edwin pitty.ia. se cotiza 3,03 $ en el verano pasado costaba cinco dÓlares. los productores consideran que la desaceleraciÓn en algunos paÍses como china han contribuido al retroceso de los precios en este caso de la almendra. y le vamos hablar de otras cosas. un estudiante hispano logrÓ una calificación perfectaen cÁlculo avanzado. Él es uno de los 12 jÓvenes de todo el mundo que ha sacado el mayor puntaje en uno de los exÁmenes más difÍcil a nivel universitario. se sirve tener todos los detalles. cecilia: no hay orgullo igual para un padre. usted hasta quÉ grado llegÓ? >> hasta tercero de la primaria, no tuve la oportunidad de estudiar me tuve que venir en el aÑo 1990. cecilia: mÁs de 300.000 estudiantes tomaron el examen de cÁlculo y su hijo fue uno de los 12 en el mundo que comprobÓ entender las complejas teorÍas fundamentales de la matemÁtica, perfectamente. >> o que estudiar mucho para sacar buenas notas para hacer cosas grandes. cecilia: eventos en el futuro vas a ser un ingeniero? >> si pu

edwin inspires tienen los detalles.n preparados para el trabajo que estamos creando en esta economÍa. edwin: el presupuesto propone un fondo de 5 millones de dÓlares para equipar con cÁmaras corporales a los agentes de la frontera. los analistas en seguridad nacional proponen que hay que invertir mÁs. >> yo creo que necesitamos mÁs esfuerzos allÁ en la frontera para protegernos del paÍs. edwin: a pesar de que millones para los centros de detenciÓn la casa blanca admite que atiende los problemas mÁs importantes en la comunidad hispana. >> por ejemplo inversiones en cuidado de niÑos, cuidado que sea de alta calidad. edwin: organizaciones han luchado por una educaciÓn justa para todos dicen que la iniciativa es buena ya que los niÑos hispanos sigan siendo impactados. >> los niÑos hispanos no tienen derecho al acceso de educaciÓn de calidad y no aprenden lo que los niÑos blancos estÁn aprendiendo. es demasiado importante que el congreso ahora acepta ese presupuesto y sigamos adelante para tratar de impulsar estas personas e

edwin, tiene los pormenores de la capital del paÍs.mentar sus habilidades y abrirle puertas del mercado laboral. >> es muy importante sobre este programa es mÁs que un trabajo de ocho semanas, es la oportunidad de pasar tiempo con los adultos para aprender. edwin: el plan tambiÉn propone invertir en ciencia y tecnologÍa. el desempleo entre la juventud es uno de los mÁs altos que hay, hablamos de mÁs del 10%. este economista habla sobre el impacto que tendrÍa el plan de la casa blanca. >> creo que es una iniciativa que va el corazÓn de unos problemas mÁs difÍciles, es el hecho de que un joven cuando sale a buscar trabajo le dicen que debe tener experiencia, entonces de esa manera le resulta muy difÍcil cumplir los requerimientos, pero esto creo que puede ayudar. edwin: el secretario es consciente que hay mucho por hacer, por eso siguen apostando el dinamismo de la juventud. >> he pasado el tiempo con muchos latinos que necesitan trabajo, son muy inteligentes, tienen mucha energÍa, tienen sueÑos, pero no tienen oportunidades. edwin: la i

edwin nos informa.erdo a cifras del servicio nacional de inmigraciÓn y ciudadanÍa del 1 de julio el 30 de septiembre a 22.199 personas se les negÓ la solicitud. Éste abogado de inmigraciÓn, dice que los errores mÁs comunes son solicitar el beneficio antes de los aÑos que establece la ley. >> siete tiene un caso voy y le tamaÑo de provecho. te empieza a contar los aÑos a partir del momento que terminÓ su provecho. >> si te quiera hacerse ciudadano, aÚn estÁ a tiempo. debe prestar mucha atenciÓn palabra de completar el formulario. >> es importante que si se mudan mantengan esa informaciÓn al dÍa. edwin: para evitar cualquier percancer los expertos ediciÓn que se informen. actualmente hay 8 millones de personas que pueden solicitar la ciudadanÍa. ramÓn: el grupo de expertos de la comisiÓn interamericana de derechos humanos que investiga el caso de los 43 estudiantes desaparecidos en mÉxico. dicen que han sufrido declaraciones, sacadas de contexto. en su primer informe del grupo de expertos, echÓ por tierra

ilia: muchas gracias edwin, ustedes no se retiren, ya regresamos, sin formaciÓn. - con mÁs informaciÓnana, oficialmente dalÍ no medina es el candidato presidencial del partido de liberaciÓn dominicana. pidiÓ a los dominicanos otra oportunidad. elkin: el pld buscÓ la reelecciÓn del presidente medina en un evento en el palacio de deportes, donde asistiÓ el comitÉ polÍtico y cientos de militantes. se pide voto de la poblaciÓn, porque aunque dice haber cumplido con todas sus promesas, desea hacer mÁs por los mÁs necesitados. candidatos. si los dominicanos me eligen, las palabras hasta las gradas en mi segundo gobierno serÁn paz, uniÓn, progreso y justicia social. elkin: el aspirante oficialista utilizÓ el escenario para explicar que se necesitan crear mecanismos de control, con el propÓsito de enfrentar la corrupciÓn hasta las Últimas consecuencias. agregÓ que la lucha por la transparencia se trata de una responsabilidad de todos los poderes y de la sociedad. criticÓ que ese flagelo sea tratado como tema de campaÑa por la oposiciÓn. candidato: ignorar la conducciÓn es una misión imperdonab

edwin: feliz! ♪ ♪ (aplausos) muy bien! ja alejandro: bravo paola!ace bien, es la frase que sigue el dominicano, tengo acerca crÓnica. no me siento bien. los problemas de salud son difÍciles de controlar porque los precios de los medicamentos estÁn por las nubes. >> la medicina que compro y aparte el segundo corre el precio subiÓ entre un 36 y 46%, hoy dÍa las medicinas m mÁs caras son contra el sida, males cardÍacoss. una sola dosis cuesta alrededor de 23 mil dÓlares, imagÍnate si las tienes que tomar todo el aÑo, es un problema porque la gente tiene muchas veces que escoger entre comer o pagar la renta o pagar medicamentos. reportero: este problema afecta a hispanos o afroamericano. en new york, es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. sacha: y si tiene informaciÓn sobre el cuidado de salud para usted y su familia, en univisiÓn .com/asegÚrate. policÍas ohio vieron a un grupo de niÑos jugando baloncesto, en un aro sin tablero, compraron un aro nuevo y lo colocaron en el lugar del inservible, regresaron para disfrutar con la sorpresa y juga

edwin: recordÉ en la reuniÓn entre - entre el vicepresidente y los presidentes de honduras, guatemala sus leyes migratorias porque no tienen pedido de asilo van a ser retornados a sus paÍses pero tenemos que asegurar que estÁn siendo reintegrados de una forma voluntaria. edwin: el presidente de guatemala jimmy morales presentÓ una solicitud para lograr un amparo para los guatemaltecos pero la respuesta no fue muy alentadora. presidente morales: la respuesta fue que la situaciÓn electoral complicado tanto las cosas, sin embargo, creemos otros y nuestro deber es pedirlo y ajustarnos a las condiciones legales. >> >> estados unidos seguirÁ aportando fondos a la regiÓn. ante los esÁndalos de corrupciÓn en el dinero serÁ aportado raÚl: la casa blanca dio a conocer que los prÓximos meses la regiÓn norte de centroamÉrica ramÓn: 11 de la noche con nueve minutos y 38 segundos enseguida mÉxico inicia otro peritaje en el basurero donde segÚn el gobierno fueron quemados los 40 y tres estudiantes. dos simientes mexicanos, alejandro gonzÁlez iÑ''arritu y emanuel v y ubetzki viridiana en esta noche a

but officer edwin raymond says it is not just his word against the department. he claims he has a secret weapon which was hidden in his pocket. are there quotas? >> absolutely. >> 30-year-old edwin raymond, an nypd cop for nearly eight years is taking on his own department, claiming commanders require for arrests and summons inspite of a state ban on quotas. they say there isn't a quo that? >> because it's illegal and immoral and unthet cal. ethical. it exists. this type of policing doesn't occur in other neighborhoods. those neighborhoods are actually policed. black and hispanic neighborhoods are hunted. >> this is what happened yesterday when reporter san drew er er andrew siff tried to ask the police commissioner about the claims. >> what is your response to his claim? and are you concerned at all -- what's that? >> [ bleep ] is my response to that. >> the commissioner insists the department doesn't focus on numbers but rather on how to reduce crime. >> he's either delusional, in serious denial, or has no issue lying through his teeth. same neighborhood where

edwin long is accused of killing his girlfriend in 1996. her remains were found a year later and long was charged. happening today, bill cosby's wife camille will give her death and -- statement in the defamation suit. camille cosby attempted to squash the deposition subpoena. john: nascar's opening race was a thriller to the very end. afternoon but needed a late of a second. >>> good morning, america. donald trump on a roll. >> we won with everything. tall people, short people, fat people, skinny people. just won. >> the gop front-runner now all eyes on the nevada, the next vote casts tomorrow. can marco rubio and ted cruz stop his momentum. >>> the uber driver accuseded of killing six people. reportedly picking up fares during the rampage. now those passengers are speaking out. >> we were driving through median sfls and uber is responding to the attack. >>> amazing escape. a megabus evacuated just moments before it goes up in flames. how they all got out alive rocket man >>> out of this world mystery. the newly uncovered tapes revealing t

resale anywhere from $6-800":25 edwin morel's 18. and thinks of himself as an artist. he's says he's been painting air jordan's in his basement since become a career for him at red star cobbler.

cora was a busy woman and edwin horn was a successful man bud that it had an unhappy marriage. edwin was known to have a lady friend in manhattan, his son had an unhappy measure, despite baby lina. both of my mother's young parents decertained her before she was two. after making small kill only the black sox baseball scandal of 1919, ted horne left his job to pursue easy money on the fringes of the reacts, while lina's mother, a member of an old black brooklyn family from massachusetts, left to pursue an unsuccessful theatrical career. until she was six yours old she lived in brooklyn with heir grandparents where her grandmother never spoke to her husband except to say, good morning, mr. horne. post war black life in the north changed radically in the 1920s. now a voter, cora horne, became a republican activist, certainly for historical reasons but possibly to annoy her activist husband. she campaigned for calvin coolage in the 1924 election as a member of the speakers bureau for the republican party and an organizer of the eastern division of the run national women's auxiliar

edwin long is accused in the death in may of 1996. mcqueen was a 20-year-old student when she disappeared. her remains were found by construction workers off u.s. 1 in march of 1997. he was originally charged but it was dismissed. he was indicted in december after additional testing. barbara: man accused of shooting a toddler in durham will face a judge. he is charged with assault with a deadly weapon and possession of a firearm. he is in jail under a $1.5 million bond. the toddler was shot in a home day care center last tuesday. treatment and is released. investigators say the child was not the target and it didn't appear to be random. john: a man in a standoff with raleigh police is locked up. officers went it a home on superstar tuck road -- friar tuck road to serve on laquan cannady. he refused to come out. we are showing you these photos of police surround being the home with guns drawn. they evacuated nearby houses as a precaution. four hours later he was taken into custody. barbara: we expect an update on the progress of the 82

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>> thank you so much. >>> i'm joined by the comedian edwin san juan. you may have seen him on show time, comedy central or come ins unleashed. >> thank you. >> and you're in town weekend. >> and i was on "cops," too. >> oh. >> stealing dogs. yes. >> and i don't know if that is going to go over well. >> i love dogs too. >> all right. and let's talk about on friday night you'll be down the carson city. >> yes. at the nugget. >> okay. [ and then two shows and then after that we'll be at the pie nor under ground. and saturday, two more shows at 6:30 and 9:30. >> you are out of las vegas. you're living in vegas now. in 2015, right, you were basically ranked the best comedian in town. >> the best comedian on the las vegas strip for 2015, yes. >> and what was that like? >> it was amazing. i was just honored to be there the first philippineo resident headliner on the strip, and to win the comedian was just like the cherry on top, you know what i mean? >> so right now are you just kind of traveling around doing some shows but also you do probably a lot of work

edwin lawing is accused of killing lecoy mcqueen in 1996. she was a shaw student and her remains were found by construction workers off u.s. 1. lawing was originally charged he was indicted in december after additional testing. barbara: a man accused much shooting a toddler in durham face as judge today. marion lanaey is charged with assault with a deadly weapon and possession of a firearm. he is in jail under a bond. the toddler was shot in a home day care center on tuesday. he went to the hospital for treatment and has been released. investigators say the child was not the target but the shooting doesn't appear to be random. john: a western michigan community is reeling after a deadly shooting rampage. last night mourners remembered the sbgs people killed and two wounded. amber has the new developments. shooter is 45-year-old ubea retired teacher. the suspect jason dalton matt was one of his customers speeding along. then he came to a stop i jumped out and ran away. amber: in a statement uber says our hearts and prayers with the family. da

edwin javius is the president and c-e-o of ed- equity. that's an education consulting company based in san jose, california. the district hired him back in 20-14 to help promote equity within schools... the contract was for three years... and was worth between 189-thousand and 219-thousand dollars, plus travel expenses. kcrg-tv's brady smith has been nvestigating the hire and joins us now. brady, how much dididhe school district pay javius before it terminated its contract with him? deputy superintenden t mary ellen maske says it paid out 268-thousand dollars, including travel expenses. maske told us javius' work helped the district push forward with its equity plan, and that he worked well with teachers and administrators. but superintenden t brad buck o district faculty and staff this afternoon, saying quote: "social media posts raised concerns about mr. javius' training and professionalism. this led t district to conclude that the parties' reretionship had been compromomed." a facebook post from september 2014 by the campbell high scho

edwin javius , misrepresente d h)s credentials to other districts in the past. javius is the c-e-o of a consulting company equity, out of san jose, california. the district says he worked alongside a diversity committee to create the equity action plan. it went into effect in 2015. some events like this community forum in january are part it. the program monitors the progress o& targeted student groups including african american, latino and special education students. despite the recent termination, the district says plans are in motion to continue making progress. " 15:33:53 from the onset of hiring the consultant our plan was kind of a gradual release to coach our manager of student equity to a place where he felt comfmfrtable taking that work and moving it forward and i think he has had opportunities to do that." now that manager of student equity will take over work on the plan in the district. the district says it will look at school needs to determine if another consultant is needed in the future. but it's not currently considering that route. the next ste

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(edwin duyshart, pastor, st. ignatius of loyola) that need to be taken off the street." real priests say they helped police uncover the scammer. he's facing charges tonight. today was college football signing day, one of the busiest of the year. and a second state championship coach is moving on to revive another it's national signing day for high school athletes, but the big story tonight does not involve a player, instead a big name coach. i'm bruce rader,--before we get to the big signing news, oscar smith football coach richard morgan confirmed today he is leaving chesapeake to become the new head coach at marietta high school just outside of morgan led the tigers to 164 wins over the last 14 years, two state titles and lost the state championship this year in triple overtime. coach morgan talked with nathan epstein. "you know, i've been there forever it seems like, and wherever that program was and where it's come to now, i'm real proud of what we've accomplished. i've just had hundreds and hundreds of great kids that have grown into great young men and have done aw

edwin javius , misrepresente d his credentials to other districts in the past. javius is the c-e-o of f consulting company called, ed- equity, out of san jose, california. the district says he worked alongside a diversity committee to create the equity action plan. it went into effect in 2015. some events like this community forum in january are part it. the program monitors the progress of targeted student groups including african american, latino and special educaaon students. despite the recent termination, the district says plans are in motion to continue making progress. hiring the consultant our plan was kind of a gradual release to coach our manager of student equity to a place where he felt comfortable taking that work and moving it forward and i think he has had opportunities to do that." nonothat manager of student equity will take over work on the plan in the district. the district says it will look at school needs to determine if another consultant is needed in the future. but it's not currently considering that route. the next step in an investigati

and edwin will be allowed to finish the rest of the school year at charter will school but will be fced to change schools this summer if the pom policy satellite center. i'm ashley joafntz 7 news. >>> >> >> danielle: coming of off the satellites here at 4:30 a a machete wielding man forcing a man to fire in tex o o as. the man was haunting the deputy with a large blaze at a bus station in houston. the the officer taigz him after he retbiewzed to drop t t weapon but that's when police say he went on the tack forcing them to open fire. from what i know, the police said that they, that he hit them with the machete. if that's true and a don't have any reason to doubt that that happen, then of course then people have to defend themself. despite that close call, the officer was not injured. the suspect however died on the scene. >> on now to tex a ag as to another story out of texas actually. an officer pulling a driver from a burning car. this is in core pis pus kristi he says he saw the suv crash into the wall here when he window. he was able to pull that 29-year-old man from the smokey veh

edwin: seguido de algÚn desastre natural, que deja destrucciÓn a su paso, el gobierno federal emite unae estas casas son la nueva generacion >> las viviendas mÓviles estÁn bien equipadas y aptas para que la familia puede vivir ahÍ. cuenta con sistema de calefacciÓn, el departamento de vivienda y desarrollo fue encargado de supervisar las regulaciones de las casas. regulaciones que podrÍa salvar vidas. >> ademÁs aseguran que hace falta mÁs educaciÓn en la comunidad. >> en caso de que usted sea vÍctima de una catÁstrofe natural, y necesita una vivienda similar siempre cuanto califique s llegaria hasta su comunidad. >> si bien es cierto que no se apoya directamente a personas indocumentadas, debe tener en cuenta que al momento de tener una catÁstrofe natural, si su hijo ciudadano natural estuvo la casa usted califica. ramÓn: autoridades de salud de mÉxico se declarÓ en alerta para evitar la propagaciÓn del virus zika. los detalles de este mas cuando vuelvo continuamos. mily: tengo todos los detalles de tiempo no se lo pierdan en minutos. ramÓn:la proliferación del virus mantiene en alerta

. >> she was one of two women who got away from edwin alamaney and tonight she is telling her story as we look at the evidence that helped police catch the man who murdered amy lord. it shocked people all over greater boston. >> and the case will be featured on a crime show. bree sison joins because first look. >> reporter: during an hour long episode of see no evil on vet investigation discovery we see surveillance footage. some taken from this atm's dorchester. >> she did love being a city girl. >> reporter: in a rare family interview carly lord says her sister amy felt safe in boston. the show see no evil on investigation discovery plots out the events that led to her death. >> the motorcycle fire was reported at about 8:37 in the morning. >> reporter: amy's car found burning in hyde park after she was forced to withdraw money from several atms. >> surveillance video could still help them solve the case. >> reporter: the movements of the morning caught by cameras near amy's home and stops along the way. pieced together by boston police. >> hundreds of cameras to look through and cou

(edwin duyshart, pastor, st. ignatius of loyola) "he was real fraud and he church is not about that." (edwin duyshart, pastor, st. ignatius of loyola) that need to be taken off the street." real priests say they helped police uncover the scammer. he's facing charges do not delete these but the big story tonight does not involve a player, instead a big name coach. i'm bruce rader, welcome to the sportswrap live on this wednesday night--before we get to the big signing news, oscar smith football coach richard morgan confirmed today he is leaving chesapeake to become the new head coach at marietta high school just outside of atlanta. morgan led the tigers to 164 wins over the last 14 titles and lost the state

handsome and debonair, edwin was known to have a lady friend in manhattan. his son, my grandfather ted, also had an unhelp marriage despite baby lena. both of my mother's young parents decentered her before she was 2. -- deserted her before 2. after making a small killing on the black sox scandal of 1919, ted horne left his job to pursue easy money on the fringes of the rackets while lena's mother, a member of an old black brooklyn family originally from massachusetts, left to pursue an unsuccessful theatrical career. until she was 6 years old, little lena horne lived in brooklyn with her grandparents where her grandmother never spoke to her husband except to say, good morning, mr. horne. postwar black life in the north changed radically in the 1920s. now a voter, cora horne became a republican activist certainly for historical reasons, but possibly to annoy her tamny activist husband. [laughter] she campaigned for calvin coolidge in the 1924 election as a member of the speaker's bureau for the republican party, and as a national organizer and secretary of t

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we spoke with edwin javius over the phone within the last hour. told us he never misrepresented himself as a doctor to the cedar rapids school district, and said he els remorse about past indiscretions.

not so edwin holmes. he wept into business, first in den city. holmes' ads stressed security, peace of mind. on the technical side hee of telephone lines to connect home and business alarms to ever-alert central offices. holmes even set up his ownty service. security alarms of all sorts have become ubiquitous since the day of edwin holmes. and earned place in our ringing alarms punctuated the film "bonnie and clyde" whichrren beatty and faye dunaway. while in the film "how to steal a million audrey hepburn used a boomerang to trigger a hi-tech art museum off. alarms have come a long way since this early model. there are now $22 billion business in this country em,000 people. during its first year, a humpback calf and its mother are almost inseparable. she lifts her calf to its first breath of air, then protectsng journey to their feeding grounds. one of the most important things you can do generation. at pacific life, we offer financial solutions to accomplish just that. about pacific life. the power to help you succeed. (crowd cheering) urgent d

tonight's vote follows allegations that edwin javius , of the company ed- equity, misrepresente d his credentials to other districts in the past. the district hired javius in 20-14 to help close the district will also hear from people tonight on the proposed calendar that would dismiss students early on fridays starting next year. that would replace an earlier distrtrt suggestion to start classes lateen mondays. the district plans to use that extra time for professional development for teachers. the board of education in waterloo will also meet tonight. it will talk about a change to next year's calendar as well. the district plans to give students select fridays off, to allow for professional development. waterloo schools are also expected to approve a contract for internet services tonight. according to the waterloo cedar falls courier, contract to get 1 gigabyte per second of internet bandwidth. their current internet service gives them less at 300 megabytes per second. from mediacom to u-p-n for this new 3 year contract. the new anal cost would be almost 36 thousand dollars. the o

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