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ariel: los abogados pidieron el aplazamiento de la audiencia, ya que no satisface el objeto del mismolos libro. ariel: el procurador general de la repÚblica estuvo en la audiencia donde explicÓ que bahÍa de las Águilas es patrimonio nacional y todos los procesos debe ir encaminado a que no quede en manos de particulares. procurador: ni el fraude y la corrupciÓn puede hacerse parte de ese territorio. ariel: dijo que es costumbre del tribunal acumular los disidentes y fallarlo junto, de los 45 abogados aÚn faltan 15, todavÍa falta la exposiciÓn de la fiscalÍa. el misterio pÚblico. julio: en solo segundo un resumen de nuestro contacto deportivo. ♪ ♪ alice:toda la informaciÓn deportiva, comenzamos con la liga premier inglesa, el everton remontÓ una ventaja para llevarse una victoria, el hombre clave del everton fue lucas con un doblete. en italia el atalanta superÓ a la sampdoria un autogol de nick y en los primeros minutos y un gol de germÁn denis en tiempo de reposiciÓn fue suficiente para el triunfo. contÓ con un soplete de federico dionisio en la victoria del 2 0. el colombiano juan c

ariel nos muestra tres de ellos en su segmento mundotech. ♪ ariel: los juguetes educativos cada vez sonconstruir los robots que deseen. usÁndolo los muchachos pueden aprender las lecciones mÁs importante y comenzar a pensar como futuros programadores. el kit de seis viene con todo lo necesario para construir mÁs de 500 robot y cuesta 179 95. otro robot diseÑado para que los niÑos aprendan los fundamentos de la programaciÓn es este. utiliza colores y dibujos. los robots reconocen las secuencias en papel y en tabletas. si dibujar una lÍnea de cambios de color. si dibujar varias lÍneas Éstas son reconocidas como comandos que le dicen que gire, que baje o suba la velocidad entre otros. puede memorizar 500 colores y se puede programar con un app. este es un dinosaurio inteligente que responde a los comandos, reconocer objetos de la mano o la pelota y puede interactuar con otros dinosaurios como Él. puedes activar distintos juegos y viene con una app para poder controlarlo. reportero: quÉdense muy quietos porque en segundos estoy de vuelta con los chismes mÁs esperados por la familia. julio:

. >> ariel and his teammates are proud to be scoring a once in a lifetime goal. meeting pope francis. it's no secret pop francis is a soccer fan celebrating the football club ever since he was a boy. so these local boys have a special surprise for his holy father. >> we're going to present to pope francis a soccer ball and we hope to present his own soccer jersey. poppa francisco uno. they're really great kids. >> it's not the boys' soccer skills that make them special. it's the team they're part of. kevin sullivan is the executive director. >> pope francis specifically asked if he could meet some of the people whom catholic charities is helping and that it worked out that he particularly is meeting with the groups of immigrants and refugees, that really makes me excited. >> from their downtown offices, catholic charities helps immigrants and refugees with legal services. like this man who left to requite with his mother 18 months ago. >> this migration count lore with catholic charities, his job is to monitor the undocumented teens who enter the country alone. h

. ♪ ♪ ilia: los robots de juguete para los niÑos hoy en dÍa en seÑal lecciones importantes ariel nostor. la corriente conectarÁ automÁticamente los niÑos pueden experimentar y construir los robots que deseen usÁndolos los muchachos pueden aprender las lecciones mÁs importantes de la construcciones y temas complejos y comenzar a pensar como futuros programadores, el kit de seis robots viene con todo lo necesario para construir mÁs de 500 robots y cuesta 159 95. el osobot es otro diseÑado para que los niÑos aprendan los fundamentos de la promociÓn. usando los colores y dibujos, los robots reconocen los colores y secuencias de color en papel o en tabletas, por ejemplo, si dibujas una lÍnea el osobot cambia a este colores si dibujas varias lÍneas Éstas son reconocidas como comandos que le dicen que gire, bajar o subir la velocidad entre otros, pueden memorizar 500 colores y se puede programar usando un app para que baile con la mÚsica, cuesta 50 y 9.25. biposor es un dinosaurio que responde a los comandos reconoce los gestos de la mano, la pelota y puede interactuar con los dinosaurios c

ariel. que bien. >>> lo que quiera. >>> ariel que bien bailÓ >>> taxi.o en amÉrica para comenzar a rotar informaciÓn en las redes de esta visita esperada. >>> les recuerdo que daniel esÁa de vacaciones, esta loca rashel que llegue el lunes y boris eyzaguirre. >>> tan bello mi amor. >>> muchas gracias dÉjalo ahÍ. dÉjalo quieto. >>> no vamos saludar mÁs pasamos con neyda sandoval con informaciÓn importante en las noticias del dÍa. ♪ ♪ >>> claro que si, estoy lista con la Última informaciÓn que tal a todos ¿como amanecen? esta es nuestra primera ediciÓn de noticiero telemundo un nuevo dÍa. escuchen bien, en un hallazgo mÉdico de suma importancia, una pÍldora para pasar la diabetes tipo 2. una reducciÓn de muerte de pacientes, con riesgo de enfermedades cardiacas, en mÁs de un 30%. la medicina se llama... se toma a diario y cuesta 350 dÓlares al mes. en el estudio fueron incluidos mÁs de 7.000 pacientes con diabetes tipo 2, e insuficiencia cardiaca. >>> l propuesta de donald trump deportar a 11 millones de indocumentados e hijos estadounidense bajo las condi

charlie bobrinskoy is vice chairman and head of the investment group at ariel investments and he joinss with his thoughts. charlie, welcome back. good to have you with us. >> hello, tyler. happy to be here. >> terrific. slow growth 2%. inflation 2% or less. interest rates relatively modestly low between now and 2018. that feels like a prettyee good recipe long term for stock investing. >> well, first of all, these are all predictions. and i guess i'm slightly annoyed that the fed is falling into the trap of thinking that they can be precise about these expectations for the future. we're seeing in our companies reasonably good growth, not great but reasonably good. unemployment is low. interest rates are ridiculously low. and so we were hoping frankly they would start the process that is inevitable of getting interest rates back to where they should be. but the fed signaled to the whole world that they're more worried about the economy and so everybody's worried they see something we don't see and so they took the market down pretty dramatically. >> so at that point when the market star

ariel in his own way raised. what happens after 15, 25 years, important piece addition to what kelsey said, that iran has some interest in nuclear power. they have, in fact, bought a reactor twice. once from germany, and secondly from russia. the russian policy is -- no reactor without a strong commitment to provide fuel and take back spent fuel that ought to become the gold standard. and anybody who is selling reactors to iran should insist on that gold standard. that takes away this wonderful idea in iran that we have to put in all kinds of low enrismed uranium and many centrifuges now iranians have a reason to have a gripe. they invested that the shaw in french enrich m now they have the enrismment nor their money back so let them have a domestic guarantee but don't let them develop it purely to pile up l terms and conditns leu in some potential. put the fuel in iran or a long-term basis under ia supervision from the fuel bank provider. it may be multinationallization of iranian and other facilities that are w

there's also what can be done with this data, you have ariel surveillance, you have this videos, facial recognition technology. fingerprints can be captured from incredibly large distances because you can, the images are so precisely can blow them up and get your fingerprints so you can identify all these blurs on the video feed and then you know, rocks. i don't know if anybody read about this, but the military, when it was withdrawing from villages in afghanistan, would leave rocks that had cameras in them that had 20-year batteries. why can't i get one of those for my phone? 20 year batteries. just record continuously and feed it back. those are now at the border, so, you know, beware of rocks. it's just incredible. it's anything, everything. >> and remote biometrics like facial recognition is very, very powerful. there's things you don't know about. side face and gait, how you walk, those two combinations together are extremely identifiable. unless you're wearing something that obscures that and often, there's mask laws, a great paper on this talking about the kkk intimidating people

>> ariel and fiona go after them. >> where did they go?ere. >> and bang on the door. >> let us in. >> they try the handle. >> this really isn't funny. >> is she okay? >> they're sticking together. >> thank heavens, huh? >> no, she's not okay. >> we think they've seen enough and done enough. all right. i'm going to go in first. hello. i go to speak to the teens. at first, i don't tell them this was all a ruse. will they tell me what happened. anything else go on around here? >> she saw him put something in his pocket. >> allegedly. >> i haven't seen anything. >> can i tell you what i saw? >> were you here? i don't think you were here. >> i knew it! i knew it. i told you. >> fiona is relieved this isn't real. was it really uncomfortable for you and hard to do? >> yes. >> because a lot of them didn't believe you. >> it happens that people won't believe that but it is like a real thing that does happen. >> yeah. >> hey, guys. >> dr. jacqueline sako, watching from our control room, comes in to speak to the teens. >> first of all, guys, fiona, a

. >>> aquÍ estÁ ariel que mira este vestido tambiÉn es un color celeste con cascadas de bolados en formalda como el corset estÁ precioso y como la falda tiene volante le va ser delicada tambiÉn er todas lser todas pre. >>> vamos a estar soÑando todas. >>> a las mammamÁs pendientes. >>> para tu niÑa. >>> hay que ahorrar para tener esto diseÑo, y que te parece si vamos con mÁs de un nuevo dÍa. >>> regresamos con mÁs. >>> enseguida ayer la niÑa habla el encuentro con el papa francisco. >>> para maÑana vamos a saber si >>> para maÑana vamos a saber si procedimiento con hilos manupero hoy decidióudad deseguir adelante e ir" por nuevas experiencias. durante el viaje disfruta de la ciudad del buceo. luego pasa por la ciudad de los tatuajes y la disfruta desde su auto. pero decide seguir adelante hacia la ciudad donde el cielo, es literalmente el límite. encuentra tu proxima parada. el camry. toyota. vayamos juntos. las 12.. take vo /juanfra --un aparatoso accidente que se registr esta maÑana sobre la autopista 6-80 cobr la vida de una persona, adems de causar caos vial al obligar el cierre de l

ariel: usar las tecnologÍas para tratar de encontrarlo por tu propia cuenta, pero si falla, recuerdaaplicaciÓn "find my phone" podrÍa ayudar a ayudarnos, y los que deciden en el android device manager, podriÁ hacer sonar el telÉfono por cinco minutos. francisca: ademÁs que son aplicaciones gratis, "despierta amÉrica", como siempre, ayudÁndonos. johnny: ahora vamos con carla que va a ahorrar nos mucho dinero. karla: mÁs ayuda, todos queremos ahorrar, y "despierta amÉrica" que ayuda en esta Época de mÁs gastos, cÓmo multiplicar tu dinero con los descuentos, jomari abre tu corazÓn por primera vez. alan: no se puede perder cuÁndo la banda el recodo viviÓ momentos muy emotivos en el crit de san antonio. ana: el papa francisco sorprende a todos cuando le pidiÓ a una joven hispana de 17 aÑos que cantara para Él en su prÓxima visita a estados unidos, en breve, la emotiva historia. al ♪ ♪ alan: miren a esta hermosa gatamuy famosa en las redes sociales, naciÓ con la mitad de su rostro color negro con un ojo verde, y la otra mitad naranja con un ojo azul, se refieren con un gato quimera, un fel

. >> ariel jackson was about to wash a bunch of grapes she bought at walmart when she spotted something crawling around inside the carton. turned out to be a deadly black widow spieder. >> i would i would just take a paper towel and try to clean it. >> no. >> squish it. >> she called 911 and the operator told her to kill the spieder. she got her brother and boyfriend to do the job. no one was hurt. could you imagine? it could be very deadly. >> i can't imagine. >> walmart says the allegations they take it seriously and are investigating. >>> coming up, it could be stonehenge on steroids. the astonishing discovery in great britain. >> also ahead, turning a movie favorite noor of into tourism. >>> and the minnesota dentist in the middle of an international uproar. he killed a beloved lion on an african safari. his return to work today. but first a look at today's high temperatures. you're watching "world news now." "world news now" weather. brought to you by united health care. or the freedom to choose what doctor you want to see. so if you have medicare parts a and b, consider an aarp me

. >> reporter: ariel maldonado fled central america without his parents.hey are among the tens of thousands of unaccompanied miles an hour who have crossed over to the u.s. illegally in the past two years. >>> why did you bring these kids together to play soccer? >> it is something that they love, you know? >> as a a applying ration counselor in catholic charities in new york, elvis says soccer is helping these kids adjust to their new lives. >> i know how important soccer is to integrate into the community but to live forward with my life. i think soccer does same thing for these kids. >> maldonado grew up in honduras, he said he and his younger brothers escaped because of threat to their lives. >> the gangs will kill you. >> if you get sent back to honduras would you try ocome to america the same way you came before? >> translator: i would try. even if i had to do it illegally. >> reporter: detained at the border, maldonado was reunited with his mother in new york. >> translator: i didn't expect him to be so big. i had to get to know each of them again.

the last time is high profile israeli visited the site was 2000, when ariel sharon was the leader. it was an action sparking the second palestinian uprising >>> al jazeera's stephanie dekker joins us live from the mount of olives, in east jerusalem. tell us about the situational al-aqsa, is it calmer than it has been in the last few days? >> it certain is. it's very calm compared to pictures we have seen coming out of the mosque compound over the last few days. we have heard from the israeli prime minister that he is committed to maintaining the status quo. this is an important line. this is a concern. we have a movement of the right wing jewish group. this is ongoing for some time, demanding access to pray inside the compound wall. it's a holy site. they call it the temple mount. and the situation has been since 1967 they'll visit. they had pressure from the international community on the israeli prime minister to do something to get it under control. this is a red line. the entire world is an extremely sensitive issue, king of jordan, king abdullah, he is the care take saying rel

the last time a high profile politician visited the site was in 2000, when ariel sharon was the head. it was an action sparking the uprising. >>> saudi arabia and the owners of a crane that collapsed in mecca - they have beened them. members of the bin laden group has been banned from travelling while an investigation took place. >> more than 100 have been killed. fighting disrupted an opposition rally in the democratic republic of congo. hundreds gathered against plans to cling to power. we have this report. >> at first, all seemed to be going well. then this. people rushed to escape a dangerous situation. on the podium, a man suspected of being a supporter of the president tries to get away. opposition members chase after him and beat him. he and other members of the ruling party try to disrupt the rally. >> we are suffering. we are suffering. we might as well be dead. >> opposition leaders in the capital appear to be delaying the election so they can stay in power longer after the 2-term limit ends. that's why they are protesting. >> the opposition tells people to stay calm. it was

>> that's my friend ariel. were friends and worked together. >> reporter: this woman runs the drug overdose prevention and education program in oakland, california, the work is very hard and very personal. >> we sat outside for a long time, and she said i don't even know what i'm doing, you know, i'll get my [ censor bleep ] together. it was just a blip, you know, and she died that night. >> reporter: wheeler may not be able to get users into treatment, but she can make sure they have access to narcan. an overdose causes the body to forget to breathe. narcan, literally knocks opiates off of the brain, sobering the user up instantly. heroin and opioid abuse has risen every year since 2007. during 2013, about 16,000 people died of an overdose of prescription opioids, and about 8,000 died of heroin. in that one year, according to a survey wheelers group helped conduct, a narcan injection reversed overdoses 8,000 times. narcan is arguably the safest drug in the world. if a paramedic comes opinion someone who is unc

just look at the video ariel jackson shot when she opened her snack from wal*mart this is what she foundit's a black widow spider inside that bag of grapes michigan woman says she saw the spider as she was washing the grapes in the sing and immediately dialed 911. >> when i called them, i was like, this really isn't an emergency but i have black widow spider. he's just like just kill it. i'm like me? you want me to kill it? >> wal*mart says it is investigating the allegation and working to figure out exactly what may have happened here. >>> tracking down child predators in our own backyard. the daunting task for a team investigators, what even they say they never expected to fine. >>> hundreds of refugees running for better life. what a pho ♪ >>> a man who police say was high on pcp put up a heck of a fight with officers just outside of washington, d.c. a customer unside this mcdonald's started filming it all when police tried to arrest the guy. employees called 911 saying he was throwing chairs, screaming and talking to himself. officers eventually used pepper spray to get him to the gr

-iranian alliance that is not developed yet. >> just two things for ariel. nine seconds. [laughter] don't tell us about the future with such confidence in such a miserable, despicable, downer way. because the future is not chiseled in stone. to be something that is miserable, downer. secondly, don't underestimate the commitment of the united states to nonproliferation in the region. and certainly with the other parties. 3rael is part of our 1, 2, approach, and something that you play games with as you describe it. >> we are going to get to audience questions in a moment. one issue i want to survey opinion on. oversupplied -- two oversimplified ways of looking at the u.s.-iranian relationship. one of that they are inimical and that's the steel strengthens a force that is -- that this deal strengthens a force that is pernicious to us. the other is that the relationship has been absent over 30 years. each is an open simple fight -- each is an over simple if i'd view. i'm curious which of those th emes is more accurate. opposedranians who are to closer relations with america

his opponent, ariel sharon, unleashed arab rage when he brought armed guards to tour the haram al-sharifross: it was obviously something that was bound to be seen as provocative. narrator: but ross does not blame the intifada on sharon. rather it was a failure of palestinians to curb the violence. and it was the ongoing israeli occupation. ross: i think it was the absence of real change in terms of palestinian control, at least in palestinian eyes. the israelis continue to control too many aspects of day-to-day life for the palestinians. narrator: so will there ever be peace? not soon, according to ross, but if it comes, it will be based on two states, both with capitals in a divided jerusalem. ross: i do believe that the ideas that president clinton put on the table will ultimately provide the base for what will emerge as an outcome. and the reason i say that is that these ideas reflected our best judgment after thousands of hours of debate, discussion, analysis, examination, dissection-- you name it, we did it-- with the sole purpose of trying to determine, what is it that each side tr

the last time a high profile politician visited the site was in 2000, when ariel sharon was the head. it was an action sparking the second palestinian uprising. >>> saudi arabia banned the owners of a crane that collapsed in mecca from working on new rprojects.. members of the bin laden group has been banned from travelling while an investigation took place. >> more than 100 have been killed. fighting disrupted an opposition rally in the democratic republic >>> donald trump has emerge said as a front runner. he was expected to deliver a maiden security speech. alan fisher reports from san pedro, california. >> he's the man that generates the most coverage, support and controversy. donald trump came to california to talk security. it was his words on immigration that provoked protest. >> there are people here who paid up to $1,000 a ticket to hear donald trump speak. a few meters away there are dozens angry on his message. they are determined to drown him out. for the most part they succeeded. his speech was donald trump saying how good he was at everything. he left for a quick questio

ariel rodriguez is a biologist from the university of panama. he's taking us on a tour of gatun lake, but this tour isn't of the usual sites. it wasn't long before we found what we were looking for. >> behind me that pump is for water but it's out of the water, that doesn't look normal. >> no, of course it's not normal. >> sadly the pump is just the beginning. rodriguez told us to head out onto to the lake and we'd see what has many in panama worried. our boat is a small one, less than 25 feet. tiny on a lake the size of gatun, and no match for traffic. >> wow that's big. >> it's just after noon in the panama canal and that means it's rush hour we've got a container ship going that way, and this big blue one here that is the biggest size of ship that the panama canal right now can handle. >> this is the glovis clipper, a 58-thousand ton vessel. 50 mega-ships just like this one cross this lake and the canal every day. each one needs 52 million gallons to transit through the canal. that's a lot of water. but in 2015, panama, like much of the regio

we can start with this one, ariel's favorite. >> were you a picky eater? >> i used to be. now i'm more into all this healthy food. >> that's excellent. what was your favorite lunch before you got into the healthy food? >> i -- before i got into the healthy foods, i loved the bars. >> and this is all you'd eat. leave the sandwich or whatever. >> eat a little bit of the sandwich. >> well, i understand. so what have you packed here for her today, mom? >> instead of the typical sandwich with turkey, these are fun kabobs that we put together. we actually picked out the little toothpicks. we've got protein. we've got the veggies. >> a cherry tomato and slice of cucumber with the turkey sandwich in between. >> right. then we have a dip here that's a veggie dip. she has crackers. she could dip the peppers in there. >> and color. kids love color. you have yellow, red, and orange peppers sliced up in there as well. >> right. so she's getting an asortment of color, protein, carbs. we have brown rice crackers she could dip in, instead of the bread. >> and she says this is her favorite

ariel works downtown and likes the extra stops. still -- >> i'm not coming downtown at all when the pope is here. i don't want to be part of the chaos. made in america was already crazy. >> does it make it easier on your trip? >> it's not going to make it easier at all. how? >> reporter: he understands it won't make it easier for him to see the pope, but he understands they need to have extra caution. >> they need the area shut down a little bit. >> security. >> security, exactly. >> they added another stop at 44th street, and there will likely be more changes leading up to the next few weeks. reporting live in center city, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> philadelphia international is still waiting for a papal payoff according to our partners at the philadelphia business journal. the airport isn't seeing a major increase for the week of the pope's visit. the journal found philadelphia has the lowest international demand that week compared to new york and washington. one reason the airport isn't seeing an uptick is because the majorit

. >> as part of the local news coverage, helicopters took to the air from the ariels of every angle of the gillette stadium. >> access to ede nfl network's nerve center where they are around the clock brady. >> it was organized chaos. we anticipated the decision by friday, but when it's go time and when it happens, everyone gets in position. i got in at 4:30 in the morning. people were ready to go. >> it was big news. we asked donald trump about it and it was classic trump. >> you came out and supported your friend, tom brady in the deflate gate controversy. would you fire goodell? >> he is a good friend of mine and he is so thrilled and so happy. tom brady, i think what they have done is terrible. he has been exonerated as i understand it, but i'm happy for tom. as far as the commissioner is concerned, they are having a rough year. [000:29:57;00]

. >> ariel lewis jacobs. >> jason jacobs. >> michael g.mes. >> grays -- griselda james. >> maxima. >> paul edward. >> john carlos jenkins. >> and my brother-in-law, devoted husband to jenny, god father of christy and ryan. >> and my grandfather, we love -- me and my sisters wish we could meet you. >> joseph jenkins, jr. alan. >> sarah judy. alicia jimÉnez, jr. >> charles john. >> nicholas john. >> denise m. johnson. scott michael johnson. >> william r. johnston. >> alison jones. linda jones. >> charles edward jones. >> christopher d. jones. >> donald. jones the second. >> donald w. jones. >> judith jones. >> linda jones. >> mary. jones. >> edward, senior. >> robert thomas jordan. >> albert joseph. >> carl henry joseph. >> steven joseph. >> jane josiah. Ángel, jr. >> karen sue. >> michael. judge. >> thomas jergin. >> pamela choo and my big brother, the king, our guardian Ángel number 41, keep watching over us the spirit lives with all your family. >> and my husband carlos jimÉnez you are a big man, your memory remains each and every day in

a travs de lo que tu haces sot ariel reboyras el nos ha ensenado la vida y . razn para sacarle una sonrisa de oreja a oreja, el alcalde de chicago rahm emmanuel, decidi sorprenderlo instituyendo el 24 de septiembre como el da oficial de gilberto santa rosa en chicago sot ya era tiempo, se le puede dedicar todos los das. muy bonito cesar ---preste mucha atencin... si el domingo por la noche y la madrugada del lunes la luna queda completamente en sombras... no se preocupe pues se espera un eclipse lunar total. take vo ---pero los que s estan muy preocupados son los cientficos de la nasa, pues temen que la falta de luz solar pueda dejar sin energa a una de sus naves que explora ese satlite natural.. ---el eclipse total durar ms de una hora y se anticipa que la nave se quedar sin luz directa del sol por cerca de tres horas... cesar -- lleg el momento de revisar el pronosti del tipo para los proximos dias.. blanca ---pasamos con gabriela dellan que nos tiene los detalles... gabriela, buenas noches... gabriela facebook amigos tengan todos muy buenas noches y sean co

. >> ariel lewis jacobs. >> jason jacobs. >> michael g.jacobs. >> steven jacobson. >> marÍa. >> robert adrienne. >> ernst james. >> grays -- griselda james. >> maxima. >> paul edward. >> john carlos jenkins. >> and my brother-in-law, devoted husband to jenny, god father of christy and ryan. >> and my grandfather, we love -- me and my sisters wish we could meet you. >> joseph jenkins, jr. alan. >> sarah judy. alicia jimÉnez, jr. >> charles john. >> nicholas john. >> denise m. johnson. scott michael johnson. >> william r. johnston. >> alison jones. linda jones. >> charles edward jones. >> christopher d. jones. >> donald. jones the second. >> donald w. jones. >> judith jones. >> linda jones. >> mary. jones. >> edward, senior. >> robert thomas jordan. >> albert joseph. >> carl henry joseph. >> steven joseph. >> jane josiah. Ángel, jr. >> karen sue. >> michael. judge. >> thomas jergin. >> pamela choo and my big brother, the king, our guardian Ángel number 41, keep watching over us the spirit lives with all your family. >> and my husband carlos

. >> ariel fernandez fled central america without their parents.they are among the tens of thousands of unaccompanied minors who have crossed into the u.s. illegally in the past two years. >> why did you bring these kids soccer? >> it's something they love you know? >> elvis says soccer is helping these kids adjust their new lives. just as it helped him when he fled honduras more than a year ago. >> i know why soccer is so important to me not only to immigrate into thintegrate into. >> he and his two younger brothers escaped because they feared for their lives. >> translator: you could get killed or kidnapped or forced into a gang. if they recruit you and you refuse they will kill you. >> reporter: if you get sent back to honduras would you try to come to america the same way you did before? >> i would try, even if i had to do it illegally. >> reporter: detained at the border, maldonado was reunited nationsed witunitedreunitedwith. >> i didn't expect them to be so big. i had to get to know each of them again. >> now they have to go through immigrat

the last time is high profile israeli visited the site was 2000, when ariel sharon was the leader. it was an action sparking the second palestinian uprising >>> let's go to our correspondent stephanie dekker, joining us live from occupied east jerusalem. what has been the situation at al-aqsa today? >> well, it's been calm compared to what we have seen over the last few days. five minutes ago prayers ended, we are seeing people coming out of the mosque, and things are business as usual. it's a good sign. and it's a sensitive issue, a rid line for the palestinians. as a whole. the message from the israeli prime minister. yesterday coming out of the cabinet meeting. she is committed to that. that means jewish groups will not be allowed to pray in the compound. the prime minister is under pressure from jordan. jordan is the caretaker from the item. the relationship between jordan and israel will be affected if the escalation continues. jordan is a staunch ally. they have a peace treaty, this is something that the israeli prime minister takes seriously, and he does. there's language co

>> that's my friend ariel. she and i friends. >> reporter: how long ago did she pass?she died in 2005, and -- yeah. that's -- that's really hard. >> this woman runs the drug overdose prevention and education program in oakland, california. the work is very hard and very personal. >> we sat outside for a long time, and she -- she said i don't even know what i'm doing. i'll get my -- together. i don't know what -- you know, it's just a blip, you know. and she died that night. >> reporter: wheerl may not be able to get users into treatment, but she make sure they have access to a miracle drug, narcan. an overdose causes the body to forget to breathe. narcan literally knocks opiates off of the brain sobering the user up instantly. during 2013, about 16,000 people died of an overdose of prescription opioids, and about 8,000 died of heroin. in that one year, according to a survey wheeler's group help conduct, a narcan injection reversed overdoses 8,000 times. anecdotal evidence suggests the experience of receiving narcan as well as administering it can inspire people to seek

ariel cohen at the atlantic council. as we are watching the russian economy declining in the oil price is project dead day in the 40 to 60 corridor, that raises serious questions about the profitability of any russian oil and gas projects in the arctic. if the money into the russian budget is going down and the projects are not viable, why on earth you would spend loads of dollars if you're in moscow, why would you spend this money shoring up the art it? i understand these are great projects in the care of the end, you know, et cetera but looking to the future, looking not shale in west siberia to be cheaper than the arctic, looking at the u.s. continental north america and other places, i ran coming in mind, iraq hopefully pacifying and producing more oil and gas, why would you even bother? thank you. >> one more question in the front and then we will conclude. >> hi, emily meredith from energy intelligence and i also have an energy related question. you all talked little bit about how the imposition of sanctions were v

. >> reporter: ariel, who lives two blocks away, hasn't complained but has been suspicious of the work being done and safety for those who live nearby. >> if it was done, they'd pick everything up and leave and open the park. >> reporter: since the material didn't sit for longer than a year, it was easier and safer to remove. information sessions will be held for residents in the coming months as well as continued soil and air sample testing. >> i'm sure the kids and families in the neighborhood will be glad to see it open again. >> reporter: once the town gets approval, they'll begin restoration on the fields in hopes to reopen by next season. jodi goldberg, fox 5 news. >> cracking down on the homeless problem. steve: how a more aggressive approach is turning the tide. and this. >> bedbugs? what? >> complaints of the new infestation at a movie theatre in times square. it's had a bedbug problem before. we'll check it out. >> i remember looking down at myself thinking, you know, where did i go? >> a brush with death. >> when i got out, i was immersed in this bluish white light. >> what

just look at the video ariel jackson shot when she opened her snack from wal*mart this is what she foundinside that bag of grapes michigan woman says she saw the spider as she was washing the grapes in the sing and immediately dialed 911. >> when i called them, i was like, this really isn't an emergency but i have black widow spider. he's just like just kill it. i'm like me? you want me to kill it? >> wal*mart says it is investigating the allegation and working to figure out exactly what may have happened here. >>> tracking down child predators in our own backyard. the daunting task for a team investigators, what even they say they never expected to fine. >>> hundreds of refugees running for better life. what a photography does next that got her fired. do we have anymore chips? [off screen] fellas? uh, sorry. we were day dreaming. about that vip tailgate and game tickets? uh yeah! and that pre-game sideline experience... exactly. or even eagle season tickets! [shouting over crowd] how do you know? you both have the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, the eagles instant

they do a lot of ariels, the helicopter shots. you can see all the secret service guys.going to have detail out there. let's get a live look outside the sky camera network. after a few spotty showers saturday in the north bay and contra costa and alameda counties, we've cleared out. sunny skies now, 82 in the south bay. east bay checking in at 85 degrees. and in san francisco, 68. we do have the westerly wind coming in, but there's not that much in the way of thick fog. you can see from this downtown shot, sutro tower standing up at 977 feet tall. there's no fog that's visible now. but as we head throughout tomorrow morning, we expect those low clouds to come back. look, i don't think it's going to be a super foggy start to your tuesday morning, but there's definitely going to be enough low clouds that san francisco will have the typical fog along with theçb peninsulad we'll see a few patchy clouds to 59 degrees. my coldest electricity in the north bay beginning at 55. so need a light jacket in marin, napa and sonoma counties. our best chances of rainfall will exist to

. >> brooke alexandra jackman >> aaron jeremy jacobs >> ariel louis jacobs >> jason kyle jacobs >> michael grady jacobs >> steven a. jacobson >> ricknauth jaggernauth >> jake denis jagoda >> yudh vir singh jain >> maria jakubiak >> robert adrien jalbert ernest james gricelda e. james >> mark steven jardim >> amy n. jarret >> muhammadou jawara >> francois jean-pierre >> maxima jean-pierre >> paul edward jeffers >> john charles jenkins >> and my brother-in-law barry. devoted husband to jenny, proud father of kristen, jackie, erin, and ryan. >> and my grandfather, fdny captain james j. corrigan who we love and miss. me and my two sisters wish we got to meet you. >> joseph jenkins jr. >> alan keith jensen >> prem n. jerath >> farah jeudy >> hweidar jian >> eliezer jimenez jr. >> luis jimenez jr. >> charles gregory john >> nicholas john >> dennis m. johnson. >> lashawana johnson >> scott michael johnson >> william r. johnston >> allison horstmann jones >> arthur joseph jones iii. >> brian leander jones >> charles edward jones >> christopher d. jones >> donald t. jones >> donald w. jones >> judi

ariel jackson got home from wal*mart yesterday opened her grapes and found black widow spider inside.the spider as she washed the grapes in the sink. she called 911. >> when i called them, i was like, this really isn't an emergency but i have a black widow spider and he's like just kill it. i'm like me? you want me to kill it? >> yeah. what he wanted her to do. wall march says it's investigate wagon may have had happened here. fyi there's special species of black widows female black widows the vast majority of people who get bit rarely die. >> florida sorry riff depth tease has heroes of this own to thank tonight. good samaritans stepped in when he really needed help. fox kimberly has the story for us. >> george cooper kept an eye on deputy mile walsh as he pulled over cory johnson. johnson through through a stop sign. the he didn't expect what happened next. >> the guy slammed the door on him and jumped out and started hitting him across the head and just beating him. >> two were in the roadway at winter lake road cooper didn't let torn acl stop him from ru running to help. >> i was

this morning i had meetings with ariel collects another and edition i saw a further such meetings laterk you, mr. speaker. would like to express in relation to your majesty the queen. will the prime minister join me today in congratulating parents of the newly alternative revision academy, providing vital places for those in complex behavioral means. would he also agree with me that those who would scrap schools would deny parents choice and children opportunity. here, here >> my right honorable friend is absolutely right. the free school movement is bringing what we need in this country which is more good and outstanding school places. over 250 such schools in existence highway 1500 that up over the parliament. what we've seen so far is a quarter outstanding and the education spokesman is speaking out today. praise the fact that quarter preschools are outstanding schools. in addition to that, these are not just what he calls condescending schools for yummy mummies. they are providing federal schools and provision schools and enhancing educational provision and we should be proud. [shou

widespread evacuation, or in calaveras county near the town of san andreas really looking at live arielsveryone in some missouri is 2700 people have been told to be ready to bolt and a moment's notice tell filefish this got the files growth as " unprecedented. >>dan kerman: 01 07 people who survive the collapse of an apartment balcony last june and berkeley today he met with the media to paint the first responders and doctors and nurses here and valley medical center who have come along the road to recovery doctors say his prognosis is for a for recovery next week heat transfer return home thailand. >>maureen kelly: is the busiest during peak returns and adding cards all lines crossing the bay during rush hour to get the train longer slacken carry more passengers but there will be some adjustments for some people ride is to get on a conversation in the morning will want to check the schedule so will those who travel in the reverse commute to rock ridge lafayette and aranda because some trains will skip those stops. >>haaziq madyun: in livermore this week he'd wave was definitely having a

looking at ariel from the scene this is right near the sacramento's to sell.with the area. the continued update this story with police trying to find the shooter. >> reporter: justice differences go with the final day of testimony in the pulmonary hearing against sanchez/but the killer of kate's family in that pier 14 murder during testimony today allman of the hotel across the street heard the gunshot. at the photo of sanchez. after leaving the pier after word. on friday judge wrote. whether not the voltage is over for trial itself for a charge the bank second degree murder or manslaughter the offender maintain this was an accident in this letter is the right decision. >> reporter: 5 year-old veteran who lived in this house a hero. shot a man and had allegedly breaking into his house. police said the victim was home all on wednesday. a little after 11:00 a.m. he heard a knock on the door. he did not answer a few seconds later at least two men kicked in his back door. when the veteran fired on the suspect hitting one of them. police say they found 34 roche on

. >> that is my friend ariel, she and i were friends and worked together. >> reporter: she runs the drugtion and education program in oakland, california. the work is very hard and very personal. >> we sat outside for a long time and she said i don't know what i'm doing. i'll get my beep together and i don't know, it's just a blip, you know. and she died that night. >> reporter: she may not get users into treatment but can make sure they have access to a miracle drug narcan. an overdose causes the body to forget to breathe. narcan literally knocks opiates off the brain sobering up the user instantly and heroin and opioid abuse has risen since 2007 and 2013 which complete information is available about 16,000 people died of an overdose of prescription op of oxycodone and heroin and in the year wheeler's group helped conduct an narcan and reverses overdoses at least 8,000 times meaning in theory the 8,000 people would be dead as well. narcan is arguably the safest drug in the world. if a paramedic gives them sugar water, if they are in the wrong alcohol stupor it could kill them but this i

melody hobson is president of ariel investments and she joins us at the table to explain should we be> everyone is not ready and especially small business owners. this new card reader technology costs between $100 and $600 plus there's an expense for the software. this is a big expense. on top of that, the card is five times more expensive than a traditional credit card. it costs almost $3. >> and i assume they're doing it because it's a safer way to go. >> this is all about security. the technology that we have in this country and the world has allowed people who want to purpose trait fraud to do so. they've gotten very good about it. in this situation, america is way behind the rest of the world. >> why is that in. >> way behind. years behind. there are a lot of reasons for it. some people say because upgrading to all of the systems is so expensive and it's cheaper to pay the $5.5 billion that the credit companies pay each year to backstop the fraud. others say that the scale of the retailers makes it harder. >> what about ralph lauren. >> you talked to him earlier. >> ran into him