. >> commissioner bonilla: ok. i voted to -- i voted in opposition. and the reason i voted in opposition is because frankly, at the board of supervisors level and committee meetings prior to the board of supervisors, discussion on this matter, and because i did not see at our last commission meeting, did not see much input from the community, there wasn't really, from my standpoint, i don't think we really deliberated sufficiently on this matter. you look at the people that are here. i know this matter was in the newspapers and i looked on the website and additional to see additional comments that were being made and so on, and it really -- i mean i really didn't see much -- many -- i didn't see -- how should i say -- feedback. i really didn't see or read many comments. so i saw, my thinking was that we really hadn't deliberated on this. and at the time i really felt that the comments made by our esteemed president, mark buell, were in my mind, persuasive enough for me not to want to rush to judgment. and for me, not to want to say that -- or not to b

commissioner bonilla. >> commissioner bonilla: i've lived near mclaren park. over 30 years i've been hearing comments about the park, the fact it's unsafe. there has not been investments, it's inaccessible. so i'm really appreciative we finally have a plan to do some work there, because i really think it's long overdue. i think much of what will be accomplished will be greatly appreciated by most of my neighbors, by the people that live in that district. and so i'm totally, totally in support of these improvements. having said that, i think that, when i read my pact and i read all of the comments in the words of the participants that were noted, some of them were not as legible, but i did take the time to read all of the individual comments. but it came across to me, in reading those comments, very loud and clear that people want to keep that area as natural and as undeveloped as possible. so i think we need to really take that very seriously. and we need to consider that every step of the way in planning this project. the other -- i had one question. that cam

sot 00:42 -00:50 rodrigo bonilla comerciante "de hecho si me inquieta un poco porque más que nada ponenpadre de familia no quiero faltar para mis hijas" 00:52 -00: 59 sot ricardo zapata comerciante "al mismo tiempo tenemos que estar preparados por cualquier amenaza y lo que pueda pasar" cuentan los testigos que abordo de la camioneta blanca contra la que el sospechoso disparó iba una familia completa. padre madre y dos hijos y que una de las balas fue encontrada al interior del vehículo cerca a los pequeños. el comportamiento del sospechoso descrito como un hombre hispano de 40 años de cinco pies y 10 pulgadas de estatura y aproximadamente 250 libras de peso inquieta. sot si como le digo cada cosa nunca podemos estar listos para cosas así pero nomás hay que estar más alerta con la gente que pasa sus actitudes y todo eso sot si yo pienso que mejor deberían mejor a comer sus tacos y sus elotes más tranquilos ---una mujer que conducia un transporte escolar es considerada "heroe" luego de que el autobus fuera impactado por otro vehiculo y se incendiara... ---"shuronda crawford richardson" d

sandra bonilla con ms...isa nancy tiffany tomados de la mano y elevando una oración, así se unieron los padres de familia de esta escuela primaria castle view en riverside para dejar a sus hijos nuevamente en clases tras la pesadilla que vivieron la semana pasada marisa murguia / madre de familia siento como un poco de nervios ... nervios nancy domínguez/ madre de familia un alivio gracias a dios que todo salió bien ... un padre de familia se atrincheró en un salón de clases tomando como rehén a una maestra por más de seis horas mientras todos estos niños ni se imaginaban el peligro que corrían en ese momento, luvelle kennon de 27 años falleció tras ser baleado por la policia. por eso hoy el departamento de policía de riverside, la comunidad y el personal de la escuela los recibieron con muchos detalles como estos ositos de peluche y muchos mensajes de cariño. oficial edward vasquez / policía de riverside es para que sepan que hay que tener la fortaleza.... continuar tiffany ferris / directora de la escuela e

glenda bonilla colon is desperate to leave the island. she's been in the shelter for 40 days. >> i really need to go to the states where i was born. i don't want to stay anymore here. >> reporter: 74-year-old elsie ortis' home was heavily damaged by hurricane maria. >> this is my house. all the water. >> reporter: she too has been here a little over a month. she's been approached by fema with a chance to make her way to ft. lauderdale while her home is being repaired. they're going to come to pay back? >> going and coming and the 15 days in the hotel. >> reporter: in most natural disasters, fema will pay for hotel rooms for long-term displaced victims. but there aren't enough hotels on the island, prompting fema to come up with an airlift solution. mike byrne is the federal coordinating officer on the island. >> we've never done an airlift before for this program. we have to take the time to both set it up -- because the last thing we want to do is have them arrive at the airport and not have the services to take care of them. >> reporter