gonzalez, gonzalez, come on. >> prison staff think this latest cutting incident might be more about gonzalez'sts. >> people think you're not going to make it. >> who's thinking that? >> just how you're acting. your actions have changed the last few days. you're starting to wig out a little bit. >> i know, it's because i'm nervous. >> but you've got to take control of that. >> i'm trying. it's been eight years. that's a long time. >> i understand that. but there's a lot of changes out there that you're going to have to face. >> exactly. and one of them is my dad not being out there. it's going to freak me out a little bit. every time i needed him, he was there. and him not being there is one of the things i'm stressing about. >> you're going to have to find somebody else to deal with that. >> i'm trying my best. >> spend as much time with your little girl as you can. now you're going to start another part of your life. and that's what you need to do. okay? >> all right. thank you. >> all right. >>> up next, ricky beauchamp experiences first date jitters. >> kind of odd, you know, not seeing som

una situaciÓn en la cual no han sido ajenos en los Últimos aÑos y es que ellos alegan que jonathan gonzÁlezuarto grado que recibe educaciÓn especial fue golpeado por su maestro. su madre quien por vergüenza no quiso dar la cara enfrente a las cÁmaras dijo que se percatÓ que algo no estaba bien cuando su hijo estaba tirado en el piso llorando. >> le pedÍ que se levanta y que me diga cÓmo fue su dÍa, estaba llorando. entonces cuando se levanta, me dice "ma, el maestro medio". edwin: su abuela no podÍa creer lo que habÍa sucedido. >> esta bueno hay que salir afuera, hablarlo, y decir la verdad a los cuatro vientos que es lo que estÁ sucediendo en las escuela, nos quejamos del bullying con los estudiantes y es muy triste que tengamos que dejar de que esto pase con los maestros. edwin: para la madre de john otto no todo termino allÍ se a que al revisar a su hijo se encontrÓ con otra sorpresa. >> lo veo marcado, y le digo, quiero que mires la espalda de mi hijo y me des una explicaciÓn, la maestra me dijo que no Íbamos a hablar. edwin: esto genera una investigaciÓn por parte del departamento de e

leÓn felipe gonzÁlez: las autoridades realizan los vÍdeos de seguridad. en san pablo fue arrestado, pero lo que haya por sucedido es lo que aÚn estÁ por conocerse. marÍa leticia gÓmez: jaime nos acompaÑa desde las afueras del colegio. jaime:... pero el jueves la policÍa de san pablo arrestÓ al maestro por conducta inapropiada... >> me preocupa que uno lo deja a la escuela pensando en que es un lugar muy seguro para ellos. jaime: exactamente cuÁl fue esa conducta inapropiada. una cuenta nos contÓ que alumnos varones se quejaba que el maestro sÓlo le dedicaba tiempo a las niÑas. ...no dieron mÁs detalles, el distrito nos remitiÓ a la policÍa, y la policial distrito, solamente aÑadieron que el caso estÁ siendo investigado. esta madre de familia conmocionado. >> me parece una una persona. tiene que averiguar bien. tienen que ir muy a fondo. jaime: el maestro se encuentra en vigencia administrativa. desde san pablo jaime pelufo para univisiÓn. reportera: el caos regresa a las calles de baltimore. mantienen bloqueadas varias calles. con las obras de alta tensiÓ

gonzÁlez: lo reitero, me parece un error... un error. yo lo he rechazado pÚblicamente. mantengo un criterio independiente y es verdad... que ese tipo de declaraciones recuerdan una Época superada y es verdad que el presidente maduro ha aprovechado eso para intentar hacer una especie de celada en torno a la presencia de obama en la cumbre de las amÉricas. fÉlix: usted quiere emprender la defensa legal de leopoldo lÓpez y el alcalde ledezma. el gobierno venezolano ha seÑalado que usted no tiene, autorizaciÓn para ejercer el derecho en venezuela... gonzÁlez: ya se presentÓ por los abogados defensores de leopoldo lÓpez y de antonio ledezma, el escrito comunicando... ante los juzgados que llevan, su procesamiento. comunicando mi participaciÓn como asesor externo de la defensa. es estÁ previsto en la legislaciÓn venezolana... ademÁs yo he seÑalado mi deseo de visitarlos en la cÁrcel de ramo verde. para poder preparar con seriedad. la participaciÓn en la defensa. fÉlix: el gobierno de venezuela ha insinuado que podÍa ir mÁs lejos y no

hablar por telÉfono con una carmen gonzÁlez que admite haber firmado la peticiÓn.el abogado informÓ que estÁ representando legalmente. esa firma en particular ha levantado aÚn mÁs preguntas, ya que parte de lo que el comunicado de la campaÑa quiÑones sÁnchez, declara que la seÑora gonzÁlez tambiÉn firmÓ la peticiÓn del candidato mani morales, y aquÍ lo vemos con el mismo nombre, la misma direcciÓn y aparentemente la misma firma. ante esto el director de comunicaciÓn para la campaÑa de morales enviÓ el siguiente comunicado. el caso sobre las ediciones firmadas por difundas estuvo y aÚn estÁ en manos del fiscal del distrito. estamos enfocados en hacer campaÑa reuniÉndonos y hablando con los votantes. revisiÓn contesta el departamento de estado y segÚn la secretaria de prensa, votante registrado sÓlo puede firmar una peticiÓn en apoyo a un candidato, cuando la contienda es por una sola posiciÓn. como es el caso entre piÑones y morales. tambiÉn recalca que cualquier persona que firme una peticiÓn_denominaciÓn debe estar registrada para votar. la tercera y Última firma

gonzalez glenn close?ubt. >> she's a bunny boiler. >> reporter: and then, the prosecution had george tell the jury about the day he almost died. >> the only thing that had been strange was that cup of coffee, the coffee that i had on sunday. >> reporter: and that was the key to the prosecutions case. ana served george coffee during their morning rendezvous. it was the only thing he said he drank that day before he felt sick. >> when you started drinking it, did you notice anything about it? >> it was incredibly sweet. >> reporter: ethylene glycol has an intensely sweet flavor. george told the jury ana served the sweet coffee at her home and then brought more of it in travel mugs to the hospital. within hours of drinking it, he was lightheaded and slurring. >> i couldn't even remember who i was talking to or why i was there. >> reporter: and by night, he was in the icu. >> what's so hard about reliving this part? >> because i almost died. >> reporter: to button up their case, the prosecution called a leadin

por eso la sÚplica de gonzÁlez para conseguir que le pordenon la vida a sus hijos tendrÁ que traspasarena en mÉxico. >> el gobierno pedir la extradiciÓn de ellos. eso pienso yo. no sÉ si se podrÁ, no? >> la peticiÓn del perdÓn serÍa eelaborada por los abogados de los tres mexicanos sobre la base de razones humanitarias. >> a hÉctor gonzalez le atormenta la idea que le quiten a sus tres hijos. como sea buscarÁ conmover a este hombre, el sultÁn, que tambiÉn como Él es padre de familia. >> que ojalÁ que no pierdan la esperanza. y que sigan con la fe de dios para ver si por medio de Él sale adelante todo bien. >> bueno y hablÉ telefÓnicamente con el embajador de mÉxico en malasia que acompaÑÓ a los hermanos en la corte y contÓ que estÁn desilusionados con la decisiÓn del tribunal, dice el diplomÁtico que conoce al sultÁn pero no le ha hablado del caso porque Éste se estaba juzgando en las cortes. un mÍnimo de dos aÑos podrÍa demorar el proceso de solicitud de indulto. ilia: muchas gracias por esa informaciÓn. la nba se suma a las organizaciones estadounidense que contribuyen a las relacion

live in the newsroom, john gonzalez, abc 7 news. jummy: right now metro working to fix a track problem outside of fort totten. it caused them to suspend the service between prince george's plaza and georgia avenue. riders had to use shuttle buses or take a detour on the red line. delays are reported in both directions. trains are single tracking. service on the green line has been restored this noon after a pedestrian bridge fell on to the tracks in berwyn heights yesterday. this is what it looked like yesterday. we brought you that breaking news after a crane struck that bridge just before rush hour. now, it sent part of the span crashing on to the commuter tracks. luckily, no one was on the bridge and no trains were in the area at the time. metro says crews worked through the night on repairs. and marc commuter trains are now operating full service on the camden line but officials say there could still be delays in the greenbelt area. an update now on january's deadly metro incident near l'enfant plaza. metro says it will begin up

marcy gonzalez abc 7 news. jummy: police in los angeles are investigating the death of the heir to a vast oil fortune. 47-year-old andrew getty was found dead in the bathroom of his hollywood hills home yesterday afternoon. the coroner's office says his death appears to be accidental or of natural causes. getty was the son of billionaire gordon getty and grandson of john paul getty founder of getty oil. autria: duke university officials are trying to figure out who hung a noose outside of a building. the center is home to several offices including the center for sexual and gender diversity and the center for multicultural affairs. university officials say whoever hung it will be held accountable. in the meantime the governor of indiana admits he mishandled the state's religious freedom law and he vows to fix it. governor mike pence says legislation could be moved this week to make sure that the law e businesses the right to deny service to anyone. right now it says the government can't "substantially burden a p

as marcy gonzalez explains it's incredible no one was hurt.orter: dry land never looked so good for the 2500 people on board this carnival ship. stuck at sea off the coast of sydney australia for two days being slammed by 30 foot waves. >> it was scary. >> our patio furniture flew off the balcony. reporter: 60-mile-per-hour winds rocking the massive ship. >> it was wild. reporter: makeing it hard walk and at times dangerous to even sit. >> my suitcases were flying out of the cupboard and the tv was falling down. >> on the glass, actually had been pushed out and smashed all over the place. chairs fell like lollipops. reporter: the sudden storm was so severe that sydney harbor port was forced to close. and that is why the ship heading back from a 12-day voyage in the south pacific had to just wait in open waters. >> the ship would have literally surfed into the harbor and it's a rare occurrence. reporter: finally, today, the all clear. the cruise liner pulling into port. >> really happy to be back on land. reporter: passengers leaving with some

in boston marcy gonzalez abc 7 news. autria: the murder trial against aaron hernandez is also wrapping up. lawyers are delivering closing arguments this noon. hernandez is accused in the june 2013 shooting death of oden lloyd who was dating the sister of hernandez's fiancee. he pleaded not guilty. jury is expected to get the case later today. jummy: today, we are expecting to learn whether or not a father and his seven children died from carbon monoxide poisoning. family was found inside their home on maryland's eastern shore in princess anne. they were called because the father missed work. that's when officers discovered the body. todd was running a generator to hit the house because the electricity had been shut off. fire investigators are working to figure out if hazardous materials from an industrial storage yard fire in capitol heights seeped into a nearby marshy area. more than 100 firefighters battled the three alarm blaze on ashwood drive behind the roofing company falco industries. two firefighters suffered min

marcy gonzalez abc 7 news. jummy: pakistan is reacting as president obama calls for a review into the strikes that killed two hostages. that january attack killed warren weinstein of rockville and an italian citizen giovanni lo porto. pakistani officials offered their condollences and expressed their shock and sorrow. president obama has taken full responsibility for the two aid workers' deaths. community leaders are calling for the shutdown of baltimore city following the death of a man in police custody. they are holding a press conference this noon. 25-year-old freddie gray died of a spinal injury a week after a chase and arrest by police. protesters packed the streets of baltimore yesterday calling for justice. five of the six officers involved have been interviewed but not charged. civil rights groups also plan on meeting with governor larry hogan today calling him to address police and community relations. police need your help this noon finding a missing boy in prince george's county. take a look. the 10

marcy gonzalez, abc 7 news. jummy: baltimore bishop heather cook pleaded not guilty in that car crash that killed a cyclist. she was in court this morning. her blood alcohol level was three times the legal limit when she struck thomas polermo in december. the episcopal diocese of maryland suspended cook after the crash. a trial has been set for june 4th. the university of maryland says a racist and sexist e-mail allegedly sent by a fraternity member did not violate school policy. university president wallace loh says an investigation found the student was not breaking university policy and was within his first amendment rights. it was sent 14 months ago but recently surfaced. student agreed with the university not to return this semester. u.m.d. will hold a forum at 4:30 this afternoon to discuss this latest announcement. jummy: coming up on abc 7 news at noon, the one time texting while driving is allowed. and how it can help save lives. autria: plus a terrifying crash caught on camera. why authorities say the

the dodgers and the padres and gonzalez begin.solo shot off andrew cashner's third home run of the season but he was not done. bottom third, dodgers up 4-2. gonzalez with another solo shot off cashner. andrew is like dude would you stop doing that please? his fourth homer of the season. bottom of the fifth. cashner serves it up again. he didn't even turn around. tell me that didn't go. third home run of the game. he's batting .769. dodgers win. >>> magic/bulls, derrick rose returning to the lineup. missed almost six weeks following surgery on his right knee. third quarter in transition rose. still got some quicks nine points and 19 minutes didn't play in the fourth when the game was decided. tied at 103 apiece. victor oladipo, show me magic. jimmy butler suspect defense right down the lane off the window it goes. looking at it one more time. magic, the bucket that was the decider. 105-103. >>> cavs and the bucks. fear the deer. cavs up two. lebron, that's the end of these bucks. anyone need venison sausage. his team with that shot

i mean, there's a 15-foot drop from the gonzalez house to this new house. one way you could deal with both the relative affordability and the design guidelines is to sort of push that off to the side and create a setback. the house up the hill has a setback, way up the hill, that has a flat roof. it's set back on the side. it creates the effect of a peaked roof in a modern way. i mean i can understand why people would want a peaked roof, that would be nice, i know that's never going to fly because it doesn't fly with the planning department or the designers today. the important thing is the surrounding housing and that's all about protecting the relative affordability. if you want to, i mean we could sit here and i could go through those 16 criteria and say, well, this isn't applicable and this isn't met and this is met but i think that, to me, i think that i really really hope that you consider the protection of the relative affordability. and i struggled with what is that? and i think that's, it's very problematic because everyone talks about affordabilit

en sinaloa, los vecinos de la familia gonzÁlez villarreal rechazan la sentencia. >>> para mÍ no estÁte de muerote de es tema de debate porque habÍan 3 fusilados por trÁfico de drogas donde habÍa un brasileÑo, fuera latinoamericano en morir esta regiÓn del mundo el primero en su ejecuciÓn hubo una protesta por parte del gobierno de dilma rouseff >>> gracias edgardo nos llegan imÁgenes de la erupciÓn del volcÁn calbuco en el sur de chile, luego de mÁs de 4 dÉcadas in sin actividad. miren estas imÁgenes, lanzÓ la va en medio de innumerables rayos, miren esto la enorme nube y ceniza se extiende 7 millas sobre el crÁter el gobierno declarÓ alerta roja en la zona mÁs de 4 mil personas han sido evacuadas. >>> sentimos en el alma haber dejado todo desde el momento que nos dimos cuenta lo que estaba pasando con el volcÁn nos preocupamos de los familiares mis nietos mi mamÁ la saquÉ en espaÑol paÑales de la casa >>> estaba en la cocina preparando rando lo once y me dice mamita explotÓ el volcÁn >>> la fumarola ha cubierto de cenizas varias ciudades chilena y argentinas y ha obligado a cancelar

gonzalez had been on the 1960 philipino yachting team but then had financial problems. he was threatening suicide, and the day before the flight bought flight insurance from a machine and a handgun. gonzalez boarded flight 773, waited until the plane was minutes from landing then walked into the cockpit. he shot pilot clark first then co-pilot andrus then himself. pirate ernie crost daughter says the results of the investigation put to rest any rumors. >> at the time, i was so relieved because i had heard media people saying, wow captain clark was really distraught. his wife died accidental a year earlier and i thought, oh my god my dad would never do that. >> reporter: the government required cockpit doors to be locked from the inside it's a practice that still happens today. but since the 9/11 attack doors got more heavily reenforced. >> i always felt a cockpit lock was very important. it was between me and the passengers on the back. i always felt good about that and knew it was called the clark lock after my dad. >> reporter: some pilots liked the idea, others did n

gonzalez's family held a fundraiser yesterday to help pay for her funeral. family members also say they didn't know butler very well. >> i didn't know him personally but i saw him when she came around with her. they already had some kind of confrontation prior to that. and she was really going to leave him. >> gonzalez's family says her 17-year-old daughter is traumatized and will need counseling. as for butler we don't know when he will be brought back to san jose to face charges. >>> last week a woman cull called 911 saying someone was trying to break into her home in the middle of the night. by the time police arrived the intruder was gone but the woman was able to provide crucial information about the suspect from a cell phone app that connected to her surveillance system. police arrested the teen a short time later. he was booked into juvenile hall on burglar charges. >>> venice avenue back open after being totally shut down over the weekend. the street was closed to traffic for the construction of a pedestrian tunnel. the tunnel will connect the new cp

in gaithersburg, john gonzalez, abc 7 news. jummy: new at noon a verdict reached in the trial of former new england patriots player aaron hernandez. >> guilty of murder in the first degree. jummy: a jury returned that verdict this morning after 6 1/2 days of deliberations. hernandez was charged in the 2013 shooting death of odin lloyd. lloyd was dating the sister of hernandez hernandez hernandez's fiancee. he faces life without the possibility of parole which is the mandatory sentence for the conviction. right now, a southeast d.c. couple is in the hospital rescued by firefighters during an early morning fire. d.c. fire says one is in critical condition and the other in serious but nonlife threatening condition. our mike conneen got a hold of cell phone footage of the flames and you will see this only on 7. mike: just before 5:30 this morning, in the 400 block of 16th street southeast firefighters said there were heavy fire conditions in the second floor bedroom. >> it was kind of breath taking. it was shocking. mike: matthew b

consumer reporter erika gonzalez looking at cost of simplifying a decision we vault to make. what's for dinner? >> reporter: it's not unusual for mark to get home around 8:00 every night. after a long day he's happy to have this package waiting for him. >> i'm ready to kind of relax and eat. >> reporter: this is dinner, delivered to his door, but it's not fast food. it's raw ingredients ready to cook. meal services like this one are a growing trend. >> sometimes i work late, so it's nice to have it. >> reporter: curiosity got the most of us. we wanted to know how it works, what it costs and how it might compare to the grocery store. so we signed up for a national service online called blue apron and compared it to a local company, scratch d.c. blue apron delivered to my producer's home and scratch d.c. delivered to our office because my producer's home is out of its delivery range. scratch d.c. delivers one meal a day for two people, blue apron delivers three meals for two people in one box. so we could compare price, we bought three meals from scratch d.c. inside scratch d.c

he was in the car with kendrick gonzalez when they got into an argument. they say butler shot her and left her body on south bascum avenue. he told the two others to get out before driving away. that car was found in salanas. >>> two targeted in santa clara in 2013. 30-year-old anthony thompson and shasha siganaw are waiting for drivers to back out of spaces and then hitting them and presentpre- preventpre- pretend they were injured. >>> the former head of the bay area university appears headed to prison for committing student visa fraud. jerry wang pleaded guilty. the university located in sunny vale remains open. >>> and residents were told to get their stuff out of their homes because the property on hampshire street in the mission district was condemned because of sewage. the landlord agreed to let them in today but he instead sent a last minute e-mail to the lawyer withdrawing the agreement. one of the colleagues said he was obeying city orders. >>> tonight, the fbi is stepping in to investigate the troubled jails in san francisco. sheriff ross mirkar

gonzalez says his only regret is he could not have done more. >> if you have children wow understand. if anything i would have done differently i would have pushed the kid out of the way and jumped in front of the car for him. >> authorities do not have a description for the people or persons responsible and investigators say this surveillance video shows the car involved. late model white infinity m series with broken headlight and probably front end damage. christopher and his girlfriend say their home now is those that did this decide to do the right thing. >> tun yourself in it's the right thing to do. >> and back out live on the scene the other development in this case is city increasing reward for information to $20,000. anyone with any information is asked to call 911. reporting live in west kensington walter perez "action news," jim. >> walter, thank you. a passerby stumbled across a body in the bridesburg section of philadelphia and detectives are trying to figure out if the death was result of foul play. they tell "action news" there's no visible signs of trauma to the man b

consumer reporter ericaka gonzalez examines cost and time to see if you're better going to the grocery store. >>> justin bieber facing more trouble.

Ángel gonzález nos acompaÑa vÍa satÉlite., usted lo acusan de secuestrar a una mujer y de haberla violado. esto no fue cierto. ¿cÓmo logra que lo liberen? ¿cÓmo logra demostrarle a la justicia norteamericana de que lo que ellos habÍan dicho, de que la asistencia que ellos habÍan tomado era equivocada? >> bueno, gracias a the innocence project, que fueron los que me ayudaron, es por eso que estoy aquÍ. si no hubiera sido por la ayuda de ellos, hoy no estuviera aquÍ. es algo que no tengo las palabras para explicarle lo que se siente el saber que alguien cree en usted y empieza a ayudarlo, y es durÍsimo cuando estÁ en ese lugar y gritando a todo mundo que es inocente y parece que nadie escucha. >> y esto-- y ademÁs de ellos, de los abogados que lo ayudaron, tambiÉn esté pensando que la nueva tecnologÍa le permitiÓ estar libre. hace 20 aÑos, las pruebas genÉticas no eran tan comunes como ahora son. ¿fue una prueba genÉtica lo que demostrÓ de que usted no habÍa cometido ese crimen? >> asÍ es, la tecnología cambiÓ muchÍsimo la cien

i am amy gonzalez with juan gonzalez. -- i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez.n: owed to ask you about the legacy today and the nationalists who are basically forgotten today, even in puerto rico. >> the independence party will unveil in a building located in old san juan, on the corner, a building that was the headquarters of the nationalist party. afterwards, there would be [indiscernible] i believe albizu campos is not forgotten. he is very present. his lessons, full of sacrifice is an example for all of us in the case of independence. he suffered jail. he suffered torture in jail. it demonstrates he was burned with radiation in jail. and he never took a step back in his struggle in favor of independence. so that example of her severe and dust perseverance is an example for all of us. amy: that is a key point. we want to go to an interview with ben governor -- within governor, an interview he gave on u.s. television in the 1950's. the governor called into question pedro albizu campos's sanity. let's but to a clip. >>'s mental state was not good. he spent all

lunes se espera un pronunciamiento por parte de esta dependencia, desde ciudad de mÉxico andrea gonzÁlez fÉlix: cesamos estados unidos, miles de residentes en texas no se reponen de las inundaciones dejadas por las intensas tormentas que azotaron desde san antonio al centro de kansas. los meteorÓlogos indicaron que el mal tiempo llegÓ acompaÑado de rayos y granizo, en parte de san antonio, houston y dallas. algunos riachuelos y pantanosas desbordaron y el agua llegÓ casi hasta los parachoques de los vehÍculos.

our consumer reporter erica gonzalez has the initial results. >> the apple watch has spent all day in the "consumer reports" facility so how well did it do before you go and spend big bucks on it? let's take a look. apple announced the release date of its watch in march with great hoop loo. deliveries have begun and "consumer reports" has the watches in its test labs. the apple watch comes in a variety of styles. the sport is made of lightweight aluminum with hardened glass and the stainless steel has crystal. they fac the same test that all smartwatches face. >> durability is an important feature for your christ, it will be exposed to the elements and will get banged up. >> reporter: this test tests how hard a scratch it can endure. the apple's screen is you have toer and the caf fire is even better. >> you want to know that a smartwatch can handle abuse. >> reporter: both versions were dunked in a pressurized tank for 30 minutes to check apple's water resistant claim. the watches survived the initial test but they won't officially past until testers make sure they still work 24 hour

andrea gonzÁlez nos cuenta esta dramÁtica historia. niÑa: no conozco a esa seÑora. es el momento en que los policÍas federales se llevan a alondra nÚÑez. luego de que una mujer llamada durante haber sido quien reside en estados unidos la reclamaba como su hija. >> la que reclama es la hija equivocada. andrea: susana nÚÑez y susana nÚÑez dicen decir ser los verdaderos padres de alondra. que hoy es un producto de una confusiÓn que hoy no tengan a su hija. se publicÓ a esta fotografÍa seÑalando a reynaldo dÍaz como el responsable de llevÁrsela. despuÉs de que circularon estas imÁgenes el viernes pasado, subieron hoy un nuevo vÍdeo mostrando hoy una cara muy distinta. alondra: estoy en estados unidos de amÉrica. estoy muy bien. >> se ve muy bien, se ve tranquila pero a no ser que algo haya en este vÍdeo... andrea: para la activista independientemente quienes sean los padres biolÓgicos de la niÑa los procedimientos para llevÁrselos no fueron aprobados por la ley. andrea: para viajar la ciudad de houston texas en donde se encuentra alondra. hasta ahora la cancillerÍa mexi

luna-gonzalez was busted for impersonating the best of the best. a navy s.e.a.l. he allegedly wore this s.e.a.l. uniform, even claiming he'd earned a purple heart, but his story didn't check out with a texas sheriff, a veteran himself. he set up a sting, allegedly catching luna-gonzalez accepting a rifle as a gift for his so-called service. he's now facing extradition from puerto rico. he hasn't entered a plea. >> he couldn't even shine the s.e.a.l.s' boots, as far as i'm concerned. >> reporter: stolen valor cases are common. this man recently claimed to be an army ranger. >> why don't you just admit you're a phony? >> reporter: and was confronted by a real veteran, who noticed his uniform wasn't quite right. >> why is your flag so low on your shoulder? it should be up here. >> you got me on that one bud. >> reporter: this man wasn't charged, but the federal stolen valor act makes it a crime to benefit from pretending to be the real thing. doug sterner helped pass it. >> stolen valor is not a harmless crime. it's a lie. it's a deception. >> reporter: and david, yo

andrea gonzÁlez. univisiÓn.nen armas largas y el rostro cubierto. a finales del aÑo pasado, pero es hasta ahora que estÁ apareciendo en internet. un sobreviviente de la balacera del pasado 6 de enero en michoacÁn, y una versiÓn de desechos muy diferente a la que dieron las autoridades al respecto. leticia: alejandro roldÁn con los detalles. alejandro: se ve un grupo de civiles comparan los identificados como cortadores de limÓn. quienes corren esconderse por los disparos. (voz deformada) (audio) un grupo de personas en esta cometa blanca va tras el convoy de la policÍa federal. minutos mÁs tarde aparecen ya sin vida. ( voz deformada ) un integrante de la frita dijo que varios cuerpos presentaban tatuajes en las heridas de balas .testigo: el proyectil quema la piel. es como una ejecuciÓn. esto genera una intenciÓn de volver en la piel. alejandro: la versiÓn de las autoridades era muy diferente a la de los testigos. testigo 1: los federales dispararon a matar y realizaron ejecuciones de civiles. alejandro: ella pi

mi compaÑero fÉlix de bedout hablÓ con el ex presidente del gobierno espaÑol, felipe gonzÁlez.ciar las violaciones entre venezuela y ahora dice que piensa viajar al paÍs para asesorar en la defensa de leopoldo lÓpez y antonio ledezma. y manÁ está en otros estudios. hablamos de las injusticias en mÉxico, de si algÚn dÍa les gustarÍa tocar en cuba, y por supuesto, de su nuevo disco, "cama incendiada". dicen que para ellos, la mÚsica es medicina. comenzamos. >> vamos "al punto", con jorge ramos. >> vamos "al punto". comenzamos el programa con un poco de historia. por primera vez en los estados unidos, dos hispanos se estÁn lanzando como candidatos por la casa blanca. nunca antes habÍa ocurrido esto. dos candidatos latinos en la misma elecciÓn. se trata, por supuesto, de los cubano americanos ted cruz, senador de texas, y marco rubio, senador de la florida. marco rubio hizo el anuncio esta semana en miami. a sus 43 aÑos, es el mÁs joven de todos los posibles candidatos. y dijo en su discurso que no querÍa esperar su turno para lanzarse. hablÉ con el senador rubio vÍa satÉlite desde

gonzalez. that was my sister who just came up to speak. my viewpoint is that light well that's coming in, the last time we looked at the plans there's very big windows facing my mother's, one of my mother's bedrooms. if those windows could be made with some kind of glass that was maybe a frosted type of glass or something so that they wouldn't have direct view into the area, we also would like the light well to go all the way down to the bottom. my mother has had privacy for 60 years and we're just concerned that with all of this, our privacy will be greatly reduced. the back decks will be actually looking into our garden and my sister showed you that there was some damage already to that cement retaining wall with some stakes that they put in there, which is now sitting flat up against our deck. this house is over a hundred years old and we're worried about any kind of architectural damage that could be done to it because of the size of the building. it's also going to go in very deep with the cars going underneath it. so those are my con

andrea gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. aranxa: al regreso cuatro manifestantes fueron apresados.policÍas enfrenten cargos criminales. nos vamos a illinois siendo de las comunidades estÁn entre las mÁs devastadas por los tornados del pasado jueves que cobraron la vida de dos personas. poco a poco sus residentes intentan volver a la normalidad, de hecho buscaron consuelo en la fe a travÉs de un servicio religioso. jazmÍn beltrÁn nos cuenta cÓmo estÁn los Ánimos. jazmÍn: la gran fe era palpable en la parroquia de san patricio en illinois donde esta maÑana cientos de feligreses participaron de una misa humana en la mente de todos aquellos afectados por los tornados que pasaron por la zona y dejaron dos muertos tras su paso. >> el padre dijo unas palabras muy bonitas acerca del tornado. en verdad fue una cosa muy triste, muy, muy triste. pero pues bueno, aquÍ nos vamos a reunir. periodista: los feligreses paraban no sÓlo por los afectados, sino tambiÉn por aquellos del pequeÑo poblado de 150 habitantes que quedÓ destruido por el tornado de categorÍa 4 que tomÓ tierra el jueves. >> aho

gonzalez was traveling in the himalayas last week.we learned today another san francisco resident jeff smith is safe in kathmandu. we spoke -- he spoke with abc news about his ordeal. >> it's safe to say we both feel very fortunate that neither one of us were hurt in the earthquake or anyone in our group. >> more than 5,000 people have died. rescuers are still hoping to find people buried beneath the rubble. >> and those who did survive need every bit of help they can get right now. >> spencer christian joins us live from the digital operations center with more on how you can help. spencer? >> there's a great effort going on here to help the red cross deliver relief to the victims of the quake here at the digital operation center in san jose. joining me is chief communications and marketing officer cynthia shaw. cynthia, tell me what's going on back here. i see posts and tweets and all kinds of stuff. >> in our digital operations center, this is a social listening center. where we're listening to what people are saying on social media

Ángel gonzález nos aquejan en vÍa satÉlite.ando , estoy muy feliz de estar con ustedes, ahora con un poco de tiempo adaptarme a la vida otra vez. >> Ángel, en 1994 lo acusan de haber secuestrado a una mujer y haberla violado, esto no fue suerte cierto cÓmo logra demostrarle a la justicia norteamericana que lo que ellos habÍan dicho, que la sentencia que habÍan tomado era equivocada? >> gracias a quienes me ayudaron, sino hubiera sido por la ayuda de ellos, hoy estarÍa aquÍ, es algo que no tengo las palabras para explicarles, lo que se siente al saber que alguien cree en usted y empieza a ayudarlo y es muy duro cuando uno estÁ en ese lugar, gritando todo el mundo que es inocente y parece que nadie lo escucha. >> ademÁs de los abogados que lo ayudaron, tambiÉn estÁ pensando que la nueva tecnologÍa le permitiÓ estar libre. hacia hacÍa 20 aÑos las pruebas genÉticas grandes comunes, esto fue lo que permitiÓ que usted compruebe su inocencia? >> asÍ es, por eso estoy aquí. si hubiera sido aÑos atrÁs todavÍa no estaría aquÍ, parece que

andrea gonzÁlez preparÓ el siguiente informe. andrea: fernando, cuÁntos aÑos tienes? 14?renar casos como los jornaleros indÍgenas menores de edad explotados en el norte del paÍs. >> en los tres niveles de gobierno, federal, local y municipal, puedan garantizar de manera instrumentada o en coordinaciÓn, los derechos de niÑas y niÑos. >> de acuerdo a datos de organismos no gubernamentales, en mÉxico eexisten cerca de 21 milnones de niÑos viviendo en pobreza. de los cuales 4.7 millones lo hacen en pobreza extrema. >> debajo de la punta del iceberg que es la pobreza. >> cuÁntos aÑos tienes, diego? >> 14. >> cÓmo era la vida aquÍ adentro? >> bien mal. nos pegaban, nos daban en la cabeza. con varas. >> el caso del albergue la gran familia, manejado por mamÁ rosa y desmantelado en julio pasado, dejÓ al descubierto una presunta red de maltrato, esclavitud y explotaciÓn infantil. sin embargo las organizaciones civiles que conforman el frente nacional por los derechos de las niÑas, niÑos y adolescentes, prefieren que todos los casos se hagan visibles. >> porque hay muchÍsimos casos