head chef cornelio diaz says they were paying 20 bucks a case.but, that cost has now ballooned to 60estors burger: "with us going through so much it's not price effective for us right now." those high costs aren't affecting customers here. diaz says despite their need to dish out more cash every time they need lettuce...prices remain the same cornelio diaz/head cook, sylvestors burger: "we do have to reuse some of it so the good lettuce we dont use for the set ups we go ahead and chop and mix with our romaine."the heavy rain earlier this year is to blame for these skyrocketing prices. it's caused gaps in planting---not allowing farmers like tom ikeda in oceano---to get out in the fields to farm tom ikeda/ikeda brothers farmer: "prices now i wouldn't say are historical but, close to historical levels"ikeda says with market prices so high he says it covers growing costs when the market is poor...tom ikeda/ikeda brothers farmer: "there's a shortage so if they want the product they are going to have to pay the money he says during times like these consumers try and cut down the amount of

. >>> noticias telemundo, con joÉe dÍaz-balart. >>> hola ¿quÉ tal?tardes comenzamos con la extrema tensiÓn que se vive en venezuela, por lo que muchos califican como un golpe el estado del chavismo. incluso la fiscal federal y general de ese paÍs, cercana al gobierno. asegurÓ que la decisiÓn del tribunal supremo de arrebatar los poderes de la asamblea nacional. es una

¿noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >>> donald trump no pensÓ que el trabajo de presidente seriamplicado entrevista de sus 100 dÍas de gobierno y poco antes de ser el primer presidente que visita la asociaciÓn nacional del rifle en mÁs de 30 aÑos. 100 dÍas el presidente de estados unidos parece pesarle el cargo y en las prÓximas horas luis carlos vÉlez puede pesarle incluso mÁs. >>> josÉ los retos estÁn a toda hora y en todo momento. esta tarde en los Últimos minuto se conociÓ que corea del norte realizÓ otra prueba con misiles. segÚn nuestra cadena hermana nbc se llama de una prueba fallida. asÍ transcurriÓ el resto del dÍa acÁ en la casa blanca, para el

fs 3 ximena joshua diaz seÑalo: "pues lo mas feo es que muere gente inocente". carretera en boston, miren nada ms... take vo / lorena -se trata de un pavo salvaje que en plena hora punta decidi cruzar la interestatal 95... cesar --el animal cruz los seis carriles en mitad de los coches que continuaban pasando a toda velocidad... --y al parecer cumpli su objetivo, porque consigui llegar al otro lado sin desplumarse.... cu --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. --le esperamos maÑana a las 5:30 y a las once cu --que descanse, buenas noches. end show . >> "titulares y mÁs" ya estamos con "titulares y mÁs" la concacaf quiere un mundial unido en el 2026, se harÁ realidad, entramos a la mesa de juan carlos osorio y encontramos un diablo rojo, y nuestro paco cueva habla con do santos de sus plantas con jonathan en el futuro, asÍ que piquenle el ombligo a su hermana porque ya comienza "titulares y mÁs" es presentado por coors light. >> gracias muchachos aplausos ya estamos de vuelta en "titulares

a neighbor came to care for five-year-old bender lee -- bentley and the diazs set out for the hospital knew he was coming fast and i kept telling him to drive farther but he called 911 and then, you know, pulled over 'cause there was no way we were making it all the way to the hospital. >> reporter: officer robert compton of bedminster township and chief brian lehman of dublin borough arrived at this parking lot in seconds. they can tell the baby was that seconds away from being born. >> i knew it was imminent immediately when the baby was crowning. this was definitely going to happen and the ambulance wasn't going to get here. >> ready or not, you know, here we go, so tried to keep her calm and help her through it. >> they walked us through and they delivered jays and then the ems showed up. >> caught jace. >> yes, one of the police officers caught him. >> i texted my wife right away and i said i just delivered a baby and i can't stop shaking. >> reporter: was she like what. >> that's exactly what her response was, yes. >> reporter: today the office visited the diaz family at their qu

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. ♪ ♪ >>> noticias telemundo, con joÉe dÍaz-balart. >>> y buenas tardes, grupos pandilleros como la marareclutan niÑos y adolescentes centroamericanos que han cruzado solos la frontera. como entrenan a menores en zonas como long island en new york. donde la violencia se ha recrudecido los Últimos meses. diego arias investigÓ. >>> me duele mÁs como lo asesinaron me dicen que a machetazos. >>> este padre que oculta su rostro por miedo la policÍa cree como asesinÓ a su hijo justin de 16 aÑos. >>> yo quiero justicia, quiero ver quiÉn sesionÓ a mi hijo asÍ. >>> tras el recrudecimiento en long island new york los activistas dicen la ms13 estarÍa reclutando niÑos y adolescentes centroamericanos de la reciente ola que han llegado solos a estados unidos. >>> las pandillas conocen a estos jÓvenes y su experiencia mucho mÁs que nuestros gobiernos locales y la policÍa. >>> para acabar con la violencia, este funcionario del gobierno local, dice hay que invertir en las comunidades mÁs vulnerables. >>> estamos tratando de entrar en egs reza edad donde los niÑos no han sido reclutados y pueden ser salva

and the diaz's couldn't be more grateful. >> very thankful. >> reporter: now, after the diazs were in the ambulance and safely en route to the hospital, the officers went and had a cup of coffee, talked about what happened and went back out on patrol. live in bedminster township bucks county, i'm sarah bloomquist channel6 "action news." rick and monica. >> all right. >> terrific. >> great story. >> thank you. >>> this story came to us as a tip on our 6abc "action news" facebook page so make sure you follow us on social media for the latest headlines accuweather and breaking news and to let us know about any other stories like this in our area. on facebook we're 6abc "action news" on twitter we're @6abc. >> all right, time now for matt pelman to deliver the traffic report on a monday night. >> all right, let's take it live over to the traffic center. hey, matt. >> and it is not such a bundle of joy let me tell you that as we're out here in the art museum area rick and monica. traffic not looking so good on the vine street expressway, right? well, it's only going to get worse as the wee

adrian diaz shows us it's raising questions. >> april 6 was a busy day for ivanka trump. she helps host a dinner for chinese president ping at mar largo and looked on as her daughter charmed him with a chinese folk song. but what happened that day in china is what's grabbing headlines. her life style brand won approval for three potentially lucrative trade marks. the timing raises expressions about whether ms. trump who remains the owner of company is propertying from her white house role but according to four independent trade mark experts interviewed by cbs news the approvals were standard. dan klein is in hong kong. >> there certainly isn't any indication these marks shouldn't have been approved and if you treat these as any other indications by any applicant i don't think there's a smoking gun here. >> ms. trump has been applying since 2008 including one of her name in mandarin while her father was running for president in 2016 she filed for 34. nearly twice the amount she applied for in the previous eight years. so far six of those trade marks were rejected, four hav

. >>> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart >>> hola ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes.il dice que el cierre de la prisiÓn es un error. reaccionÓ asÍ a la decisiÓn de terminar con la polÉmica cÁrcel, que Él creÓ para mantener allÍ a cientos de indocumentados bajo condiciones que muchos calificaron como inhumanas. en entrevista con noticias telemundo. su sucesor defendiÓ la decision de cerrar una cÁrcel que para muchos fue una humillaciÓn. edgar muÑoz nos amplia. >>> asÍ es, esta es la famosa cÁrcel de las carpas, uno de los proyectos mÁs emblematicos del ex sheriff joe arpaio y luego de 24 aÑos va a comenzar a cerrar sus puertas por 2 cosas, por costosa y por cruel vamos a ver por quÉ. esta es la cÁrcel al aire libre de joe arpaio que se convirtiÓ en una vergÜenza nacional por el maltrato a los reos que soportan temperaturas extremas de frÍo y calor, lydia guzmÁn pertenece al comitÉ ciudadano de 12 personas que analizÓ el ahorro de 4,5 millones de dÓlares por el cierre de la ciudad de las carpas que asegura es un desprestigio. >>> viene siendo algo que histÓricamente nos

adriana diaz has more on this from beijing. >> reporter: april 6th was a busy day for ivanka trump. helped host a dinner for chinese president xi jinping at mar-a-lago and looked on as her daughter charmed him with a chinese folksong. but what happened that day in china is what is grabbing headlines. her lifestyle brand won provisional approval for three potentially lucrative trademarks. the timing raises ethics questions about whether ms. trump who remains the owner of her company is personally profiting from her white house role. but according to four independent china-based trademark experts interviewed by cbs news, the approvals were standard. dan plane is an intellectual property consultant in hong kong. >> there certainly isn't any indication that these marks shouldn't have been approved. and if you treat these as any other application by any other applicant, i don't think there is a smoking gun here. >> reporter: a cbs new as fall sis says ms. trump has been applying for trademarks in china since 2008 including one of her name in mandarin while her father was running for pres

blanca para conversar de este y otros temas con el director de polÍticas pÚblicas el doctor carlos dÍazjosÉ. >> vamos hablar de la discordia entre el gobierno trump y ciudades santuarios es una polÍtica sabia en estos momentos. >> como sabes el tema de inmigraciÓn es un tema complicado el tema de ciudades santuarios no es complicado es bastante sencillo tenemos un sistema federal en el cual el gobierno nacional de washington controla la polÍtica migratoria y lo que estÁ diciendo aquellas ciudades o aquellos estados que no colaboren con el gobierno federal en la aplicaciÓn de las leyes federales no van a recibir fondos federales. >> esta semana el alcalde de seattle ¿no? presentÓ una demanda en contra de precisamente la orden ejecutiva de donald trump que amenaza con cortar ¿no? los fondos federales a ciudades y esto es lo que dijo el alcalde. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> estÁn en efecto diciendo que el gobierno de trump estÁ mintiendo en cuÁnto a exactamente cuÁles leyes se estÁn violando. >> claro las leyes federales en cuÁnto a inmigraciÓn no han cambiado en esta presidencia no hay

antimissile system in south korea that china veemently opposes. >> pelley: adriana diaz in beijing for us, thank you. north korea has forced president trump off of his campaign promises. there were times when candidate trump seemed to be running more against china than against hillary clinton. last may he said we can't continue to allow china to rape our country. in his contract with the american voter he promised that on day one he would direct the secretary of the treasury to label china a currency manipulator. now that he needs china's help with north korea, mr. trump tweeted why would i call china's currency manipulator when they're working with us on the north korean problem. the president also tweeted his irritation with weekend protests calling on him to release his tax returns. he wrote i did what was an almost impossible thing to do for a republican. easily won the electoral college, now tax returns are brought up again? for the record, mr. trump's split decision victory is among the closest in history, in the three states that clench the electoral college for him. mr. trump w

adrianna diaz. >> most grueling hours in the world but all of those overtime hours are killing workerst death by overwork is so common mere it has a name, korosi. a manager at a cement factory committed suicide in 2010 after working 109 hours of overtime one month. the government ruled he had been worked to death. i blame myself, his father told us. if he'd been honest with us i would have told him to quit. years later, his father can hardly bring himself to sort through his son's belongings. in 2015 there were more than 2100 suicides related to work, according to the first ever government survey. 96 died of a heart attack or stroke. and nearly a quarter of companies said employees work more than 80 hours of overtime a month. one company, densu, lights at 10:00 p.m. to encourage employees to go home. after 24-year-olds matsuri takahashi killed herself and left tweets about her punishings hours. she wrote wx as long as the japanese have this warped idea of what's virtuous, her father said, we'll have more victims. adrianna diaz cbs news, tokyo. >> still ahead, 70 years after he broke ba

adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: that has become one of the most controversial issues in the region. and its early deployment took south koreans by surprise. hundreds gathered before dawn and through threw water bottles at the military trailers carrying sections of the missile defense system. at least ten were reportedly injured during clashes with police. the south korean government believe it's an unnecessary defense against an increasingly aggressive north tuesday as kim jong-un presided over what north korea claims was its largest live fire drill ever. despite fearing more missile launches from pyongyang, beijing strongly opposes it, foreking it could spy on china and calls again for its removal. adriana diaz, cbs news. >> secretary of state rex tillerson and mattis will brief the senators this afternoon. that meeting is at the white house. >>> okay it is kind of gray but the brighter days are ahead and so the heat. meteorologist allyson rae is talking 90 or close to it. >> oh, yeah. 90 by saturday? yeah. it's going to be possibly our first 90-degree day, i'm forecasting 89. may

jennifer diaz started experiencing intense contractions late thursday night. jumped into the car and headed to doylestown hospital but they knew they weren't going to make it. so they called 911 and pulled into a parking lot off route 313. the officers arrived and helped therefore baby jace safely. and were able to visit the newborn along with the rest of the diaz family. >> very nice. 5:57. next and new this morning, firefighters pull a man out of a burning home in delaware. we have an update on the victim's condition. >> shoshana grabs her mat for a move that will tone two problem areas at the same time. today's fitness tip is next. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley it's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 6 o'clock on this tuesday april 25th. here's what's happening. >> we're just two days away from the nfl draft. today the city gets the party started a little early. but it is going to mean some more closures. we'll tell you how that will impact you

china is north korea's key ally, and adriana diaz is in beijing. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there is a coordinated effort to make sure that this doesn't escalate further than where we are right now. and in the middle of it all is china. as you mentioned, china's north korea's only major ally, its only trading partner, really, north korea's lifeline. and china has one that is for everyone to restrain themselves, to try to de-escalate the situation. and they're trying to deliver that message at all levels. chinese president xi jinping spoke to president trump over the weekend. today, china's nationalistic tabloid, a state media outlet, tried to warn north korea from a nuclear test. they said the nuclear test would be the point of no return. now, north korea's already tested a nuclear weapon five times, or conducted five nuclear tests, but they are saying a sixth would be catastrophic because it could just lead to the situation spinning out of control. the paper also warned all parties to exercise restraint and said that the "game of chi

frank: no, so, the opening keynote is guillermo diaz. guillermo diaz is the senior vice president and cio of cisco, just right around the corner. and the opening panel plenary is executive and entrepreneurial leadership. the moderator is jacqueline, who is the ceo at the latino community foundation, so she'll open it up with folks that are in executive leadership and folks that are entrepreneurial leaders. and the theme there is to really built coalitions, both in executive areas as well as entrepreneurial areas. and the lunch is going to be a fireside chat, led by jesse martinez, and the panelists will be lance rios, who is the founder of being latino, he has 17 million followers on facebook, and also javier sade, who worked under maria contreras-sweet, under the sba under president obama. and the lifetime awardee is sol trujillo, and then angelica litwin-perez is the pioneer awardee, and visionary awardee is rick najera. and closing it out will be mickey ibarra. but one of the things that we're also doing for this 8th annual leadership

realizing jennifer was in that labor diaz pulled over and called for help.nutes bedminster officer robert compton and brian lemon were on hand delivering jace in the front seat of the diaz car. coming up on "action news" at 5:00 you'll meet the diaz family and you'll hear from the men they are calling heroes. just some of the stories we're following for you when we see you in just a little bit on "action news" at 5 o'clock. great story, sharrie. we'll see you in just a little bit. >> looking forward to it. all right, rick, see you then. thanks. >>> arbor day isn't until this friday. dam kids in gloucester county got a lesson in planting and caring for trees. students at holly glen elementary school in williamstown took their assembly outside where they plant add plumtree for the community to enjoy for years to come. the tree was donated by the south jersey transportation authority all in honor of arbor day. >>> kids at chesterbrook academy in preschool marked earth day by releasing 10,000 lady bugs into washington square. 120 students watched as the red and

nelson diaz -- he's a former judge. dom giordano is a radio talk show host.na gentile o'donnell is a nonprofit executive. and sam katz -- he's a documentarian. all, thank you for being with us on this sunday morning. >> morning. >> good morning. >> let's first react to that conversation just now with congressman meehan. should he and other republicans start to feel some sort of worry? we have seen these town hall meetings. there's a lot of energy, that certainly the liberal base is more energized than we've seen in a generation. i think that's probably fair to say. we also saw that race play out in kansas last week where the heavily favored republican came within, you know, the skin of his teeth, frankly, plus or minus six points, in winning that race. is pat meehan in danger? >> i don't think. i don't think he's in danger. >> yeah. >> but i think to the larger question about whether republicans should be concerned, i don't think it's the liberal base that's the problem. i think it's the healthcare constituency that's the problem, which crosses over conservat

adrianna diaz has more on this from beijing. >> reporter: april 6 was a busy day for ivanka trump.host a dinner for president xi jinping in mar-a-lago and looked on as her daughter charmed him with a chinese folk song. but what happened that day in china is what's grabbing headlines. her lifestyle brand won provisional approval for three lucrative trademarks. the timing raises questions whether mrs. trump is personally profiting from her white house roam. but according to four independent trademark experts interviewed by cbs news, the approvals were standard. dan plain is an intellectual property consultant in hong kong. >> there isn't any indication that they shouldn't have been approved. and if you treat them as applications by any other applicant, i don't think there's a smoking gun here. >> reporter: a cbs news analysis showed that ms. trump has been applying for trademarks in china sense 2008, including one of her name in mandarin. while her father was running for president, she applied for 34, nearly twice the amount she applied for in the previous eight years. so far six wer

here's adrianna diaz. >> reporter: the trains are still packed at midnight, as many commuters head home some of the most grueling hours in the world. but all those overtime hours are killing workers. in fact, death by overwork is so common here, it has a name. kuroshi. this man was a manager at a cement factory, he committed suicide in 2010, after working 109 hours of overtime one month. the government ruled he'd been worked to death. >> translator: i blame myself, his father told us. if he'd been honest with us, i would have told him to quit. years later, his father can hardly bring himself to sort through his son's belongings. in 2015 there were more than 2100 suicides related to work. according to the first-ever government survey. 96 died of a heart attack or stroke and nearly a quarter of companies said employees work more than 80 hours of overtime a month. one company, densu cuts the lights at 10:00 p.m. to encourage workers to go home after matsori takahashi killed herself and left a punishing tweet. perhaps death is a much happier option, she wrote. >> translator: as long as the

al hilal booked their place in the knockout phase as ramon diaz's side drew 0—0 against newly crownedhad plenty of chances throughout the game but it was the side from saudi arabia who made it through group d looks like this with one game remaining. al hilal still lead the way despite their goalless draw with persepolis with the surprise result al wadha thrashing second placed al rayan marco fu has beaten 2010 champion neil robertson 13 frames to 11 and progressed to the quarter finals of the world snooker championship where he'll now meet defending champion mark selby as jamie broughton reports 14 1a years after his first. 14 years after his first. marco fu is enjoying the best ever season of his career. he won the masters and the uk semifinals. this second round match between him and robinson was tied at eight friends or with neither man having played that well. he found some fluency. having won the opening two frames, robinson was looking to build a big lead but marco fu fought back. the man from hong kong then made his second century of the match. to level proceedings at the midse

and in 1775, juan batista diaz, and early soldier for the spanish government, created his own trail from basically southern arizona up into california and up as far north as monterey, california. so mr. bautista went back to the spanish government and got permission to lead an expedition following the same trail, and in 1776, mr. diaz led a group of 240 people, this is a mix of different native americans, different spaniards, people of mixed races, across on this overland trail and they ended up , in monterey. a couple months later, his lieutenant led the remaining group up to the presidio in san francisco where they settled for , the next six months. at that time, the governor of california was looking for a way of having a civil establishment beyond just the presidios and missions, but a civil type farming community that would act for supply station different establishments, and at the time, you had mission santa clara founded here in the late 1776, that is known by the missionaries at that time, it had rich agricultural potential, movedroup of 66 settlers down from the presidio in san

. >> noticias telemundo, con jose diaz-balart . >> "musica? . >> qt¿que tal?buenas tardes lu miguel es a esta hora el hombre mas buscado de laos angeles, un jueza ordeno arresto de el pde pdespues de no ir a corte el por que no paga indemnizacion a su e ex manager tenemos lo ultimo d d desdde dede desde laos angeles , buenas tardes . >> asi es buenas tardes estoy f afuera de una corte de los angeles donde hace horas el ab g abogado de luis miguel testa co el abogado del ex manager, ade a ademas commento que estamos a a unas cuadras de donde se debia p presentar el cantante . >> musica . >> la iorden de arresto se em o emitiemitio en laos angeles . >> despues que no apareciera en corte a donde fue citado . >> "hablando ingles? . >> esta decision por acusacion de i incumplimiento y debia pagar un millones de dolares . >> tambien ordeno embargo de su auto . >> segun muestran documentos el dejho vacias cuenta ses bancaia en estados unidos por lo pronto habra audiencia dodnde ieran su abogados por no se sabe si ira a la core . >> tede los angeles noticias t e telem

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. >>> noticias telemundo, con joÉe dÍaz-balart. >>> buenas tardes en venezuela donde siguen llegandogenes brutales de tren enfrenta momentos en las calles. >>> las calles r de san chris do balance en tachira han sido escenario de autentica batalla campal. en realidad todo el paÍs se encuentra con disturbios y asaltos y capÍtulos de re prisiÓn se habla de de 11 muertos ayer y muchos se preguntan hasta cuando aguantaÁa maduro la presiÓn interna e internacional que parece no aguantar mÁs los venezolanos, lo Último desde caracas. >>> (gritos y exclamaciones). fueron 6 horas de disturbios y enfrentamiento que dejaron en ruina el oeste de caracas. los vecinos buscan refugio entre una lluvia de disparos y gases lacrimÓgenos. >>> tiros de aquÍ y de allÁ. >>> saqueando. >>> durante la jornada decenas de comercios fueron a caÍdos saqueados saqueados. esto es hambre. >>> esto es la zona donde ocurriÓ todo, en las Últimas horas ha sido escenario de protestas opositoras. (gritos y exclamaciones). nos bajaron a saquear porque la gente tiene hambre. >>> saquearon lic. re rÍas. >>> este hospital tam

would have taken, quote, other actions. >> thank you, adrian na diaz. coming up we'll talk with the former u.n. ambassador christopher hill about options in the region. >>> mid tomorrow's tax deadline more than a dozen cities with protesters demanded his returns. it turns violent saturday in berkeley, california. police arrested 20 people, nearly a dozen were hurt. the president later went on twitter to call the nationwide rallies small. he said someone should look into who paid for them. >>> justice kneel gorsuch will hear his first supreme argument in just a few hour. the high court is considering three cases today and the new justice may have to stay out of one of them. attorney kneel kai tell is expected to argue the case. he endorsed the gorsuch nomination and introduced him during his senate nomination hearing last month. >>> pope francis calls the violent attack on syrian refugees. during his easter homily he talked about it. he said war is endless horror. thousands of pro-government syrians were waiting to be evacuated. 120 were killed including

josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> los recortes en la respuesta del gobierno de donald trump podrÍanplo como los fondos federales se usan para remodelar. >> se trata de un tiedificio qu estÁ en el corazÓn de la capital, la mayorÍa latinas que lograron ser dueÑas de sus departamentos >>> el director de la organizaciÓn dice que fue posible gracias al programa federal de desarrollo comunitario y otros que proveen dinero a los estados para construir casas o departamentos para familias de bajos ingresos pier tan que sus casas, la educaciÓn de los inquilinos y la educaciÓn financiera. >> esos programas tambiÉn son un verdadero salvavidas para miles de familias que reciben subsidio paras pagar su alquiler o evitar un embargo hipotecario, ahora el presidente trump promete quitarse 6.000 millones de dÓlares al departamento de vivienda y desarrollo urbano, tur durante 4 dÉcadas ha provocado. >> para ofrecer algo que cada vez escasea mÁs. >> viviendas accesibles. >> si esos fondos no llegan algunos expertos temen que en ciudadano como en lo Ángeles se disparan en washington lori montenegro, not

diaz led a grup of 240 people, this is a mix of different native americans, different spaniards, people of mixed races, across on this overland trail and they ended up in monterey. a couple months later, his lieutenant led the remaining group up to the presido san francisco where they settled for the next six months. at that time, the governor of california was looking for a way of having a civil establishment beyond just the presidios and missions, but a civil type farming community that would act as a station for these different establishments. so with the known, at the time he had mission santa clara founded here in the early 17 -- late 1776, that is known by the missionaries at that time, it was a rich agricultural -- had rich agricultural potential for farming. so that's where, in november of 177 , a grup of 66 settlers moved down from the presido in san francisco and came here to san jose to establish the pueblo . now we've come into the inside of the atobe. there's only two rooms in this structure. for our interpretive purposes we have set up the rooms to represent the two differ

from nbc news jose diaz. >> we begin with an unfolding tragedy in colombia where there is a state of emergency after an avalanche swept through a small city killing 150 people and more missing. the heavy rain that caused three rivers to overflow their banks. it happened in the city near the border with ecuador. nbc's lucy cavnof with the details. >> reporter: in south colombia a dangerous effort to get the injured. releasing an avalanche of water and mud. most homes no match for the deluge. entire neighbors were buried, homes destroyed bridges collapsed even the trees ripped from the roots. what's least is a blur of devastation and tonight there are fears of more to come. the threat of another avalanche terrified crowds as army officers led people to safety. more than 250 people missing tonight. at least 152 are dead as the toll climbs and the damage remains to be realized. nbc news. >>> in this country the east coast is recovering from severe weather tonight including a tornado in virginia and snowstorm in new england. >> reporter: 50 homes in virginia bridge damaged after a tornado

adrianna diaz is following developments.urprise visit to north korea's border, vice president mike pence delivered a stern warning. >> president trump has made it clear that the patience of the united states and our allies in this region has run out. >> reporter: he's here in part to calm america's jittery allies. >> all options are on the table to achieve the objectives and ensu t people of this country and the stability of this region. >> reporter: north korea's projecting similar bluster. at a weekend celebration of their founding father, they paraded tanks, guns, and what appeared to be untested, intercontinental ballistic missiles, but that fanfare soon fizzled when they tested a liquid fueled medium-range missile on sunday. seconds later it exploded. it's the latest in a string of recent failures, which have increased after president obama authorized cyberattacks against kim jong un's program. what signs do you see that this could have been a sign of cyber warfare? >> some of the missiles that were involved were previo

adriana diaz is following the standoff but first to chip reid at the white house. good morning. >> good morning. the white house is sending a message to its allies and pyongyang that north korea is a top foreign policy priority. vice president pence reinforced that message with an unannounced trip to north korea to the demilitarized zone where he pointed to recent military action to highlight america's resolve. >> if china is unable to deal with north korea the united states and our allies will. >> reporter: standing with the acing president of south korea, vice president mike pence offered a warning to the north. >> the world witnessed the strength and resolve of our new president, in actions taken in syria and afghanistan. north korea would do well not to test his resolve. >> reporter: the administration is hoping north korean leaders were watching when the u.s. launched a recent air strike on a syrian air field in response to a chemical gas attack and when the u.s. dropped the 11-ton mother of all bombs on isis in afghanistan. earlier in the day, vice president

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. >>> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. ♪ ♪ >>> hola, ¿quÉ tal?a cacerÍa humana despliega la policÍa rusa para hallar a dos sospechosos del sangriento atentado en el metro de san petersburgo. la explosiÓn que dejÓ al menos 11 muertos, 45 heridos ocurriÓ en momentos que el presidente putin visitaba la segunda ciudad del paÍs. ningÚn grupo terrorista se adjudica el ataque desatÓ un infierno bajo la tierra. rogelio mora-tagle con los detalles. >>> los gritos se escucharon entre los fierros retorcidos. en medio de la confusiÓn, algunos pasajeros intentaron ayudar. momentos antes un estallido se produjo en este tren subterrÁneo, mientras se desplazaba entre las 2 estaciones mÁs ocupadas de saint petersbur petersburgo. estaba cerca de la estaciÓn instituto tecnolÓgico cuando explotÓ el explosivo. fue un ruido ensordecedor. que se considera sobreviviente de milagro. encontrÓ a decenas de personas sobre la plataforma, algunos muertos y muchos heridos entre los lesionados, tambiÉn se reportan niÑos. los investigadores creen que se trata de una bomba de fab

la abogada de la agencia ayuda legal laboral advierte que maria diaz/abogada/ "legal aid at work" 17:e permiso para faltar al trabajo y el empleador le rechaza ese permiso, y despues me despide porque yo falto de todas formas, eso es legal en terminos generales 17:25 aunque hay algunas leyes que protegen a los trabajadores cuando participan en actividades colectivas, hay que cumplir varias condiciones 12:31 si va a faltar al dia de trabajo junto con colegas de ese mismo lugar y si hay 25 empleados o mas en ese lugar de trabajo ademas si la razon es para mejorar las condiciones en su lugar especifico de trabajo..otros creen que pueden usar dias de enfermedad para faltar 14:44 podria llamar enfermo pero si eso es una mentira hay un riesgo siempre si uno miente al empleador 14;54 asi las cosas... 11:49 es importante que piden permiso para faltar ese dia de trabajo como tendrian que pedirlo para otra cosa como si esta enfermo 12:01 si tiene derecho a dias de vacaciones podria tomar ese dia de vacaciones 12:05 mientras tanto, los organizadores de la marcha en san francisco estan optimistas

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