so chavez hopped a plane to las vegas, hoping to hear what mr.ght reveal about his brief stay in texas. spellman admitted he was in the park the night of the shootings. but he denied being anywhere near the area where the girls were found. >> he said he was never on the deck. well, we've got dna on the cigarette butts that prove otherwise. >> why lie about that unless you're involved in the crime? >> sure. so, i mean, it -- that definitely raised more suspicion. >> reporter: chavez then told spellman police found his dna just 30 feet from where the girls were shot. that's when he says spellman's demeanor changed. >> he asked me, you know, "what -- what -- what are the consequences?" and i said, "well, in texas, i said, you know this is a death penalty kind of case." >> reporter: and then dylan spellman asked about a deal. >> normally any person that's innocent isn't gonna ask for a deal. you're gonna profess your innocence. and he wasn't. >> now i'm thinking, "this is my guy." >> reporter: so chavez asked spellman to take a polygraph and spellman

surveillence cameras captured footage of chavez interacting with the grandmother and the little girl.sot: steve bergstad, coin laundry owner// he was saying that the machine ate his money and from what i understand that he couldn't write so talked her into going to find a piece of paper and then kept as close to the little girl as he could." concord police issued a "be on the lookout "to all officers using the footage .a few hours later chavez was arrested at a nearby plaza.sot: corporal summer galer, concord police department// "through investigative leads and surveillance footage we identified 60yearold jose chavez of concord and arrested him later that day."sot: steve bergstad, coin laundry owner// ""it feels great i have a young daughter myself so i'm very happy to help and get somebody off the streets that's a don't want him around here obviously." ((steve))now to a story that everyone is talking about...a disgusting scene on highway 101 in oregon. a truck hauling over 75-hundred pounds of live hagfish also known as slime eels... overturned and turned the whole area into a slimy

our chavez who art in heaven, hallowed be your name. we can spread it to the people. give us your light to guide out every day. lead us not into the temptation of capitalism. >> yeah, that -- john: and people applauded. >> this is the cult of hugo chavez. and that is not the people of venezuela, that's the socialist party who are loyal to him. they're part of the crony system. they're part of the problem. they don't want to have open, fair elections, and so that's why they're afraid of it. john: thank you, fehr gus hodgeson. i should say you don't sound latino, but you're from -- >> new zealand. john: open media in -- >> all across america. john: because you felt it was -- >> there's a lack of free speech, and we really have to address these topics. we go where the free speech is least, so venezuela is one of those places. cuba is even worse. john: thank you. next, why markets make people less sexist and less racist. ♪ ♪ ♪ we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator wit

helped police catch the suspect ... identified as 60- year -old jose chavez. kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at the concord police department... with details on what happened... ella? live chavez was doing his laundry before he allegedly distracted a woman then had his way with her granddaughter. coin laundry customers and employees in concord were shocked to learn a man was accused of molesting a child as he did his laundry on tuesday.sot: sara rodriguez, 17 year laundromat employee// "i was shown a photo but i've never seen him here before." sara rodriguez says in her 17 years of working at the laundromat she's never seen the suspect before. 60-year-old jose chavez was arrested hours after the victim's grandmother called police.sot: sara rodriguez, 17 year laundromat employee//"in all the time i've worked here nothing like this has happened so it surprised me. this person is sick or something because i can't understand how he did something so horrible here."surveillence cameras captured footage of chavez interacting with the grandmother and the little girl.

to be the opposition has been saying the same thing for eighteen years they used to say about hugo chavez and know about me for the last four years there is no other way to resolve a conflict in our country than through democratic means for three and a half weeks starting in may i urge the opposition to engage in direct dialogue and join the national constitutional assembly but they refused since then the only thing the opposition has been doing is taking more steps backwards right now the situation is dire they face political isolation they're leaning towards the far right and they've trapped themselves in this strategy of local acts of violence restricting the movement of people in the very districts that voted for them. the opposition is losing the support of the venezuelan people that voted for them in the past if not now why do you think the opposition always refuses to engage in dialogue with you when you get out of there because those are their orders the way the opposition behaves to a large extent stems from changes in u.s. politics and the ultra right politicians nominated for k

that maduro inherited was very much designed to run and be fueled by chavez.is a system that promises a lot, delivers much less, and that gulf is something that can be made up for in personal charisma and just lavish oil rents them and none of which apply in this new government under maduro. so the military's personal loyalty to maduro is much weaker than it ever was under hugo chavez. the reason i would think the military has taken less of an active role throughout this crisis has to do with two factors. one, during the largest oil windfall in human history, which essentially has disappeared, there is a lot of corruption. and much of the smuggling led to people who guarded the border. there's important narco trafficking that has gone on through venezuela, largely through the air force and the naval forces, so there a lot of the military brass who may not personally like maduro re-think used in a good job, but the fear of a transition that might investigate what happened to that bill windfall, which has now disappeared, is something that keeps -- makes people

to be the opposition has been saying the same thing for eighteen years they used to say about hugo chavez and know about me for the last four years there is no other way to resolve a conflict in our country than through democratic means. for three and a half weeks starting in may i urged the opposition to engage in direct dialogue and join the national constitutional assembly but they refused. since then the only thing the opposition has been doing is taking more steps backwards right now the situation is dire they face political isolation they're leaning towards the far right and they've trapped themselves in this strategy of local acts of violence restricting the movement of people in the very districts that voted for them. the opposition is losing the support of the venezuelan people that voted for them in the past if not now why do you think the opposition always refuses to engage in dialogue with you when you get out of it because those are their orders the way the opposition behaves to a large extent stems from changes in u.s. politics and the ultra right politicians nominated for k

de acuerdo a la policÍa, es que hombre identificado como josÉ chÁvez de 60 aÑos de edad aprovechÓ eluela para abusar de la nieta. la policÍa obtuvo imÁgenes del vÍdeo captado por las cÁmaras de seguridad instaladas dentro de la lavanderÍa que demuestran que chÁvez discretamente abuso de la pequeÑa. algunos residentes dicen no poder crear lo que ocurriÓ, sobre todo en un lugar donde habÍa mÁs gente. escuchemos lo que nos dijeron. >> cuando salÍ, no soltÉ la niÑa. afuera nada. flavio: las autoridades arrestaron a chavez cerca de un centro comercial en concordia ahora se encuentra confinado en el centro de detenciÓn de martÍnez. el caso serÁ revisado por la oficina del fiscal de distrito dentro de los siguientes dÍas. la policía considera que no hay mÁs vÍctimas y le vi a cualquier persona que tenga informaciÓn sobre el caso que vaya al departamento de policÍa de la ciudad. ramÓn: autoridades del alguacil del condado de santa clara informaron esta maÑana que un hombre de 57 aÑos le disparÓ a su compaÑera de cuarto. el incidente ocurriÓ en la cuadra 18,600 de la calle purgan.encontraron

to be the opposition has been saying the same thing for eighteen years they used to say about hugo chavez and know about me for the last four years there is no other way to resolve a conflict in our country than through democratic means for three and a half weeks starting in may i urge the opposition to engage in direct dialogue and join the national constitutional assembly but they refused. since then the only thing the opposition has been doing is taking more steps backwards right now the situation is dire they face political isolation they're leaning towards the far right and they've trapped themselves in this strategy of local acts of violence restricting the movement of people in the very districts that voted for them. the opposition is losing the support of the venezuelan people that voted for them in the past if not now why do you think the opposition always refuses to engage in dialogue with you when you get out of it because those are their orders the way the opposition behaves to a large extent stems from changes in u.s. politics and the ultra right politicians nominated for key

the path is in a spot where highway 101 crosses over cesar chavez street.x5's andria borba tells us frustrated cyclists say something has got to give. >> reporter: it's called the hairball, a tangled concrete flyover bike pass and pedestrian walkwares at 101 and cesar chavez. it's also become an intersection of a san francisco problem. >> coming through, coming through! >> reporter: this video shot by bicyclist angela logan on her morning commute to caltrain shows the reality of urban bike paths and the city's homeless population fighting for the same space. >> you're always stopping your bike on a dime to jump off because someone doesn't see you coming or steps out of a tent right in front of you or something. >> reporter: sam dodge, deputy director with san francisco's department of homelessness and supportive housing said the city's 4,000 homeless are constantly getting shooed. >> when people are experiencing homelessness, they're trying to get out of the way. they're not trying to be in a residential neighborhood or here or there and that's why cesar ch

sigue defendiendo a hugo chÁvez, pero al mismo tiempo critica las acciones de maduro.a ocurrir en el futuro, pero sÍ es el manejo de un grupo del ejecutivo que va a estar al frente de esa constituyente y que probablemente va a hacer lo que ellos quieran. el pueblo, nadie tiene claro lo que va a ocurrir con la constituyente. jorge: alguna vez les amo a hugo chÁvez " el hombre más humanista que ha existido en el planeta". es chavista todavÍa? >> en cuanto el presidente chÁvez, considero que es uno de los hombres mÁs humanistas y demÓcratas que ha tenido el paÍs. no he cambiado de opiniÓn en torno a eso. siempre he hecho referencia a cÓmo cuidaba la vocación histÓrica. jorge: en el 2014, usted rechazÓ la acusación del joven carrasco de presunta violaciÓn con el caÑÓn de un fusil por parte un efectivo de la guardia nacional. usted hizo estas declaraciones. >> la punta de un fusil, creen que una persona que haya sido violada, pueda sentarse en la audiencia de presentaciÓn? jorge: fueron correctas sus palabras? se arrepiente de lo que dijo? usted deberÍa defender a las vÍcti

that's when chavez gained some points of approval. so the reason i'm afraid and what i'm afraid of is i have a great deal of fear that when it has been very clear that intel now, what we have to do with the governments of maduro is to leave them alone because when you leave them alone they will d do the harm they are doing and people will realize it is their fault. so there are other factors that complicate the situation that might give credibility to the story that maduro is trying to tell. that it is all the external factors that are harming the people, et cetera. that's what i think it is important to take into account and measure what the effect of public opinion is. all i'm saying is there is an important risk, i have no doubt that the main responsibility of what is happening in venezuela has to do with the government policies. but the risk exists that it sanctions are imposed, they might be used by the government to reinforce this perception that it isn't the government but actions against the government that are hurting them. >

el nuevo cardenal de la iglesia catÓlica y el primero en la historia de el salvador, gregorio rosa chÁvezo presente en el salvador y agradecerle tambiÉn al papa francisco por habernos dado este hermoso regalo. >> una caravana lo acompaÑÓ durante su regreso a la capital en el recorrido lo esperaban decenas de fieles. hizo una parada frente a la cripta del beato monseÑor romero asesinado en 1980 cuando oficiaba misa al beato romero dedicÓ su nombramiento. >> para que nos enseÑe Él quien es nuestro cristo que es la paz y aprendamos a invocar a monseÑor como nuestro santo. >> pero tambiÉn adelantÓ cuÁles serÁn sus prioridades en las que incluyÓ a miles de salvadoreÑos que viven en estados unidos. >> por supuesto la paz, la violencia, la familia, los migrantes, los pobres. >> yo me siento feliz, orgullosa de ser su hija. >> su llegada se convirtiÓ en una especie de fiesta religiosa nacional, y su figura como cardenal en una fuente de esperanza para este paÍs centroamericano. . >> es una esperanza para todo el pueblo salvadoreÑo y una bendiciÓn muy especial. >> rosa chÁvez oficiÓ su primera mis

well, to begin with he was a hand—picked successor of hugo chavez.colas maduro. as time has gone on and the oil price has dropped exponentially in venezuela, he has not been able to maintain the same social programmes that president chavez was able to offer to the people, specifically in terms of food subsidies, education and health care. those have dropped off dramatically and the country is facing rampant inflation, food shortages and so on. of course, the corruption and violence have never gone away, so it is a very difficult picture. and in that environment, he has haemorrhaged the support that president chavez used to enjoy. he is just not as charismatic as hugo chavez was while he was alive. and as well as the opposition boycott and the violence you have described, he has also attracted international criticism because of this election? exactly. the neighbouring president of columbia said he would not be recognising the result because he said the whole election process was spurious. that echoes what the opposition here believe. they are boycotti

mr chavez and us, and president obama and george bush junior, chavez and us, and president obama andt loggerheads through his time in office, washington has a long and bloody and shameful history in latin america, the involvement of the caa in and doing democratic elections from 1954 in court mother right through until cuba, who has felt the brunt of washington policies towards it over the decades. on this, i feel like the vast majority of venezuelans are internally moving against the government now because they are tired of his policies they don't think they are working, they are experiencing long queues, rampant inflation, rising crime, he is no hugo chavis but that traditional supporters of travellers are also rejecting him. ifi traditional supporters of travellers are also rejecting him. if i were with you in caracas, would i be aware of the unrest or visit quite localised? you probably would. you have to be just around by motor bike a lot because barricades are set up on street corners, a lot of people are not going out so there is an eerie calm quite often. i lived in caracas f

jose chavez is accused of molesting an elementary school-aged girl.the victim's grandmother called 9-1-1 to report that the girl had been sexually assaulted by a random man. the alleged assault was captured on laundromat's security video system. today is the first step in the murder trial for the man accused of killing kate steinle in san francisco. 54-year-old juan francisco lopez-sanchez has pleaded not guilty to second degree murder. he was in the country illegally after previously being deported to mexico five times. his attorney says that lopez-sanchez áaccidentially fired a gun he found under a bench on pier 14. steinle was killed as she stood with her dad taking in the sights near the bay bridge. one person has been killed and three others were injured when a small plane crashed in sonoma county thursday afternoon. the person killed has been identified as william sachs goldman, of san francisco. the plane crashed about 1,000 feet west of sonoma skypark. three people went to hospitals, two by helicopter and one by ambulance, according to the fir

. >> presidente chÁvez, considero que es uno de los hombres mÁs humanistas y demÓcratas que ha tenidoerastas. julio cÉsar chÁvez habla del asesinato de su hermano. >> un hermano mÍo que no le hacÍa mal a nadie. jorge: todo en "al punto". pancakes. ¡crave van! jack: ¿qué onda? prueben mi jumbo breakfast platter con salchicha o tocino, más 8 mini pancakes, huevos y un hash brown, por sólo $2.99. ¿se te antoja? te lo servimos. ¡crave van! handballer 1: ¿sabes qué se me antoja? huevos revueltos y pa¡crave van! jack: ¿qué onda? prueben mi jumbo breakfast platter con salchicha o tocino, más 8 mini pancakes, huevos y un hash brown, por sólo $2.99. ¿se te antoja? te lo servimos. ¡crave van! ♪ arantxa:unas vacaciones para el olvido fue la experiencia de una joven pareja de indiana en el puerto turÍstico de cancÚn, mÉxico. a la mujer se le adelantÓ el nacimiento de su primer hijo, y segÚn ella y su marido, todo se complicÓ cuando en un hospital fueron vÍctimas de extorsiÓn para impedir que pueda llevarse a su reciÉn nacido. >> 12 semanas antes de lo previsto, interrumpieron sus vacaciones en ca

. >> presidente chÁvez, considero que es uno de los hombres mÁs humanistas y demÓcratas que ha tenidoulio cÉsar chÁvez habla del asesinato de su hermano. >> un hermano mÍo que no le hacÍa mal a nadie. jorge: todo en "al punto". ♪ arantxa:unas vacaciones para el olvido fue la experiencia de una joven pareja de indiana en el puerto turÍstico de cancÚn, mÉxico. a la mujer se le adelantÓ el nacimiento de su primer hijo, y segÚn ella y su marido, todo se complicÓ cuando en un hospital fueron vÍctimas de extorsiÓn para impedir que pueda llevarse a su reciÉn nacido. >> 12 semanas antes de lo previsto, interrumpieron sus vacaciones en cancÚn debido a los dolores de parto que comenzÓ a sufrir micaela, por lo que acudieron emergencias del hospital en cancÚn, donde debieran adelantar el parto. hasta ahÍ todo normal, el pequeÑo nacÍa pesando menos de tres libras y de extremo cuidado, pero los problemas surgieron cuando desde el centro asistencial comenzaron exigirle el pago de mÁs de medio millÓn de pesos unos $ 30.000. la joven pareja pagÓ $3000 con la tarjeta de crÉdito. su padre comenzaban una

absolutely is. >> simply telling you how veterans w we needed to show you what army veteran chris chavez, and so many others endure every moment of every day. >> one day i had a conversation with my doctor, and i asked a question, i was like, why? ♪ [ music ] >> just take your time. >> why, ooh. what did i do toend up like this? >> chris served six combat tours, four in afghanistan, two in iraq. war changed him. >> fully functioning, no feeling. no emotion whatsoever. did not care about anything except for when is the zone. >> reporter: when he came home for good, chris was different. but he didn't know he needed help until two years ago. >> i don't remember, you know, what i was like prior to six deployments. >> reporter: what did you see that still haunts you? >> february of 2014. we were in fallujah, iraq. >> reporter: chris's platoon was ambushed. >> it was like wild wild west. for some reason, hell opened up. >> reporter: you still remember that really vividly. >> oh, i do. >> reporter: chris's body may be out of the combat zone, but his mind is still at war. >> getting therapy. par

sot 00:00:52 israel chavez "los embargos fiscales o tax liens.y las deudas medicas."s civiles se refiere a cuando las compaÑas de crdito lo llevan a corte. las deudas mdicas de menos de seis meses tambin seran removidas debido a que estas estaban siendo reportadas a agencias crediticias antes de que su seguro de salud pagara. estos seran removidos de la ecuacin para calcular su puntuacin por lo que los consumidores podran ver un aumento de hasta 20 puntos en su crdito. y la manera en que funciona el nuevo sistema es as. [sot 00:03:17 "hay dos compañías que han diseñado la formula para calcular el puntaje de credito de cada uno de nosotros y trabajan con las tres agencias de buró de credito y esta nueva formula lo que va hacer es que va a monitorear la conducta, la manera en como el consumidor utiliza su limite de credito, en pocas palabras sus deudas." pero escuche bien porque si usted goza de buen puntaje de crdito, podra resultar afectado por la nueva medida. sot 00:10:44 israel chavez- asesor financiero "las personas que tienen un mejor puntaje de creditos pueden s

police have arrested jose chavez. they say the 60-year-old from concord was also there doing laundry...and then sexually assaulted the girl. an officer later recognized him walking in a nearby shopping center and took him into custody. chavez is being held at the jail in martinez. police say people at the laundromat should not be concerned now that chavez is off the streets. investigators are asking anyone who may know of additional alleged victims to contact them. (pam) a san jose homeowner ... shocked, when she pulls up to her house --- and catches a couple trying to snag a package from her porch(pam) but they might not have expected what happened next. (steve) as kron-4's gabe slate tells us -- that homeowner confronted them. ((pkg))heidi burrows was driving home wednesday night at five thirty pm on tulip road in san jose and saw something fishy going on infront of her house..so

police say surveillance video helped them track down chavez. people we spoke with said this is a lesson to other families. >> for the parents, be watching their kids no matter what because you never know what will happen. >> police say the suspect attacked the girl in the short time that her grandma simply turned her back. >>> 4:34. new this morning, police say a man facing charges for alluring men to the san leandro apartment and robbing them. the victims thought they would be meeting a prostitute. police say devon craft used a smartphone app to make the arrangements. at least three men came to an apartment where craft then robbed them. craft was arrested tuesday in oakland and out on parole. >>> city of palo alto this morning is reporting a surge in the homeless population. the number of homeless is higher by 26% in palo alto over just 2 years. those figures come according to a county wide census count. more of the homeless are entire families. the leaders right now say higher housing costs have led to more homeless. >>> our investigative uni

however, unlike chavez, majuro has struggled for popularity.he argument -- majuro's critic said he is so bungled management of the country, it is time for him to leave office. said itptical point out is made up of more than one dozen parties ranging from marxists to center rights and there is no single plan or leader. or the parties -- nor to the parties have a plan. majuro has shown no sign of backing down come up with the u.s. promising more sanctions and the opposition, the outlook could be precarious for maduro if he convenes the assembly. you can read more about venezuelan at him i click on the bloomberg. mark: let's stick with the political and economic fallout of the country. andy who joins us from the caracas bureau in venezuela. is the u.s. going to follow it with threats to increase sanctions? >> that is what we are waiting to see. there is nothing concrete yet. i am sure i do have to keller viewers that there has been a lot of commotion. we are not sure if they are going to follow through or not. u.s. senator marco rubio says he has

think the opposition has been doing this for eighteen years first against hugo chavez and for the past four years against me there's no other way to resolve conflicts in the country than through democracy and elections in may for three and a half weeks i tried to establish direct dialogue with the opposition i wanted to include them in parliament but they refused it's a period of political isolation they drifted into right wing radicalism they were imprisoned by a strategy of violence and ignoring those who voted for them i. thought it would have been as waylays ready for any scenario i think is insane for the extreme right in the us to be talking of a blockade against venezuela in fact they've already started an indirect blockade against our financial system this was the cause the crisis over the past three years but we have economic strength in venezuela always pays what the owners and fulfills its responsibilities in two thousand and seventeen two thousand and eighteen and two thousand and nineteen our country will continue to fulfill them. while to discuss the latest on venezuela w

police say this man, 60-year-old jose chavez, assaulted the child on tuesday. investigators say the incident was caught on surveillance camera at that laundromat. the child's grandmother called 911 hours later. an officer recognized chavez at a nearby shopping center and arrested him. >> new details on the case of the four young men who went missing in pennsylvania. cosno dinardo confessed to killing them. dinardo killed the men after he felt cheated or threatened in a dug deal and he reported burning the bodies at his farm. so far, just one body has been positively identified. dinardo agreed to plead guilty to four counts of first degree murder. in exchange, prosecutors will not seek the death penalty. >> president trump is wrapping up his trip to paris today. couldn't escape the controversy surrounding his son's meeting with a russian lawyer during the campaign. janay norman has more from washington. >> president donald trump making friends in france. invited to celebrate bastille day by emanuel macron, but controversy following close by. trump unable to shak

months since penn station is undergoing some major repairs until the end of august artie's try to chavez is a new york. two months of trying to laze began this morning penn station is finally undergoing some much needed repairs but new york governor andrew cuomo says that this will be the summer of help and thousands of travelers may be forced to find a different commute this could have been avoided if they would have prevented by this massive eight week track construction program will affect three different transit agencies the new jersey transit the long island railroad and amtrak. three to five of the stations twenty one tracks will have to be shut down causing a twenty percent reduction in service until september first which means that some people may have to find other ways into the city that means around sixteen thousand commuters are added to the already twenty three thousand people who usually travel through both in station each day i haven't seen this much congestion on the path in a long time and. trying to make it into work is not easy with these lines i wouldn't get out of pe

>>cÉsar chÁvez como un pretexto para hablar de toda una comunidad que de repente le mandÓ un mensajeportado los Últimos aÑos es un paÍs que hace el viaje de los centroamericanos que estamos tratando de llegar a estados unidos. reportera: d preocupa por la corrupciÓn de las acciones mexicanas. >> el estado es uno de los principales culpables asÍ como la delincuencia organizada nos ofende vos muchÍsimo por todo eso que estÁ hablando trump y llevamos siendo esa enfermedad por mucho tiempo hubo viÉndola como ignorÁndola. hay que tener empatÍa por lo que estÁ pasando al norte de nuestro frontera. pero tambiÉn por los que por sobrevivencia como estÁn decidiendo dejar todo atrÁs. >> de quiÉn es la culpa? >>yo creo que la culpa la tienen sÓlo ellos, claramente nos recuerda claramente que nos estÁ representando. >>para empezar logrados de corrupciÓn no parecen parar hay una desconfianza total en nuestras instituciones hay una desconfianza bien fundada. reportera: se puede solucionar votando por otros partidos? >>creo que la opciÓn tiene que venir de otros sectores. reportera: quÉ piensas del

when former president hugo chavez came to power 18 years ago, many venezuelans wanted change.ort among the poor because he promised to provide for them. it was the era of high oil prices but that's now over. chavez's successor, nicolas maduro, is accused of pushing venezuela to the economic brink and eroding democracy. the government says the vote is the only way to stabilise the economy and bring much—needed peace, but the opposition says it's a dictatorial move and is boycotting the vote. translation: the people who want democracy, the people who want change, the public worker who is tired, bothered and angry, come out and we'll gather in all the country's roadways, that's where we'll be. the country's paralysed. there are daily queues and food shortages. normal life is a struggle. the opposition‘s campaign of blocking streets, calling strikes and protests make life even more complicated for venezuelans, but they're not giving up. with less than 24 hours to go, the government is determined to push ahead with the vote. meanwhile, members of the opposition are working out what

an officer spotted chavez at a nearby shopping center and arrested him. being held on a one million (darya) breaking overnight... a big win for opponents of president trump's new travel ban. a u-s district court judge in hawaii issued a ruling overnight that expands the list of relatives now allowed in the u-s from six muslim majority countries. the ruling now allows grandchildren... brothers and sisters-in-law... aunts... uncles... nieces... nephews and cousins of legal u-s citizens to enter the u-s. the supreme court had originally ruled that the administration could employ the travel ban against foreigners from six predominately muslim countries. the court ruled that only people with a 'bona fide' relationship to a person in the u-s could enter the country. the trump administration can now appeal the decision to the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco if it wants to try to get the order lifted. ( darya ) in the south bay... investigators say a 60-year-old woman who was shot in her home by her roommate has died. the shooting happened yesterday

the government is suggesting they have kind of maintained the same level of support since hugo chavezon the streets of venezuela, i would suggest. nevertheless, they say those are the results they will be working with. they will attempt to set upa working with. they will attempt to set up a national constituent assembly in a few hours. what happens after this vote? it is murky at this stage. one version of the reality is both sides, both the government and opposition, will have a legislative body. there will be a question of which one to listen to. the ruling party will have the executive, legislative, and essentially judicial executive, legislative, and essentiallyjudicial branches executive, legislative, and essentially judicial branches of government, as well as strong support from the military. it looks like that would be the side of the aisle, political colours, that are respected and heeded to. but the opposition will notjust take that lying down. that is why there will be more disruption and violence as a result. it was really good to get your thoughts on that to be will grant

police say this man, 60-year-old jose chavez, assaulted the child on tuesday. investigators say the incident was caught on surveillance camera at the laundromat on monument boulevard. the child's grandmother called 911. hours later an officer recognized chavez at a nearby shopping center and arrested him. police are investigating whether there may be other victims. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire at several businesses in lafayette. this video from drone view 7 is about the closest, safest vantage point right now. nine businesses are just gone, including the chamber of commerce. here's what it looked like before the fire and here's how it looked consumed by flames. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live in lafayette with the latest. melanie. >> reporter: yeah, a really big difference there. we just spoke with one of the fire inspectors who says they are making progress here tonight in their investigation. one of the concerns out here is that this building is not structurally sound. you can see they have put a fence around it. t

the path is where highway 101 crosses caesar chavez street. andrea reports that frustrated cyclists say something has to give. it's called the hairball. a tangled concrete bike path and pedestrian walk ways at 101 and caesar chavez. it's also become an intersection of san francisco problems. >> coming through. coming through. >> this video shot by this bicyclist shows the reality of urban bike paths and the city homeless population fighting for the same space. >> you're always stopping your bike on a dime to jump off because someone doesn't see you coming or steps out of a tent right in front of you or something. >> sam dodge, deputy director with san francisco's department of homelessness and supportive housing says the city's 4,000 homeless are constantly getting shooed. >> people when they're experiencing homelessness, they're trying to be out of the way. not in a residential neighborhood. they're not trying to be here or there. that's why caesar chavez and the 101 has been a place people sought refuge for many years now. >> they understand

had some lanes blocked 101 at cesar chavez. now, that's been cleared off the road there. and speeds are starting to come back up. but right now, still just under the limit there right around 50 miles per hour. an earlier "sig alert" this was along 101 -- 101 has been a hot spot this morning -- southbound near atherton, traffic was bap last check. all lanes are cleared but your ride still in the yellow 50 miles an hour. this is a big accident now that we're tracking involving a mail truck. this is a mail truck northbound 29 at tower road both northbound lanes belonged, mail all across the road. this is a big mess and it could take a while before they get it cleared up. so just a heads up if you are traveling through the napa junction. this is northbound 29 as you approach highway 12. that is a check of your traffic. roberta has the forecast. >>> jaclyn, i'm so glad you explained that mail truck. i got a female truck myself. i talk to her daily on the way to work. thanks, jaclyn. all right, everybody. let's take a look at this right now. it's our live weather camera looking

highlighting the level of interest investors and analysts have chavez didn't give much more color than we just heard on that call saying it was overall client volume that's hurt all of those subsectors across the board. in terms of what the analysts are writing and saying at the moment within that discussion, the best case scenario is this is cyclical. even if that is the case, you have a very tough environment going forward. 70%st earnings is from capital markets. very tough comps in the second half the worst case scenario is there is an outright structural challenge to the trading franchise and the move in the share price has investors gauging it between the two at this stage >> busy day for you. thank you so much. wolford frost joining us >> the house is out with the 2018 budgets we'll break down the numbers and what they mean for the white house and economy. we spoke at length about it yesterday. but to day we'll finally get a look at amazon's new meal kits which are apparently moving already. gordon siegel founded crate & barrel with his wife in 'of 62 we'll get his take on amazon

months ahead since penn station is now undergoing some major repairs until the end of august artistry chavez has this report. two months of trying to laze began this morning penn station is finally undergoing some a much needed repairs but new york governor andrew cuomo says that this will be the summer of help and thousands of travelers may be forced to find a different commute this could have been a very good if they would have prevented this massive eight week track construction program will affect three different transit agencies the new jersey transit the long island railroad and amtrak. three to five of the stations twenty one tracks will have to be shut down causing a twenty percent reduction in service until september first which means that some people may have to find other ways into the city that means around sixteen thousand commuters are added to the already twenty three thousand people who usually travel through both in station each day i haven't seen this much congestion on the path in a long time and. trying to make it into work is not easy with these lines i wouldn't out of p

a constituent assembly vote since one thousand nine hundred nine when former president who votes chavez called for one following his democratic takeover of the government and the bowl of aryan revolution and while western media would have you believe a duro. launched a dictatorial power grab the fact is venezuela's constitution grants the president authority to call for elections to select the assembly which is tasked with updating the constitution and judicial system but their own himself will not rewrite the constitution in fact all assembly candidates are independent rather than appointed by parties half of the members will be elected locally here is how our us sanctioned by the trumpet ministration this week in fact broke down how the other half would be selected in an interview with tele stores empire files you will sink with the boat to see and those who do them and that's a good it's of the tune that in which is the thought of those that are holding those to the and those in need in this little girl needle because. you have no goddess knowles but it's one of the couple. my daught

and have been depressed don't do you miss hugo chavez. of course always he's like a father tough but. he's always with us like a wonderful caring father who is always by your side. and by that i mean not only that i had an honor of stand by him for such a long time. the thought of me was close to what i was and always in the hearts of his. we miss him but the best me we can do to honor him is to continue his legacy. thank you mr president and service so soon this is television and you can help it thank you and my thanks to our. for many particularly his critics a trumpet ministration is nothing less than chaos on steroids for some who know the president this is merely business as usual for him is this a winning strategy for the president america and the world. it's a very rough terrain a sort of climate and you have to fight to be able to reflect. it was gunshots on top him and so many friends who would have been. even not. you know i don't want. to see it but a body in the children is ready to participate in the good. old to new book. yo

i think your position has been doing this for eighteen use first against hugo chavez. the past will use against me there's no other way to resolve conflicts in the country than through democracy and elections in may for three and a half weeks or trying to establish direct dialogue with the opposition i wanted to include them in parliament but they refused it's a period of political isolation and they drifted into right wing radicalism they were imprisoned by a strategy of violence and ignoring those who voted for. sunday's election will mark the first time venezuela has held a constituent assembly vote since one thousand nine hundred nine when former president hu go chavez called for one following his democratic takeover of the government in the fall of aryan revolution and while western media would have you believe madeira has launched a dictatorial power grab the fact is venezuela's constitution grants the president authority to call for elections to select the assembly which is tasked with updating the constitution and judicial system but himself will not rewrite th