-diana: i'm diana. lemonis: diana, nice to meet you. and what do you do here? diana: sales. lemonis: so, how long have you been here? diana: almost two years now. i started, with erik, managing the company, so i've done it all. i'm usually here monday through sunday. lemonis: monday through sunday? -that's seven days a week. -diana: pretty much. lemonis: why are you so committed to it? diana: i cared for my clients. i just -- i like to be there for them. lemonis: yeah. is there also a call center? diana: the call center's right next door. yeah. -lemonis: in here? -diana: yes. lemonis: hey, ladies. i'm marcus. diana: and ashley... lemonis: ashley, nice to meet you. diana: ...and channa. lemonis: hi, channa. how are you? diana: channa's one of our biggest testimonials. she came in over 400 pounds. -she's lost 150 pounds. -lemonis: check it out! channa: yeah. [ laughs ] -lemonis: that's awesome. -channa: yeah. lemonis: would you say that erik helped you use the weight? channa: diana, i would say. lemonis: you did. diana: i worked with her for about eight months. channa: she's t

erika, diana? >> jill, we hear the chinese commerce site alibaba look to go start it own streaming service? >> yes alibaba already conquerred on line shopping, now wants to bring streaming video to china. the the company starting the service, called t mall box office netflix itself wants to gain and access to street its service in china, but really is an uphill battle for foreign company. erika, diana? >> hey, it is popular here. >> thank you jill. >>> coming up after the break weather and traffic on the 3's, we'll be right back. kids are expensive. so i'm always looking to get more for my money. that's why i switched from fios to xfinity. they have the most free on demand tv shows and movies on all my devices. it's perfect for me because my kids are costing me a fortune. i'm going to cabo! ♪ don't settle for fios. xfinity is perfect for people who want more entertainment for their money. >>> 4:51, welcome back jurassic worlds now the king of the box office after a record setting opening weekend. >

diana, back to you. >> thanks, katie. now, we will get a check of some of the stories sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 is following this morning. philadelphia city council tries to get more businesses to become part of the safety cam program. also, philadelphia wants to follow temple university's lead when it comes to food trucks. and student from a camden performing arts school head to poland, in a competition. check in two three, four times a day "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. >> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", live with the latest on the threat that is bringing police to a local school this morning plus fight to go save a landmark steps being taken to keep the wrecking ball from tearing down a local church. >> and a wal-mart worker escapes after being kidnapped on the job. how she finally managed to break away from her kidnapper. we'll have that story and more when we're back at the top of the hour. good morning. >> student at local school will see stepped up security. we'll let you know

diana, ericay? >> another way they are getting their monday. >> i that's smart watch is certainly something. >> oh, yes. >> thank wendy. coming up after the break weather and traffic on the 3's, we'll be right back. >> on thursday we're taking a stand for help. cbs-3 and the "cw philly" raising money for child hood cancer. join us from 6:00 a.m. through 8:00 p.m. as we remember alex, and continue her dream of finding a cure. we hope you can join us and make a donation, take a stand for hope. >>> right now coming up on 4:53. we want our tracking. kick things off with justin. >> good monday morning back to the swing every things after nice weekend weather wise, looking pretty good this morning, no problems for your morning ride, at least with the weather conditions, sunrise coming up at 5:33. cottman avenue, looking good, traffic flow, no problems, also, on the vine street expressway. as we are looking eastbound here, leaving the city, looking pretty good here, dry conditions, out on the area roadways

[applause] thank you diana and jared. those who take a more activist republican view like to talk about programs as investments. how are their investments that government could and would help them? >> you have to look at the role of government vis-À-vis the private sector and there are very few investments the government can make that the private sector could not do better. the government should be responsible for keeping a sound currency. the national defense so nash and and -- so young people perhaps in basic scientific research because individual companies don't have the resources or the incentives to do that basic research because it gets used by other companies. so i would say that's the role of the government in terms of investment. and underinvestment government could make is rolling back some of its regulations. politicians could make an investment in reforming social security by regelin raising the retirement age and changing the indexing from wage indexing for social security benefits rising with wages in the ec

diana? >> thinking positive here, thank you, carol. >> new this morning single car crash along i95 in delaware county leaves one person dead. "eyewitness news" on the southbound lanes just before route 420, around 12:30 this morning. we are told the victim returned to nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead. the cause of the crash remains under investigation this morning. police have not yet released the victims' identity. >>> police in germantown are investigating a huge crime scene stretching for blocks. it began just after 1:30 this morning. we are tolman in his 20's, shot near germantown avenue, in bridgehurst street. victim was hit nine times. he ran into chinese food store for help. police then followed his trail of blood and made another startling discovery. >> we found multiple shell casings, at least ten fired shell casings and a car with multiple bullet holes in it. >> the victim is in critical condition this morning at einstein medical center, police are hoping nearby surveil

diana: sÍ, si sobretodo se mira la conducta de las personas que quieren el servicio.y tambiÉn tiene la posibilidad de pedir sus rÉcords con el fbi y sino un proceso criminal, pero si hubo una detenciÓn en la frontera un delito menor pagando 18 $ la persona lo tiene. es importante recalcar que vale la pena tener consigo cualquier rÉcords o documentaciÓn que hablen del delito cometido para poder estudiar a fondo quÉ consecuencias tiene. leÓn: quÉ tan importante es informar a un abogado criminal si la persona tiene un caso pendiente? diana: vale la pena que el abogado criminal pueda trabajar en comÚn con el abogado de inmigraciÓn especialmente porque el caso si la persona puede rebajar la pena o puede negociar la pena, la sentencia esto puede tener una consecuencia mucho mejor o de hecho no puede tener consecuencias en caso de las personas. de ahÍ la persona de que si la persona estÁ en un proceso de inmigraciÓn hable con su abogado criminal para evitar cualquier sentencia. que la persona por ejemplo tratar de salir mÁs rÁpido o para no tener que pagar cÁrcel , la gente

kevin: today no answer at the diana silver spring home. police confirm he drove for uber but the company tells us he was not working on the night of the crash. >> life is precious. you know? got to live each day for what it is. yeah. when it's senseless like that and there is nothing you can do about it, it's a shame. maureen: uber told kevin lewis it has removed juan diana from the senatorphone platform. the investigators are waiting on the blood draw results but criminal charges are likely. crime alert in district after a daytime burglary. the thief was caught on surveillance video. the man broke in the home on ninth and k-street northeast. you can see the man walk slowly through the home. he takes something from upstairs and leaves. this happened around 2:30 on may 15. if queue recognize this man -- if you recognize this man call the d.c. police. d.c. police credit the release of the surveillance video to help catch two robbery suspect. security camera showed the two men arcing. shortly avenue the video release, tips led police to both

h, her royal highness, princess diana, has given birth to a baby son. god save the queen."june 22, 1982. the day britain would get a first look at the future king. one and a half ounce boy, born today to prince charles and the princess of wales, lady diana. the child becomes the most truly english heir to the british monarchy in more than 400 years." "crowds cheering" 400 years." "crowds cheering" royal baby 1 :50 from the outside it seemed like just the next chapter in the fairy tale that began with the wedding of prince charles to lady diana. "i, diana francis, take thee,are to my wedded husband." now know the fairy tale would be fleeting. now know the fairy tale would be fleeting. smiles replaced by anger, adultery and ultimely death. the pain that would come, stands in stark contrast to the joy of the moment. "it's absolutely marvelous. it's wonderful." "for he's a jolly good fellow.." the a family event, that is also a national event. a cause for national celebration." and on this day diana and charles were ready to go home, but not before introducing their son to the

diana rocco joins us live from police headquarters with more. diana? >> reporter: chris torque night police have made note of the fact that on both occasions the gunman used a shotgun. in the video you'll see panic stricken moments before and after gunfire rung out this afternoon while innocent children were playing on the street. once again tonight children are recovering in the hospital and police are searching for a gunman. >>> surveillance video from the corner store shows children playing in the hydrant around 2:30 monday and moments later gunshots ignite panic and the women who grab the children and run inside. as people scatter from the street a man is hit and can be seen falling to the ground. >> like firework. >> we thought it was firework. when we come over here, we see blood. >> what sounded like fireworks were multiple rounds fired from a shotgun boy a mail in his 20s. >> the drug people around here it's not going stop. >> orlando garcia lives on the block and called 911. >> i see one of the guys i walk my dog every day. he was on the groun

diana? >> thanks, carol.endly. narrator: a petite poodle mix with a charming personality learns the value of paying it forward with her new owner. brandon: do you want me to train rosie as a therapy dog? lori: definitely, i want to help people that just don't have all the help that i had. narrator: but can this cancer survivor who's handled the challenges of life... lori: sit. narrator: ...handle rosie? lori: i failed. i literally am freaking out at this point. i can't get my dog to do anything. brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are living without hope. my mission is to make sure these amazing

so diana went looking for him.she found him, he was like a stranger, and he did not even acknowledge his daughter's presence. over the course of almost two years, diana regularly sought her father out, but he refused her offers of food and clothing. so diana did what she knew how: she photographed their encounters, including their reunion in a hospital room after mr. kim had a heart attack that ironically, launched him back on the path to health. diana shared these images in a recent photo essay for "honolulu magazine." she writes, "sharing this family story is scary... but i also know that this could reach people who are having similar experiences." more of diana kim's work can be found on her project's website homelessparadise.com, where you can also read about her efforts to expand medical access for the homeless. on the newshour online right now, in the u.s., an average of twenty-one people die every day waiting for an organ transplant and wait times can range from four months to five years. but according to a

diana, erika? >> not sure about those. >> sounds really sweet. >> well, lemon bar i'm not sure that about that one but the red cupcake cinnamin, ya, sure. >> all right, wendy, thanks so much. >> sound good. >> speaking of coffee, one way to perk up your morning dunkin donut talking about delivering to you. >> take the middle man out. sound good. the company's ceo says working on service to deliver coffee and donut right to your doorstep. he did not have a time frame for when the program might be available, however this delivery competition is heating up with starbucks and mcdonald, a working on their own delivery service. as everyone want everything brought to them. no one seems to go out any more. >> we have to get that number on speed dial, right here. >> there you go. still ahead this morning katie has her eye with more check on the rain, checking on traffic and weather together coming up next. >> also, team usa get off to fast start at the woman's world cup. hear from some young girls being ins

diana? >> reporter: well, chris thousands throughout new jersey are still in the dark tonight and many homeowners here dealing with situations like this one. we're on elm street here. neighbors tell me the storm moved in quickly with high winds and torrential rains ripping this tree right from the ground it came down on top of this house. toppling the home opener's two cars and tonight they were force forced to evacuate due to safety reasons. the storm moved in fast and whipping winds uprooted trees throughout gloucester county. entire blocks are in the dark. utility crews are out and thousands are still without power. >> it came with a real -- like 15 minutes it was here and gone. >> reporter: wires are down throughout woodbury at the deptford mall high winds brought down trees damaging cars park in the parking lot and stranding drivers. the storm caused a collision and this car to overturn. on elm street in woodbury this tree uprooted falling right on to the house. taking out part of the r

. >> diana doesn't judge me. loves me, and she'll tell you in a minute, that's my mother. and the only mother i have. she's a cheerleader and playing soccer right now. she started dating boys and things and needs her mother. and i can't really relate to the stories, but i listen. i lend my ear and my bony shoulder to cry on but that's about it. as far as talking to her, i'm her best friend, and she's been mine. i talk to my daughter constantly. i talk to diana all the time. i used to let my kids come every now and then. she would make me want to cry. i don't like visits and all of that. i did this to my damned self. >> smith has a court hearing in a few days that she hopes will result in her release. but if found guilty, she could face up to two years in prison. >> you know, god don't make no mistakes. everything i've been through is something i had to go through. she doesn't have to go through this. i made sure of that. she doesn't have to go through with it. if i did nothing right i did right with that. she's a

rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> diana, thank you for that.atco will operate on a normal schedule for tomorrow morning's rush hour. the storms knock out power along the high speed line halting service last night and through noontime today. meantime septa service does remain suspended tonight on the media elwyn line. also, of there's no service on the norristown high speed line between radnor and the norristown transportation center center. >>> as we deal with the aftermath of this storm there are more storms on the way. meteorologist kathy orr is here now with more on that. kathy? >> right now as we look at storm scan3, we can see some high clouds moving our way that is associated with a warm front. it doesn't look like much now but complex of some storms developing over iowa an area of low pressure is going to move eastward and it's going to be putting us in a more active pattern over the next couple of days. now, as these storms continue to move eastward we'll see the clouds increase tomorrow and a chance of some scattered showers and thunde

we're live in center city tonight i'm diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, diana.hank you. >>> bomb threat forces the evacuation of the cherry hill mall. chopper three over that scene around 8:00 o'clock tonight. you see employees and shoppers had to wait in parking lots as law enforcement swept the mall. nothing suspicious was found the mall was able to reopen that. threat though is under investigation. >>> meanwhile police in ocean county arrest 24-year-old in connect with a bomb threat at the ocean county mall. investigators say she called the mall on hooper avenue in toms river last week and said there's bomb and then hung up. police traced that call back to her. she's now charged with createing a false public alarm and terroristic threats. >>> we have just learn the identity of the driver who was killed in this deadly crash on i i380 in the poconos this morning. 54-year-old alfredo tal mack company from new york was one of thee people killed. his tractor trailer collided with a bus that was filled with italian tourists. it happened in tobyhanna monroe county a

ships beautiful sight along the river, hi diana. >> reporter: hey, kate it has been a beautiful day. lots to do and families taking advantage of the food and the ride and the 13 tall ships that are on display however there has been a little hiccup. momma duck or rubber duck exhibit that everybody has been talking about has been temporarily impaired. and that a lot of people down here disappointed. they have come a long way to see the duck. it turns out that the pontoon as she was riding in, as they did parade of ships took on water and they took her down to find out she has a few holes in her. they had to repair those holes which is a lengthy process. all is not lost. rocky the baby duckies still on display and his mother will join him after he has been repaired. they are hoping that happens sometime, by the even of the weekend. they are shooting for tomorrow and hoping it will be back to normal will by sunday. that bought full day that you mentioned here, rocky is still available for pictures and everybody is invited down. now the fire works scheduled for tomorrow night will actuall

good evening i'm diana rocco. >> i'm todd quinones. we have team three coverage this evening, "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in hard hit lehigh county but kate bilo joins us tracking these severe storms, kate. >> the storms weakened slightly at least which is good news. we had several tornado warnings earlier today. in reports if the tornado touched down we will go back to the national weather service to send someone out to do damage reports to see if tornadoes touched down. we had a number of sight goes of funnel cloud not touching ground but spins in the atmosphere. heavy rain in the poconos region but storms are weakening, and if you leave in more stable air over and down toward shore points but still pockets of heavy rain to watch. and, a few storms popping up, one cell just to the west of kent county and heavy rain over gloucester county, and these are areas hard hit last week, some folks still without power from that storm or just got it back and another round of storms rumbling through that area from gloucester, willi

diana? >> i can't find one thing to complain about.hank you. >> sends off had man in connecticut calling 911 for help for hours he was prevented from going into his house, the problem is, he says his cats. sonyia from our sister station cbs2 new york explains what happened. >> describes an attacker. >> bite me, so my wife was come outside and now we cannot go in like three, four hours. >> he called 911 from his car. the operator didn't sound so sure either. >> you said a cat? >> yes. >> the caller indicated the cat had had a kitten the day before. everything seemed fine until he left. then the cat attacked him each time he tried to get back in. >> i can't go in the door, anything. >> 911 caller wasn't home. we did speak with him on the phone. he didn't want to speak with us on camera but he said he, the cat the kitten are all fine he says in a year and a half he never had a problem with the cat. and he is still not sure why it react that way. we visited local animal control center. volunteer katrina, who is used to handling frightened

. >>> diana? >> reporter: and chris, it is a beautiful day here on the delaware river waterfront where the tall ships festival is in full swing but one exhibit is noticeably missing. i'll have a live report when we c i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to abolish slavery. pick a stop on the underground railroad and visit the home and grave of one of new york's most controversial citizens. a journey in new york is a journey through history. plan you next trip at iloveny.com/summer. there's something for everyone. president he bam a delivered a yule for state senator and reverend clementa pinckney and he asked americans to confront the ugliness of america's racial history. marley hall in charleston. >> ♪ >> reporter: thousands of mourners came together to celebrate, the life of the politician, and pastor, clem

is still in the dark tonight diana a? >> reporter: and chris it has been a long, seven days, for many of the people living here in this neighborhood, and it still looks much like this . this is what heritage road looks like tonight. tree branches, still draped over power lines. and the lack of power crews has only fueled the frustration here. clean up is in full swing for most of the south jersey. and, power has been restored to most after last tuesday's storms it has been several days and hundreds are still waiting in the dark. >> really getting oldest specially with my neighbors getting electric ton days ago. >> reporter: dianne wagner is in gibbstown where last two customers got power back monday but clean up is far from over. >> i lost eight trees and roof off my house. >> it has been going back in time. we just, you know, trying to get by with no electric. >> reporter: across the county generators have been running on overtime on heritage road in sewell, damage is widespread. utility poles are down and so are power l

diana? >> erika, popular high school football player is fighting for his life this morning after a hit-and-run in pennsville, new jersey. the crash happened early sunday morning on the north hook road. seventeen year old kyle had pigsani riding his skate board home when hit. the driver showed no sign of slowing or stopping. >> i honestly this person needs to go to prison for the rest of their life. you don't just hit a kid and get away with it. >> police say that based on debris found at the scene the striking vehicle is a hyundai elantr and the car should have significant front end damage. if you have any information about the hit-and-run, you are asked to call police. >>> and another 17 year old boy is killed in a crash in hunting park. police say the driver was drunk when he he ran through red light on the 600 block every co-owing a street and hit the boy on his bicycle. the 28 year old driver now facing dui charges this morning. >>> new jersey state police arrive at summer jam concert wi

err cape diana? >> jill, we hear the gap is closing about a quarter of it stores. what is the latest with that? >> reporter: yes, gap is closing 175 stores, that's about quarter of it locations in north america. the retailers also cutting 250 jobs at its california headquarters, gap was once the go-to for khaki pant, and solid scoop next. but sales have slumped in recent years. gap admit it just didn't keep up with younger tech savvy shoppers. you guys like me, i lived at the gap. >> oh, i did. >> my dream job when i was 13 was to work at the gap. i remember that. >> the gap had a very important part of my teen years. >> hopefully they turn it around, jill thank you see you later this morning. >> coming up after the break whether and traffic on let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. now when you purchase one of these affordable plans get a $100 gift card. all things mobile. all in on

we'll begin with "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco. she's in hammonton atlantic county where the waters rows quickly. >> reporter: the rain still coming down at a pretty good pace out here as it has all night and while the flood waters have receded what they've left behind is this giant sink hole in the middle of the street. the sound of rushing water could be heard from atlantic to gloucester county where roads were flooded and flooded taking it slow. heavy rains came down fast and hard throughout the afternoon and evening. bringing thunder and lightning and giving storm drains in ocean city more than they can handle. some surf shop employees decided to have little fun with it. >> trying to figure out separate way of transportation to get home. >> buena vista 12th and jackson closed door to flood water. pratt street was covered in a foot and intersections submerged submerged. this police car is now guarding a sink hole caused by rushing water. >> block away arturo martinez and family stranded at home. >> i'm waiting out here because m

so plan accordingly diana?vet tore y caught on camera this morning burglar west recalls with a cash register and loses. surveillance video shows the burglar wrestling with the register mrs. k's coffee shop in old city. >> this happened last friday. but, he couldn't open the register because it was bolted to the counter. philadelphia police say he managed to take some cash from another drawer, before finally escaping. >>> in voorhees, police are looking for the person who stole three defibrillators from local high school, and they were taken from eastern high school early yesterday morning. defibrillators can restart a person's heart during cardiac arrest. if anyone recognizes the suspect, the person you see right there in the video or knows about the thefts, call voorhees police. >> man claim to go have a bomb allegedly robbed a bank in allegany county. after police stopped this car in pit burying there it is, they say the driver admitted to the robbery but said there was no bomb. suspicious package in question

juan diana was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. like i said diane died at the scene. today the montgomery police admit that juan diana admit to drinking before to getting in the vehicle. diane lived in a community with her husband and her daughter. she was a personal trainer who loved her family and dog. >> i saw her sunday morning walking her dog with her daughter outside. to be here one day and three days later find out she is not with us is a shock. >> a wonderful lady. a lovely mother. a good friend to have. crazy love for her daughter she has. kevin: coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00" -- i will tell you about the alleged drunk driver juan diana and his connection to uber. but for now we are live in derwood, kevin lewis. alison: thank you. well some residents in arlington are raising concern today about a particular set of flyers that have been seen around the area. leon: northern virginia burrow chef jeff goldberg tells us the person behind the flyers is an irritating mystery. jeff: the flyers are filled with antisemitic statements, nonsensical rambling adding up t

diana olick has the striking new numbers. developers are putting the final touches on 160 new rental units in downtown bethesda maryland where construction is finally coming back after the recession. we had a surge here over the last nine or ten months and it's really taking off. people were concerned about the oversupply but it's been great. it's really across the board. >> demand for mixed use developm with retail and restaura all within a walk to the office is coming from both baby boomers. there's a growth and demand by the term rent by choice. it's an older renter looking to downsize that doesn't want to own anymorfull th national occupancy rate hit the highest on record in may according to ask geometrics. with highe rents. >>e nowhere buildindemand. rental demand will surge over the next 15 years b formed will be minority households, >> the que sube change in attitudes tow home ownership? no one can think that home owne was a store value that my generation once did. >> apartment construction is at its highest level in n

diana? >> vittoria, thank you.ge the country of georgia, killing a dozen people but now it is not water that people are fearing but wild animals. flooding unleashed dangerous annex the i can animals around the corning happen capitol. that includes, wolfs bears lions, app a hipopotimus. see a bear lurking in the woods there. believe about 300 animals escaped when their home warranted away. it is still not clear how many are still on the loose. george and officials have warned that over 1 million city residents should stay inside. >> officials allowing huge oil pipeline fire in texas to burn out this morning they expect that to happen later today. the fire errupted from the ruptured pipeline in a rural community outside of san antonio, fire visible from 20 miles away, you can see those pictures, caught on cell phones, by several eyewitnesses no one was hurt. and it is not clear just yet what caused that pipeline to burst. >> how is this for frightening toned a flight? looking at right there passengers standing on the

diana: eso depende de las circunstancias de cada caso la pregunta es 1) si fuiste a corte cumpliste con para determinar quÉ tienes quÉ hacer y el proceso a seguir de lo contrario no te otorgarÁn una licencia. marÍa: continuamos recibiendo sus preguntas y las seguiremos contestando si tiene dudas sobre temas migratorios y la ley de las licencias ab60 escriba su escriba supregunta nuestras redes sociales nos encontrara bajo univisiÓn 14. aumenta el nÚmero de personas que no tendrÁn que saldar su deuda estudiantil con college gracias a un acuerdo entre la fiscal de california harris y el departamento de educaciÓn de los ee.uu. les condonarÁ la deuda a miles de jÓvenes que pidieron un prÉstamo para estudiar en corinthians collage dijo sin diploma y endeudados a miles de estudiantes. hoy lÍderes comunitarios protestaron en las afueras de la compaÑÍa rb&b para mostrar su apoyo de regular el alquiler a corto plazo que facilita a la empresa cibernÉtica, luz nos informa. luz: lÍderes comunitarios de san francisco se reunieron en la entrada de la compaÑÍa de alquiler a corto plazo para protestar

manda abraham si tengo un arresto por conducir bajo la influencia todavÍa puedo arreglar mis papeles dianan embargo hay otros procesos y otros casos en los que tenerlo, no hace a la persona inadmisible sin embargo mi recomendaciÓn es que antes de iniciar cualquier proceso migratorio consultes siempre con un experto migratorio. leÓn: continuamos recibiendo sus preguntas las seguiremos contestando si tiene dudas sobre tema migratorio, la ley de licencia ab60 o asuntos del consumidor escriba su pregunta en las redes sociales estamos bajo univisiÓn 14. por falta de apoyo pospusieron la votaciÓn en california de una medida que permitirÍa a las personas acabar con sus vidas si padecen enfermedades terminales, la sb128 del senador demÓcrata davis trata de conseguir votos para avanzar al comitÉ de salud de la asamblea ganÓ notoriedad luego de que brittany se fuera de california ahora con para terminar con su vida luego de que la desahuciada. william: me da gusto saludarlos el representante de chicharito hernÁndez dijo que el delantero no tenÍa lÍmites y pudo haber jugado copa amÉrica y copa oro or

de no ser asÍ podrÍamos ampararnos en algÚn perdÓn diana de caridades catÓlicas aclaran.entablemente tendrÁ que salir de los ee.uu. para hacer sus trÁmites de residencia en ese momento serÁ indispensable tener un perdÓn para probar. con la ley actual la discusiÓn para tu esposo es salir paÍs si no tiene peticiÓn pendiente antes del 30 de abril del 2001. leÓn: seguimos recibiendo sus preguntas y las seguiremos contestando si tiene dudas sobre de licencias o el consumidor pregunte en las redes sociales estamos bajo univisiÓn 14. la acciÓn ejecutiva del presidente obama estÁ suspendida pero dacasigue en vigor y hay miles de personas que aÚn no aprovechan este beneficio o no cuentan con el dinero para renovarlo. marÍa: en el semental consumidor nos acompaÑa graciela de la cooperativa financiera federal alternativas para financiar su solicitud de daca. con tantos beneficios que traen los programas como licencia de manejar, evitar la deportaciÓn, por quÉ quienes califican o renuevan su solicitud de daca. >> buenas noches, la razÓn principal sabemos que es no hacen la solicitud

>> my name is diana block with the california coalition for women prisoners also. i want to back up a number of things that my colleague said so articulately and the statements from the women inside. i really hope that you will look at them. sometimes the statements from the people who are actually living it and impacted are the ones that are never heard. i hope you consider those statements as well as the many others that you receive. i want to point out a couple of things. one is that message you receive about women which is as shocking as the one talked about in general. that is that almost 50% of the women arrested in san francisco are african american. 50% in the city where the women's population african american population is lower than 4%. so you can look at all the statistics and talk about how we deal with bias, you can see it will take more than one training class even if you get the budget to do it. you really need to see that if you say, go ahead, build a new jail, expand those cells even though we don't need them instead of putting it into alternatives

diana olick has the story from chicago. >> it is a behemoth of a building old and unremarkable on t go in yelp's new office space at merchandise mart and it is a brave new world. open spaces bright inviting and entertaining just what the more than 300 millennials workin here demand. the same is happening on another floor where tech uncubeator 1871 ha lured new tenants. >> we are seeing a push for class b space. >> older and class b buildings with fewer amenities may be the new a for tech. cheaper rents are what they want. the glitz, not so much. >> historically you want glitzy spaces because you want to impress your customers. well in our business in a high tech ours our customers never visit us. >> so in a prewar building on west adams, dialogue tech a call tracking software com a old space. they busted out the space and added old doors and the kitchen and the social spaces the main draw ping pong and basketball keeping the millennial minds happy but what stands out is wiring. miles of it. >> we can spend dollars on the things that matter. so what matters to the people working for us?

diana olek in washington. john sylvia joins us to talk about the market. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> let me start with the question about whether or not you see this market as frothy or in a bubble environment. >> i think on a national scale is not a frothy environment. what we see of course when you look at housing price indexes, it varies by metropolitan area. some areas are very very strong and actually prices are higher than they were at the peak and that includes places such as texas or california some of the east coast areas, some in new york. in general on a national scale, no. nothg like the price bubble that we saw before. >> so if the market is not in a bubble formation, how m do you think home prices can go on a percentage basis. we have seen pretty significant increases. yeah. i think what you're dealing with is as commentators mentioned earlier, fairl restricted supply. seeing 3 to 5% home price gains on average for the year ahead. again, that's contributed nationally.y in some markets as you might suspect, sue, there's a problem o