that ford wants a lighter truck for fuel efficiency but didn't want to give up on capability. they show it can take the type of beating that few people will put their truck through but the truck is handling. we drove it yesterday for several hours on the course. one of the neat features is hill dissent. if you are coming down a steep grade you don't have to hold the brake. it will do it for you. that is a taste of what this is all about. the reason this is so important, you are looking at a vehicle that ford makes 8,000 to $10,000 per truck in profit. it is critical to the company. that's why they want to make sure this truck is the right truck and people

that's the first catch of the second half for antonio brown. >> phil: yes, this is established at the get-go. that was a great shot. the crown of the helmet into his chest. i know it's tough, but it's about the safety of the players in the game also. >> jim: brown. >> [whistle blowing]. >> jim: that's out of bounds. smith. >> phil: the other thing, i watched this game. antonio brown is having to do so much, running reverses and coming out of the backfield and catching the screens and returning punts. it's a lot. you have to be careful with the guy you count on so much. giving him so many opportunities in an open field like that to catch the ball and take big hits. >> jim: on the last 2 plays, he's had connections with brown after being shutout at the half. down the middle. double coverage. wide of the target. what did you learn tonight about this division? cincinnati won the division last year. won on this field. cleveland. then a coaching change there. >> phil: i think the division is strong. i think the ravens -- >> jim: roethlisberger. >> phil: nice pump fake. i look at this divisi

police believe antonio rosario is the person responsible for the death of raphael rivera. had you found wednesday night inside of a burning car on the 6100 block of north lauren street that is in philadelphia's olney neighborhood. cops say not only was rivera burned, he had been shot several times. rosario now faces murder and many other charges. >>> now a developing story. president obama reassures eastern european nato members who are worried that russia will attack them like ukraine. the president says nato will develop a rapid reaction force to deter russian threats. new cease fire agreement between ukraine and pro russian separatists was reached this morning. president obama also making the it clear he's out to crush the isis terrorists who have beheaded two americans. he says that's the unanimous view in nato and containing isis is not enough. >> you can contain an organization that is running rough shot through that much territory causing that much havoc. the goal has to be to dismantle them. >> the president says to dry isis who are sunny streamier extremists the s

. >> antonio valverde tiene mÁs de lo que descubrieron el distrito texto en el centro de los Ángeles.lavar dinero de los cÁrteles mexicanos de la droga. >> lo hacen por medio de utilizar compaÑÍas en los ee.uu. que tienen asociaciones con negocios en mÉxico. >> el operativo fue bautizado fashion police sea indica que uno de los negocios lavada dinero pagado por el rescate un ciudadano americano secuestrado que torturaron en un rancho en mÉxico en manos del cÁrtel de drogas de sinaloa. >> lo secuestrÓ por 72 dÍas, lo torturÓ, pidó una recompensa de 140.000 dÓlares de la familia estuvo dispuesto a pagar. prisiÓn por medio del mercado negro de cambio de dinero. >> las autoridades de ee.uu. levin intercambiado mÁs de 100 kilos de cocaÍna e individuos taba encargado de distribuirse unos agentes federales el dinero de rescate llegÓ a locales que lo lavaron a travÉs de otros 18 negocios en el distrito de la moda. >> los cÁrteles en los estados unidos por el trÁfico de droga es usado para comprar ropa en el distrito de la moda de la ciudad de los Ángeles las mercancÍas son exportadas y vendid