some are surprised and disappointed that garza blames them for the funding situation. they say their hands are tied with the budget. >> we transferred $66 million more this year than last year. transferred over $2 billion for the school this is year. >> reporter: next school year will present huge challenges with a predicted $100 million shortfall. garza says the only thing left to cut will be programs. >> this next round of cuts, our schooling not look the same. >> supervisors can only raise revenue by raising the property tax rate. they maintain that $1.9 rate when they approved the county budget on tuesday. >>> still ahead firefighters scramble to battle flames that threaten to spread radiation from the chernobyl nuclear power plant. >> and the results of a new study grading hospitals. >>> crews have stopped a wildfriar from reaching cher bowl. >> they are battling flames about 10 miles from that plant. some of the station that caught fire is still contaminated by radioactive particles that happened in 1986. authorities are working to reenforce it again sometime nex

:take sot/ amiga de manuel garza(girl taking spanish with glases and black shirt) no es justo..no esjecuciones tiene que parar y todos cometemos errores. y solo dios tiene la palabra. :take sot/ mike helle/ presidente de asociacion de policia: el presidente de la asociacion de policia en san antonio.asegur a, que se ha hecho justicia.nadie merece morir y menos cuando se trata de alguien que protege a su comunidad.. :take vo: ahora los encargados del pabellon de la muerte han regresado al mismo problema de hace dos semanas.tendra n que movilizarse para obtener mas de la dosis mortal de lo contrario solo les quedara suficiente para dos reos y aun tiene 6 en la lista de ejecucion... la noche llego aqu a compaÑada de la muerte y ahora acobija a manuel garza en su camino a san antonio texas donde sera enterrado.reportando desde las afueras del pabellon de la muerte.jorge enrique desantiago.telemundo. blanca --la llamada "crisis humanitaria" en la frontera sur de estados unidos hoy en da se traslada, segn un reciente informe,a una crisis que estn viviendo organizaciones comunitarias. take

. >> garza pulls out his phone and begins recording. >> that will be mine one day. >> the guys don't, 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 told me t

jose garza and rahan bhutto explain to our crew how their religious practices aren't hindered by prisonars. >> at 5:00 we come up and do prayers and then we just begin our day like that. >> so talk to me a little why this cell looks so different from other cells we've been in. >> half islam is based on cleanness. we have to be clean so we keep ourself clean and well organized. islam is in here or street is the same. >> but bhutto and garza had more in common. >> i'm charged with murder first degree, so as far as details, life without possibility. same thing. >> i've been here for heat of passion. i caught my wife with somebody and -- >> and? >> killed her. you know, i'm not proud. i regretted every single minute of it. >> so what was the charge? what was the conviction? >> heat of passion. >> you know, he told us he took responsibility for his actions but during the course of the interview, it seemed as though he kind of left the door open a crack to say, i'm not really sure. >> a lot of people say i can justify according to the bible or koran. if your spouse is cheating on you, you hav

superintendent karen garza says that is because the county board of supervisors today passed a budget for 2015 that fails to fully fund public schools. garza released a statement that says in part, supervisors are sending a clear message they are unemender the increasing challenges of our students, our teachers and our schools. >>> coming up, we do not have to tell you, parking in d.c. can be really, really tricky. if you make a mistake, you can get ticketed. or towed away. even if you think you are following the rules. we will take you to one block where even if you feed the meter, you just can't win. that's up next. . >>> and here is another live look right now in baltimore where there are still a handful of protesters there that have which car company is the first and only to offer built-in 4g lte wi-fi in cars, trucks and crossovers? ranking from top to bottom. i'm gonna say mercedes is the innovator. bmw just because they're pricey. the final answer... wow...(cheers) chevy. this model has the wi-fi in it? -yep that's the dream to have wi-fi in the car. get cash back for 15% of th

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in here or the street, it's the same. >> but bhutto and garza have more in common than religion. >> mynce is life without a possibility of patrol. >> i'm charged with murder, first degree, so as far as details, life without possibility -- same thing. >> i'm here for heat of passion. i caught my wife with somebody and -- >> and? >> killed her. know, i'm not proud of it, i've regretted every single minute of it. >> so what was the charge? what was the conviction? it's not heat of passion. >> it is heat of passion. >> he told us he took responsibility for his actions. but during the course of the interview, it seems like he kind of left the door open a crack to say, i'm not really sure. >> a lot of people say i can justify according to the bible or koran. if your spouse is cheating on somebody, you have a right. god tells it a certain way. it is, but be better -- we are human beings. we are given choice, right from wrong. i knew what was right. what i did, i can't justify it. she had a mother. she was somebody's daughter. she had a father. the worst part is, i have a daughter with my wife

superintendent karen garza says that's because the county board of supervisors passing a 2016 budgethat fails to fully fund public schools. garza released a statement saying supervisors are sending a clear message that they're unconcerned about the increasing challenges of our students, our teachers and our schools. >>> water is still the talk of the town in california this morning. governor jerry brown has introduced more water-related legislation. this new bill would increase the max much penalty for residentwater to 10,000 -- $10,000 per day, up from an arch $500 penalty. >> i think of this as just another installment on a long enterprise to live with the changing clip mat and with the drought of -- climate and with the drought of uncertain duration. >> it's hoped it will give communities the authority to crack down on violators. the board is expected to vote on the regulations next week. >>> good morning and welcome back to wusa9. it is 6:29. i'm andrea roane. we can call today wonderful wednesday and take a look at why. this is a beautiful shot from the airport. we're expecting

if susan garza, who is with us tonight, gets on that council, you're putting somebody who has come out of the public schools on the council. these are grass roots folks that came up because they were so concerned about the way rahm emanuel was running things. this runoff for mayor and city council seats was unprecedented. chicago politics has been shaken up in a very profound way and he may have had a five to one spending advantage and all the power of incumbency to get him through, but he lost 44% of the vote. 250,000 chicagoans voted for an insurgent candidate who wasn't running six months ago. >> what about the money? what are your thoughts? >> rahm emmanuel came into the race with $24 million. one of the things that i think is really significant is i know the tenth ward -- i was outspent as well. it is pretty extraordinary what chuy did in such a short amount of time. he didn't have enough time to get those people together and push it forward. >> the teachers union was against the mayor, although you get elected as well as others who are outaligned with public education. >> i'm hop

garza is warning that a likely $100 mill shortfall next year is going to force cuts to programs she says them excellent. everything outside of the core curriculum will have to be considered for cutting. the teacher pay has remained flat. the only thing left to cut she says will be programs. county supervisors say they give the schools as much as they could. >>> good morning. welcome to wusa9. our time 16:28. ity -- is 6:28. it's a dry morning but it's going to give way to a wet evening for some of you. you'll want to stick around and find out who get it is. >> i'm nick giovanni. when it rains, it pours. that pollen is twirl -- is swirring. raise those tissues. -- swirling. raise those tissues. anybody got them? >> there's no box over here. >> we'll track that down, larry. the good news is the rain is going to wash that out? >> then we'll get mold. >> the tree pollen is the biggest culprit right now, specifically oak. i think we're just going to be dealing with it and so i've been told it's all year round here in d.c. >> this is weird. a lot of people coming into this town are all of a su

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alan: no me creo que eso es divina garza soy divina garza. una de las tantas frases.ra a travÉs del anÁlisis, se inhala a travÉs de la nariz y se exhala a travÉs de la nariz. karla: los relaja. bÁrbara: además nos ayuda a canalizar la energÍa. aprenden a conocer su cuerpo, estimula el sistema nervioso y la circulaciÓn, todas las posturas tiene beneficios del sistema digestivo, para acelerar el metabolismo, es una prÁctica fÍsica... karla: vamos a comenzar con las condiciones bÁsicas. bÁrbara: perfecto, el balance es sumamente importante, y los niÑos necesita escuchar y prestar atenciÓn. primero vamos a pararnos, y vamos a saludar el sol que es nuestra guÍa. nunca con temple en la respiraciÓn, sino que siguen respirando. ahora relajen las manitos. ahroa vamos a hacer el Árbol. dinÁmico y divertido, una posiciÓn de balance, ahora vamos a tratar de poner el pie en la rodilla, sin maltratarla y mantenga el balance. sigan respirando. muy bien. ahora vamos a hacer una posiciÓn sÚper divertida que es la posiciÓn del perro. vamos a hacer un triÁngulo. los talones hacia atrÁs.

. >> reporter: alicia garza, one of the cofounders of the black lives matter movement in oakland applauded the swift action against the officer. >> we need a full and fundamental transformation of what placing looks like in the country. >> reporter: like changing the police officer's bill of rights and the system that allows officers to investigate themselves after shootings. as civil rights attorney john bures watched the video. >> he is a good 25, maybe 30 yards away, he is still shooting. >> reporter: he says it seems clear that slager had no legal standing for pulling the trigger. >> you are not supposed to use deadly force. you are not supposed to do that. it is defense of others and yourself. >> what do yes know about the victim? it was a traffic stop. >> reporter: absolutely. a broken taillight. the guy who was actually pulled over was a father of four who owed back child support. that may be why he was running but he had no history of violence. >> and the police officer wasn't a rookie. he had been there a while. >> reporter: he had been there a while. and tonight, he is behind bar

houses in a town bordering garza in the sanaa region were hit.e killed inside their homes. >>> a palestinian man who stabbed two soldiers has been shot debt. one of the israeli soldiers was critically hurt while the other was slightly injured before killing at tacker, it happened near the jewish settlement, it's the second knife tack in a week tagger targeting israeli soldiers. >>> the palestinian liberation organization is trying to secure the safe passage of palestinians caught in the fighting of the yarmouk refugees camp inside syria. eights week since isil fighters stormed the camp which was home to about 18,000 palestinians, em identity he is tie ab reports. >> reporter: for days, she has been searching the internet for news out of the yarmouk refugees camp. although she now lives in the occupied west bank city, she grew up in yarmouk and still considers it her home. showing me pictures posted on social media websites of badly-damaged streets. >> translator: it makes me so sad to see the place where i was born and raised looking like this. i

karen garza. school system is warning, while this year is bad, next year could be even worse. the school system has added expenses and they may lose some funding from the commonwealth. they're looking at a possible shortfall of $100 million. in fairfax david culver news4. >>> it is not often a political endorsement is as controversial as that from prince george's county executive rashon baker. today he endorsed congressman chris van hollen for senator barbara mikulski's seat. many are upset that baker did not people a constituent interest his own county congresswoman donna edwards. baker and van holland served together in the maryland house of delegates in the 1990s. >> i regularly endorse people that i know personally that i trust personally, that i've work worked w. i think he's the type of person that's going to go in there and be the type of senator we've seen senator mikulski be. >> i've known donna edwards for over probably 15 years. i know she done a lot for the county. i would support her.

garza was conviced of killing a police officer in 2001.on execution carried out in texas in less than a week and the sixth execution in texas this year. >>> and a long island, new york, doctor is under arrest today. they uncovered a cache of weapons, illegal drug sales and a plan to murder yet another doctor. dr. anthony moschetto an undercover pill trafficking investigation and he planned to kill a rival physician. moschetto is due in court tomorrow. >>> medical marijuana is legal in half of the country. thousands use it to treat everything from pain to glaucoma to cancer. dr. sanjay gupta is back with his latest investigation into pot. he is making a recommendation, o too, this time. and he says journalists shouldn't take a position. it makes sense, objectivity is king. but at some point, open questions do get answered. at some point contentious issues do get resolved. at some point common sense preva prevails. so, here it is. we should legalize medical marijuana. sanjay joins me now. all right, sanjay. so, here's your platform. explain

karen garza, the superintendent here. what they're demanding is more money. they want raises. don't get it they tell me they're prepared to leave. teachers in our region's largest school district pleading in front of county supervisors -- >> good evening, my name is precious crabtree. i'm a proud educator who has served thousands of fairfax county children over the last 15 years. but i can't afford to live in the county that i love and teach on my salary. >> reporter: it's a $14 million gap between what the school board wants and what the board of supervisors is willing to give them. the school system says that could affect eagerly awaited raises. >> i want to be paid and appreciated for what they do for our children. >> reporter: kimberly adams represents some 4600 of the county's teachers. she says in the past five years educators have been passed over for significant increases in pay and some are just leaving. >> young teachers in their first five to ten years who haven't put down roots and a home are moving wherever they can to get a better salary. >> reporter: these inter

soldier and garza more murder. will tsarnaev meet the same fate? says. 53% of americans say tsarnaev should receive the dealt penalty and 45% say he should get life many prison. 26% of registered voters in boston support the death penalty for tsarnaev. 61% of them favor life in prison for him. massachusetts has reputation of being against the death penalty. state law doesn't allow capital punishment. it's an option because he's tried in federal court. keep in mind the defense attorney judy clark has successfully saved several high profile clients including uni bomber, susan smith. picture of her here the mother that drove into the lake drowning her two young sons strapped in the back seat of her vehicle. elements that may help spare tsarnaev's life. ultimately it's up to the jurors. their decision must be unanimous. all it takes is one that refuses to vote for the dealtth penalty and he gets life in prison. >> we have the criminal and civil rights attorney. it's great to have you here. as we talk about this, and there's been a break between the con

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in february i spoke about miro garza jr. a brother patrol -- a border der patrol agent. i had the opportunity to meet him in mcallen texas while on visit with senators johnson and ben sasse. this past summer mr. garza played an instrumental role in setting up an emergency operations and processing center which he now runs to help customs and border protection better manage unaccompanied minors and families apprehended along the southern border. today i rise to speak about another dedicated and outstanding employee at the department of homeland security. his name is matthew o'neill. matthew is an employee, special agent within the u.s. secret service agency. over the past several months there have been incidents including some as recently as this month that again raised serious questions about the agency and its ability to fulfill its responsibilities. the agency's leadership is still addressing these troubling incidents and taking steps to implement reforms and improve the agency. while it is important to usher in a new chapter for the secret service it is important that