prosecutors say gonzalez -- nation's enemies. prosecutors say gonzalez had 800 rounds of ammo in his car which was where he had lived as of late. >> wusa9's mola lenghi with those who knew him. >> reporter: he was described as basically a normal guy but admit recently there have been some things that set him apart. as his ex-wife will tell you, to know omar gonzalez is to know two different men. >> he's never been violent toward me. he's the loving character, but there was something that was not right. >> reporter: most of his neighbors in texas knew the normal friendly military veteran down the street, but before seeing gonzalez jump the white house fence some say they saw warning signs that something could be wrong. gonzalez reportedly told officers he rushed the white house because he wanted to warn the president about the atmosphere collapsing around him. his ex-wife samantha bell says during his three tours in iraq gonzalez developed severe mental problems including post- traumatic stress disorder. while still on active duty

gonzalez. she knows now. >> i felt stupid. i was there for three weeks and i kept thinking to myself, you made me look like a complete idiot, nobody said anything to me about this. >> reporter: by the next day, dr. bloomen shine's kid nighs failed. he was close to death. >> it's just hard reliving this. because i almost died. >> reporter: after weeks in the hospital, he pulled through, and began his own quest to find out who poisoned him. >> blood and urine taken at the hospital found no traces of the poison in bloomen shine's body. i think the state is proceeding under the theory that this is a mystery like a puzzle. why did he go in to kidney failure within a certain period of hours after he drank the con co concoction in those are the pieces of the puzzle. >> reporter: he suspected dr. gonzalez. he even secretly taped phone calls trying to get her to admit to it. >> i'm not a crazy person a, we were friends, but after all what happened, you need to understand that i feel pretty bad. i feel p

la seÑora erika warner amiga de gonzÁlez dijo que cuando viviÓ cerca dijo que siempre portaba un armama de fuego, asegurando que gonzÁlez sufrÍa de paranoia. el ejÉrcito dijo que sirviÓ desde el 97 al 2003. la comunidad queda pocas millas del fuerte hood poblada mayormente por soldados activos vecinos aseguran que los casos de sÍndrome estrÉs postraumÁtico son muy comunes. >> muchas soldados se suicidan y atentan contra la vida de sus seres queridos dijo que era muy emocional hablar del tema porque un amigo suyo recientemente se suicidÓ. es de puerto rico y dijo que querÍa apartarse y vivir alejado de grandes congregaciones de personas. >> si yo le decÍa, omar, necesitas ver un doctor, Él no me creÍa y se enojaba porque no entendÍa que tenía un problema, comentÓ la vecina. gonzÁlez se presentarÁ en corte el 1 de octubre las autoridades agregaron que en su vehÍculo contra el dos perros, una gran cantidad de balas, un machete y dos hachas se presume que estarÍa viviendo en su vehículo los Últimos 3 meses. para los vecinos de esta comunidad donde omar gonzÁlez viviÓ antes de iniciar lo d

apelarÁn la sentencia de la oncÓloga colombiana ana marÍa gonzÁlez condenada a 10 aÑos de cÁrcel pora su amante en texas. si un indocumentado cumple los requisitos podrÁ obtener la licencia para ejercer su profesiones menos en california. 57 estudiantes desaparecidos en guerrero, mÉxico tras un enfrentamiento con grupos armados, un grupo de jÓvenes atacó el congreso del estado exigiendo que la parezcan vivos. un desertor del autodenominado estado es la micro cuenta por primera vez cÓmo se vive el interior de la organizaciÓn terrorista. dicen que algunos occidentales dentro de la organizaciÓn son los mÁs extremistas, asÍ comenzamos. ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ♪ >> buenas noches, de que estÁ en asignaciÓn especial apelarÁn la decisiÓn los abogados de la oncÓloga colombiana sentencia de 10 aÑos por envenamiento de su ex amante texans. la investigadora tambiÉn perdiÓ su licencia para ejercer medicina. vilma nos tiene las Últimas acciones. >> a 10 aÑos de cÁrcel fue condenada ana marÍa gonzÁlez por envenenar a su ex amante el

ball and to gonzalez. in to shallow left to coghlan.he ninth. >> john: that's a fast ball that just keeps gonzalez to the barrel of the bat. he's hit two of these out of the ballpark today, but that one had some life on it that just couldn't get the barrel of the bat out quick enough and therefore a lazy fly ball to center field. >> matt: a big crowd this afternoon and they've stuck around through the rain. they stuck around through a lull on the field that looked like their cubs were put away, done today. on their feet in anticipation of the final out. 1-1 to matt kemp. >> matt: if rondon hangs out for this final out it's a three-game lead for the dodgers over the giants in the al west. l.a. down to its last strike. >> matt: two balls and two strikes. >> john: rondon does a great job with his mechanics back and behind every pitch he's thrown. fast ball or slider. >> matt: that will do it. a 1-2-3 ninth by rondon caps a brilliant come from behind win for the chicago cubs. without question, our game changer profile brought to you by t-mo

pedro rojas viajÓ en donde gonzÁlez vive en algÚn momento para conocer mÁs de la vida de este hombre.dado retirado omar gonzÁlez viviÓ antes del divorcio y comenzar su vida ambulante. entrÓ la casa blanca portando un cuchillo en la puerta de la casa blanca. la seÑora erika amiga de gonzÁlez dijo que cuando viviÓ en el vecindario le dijo que siempre portaba un arma. >> cuando sacaba su perro a caminar me decÍa que siempre portaba un arma de fuego, asegurando que gonzÁlez padecÍa de paranoia y sirviÓ desde el aÑo 97 el 2003 y del 2005 al 2012 comprendo varios despliegues en irak. la comunidad queda cerca del porte hood que estÁ poblada de soldados activos y retirados y los casos del sÍndrome postraumÁtico son muy comunes. >> muchos soldados se suicidan y atentan contra las vidas de sus seres queridos diciendo que es muy emocional hablar sobre temas ya que un amigo recientemente se habÍa suicidado. vecinos confirmaron que gonzÁlez es de porto rico y se fue del vecindario porque deseaba vivir solo lugar apartado. >> si yo le decÍa omar que necesitaba ver a un doctor o tratamiento Él no me

gonzalez and his history? >> they had a very thorough initial interview with mr. gonzalez. they initiated contact with his family members, his mental health history, and the police reports. >> so they determined he had a mental health history? >> he acknowledged he had a mental health history as a veteran suffering from ptsd. >> do protocols allow you to obtain his records? >> if the individual consents to the release of their medical records, we do pursue that. in this case, mr. gonzalez consented the release of his military medical records. >> you had all of his medical records to review. i presume you did review them? >> they were obtained over a period of time, and they have been reviewed. >> and despite all that, what happened? you didn't take any action, you didn't have him arrested. >> representative, it is a very difficult thing for people dealing with disabilities and people dealing with mental illness when they don't exhibit any unusual direction of interest. mr. gonzalez, at the time, denied any interest or any intent to harm anyone. he indicated that his informa

scott, what did you learn about gonzalez and the security breach? >> well, we knew he had a troubled past, that according to family and friends he suffered from ptsd following some stint in iraq. we did not expect these types of revelations, ones that prosecutors today said clearly indicate their thought that he is a danger to the president. at district court today a closer look at the man who made it all the way inside the white house after hopping the fence and a closer look at a very recent, very alarming set of accusations. while president obama today publicly expressed faith in the secret service -- >> the secret service does a great job. i'm grateful for all the sacrifice thest make on my behalf and my family's behalf. >> behind closed doors there is certain hammering up learning gonzalez's past. prosecutors revealed in court he was arrested in wythe county, virginia in july for eluding police during an attempted traffic stop. when they searched the iraqi veteran's vehicle they say they found a sawed-off shotgun and several rifles including a

gonzalez made it much farther than previously known. he contacted chairman of the house oversight committee. according to the washington post, after barrelling past immediately inside the door, gonzalez dashed passed the stairway leading half way up to the family's living quarters. gonzalez was tackled by a counter assault agent and far southern entities room. by then, he had reached the doorway to the green room. this shows just how far gonzalez traveled before he was finally apprehended. the grand east room where he's finally stopped s the very same room in which president obama announced osama bin laden had been killed by navy seals. >>> today, the washington post reports that an alarm box near the front entrance of the white house had been muted in what officers believe was a request of the usher's office. according to the secret service official. as had been previously reported, gonzalez had been charged with being in possession of a weapon in july 19th in which he allegedly drove recklessly and was in possession of weapons, includ

gonzalez was arrested in virginia two months earlier on july 19. mr. chairman, i'd like to enter into the record an inventory sheet that was provided by to us by the virginia state police. it lists the contents of this car, which included an arsenal of 11 firearms including sniper rifles and a sawed off shotgun. >> without objection the entire report will be placed in the record. >> thank you very much. it also included the contents of his car which included a small arsenal of 11 firearms, including sniper rifles and a sawed off shotgun. it also included a map of washington, d.c. with, and a quote, "a line drawn to the white house." according to the virginia state police, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives concluded there was no information in gonzalez's history that prohibited him from owning these firearms. yet he was severely mentally ill and a military psychiatrist reportedly treated him for post-traumatic stress disorder and paranoid schizophrenia. mr. chairman, i hate to even imagine what could have happened if gonzalez had b

check out the animation the path gonzalez took. all the way to the east room. gonzalez cascare is one concern. they tend to get answers from pearson about a series of incidents. the lone gunman firing shots a the white house in twvp. the prostitution scandal involving agents in colombia and night of drinking in march that lead to three being sent home from a presidential trip in amsterdam. the white house stood by the work of the service but there are plenty of questions heading into the morning's hearing. let's go right to chris jansing at the white house. tell us about this. the white house has been supportive of the secret service so far. it's going to change? >> well, on the record? that's what they say. the president has confidence although he also -- josh earnest told us during the daily briefing that the president and first lady were concerned. they have small children and some of these incidents have happened either while one of the children was in the house or just left. this is going to be a tough day for julia pearson. she's a 31-year veteran of the

he's mentally unstable. >> gonzalez will be held until his next hearing, which is october 1. he is being called a flight risk and a danger to the president. at the federal courthouse, wusa9. >> they will fight any efforts to expand the security barriers outside the white house. they are telling bruce johnson that they should be examining security inside the white house gates. >> did you hear about the guy jumping over the fence? going through the unlocked door? could this happen in new zealand? >> not a lot. >> visitors to the nation's capitol were at the fence and on the fence today when talking about the security breech at the white house. >> well, i think what we heard is the president wasn't home at the time, so that's good. >> there seems to be a lot of security outside and inside the fence surrounding the white house grounds today. d.c. congressional delegates says, that is where the secret service effort should stop. she says the agency has to first explain how omar gonzalez was able to get inside an unlocked white house door after scaling the fence this weekend. >> my

. >> la doctora ana gonzÁlez, no mostrÓ reaccion alguna hoy al escuchar el veredicto de culpa de partecon agravante por envenenar a su amante, poniÉndole anticongelante de auto a su cafÉ. >> el hombre sobreviviÓ, pero la fiscalÍa, caracterizÓ a gonzÁlez como una persona diabÓlica obsesionada con Él con quien tuvo una relaciÓn amorosa subiendo que este tenÍa otra relaciÓn con una mujer con la que habÍa estado diez aÑos. >> segÚn la policÍa el 27 de enero del aÑo pasado, gonzÁlez invitÓ a ella a su casa y le ser vio un cafÉ. >> estaba muy dulce y a Él no le gustaba, pero la acusaba insistiÓ dijo el fiscal, el caÉe tenÍa un quimico que se utiliza en anticongelante, el hombre fue hospitalizado por fallas renales, la noticia de la culpabilidad llego a la universidad de medicina en colombia, donde en 1995 la doctora gonzÁlez se graduÓ con honores. >> conociendo a ana mama rÍo es un error, si es asÍ, creo que la justicia * amo mi cana se ha equivocado. >> hoy en la * etapa de sentencia una paciente de gonzÁlez, pidiÓ clemencia, pero las palabras mÁs conmovedoras vinieron de su padre. >> por f

pruebas que conprueben que fue gonzÁlez que suministrÓ el veneno.l jurado ya que habÍan pedido que se le diera una pena de 30 aÑos en prisiÓn a la oncÓloga colombiana. eso es todo de mi parte. desde la corte del condado, en houstun, texas. regreso contigo jorge. >> muchas gracias. >> el hombre que decapitÓ una mujer que trabajaba en la misma empresa de alimentos enfrenta formalmente varios cargos. pero lo que mÁs preocupa a las autoridades es que otro sujeto en la misma ciudad arrestado por amenaza similar. entonces muchos se preguntan si estos actos estÁn inspirados en los asesinatos cometidos por el estado islamico. nos dice si la sospecha tiene fundamento. >> por cortar la cabeza a una mujer de 54 aÑos y por herir con un cuchillo a otra podrÍa enfrentar la pena de muerte. hoy estÁ previsto que se le impongan cargos de homicidio premeditado, agresiÓn y lesión mediante un arma letal. >> esta mujer madre del presunto decapitador asegura que no es el hijo que conociÓ. (inglÉs) >> mi hijo fue criado creyendo en dios. segÚn la evidencia no sÓlo cambiÓ

gonzalez. >> reporter: gonzalez had 800 rounds of ammunition, two hatchets and a machete in his car parkedal blocks from the white house on the night of the intrusion. the president and his family were not at home at the time but the secret service is still facing tough questions about how this happened and why their story keeps changing. >> the basics of the white house, locking the doors, having compartments. >> reporter: susan ssau llc abc news, washington. >> billionaire carl icahn is demanding tax incentives as he considers spending $100 million to save the taj mahal from closing. mayor don guardian says the city's finances are too stressed to agree to the massive tax rollbacks. >>> it's going to be a big day at philadelphia international airport. let me tell you why. officials say a major low fare airline will announce it is expanding in philadelphia with flights serving seven u.s. cities. the airline will be revealed at 8:00 a.m. we have no idea which one it is. going have to wait. >>> turning to wall street, stocks slid on monday on concerns about the political unrest in china but

gonzalez is due in court today. now back to you. >>> the redskins had a chance to win thanks to a terrific performance from new starting quarterback kirk cousins. >> nick is here with more on what went wrong. but a lot we want right too. nick? >> the redskins walk away from this day trip to philly feeling like they are not going to back down from a fight. they made strides as a team. more than 400 of which came from the arm of kirk cousins. the eagles for the go ahead score to vernon macklin. he is going to go ahead and put the eagles up by 7 at this point. the redskins would have another chance to go ahead and bring th game back up. this is as close as they would get. 37-34. they end up falling on cousins's last chance. as a result the redskins end up falling. >>> as a quarterback you have so many people around you who can make you successful. that is what i would take away the good thing we have right now and we obviously need to get better. there is a lot there to work with. >>> the ravens and browns involved in

and prosecutors reveal gonzalez is known to law enforcement. he faces felony charges in july for driving recklessly in virginia, where authorities pulled him over and found 11 weapons, including a rifle and sawed-off shotgun and a map of the d.c. area with the white house circled. a month later they said gonzalez was stopped by the secret service while walking near the white house with a hatchet in his waistband. but he was not arrested. in a telephone interview, his ex-wife says he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. >> i wish there was something that i could have done to help him, because he's not a bad guy. >> reporter: this all started friday night when gonzalez jumped over the white house fence, sprinted toward the executive mansion, and entered through an unlocked front door. the first family was on the way to camp david. today, the president reiterated his faith in the agency. >> thank you, sir. >> i'm grateful for all the sacrifices they make on my behalf and my family's behalf. >> reporter: scores of tourists walk up to the fe

as omarhis happens gonzalez appears before a federal judge. today, prosecutors described him as somebody up just what the white house, obsessed with the collection of guns and ammunition. they're calling him a danger to the president. shackled at the waist, 42-year-old omar gonzalez had the federal prosecutors lay out a timeline of disturbing as disturbing as it is potentially violent. july 19, pulled over by officers who discovered an arsenal. i sold off shotgun, two sniper rifles, an intact shotgun, and five handguns, and seven loaded magazines. they found tucked in the pages of a bible a map, circled with the white house and the masonic temple in alexandria. omar gonzalez bailed out one month later, and detained outside of the south fence of the white house. officers found a hatchet tucked in his back waistband. no arrest. gonzalezght, omar returned, leaping the pennsylvania avenue fence, subdued inside of the white house. in his car parked nearby, more than 800 rounds of ammunition, a hatchet, and machete. our cameras went to his tiny texa

on friday iraq war veteran omar gonzalez jumped the white house fence and made it into the executive mansion armed with a knife. julianna goldman tells us about gonzalez who suffers from mental illness. >> reporter: the secret service says it has increased security around the white house while it investigates friday's historic breach. representative mike rogers who chairs the intelligence committee told cbs news that secret service needs to be, quote, upping its game. >> i think what you have seen is they're not doing their audits, their checks, their test runs to make sure that people are up to the right standard. >> the white house says it has full confidence in the secret service and its investigation, but representative peter king told fox news that internal audit isn't enough. >> he could have had a body bomb on, he could have had a vest on. as we know, he did have a knife. so this demands a full investigation. >> the secret service says its agents may have shown restraint because gonzalez appeared to be unarmed and mentally unstable. fence jumpers aren't out of the ordinary at

en los Ángeles gonzález, univisiÓn. >> esto realmente cambia vida.ounidense. el caso se conoce mÁs despuÉs de que el sacerdote acusado de posesiÓn de pornografÍa infantil y sostener relaciones con niÑos en honduras, trabajamos en estas y otras historias. >> gracias. >> en noviembre comenzarÁ el perÍodo de inscripciÓn para los seguros de salud bajo la reforma sanitaria. los expertos aaconsejan revisar sus polizas. habrÁ varios cambios. nuÑez nos explica cÓmo prepararse. >> este aÑo aproximadamente 8 millones de estadounidenses se anotaron en un seguro mÉdico. de esa cifra el 8 % son latinos como gloria que enfrentÓ un reto. >> muchos doctores no reciben los seguros con obama care. busco ortopÉdicos y ningÚn recibe obama care. >> pero el problema no acaba ahÍ, aunque 77 nuevos seguros se unen a la reforma de salud. este perÍodo de inscripciÓn llega con multas para decenas de millones de personas que nunca eligieron un seguro mÉdico, con nuevas estipulaciones para los que estÁn inscriptos. >> algunos planes que sÍ aumentaron, los pagos, que las personas

gonzalez's ex-wife said he was an iraq veteran. according to court documents once gonzalez was in custody he told officers he was trying to warn the president because the atmosphere was collapsing. >> yeah, we had been in it and we have been through the security. we couldn't understand how that man could do it. >> reporter: roger and mary were touring the white house right before this happened. they came back today before their trip home, but they didn't notice the extra security officers and the new barrier. >> this is that drastic, i don't think. just some minor changes. >> reporter: although the extra barriers put in place in front of the white house might not have a big impact on how tourists visit the other area. other measures might be in place that might. a secure check point for the public. with the defense language institute, they tour dc five times a year. >> i was kind of concerned. whether they would close off pennsylvania avenue here in the front. you could still drive on pennsylvania avenue. >> reporter: gonzalez is d

. >> en unas vacaciones de verano tania gonzÁlez enamorÓ no solo del sol de miami tambiÉn de roy blancomor no tardÓ en terminarse. >> le veÍa los mensajes, internet. >> este era el equipo de espionaje que blanco comprÓ en una tienda, tratÓ infructuosamente de convencer a su hija para que regresara a nueva jersey o buscara una orden de restricciÓn. el detective roque nos explica que acceder a este proteccionismo y fÁcil. >> la violencia mÁs grande es la situaciÓn. abuso, golpes, le quita los telÉfonos no me deja salir de la casa, al momento nosotros respondemos y tratamos de hacer un arresto. >> allegados a tania dicen que roy la debiÓ fÍsicamente detalles que apenas ahora conociÓ en la familia de la muchacha, la pesadilla comenzÓ cuando ella decidiÓ mudarse y acabar con la pesadilla de 5 aÑos. >> de ahÍ para adelante se me cayÓ el muro, roy me le hizo algo. >> tania gÓnsalez fue vista por Última vez el pasado 9 de septiembre de inmediato su padres y otros familiares viajaron a miami detectives privados ofrecieron voluntariasmente. >> me pasÉ tres dÍas haciendo las pocas horas en este ca

>> gonzalez is not alone. over the last three years, out of nearly nine-thousand sit-down restaurants inspected by the federal department of labor, an astonishing eighty four percent were found to have violated wage laws. >> if you obey the law as a business person, you're at a disadvantage because there's so many people who don't obey the law. we've had workers contact us for violations of minimum wage laws, overtime laws... >> juan carlos is a waiter who organizes an informal network of restaurant workers to fight for unpaid wages. >> ...and the employers have the upper hand out here. they can steal from you as a worker and face very little if any consequences. >> juan helped the former david's cafe workers organize their protests. >> so at the same time that we're involved in this pitched battle against david's cafe, we hear in the news that a few workers at cafe versailles at the miami international airport were arrested for stealing from the employer. >> earlier today, seven women were arrested and tonigh

omar gonzalez jumped the fence around 7:20 p.m. september 19th, ran across the north lawn and burst into the front door which was unlocked. secret service agents did not release dogs to chase him, nor fire weapons to stop him. according to a u.s. official, gonzalez overpowered a female uniformed secret service officer, unaware he had broken the first line of security because an alarm box had been mute ed at the request of the white house usher office. he barrelled past the guard, turned left and ran into the east room. he ran the entire length of the white house to the other end of the east room before he was tackled by a heavily armed counterassault agent near the doorway to the green room. this comes after another "the washington post" report that when a man fired shots into the white house in 2011, it took the secret service four days to realize the residence had been hit seven times with bullets and another day to arrest the man. sasha was home at the time. the president and first lady were traveling and didn't learn about the

gonzalez was apprehended inside the portico doors. the director is set to testify before the committee this morning. john and christine. >> thank you, jim. >>> residents of the syrian city of kobani terrified this morning. pleading for help as isis closes in. islamic militant fighters two miles from the kurdish town with the border with turkey. u.s.-led forces intensified air strikes on iraq and syria, but the kobani government says it is not enough. we have cnn's phil black on the syrian and turkish border. phil. >> reporter: not enough. they say where is the international coalition and where are the air strikes? why aren't they getting involved in the fight behind me? that is the city of kobani. it is where people are still left in the city believe they have been left to die by the international community. it is advanced upon from the west, south and east. we are standing to the east where we have been witnessing the east approach of isis and where we have seen firsthand the fact that the isis infrastructure, weaponry, is far greate

the secret service initially said gonzalez was detained quickly after he entered the front door. now as "the washington post" reported and nbc news confirmed, we're learning gonzalez made it far inside the executive mansion. in fact, he ran past a staircase that leads to the first family's living quarters. ten days after this fence jumper got on to the white house grounds, new details about security lapses that allowed him to get deep into the white house itself. omar gonzalez jumped the fence around 7:20 p.m., september 19th, ran across the north lawn, and burst into the front door which was unlocked. secret service agents did not release dogs to chase him, nor fire weapons to stop him. according to a u.s. official, gonzalez overpowered a female uniformed secret service officer, unaware he had broken the first line of security because an alarm box had been muted at the request of the white house usher office. he barrelled past the guard, turned left and ran into the east room. he ran the entire length of the white house to the other end of the east room before he was tackled by

than a knife. >> from the moment gonzalez jump over the fence to when he was taken down, a series of failures: secret service director takes full responsibility. >> this is unacceptable and i take full responsibility. i will make sure that it does not happen again. >> secret service is conducting a review and the director says that the agency will make all necessary changes. >> two teen girls are recovering and a young woman is under arrest after a police chase ended in a violent crash at san pablo. this is all that is left the car that was stolen early in the evening the police tried to pull over a woman in her 20's for a track violation but she drove off. she lost criminal and crashed into a median near san pablo avenue and church lane and one of the teens was ejected from the car and taken to the hospital in serious condition. the other girl was treated and released. it took investigators eight hours to wrap up their work and re-open the intersection. >> a week after a judge ruled the silicon valley billionaire could not block access to a popular half moon bay beach there is anoth

gonzalez was released on bond. by august 25th, gonzalez, a homeless iraq war veteran, has made his way to washington. in another encounter with police, gonzalez is walking along the south fence of the white house, this time with a hatchet in his waistband. then, last friday, only four minutes after president obama and his daughters leave the white house, gonzalez climbs over the fence. and makes his run. >> the secret service flubbed the entire incident. the most basic task, they could not perform. that was to tackle this guy, send dogs after this guy. >> reporter: the secret service has a lot of explaining to do about the man who jumped this fence behind me. in his car a few blocks away, police say they discovered 800 rounds of ammunition, machetes, and hatchets. david? >> pierre, thank you. >>> and new information in the nationwide manhunt for a cop killer. ten days now. so many schools closing today. for the first time, police say they are closing in on the suspect. accused of ambushing state troopers and murder

como el asesino de tania gonzÁlez.ido usado en algÚn tiempo de su vida. premisa de que mÁs de 15 millones de niÑos han sido afectados por el abuso en la familia. es muy lamentable. >> cÓmo uno puede identificar que sea como una amiga, como madre, como padre que la persona estÉ involucrada en una relaciÓn abusiva o peligrosa? >> es el concepto bÁsico de la violencia domÉstica, esta dado en la necesidad del abusador de ejercer el poder y el control sobre la vÍctima. es la causa principal. ahora, su comportamiento da determinadas seÑales. las herramientas que utiliza son la manipulaciÓn, la intimidaciÓn, la amenaza, entonces comportamientos tales como: corta la comunicaciÓn de la vÍctima con amigos y familiares. >> la obsesiÓn mÁs positiva... >> tiene el dinero, el dinero lo apodera, lo controla, asÍ tambiÉn como documentos importantes de la vÍctima, como la licencia de conducciÓn, acta de nacimiento del niÑo, acta de matrimonio, todo eso lo controla, lo tiene en su poder para evitar que la vÍctima... >> es el patrÓn de c

sure the officer on the roof could have shot gonzalez, he didn't. these things are taken in context that gonzalez didn't appear to be armed, had no bags, nothing bulky. they said the 42-year-old texans who spent time in the military including tour in iraq was known by the secret service. his family members say he had been struggling lately, drifting and ptsd. 24 hours after this breach, another man tried to get in through the white house gate on foot, then drove to another entrance, got out of his car and refused ed td to leave. he too was arrested. some call this the last straw. >> you know, the last couple of years have not been the greatest for secret service in terms of embarrassing incidents starting with the couple that crashed the white house party in 2009. then the prostitution scandal in 2012 along with others too. the white house says it has full confidence in the secret service and says it is certain the review will be conducted with professionalism and commitment that the american public expects. sounds about as much like a directive as

why wouldn't agents just tackle gonzalez? visitors say they're concerned. >> i don't think anything is enough. if somebody really wants to get in, they'll get in and figure out a way. >> agents say they didn't use deadly force because they did not see signs of a weapon or explosive or backpack on gonzalez. various ideas being floated now about how to improve security, higher fencing and also maybe check-in areas at least a block from the white house. live from the white house, richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> thanks, rich. time for a look at the other top stories. charlottesville police want to talk to jesse matthew jr. investigators say they believe he is the last person to see hannah graham alive. the uva student disappeared september 13th. police searched matthew's apartment again today. investigators don't know if matthew is still in the area. he has contacts in virginia, maryland, new york, pennsylvania, and d.c. >> also tonight, there are growing calls for the principal of largo high school to resign or be fired. angelique

ana marÍa gonzÁlez podrÍa ser sentenciada el lunes la defensa pide que le dÉ liberta condicional paraque la aprobado en varias pacientes y les ha salvado la vida. la pena mÁxima que podÍa enfrentar es cadena perpetua. en houston, texas. >> muchas gracias, pues informaciÓn vamos a otros temas serafÍn ortiz de 23 aÑos hijo de uno de los lÍderes de sinaloa se declarÓ culpable por el delito de conspiraciÓn para trÁfico de drogas, será sentenciado en mayo de 2015 podrÍa recibir una condena mÍnima de 10 aÑos y mÁxima de cadena perpetua. >> 7 de cada 10 inmigrantes niÑos y adultos detenidos acusa la frontera no se presentan ante las cortes de inmigraciÓn segÚn un informe del departamento de soria nacional, las principales razones son el miedo y la falta de informaciÓn. un funcionario dijo que 860 deportaciones ordenadas solo 14 se han hecho efectivas. >> las denuncias de abuso y maltrato a niÑos que han cruzado sÓlo la frontera y se encuentran en centros de atenciÓn han llegado lejos un agente de la patria fronteriza estÁ acusado de golpear a un niÑo mexicano dentro de una celda en el centro

john gonzalez is live for us in police headquarters in gaithersburg. we are getting new developments this afternoon. you can see here police headquarters. the pictures have been posted. they just concluded a press conference and we just received word that montgomery county police and the tech news are heading to a park off of route 28 in montgomery county. a source tells me they received a tip, information this morning that has led them to that area. moments ago, a press conference was concluded here. the captain spoke with the father of catherine hoggle at the press conference. is anrs later, this incredibly serious situation and they are gravely concerned about the condition of three-year-old sarah and two-year-old jacob. the mother catherine is also missing. she has been spotted. police have already filed criminal charges against this mother. she was captured on surveillance video without her children in an undisclosed building in downtown germantown, very early tuesday morning at about 4:00. police sheds -- said she spent the night there from monda

gonzalez's entry. that is correct. >> ok. and earlier there was a report and in the indictment of mr. gonzalez that he was apprehended at the entrance hall. isn't it true today that we understand that is not true. he was actually apprehended in the greenroom. is that correct? >> if i may clarify my first answer. the front door consists of two doors. an outer door which is a glass, described as a storm door. and an inner door which would be a wood historic door. the outer door was not locked. the internal wood door was in the process of being hand locked. >> ok. bottom line is automated locking is a capability within the white house but not at that entrance at that time? >> not at that time but it has been installed. >> we learned from our mistakes. the second question. your agency previously had reported in an indictment against mr. gonzalez asserted he was arrested in that entry area. isn't it true he actually penetrated the cross hall, the east room and in fact was arrested in the vicinity of the greenroom? >> referring to

gonzÁlez doctora colombiana que al ser mÉdico juro salvar vidas.ontra de los principios de la medicina al ser encontrada culpable por asesinar su amante. ante la sentencia de cadena perpetua su padre en entrevista exclusiva pide clemencia. >> el padre de ana marÍa gonzÁlez está destrozado. nos concediÓ una entrevista exclusiva para un Último llamado al jurado que encontrÓ culpable a su hijo. les pide piedad a la hora de determinar la sentencia. >> no es justo. pido clemencia. en nombre de mi familia. y en el mÍo. que no la condenen. ella no es mala. ella es una excelente persona. no priven a la gente de sus conocimientos. >> nos contÓ que ana marÍa dedicÓ su vida profesional a encontrar una cura para el cÁncer de seno, que descubriÓ un tratamiento con el que ya logrÓ salvar a varias pacientes. >> yo creo que tiene que darle una oportunidad. muy grande. porque ella es una persona muy joven. ella no tiene por quÉ ir a morirse en vida. en un reclusorio donde no tiene la oportunidad de seguir luchando por la gente. que es lo que quiso hacer toda una vi