((edwin: my frame of mind is a lot different.)) ((vanessa murphy)) serrano is serving time as a habitual offender due to his criminal history. ((edwin: my thinking, my intentions are a lot different than they used to be. i ad drugs and alcohol before.)) ((vanessa murphy)) his sentence which began in 2013: five to 12 and a half years... ((nat )) ((vanessa murphy)) working here could earn him credit for time served and a paycheck. ((nat )) ((vanessa murphy)) inmates start at 50-dollars a month after they've completed classes and a test to earn certification. ((sound)) ((vanessa murphy)) this is a desireable job in the washington. ((darlene washington/ instructor: i've never had any problem.)) ((vanessa murphy)) she says this is the only program of its kind in the state. according to the district, 19 students in clark county public schools read braille. ((darlene: they're really saving the district quite a bit of money.)) ((darlene: they are good workers and they do produce good work.)) ((vanessa murphy)) this could also help inmates

edwin: aparte de lo que estÁ pasando, ello nos tienen que vivir una situaciÓn similar.os con un evento en el museo de arte en philadelphia, y se encuentra nuestro compaÑero, julio cÉsar largo, quiÉn nos dice mÁs adelante, cuÉntanos. julio: ilia, televidentes, muy buenas noches, nos encontramos en las escalinatas del museo de arte de philadelphia, y estamos con un dÍa de la celebraciÓn del dÍa de los muertos, la estÁn esperada exhibiciÓn de arte en la revoluciÓn, estoy junto a la cÓnsul de philadelphia, quÉ importante resaltar esta celebraciÓn. >> asÍ es julio, nos permite ver la convergencia entre el dÍa de los muertos y han colaborado con el museo de arte de philadelphia para poder festejar, en este dÍa, a los revolucionario de mensaje, y a ellos se dedica este altar de muerto que su esÁa aquÍ en el museo de arte de philadelphia, que a la vez estÁ mostrando una exhibiciÓn Única en su gÉnero que no se habÍa tenido una exhibiciÓn similar en 70 aÑos sobre artistas mexicanos sobre diego rivera, frida khalo. es un abre boca de una gran celebraciÓn que tenemos hoy. >> asÍ es

edwin: hoy mÁs que nunca, la educaciÓn es clave para llenar una situaciÓn de empleos. >> tenemos querio mÍnimo en la causa de mejorar. arturo rodrÍguez presidente compartiÓ su historia de superaciÓn y estuvo acompaÑado de su hija, quiÉn trabaja en la casa blanca. trabajar unidos, asegura, tiene su recompensa. >> acabamos de pasar tiempo y medio en las 8 hora de trabajo, es la primera vez en la historia de los estadio que van a estar tratado igual como todos los demÁs trabajadores en el paÍs. edwin: aunque aun falta mucho por hacer, el presidente barack obama seÑala que quizÁs un dÍa logren la tan aen lado reforma migratoria. ilia: regresamos con mÁs tras la pausa. ilia: lo que muchos esperaba con ancia es una preocupaciÓn, ahora las personas mayores de edad quieren seguir trabajando. reportera: en medio de crÉdito gritos y protestas. eduardo: cielos despejados las temperaturas por de bajo de los 65 en gran parte del Área, temperaturas frescas, ya regreso con el pronÓstico. ilia: una de las mayores preocupaciÓn que tienen los jÓvenes para continuar sus estudio es ¿cÓmo van a pagar la

ilia: gracias edwin.acare, un incremento para el 2017, marÍa fernanda lÓpez, informa. marÍa: los servicios a travÉs del mercado de salud de obamacare, van aumentar en un 25% para el prÓximo aÑo, acto seguido, corriÓ para su aseguradora para hacer algo. >> me dicen que se va a mantener, lo que se aumenta son 4 us$. marÍa: una situaciÓn que ha generado confusiÓn entre los usuarios. >> tienen que mandar las cartas, pero las mandan ante de tener la data de este aÑo. >> las personas que van a ser afectadas son las que no reciben un subsidio. marÍa: es la primera vez que sube tan dramÁticamente desde que saliÓ al mercado. quiere decir que aunque suba el seguro, el precio del surge, la ayuda de da el gobierno, no van a tener gran problema. es importantes verificar quiÉn califica para obamacare. una persona tiene que ganar 11.000 dÓlares al aÑo y una familia de 4 24 mil us$ al aÑo. si ha hecho una ley para beneficiar al pobre, no a los ricos, porque el rico tiene para pagar y los pobres no. hasta el 15 de diciemb

. ♪ julio: esta semana la casa blanca celebra el dÍa internacional de las niÑas, edwin nos el amplÍ ♪ vale raert por lo que eres, tu historia, tus retos es lo que te hace Única. sentada junto a joven de liberia para un documental del dÍa internacional de las niÑas, la primera dama hizo en Énfasis de importancia del dÍa internacional de las niÑas, se encuentra en medio de una campaÑa, en donde joven de todo el mundo cuentan sus historias para motivar a otras, ademÁs la primera dama informÓ que la empresa privada ha donado 5 millones dÓlares que mejora la calidad de vida de niÑas en Área de difÍcil acceso. >> el programa dejan a las niÑas aprender, trabajan varias Áreas de seguridad, salud, educaciÓn principalmente. es un programa de mil millones de dÓlares. edwin: antemen el tema de educÓn eguirÁn trabajan por los 100 dÍa de gobierno que le quedan al presidente barack obama >> cada grupo de alumnos estÁ progresando y es una gran victoria, tenemos la tasa de graduaciÓn mÁs alta de nuestra historia. edwin: la casa blanca asegura que seguirÁn ayudando a niÑas y niÑo de todo el mundo, el o

edwin: el secretario de educaciÓn llego a la casa blanca para anunciar que a partir del 1 de octubreo para sacar la solicitud de fafsa. toda la informaciÓn de como llenar la solicitud estÁ en w . www.fafsa.com. mejores perspectivas para los niÑos latinos en el paÍs. >> hay muchos mÁs jÓvenes logra dwae graduandose de la primaria y la tasa de pobreza estÁ bajando, poco a poco. edwin: sin embargo, hay necesidad que su siguen afectando a los jÓvenes. >> vivo un sin dinero, los padres no tienen mucha educaciÓn, los jovenes tienen problemas en la escuela, en la casa. edwin: desde los 18 millones de niÑos latinos en el paÍs, el 95% son ciudadanos y por eso la administraciÓn busca que todos saquen provecho de los fondos disponibles. >> tenemos que dar mÁs, ayudar a los estudiantes que tienen problemas en su vida despuÉs de la escuela. edwin: el tema de educaciÓn entre los hispanos sigue acaparando informaciÓn, ahora se conoce que para el aÑo 2050 podrÍa aumentarse el nÚmero de jÓvenes latinos que viven en pobreza. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios . ♪ ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas no

edwin: esta mujer enfrentÓ violencia domestica.ortunadamente al rededor de 12 millones de personas desarrollaron violencia domestiaca en estados unidos. sin embargo, uno de los mayores miedos es la deportaciÓn. >> hay lugares en donde las mujeres pueden ir a denciar puede llamar, marta recomienda hablar y no quedarse callado. marta: ayuda hay lo que pasa es que nosotros nos encerramos. edwin: obama aha dicho que bajar los crimenes de odio, cosa que ha afectado a la comunidad lgtb. ilia: la ciudad de philaelphia quiere poner un freno. miladi: asi es, hace unas horas se llevÓ a cabo un concierto. >> por mucho tiempo la poblaciÓn no ha querido hablar de esto segun las estadisticas una de cada 3 mujeres son victimas de violencia. el trabajo que hacemos es darle promocion que puede ser una sola. philadelphia quiere combatir esta crisis. >> yo entiendo la importacia en el hombre, tener que proteger a la mujer porque nosotros tenemos el control. milady: la proxima semana se va a poder revisar en la cas asi interrumpir el circulo de abuso

edwin: mucha de la controversia por el debate de la salud, ha sido polÍtica.l obamacare. y sin embargo; dice que es una ley que se puede mejorar. presidente barack obama. el por todo lo que se estÁ haciendo presidente barack obaobamacare [hablando en inglÉs] organizaciones conservadoras no estÁn de acuerdo, critican lo costoso que ha sido implementar esa ley. >> los pagos mensuales, las prima de los individuos a subido cosa que su anteriormente habÍan doctores que necesitaban, y tienen acceso a esos doctores, desafortunadamente creemos que tenemos que cambiar la ley. [hablando en inglÉs] respecto la comunidad latina, empezÓ con un porcentaje alto, 42% y sabemos hay 4 millones de hispanos mÁs con seguro, eso es un gran proceso. edwin: a pesar que a la fecha, 20 millones de adultos han tenido cobertura con obamacare, son muchos los subsidios para cubrir los tratamiento y muchas personas, ni para responder por las perdidas millonaria que su han tenido compaÑÍas de seguro. >> la intenciÓn de Él es noble, pero el resultado no ha dado, lo que tenemos hacer como pueb

edwin: hay leyes estatales que protegen a todas las vico tÍcti. que busquen ayuda, pero a veces nosotros nos encerramos y luego el hombre que maltrata tiempo manipula. edwin: presidente barack obama ha dicho que seguirÁ invirtiendo fondos, para bajar el individuo de los crÍmenes de odio, algo que ha afectado grande a la comunidad lgbtt. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. ilia: gracias. lo que verÁn de lo que quedÓ de un voraz incendio en donde dos personas perdieron la vida y un bombero resultÓ herido. el siniestro ocurriÓ en la adecÚa a de otra 9000 en una cuadra del vecindario de 11 bomberos tuvieron que quebrar ventanas en un periodo de 30 minutos para extinguir las llamas, a pesar que se tratÓ de darles resucitaciÓn nada se pudo hacer ¿quÉ motivÓ las llamas? y si funcionaba la alarma anti incendios. un accidente en la direcciÓn norte, al parecer esta es suv involucrada en el accidente, se prendiÓ en llamas. al menos una persona fue trasladada al hospital en ambulancia aÉrea, el proceso de rescate obligÓ el cierre de la autopist

edwin: con motivos de celebraciÓn el gobierno federal busca seguir incentivando a la comunidad latinarÍa y cÓmo puedo epi recibir ayuda financiera para sus estudios. edwin: hoy mÁs que nunca, la educaciÓn es clave para ocupar plaza de empleo para formar parte de un conversatorio en donde repasoaron los logros de la actual administraciÓn. >> tenemos que continuar nuestro trabajo junto en la causa de pasar reformo migratoria, de aumentar el salario mÍnimo. arturo rodrÍguez, presidente compartiÓ su historia de superaciÓn y estuvo acompaÑado de su hija, quiÉn trabaja en la casa blanca, asegura que trabajar unidos tiene su recompensa. aunque aun falta mucho por hacer, el presidente barack obama va a seguir trabajando y usar un un dÍa lograr la tan anhelada reformo migratoria. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. ♪ eduardo: las temperaturas mÁximas esta tarde en philadelphia se quedaron por abajo de 70° en todas las estaciones, pronÓstico de fin de semana en segundos. ♪ julio: importantes consejos para joven que su quieren ir a la universidad y piensan cÓmo pagar los estudios

edwin: mucha de la controversia en base del debate por la salud, desde que intentamos presentar la leye de la administraciÓn con el obamacare. y dice que es una ley que se puede mejorar. [hablando en inglÉs] por todo lo bueno que el obamacare estÁ haciendo ahora mismo. por el gran paso que hemos dado, es solamente el primer paso. [hablando en inglÉs] organizaciones conservadoras no estÁn de acuerdo, critican lo costoso que ha sido implementar la ley. >> los pagos mensuales, las primas de los individuos a subido, gente que anteriormente iban a un doctor, ahora no tienen acceso a esos doctores o desafortunadamente creemos que se necesita reemplazar la ley. [hablando en inglÉs] con respecto a la comunidad la oportuna, comenzÓ con un porcentaje alto de personas sin seguro, un 42% y ahora logramos bajarlo a un 30%, eso es buen progreso. edw edwin, a pesar que a la fecha, 20 millones de adultos han tenido cobertura de obamacare, hay muchos tratamiento que no han sido cubiertos y las perdidas millonarias de las compaÑÍas de seguro. >> la intenciÓn de Él es noble y lo que necesitamos es hacer

edwin: el aÑo pasado el gobierno federal invirtiÓ 4500 millones de us$ para parar el desamparo en las lo logra locales con nuevas estrategias. una familia se queda sin techo y mÁs de medio millÓn de familias se acercaron a un albergue porque no tenÍan hogar y una cuarta parte de ello son latinos. edwin: la informaciÓn es otorgar mÁs licencias y di suene que hacen falta mÁs fondos ft [hablando en inglÉs] los subsidios o veamvales estÁn tiende dinero para apoyar a mÁs familia en los prÓximos 10 aÑos. en el tema de operaciÓn es mÁs costoso mantener a familias en albergues que en una viviendas semi transparente tenÍan menos tres y mÁs nutriciÓn para las familias. gracias a alternativas federales, se ha logrado una disminuciÓn del 35% de los veteranos que terminan en la calle. >> no quiere >> e decir que uno no va a ver nuncaan veterano sin hogar, pero si quieren un hogar pueden acercarse a su lugar o albergue y conseguir ayuda para encontrar un hogar permanente. edwin: aparte de darle opciones a esta familias, les dan educaciÓn para que no tengan que vivir una situaciÓn similar es toda l

edwin c. hopkins. today marks ten years since a manchester police officer was killed in the line of duty. he was shot while responding to a call in the middle of the night. he died the next day. let's check in with josh judge for a look at the forecast. i stole the beauty cam, josh. >> yes, it was divine, it was pretty. looked like you were flying in an airplane looking down at the clouds. here are the current statistics in terms of visibility, an indicator of how much fog you have. very low in some locations and both showing a quarter mile visibility. other areas, no problem seeing far distances, so, it all depends where you are. the temperatures are a little warmer than they were yesterday. upper 20's in a couple of spots, but most of us in the 30's this morning. sot' will be getting warmer and warmer through the day and tonight, a much warmer night and now we're into the 70's starting tomorrow. here is a look at clouds on the way and those clouds could bring a spot shower or two in some locations an

aigner carne sion, -- edwin in colonel sion, the indians lose. in five tomorrow with young ryan merritt on the mound for the indians to wrap up the pennant in the american league championship. >>> there is an effort underway to preserve dorothy's shoes. i'm talking about the ruby red slippersm wizard of oz." the shoes worn by judy garland arrived at the smithsonian museum of natural history but they are 80 years old and fading. the smithsonian has started a kickstart a campaign to raise $300,000 to restore them. how about that? >>> that was just to take what happened in toronto off of your mind. i said let's throw in the story about dorothy's shoes to make >> i have my dorothy shoes on. >> she was clicking them all afternoon but there were no hits today. that's okay. believe me. >> you know, i feel like the pressure is off i told you. they can crush them tomorrow. >> she was laying on the couch talking to me and i said that's right, it's going to be okay. >> let's hope they do it before friday when the weather is not looking so hot here in northe

edwins is building a community driven, nonprofit organization and housing in neighborhood. greeting the runners at the finish line and kellin mcgee was the first to cross for the women. supporting reentry effort is something i believe strongly in. >> like the changing leaves, the restaurant a race helping to change lives one at a time. now the workers are also students who take class, they graduate and have an opportunity to work in the for her kids but got conned out of thousands of dollars. >>> many of us would love to make extra money while working at home, one mom has a warning for you, she just lost thousands of dollars to a scam. hope is a busy mom trying to put food on the table so she posted her resume for a data processing position on some job hunting sites. >> i invitation for an interview. >> a medical device company called room care was interested. >> and when ahead, did the interviews, said i was accepted. >> it would pay 25 dollars an hour. >> also offered all benefits including holidays. to get her starred the company fedexed her check for 3800- dollars to pa

with two on, toronto's edwin encarnacion ends it... in a big way. a three run walkoff homer. jays win 5-2. they now head to texas to face the rangers in the divisional series, starting tomorrow. when we come back, dave ll hurricane matthew. and its effect on ?florida the next few days. and later this ?hour on good day: having coffee with the ?girls. the t-v show promotion that should really ?perk you up this making headlines across america: a huge scandal for "yahoo." there are new claims that the company secretly scanned ?hundreds of millions of emails, being sent to its customers. and they did it... for the u-s government. several former employees claim the company created a software program last year to scan ?all customer emails for certain words or phrases. program led by the f-b-i and the national security agency. not only would this be a huge privacy violation, it also potentially violates the fourth amendment. yahoo's chief security officer resigned last year in protest of this controversial program. yahoo has since released a statement on the allegations, saying quote

edwin encarnacion - drilled a run walk-off home run.next up for the jays... game one of the division series against the rangers on thursday afternoon.the san francisco giants and new york mets square off in the national league wild card game later today. still ahead on still ahead on 12 today - we're tracking hurricane matthew this morning. it's headed toward the u-s after thrashing the caribbean. we'll introduce you to some people here in arizona that are headed to help those in need. jimmy's guest forecaster and look at how our weekend is shaping up. the vice presidential debate got heated last night.but what did arizona voters think of the candidates?find out who they'd prefer to see in the white house at 6:30. and a country and a country and a country music power couple is headed on tour.and that's not all.the hit nbc show tim mcgraw and faith hill will be joining - real s ####break#### today.watching 12 you're real ?? grandkids! noooooo! freaky fast thank you, sweetie who wants a cookie? jimmy john's much more in a minute but first we begin with your for

edwin: resoluciones otorgar mÁs asistencia, pero algunas organizaciones como la alianza nacional dicen elvin: por esta razÓn se piden 11,000 millones de dÓlares para apoyar a mÁs familias durante los prÓximos 10 aÑos. el estudio revela que en el tema de operaciÓn es mucho mÁscostoso mantener a familias en albergues que en una vivienda semipermanente. >> despuÉs de tres aÑos la familia seguirÍan con un techo, tenÍa menos estrÉs, los niÑos seguÍan la escuela y había menos violencia domÉstica, mÁs nutriciÓn para las familias.

. >> good afternoon, commissioners i wanted to invite edwin buckle up tote pronounced edwin led our response to the valley fire i'd like him to give a quick report on our response. >> good afternoon, commissioners the main thing i really want to start with just knowledge and give kudos to our dunst staff that really respond in overwhelming numbers on short response to the county wildfires you have in front of you the chronology a total of 4 staff during the first 40 civil certain volunteered to be advise for several days between september 17th and thirty and when they got deployed i was there for the first team they were very tuff in taking initiates for the fairgrounds they helped plan how to get the mental health services to be provided and also played an tuff roll in the advocating of the services of note was there precedent sending of the lines of communication the needs for spanish language workers there was a significant spanish language population in the area and till when we are there the needs of spanish language survivors were not attended to not translation services at the town ha

toronto's edwin encarnacion drops a bombski.a walk off 3- run homer.he knew it and soon as it left his bat.the blue jays headed to the a-l division series to take on jonathan lucroy and the rangers former badger frank kaminsky skes a whole new level.bathing in a bathtub full of the candy equipped with a hoop that dispenses skittles....kaminsky said hooked me up!i guess when you make it to the n-b-a you can illinois' calling. calling the makers. the doers. those who prefer one-of-a-kind, to common fare. calling the endlessly curious, and the boundary pushers. those who would rather make the most of their precious vacation days. calling everyone, everywhere who's up for amazing. the estimated jackpot for tonight's badger five drawing is at 55-thousand dollars. >>> tonight, catastrophic course, as hurricane matthew takes aim at the u.s. new emergency evacuations from florida to the carolinas. millions bracing for a potentlly devastatiowng >>> spy secrets stolen. another alarm a man from the same company that employed edward snowden accused ofaking off with a stash. >>> fire danger, concer

the passenger, 27-year-old edwin ponce died at the scene. the driver had non-life- threatening injuries. >>> big changes in the track of hurricane matthew. we are still a few days out. >>> that's right. and things could change dramatically again. keep checking in with us. here is the latest view of the storm as it moves towards up to the bahamas and then approaches florida as a category 4 and then 3 storm off the coast of georgia friday night as a category 2 and this track this is farther offshore of north carolina, and that means less wind and rain for us, but we could see up to 10" of rain along the coast. a look at what's going on around here, a lot of cloud cover and they stick with us all day and we're cool with a >>> still working a number of accidents around the triangle and fayetteville. we have a report of northbound lanes on hope mill closed at camden road. so expect delays on northbound hope mills road this morning. be aware of that. and around the triangle, this accident here, i-40 and 751 has cleared up and traffic is moving alo

when blue jays outfielder edwin encarnacion hit a walk-off three-run homer to beat the orioles 5-2. the blue jays begin their playoff series against the texas tonight, the san francisco giants play the new york mets in a one-game playoff. the winner faces the chicago cubs. /// ((brian loftus)) >>> the city of sacramento opened its new arena last night. ((sharie johnson)) >> and steve large tells us which music icon helped christen the new venue. can't buy me love!!! the classics of paul mccarney served as the soundtrack to the start of this new era in downtown sacramento sot nats the legendary performer thrilling this first golden one center crowd. many stepping inside this building for the first time... jeff harris/lives in sacrme to 15 the difference between this it was a lousy place to see a concert...for us the big thing is the concerts...it's going to be a really great night 4. kings owner vivek ranadive was joined by mayor elect darrell steinberg for the big night... 9284 darrell steinberg/ sacramenro mayor-elect ic: 25 time to stop and smell the roses just for a night then we

. ♪ edwin: el secretario de educaciÓn, llego a la casa blanca para anunciar que a partir del 1 de octubreven que su tienen seguro de salud, menos jÓvenes encarcelado y la tasa de pobreza estÁ bajando. muy poco, pero estÁ afectando. >> viven sin dinero, los padres no tienen educaciÓn, los jovenes estÁn, tienen problema en la escuela, tienen problema en la casa. reportero: un dato interesante que 95% de los niÑos latinos en el paÍs, son ciudadanos. tenemos que hacer mÁs. tenemos que dar mÁs ayuda a los estudiantes que tienen problemas en su vida despuÉs de la escuela. el tema de educaciÓn entre los hispanos sigue acaparando atenciÓn. ahora que se conoce que para el 2050 podrÍa dmri caerse el nÚmero de joven que su viven en pobre pobreza. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. ♪ ilia: donald trump animÓ hoy a la gente a ver el vÍdeo sexual de la ex miss universo alicia machado. dijo que machado tenÍa un pasado terrible, y que clinton fue engaÑada para que la presentara como un Ángel. ♪ fernando: donald trump lanzÓ una serie de twits diciendo que alicia machado fuerte la peor miss

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edwin freeman forced him out. gain of ten. >> brian: there was a hold on that play, malik jefferson got held right here. he's trying to get out there, he g gets yanked by the they normally don't miss those on the edge. >> steve: russell trying to run out of the pressure and he swung around and he's swung down by freeman. >> brian: i don't get it, you're not going to get where you need to go running the quarterback at this juncture. >> steve: 24 seconds left. no time-outs. the football pops up. picked up by malik jefferson to >> brian: malik jefferson has been much maligned. he was benched for this game by charlie strong as a motivational tactic and the biggest moment in this game, malik jefferson has made back-to-back plays and seals it for the longhorns. >> steve: and there are no flags. >> brian: these officials are -- >> referee: ruling on the field there was forward progression before the quarterback threw the ball. it's fourth down. please put 17 seconds on the clock. folks, that is not reviewable. >> brian:

edwin freeman forced him out. gain of ten. >> brian: there was a hold on that play, malik jefferson got held right here. he's trying to get out there, he g gets yanked by the they normally don't miss those on the edge. >> steve: russell trying to run out of the pressure and he swung around and he's swung down by freeman. >> brian: i don't get it, you're not going to get where you need to go running the quarterback at this juncture. >> steve: 24 seconds left. no time-outs. the football pops up. picked up by malik jefferson to >> brian: malik jefferson has been much maligned. he was benched for this game by charlie strong as a motivational tactic and the biggest moment in this game, malik jefferson has made back-to-back plays and seals it for the longhorns. >> steve: and there are no flags. >> brian: these officials are -- >> referee: ruling on the field there was forward progression before the quarterback threw the ball. it's fourth down. please put 17 seconds on the clock. folks, that is not reviewable. >> brian:

edwin will be laid to rest after his remains were unidentifiable. kevin: and andy hershberger reports that that changed thanks to persistence and technology. >> edwin hopkins was 19 years old when he was aboard the u.s.s. oklahoma in pearl harbor in 1941. he was one of 429 servicemen killed when the ship capsized after being hit by japanese torpedos. >> there were never any long conversations about it. it was almost like it was too painful for everybody to talk pulled from the vessel, but only 35 were identified. the rest, including hopkins were buried in anonymous graves in honolulu. his family never gave up home. last year the remains were exhumed and a cousin's dna was proved to be a match. >> i think the only goal from the very beginning was to bring him home and put him next to his parents and that's been accomplished. so and emotional for me, but i'm so happy that it finally happened. >> next week, hopkins will be buried in keene with full military honors. next to his parents, with family by his side. >> this is a time for celebration, for cel

this is edwin encarnacion a three-run walk-off homer, and the party is on, toronto wins 5-2. baltimore's season is over. toronto moves on to play the rangers in the american league division series -- beginning thursday. it's rare to see a preseason game get a lot of attention. and in this case -- the focus is on the players before the game. during the singing of the national anthem, knicks and rockets players stood next to each other in one long line with their arms around each other's shoulders. a sign of solidarity. one of the rockets players said they respect the movement started by 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick --- and also says that's the great thing about america -- the freedom you have to demonstrate however you want. one says it will not tolerate marching band members who kneel in protest during the national anthem. nineteen members of the east carolina band took a knee before the school's football game saturday. some of them played instruments as they did that - others didn't play at all. they were protesting racial inequality and police brutality. some fans boo

edwin: el tema de robo federal es una orden de presidente barack obama, y la misma fue bloqueada por es vÍctima de robo de salario. >> tienen miedo en salir y hablar porque piensan. reportero: alba lleva casi 10 aÑos trabajando en el senado y ha experimentado serÍas irregularidades en sus tiempos trabajando. >> hacÍamos varios oficios, no solamente era limpiar. y al recibir un aumento, lo pidieron. y para unos el aumento era de 4 centa centavos. reportero: la nueva lÍnea bilingÜe es, telÉfono en pantalla. y tambiÉn lo puede hacer en la web, muestra que el 46% que empleados, bajo contrato federal, son latinos. >> hay dos millones de trabajadores en este paÍs que ganan menos de 12 dÓlares por hora y trabajan bajo contratos federales, el uso del dinero de los contribuyentes no deberÍa estar causando abusos, sino trabajos dignos. reportero: tras el bloqueo de esta orden ejecutiva por una corte en texas, estÁn pidiÉndole a la comunidad que salgan a votar en noviembre, no solamente latinos, sino de grupos minoritarios que trabajan en contratistas. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los e

edwin encarnacion with a three-run home run to win it for toronto. they beat baltimore 5-3 in 11 innings. they'll play texas in the american league series. workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. ceos and giant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? just gets harder and harder to get ahead. we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. for people like me. people like me. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message tonight: few clouds and some 3 patchy fog. lows in the middle to upper 50s. wind: s 2-5 mph. thursday: more clouds with times of ona nd off showers and storms. highs in the upper 60s to near 70. wind: se 5-15 mph.week ahead: chance for a morning shower on friday; otherwise, cooler with highs in the 60s. 40s and even a few 30s for lows possible friday and saturday nights with since may. temps should reach into the lower 60s on sunday. 3 thanks for joining us.the cbs evening news with scott pell

edwin freeman forced him out.erson got held right here. he's trying to get out there, he g gets yanked by the collar. they normally don't miss those on the edge. >> steve: russell trying to run out of the pressure and he swung around and he's swung down by freeman. >> brian: i don't get it, you're not going to get where you need to go running the quarterback at this juncture. >> steve: 24 seconds left. no time-outs. the football pops up. picked up by malik jefferson to seal the deal for texas. >> brian: malik jefferson has been much maligned. he was benched for this game by charlie strong as a motivational tactic and the biggest moment in this game, malik jefferson has made back-to-back plays and seals it for the longhorns. >> steve: and there are no flags. >> brian: these officials are -- >> referee: ruling on the field there was forward progression before the quarterback threw the ball. it's fourth down. please put 17 seconds on the clock. 1-7. >> steve: that's going to stand, folks, that is not reviewable. >> b

it would have been a single and then in the 7th, edwin, a two run single and then the jays go up 4-1 and then another one. however, despite winning, they still trail the series 3-1 and they'll play game five tomorrow in toronto. trying to stay alive. >> sharks got bounced around back east. gave up 7 goals but not tonight. they stay in new york. over to brooklyn. take care of the isles. carlson is in for the assist. and that's off tommy's stick and joe thornton, that's to him, that's his first goal of the season. assisted by joe. and it's 2-2 and just two minutes left, joe will redirect another off the stick of big joe, and that turns out to be a game winner. the goalie for the sharks making his debut, wins it, great in the net and there's your final. the sharks are off to a nice start. 3 and 1 and the same can't be said for the 49ers. five straight losses, the latest in buffalo. everybody wanted to see kaepernick. i don't know what they expected. 187 years yards and one touchdown and he'll get the start this sunday, against tampa. he looks rusty and had a moment or two and despite wh

desde la casa blanca, edwin pitti.nas ponedoras. reportero: segÚn el presidente de la asociaciÓn nacional de productores de huevos, emanuel escaÑo, la falta de planificaciÓn por parte del ministerio de agricultura ha sido el detonante para que decenas de granjas hayan desaparecido, debido a la falta de su materia prima, que dicen son las gallinas ponedoras. >> lo estamos vendiendo a 4 pesos. 4 pesos. reportero: dice que debido a la situaciÓn, en los proximos dÍas podrÍ producirse una escasez de huevos. >> diciembre del aÑo pasado no se ha puesto un solo huevo de la pequeÑa cuota asignada de 11000 huevos. reportero: se espera buscar de tratar de rescatar al ser por dicen que actualmente se encuentran una profunda crisis. paso contigo. ilia: a continuaciÓn mÁs noticias de nuestros paÍses. presentador: la presidenta del consejo nacional electoral venezolano presentÓ el calendario en el horario para la elecciÓn de gobernadores y alcaldes. los comicios fueron pospuestos por unos meses, lo que generÓ el rechazo de la oposici

edwin hopkins' family considered him missing all these years. but never gave up hope. wmur's kristen carosa explains the plans for their fallen hero. reporter: navy fireman third class edwin c. hopkins was one of 429 sailors killed on the u.s.s. oklahoma when it was torpedoed and today his remains returned to new england and will travel to his home town of keene where he'll be buried with his parents. at the time the ship was destroyed, the military work to recover the remains of those sailors but most were unidentified and buried in anonymous graves. but last year another effort was made to identify these servicemen. a d.n.a. sample from hopkins cousin turned out to be a match. his remains were exhumed and weekend with full military honors. family members say it's been a long and at times difficult process, but it's been worth to it give this war hero the recognition he deserves. in the studio, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. jennifer: tonight the massachusetts state trooper indicted for assaulting a man who allegedly led police on a two-state car chase says his conduct

edwin tally was the school's postal services manager. investigators say more more than 15 years he issued checks and made car payments to a pair of fake vendors that he created. tally is accused of stealing more than $350,000 from n.a.u., and part of that money came from >>> a volkswagen emissions settlement means next month volkswagen will start buying back cars, including 10,000 cars here in arizona. owners will get between five and $10,000, and all of this because volkswagen cheated on emissions tests. >> and that five to $10,000 is on top of what volkswagen is paying for the cars, so that's kind of for their pain and suffering and what they have gone through over this. good news for people who ride the bus. valley metro is extending its hours from four -- >> in health watch, new recommendations for new parents. they could dramatically decrease the chance that your baby could die from sudden infant death syndrome, also known as sids. the american academy of parents should share their bedroom with their baby for six months to a year, t

edwin hopkins was 19-years-old and assigned to the uss oklahoma in pearl harbor. he was one of 429 people killed on that ship when the japanese attacked on december seventh 1941. his remains were recently identified using dna. he will be buried next to his parents in keene. the man accused of planting bombs in new york and new jersey faces a judge. why doctors will be nearby his arraignment today. plus conflict in yemen. the u.s. navy now in engaged in missile strikes why officials say it's in retaliation. kevin: in the 60's this with fall activities with your kids? we have some ideas in today's positive parenting segment. avid goodwill shoppers spend years honing the skills they need to find the choicest merchandise. note the hair worn up -- maximizes peripheral vision. no jacket -- stockpiling -- the hallmark of a truly competetive shopper. to shop at goodwill, you need a cart. to compete, you need a strategy. i'm frank guinta and i approve this message. narrator: new hampshire has one of the worst opiate epidemics in the nation. and frank guinta is leading the

and then edwin encarnacian breaks the game wide open..rbi up the middle..bluejays. .come on down..5-1 toronto avoids elimination are under attack..a tyrannosaurus comes out of the tunnel ready to play defensive back.. but this is problematic because we all know t-rexes have trouble flipping their hips.. they've got short arms and don't react to adversity well.. face it..they are a locker room liability .. this would never work ((dave courvoisier)) >>> finally tonight... cher is making a big return to las vegas! (( do you believe in life after love? )) ((denise valdez)) >> the singer and actress signed on with "mgm"... perform exclusively at the new "park theater at monte carlo"... as well as their property in maryland. cher says she plans to make this her best show ever. she's going to do at least 18 shows starting in february. tickets go on sale this sunday./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> 8 news now at 6:30 is next. ((denise valdez)) >> let's check in with paul joncich to see what they're working on. ((paul joncich)) >>> taco trucks are becoming a staple this election season. how they'r

reporter: navy fireman third class edwin c. hopkins was just 19 years old when he was aboard the u.s.s. oklahoma at pearl harbor on december 7, 1941. the young man from keen was one of 429 servicemen killed when the ship cap sized after >> there were never any long conversations about it. it was almost like it was too painful for everybody to talk about. reporter: from 1941 to 1944, the remains of the sailors were pulled from the rubble, but only 35 were positively identified. the rest, including hopkins, were buried in unanimous graves in honolulu. but his family never gave up hope. proved to be a match. >> i think the only goal from the very beginning was to bring him home and put him next to his parents. and that's been accomplished. it's a little overwhelming and emotional for me. but i'm so happy that it finally happened. reporter: next week hopkins will be buried in keen with full military honors. next to his parents, with family by his side. >> this is a time for because my grandmother mourned him every day of her life a

edwin encarnacion is very upset over the low strike three call. nobody woos pleased with his strike zone at all. the warrer whys played what would normally be a forgettable pre-season game except for the rookie who stole the show. the other new guy had 19 points. the car yes, sirs -- the warriors throwing it down. here comes mccaw. down threer at the end of regulation. sending it to over time. then final seconds and for the win at the buzzer. driving left and steve kerr couldn't believe it. dub win it and take on the lakers. the raiders 4-1 and are in first place, but living on the edge in fourth quarter. on sunday they host the 2-2 chiefs. the raiders haven't beat kc since carr's rookie year. old friend alex smith is back in the bay area. he has played well against oakland. carr knows a division game against kc will be tough. >> we didn't even beat kansas city last year. there is nothing to hold our chest out and think highly of ourselves. we need to compete and get a win by a team we didn't beat. >> a little golf. rain delays means they are hard

death.fireman third-class edwin hopkins was buried with full military honors in hi hometown, keene, new hampshire. he was killed in the attack on pearl harbor on december 7-th, 19-41.hopkins was later buried in an anonymous grave in honolulu.but his family had no idea what happened to him until d-n-a science confirmed his identity many years later. his cousin said it was a day to celebrate... because hopkins finally made his way back home.he was killed serving on the u-s-s oklahoma when he was nineteen. 3 "you may kiss the bride. (clap" spend months planning for... were almost washed away for these two -- tyler and shafira. you see, their dream wedding was supposed to happen in raleigh, north carolina... until hurricane matthew rolled through town.the storm damaged their new home...then, someone ransacked it, even taking shafira's wedding heels.but their story spread... and they wound up getting donations to make sure the wedding went on as planned. "vendors, old friends, people we know, people we don't know, strangers just have really opened themselves up and really just given from the

and edwin encarnacion. out to left. the jays when it 5-3. jacoby brissett on list after reportedly having some -- having thumb surgery. making room on the roster for tom brady. also listed as limited on the injury report, julian edelman, questionable to play sunday with a foot injury. and running to budget to is back from a four-game suspension. >> it is similar to what we teach at cincinnati -- unbalanced line, spread formations, a mixture of big people runs, two tight ends, three tight ends, a fullback, all of the things in between. >> lots of un they go a lot of players. but they just fly around. they are all over the place. you have got to outwork them. they are going to hustle the ball and try to make as many plays as possible. josh: tiger woods's golf comeback will officially begin next weekend, his first tournament since a year ago august at the wyndham championship. he had 2 back surgeries and a long recovery. the former #1 golfer in the world, now 40-years-old, will play at the safeway open in we will have our friday night lights hi

game four of the alcs, edwin encarnacion broke it open with a 2-1 single in the toronto seventh. beats cleveland 5-1. the indians lead the series 3-1. they could close that one out tomorrow, and the dodgers and p relieved. they haven't scored a run since frank kaminsky was spotted in that jersey. joyce: really? kathy: that is just a coincidence. a final look at the forecast next. joyce: coming up next, "jimmy joyce: another lovely fall day in store tomorrow? mark: yeah, back in the 60's, temperatures way above average, then people will start complaining. kathy: now, i think people are let's keep that going. they say a lot of things about rain. like how hard it's gonna fall. the things it does to your parade. we've got a saying about rain, too: when it rains... . the all-wheel-drive charger. domestic. not domesticated. now get 20% off msrp cash allowance for an average of 8,000 in savings on select 2016 charger r/t models >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, tom cruise. from "dr. strange," tilda swinton. music from x ambassadors and tom morello. and now, as

edwin j 47, the indians didn't get it done. >> good baseball team. they went out there and played their game. didn't have much offense. cory did a great job. we won the 1st 3. >> let's head to toronto. things changed with corey kluber having pitched this afternoon. rotation changes a great deal. >> you're right about that. it's tough to lose with corey kluber on the hill. but he set up the pitch game. i think it was the right move. but some will say maybe we should of had him for tomorrow corey kluber shouldn't take the blame. the indians offense gets that. that said he lasted only 5 innings as he affected coming off short rest? >> i didn't feel like it physically affected me. i made a mistake to dalston -- donaldson. >> the weight of cleveland on the shoulders of 24-year-old ryan. one start in 11 career innings and now game 5 alcs starter. >> going to the world series. but to get this opportunity tomorrow is awesome. it feels good that the team trusts me to go out there tomorrow and try to win a baseball game. >> he is hard-nosed and he got there an

horn nats" edwin encarnacion's 3 run walk-off homer in the bottom of the 11th inning lifted the blue jays into the american league division series against texas. he hit it off ubaldo jiminez. baltimore manager buck showalter is being 2nd guessed in every circle for not pitching closer zach britton, who was season. when a toddler went missing this weekend in northern wisconsin -- when a toddler went missing this weekend in northern wisconsin -- technology played a big role in bringing him home safely... effort -- and the major benefits they could bring to law enforcement agencies. plus... why the domes at mitchell park are now considered one of the most endangered russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business in today's economy. so together, we came up with the badger innovation plan. through expanded access to high-speed broadband, better job training and fair trade. because we need to export wisconsin products, not wisconsin

the remains of navy fireman 3rd class edwin c. hopkins arrived today at logan airport. he died when japanese torpedoes hit the u.s.s. oklahoma. 429 people died. many were buried in hawaii as unknowns, including hopkins. but last year, d.n.a. from a his remains. >> i think the only goal from the very beginning was to bring him home and put him next to his parents. and that's been accomplished. so it's a little overwhelming and emotional for me, but i'm so happy it finally happened. >> so here's the timetable. he is, as you can see, home. he will be buried friday with full military honors, right next to his parents. that will happen in keene, new hampshire. >> amazing what now, to make moments like that happen. >> it's important to that family, which is very special. harvey is here next with a check on tonight's showers. >> and then new at 11, two dogs caught in a tight spot, stuck in a drainage pipe, 60 feet under ground. we're hearing from the people >> doesn't look like much. >> it didn't much. a couple showers on the south shore. that's it. they'll be moving out and t

edwin encarnacion is very upset over the low strike three call.obody woos pleased with his strike zone at all. the warrer whys played what would normally be a forgettable pre-season game except for the rookie who stole the show. the other new guy had 19 points. the car yes, sirs -- the warriors throwing it down. here comes mccaw. down threer at the end of regulation. sending it to over time. then final seconds and for the win at the buzzer. driving left and steve kerr couldn't believe it. dub win it and take on the lakers. the raiders 4-1 and are in first place, but living on the edge in fourth quarter. on sunday they host the 2-2 chiefs. the raiders haven't beat kc since carr's rookie year. old friend alex smith is back in the bay area. he has played well against oakland. carr knows a division game against kc will be tough. >> we didn't even beat kansas city last year. there is nothing to hold our chest out and think highly of ourselves. we need to compete and get a win by a team we didn't beat. >> a little golf. rain delays means they are hard-p

troy with the single scores edwin and it's 2-1 bluejays. bottom 9 we go. ortiz with a chance to be a hero. he grounds out. got a huge ovation from the crowd watchi career. red sox lose this one 2-1. >> do you think the last two series have taken away momentum. >> no, i don't. we were in a position to win probably three of these ball games that did get away from us late. but no, this team is confident. we're looking forward to cleveland on thursday. >> reporter: meanwhile the the tribe gets home field advantage in the series against the sox. so game 1 will be thursday in cleveland. game two on friday. then back to fenway park for game 3 sunday and possibly monday a game 4. so there you have it, the latest. toronto with the victory wins the wild card and home field advantage. they will host baltimore on tuesday and play texas, the winner of that game plays the texas rangers. that's the park. now let's go to more on the patriots. >> talking about the pats, these are the types of games that you're going to have when you have a rookie at quarterback. there will

. >> translator: in west virginia the students were addressed by edwin jackwell, a former prisoner of war under the japanese force in the philippines. he told the students about the extreme hardships he experienced and that there are no winners in war. >> i discovered that the consequences of war is nothing but death and destruction. >> reporter: one of the students was suginaki who was in his third year at a university in tokyo. for him, it was the first time he had ever heard in person about what american p.o.w.s went through. >> translator: it was for interesting. i would like to share with other people the stories heard about the p.o.w.s. >> reporter: the group also visited the harry s. truman library in independence, missouri. truman was the u.s. president who took the decision to drop two atomic bombs in japan in 1945. truman's grandson welcomed the students. he's been working on grassroots initiatives listening to bomb survivors. they had a role-playing exercise for the students together with american students. they examined the decision making process that led to the order for