del caso que reduzca la fianza porque las condiciones en la cÁrcel son castigo cruel para juan david ortizde dÓlares desde su arresto el mes pasado. en arizona puede ser encarcelado un voluntario de la organizaciÓn " no mÁs muerte" que ayuda a los indocumentados en la patrulla fronteriza lo acusa de contrabando de personas en la frontera pero el hombre se defiende de los cargos. >> hoy se presentÓ un hombre voluntario del organizaciÓn humanitario, estÁ acusado de contrabando de personas, le piden al juez que le retire los cargos porque dice que las acusaciones no son ciertas. >> de bien es retirarle los cargos por ser en oposiciÓn a unos acuerdos internacionales sobre los derechos de los migrantes. >> fue arrestado por agentes de la patrulla fronteriza en arizona y acusado de contrabando, el voluntario aclarÓ que sólo le dio agua y comida a los inmigrantes que estaban junto a Él. >> no es ilegal que alguien ayude la persona que estÁ muriendo de hambre. >> este reporte se hizo pÚblico en enero de este aÑo, horas despuÉs se supo que el hombre habÍa sido arrestado. v parte de los cargos crimi

david ortiz is a veteran advocate who helped craft e legislation. >> this is the right thing to do for servicemembers and veterans. it mes them feel as if their training and service to this country not only mattered on the bigger sense but in the particular level that they're now getting civilian credit for what they've already demonstrated. >> sreenivasan: and, ortiz says, it is a policy that works. >> there's plenty of research that backs up that veterans that are awarded meaningful credit towards a degree are 33% more likely to take their degree to graduation, to fruition.se and then bup for success for a job in the civilian world. >> sreenivasan: a former army pilot, ortiz was medically retired in 2012, after his helicopter crashed in afghanistan. he says a servicemember's experiences are creditworthy. fo you go from being responsible multi-million dollar t, being responsible for a dozen men and women, accomplishing a mission, high- intensity with quick timelines coming up, where lives are on the line. there's maturity and life experience that comes with it, but there's also profes

david ortiz has a strategy for increasing his chances. >> and we bought three tickets, separate tickets, just to kind of mix it up a little bit. so now we're going to other ones. this is a good luck one. >> reporter: ernie easterly kors in east san jose is his 33rd ticket buying stop of the day. he was one of hundreds of people in line this evening. the store sold the single winning ticket to the 54 -- to the $543 million mega millions jackpot this summer. >> since then it has been busy because people think it is a lucky store. so they come from far off. and they buy early. >> reporter: normally he sells about 2,000 tickets a day for this type of jackpot. today he sold $10,000. >> people wonder, you know, maybe it's going to move somewhere else, the luck. could it strike your store? >> lightning strikes twice, it happens every once in a while, you never know. >> reporter: it is unclear how much that winner will get. safeway tonight says no one has come forward to claim that prize just yet. but the next drawing is on friday. we are told the cash lump sum for that is $494 million. in san

david ortiz and the red socks. that series is on tbs. you also had me and jewelry.-four diamonds. injured max, thank you very much. the u.s. is stocks posting their one day performance since march. [music] lled fury. freakish intelligence. wicked seduction. these endeavors will rattle your soul... and challenge the contents of your stomach. if that sounds dramatic... it is. the stock is this aging a broad rally yesterday. the markets joined us now. what you say. the reaction was to politics. we cut a couple of profit warnings. and that sent it sharply lower. also wayne on the other side. it has now slipped into negative territory and we are coming off of the highs positive reaction. but were now being away down a little bit. we are watching all of those earnings of course. our watching what is happening with the trump administration. what you traders say about that. that they will be on the back of the trade deal. i think it's too early to billy draw any conclusions. we will have that with markets today. a big rally. it was good to see. to make a good move yesterday

del caso que reduzca la fianza porque las condiciones en la cÁrcel son castigo cruel para juan david ortizonteriza lo acusa de contrabando de personas en la frontera pero el hombre se defiende de los cargos. >> hoy se presentÓ un hombre voluntario del organizaciÓn humanitario, estÁ acusado de contrabando de personas, le piden al juez que le retire los cargos porque dice que las acusaciones no son ciertas. >> de bien es retirarle los cargos por ser en oposiciÓn a unos acuerdos internacionales sobre los derechos de los migrantes. >> fue arrestado por agentes de la patrulla fronteriza en arizona y acusado de contrabando, el voluntario aclarÓ que sólo le dio agua y comida a los inmigrantes que estaban junto a Él. ayude la persona que estÁ muriendo de hambre. >> este reporte se hizo pÚblico en enero de este aÑo, horas despuÉs se supo que el hombre habÍa sido arrestado. v parte de los cargos criminales y el dÍa que pasÓ fue porque tenÍamos esos vídeos de migraciÓn y la patrulla fronteriza pateando y destruyendo el agua y la ayuda humanitaria. >> desde que fue arrestado muchos voluntarios estÁn t

customer david ortiz has a strategy for increasing chances. he says he went to 33 different places to buy tickets. >> we bought three separate tickets to mix it up a little bit. so now we are going to some other ones. this is the good luck one. then we are going to little saigon. >> the cash lump sum for the new jackpot is now $494 million. >> someone in san francisco got very close. lottery officials say a ticket was purchased at the marina safeway. it matched five of the six numbers. we don't know the value of that ticket yet. that safeway is 7 minutes from here. that's the place to be! >> go over there and get a ticket. yeah. five of the six numbers, that's probably worth a lot. >> yeah. it's going to be significant. not $500 million, it would be significant. >> i would be happy with a million. i wouldn't complain. >> one million is pretty good. >> even $1,000. i would be fine with. >> take it free money. >> yeah. >> all right. >>> let's get a check on the roads with jaclyn. >> hey. yeah, any amount of free money is okay with me. we have on

david ortiz. dr. ortiz is the acting director for the office of electric reliability over at the ferc. we welcome you this morning. mr. andrew ott is with us, president and ceo for pjm interconnection. thank you for joining. mr. juan torres is the associate laboratory director for energy systems integration at our national renewable energy laboratory. i know senator gardner circuit has an interesting, interest and that's what please have you with us, mr. torres. ms. joy ditto is the president and ceo of utilities utilities technology council. welcome. mr. todd galloway is is the prt ceo for north american transmission forum. we thank you. and the panel will be rounded off by mr. timothy yardley who's at the senior associate director of technology and workforce development at the university of illinois at urbana-champaign. so we have a great panel here this morning and pleased to hear your contribution to this important subject. so mr. ortiz, if you'd like to lead author would ask that you try to limit

david ortiz. dr. ortiz is the acting director for the office of electric reliability at the ferc we welcome you this morning. mr. andrew ott with us, the president and ceo for pgm. energy systems integration at enrel our national renewable energy laboratory. i know that senator gardner certainly has an interesting -- an interest in enrel so we're pleased to have you with us mr. torres. miss joy ditto is the president and ceo of utilities technology council. welcome. mr. thomas galloway is the president and ceo for the north american transmission forum. we thank you. and the panel will be rounded off by mr. timothy yardley, who is the senior associate director of technology and work force development at the university of illinois at urbana champagne. so we have a great panel here this morning, and pleased to hear your contribution to this important subject. mr. ortiz, if you would like to lead off. we would ask that you limit your comments to about five minutes. your full statement will be incorporated

team built with manny ramirez and david ortiz and that motley crew it's they've really had a successful stretch here it's they've had four championships in the last fifteen years. and they're doing it with an entirely new unit right now general manager dave dombrowski has really brought in the right pieces set to m.v.p. candidates this year who key bats and njt martinez and frankly david price showed up out of. the pitfalls of his peers career performance and the playoffs and really shine this series he went to an o. the one nine hundred eighty are a and he he was the winning pitcher last night and he pitched seven spectacular innings only limited the dodgers three heads and it's really when you have the highest payroll in all of baseball as the red sox do you're expected to win every year and. the cases that's the case for the dodgers as well but this is two years now in a row that they've come up short in the world series and have to see the opposition celebrate on their own. i think a company in los angeles thank you very much fionnuala says that thank you paul. lewis hamilton has re

recuperados en las escenas coincidÍan con un modelo similar de la pistola semiautomÁtica de juan david ortizdespierta amÉrica" en complicidad con la fundaciÓn " pide un deseo" e le damos una sorpresa que nunca olvidarÁ. veamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ana patricia: a esta familia dominicana new jersey la vida le cambiÓ en un abrir y cerrar de ojos. >> bueno, para nosotros fue un cambio brusco, sumamente brusco. nosotros, yo soy abogada, mi esposa tambiÉn es abogada.con la enfermedad de ella decidimos abandonar todo. hemos aprendido que el amor que se le tiene a un hijo, a los hijos estÁ por encima de todas las cosas particulares de uno. >> la gente dice que dios le da a padres especiales, hijos especiales, yo relajo con mis amistades, ya les digo que no quiero ser especial. [llora] >> para ella ha sido muy fuerte. para ella ha sido difÍcil porque ella sabe lo que es correr, ella sabe lo que es caminar, ella sabe lo que es jugar en un tobogÁn. despuÉs de visitar todos los mÉdicos, ellos no sabÍan lo que ya que tenÍa porque todo lo que reflejaba su enfermedad era algo nuevo para los mÉdicos de repÚblica d

he lost a bet, apparently, to big papi, david ortiz. over wisconsin, 38-13. and after falling behind 21-3, florida beat vapid orer built 37-27. two quick points, sean growman, he went to florida, executive producer. a fan of the show in tennessee tweeted me, why didn't we mention tennessee, big upset win over auburn, 30-24. auburn was number 21 in the country. tennessee hasn't had a big win in a long time, way to go vols. trish: i'm so glad they had you read this. i said make sure i don't have to read any sports. today said ed has it covered. ed: they were on an 11-game losing streak in the sec. pete: all right. president trump last night slamming democrats on their new immigration policy. >> the new platform of the democrat party is radical socialism, and it's open borders. democrats want to abolish i.c.e., and they want to turn america into a giant sanctuary for criminal aliens and ms-13 thugs. trish: and now a new section of a border barrier is now complete at the california/mexico border. house majority leader kevin mccarthy just in