armando: si por mí hubiera sido yo aquí me hubiera quedado.ando al 911, bomberos y otros. noé: pero nunca los fueron a rescatar. enna: Él también sufría lo propio, no solo estaba impedido a salir y brindar ayuda sino que sufría al pensar que su oficina de donde lo habían evacuado se inundara y se perdiera lo que con tanto esfuerzo han construido para apoyar, a quienes como él, sufren alguna discapacidad. noé: van, sabanitas-- camas eléctricas, sillas de ruedas. o sea, son muchísimas cosas. enna: desde hace 13 años living hope, o esperanza viva presta este servicio gratuito sin pedirle a los beneficiados ningún otro requisito. noé: para cualquier persona que se accidenta en este estado y que queda en silla de ruedas es la única asociación que ayuda con suplementos médicos. tengan o no tengan papeles es lo que menos nos importa. enna: hoy, mientras harvey parecía dar una tregua, noé acudió al cuartel general de la organización para verificar los daños. noé: que no haya pasado nada. nuestras cajas están bien, las sillas de ruedas están bien. pare

armando va de regreso a casa. no es el Único.il. >> se unen en oraciÓn por ellos y los demÁs afectados. han pasado ocho horas, noÉ debe descansar su espalda. le gustarÍa irse de aquí? >> a dÓnde? >> con lo impedido que se siente, no quiso causar lÁstima ni molestia en otro lado, prefiriÓ jugÁrsela aquÍ. de vuelta a su cuartel general a noÉ y su grupo se le han notificado las peticiones de apoyo. mÉtodos de pago para incluir con la demanda. ahora le preocupa la ley. >> la gente va a temor hasta de venir con nosotros. >> armando deberÁ cambiar la alfombra y conseguir una cama de hospital, pero al menos estÁ en casa. >> cuatro dÍas sin poder dormir. anoche si descansÉ muy bien. >> aunque ni Él ni quienes a su alrededor intentan reconstruir sus vidas, tendrÁn paz hasta que no haya alguien que los escuche y les tienda la mano. marÍa: hemos visto cÓmo la tormenta le ha sacado lo mejor de la gente,vecinos ayudando a vecinos, extraÑos ayudando a gente necesitada. ilia: si se quieren unir pueden hacerlo la campaÑa unidos por los nuestros.

when we got to this house, we found armando, who is here with me now. armando, come here for a sec. armando chose to try to ride out the storm. and you stayed in your house right here until a certain point. but then what happened? >> after the tree fell down and then the house can't support any more, and then the lift all the roof up. that's when i decided to go in the backside of the house, and then after that, i wait until the eye passed by and when it gets cleared up, take away to go to the safe house. and after that, that's how i survive, and after that, i forgot my rooster, and i get back. i left my truck over there. i came back walking. the water was coming over to my knees and then after that, i go back again, and in the middle of the bridge, i get stuck there. i can't even go through nowhere, the wind, it's keeping you down. i walked there. >> so armando, you can hear it, tried to stay in the house. the tree came crashing down. tried to hide in the back, waited for the eye, drove to somewhere that had more safety, more protection during the eye of the storm. an amazing story

marÍa: el joven armando baeza y regresÓ a su casa para julio de su madre que lo vio llegar sano y salvoump se extendiÓ hoy al congreso. janet jackson recitÓ de rodillas en plena sesiÓn de la cÁmara de representantes una defensa. calificÓ de racistas los comentarios del presidente. >> me arrodillo en honor de la primera enmienda . me arrodillo porque la bandera es un sÍmbolo de libertad. me arrodillo porque voy a luchar contra el racismo . me arrodillo porque voy a apoyar a esos jÓvenes. marÍa: trump ha provocado crÍticas desde el bien aspirando el despido de jugadores a roger-- arrodillados frente a la bandera nacional, protestando por racismo. senadores argumentan que los huracanes perturban la vida diaria en texas, freddy de puerto rico y se necesita mÁs tiempo para que los "dreamers" cumplan con las peticiones del gobierno para renovar su daca. >> tenemos mÁs informaciÓn de mÉxico. hace 1 millÓn y medio de damnificado en docente cuente cinco colonias aÚn no tienen electricidad ni agua y estÁn exigiendo ayuda inmediata frente a sus casas destruidas. esta noche visitaremos hospitales e

we haven't walked that far, but the only human we've seen is armando who lives here.y who did ride out the storm. what he's doing well. he says his friends are all doing well. his house as you've seen here, more or less destroyed. although in the back he took me to the bathroom which is still intact. although, i suppose that's a start but just a start. you can see what is his living room right there and now open to the world. the painting, amazingly, still hanging on the wall. so, wolf, we just got here. we're going to see what we can see and hopefully they continue to get the help they need here. wolf. >> and john, there's no power where you are. might not be power and electricity there for weeks. you're using a satellite phone to communicate with us. tell us about that. >> reporter: all right, so, no, there's definitely no power, no waterlines, no cell service. this is a satellite phone. the last time i think i used a satellite phone, wolf, was in iraq back in 2003 or 2004. this is really one of the only ways we can get out. i think getting this message out to the w

, armando cÓmo te sientes, tienes esperanza?.imeros mente siento que fue un acto de cobardÍa por parte del presidente donald trump realmente destruir las oportunidades de jÓvenes inmigrantes en esta naciÓn que lo Único que quieren hacer es contribuir a esta naciÓn, que han crecido aquÍ y este es su paÍs y hogar. para mÍ tambiÉn una gran cobardÍa que ni siquiera los enfrentÓ dando el anuncio si no dÁndole al procurador general jeff sessions el obstÁculo nÚmero uno en el congreso cuando era senador, Él estÁ opuesto a cualquiera reforma migratoria o daca, sueÑo. pero tambiÉn me duele mucho porque hay muchos jÓvenes, niÑos que a lo mejor verdad estÁn esperando a cumplir 15 aÑos para legalizar su estatus. >>> de ellos estÁbamos hablando son estos niÑos que apenas cumplen 15 aÑos en las oficinas de chirla buscando este alivio es la esperanza mÁs grande que tienen ellos y sus familias >>> claro entonces el programa estÁ cerrado para los jÓvenes que no han solicitado nuevas solicitudes. entonces quiero decir que si tÚ tenÍas 10 aÑos cuan

armando alba ran. he has been standing here waiting for news of his 30-year- old niece karina. if you could get a message to karina, what would you say?>> we are right here and we are not moving and we hope you are alive. we believe you are alive. we are expecting you with open arms.>> reporter: like all the family of the missing, armando is not giving up. he will sit here day and night hoping and praying for a miracle. and mexico city, jonathan hunt, fox news. >>> the search is on for where those guns are and who might have them. >>> we have learned >>> i think that everyone needs to be aware. investigators say they will be reviewing four -- footage. we did have a chance to speak to employees that did not want to go on camera. they said they have frequently seen thieves break into cars. >> i am nervous. >> in-n-out and fast. i want to make sure my son is safe to go >> reporter: a senator introduced a bill that governor browned signed into law that requires law enforcement officers to lock up guns. the penalty is $1000. it is unclear how the officer had his weapon stored. >> lo

familia mi hermano y su esposa los llamraron porque ente 4 horas habran noticias mas a actualizadas >> armandooda la suerte porque tenemos la esp esperanza de que su sobrina s d saldra de ahi >> muchas gracias >> como sbaben en puebla eoppue pais vive la peor catastroefe d su historia la recuperacion de gu huracan maria sera la mas cos s costosa ahora estamos con van s vanessa >> ( musica ( >> ( musica ( >> ( musica ( >> ( musica ( >> iup(informacion en pantalla( >> muchas gracias felicidad es o estoy en cataÑo uno de los lu a lugares mas afectados por el s paso de huracan el 80 % de las v viviendas qudaroedaron destrus s >> fueron los momentos mas ang s angustiosos de su vida dice p pricila ella sy sus tres hijos p pasaron el huracan en esta casa la sdreÑora michelle dice que m mas dificil fue llegar a su ho a hogar y ver todo destrozado >> no es facil los escasos recursos que uno tiene >> rafael duerme al interperie q porque dice que le han intenrtto robar >> se meten de noche >> la ciudad esta militarizada h hay saqueos el capitan javier o rodriguez dice que esta malÑan e entraron a robar y

. >> on 23 october, armando was a 29-year-old marine sergeant. >> i had gotten off at 4:00 a.m.the second floor. in a certain area. everybody was close to there. this was the assigned places. that's the first time they wrote the rules. it's too crowded in here. you can't sleep. we went to my room or our area where we had 15 marines. >> just after 6:00 a.m., the mercedes benz loaded with explosions, crashed into the lobby. the building collapsed, killing 241 u.s. service men. >> i was buried under rubble for four hours. the concrete is going in the back of my thy. >> moments after the marines were hit, a second killed 58 french paratroopers. hoz bo hezbollah was behind the attacks. >> sorry there anything that could have been done to prevent the attacks some. >> i don't think so. it's growing overtime. >> at the time vice president dick cheney was in his third term as congressman. >> in the early 80s when we grew from beirut, that took it as evidence if they killed enough americans, they would change the policy. i don't mean to be critical of the decisions that were made 20 or 25

aunque armando y alejandra resultaron ilesos, hay quienes corrieron con menos suerte.o. hasta el momento, tan sÓlo en la capital mexicana se reporta medio centenar de edificios. en ciudad de mÉxico, elizabeth soria como univisiÓn. regresamos hasta cuernavaca en el estado morelos hasta donde llego nuestra corresponsal jesica zermeqo ultima informacion desde otra de las areas devastadas por e terremoto. el aeropuerto de ciudad de mÉxico estaba cerrado. las imÁgenes son de las labores que todavÍa se estÁn efectuando en ciudad de mÉxico. este es el instituto monterrey. es el instituto monterrey campus mÉxico. sabemos que tambiÉn sufriÓ un derrumbe. la gente estÁ tratando de rescatar a sus compaÑeros, estudiantes y a gente que ni siquiera conocen, pero que saben que necesita esa ayuda . se ha repetido durante todo el dÍa y toda la noche la bÚsqueda de personas, la colaboraciÓn de toda la gente tratando de salir adelante en medio de toda esta tragedia. nosotros reg ahora que nos haces caso... capri sun tiene cuatro bebidas nuevas. ... ahora solo con lo bueno. ¿ya está? ya ca

. >> dime luis armando que han estado haciendo puerta a puerta tratando de ayudar a los vecinos de estaicamentos, colchas o agua para traerlo a la zona donde sea necesario. tambiÉn tenemos nuestros instrumentos para tomar signos vitalescualquier persona que no sea mÉdico no vayan a tocar a nadie llamen a un paramÉdico o a un mÉdico. >> hay filas de personas que necesitan una instrucciÓn para ayudar de cualquier manera. >> me llena de orgullo ver que somos tan solidarios con nosotros. mucha gente saliÓ de sus casas a ayudar y es sorprendente como todo el paÍs se ha movilizado por este siniestro. >> me hablas de que es lo que has visto en estos lugares? >> hay algunas personas que han salido con extremidades rotas, sangrando, pero los que han podido ser rescatados han salido con vida. >> lo mÁs difÍcil para ellos van a ser los efectos psicolÓgicos que pueda tener este tipo de tragedia, este tipo de trauma por el que estÁ pasando. quÉ temen ahora? que problemas mÉdicos puede haber en la ciudad y que se debe cuidar la gente? >> posiblemente por las caÑerÍas afectadas diarrea y el dÍa de aye

patricia: cuando usan la tableta y pueden estar moviendo cosas, armando un rompecabezas y cuando estÁnora para poder usar tecnologÍa por día y poder controlar el contenido que estÁn viendo. viviana: vamos a hablar de la tecnologÍa en cuanto a los librospor gusto porque en el telÉfono pueden leer libros, recomienda esto? patricia: no queremos usarlos sÓlo en la tecnologÍa y que el niÑo no tenga experiencia con libros en papel, porque es una experiencia muy diferente. cuando el niÑo estÁ mirando un libro en el telÉfono es una cosa buena, no nos distraigamos con los botones que hay que apretar y nos hace perder la historia. viviana: mantenernos enfocados. otra pregunta importante, como madre de una niÑa de cuatro aÑos a veces vamos a comer y acudimos al telÉfono para mientras mantenemos una conversaciÓn adulta. es esta recomendable? patricia: esto pasa hacer que el niÑo estÁ sentado en la mesa y estÁ usando el telÉfonoy no pasÓ a ser parte de la actividad social. los niÑos tambiÉn participan mejor en las comidas, comen mejor. puede ser que en un momento cuando esperamos la comida lo dejam

sot/2:42:10 armando says: "pues aqui entre los escombros esta mi sobrina."ot/2:44:36 lidia dice: "tenemos que estar de pie, aunque todo el mundo ve que estamos en una desesperacion."] cerca de la familia luna, juan antonio garcia no encuentra a sus compaÑeros de trabajo quienes se encontraban en una oficina de contabilidad. blanca top/vo ----las autoridades desmienten que utilizaron de maquinaria pesada en edificios con indicios de gente con vida en mxico. ----molesto reaccion el titular de proteccin civil "luis felipe puente" por la informacin segn ellos falsa y enfatiz que las operaciones de rescate continuan y agreg que el uso de maquinaria pesada se ha limitado "unica y exclusivamente" en la remocin de escombros. cesar / top vo --- el presidente de mxico enrique peÑa nieto visit a ciudadanos hospitalizados por daÑos sufridos en el terremoto... ---el mandatario lleg despues de haber estado en "jojutla" morelos al hospital general de "balbuena" donde se uni al secretario de salud "jos narr" y posteriormente se reunieron de manera privada con los pacientes.

. >> probationary firefighter paramedic armando sanchez. >> he's urging the president to let the dreamers keep dreaming, he's a cuban refugee hoping a life of service will help him repay his debt to the united states. >> our raft was made of inner tubes and a plywood floor. >> sanchez is cuban american, so he does not have to worry, but he says a lot of his friends do. >> it'sxt because, again, we don't know how it's going to happen, what it's going to look like. >> mendoza is among the hundreds of thousands of young people who signed up under the obama administration for the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. >> it's hard to think about preparation when you don't know what you're speaking for. >> paul ryan is among those urge the president to hold off, telling a wisconsin radio station he thinks immigration is an issue congress needs to fix. the president promised to scrap the dreamer program during his campaign, but he's softened his tone. >> sometime today or over the weekend we'll have a decision. >> should dreamers be worried? >> we love the dreamers. we love everybody.

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my armando! and these are my treats! i'm just gonna have one if that's okay. of course it's okay.his is my world. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. allll mine. >>> hard to believe for many of us, but we're now approaching the 16th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. the motto that sprang up in the aftermath was never forget. while memories may be fading for some, tonight you're going to meet a man who remembers it all like it was yesterday and who wishes he could have done more to stop it. former port authority detective matthew baa shaer is heading down new york city's west side highway on a trip he swore he would never make. >> it's not going to be easy. >> reporter: the skyline now dominated by the freedom tower, not bashear's beloved twin towers. >> they're my buildings. i was port authority. i thought they were just stunningly beautiful. >> reporter: bashear has not been to manhattan since he helped at ground zero in 2001. >> the last time i was here this was nothing more than 15 stories of rubble. >> reporter: he's here confronting his darkest demons, sharing his story f

armando sent us this photo. his parents took a flower from their garden before evacuating so they can carry around a reminder of home. let's just hope they can get back there soon. >>> even as irma continues to pound florida, resident here are taking steps to send life saving supplies to those who need them in the state. six volunteers will head to florida wednesday for about a week. today they collected donations to take with them. organizer andy mortensen is a disabled vet who was once stationed in florida. >> what we're doing is we're loading up all the supplies we've presorted so we don't create a second disaster. we're taking a 30-foot motor home so first responders can have a place to nap, shower or eat. >> the group had planned to take the donations to hurricane harvey victims in texas, but fema alerted them to the need for relief efforts in florida in the they are still taking donations. you can drop off items like cleaning supplies and diapers to 103 carpenter drive in sterling through wednesday. we hav

. >> armando sanchez was 7 years old when his stepfather built a raft out of an inner tube so he and escape from cuba. he became a citizen, at 30 became d.c. firefighter, paramedic in his adopted hometown. >> it's my city, where i live, my community. it's where i want to serve. i can't think of any better place than the nation's capital to be employed at and serve it. >> sanchez was one of 15 new d.c. firefighters sworn in after 21 weeks of training. many had experience in other departments but chose to serve in d.c. like daniel surrounded by former colleagues from salisbury fire department. >> wanted to come to the best. this is the best. t hoffman, whose parents both served in the baltimore fire department. >> i wanted to come to the best department in the world. >> he's in a good department. yes. >> this newest class of graduates makes about 150 new members of the d.c. fire department in the past 18 months. in the district mark segraves, news 4. >>> let's stick with the cuba theme this morning, shall we? another u.s. airlines setting up in the islands city, jetblue, the latest to

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. ♪ armando sanchez calls this moment a blessing. >> thank of the be here.nd his family, like thousands of other cubans sought better lives in the united states, going towards freedom in a large inner tub rescued by thee coast guard and following six months at one time obey, his family was granted entry to the u.s. he was 7. >> it is a product of all the hard work in that my mother and my family put in. reporter: he grew up in miami and learned english and moved to d.c.. becoming an electrician and an emt. >> wanted to do my best to help out the community. sanchez is one of 15 men and this class, district resident who will serve his own community, reported to work at the d.c. fire station on rhode island avenue. >> he's worked really hard to get here. we are very happy for him. reporter: he became an american citizen at age 18. he took another important off today, grateful and humbled to be a firefighter and paramedic serving his nation in our nation's capital. >> i was just always brought up to be thankful for what you have and don't have as much, even thou

. >> oh, armando. >> come on, read it to me, man. read it to me. i wrote it.ell me how it sounds. >> paul begins the letter to the ephesians by stating who he is. >> cowin has had numerous stays at santa rita over the past several years. not all the charges stuck. but one of his stays was the precursor to a five-year prison sentence he served after shooting and wounding another man in a bar fight. this time he's serving 75 days for battery and vandalism. according to police reports, he broke his girlfriend's door during an argument and punched her numerous times in the face and head. >> i only know how to do one thing, and it ain't good. you know? so it's like -- >> what is it? >> it's bad. just trouble. and the thing is trouble was getting me in trouble, you know what i mean? it's like my whole life i just did all the wrong thing. you know, it's like i was just good at being bad. >> in verse 2, grace and peace are introduced as being from god our father and from the lord jesus christ. >> amen. that's based on -- >> ephesians there. >> during this stay at the

my armando! and these are my treats! i'm just gonna have one if that's okay. of course it's okay.nies. allll mine. >>> good morning, monday, 5:46 starting to see delays on the schuylkill, i95, beginning of the monday morning rush hour. we will slide into dekalb pike route 202 at sumanytown pike disable causing some delays this morning rolling out of the driveway and we have got some fog from morgan town into downingtown and then down to one lane on the turnpike at downingtown so just be careful that is left over work crew out there over south jersey, swedeboro avenue at democrat road just off of the 295 interchange an accident police working on that one. traffic lights defective city avenue at monument road causing a delay for everybody exiting the schuylkill expressway today, always a delay there to begin with knocking lights out. that add another dimension. northbound 309 accident right here near perkasie road, here's schuylkill right here near city line avenue inbound no problems or delays at all, mass transit so far so good, forecast for your monday, sigh has got tonight 15. >

my armando! and these are my treats! i'm just gonna have one if that's okay. of course it's okay. this is my world. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. allll mine. >>> it is 5:40. panera revamped its kid menu and company ceo is challenging fast food chains to dot same this week they started offering its menu items in smaller sizes for children. company's ceo is challenging other executives to follow suit. he said children in the u.s. have been served, poorly. >>> so much for healthy and natural, general mills is once again adding artificial dyes and flavors to trix. they switched two years ago costing the cereals the sweet flavor and vibrant colors. since then general mills have been overwhelmed with complaints, classic trix returns to store shelves next month, the natural version will still be available. >>> what do you think? do you think it was the kid or the adults complaining. >> the grown ups not sweet enough. >> i have a feeling, yeah because we remember what it was like, back in the artificial ingredient day. >>> you know what, it is irish weekend, in wildwood and it looks grea

my armando! and these are my treats! i'm just gonna have one if that's okay. of course it's okay.allll mine. without pg&e's assistance, without their training our collaboration with pg&e is centered around public safety. we could not do our mission to keep our community safe. anytime we are responding to a structure fire, one of the first calls you make is for pg&e for gas and electric safety. it's my job to make sure that they have the training that they need to make the scene safe for themselves and for the public. it's hands-on training actually turning valves, turning systems off, looking at different wire systems all that training is crucial to keeping our community safe and our firefighters safe. together, we're building a better california. >>> good morning, everyone. time right now is 6:44. we are taking a live look right now from our santa cruz camera. frances dinglasan says it's going to be a pleasant day down there with temperatures in the mid-70s. she'll break down the full accuweather forecast for us and let us know what to expect also for local bay area temperatures,

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my armando! and these are my treats! i'm just gonna have one if that's okay. of course it's okay. this is my world. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. allll mine. been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ >>> investigators are trying to determine what cause d a plane o crash. yesterday, search teams found the plane. crews following a ping that came from the beacon. it was traveling to santa rosa. >>> in is south bay, a health scare may be linked to jails. they are investigating two cases of hepatitis a. health officials are now offering vaccinations to all inmates and staff at the main jail. >> it's an infection of the liver and can spread from person to person. they are trying to prevent the spread after two reported cases. >> we discovered one in an inmate and one in a staff person work ng the correctional facility. >> public health has mounted a rapid response, especially in light of crime outbrea

my armando! and these are my treats! i'm just gonna have one if that's okay. of course it's okay.his is my world. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. allll mine. >>> a group of first responders from the bay area is on their way home from florida. california task force 3 went there last week to assist in hurricane relief efforts but their services were never needed. the 81-man team took these two photographs before they left and they are now on the road driving 2500 miles home. the task force leader says he is pleased the team didn't have to go out on missions. he saw firsthand hour hurricane katrina devastated new orleans in 2005 and was grateful they didn't see similar suffering. the team spent their time in florida on rescue drills and training. >>> recovery efforts are under way in key west, florida, in the aftermath of hurricane irma. local businesses are starting to re-open as residents strive for normalcy. we have the story. >> it's remarkable what y'all went through. and, you know, florida is known for the keys. i think worldwide, people know the beauty of the keys. >> reporter:

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my armando! and these are my treats! i'm just gonna have one if that's okay. of course it's okay.l mine. >> announcer: good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. >> announcer: this is "abc 7 mornings." >>> good morning, thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the forecast, meteorologist lisa argen is tracking live doppler 7. >> good morning, chris. it feels like fall for the next couple of hours because it's cool. we have some 40 house as and a right now. gilroy still in the upper 40s. we have warmer numbers around the bay. 54 in hayward, mountain view, and los gatos. we're warmer to the north and we're going to get into northerly winds. that's going to bring on not only a warm-up but high fire danger. looking at some coolers

my armando! and these are my treats! i'm just gonna have one if that's okay. of course it's okay.90 calorie brownies. allll mine. >>> welcome back to "gma" as we cover the big breaking story, hurricane irma. for people in her path, a shelter is one of the safest places to be. >> and abc's amy robach has been talking with those hoping to get out of harm's way. amy, good morning, again, to you. >> reporter: good morning. you know, thousands of floridians are waking up in shelters at full capacity like the one behind me, the robert morgan center, and they are waking up to high winds and rain sweeping the area, and some of these people who are here in these shelters were actually airline passengers trying to get home. they were stranded at some of the south florida airports and were bused yesterday into these shelters, but there are other floridians, as we know, who are staying put and deciding to try and safely ride out hurricane irma in their own homes. this morning, florida residents are hunkering down and bracing for hurricane irma. for deborah dore, this isn't her first brush wit

my armando! and these are my treats! i'm just gonna have one if that's okay. of course it's okay.ld. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. allll mine. >>> welcome back. san francisco parking meters could soon see surge pricing at peek hours. the new parking meter policy would expand the pilot program to meters throughout the did i and those prices range from 50 cents to 8 bucks an hour depending on the meter's location and the time. proponents say surge pricing actually helps free up parking spaces faster but some question how prices are set. if approved by the mta the program could expand by the end of the year. >>> what you're seeing is a different story, this is former military base in the santa cruz mountains, it will soon open as a public park, what you're looking at a mt. um numb, offers stunning views and it opens to the public next monday. the owner spent $23 million to renovate the summit. visiting the park is free. >>> the unusual court case involving a monkey and his selfie is finally over. it is a case that broke legal ground. peta claimed that this monkey owned the rights to

julio cÉsar:les voy a ser sincero, cuando me dijeron que era armando, pensÉ que iba a ser un william que cada quien que se ponga lo que quiera. nosotros vamos asÍ como vamos. reportero: aunque quisimos charlar con sergio mayer, en esta ocasiÓn no accedió. prÓximamente sacarÁn un documental. para "despierta amÉrica", eden dorantes. [aplausos] orlando: continuamos desde aquÍ desde plaza mÉxico en los Ángeles para "despierta amÉrica". sandra, sÉ que tienes nuevo disco, estÁs pegada en la radio. cuÉntame un poquito. sandra: estamos promocionando mi nuevo disco que se llama "cantando canciones con el corazÓn, la indomable", mi nuevo tema se llama "el problema es olvidarte". estoy bien contenta y agradecida con todo mi pÚblico y mi fans. orlando: vamos a ver el vÍdeo de "mi problemas olvidarte" ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ karla: seguimos en el bronx. venimos con mis paisanos que estÁn bien nerviosos, a javier de chapas, nicole de guerrero y de puebla. miren no mas esto, aquÍ si hay chile! [risas] luis: sorprendido con la cantidad de mexicanos que hay acÁ y tambiÉn poblanos. karla:saliÓ la poblana corriend

armando oliver from the university of puerto rico school of medicine.us the situation at your hospital this morning, doctor. >> hello, stephanie. i'm at the puerto rico medical center. we're a complex of seven hospitals that normally have 35 operating rooms and we cover all major specialties in medicine. the situation right now is we only have two functioning operating rooms. there are issues with air conditioning. cannot open more operating rooms if air conditioning is not working. there are multiple issues and they keep showing up one after the other. i heard this morning from the radiology residents that due to power issues, their three ct scans are down and the mri is only functioning at half capacity. i also heard from many doctors and residents that they don't have access to gasoline for their cars, so the issue is even if they are able to come here, they won't have their cars to bring them to the hospital so that's another big issue that they have mentioned to me this morning. >> i want to share what san juan's mayor said last night. she issued a

my armando! and these are my treats! i'm just gonna have one if that's okay. of course it's okay. this is my world. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. allll mine. the number of dead is rising, following one of most powerful earthquakes to hit in mexico. this... as we get our first upclose look at the damage. (pam) good evening i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. we are no stranger to earthquakes here in the bay area... but this is one of the largest to shake north america in years. the quake itself was centered just off the coast... near the mexico-guatemala border. but at 8-point-1... it was powerful enough be felt 300 miles away in mexico city... casuing some buildings in the capital to sway. the hardest hit regions are oaxaca and chiapas. video is emerging... showing the devastation. this is from juchitan de zaragoza... where more than 5-thousand homes have been destroyed. the city hall... also heavily damaged. dozens of people have died in the city... the number of dead right now for the entire country of mexico is at least 58 and it is expected to climb. from above you ca

my armando! and these are my treats! i'm just gonna have one if that's okay. of course it's okay.his is my world. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. allll mine. (pam) the legal fight over the rights to any unusual picture is finally over... (steve) it is a selfie taken by a monkey that a photographer and an animal- rights group both believe they have the rights to. the lawsuit of this photo was dismissed today. lawyers say the photographer... whose camera the monkey used... has agreed to donate a portion of any future proceeds from the photo to charity. the money will be specifically donated to protecting that specific breed of monkey. peta originally wanted all the proceeds from the photograph to go to the monkey. the picture was taken in indonesia in 20-11. coming up in sports... an unlikely hero steps up for the raiders in their big win yesterday in tennessee...... and for 49ers new head coach kyle shanahan... it was a frustrating season opener... gary has that story... and all the sports... coming up the raiders are off and running with a big win at the tennessee titans yesterdayb

my armando! and these are my treats! i'm just gonna have one if that's okay. of course it's okay. help save lives and support those in need. again, we've never seen anything like this."> ( marty )(ááátake liveááá) more live pictures from florida.... ( marty ) time more more weather with dave spahr. (dave) significant warming is expected today as high pressure builds over northern california. shower chances will develop across the far southern portion of the region tonight and monday and then across the entire forecast area monday night and tuesday. there is also a slight chance of thunderstorms . slightly cooler temperatures are forecast for monday, with much cooler weather expected by midweek. ( marty ) fema has been working around the clock on how to best respond to hurricane irma. while at the same time dealing with huricane harvey. rene marsh takes us inside fema's washington command center. ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) with natural disasters sweeping the south and mexico... it is another reminder to those of us in the bay area to be ready in case a natural disaster

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