benÍtez intenta rematar y no lo hace de la mejor manera.l que llega a interceder. >> benÍtez hace contacto con la cabeza de el chaca. >> hay sangre? >> no, hasta el momento-- >> no alcanzamos a ver . para frenarse por estas situaciones, porque tiene que ser un dolor bastante fuerte. >> aunque no haya sangre, puede ser que el mismo un vuelo haya quedado afectado. ya la recupera monterrey. como un planeador con la pierna derecha. otra oportunidad con stefan medina. revienta largo, de pierna derecha. sar que de banda para el conjunto de monterrey. eleva otro luego de pierna derecha.en agua guzmÁn que la tiene con las dos manos. sale cortito para javier aquino que tiene espacio. el colombiano termina cometiendo le falta el seleccionado nacional mexicano. ya se incorpora poco a poco. se estÁn viviendo los Único timos segundos del tiempo de compensaciÓn . le han puesto agua en el rostro conductor: recupera a su delantero y son 11 contra 11. el Árbitro está haciendo la seÑal de que no pueden pensar, es un minuto no mÁs. va sosa al frente. balÓn pa

rafa benitez is an stackable. you said icahn is he really? rafa benitez is an stackable.ble. you said icahn is he really? i think so. no one would do that when the ta keover no one would do that when the takeover is about to happen. newcastle fans hope... the pressure is certainly an newcastle as a team because they are in the bottom three now. let's hear from because they are in the bottom three now. let's hearfrom rafa benitez. we did well. we had chances to draw. it's a pity, because in the end we are learning, we have this situation in some games that we are just one goal behind and then we have to improve quickly to make sure we get these draws or wins because we are making a great effort, the players are working so hard and it's a pity. next, watford and huddersfield. the first time these two have met in the top flight. huddersfield won 4—1. who would've thought the first meeting between these two teams would result in that score. on the best wins of the season. the best one will be their manchester united win. away from home, struggling, five successive away defeat

>> gio benitez leading us off. gio, thank you. >>> this comes as millions visit new york city for the christmas season, and why the suspect targeted times square. tonight, authorities have taken note of what was recently said in isis propaganda. and the question tonight, how do you keep areas like times square and the subway safe? here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: tonight, security across new york ramped up in the wake of today's attack. the city is already on heightened alert heading into the holidays. law enforcement sources tell abc news ullah did not say square but indicated to authorities he had consumed isis and al qaeda propaganda, which mentioned times skwarp as a possible venue for attack. isis releasing this chilling image just a few weeks ago. a picture of santa standing next to a box of dynamite in times square, and a threat. "we meet at christmas in new york soon." the police commissioner recently told david this is their new reality. >> are you fearful of more isis-inspired attacks here in your

benitez with us from that reopened tunnel, where that blast went off. the resiliee of newck in the subway tonight.gio, said he did start researching how to build this pipe bomb a year ago? >> reporter:y, they started gathering components weeks ago. now, he could face life in prison. david? >> gio benitez on the case again tonight. >>> and next here this evening, to the tragedy on the way to school in iowa. a school bus catching fire of the driver and a student. and how did this happen? tonight, the ntsb is now stigating. and here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: western iowa -- >> bus on fire with people inside. >> reporter: -- a mother sending her child to school. >> the owner of the house that called in stated that it was her child and the bus driver that was on the bus. >> reporter: that teenager and the male driver unable to get off the burning bus. authorities trying totogether how the two could not escape. >> it was backing out of a dr ended up in the >> reporter: school bus fires are not rare. we've seen dozens captured on video. engine fires.

benitez will be hoping for reinforcements in january.s squad, though, can't break that winning habit. on a night when they did just enough, they still have an aura of invincibility. it is difficult to play when the other team doesn't wa nt to play when the other team doesn't want to play. and after the last minute, you play in the rhythm, and it is always not easy azeem rafiq and was knocked over with 1—0, but recreate enough chances to win 4—0. obviously, they're so superior to the majority of the teams they're playing against and you have to think carefully about your tactics and how you approach everything. we had to become packed in the first half and we had some situations where we could do better on the counterattacks, but still we were in the game. the edinburgh derby finished 0—0. this is the moment hibs should have gone ahead. no goal—line technology in scottish football currently. much to the frustration of neil lennon, replays showed the ball had crossed the line. there were wins for aberdeen and rangers in the other matches.

>> gio benitez on the case again tonight. >>> and next here this evening, to the tragedy on the way to school in iowa. a school bus catching fire, taking the lives of the driver and a student. and how did this happen? tonight, the ntsb is now investigating. and here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: in rural western iowa -- >> bus on fire with people inside. >> reporter: -- a mother sending her child to school. >> the owner of the house that called in stated that it was her child and the bus driver that was on the bus. >> reporter: that teenager and the male driver unable to get off the burning bus. authorities trying to escape. >> it was backing out of a driveway and ended up in the opposite side ditch. >> reporter: school bus fires are not rare. we've seen dozens captured on video. engine fires. some starting in the wheel well. there is on average one a day. >> get out, get out, get out. >> reporter: but deaths are rare. usually those onboard able to escape. fatalities averaging just more than one a year. a statistic that changed dramatically east of omaha today. the question tonigh

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here's abc's gio benitez. >> i smelled smoke, and i got out of there. >> the subway they're evacuatingthis time. >> reporter: this morning terror again rocked the streets of new york city. >> this was an attempted terrorist attack. >> reporter: officials say this was the moment the alleged attacker partially detonated a pipe bomb strapped to his body, targeting the port authority bus terminal and filling parts of the complex with smoke, sending commuters scrambling to safety. five were injured. >> the investigation at the scene indicates this male was wearing an improvised low-tech explosive device attached to his body. he intentionally detonated that device. >> reporter: the suspect, 27-year-old akayed ullah of brooklyn, a bangladeshi immigrant who came to this country on a family visa. authorities say ullah boarded the subway in brooklyn bound for times square. just before 7:20 a.m. he arrives at the 42nd street station. surveillance video captures ullah walk through the subway passageway during the bustling rush hour commute. >> he's the guy in the hoodie. >> just a few seconds late

gio benitez shows us. >> reporter: the nypd taking unprecedented steps to protect the 1 million people expected to pack times square, closing off a wider perimeter this year than ever before. heavily-armed police at multiple check points. >> we place. >> reporter: the police commissioner giving us a rare look at some of the 10,000 cameras keeping a watchful eye. from the ground to the air, helicopters lasering in on the crowds. what are your pilots going to be looking for on new year's eve from the air? >> they're going to be able to provide an overwatch for decision-makers and commanders on the ground to give them a strategic view. >> reporter: and on these high rises, snipers ready to act with pin point focus. >> there's a system in place to identify quickly if are you on the 12th floor or the 32nd floor of a building. >> reporter: crime in new york city is at its lowest level since the 1950s. but police aren't taking that for granted. the truck attack in the bike lane and the bombing in the subway keeping them on high alert from coast-to-coast, ramping up in the wake of the las vega

gio benitez, new york. >>> and the coldest air of the season is moving into the northeast overnight, and another alberta clipper storm is bringing more snow. to western new york and the midwest today the heaviest know is like layly cities like detroit, pittsburgh and cleveland. it is likely to hit pittsburgh with light snow. but the time it reaches the coast, but the real story is the drop in temperatures. from wisconsin across to the atlantic, it will feel like teens. >>> i got dressed up for this next story. it's lit. the hanukkah menorah is lit. >> about 200 people braved the cold weather in central park to mark the beginning of hanukkah. the menorah is 36 feet high. >> the national menorah was lit near the white house. its sponsors claim it's the largest. a number the candles will be lit up each night. >> traditional treats like jelly donuts were given out. delicious. >> in case you think this is just a party up here, it's a party all around as well. >> wow! >> oh! >> it's a full -- >> did you get a hanukkah romper? >> where did you find this beautiful ensemble? >> it looks like

and gio benitez joins us live now from the heart of times square. and gio, tonight, police are telling you, they're taking an extraordinary measure with hotel guests in times square? >> reporter: that's right, tom. police say they're actually going to be at those hotels. they're going to be wanding people down. this is the first time they do that, tom. >> checking all those guests. all right, gio, thank you so much. >>> next, to new developments in that contentious senate race in alabama. a last-minute lawsuit filed as election officials were getting ready to certify democrat doug jones the winner. republican roy moore claiming there was widespread voter fraud and getting lawyers involved. and tonight, not conceding the race. here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, republican roy moore is still digging in to voter fraud claims, even after democrat doug jones was officially declared the winner in that contentious alabama special election. >> this has been a very close race and we are awaiting certification by the secretary of state. >> re

abc's gio benitez on what the nypd and police across the country are doing that they've never done before. >> reporter: tonight, the nypd taking unprecedented steps to protect the 1 million people expected to pack times square. closing off a wider perimeter this year than ever before, heavily armed police at multiple checkpoints. >> we have cop cars all over the place. there you go, there you go. >> reporter: the police commissioner in giving us a rare look at some of the 10,000 cameras keeping a watchful eye. from the ground to the air, helicopters lazering in on the grounds. what are your pilots going to be looking for on new year's eve from the air? >> they're going to be able to provide an overwatch for the decision makers, the commanders, and the ground, to give them a strategic view. >> reporter: and on these high rises, snipers ready to act with pinpoint focus. >> instead of just counting floors, there's a system in place where we'll be able to identify quickly if we're on the 12th floor or the 22nd floor or the 32nd floor of the building. >> reporter: crime in new york city is at

abc's gio benitez -- on what the n-y-p-d and police across the country are doing - that they've neverbefore. having trouble picking a resolution? well we having trouble picking a resolution? well we from the experts at the american medical association. first - your weight and health: avoid sugary drinks, salt and processed foods. exercise at least 150 minutes per week. learn about your diabetes and blood pressure r habits: try to quit smoking. consider limiting your alcohol intake. finally - take responsibility. don't share your prescription medicines. and get a flu shot. this new year's eve weekend, police in orem, utah plan to turn officers into taxi drivers. instead of taking drunk drivers to jail, police are offering to be designated drivers.. for free. a van used to take prisoners from jail to the courthouse has been turned into the "drunk tank taxi." inside the vehicle, police will provide gatorade, water, and even barf bags. police say they just want to keep people safe this holiday weekend. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - cold remains the big weather story - light sno

that was when benitez was at liverpool or chelsea.that's the big game on saturday in the premier league. crystal palace's trip to leicester will kick things off tomorrow. brighton will be hoping to end burnley‘s good run. chelsea take on southampton at stamford bridge. stoke and west ham will both be eyeing valuable points when they meet. and watford play huddersfield. on sunday, manchester united go to west brom, and bournemouth have another tough match, this time with liverpool. the championship has taken shape nicely this season, especially if you're a fan of wolverhampton wanderers. tthey can move seven points clear at the top this evening, if they beat a sheffield wednesday side who are without a win in their last five league games, at hillsborough later. dave edwards has more. welcome to a chilly hillsborough stadium, and sadly for sheffield wednesday, their form has stadium, and sadly for sheffield wednesday, theirform has gone rather cold recently as well. after reaching the play—offs in both the last two seasons, fans had bee

al minuto 81, jorge benÍtez remata un penal. penal polÉmico. remata para afuera.. karina presentadora: hay una competencia en taiwÁn y los resultados los tenemos al regresar. presentador: una competencia muy original se originÓ en taiwÁn, tenÍan que estar los participantes quietos y sin hacer nada durante 90 minutos. presentadora: se coronÓ campeÓn un joven que dijo que el clima la boca fueron los obstÁculos más grandes. una meditaciÓn profunda, bÁsicamente. presentador: mejor viendo fÚtbol. feliz noche, buen fin de semana. [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: bienvenidos, esto es repÚblica de la noche con ustedes juliÁn gil y lindsay casinelli.

gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> we all want the refund. >>> seeing the return of tjedi s your veryafirst star war movi. i can breathe again! vicks sinex... breathe on. ♪ ♪ quicker than a ray of light >>> the main question "star wars" fans want to know, does ray indeed stay in the light, or will she be persuaded to join -- >> little did madonna know she was predicting that when she talked about ray of light. and now that "the last jedi" is finally in theaters. fans who have been waiting anxiously for two years can see what happens. i got a chance anxiously with some fans. they loved it. the critics love it, too, 92% on rotten tomatoes. >> one says by breaking down some of the old mythology, johnson has stake out new territory. it feels forward moving. >> peter traverse calls it the epic you've been looking for, capped by markh hamill. >> and one says you don't have to be a "star wars" fan to love this addition to the canon. it works even if you haven't seen any of the other movies. >> all right, so apparently it worked for so many people. >> yeah, which is great, because i may not b

al minuto 81, jorge benÍtez remata un penal. penal polÉmico. remata para afuera.articular se originÓ en taiwÁn. los 80 participantes tenÍan que estar quieto sin hacer nada durante 90 minutos. conductora: un joven dijo que el clima cÁlido el sol y las moscas fueron los obstÁculos mÁs grandes. el objetivo es manejar la ansiedad. si no puedes hacer nada mejor te echas una siesta. conductor: que pasen todos una feliz semana! conductora: muy buenos dÍas y feliz lunes. te saluda alejandra. glory: estamos con toda la informaciÓn. maÑana es la celebraciÓn de la virgen de guadalupe y aquÍ te estaremos transmitiendo desde el templo donde saludaremos a la morenita con las maÑanitas. no te puedes perder este programa e

al minuto 81, jorge benÍtez remata un penal. penal polÉmico. remata para afuera.riginal se originÓ en taiwÁn, tenÍan que estar los participantes quietos y sin hacer nada durante 90 minutos. presentadora: se coronÓ campeÓn un joven que dijo que el clima la boca fueron los obstÁculos más grandes. una meditaciÓn profunda, bÁsicamente. presentador: mejor viendo fÚtbol.

we want to go right to abc app gio benitez on the scene just a few blocks away here in new york city. good morning, gio. >> reporter: that's right, george. good morning to you. we are just blocks from times square as you said, and i want you to look right now. this major road in new york city is completely shut down. officers are everywhere. you see that led screen? that's the port authority right there. as you said, so many people going to work when this happened. >> reporter: commuters here at the nation's largest bus station were going about their daily commute around 7:30 this morning when an explosion went off in the passageway filling the line. you were heading to work just like every other day? >> yeah. like every day. >> reporter: except this time you were running away, not going to work. >> i was running to my job, maybe if i made it to my job, i had a chance of surviving. >> reporter: police believe the suspect was wounded in the attack. according to law enforcement, the suspect had wires attached to him and held a be theory pack. he is believed to be in his 20s, from bangla

want to go right to abc's gio benitez on the scene.ng it as a possible pipe bomb as you said detonated in a passageway below ground at port authority. as you can understand how concerning it is port authority is the major bus terminal in new york city but it's also where you find a lot of subway systems underground. so many underground. this is the area thateo all across new york, all across new jersey. they come to port authority. as you can imagine, so many people are here. police right now are trying to divert crowds from getting near port authority. trying to contain this. right now they say one person is in custody. only a few injuries but police do have video, they say, and are confident that this is contained right now, george. >> this is such a major hub, the largest bus terminal in the united states, busiest by volume. it's going to tie up traffic here in the new york/new jersey area for days and, of course, gio, this area always on such high alert. >> reporter: always on such high alert because we're so close to times square,

gio benitez with more on how authorities plan to keep the city safe. gio menu as: the countdown is on, and security officials on high alert. in new york, expect the most security ever with new garage closures, streets blocked off, concrete barricades, armed and closed closed -- plane officers on the ground. and, backpacks, large bags, umbrellas could district rules come after two terrorist attacks >> people should expect to see an increase in security because of the ongoing threat we have seen from isis. over the past two years, they have sought to encourage followers to carry out low-level attacks wherever they can, gathering people where they gather in crowds. >> a recent joint assessment said they remain concerned about international terrorists and extremists potentially targeting the celebration in times square where more than one million people are expect it to gather to ring in 2018 p also about the las vegas strip, law enforcement increasing security after the shooting in october that killed 58 and injured hundreds. >> they will be concerned abo

carolina: christian benÍtez dice lo siguiente "yo lo dejo al lado de mi cabeza y no duermo por estar en cuenta, hay que tomarlo realmente en cuenta. es algo serio este estudio. vamos a intentarlo poco a poco tÚ sÉ que de pronto va a ser complicado, pero de poco a poco si lo tienes en la mente esto puede ayudar. carolina: queremos ahora presentarles a la chica hermosa que veÍamos hace unos minutos en esta fotografÍa allí la vemos en pantalla, le dedicamos el flashback friday a nuestra muchacha, quiÉn serÁ? nuestra querida satcha pretto. borja: bienvenida a nuestra "ediciÓn digital". carolina: cuÁndo ves esta fotografÍa quÉ pasa por tu mente, dÓnde fue esa foto? satcha: esa foto la tomaron en honduras, soy catracha , mucho orgullo, ya sabÍa que venía a estudiar estados unidos gracias a una beca acadÉmica. 20 aÑos despuÉs no me da pena decirlo. borja: estÁs guapÍsima. sabemos, como nos has dicho, que el gran ejemplo tuyo es que pudiste entrar a esa beca. vas a hablarnos de este especial de la casa de la cadena "univisiÓn" sobre educación. cuÉntanos un poco sobre este especial. satcha: e

mÁs sobre su iniciativa vamos a conversar con su director de comunicaciones, con el seÑor reinaldo benÍtezucha gente se dÉ cuenta que la mayorÍa de los estadounidenses apoyan a estos jÓvenes soÑadores. por eso es que hoy en dÍa de 5:00 p.m. a 8:00 p.m. el sitio de la senadora web va a desaparecer y serÁ reemplazado por una frase que va a decir " yo estoy con los dreamers". tambiÉn tenemos a los sitios de otros senadores, mÁs de una docena de demÓcratas aquÍ en el senado. quiero anunciar que a partir de las 5:00 p.m., hemos escuchado de varios lÍderes de negocios y varios grupos de inmigraciÓn y de otros pequeÑos negocios por todo el paÍs que se van a unir a nuestros esfuerzos y tambiÉn van a reemplazar sus sitios web con esa frase de que " estamos con los dreamers". lo que quiere que pase la senadora con este evento del dÍa de hoy es que la gente se dÉ cuenta que existe ese apoyo por todo estados unidos para probar el dream act, que los republicanos en el senado y la cÁmara de representantes pongan el dream act a votaciÓn. carolina: hasta quÉ. estarÍa dispuesta --hasta quÉ punto estarÍa di

with your "gma first look" i'm gio benitez, abc news, new york. >>> coming up next the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >>> a look at the new compromise tax bill. the impact on you as democrats try to delay the vote. >>> this trick shot is about to be incredible or a when it comes to moving packages on a global scale, nobody does it better. he's also an avid cookie connoisseur. dig in, big guy. but when it comes to mortgages, he's less confident. fortunately for nick, theres rocket mortgage by quicken loans. it's simple, so he can understand the details and get approved in as few as eight minutes. apply simply. understand fully. mortgage confidently. rocket mortgage by quicken loans. eswitch to new pantene light as air foam conditioner, full of rich pro-v nutrients. for 100% conditioning, 0% weight new pantene foam conditioner >>> 5:25. if you're just joining us or heading out the door, here are the seven things to know before you go. number one from our live desk, armed police surround add san jose neighborhood in the area of south san jose. we're told this was the

i'm gio benitez in for k >>> good morning to you.cedo. a jetblue plane arriving at boston's logan airport skidded off the runway and ended up in a snowbank. luckily, no one was injured. the airport had been closed earlier in the day because of bad weather. >>> and thousands of peruvians are protesting the pardoning of their former president alberto fujimori. he was serving a 25-year sentence for corruption and murder. >>> and more than 200 people are dead after a storm in the philippines triggered mudslides and landslides. hundreds of missing with homes washed away. many spent christmas in emergency shelters. >>> and a controversial call late in the game went golden state's way as the war war war r the cleveland cavaliers 92. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, december 26. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> kendis is going to be so jealous of how you pronounced alberto fujimori. >> i missed it up, but that's okay. >> we appreciate the effort, though, and like i said, kendis will still be jealous of the pr

gio benitez, new york. >>> thousands of police officers in puerto rico have been calling out sick to protest millions in unpaid overtime in the wake of hurricane maria. many worked 15-hour shifts during the height of the relief efforts. and authorities say they're waiting to be reimbursed by fema. concerns are growing about safety, but the governor has rejected calls for the national guard to step in and help out. >>> a new report shows fema is spending up to $150,000 apiece for trailers used by disaster victims. but instead of passing them on to families in need, the government is selling them at auction for pennies on the dollar after only months of use. thousands of families in texas are still waiting for trailers after hurricane harvey. >> unbelievable. >>> on a lighter note, the pope enjoyed an unusual audience. >> pope francis welcomed the circus troupe to the vatican, complete with people dressed in giant bear suits. there were jugglers and acrobats, but the big bears clearly stole the show. >> this is my favorite tradition. they're starting to turn this in he apparently loves

. >> i'm gio benitez in for kendis gibson. winter weather is delaying travel for millions. >> it was a white christmas for millions and that is expected to continue into the new year. one area east of the great lakes is bracing for up to 50 inches of snow while many other areas are preparing for icy conditions and dangerous below zero windchills. abc's elizabeth hur is here with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: diane and gio, good morning to you. there's more snow on the way but we've seen and rain and trying to get anywhere for so many it wasn't just messy, it got downright dangerous. whiteout conditions from upstate new york to maine, massachusetts, western pennsylvania and michigan with visibility so poor, authorities warning drivers to slow down or, better yet, stay home. for some easier said than done. especially when you're trying to fly to your destination and the airport tarmac looks like this. in boston the snow temporarily shut down runways at logan international, the slick conditions being blamed for a close c

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