>> irene garza? >> irene garza. you knew that? >> yeah. >> this is irene garza's cousin.rned about irene's murder when she was in high school. how old are you now? >> i'm 25. >> 25 years old, the same age as irene when she died. and like irene, sarah lives with her parents. in fact, irene's old bedroom is now sarah's bedroom. sarah even bears an eerie resemblance to irene. >> you almost have the same hair, i must say. she had long, dark hair. >> noemi asked if she could go inside the house. >> see what it triggers back because i was here as a child. the day that she went missing, i was here. >> oh, you were here. wow. >> sarah welcomed her inside where the past came back in a way noemi never imagined. inside, sarah gave something to noemi. after all these years, a high school yearbook from 1949 had remained in the house through three different owners, waiting for the family that would cherish it. >> bye-bye! thanks. >> bye. thank you. >> god bless you. >> what is that? >> they found it in there. >> this is irene's sister's yearbook? >> mm-hmm. irene might even be in here.

garza lleva 14 anos en uniforme...e marina garza 12 cuando paso el 11 de spt estaba en la escuela y senti que faltaba hacer algo por el pais 3.17 ayudar a la gente y hacer eso me hace mejor persona y a la ciudad la hace mas habitable, mas segura. ==bridge 46.06== cuando un policia recibe una llamada por radio alertandolos sobre un incidente.. estos aparecen en la computadora categorizados por letras a b y c... la a es la mas importante... ==track== importante porque indica sobre un peligro inminente. la computadora recibe una notificacion que enciende las sirenas.... garza 29.15 un hombre mayor esta siendo atacado por jovenes recibimos la descripcion 29.30 hombre de raza negra, sweater verde.. 20 anos... y en minutos... [nat] la policia lo vio y salio a detenerlo antes de que pudiera escapar lo detuvieron, refuerzo policial llego rapidamente y la ley actuo... garza 42.58 "la victima vino y lo pudo identificar" de alli el sospechoso fue trasladado a la estacion policial... garza y su companero continuaron con su mision

this is ram ram garza jr. some of you may remember the pictures last summer when an unprecedented surge of central american children and families arrived at our texas border. the pictures really kind of burned into your memory for a lot of us. they were, the pictures were, we're more used to seeing in war zones than our own country. hundreds and hundreds of unaccompanied minors, mothers with young children in search of protection literally turning themselves in to our border agents and asking for asylum. the rio grande valley in south texas is where agent ram garza works. ram is the he's the acting patrol agent in charge of the rio grande valley sector of the u.s. border patrol. in the rio grande valley where ram works is the epi center of that humanitarian crisis that we witnessed last year. that's because most of the migrants were from the northern triangle of central america were fleeing violence, fleeing economic desperation and fleeing a sense of hopelessness in guatamala, honduras and el salvador. they h

. >> garza pulls out his phone and begins recording. >> that will be mine one day. >> the guys don't know it, but the car is a bugatti veyron. it's one of the world's fastest and most expensive cars capable of reaching 250 miles per hour. there are fewer than 100 in the world. >> it looked like one of a kind, and that's what prompted me to want to record it for a little bit. >> but then, the unthinkable happens. >> oh. oh, he wrecked -- oh, [ bleep ]. oh, [ bleep ]. >> then, boom, with a huge flash, it dives into the saltwater marsh. >> garza and his friends are shocked. they call 911 to report the incident. >> oh, [ bleep ]. >> and then continue on to their destination. police and a tow truck quickly arrive. so does galveston county daily news reporter, chris paschenko, acting on a tip. >> when i arrived, i saw what i believed to be the exhaust bubbling out of the water. the vehicle was in about two feet deep of saltwater at that time. >> paschenko approaches the diver, andy house, who buys and sells high-performance cars through his texas business, performance auto sales. >> andy t

let me acknowledge black lives matter and elise ya garza. [applause] >> all right. thank you supervisor mar for recognizing our work. it's an honor to have been recognized now for the second time. first time by supervisor david campos for the work that we did and are continuing to do in baby hunter's point with power as he mentioned and then, of course, now, what we're doing with black lives matter. we appreciate your acknowledgement and recognition. as i mentioned before, i worked in bay view for nearly ten years with families who are still struggling to survive in one of the wealthiest cities in the world. as we celebrate the accomplishments of black folks during the shortest month of the year -- (laughter) >> -- i would like to challenge san francisco, a place that i love very much and a place where my parents grew up to declare 2015 the year of black futures. black futures is still in the balance. we have displacement at an all time high. as senator mark said, we are less than four percent of the population. unemployment is higher than it should be. way too many

yo respeto el pensar de cada persona" fs 2 cesar --- janeth garza indic: "hay un dicho que dice 'la bocaorazn'. pienso que tambin nuestros valores se rigen por nuestras creencias... ser que ah se aplique "dime en qu crees y te dir como eres?" ---gracias a todos por sus comentarios! cesar ---un grupo de abuelitas en la ciudad de "el alto" en bolivia combaten los dolores propios de la edad practicando "balonmano"... take vo ---la terapia consiste en jugar haciendo ejercicios, como correr todas agarradas de la cintura cantando y trotando de un lado al otro por toda la cancha para que al final reciban su premio: "jugar balonmano"... vo-blanca ---son decenas de mujeres de origen "aymara" que se renen cada mircoles en una cancha techada de una populosa barriada haciendo a un lado sus labores domsticas y sus puestos de venta. ---dolores reumticos cataratas y otras enfermedades asociadas con la edad no les impiden correr por la cancha con sus largas polleras tpicas de las mujeres "aymaras". cu --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. --le esperamos maÑana a las 5:30 oraÓrale compafredres bie

alex garza had been storing his daughter's fish tank right here. >> i'm surprised it survived. they're still alive. >> reporter: his daughter's fish and turtle survived the fire. >> it's terrible. but good thing i'm still alive. that's what matters. >> reporter: the only good news after a destructive fire that caused people their property and others their livelihood. in san jose, allie rasmussen. >>> the faa proposed long awaited rules today for the future use of commercial drones. among the requirements would be a competency test and security check. there would also be safety restrictions such as keeping the drone inside and a ban on nighttime flying. >> and they are in the there. >>> meantime hobbyists enjoyed a day at the races. if you haven't seen the before, that's what the start of a drone race looks like. although drones can be expensive, there are drones to fit just about every budget. >> the beauty of the hobby is everyone can grow at their own pace. so with what we're doing today we're basically racing mini quads 500 or below. so you can do what suits your pocket. tha

so, now, 53 years later, evidence points only to the man who heard irene garza's final confession, theher life. cnn's gary tuchman has the remarkable story. >> she had beautiful, shiny hair. she had this natural