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. >> they showed up early today to grab their spot in the grass at caesar chavez in san jose to join other fans before the big game. the park transformed for an all day sharks rally. >> there is no better time to be a sports fan in the bay area, right? >> the falcos have watched nearly every game this season including the one that solidified their chance to win the stanley cup. >> i pretty much lost my voice from screaming the other night because we were freaking out. we didn't believe it at first. >>> and that sharks rally will continue at caesar chavez after the game whether they win or lose. >>> and here is a look at the schedule for the first four games. game two in pitsburg on wednesday and game three and four in downtown san jose saturday and next monday. >>> on to campaign 2016. long lines stretching for blocks and they all want to see senator bernie sanders. this time lapse video posted to youtube shows you how many supporters turned out in oakland. julie goodrich is at the rally to tell us what people are saying. what is it like? >> reporter: hi, allen. it has been a whirlwi

. >> reporter: we are here at the chavez plaza and bernie sanders is talking to supporters and sanders is pulling out all of the stops through the bay and specifically oakland. hundreds of people in long lines to hear him. as you said there was a brief incident during sanders' stage. a protester was disrupting his speech and secret service agents talked and animal rights activists started to take credit for this one protester but that woman was quickly detained and overall the bernie sanders crowd started to boo her. they didn't want to see that

they can trace their origins to chavez.e died in 2013 but successor and fellow socialist maduro expanded the socialist policies. they call it 21st century socialism. venezuela's socialist government enacted price caps on basic food like meat, chicken, rice, beans, sugar and milk more than 10 years ago. that was supposed to help for people buy food but prices for those bases were nine times more expensive in 2011 than when price caps were first instituted. so, the venezuelan government expropriated, took over private supermarkets and created a national supermarket chain to deal with food shortages and high prices. that too has failed. the government nationalized venezuela's private oil industry in 2003. venezuela has the world's largest oil reserves. oil accounts for 96% of the it is exports and 50% of the government's annual revenue. oil production has fallen in the past years along with the price of oil. economists say that's led to the economic disaster now plaguing venezuela. some people have benefit however from 21st ce

the judges gave the fight to el chavez. >>> good morning to you. the eagles started the final day of the draft by taking wilmington, delaware native. he was arrested in 2014 with a witness tampering charge for a murder case. the eagles say they're comfortable. they worry that the tampering charge hurt them. >> i want to tell my story and what they have been reading and give them the ainsurance that was a once in a hief time thing and i will never be involved in anything like that again. >> and once you're drafted everyone graduated toward your twitter accounts, old comments there. >> i was just young, being irresponsible, it doesn't represent who i am and what i stood for, i'm real embarrassed that anyone read that. >> here is howie rosen on how they approach the draft after trading up to get carson wentz. >> we did not have as many picks early going as we used to. so we felt taking shots on guys in the 7th round became a priority to us. . so some guys well felt had a role with athletic tools that needed to be developed. >> locally, three owls were

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en la pared estÁ la imagen de el boxeador mohamed alÍ. >> julio cÉsar chÁvez el era el mejor mexicanocanos somos los mÁs duros. >> se jugÓ todo, no tan lejos, se preparaba julio para su propia batalla. >> estoy nervioso pero ya me creo subir arriba, y tirar todo. >> en un par de minutos, Él tendrÁ su oportunidad. los dos boxeadores intercambiaron veloces ataques, y con corazones que palpitan mÁs rápido, y al ritmo de los golpes se decida. despuÉs de intentos asaltos, la batalla termina... >> alternar otra vez, yo pienso que la perdÍ, di todo lo que tenÍa. conductora: gracias, con contacto deportivo. conductora: segÚn el medio espaÑol lateral brasileÑa empezarÁn de barcelona en el prÓximo torneo. y estallando la juventus de italia, dicen que serÁ oficial el prÓximo fin de semana. las negociaciones con la juventus comenzaron hace un mes, y el acuerdo se concretÓ a la falta de la firma, tras haber ganado la copa del rey, y no habrÁ marcha atrás, al medirnos asÍ lo aÑade el periÓdico. el amÉrica dio a conocer el informe, donde se conmemora el 50 aniversario del el estadio azteca. tambiÉn

and hugo chavez made it rain at the club for years. maduro has continued those policies and clearly it's not working. when you look across the street at brazil. they are both facing left-leaning socialist policies. charles: brazil impeached their president. but i want to go back on venezuela and say there was a military coup in 2002 that saw chavez ousted for 48 hours. it's hard to see how this can survive without mass violence. there is a divide in this country. everyone is making the most obvious point here. there is no economic way to fix this. china has done a little deal with them on oil. it's more or less -- just bargaining with them. no one is coming to their aid. how does this end? >> you know, the fact is although they have the largest oil reserves. only 25% of the economy, just a quarter is built around oil. there is a whole bunch of other industries that need to flourish and that's not happening because the government here -- again this is the socialist policies, are putting price controls and price manipulation. we don't ha

la herencia del boxeo mexicano le ofrece sÓlo un Ídolo con el que le gusta soÑar. >> julio cÉsar chÁvezse jugÓ todo, detrÁs de la cortina se preparaba julio. >> es un nervioso pero ya quiero dar todo. reportera: en un par de minutos tendrÁ su oportunidad. los dos boxeadores intercambian veloces ataques y con corazones que palpita mÁs rápido que el ritmo de los golpes que tiran. despuÉs de intensos asaltos, la batalla termina. >> muy bueno, me dijo que estaba muy duro yo y que fue una buena pelea. reportera: julio no ganÓ el encuentro pero a veces una derrota puede ser considerada una victoria. >> el domingo voy a volver a entrenar, pienso que no perdÍ, di todo lo que tenÍa. ilia: muchas gracias, bueno, concluye esta ediciÓn de noticias univisiÓn 65 pero no sin antes recordarles que siempre nos puede seguir en redes sociales, facebook por univisiÓn filadelfia, en twitter @univisiÓn y por supuesto siempre nos puedes visitar la pÁgina de internet univisiÓn65.com, regresamos esa noche con esta servidora en sustituciÓn de julio cÉsar, en sÓlo segundos comienza el noticiero nacional de univis

we saw an "atlantic" reporter on npr talking about venezuela's problems and never mentioned hugo chavez or socialism. think what we have here in mrsa media that's focused on taking care of the poor but not the manipulation of the market to the point that bernie sanders supporters are truly looking at socialism as a positive. and hillary clinton is talking about the in a positive tone. when you manipulate the market, you have major problems that are unsustainable. >> this is a country that should be swimming in wealth, they produce a large amount of oil. but it's mismanaged through socialism. does it blow you away that a self-described socialist is one of the three remaining standing people for the next presidency? >> it it doesn't blow me away because i think in theory socialism makes a lot of sense for a lot of people, they like the idea of being taken care of and having things at their fingertips. a lot of them don't consider the expense associated with it because we know nothing is really free. here is the other thing, we talk about venezuela. we cannot talk about simply socialism, w

madura -- adam: the current president, the successor to hugo chavez.n you are hungry, children are dying in hospitals because they can't get medicine. how long can they allow the situation to go on? >> very little at this point that can or will be done in the immediate term. the dictators propose more reforms and more controls and more government intervention which leads to poorer and poorer outcomes, temporary improvements here and there. you've got to see a political change, a willingness it open up and be a part of the political system. adam: morgan, 15 seconds, will we see a change in venezuela in time to save its people? >> i don't think it's time, it's a bit late. perhaps the oas and the u.n. can form a political consensus. adam: thank you for joining us, lou dobbs is next. we'll see you later. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. donald trump today unloading on the national liberal media for nitpicking contributions to veterans' charities. the republican nominee telling reporters they should be ashamed of themselves for hypercritical rep

it was built on hugo chavez's socialist dream.ur very own adam shapiro is here with details on it. so talk a little bit the economic policies, mistakes, that they put into place, yes under chavez and what it's led to. >> pure socialism, controlling means of production as well as distribution because they nationalized oil company, was it, back in 2003 and for a few years socialism worked until they ran out of other people's money. that is essentially what is going on. they nationalized oil industry, remember they have the largest proven reserves of oil in the world. trish: or roanoke region. >> after they nationalized production, price was going up, production was going down. that is another -- trish: production was going down because they nationalized everything. >> they couldn't get parts. trish: took over american companies and took over from fetch company total. so nobody invested. >> nobody invest. it was cronyism at its worse. they reward the supporters of chavez government. other issue they nationalized supermarket. they put

chavez argued successfully for continueiance in the case. his lawyer told the judge he wanted to review the report before proceeding. chavez is exed in court in two months. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, the middle class is the new minority in america. decades of declining industries, financial stability and family wage, jobs have really widened the inequality. just about every metropolitan area across the country. that's quoorgd to a new analysis released by the pew research center. and it finds it helps steady in the d.c. region. defines a three-person household with an income between $40,000 to $125,000, as middle class. >>> those emoji symbols we use to express ideas. well, they are getting more diverse. google is releasing about 13 new ones to showcase the variety. those icons show women in a range of jobs, including healthcare, and construction. >>> people convicted of violent crimes will be headed to the polls in virginia this november. governor terry mcauliffe, explaining his decision >>> caught on camera. we see the suspect on his

prprs accountsts report diaz chavez graduated from the prprestigious u.s.anger-supported honduran special-forces course teson -- raising questions about whether u.s.-trained were involved in carrying out berta's murder, and her family continues to call for an independent investigation into her death. for more we're joined by annie bird. she's the director of rights and ecology, a project of the center for political ecology, which tracks the connections between economic and development policy and human rights violations. annie, welcome back to democracy now! can you talk about the latest in honduras, what you understand the homeland security secretary was doing in honduras and the latest on those arrested for caceres' murder? >> secretary johnson was visiting honduras to witness the from the deportees united states to honduras. he said since october of last year, over 22,000 people have been deported to honduras and el salvador, so he was witnessing a return of some of those people. , and what weem is see in the case of berta caceres , the u.s. entities to s

when chavez died maduro didn't have the political capital and the charisma that chavez had to push through with any kind of meaningful reforms that could alter situation. >> with inflation as rampant as it is and causing so much distress, what is the best way to get inflation in check at this stage? >> we're on the cusp of hyperinflation possibly. i think the only real solution is an imf package. and if the opposition were to hold a recall referendum and the government was to allow that referendum to take place and if maduro was to lose that referendum -- so several "ifs" and scenarios along the way -- and an opposition government twor come in i think the first step was to call in multi lateral assistance. >> and it's painful. as we've seen in argentina. but the shear threat of political social unrest could it unwind? >> absolutely. and that is the big unknown. what injects so much uncertainty is when you have thousands of people every day on the streets cueing outside super markets. hospitals. 8 in every 10 medicines is lacking. sort of 7 to 8 out of every 10 basic food products are missi

sean penn's best friend hugo chavez ruled for many years, and since his passing it has not gotten anyr and it seems like the desperation has escalated. >> this started back in the late 1990s when chavez first came to power. he started with the socialist policies. giveaways, intervention in the economy. it was all done under the egis of for the greater good. where are the liberals and the donny glovers and sean penns who heralded the socialist utopia of venezuela. and the quality of life i don't think could get any worse. this is always the extent of what happens with socialism. any time it's tried to the extent it's been tried, you see terrible situations like you are seeing now. kennedy: bernie sanders wants to go to the extreme in this country. those handouts are an appetizer for him. that's why that leader has been so ideaized by the -- idealized. once you go down that road, and they are deep in the circles of hell, how do you come back? >> you need to start by changing the ideas. i fear it's not just bernie sanders it's many on the right as well. in this country you have either go

miami-based news outlet reports that hugo chavez's daughter is worth $4.2 billion.s outside of venezuela. neil. neil: incredible. thank you very, very much i think we're okay with bernie sanders, superdelegate larry cohen. can you hear me? >> yes, we're good. neil: last time we buy our electronic feeds from the clinton campaign. but, what happened last weekend and, maybe you can give me update how supporters bernie sanders like you feel these days? >> i think supporters feel great. when i told bernie a year ago i would do everything i could, i don't think, myself or even bernie believed we would get to a convention with somewhere more than 1800 delegates and a chance to either be the nominee or help change what the democratic party is about. neil: a lot of them seem really angry, larry. to the point where they feel like they're ostracized or the system is rigged against them. what changed? they knew about the presence of superdelegates. they knew they were there. they knew they would disproportionally favor hillary clinton. is it just dawning on them now how much th

this one isn george chavez'. and taking any chances. he lives about a mile-and-a-half from where that aggressive was. he sent us this video.. and told us.. he ca in a pro to remove the hivem a tree in his yard. the beekeeper climbed a ladder.d cut a branch down.. to take those bees away. governor jerry brown is see 10 million dollars in state funds to create an earthqua warning system. nats of earthquake warning the u-s geological survey and university researchers e developing the system.. whi would provide several seconf warning after a fault ruptu limited alerts could begin 20- 18. brown has supported the cren of the system... but previo argued that money should co from only private and feder sources.. not state funds. beyonce is back in the bay tonight. the pop star took the stage at levi's stadiumn santa clara.. on her formatn world tour. this is beyonce's first performance here, since her 'super bowl 50 halftime sh. that got a lot of people talking. maria medina is outside le's tonight. maria? ((pkg)) ((nats of fans yellg "beyonce"

what could happen is a coo. >> chavez appointed all the general notice army. they are going to have to get to the end point ghaf happens. >> we get 11% of our oil from venezuela. >> and before bernie sanders voters were born, we all had a real good view of what socialism did with the soviet union and the eastern block countries and we knew it was -- you started with a little bit and take over everything. it was a terrible life and snuffed out all freedom. >> in the meantime, this nobel peace prize winning president is now the longest president. been at war more than any other american president, crossed that line, marah. and he is still fighting in iraq, in afghanistan, even though they don't talk about it as combat and now he has americans looking at libya and providing weapons to the libyans. >> at least providing weapons. we are not talking about actually fighting there two wars he promise to do end which will not end on his watch and he will leave them for his predecessor whoever it is. that's one of the great ironies of the obama administration. he wasn't

what could happen is a coo. >> chavez appointed all the general notice army. they are going to have to get to the end point ghaf happens. >> we get 11% of our oil from venezuela. >> and before bernie sanders voters were born, we all had a real good view of what socialism did with the soviet union and the eastern block countries and we knew it was -- you started with a little bit and take over everything. it was a terrible life and snuffed out all freedom. >> in the meantime, this nobel peace prize winning president is now the longest president. been at war more than any other american president, crossed that line, marah. and he is still fighting in iraq, in afghanistan, even though they don't talk about it as combat and now he has americans looking at libya and providing weapons to the libyans. >> at least providing weapons. we are not talking about actually fighting there two wars he promise to do end which will not end on his watch and he will leave them for his predecessor whoever it is. that's one of the great ironies of the obama administration. he wasn't

nombre del pueblo bolivariano voy a promulgar la ley la principal promesa de la venezuela de hugo chÁvezimentos >> consiguen sÓlo para tres dÍas y despuÉs agua el dejar de otorgar divisas a la industria alimentaria hizo que se vaciaran los aranceles >> tenÍa una semana sin comer arepa >> estamos aquÍ desde las cinco de la maÑana >> no se consigue nada no se consigue harina hay que hacer algo por el paÍs esto lo destruye cada vez mÁs reportera: llegamos a una zona muy popular de caracas aquÍ viven 120,000 personas entre ellas yuri pÉrez dos madres que se sacrifican por sus hijos >> harina arroz y un pedacito de pan >> esto es todo lo que hay reportero: en el aÑo 2008 segaron los recortes del abastecimiento las cosa que empeorÓ >> venezuela vive una situaciÓn de colapso econÓmico hay una caÍda de la actividad econÓmica aproximadamente de un 8%. estamos hablando de que la inflaciÓn este aÑo pasó el 500% reportero: el director de la encuestadora venezolana expone las razones que convirtieron al paÍs mÁs rico del continente en el de mayor inflaciÓn de todo el mundo >> vamos a sufrir mucho en

chavez kept raising the paste army.ling point where something has to give, possibly even a coup? >> my company has been down there working consistently the past several years for western companies. and we watched the level of corruption and level of crime, and the depend den on an underground secondary market so people can live. we watched that increase significantly over the past couple years. it's an incredible mess. but should not spry anybody. up here when we talk about bernie sanders who describes himself as a democratic socialist. when you talk about his idea lighting a fire under all his supporters. i don't know how many case studies, recent case studies we need to convince them he's on the wrong track. charles: i know you are not a bernie person, but the democratic platform its moving farther left. president obama is making small restaurant paying overtime. all this interventionists. it's the same script. >> what's going on in convenient, we couldn't facilitate that here. bernie sanders -- charles: we could prob

the economic model that president chÁvez sought to impose in which -- to a very large degree presidentas supported since his election in 2013, essentially is a flawed one. it has devastated the private sector. now for a long time record high oil prices essentially masked the weaknesses in the system, but the decline in oil prices over the last year have revealed its flaws but some of the flaws were evident a long time ago. liz: how close are we of a tipping point here into complete chaos, we have crisis, we have violence, how close are we to a point where somebody storms the presidential building, something has to happen, something has to give? >> well, it's clearly a very alarming skeptical. venezuela is on verge-state status. the currency has collapsed. there's economic chaos, the government is has actually reduce it had workweek for public employees to two days a week in a deseparate effort to try and save power but it's not clear yet just when or if the situation -- the situation will hit ground zero. liz: people cannot afford -- people can't eat. we did a little bit of research he

at plaza de cesar chavez. and s.a.p. center will be open for a viewing party. >>> between tasty hamburgers and netflix marathons it's easy to forget memorial day is about honoring fallen veterans. kiet do has the full scoop on what we can do around the bay area to keep military men and women in mind today. >>> reporter: good morning. you may what be the to consider stopping by one of the -- you may want to consider stopping by one of the many bay area events meant to honor our member and women in the service. there are many places to go in the bay area to show your appreciation today as you mentioned here in oak hill cemetery in san jose head to the veterans section for an event that's happening just before lunchtime. in lafayette, there's a special memorial day vigil happening at the crosses of lafayette. participants will be speaking about the ongoing wars across the world there. in hayward, today's the last day to see a traveling memorial wall. the wall honors service members who died in the gulf wars and afghanistan

a rally taking place at plaza cedar chavez. here's a look at the schedule for the first four games. games 1 and 2 in pittsburgh. today and wednesday, games 3 and 4 will be in down downtown san jose saturday and monday. >>> in two hours, presidential candidate sanders will campaign in oakland. they'll, he'll host two different events. first -- a rally at franklin plaza. tomorrow, sanders stopped in emeriville, santa cruz and monterey. wednesday, he's expected to be in palos -- >>> clinton will hold several events throughout the state before the primary. no details on where she'll be stopping has been released. >>> on the republican side, trump wants to put an end to money he raised for veteran's charities. juliana goldman shows us how the military was on display. >> i thought this would be like martin luther king where people would be lined up from here to the washington monument. >>reporter: trump stood in front of a smaller crowd in front of the lincoln memorial. >> we love the vikings. >> and delivered a speech in an anything but standard setting. the presumptive nominee -- he tal

it's from jason chavez. chairman of the reform committee. targeted is i.r.s. commissioner. they have failed to cooperate with the congressional commission. they subjected to scrutiny when considering applications for tax-exempt status. >> secretary of the army. defense secretary ash carter. the u.s. senate unanimously confd yesterday. fanning is the first openly gay leader of the u.s. military service. >>> we have a follow-up to a story we first brought to you last night at 6:00. it's about an ex-felon who lost a job after it was learned he spent some 16 years in prison for a murder he committed at age 15. he had been through training to become a bus operator for d.c. circulator. that's a bus service that shuttles tourists from monuments to local neighborhoods of interest. it's a private contractor. but d.c. circulator gets funding from the d.c. government and the washington area transit authority. jonathan fox admitted on his application that he was an ex- felon. but he wasn't let go, until a criminal background check came back confirming it. many exoffenders are running i

republican assemblyman rossi chavez says that connection to trump was fatal. >> the latinos should have been voting for the republicans. but that's all they had to say was trump, republican, and our candidate, and he lost. >> reporter: and get used to that, says democratic campaign strategist nate ballard. >> so if you can tie your republican opponent to donald trump, which is very easy to do because they belong to the same political party, you have won your election. >> reporter: so what's a republican to do? here in the bay area, moderate republican kathy baker is up for re-election in dublin and fellow moderate deborah allen is running for assembly in contra costa. so what does she think about having trump on the same ballot? >> i am my own person. i am not affiliated with trump in terms of the things that he said. um, i -- i believe the voters are smart enough to see the difference. >> reporter: whether voters do see the difference, chavez says don't look for trump to care. >> trump does things for trump regardless of what it's going to do for the down ticket races. >> reporter: in

so we talked to one of the two who did rocky chavez and asked him why. >> what elected official would like to be involved in, you know, riots? i don't think anybody does. so i'm sure they were staying away for that. >> you know, chavez added that donald trump has been acting in ways that are disregarding the damage he could do to the down ballot races in california this year. >> carly fiorina had actually signed up to speak here before she was named running mate to ted cruz. she is tonight. what do you think? what are we going to hear? >> reporter: tonight carly fiorina is going to try to relight the fire that she had in 2010. she lost to barbara boxer but did well in the republican primary leading up to that and so she is going to talk about california and expect her to appeal to female voters. >> what about sillicon valley money? is she reaching out for that? >> everyone is reaching out for that money. >> absolutely. thank you. >>> as we were talking about, ted cruz's running mate carly fiorina will speak tonight. earlier today, she was in indiana campaigning with cruz's wife heidi.

mariano dÍaz chÁvez. sergio ramÓn rodrÍguez orellana y edison atilio duarte mesa. en condiciÓn de retiro y otro dado de baja hoy tras conocerse su acusaciÓn. 3 arrestados vinculados a la empresa desarrollo energÉticos encargados de la construcciÓn de una represa a la que la activista se oponÍa. >>> no nos extraÑa, la participaciÓn de activos en retiro, miembros de las fuerzas armadas que pudiera ser de la policÍa. >>> los detenidos en fr un tan cargos de asesinato, e intento de asesinato porque el 3 de marzo ademÁs de la ejecuciÓn de berta cÁceres en su casa en hasta esperanza al occidente de honduras. resultÓ to herido gustavo castro, en calidad de testigo protegido. >>> la acciÓn promovida ante los tribunales de la repÚblica por delito de asesinato y asesinato en su grado de ejecuciÓn de tentativa contra un testigo protegido sustentada jurÍdicamente. >>> la embajada de estados unidos en honduras, expresÓ su satisfacciÓn por los a erbt rrs y seÑalÓ que continuaran apoyando la investigaciÓn siguiendo de cerca cÓmo los sospechosos detenidos hoy, entran en el proceso

. >>> para la oposiciÓn el elegido por hugo chÁvez para sucederle en el poder, es responsable de la actualda, lo poquito que tienes, cuando atienden 10 personas ya se acabÓ. y unas colas inmensas que da miedo. >>> el desabastecimiento es producto de una guerra econÓmica promovida desde washington con opositores y empresarios nacionales. >>> hay una amenaza del gobierno de estados unidos contra venezuela estÁn preparando alguna intervenciÓn. el acompaÑamiento a una salida. no es constitucional. >>> serÁ de 700% la mas alta del planeta. >>> las protestas por alimento y los saqueos y los intentos de saqueos se van incrementando en la medida que el gobierno de venezolano estÁ respondiendo a las necesidades de la poblaciÓn. >>> la poblaciÓn enferma privada de medicamentos es la mÁs afectada por la crisis la federaciÓn mÉdica dice que la escasez de medicinas e insumos en hospitales pÚblicos es del 95%. >>> mi bebÉ tiene un porcentaje para curarse y se han detenido y hace que pierda su garantÍa de vida, la enfermedad no va a esperar. >>> en la Última semana se reportaron saqueos en varias ciudade

signs bearing milks name have beened ad to streets near martin luther king and cesar chavez. the move highlights the thriving lgbt community in the city. milk became one of the first openly gay men in the u.s. to win a seat in government in 1977 on san francisco's board of supervisors. >>> san francisco giants fan brian stowe return to the medical center to thank those who helped save his life. he was keynote speaker at the trauma survivor. the father of two suffered brain injuries after he was attacked outside dodger stadium. pictures from the l.a. daily news show stowe kissing the hand of one of his nurses and joking with them. he launched a foundation to fight bullying. >>> ahead, dog jumped into action to save a little girl from a deadly snake. >> i didn't know if they would be able to help him. >> and now strangers are in to help save him and return the favor. >>> a live look outside. our temperatures are about to get a boost. a check on the hot spots with temperatures in the 90s ahead ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> park rangers rescued owl ideas. they strong winds may have forced the o

his photograph of cesar chavez became a postage stamp, but fitch was disappointed the u.s. postal service removed the original background of the red-and-black ufw flag and replaced it with an image of a field. fitch also captured photographs of the catholic worker founder dorothy day, joan baez and an iconic image of legendary pacifist, poet and priest daniel , berrigan flashing the peace sign while in handcuffs. father dan berrigan died saturday. fitch died friday in watsonville, florida after a , battle with parkinson's disease. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are on the road in sarasota, florida. we are headed to atlanta, georgia, tonight. but today we're spending the hour with the intercept's jeremy scahill and glenn greenwald, looking at the stunning new book , "the assassination complex." jeremy, i want to ask about the death of father dan berrigan who died saturday at the age of 94. along with his late brother phil , he played in his terminal role in inspiring the antiwar and

mark your calendar for the future roots festival in plaza de ceser chavez. >>> coming up next on abc 7 news at 9:00, three movies take on captain america at the box office. find out if any were strong >>> coming up tonight at 1 1:00 one day after an early morning raid at a manage resulted in murder arrests, friends of the victim are talking to abc 7 news. even after the arrest they fear for their safety. >>> ed will have the latest on a fast-burning wildfire in monterrey county tonight an abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> angry birds is one of the top selling video games in the world and now it has taken over the box office. the animated feature made the domestic debut this weekend. it scored well with families and kids under 25. the angry birds movie made $39 million. captain america civil war came in second with 33 million. the seth rogen comedy "neighbors 2" had $21 million and with russell crowe and ryan gosling beat out "the jungle book" for fourth place. >>> and that's it for abc 7 news at 9:00. the next news cast is at 11:00 on abc 7. on abc 7. we'll see you then. ♪ (female announcer)

a sus 64 anos no alberga mucho optimismo. 1.03.43 ron chavez/tiene sida"quizs yo no voy a llegar a vern comenzando ahora y van a tomar tiempo" pero para el equipo cieni del instituto gladstone de la univesidad de california de san francisco, el objetivo es que la terapia "despiea el virus y alo"llegue lo ms pronto posible y salve vidas como la de ron. el doctor wayne green es jefe de la investigacin. 35.10 dr wayne green/instituto gladstone dice que el problema es que el r se esconden unas celulas llamadas t, que todos tenemos, y viven ocultas de por vida en el cuerpo de la persona infectada. la idea es crear un mecanismo que las saque de ese estado para poder, con medicamentos, matarlas. 54.33 estos puntos verdes que ven es el virus vihlos queon de color ms fuerte son clulas que cientficos como urio montano lograron despertar. 41.19 mauricio montano/institutogladstone estamos encontrando compuestos, frmacos que damos a las clulas y pacientes y podemos levantar el virus que est durmiendo.. y levantarlo y matarlo.. el problema es que no han podido lograr que todas las clulas reaccionen

y esta noche en titulares tendremos una exclusiva con la leyenda julio cÉsar chÁvez y tambiÉn de su batallaa primera parte de la exclusiva de nuestro compaÑero miguel... con el campeÓn en titulares telemundo. >>> buena entrevista, muchas gracias ana. >>> gracias a ustedes. >>> gracias anita si estÁ buscando dinero extra, mucha atenciÓn, porque hoy, tal vez quiera probar suerte con el powerball. este popular juego de loterÍa cuenta con una cantidad acumulada de 415 millones de dÓlares. >>> muchÍsimo dinero, sin embargo, los vendedores de loterÍa se lamentan que esta vez los compradores no parecen sentirse demasiado tentados. esto porque recuerdan aÚn el reciente premio que llegÓ a acumular 1.500 millones de dÓlares para materia no es poquito, 415. >>> ¿seguÍ rays trabajando o no?. >>> sÍ. >>> con esto llegamos al final de noticiero telemundo fin de semana. >>> gracias por acompaÑarnos y ya sabe, puede seguirnos en lÍnea. siga con telemundo. tardes y bienvenidostrujis a comunidad del valle, yo soy damián trujillo y hoy en nuestro programa hip hop para niños que necesitan un empuje, y también

want you to hear from donald trump himself on the topic of surrogate, albuquerque attorney david chavez, and the way he set up this rally. let's listen to this. >> i keep hearing about this woman thing. i think i'm doing really well with women, but what do i know? what do i know? i can tell you this. much less exciting to me, fellas, they say i'm setting records with men. that's so unexciting to me. i want to set records with women, not with men. the hell with the men, right? the hell with the men. i want to set records with women. >> i've heard people say, i don't know who to choose, trump or hillary. even bill clinton chose other women. so you should too. >> uh, josh, will that work with women? >> what we can do here is look at the numbers. according to the recently released cbs/"new york times" poll, trump's unfavorability with women. hillary clinton is also under water were women, but it's a much narrower gap. apparently donald trump and his campaign aren't reading those polls or don't think they're accurate. the numbers are looking bad in terms of donald trump's support amongst wom

they can hold on, but i think that opposition is actually using the constitution that hugo chavez wrotet. >> and to try to recall mad can uro, they're more unified than ever. oil prices are low. the brazilians, who poured money into chavez's elections and maduro's election are distracted and certainly aren't going to do that anymore. ashley: yeah, aren't they ever. >> the organization of american states has got a secretary general who knows what democracy is and isn't and isn't afraid to say it. ashley: we will continue to follow what is chaos and a real mess. ambassador shapiro, thank you so much for your insight, we really appreciate it. >> it's a pleasure, ashley. ashley: okay. let's get back to the market. it is continuing to fall. the dow jones industrial average at session lows, down now 232 points. when we come back, we're heading back to the floor of the new york stock exchange for more on this big move lore. don't go away. there's a lot of places you never want to see "$7.95." [ beep ] but you'll be glad to see it here. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. if onl