desde la ciudad de mÉxico elisa osorio univisiÓn.eado de contradicciones. fui uno de los abogados que lo visiten la cÁrcel desmintiÓ versiones de que quiere venir cuanto ante los estados unidos porque la situaciÓn en el altiplano sea intolerable. hablÓ acerca de la hija mayor del chapo que hizo explosivas declaraciones contra el gobierno mexicano, al no aclarar sÍ existe tal parentesco. jessica: joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn está sorprendido por la supuesta hija que declarÓ que la fuga con acuerdo entre el fuselaje mexicano, asÍ lo dijo el jefe de abogado josÉ refugio rodrÍguez, quien lo visitÓ el dÍa de hoy. josÉ: me dijo pobre muchacha, porque estarÁ haciendo eso? , estÁ muy mal, es mentira, eso no es cierto, dijo quiÉn la estarÁ obligando a decir eso? jessica: la mujer se declarÓ como la hija mayor del campo, y declarÓ que joaquÍn guzmÁn loera financiÓ la campaÑa de varios polÍticos que despuÉs lo traicionaron, pero el abogado se negÓ a decir si realmente es la hija del capo del cÁrtel de sinaloa. josÉ: es un tema familiar, no soy quien

reporting live in studio...elisa raffa... abc9 news. tim: after attempting a routine traffic stop, turned into a methamphetamine bust in spencer spencer police saying 31-year old blaine stockwell of laurens tried to get away from police after they tried to pull him over. stockwell led them on a high speed pursuit before crashing into a ditch in rural clay county. after he was arrested, stockwell was charged with possession of meth, reckless driving and several other charges. jenna: mercy medical center's child advcacy center got a big hand from the sioux city police association today. members of the p-d presented a check for 5 thousand dollars that will be used to help build a new facility for mercy child advocacy. they're looking to expand to better serve victims of child abuse. sioux city police say it's an honor to help them. " we're excited to donate to this group. they do just an invaluable service for this community, for this area actually cause i know people have come form as far as spencer and storm lake to seek their services.

elisa hahn takes you inside a school near seattle with the principle is working to make sure all students are comfortable.>> at canmore junior high answering nature's call between classes isn't always as easy as walking into a boy or girl bathroom. >> i would come to school every day in fear having to go to the bathroom. >> skyler is a transgender school student. coming out to his mom was the first up. >> i came out as a transgender. i said finally. finally. he says you have known all of this time? >> i said yes i have been waiting for you to tell me. >> because of negative experiences skyler wasn't ready to step into the boys bathroom. >> i am frightened to go in go to the female bathroom. i would hold it for hours and hours and that would cause health problems. that is no good. >> it is a common problem in transgender kids. when skyler avoided drinking liquids his mother had to step in. >> i said what do you need. let me do something to help. >> she asked them for more bathrooms. the principal wanted to accommodate transgender students. he got creative and converted for single staff bat

heather: elisa temperature is higher next week. -- at least the temperature is local teams in the ncaa tournament. we have reaction on the tar heels win over providence. and a reminder that we want you on the breaking news team. if you see something happening where you are, send us pictures or video. eyewitness announcer: now, abc 11 eyewitness sponsored by your local toyota dealers. heather: it is a record-setting ncaa tournament for the acc. duke and carolina part of that, and mark armstrong rings of the recap from raleigh. mark: it is a wrap in raleigh as the tar heels move on to philadelphia and a 316 date with the indiana hoosiers. in the first round, it was the first tale of a second-half explosion. we will so you how this on folded in the first half. brice johnson on the fastbreak, rewarded with the ball and slows down. the heels up four points. chris done was spectacular. fighting for the backdoor throw down. he had 29. game tied at 21, but that is when everything changed. the heels of the gas pedal down. throw down, through a foul, and check out john on the bench celebrate. la

abc9 news reporter elisa raffa has more. "i struck my mother, more times than i wanted to" says jonathan neunaber, pleaded guilty to murder. shocking testimony today as jonathan neunaber pleads guilty to one count of second degreeee murder and one count of willful injury in connection th the 2014 death of his mother, 80 ye old esther. acacrding to court records, esther neunaber suffered more than fourty blows to the head. in july of 2014, both of neunaber's parents were found plymouth county. it was later father, donald, died but his mothers deliberate. "neunaber specifically intended to cause serious injury to esther neunaber when he struck her with that pipe" says judge steven andreasen, plymouth county district court. neunaber originally faced first degree murder charges. as part of the plea agreement to lesser charges.... neunaber admitted guilt and detailed his crime in open court. "when dad died, i did not know what to do next. i was not epared to be the man of theouse" says jonathaha neunaber, pleaded guilty to murder

. >> in september of 2011, elisa baker, her stepmother, pled guilty in the case of her death. months before an id was ever made. and clyde gibbs recalls her father as cooperative. >> he was the main individual that was the person who did receive her remains before they went back to australia. >> closure came for the family in the case. >> it was good to say, yes, we have zahra baker. >> steve crump, wbtv on your side, in raleigh, what very been following the case, can you see this and the coverage right now online at wbtv.com. >>> new at 11, woman accused of squatting -- squatting in this home pulled out all the stops trying to defend her position she was living there legally. we have been investigating her for months. she was arrested after she was found in a home in piper glen. she was there illegally. today she got rid of her attorney and will defend herself. she said the court has no jurisdiction because she is a member of the moorish nation they create meaningless documents to acquire homes. she interrupted the proceedings and tried to call witnesses after the closing sta

. >> reporter: in september of 2011, elisa baker, the stepmother, pled guilty, months before positive i.d. was made. clyde gibbs recalls her father >> he was the main individual that was as the person who did receive her remains before they went back to australia. >> reporter: closure not only came for zahra's family but those who invested countless hours in the case. >> it was very good to be able to say yes, we have zahra baker. >> reporter: steve crump, wbtv on your side, raleigh. >> john: we've been following the case for you every step of the way for years. you can see our complete coverage on wbtv.com. >>> come up at the top of the hour, while you were sleeping, crews were on the scene of a fire that destroyed a family's home, the investigation in that fire just ahead. al? >> al: while you were sleeping we had rain you can see it, moved through quickly overnight, now we're setting up for much cooler day today, i will have the seven day forecast. kristen? >> kristen: al, super tuesday results, scott kelly back on earth, a violent crash in massachusetts all that wbtv news this mor

elisa trying to figure out why he started shooting. -- police are trying to figure out why he started shooting. >>> eyewitness news this morning angela jacobs has been following all of our political coverage. this all follows a violent weekend in the race for the white house. >>reporter:trumps opponents are not hesitating to point out that images of violence on his rallies leading to two events being canceled are being seen around the world. now, they are the ones on the attack. >> it was totally organized, troublemakers. >>reporter:after angry, chaotic scenes over the weekend at donald trump's events in illinois, missouri and ohio. one man even try to rush the stage as he spoke. more secret service agents, than ever are now surrounding the gop front runner >> they are not protesters, they are disruptors. they are supposed to disrupt >>reporter:trumps rivals on both sides are on their own >> he is trafficking and hate, and fear. >> no matter what it takes, i will not take the low road to the highest office in america. >>reporter:we have been following the violence that has been a dist

jenna: abc9's elisa raffa was at the courthouse plea hearing was being held "i struck my mother, more times than i wanted to" says jonathan neunaber, pleaded guilty to murder. shocking testimony guilty to one count murder and one injury in connection of his mother, 80 according to court records, esther neunaber suffered blows to the head. in july of 2014, both of neunaber's parents were found dead in rural it was later father, donald, died but his mothers deliberate. specifically intended injury to esther neunaber when he pipe" says judge steven andreasen, plymouth county district court. neunaber originally faced first degree murder charges. as part of the plea agreement to lesser charges.... neunaber admitted guilt and detailed his crime in open court. "when dad died, i did not know what to do next. i was not prepared to be the man of the house" says jonathan neunaber, pleaded guilty to murder. "i took some pills, with the idea that we could all be buried together. obviously that did not work, i'm still here" says jonathan neunaber, pleaded guilty to spend up to sixty years in prison

. >> believes the elisa campaigns should understand this and d sensitive to the fact that local cities need to balance budgets. >> primary less than a week away it appears there is a problem . >> lorrie taylor says some voters complained that the republican ballot does not make sensese. state comes to awarding delegates the republican ballot has two opportunities to vote forto two different types of delegates and some aren't sure what to do.en >> the ballot has two boxes, both naming the last 11 republican hopefulste when the form was drawn up includingt kasich, marco rubio, trump and ted cruz, after selecting one of the names in the first box were at large delegate and alternate, thereeg given a second time to vote for the second people as . fat cat confusing .. >> officials from the cuyahoga county board of elections had to research and release a statement to for hours after the first call that reads in part -- the confusion is born out of a change in law allowingu the republican party to alter the way it awards it awards delegates namm 2016 according to officials from the board of e

family members say 14-year-old elisa calhoun were playing on a swim noodle.ad jumped into the water to try to save them. but he had to be rescued. she was able to lift up her baby sister. once emergency crews arrived they performed cpr but she died at the hospital and kendall is in the icu. >> she won't be getting monday morning. kendall. she doing better but she's got a lot of work yet. >> feel for the family. adding to the pain, the calhoun family was grieving another child lost. >>> three children under the age of ten accused of making a big mess at a california church. seven, eight and nine years old, smashed windows sprayed a fire extinguisher. the mother of the 8-year-old turned her son into police. she says age is in excuse and he's got to learn. >>> tonight was act two for fox with second live televiseded musical. fans tuned in for the passion. an updated story of the last days of jesus. ♪, , ♪, . >> fall apart, barely breathing with a broken heart. that's still beating. end the pain. >>> the passion included modern day music to that included performa

elisa by barbara before he even knows what cowboys do want them to clay's is president of the pro light rail group virginia beach this and she says the city needs to take advantage of the states grants now all of the provisions that mr moss sites in his resolution they have already been approved by city council when they went through their adoption of the budget last may. city treasurer john atkinson has been circulating petitions to get light rail on the ballot in november. his group will be out of the polls tomorrow for super tuesday he hopes to get enough signatures to push through the voter referendum new tonight the coast guard rescues a man after his skiff ran aground near jamestown island this is the video here the rescue the coast guard says they received a call yesterday afternoon about a fifteen foot skiff that ran aground north of jamestown island of course on black river. the man was rescued after high tide this morning the coast guard helicopter crew lowered a rescue swimmer were told he is in good condition. tonight a vigil tonight for the three family members killed by a

they busted the 35-year-old sam elisa in the lobby bathroom of the police department. a police officer heard a thump and they unlocked the door and found him unconscious. they found a needle and he was bleeding from his arm. he was treated and charged with possessing heroin and drug paraphernalia. >>> and the humane society opened its doors to 14 dogs rescued from a arkansas puppy mill. 300 dogs were found living in terrible conditions and kinds of issues. the arkansas property owner surrendered the dog. that person is facing cruelty charges. the society says some of the dogs spent their lives in cages, forced to breed for puppies that sell for hundreds of dollars. >> don't buy puppies from pet stores are you just selling them it is okay to keep doing that and their lives like they don't matter but they do. it is not fair she spent 8 years just giving birth. >> that is why you adopt and don't shop. >> they get the care they need and neutered and chipped and they go up for adoption. there you go. >>> and mike bennett is joining us. you know what it is like to adopt and

abc9 news reporter elisa raffa has more. "i struck my mother, more times than i wanted to" says jonathan neunaber, pleaded guilty to murder. shocking testimony today as jonathan neunaber pleads guilty to one count of second degree murder and one count of willful injury in connection year old esther. according to court records, esther neunaber suffered more than fourty blows to the head. in july of 2014, both of neunaber's parents were found dead in rural plymouth county. it was later determined that his father, donald, died of natural causes but his mothers death was deliberate. "neunaber specifically intended to cause serious injury to esther neunaber when he struck her with that pipe" says judge steven andreasen, plymouth county district court. neunaber originally faced first degree murder charges. as part of the plea agreement to lesser charges.... neunaber admitted guilt and detailed his crime in open court. "when dad died, i did not know what to do next. i was not prepared to be the man of the house" says jonathan neuna

abc9 news reporter elisa raffa has the very latest. "i struck my mother, more times than i wanted to" says jonathan neunaber, pleaded guilty to murder. shocking testimony today as jonathan neunaber pleads guilty to one count of second degree murder and one count of willful injury in connection withthhe 2014 death of his mother, 80 year old esther. according to court records, esther neunaber suffered more than fourty blows to the head. in july of 2014, both of neunaber's parents were found dead in rural plymouth county. it was later determined that his father, donald, died of natural causes but his mothers death qas deliberate. "neunaber specifically intended to cause serious injury to esther neunaber when he struck her with that district court. neunaber originally faced first degree murder charges. as part of the plea agreement to lesser charges.... neunaber admitted guilt and detailed his crime in open court. "when dad died, i did not know what to do next. i was not prepared to be the man of the houou" says jonathan neunaber, pleaded

reporter: elisa is 24. >> there could be more discussion of actual issues. reporter: come election day, what will help them choose? >> somebody who takes a pragmatic approach, and will listen to all sides of the story. >> the environment. and well being of my people, the economy, raising up minimum wage, making things better. steve: they heard something in supreme court today, they have not heard in 10 years, justice clarence thomas' voice. last time he spoke in court was 2006, he said he realizes on opinion, some speculated that thomas may have spoken up to take mantle of fellow conservative justice scalia two month. dari: a college student had to make a humiliating apology in north korea, he was arrested last month accused of stealing a nittal sign from a hotel, university of verge verge virginia had to admit what he did to cameras from over the world. >> i have been very impressed by the korean government humanitarian treatment of severe criminals like myself. i committed my crime, aimed at harming the work ethic and motivation of korean people. dari: whi

chris questions if dakota, a year-old lab mix he adopted with his girlfriend elisa was even being let outside by the pet sitting service they hired. january 4th, the first of two days he recorded, the dog walker goes to the kitchen and leaves minutes later. >> she was here for 6 minutes? >> 6 minutes. >> reporter: dakota's off camera for all of one minute. >> do you wonder if dakota even went out? >> yeah, it's really quick. chris says dakota did her business in the bedroom. >> for what i thought she was having problems or rebelling or just being a puppy, it was actually because she wasn't going out and was having to hold it all day. >> reporter: the following day chris says the dog walker was even more delinquent. the log reads dakota was walked twice, at 11:00 and 4:00. >> she charged me for two visits but only came for one. >> reporter: we do see her pet dakota once, even threw her a toy, once. all while on the phone. >> that was all the interaction she got that day. she was home from 6:30 in the morning to 8:00 at night. >> reporter: chris says when he confronted the dog walker, s

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alright the rolling stones about to make some big because people in cuba about to get some satisfaction elisa had won what's trending now huge story today but here's a look at some of the other top trending stories good news if you're a fan of netflix hit documentary making a murder i know i am the filmmakers say they're working on feeding tube right now speaking in new york city yesterday they told variety magazine that the second season will dive deeper into the case against steven avery and brendan da sea. no word yet though on how soon it will be released. turning now to someone who isn't happy about an academy award winning documentary about singer amy winehouse won an academy award for her father isn't celebrating mitch white house says it's fantastic that people still let his daughter who died of alcohol poisoning in two thousand eleven at age twenty seven but he says oscar party is still a knee which won the best documentary oscar on sunday quote has no bearing on her life. he claims the documentary paints his sad and very unhappy last three years says that nothing could be further fr

joining me now to discuss the co-host of "outnumber ed" the andrea and president of high noon strategies elisa booth, and the host of red eye, tom shillue and strategist and talk show host richard fowler, and of cour course, and certainly not last but least democratic political strategist jessica parlov, and so andrea, it seems that there are republicans who are more concerned about saving the republican party than they care about saving the republic. >> a ha! it is not saving the republican party, but it to sea island and golf and the merlots and the steaks at the capital grill, and saving the power and the existence, and the establishment has made big money off of being professional campaign consultant, and jesse, this is a big business. you think of the thousands of lobbyist lobbyists that won't lobby to donald trump the way they could lobby an establishment candidate, and that is why they are fighting so hard for their own relevance, but they are the ones who got us into the mess. when president obama said it is not me, is right, it is the republicans who got themselves into the mess. they

[cheers and applause] now our campaign elisas to the needs of billionaires'.with our campaign is to read is listening to the needs of the middle-class and working families of our country. and this is what i am hearing from workers. we were in florida yesterday at disney world uphold people are taking nine or $10 an hour because they cannot make it on $0,910 an hour. [cheers and applause] do the arithmetic as well as i can. nobody can take care of a family on an $10 you cannot even take care of yourself. this is why we need to end the starvation minimum wage of 725 per hour. we will raise the minimum wage at $15 an hour. isn't a radical idea to say that if somebody works 40 hours a week that person should not be living in poverty. [cheers and applause] talking about equitable wages for women. [cheers and applause] to say why is it happening go to work and then baking $0.79 on top of it? [cheers and applause] and minorities are making less. and said to have the fight for pay equity. en a great nation is judged not by how many millionaires him billionaires' we ha

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