for gonzalez, the new charge can carry especially serious consequences. he is awaiting trial on a murder charge. he has pled not guilty. >> i just wish i wouldn't have done that because it's going to be like a domino effect with my other case, you know what i mean? just that little case right there, it's going to get me bad. they're going to be seeing me as like a threat to society coming out with shanks in jail, you know what i mean? so that's probably going to -- it's going to sting me, you know what i mean? >>> coming up, backed up toilets flood a housing unit and jeremy gonzalez faces off with a special response team. >> opposition. >> [ bleep ] my arm's stuck so don't [ bleep ]. >> but first -- >> i had a mechanical pencil, and poke your eye out. do not move. >> one of the most feared female inmates in bexar county. only 16 he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. he looks a little bit like me, yes. ancestry ha

(lupita gonzalez/found jars) "a lot of people thouh right here." lupita's now asking for people to stop donating and for the mystery man to come forward. (lupita gonzalez/found jars) "it's just not right what he's doing, i don't like it at all. i don't like it at all." ((christianne klein)) >> lupita gonzalez says about 15 dollars were placed in the jars. she says that money will go to her church./// christianne klein >>> that's all for us at 4. 8 news now at five starts after this. don't forget.. we're always on at las vegas now still cancelled. this after mercury was found inside the school. and parents are still frustrated that ccsd has few answers. ((paul joncich)) >> many parents are still asking the question... was that mercury actually dangerous? so we asked a doctor.. to find out what amount can cause serious problems. ((denise valdez)) >> and the proposed nfl but the public funding remains a hot topic among city leaders... who are in a race against the clock to make a decision on the issue./// <<< (("now, live...this is 8 news now at five.

vivir arrestan a un carnicero bajo sospecha de manosear a una menor de 14 aÑos, detenido es felipe gonzÁlezcree que tocÓ de manera inapropiada e incluso mÁs Álgido algunos menores que fueron solos a la carnicerÍa. >> cualquier persona con informaciÓn de este caso se insta a llamar al detectives del departamento de policÍa. >> creen que mÁs vÍctimas de gonzÁlez olano y piden que contacten al departamento de policÍa local ya estÁ tras las rejas del sospechoso de entrar a robar a la casa de una anciana en san josÉ que sigue cuidados intensivos en el hospital la anciana se encontraba sola en su residencia cuando ocurriÓ el crimen y fue brutalmente golpeada durante el robo el pasado lunes por la noche en una conferencia de prensa los oficiales confirmaron que se tratÓ de un crimen cometido por una persona despiadada, los agentes del orden se comprometieron a dar mÁs detalles sobre la detenciÓn del sospechoso y nosotros lo mantendremos informado. un robo de vivienda a mano armada se dio en el distrito de san francisco, el hecho tuvo lugar el miÉrcoles por la tarde entre la 26 tres hombres armados

juan carlos: desde los angeles juan carlos gonzÁlez univisiÓn.e resultar una meta difÍcil de alcanzar, por razones econÓmicas. los altos precios de los trÁmites legales son un obstÁculo pero como nos cuenta dulce castellano desde los angeles a aquellos que suman el desafÍo de hacerse ciudadano puede recibir ayuda financiera desde ya. carmen: carmen lleva a 27 aÑos en estados unidos como residente legal, dice que el sueÑo de hacerse ciudadana se ha visto opacado por varios impedimentos especialmente el costo de la solicitud. en casa habÍa ocho personas que alimentar. carmen:voy a tener que estar pidiÉndole prestado a mi hermano o a mis hijos. reportera: desde muy pequeÑa se vio forzado a trabajar y no sabe leer y escribir, pero estÁ decidido a enfrentar el desafÍo e iniciar el proceso de ciudadanÍa. carmen: puede uno votar y tomar decisiones, en este dÍa me animÉ a serlo y me siento feliz y contenta. reportera: los 680 $ para la solicitud ya no son un obstÁculo para carmen y cientos de residentes permanentes, del gobierno del estado de mÉxico otor

gonzalez says the picture was taken off her facebook page. she's now asking for people to stop donating.. and police are looking for the person responsible. (lupita gonzalez/found jars)"so it says we are asking for help for donations for enriquetta nunez." [butted with] (lupita gonzalez/found jars)"it's just not right what he's doing, i don't like it at all." the victim says all the money that's already been donated church. a search for answers in russia as a siberian river suddenly turns bright red. find out what locals say could be to blame.. and why they won't be taking a swim anytime soon. plus... the captain of this yacht is in some hot water after ditching the boat on the beach. why he decided to just park it there and walk away. ((bryan)) don't forget to download the all new 13 action news app.. featuring live streaming.. video on demand and incredible weather radar. it's free in the app store and in google play. danny tarkanian's carrying a lot of baggage. as a real-estate developer, tarkanian was penalized for failing to pay thousand

in the gonzalez's case the bees built their hive in a wall. professionals, and if you find youself in a similiar situation . it's best to call 3-1-1 . live in studio, marti glaser 13 action news. we're following some new weather developments right now- 'newton' has been upgraded to a hurricane. here, you can see workers covering store windows with plywood to prepare for any damage the storm may do. closer to home.. it's a whole different story for southern nevada. let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield.. bryan. tonight lows 64 to 68 on the west side of the valley... 66 to 71 on the east side. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .tuesday...sunny. highs 90 to 94 on the west side of the valley... 93 to 97 on the east side. winds generally light becoming east up to 10 mph in the afternoon. hermine is no longer a hurricane but still packed the west after midnight. .tuesday...sunny. highs 90 to 94 on the west side east up to 10 mph in the afternoon. hermine is no longer a the west after midnight. .tue

marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> legally it's tricky. the carnival operator can't write you're doing this and they're an solved. >> they say that, but it doesn't fully absolve them. it's a mine field. >> it's precedent for both. >> there is. >> coming up, this year's wild might come down to black and latino voters in pennsylvania. you're watching "world news ? ? ? >>> the presidential candidates have been criss-crossing key campaign states, but they both k have been chris crossing key campaign states. they both have a lot of unfinished work to do in the keystone state. >> for both hillary donald trump victory might come down to pennsylvania's minority voters. here's abc's martha raddatz. >> reporter: north philadelphia in all its rich diversity. this is clinton country. at least it should be. do you trust hillary clinton? >> trust? define trust. >> reporter: it's not that she has to worry about lots of voters here supporting her rival. how about donald trump? >> that bad boy. >> reporter: with the candidate latino voters, it takes guts t

y javier gonzÁlez mocken: sÍ, rumbo al poniente.dad juÁrez se va a volver mÁs turÍstica gracias a juan gabriel. se dice que tambiÉn construirÍan de nuevo el "noa noa". javier gonzÁlez mocken: asÍ es, ya hay un terreno especialmente para eso, que separamos del conjunto del centro histÓrico de la ciudad, donde Él trabajÓ mucho tiempo. orlando: mucha informaciÓn exclusiva. alan: muchÍsimas gracias al presidente municipal. javier gonzÁlez mocken: saludos a mis paisanos que estÁn en norteamÉrica. échenle muchas ganas! aquÍ estamos haciendo lo mismo, y vamos a recibir el hijo predilecto de esta ciudad. alan: para ustedes, en exclusiva. orlando: adelante en el estudio. francisca: gracias, muchachos! vamos a estar muy pendientes. esto va a ser un momento histÓrico. estoy segura que se van a dar cita personas de toda latinoamÉrica a darle el Último adiÓs al divo de juÁrez. nosotros seguimos con mÁs del programa. angÉlica marÍa hoy le dedicarÁ un musical a juan gabriel. ana patricia: asÍ es, mi querida francisca. y la gente ha seguido dedican

gonzalez says her picture was taken off her facebook page... she is now asking for people to stop donating and for the mystery scammer to come forward. (lupita gonzalez/found jars)"so it says we are asking for help for donations for enriquetta nunez." [butted with] (lupita about our little cousin? that she passed!" [butted with] (lupita gonzalez/found jars)"it's just not right what he's doing, i don't like it at all. i don't like it at all." the victim says about 15 dollars were placed in the jars. she says that money will go to her church. apple unveiled i version of the i-phone. the next generation are the i-phone 7 and 7 plus. the smartphones are water resistant -- and come in new shades of black. they also have improved cameras and no headphone jack. wireless earbuds will be used now. that has some users upset. apple also unveiled a new....waterproof apple watch and a super mario brothers game coming to i-o-s later this year. you can check out all of the stories trending today... singer who toured with prince and was good friends until the

the manager did tell gonzalez they would send someone out today. vm u-f-c fighter miesha tate i for her selfless act on mount charleston. tate was hiking, sunday, when she noticed a mother struggling to carry her 6-year-old down the trail. kai had broke her arm on the hike at mary jane falls. so... tate offered to carry kai down the mountain. 2:06-2:15 i grabbed her and carried her the rest of the way down i'm a little bit sore today but it was worth it and we made it down. the girl's family thanked tate on instagram saying tate saved them hours of hiking and helped good morning las vegas... time now is xxx... :2-:8 nats of coughing hillary clinton has a coughing attack on the campaign trail... it's what she said next that has trump reacting this morning.. sot - kira parrish / delta fair ride victim "i really thought i was going to die." sot - anna people injured this morning... more on what caused it later in this half hour. ((ad-lib)) taking a live look right now in long island new york where you can see waves are pretty big there as hermine is s

authorities now faces charges for killing javier gonzalez. gonzalez was trying to fix his broken down car on the side of the road, along i-17 -- when he was struck and killed. the new phoenix police chief is about to bring in some serious money. jeri williams will earn about 300- thousand dollars a year from taxpayers when she takes control of the department next month. the city of phoenix tells us that williams will make 197-thousand dollars a year, the same salary as retiring chief joe yahner. she is already collecting a thousand dollars a year on her previous service with the department. part of arizona's history is gone this morning. former governor rose mofford... the first female governor of arizona.. has passed away at age 94. she died yesterday morning at a hospice she had been in since she was hurt in a fall last month. mofford, a democrat, served as governor from 1988 to 1991. she was secretary of state when she took over for republican gov. evan mecham, who was ?? toss to morning juice ?? u-s-a women's soccer player megan rapinoe i

allÍ estÁ leÓn felipe gonzÁlez, habrá mÚsica, mariachi, bailes, trajes tÍpicos y todo el folclore caracterÍstico importante fiesta para los mexicanos. volvemos a las 11. ♪ marÍa elena: hoy es miÉrcoles 14 de septiembre de 2016 y estos son los titulares. la fiscalÍa de nueva york investiga si donald trump cometiÓ actos irregulares o violÓ alguna ley. melania trump reacciona a las preguntas sobre cÓmo miró a los estados unidos. tres policÍas sobreviven de milagro brutal atropello de un hombre que los arrollÓ intencionalmente en una tienda de phoenix, arizona. la mano amiga de un donante le permitio a un hispano o recuperar la suya. comenzamos. locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ m marÍa elena: muy buenas noches, la fundaciÓn de donald trump enfrenta la posibilidad de varias investigaciones. esta investigaciÓn la realiza la fiscalÍa general de nueva york. blanca nos dice que el propÓsito es investigar si donald trump o su fundaciÓn violarÁn alguna ley. blanca: el fiscal de nueva york asegura que se tratan de transacciones cuestionables realizadas por la

abc's marci gonzalez has more from hofstra university in new pkg script: facing off - for the first time trump: "i will release my tax returns as soon as she releases her 33 thousand emails" clinton: "i made a mistake using private email trump: that's for sure if i had it to do again i'd do it differently, hillary clinton and donald trump - each on the attack? clinton: "donald i know you live in your own reality but that is not a fact trump: you have no plan.. clinton: oh but i do and hitting each-other on the issues? from taxes? trump: my tax cut is the biggest since ronald regan clinton: you plans would add 5 billion dollars to the debt to stop-and frisk holt: the argument is it's a form of racial rofiling trump: these are bad people who shouldn't have guns etc clinton: stop and frisk was with 1 out of 5 voters saying they could change their minds after the debate - the candidates -fighting hard to turn this tight race- sot clinton think donald trump just criticized me for preparing for this debate and i did and you know what else i prepared for- the presidency sot trump i have much be

gonzalez was trying to fix his broken-down car on the side of the road.. along i-17 when he was struck and killed. the mother of his newborn baby made an emotional plea for his killer to come forward earlier this week. congress is reviewing a bill that would make it harder for parents to forget they require car makers to install alarms to alert parents that their children are still in the vehicle.are still in the vehicle. just this year.. arizona has had nearly 30 reported cases of children being left in hot cars. the phoenix mercury have clinched a spot in the playoffs after last night's win over the seattle storm.. brittney griner scored 21-points and penny taylor had eight in her final regular- season home game. the mercury led by as many as 17 in the first quarter and maintained a double-digit lead the rest of the way. final e: the arizona sun devils have another chance to add to their winning streak tonight. the devils take on the san antonio roadrunners in texas. last week.. the devils beat the texas tech raiders 68 to 55. tonight's game starts at 6-

lanzó pelota de dos hits para lograr el primer juego completo en su carrera, - el venezolano carlos gonzálezonectó un grand slam como parte de un racimo de seis anotaciones en el tercer inning,- y los rockies de colorado blanquearon el lunes 6-0 a los gigantes de san maximas 72, sensacion

juan carlos: desde los angeles juan carlos gonzÁlez univisiÓn.

brendaliss gonzalez on why they think suicide discussed among gun owners. >> reporter: owners first want you to stop byyhere. no matter how you feel about guns, you most likely care about. there's a new safety rule. >> this is probably the best piece of informatioo that gets picked up the most. >> reporter: now printed on the pamphlets. >> it says consider temporary offsite storage if a family member is suicidal. shops around colorado want to talk about it. >> we're the ones selling firearms. >> reporter: colorado has a 7th highest suicide rate in the nation. >> male has a loaded 9- millimeter with him. says he will kill whoever tries to stop him. >> reporter: just this week, douglas county deputies respond today a suicidal man, armwide a gun. >> shots fired, shots fired! he was shot and killed deputy injured. >> it's a difficult subject, but when you really think about it, we can make a difference. >> reporter: clark trains all her staff to notice any risk signs, and if they have any doubts, they won't make the sale. larry pate, a regular customer stands behind the initiative. >> there'

skyler gonzalez i don't really know how to get home considering how i'm like 5 i'm probably as capable of getting home as a drunk person i don't have a kid, but i can't even imagine losing someone and having no idea where they are carol rosenau grandmother it took a while before they sent a letter of apology and that was the part that bothered me the most because it was like oh well. it wasn't any big deal. the transportation system that they have is terrible 15 years skyler says he can tell not much has changed... because he keeps seeing stories like his on the news. if it were up to him -- making sure it never happens to another student again would mean a lot more... than an apology letter. sot from melinda: if they messed up there could be there's a sasquatch on the loose in portland oregon. it's helping kids get to and from the program...innitiate d by the city's department of transportation... all to remind drivers to be on alert for kids now that school is back in session. we have similar programs like this here in las vegas as well. "i'm just trying to send a message. i hope tha

fÉlix: nuestro reportero juan carlos gonzÁlez esta en vivo desde el puente internacional de el paso,s viendo que ya empezÓ el recorrido de la familia de juan gabriel., con los restos del cantante. en juan carlos: aquÍ se puede ver a mucha gente. estamos a unos cuantos pasos de mÉxico, este puente internacional. hay mucha gente que ha venido. estÁn las canciones, hay canciones en los puestos de enfrente, automÓviles que estÁn aquÍ pasando y tocando las canciones de juan gabriel, el ambiente parece de fiesta, y estas personas quieran ver pasar por unos segundos las cenizas de su cantante favorito, juan gabriel. seÑora, usted me decÍa, obviamente viene con mucho cariÑo. >> con mucho cariÑo, el cariÑo que todos le tenemos a juan gabriel. es para nosotros una pÉrdida tan grande, como si fuera un familiar de nosotros. reportero: usted va para juÁrez, tambiÉn. >> voy para juÁrez a la casa de juan gabriel. juan carlos: hay otras personas que no pueden ir. nos comentaba esta seÑora, no tiene la oportunidad de ir, vi que estaba llorando. >> era mi Ídolo desde pequeÑa, lo agarraba, lo besaba, e

marshal david gonzalez says in the group include two homicide people want ford aggravated assault. kidnapping and sex and drug offenses. >> don't do drugs. >> i noticed a lot of these arrests happen in the maryvale area. did this project have anything to do with the serial shooter? >> we were working in conjunction with phoenix p.d. and working together and sharing information. and i will tell you we did concentrate a lot of our time and resources in the maryvale intelligence we could find and there wasas a coordination involving that, yes. >> 15 grams of cocaine. nearly 66 grams of heroin and 24 ounces of marijuana were seized. >> you take into account there are tens of thousands of guns in our communities but 22 guns from a violent individual does make an impact. >> gonzalez says they do these operations several times throughout the year. >> we do these type of projects all the time and we will put together a couple hundred federal agencies to go out and to go out and arrest these individuals so we have less victims in our communities. >> here is footage from an operation they se

juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show in alabama where prison officials have confirmed a group of correction officers refused to report for the evening shift saturday at the holman correctional facility in atmore. the apparent work strike comes as guards have been walking off the job amid safety concerns and overcrowding throughout the summer. prisoners say there are stabbings on a regular basis and call the facility the slaughterhouse. a guard stabbed by a prisoner earlier this month died last week. the warden was stabbed in march. this is incarcerated organizer kinetik justice, speaking from inside the holman prison on saturday. listen closesely. >> it is official. at 6:00, no officers came to work. none can do work. none of the officers came to work. debited commissioner, the warden, sergeant franklin -- deputy commissioner, the warden, sergeant franklin, warden stewart, the captain, and a , and one -- wilson

en caracas, venezuela, angÉlica gonzÁlez.los dirigentes de dÉspotas e hipÓcritas advirtiendo que para el partido gobernante actual, el pri, no vuelve a ganar. isa osorio nos muestra un mensaje. isa: este hombre de forma improvisada y dejando con la boca abierta mÁs de uno interrumpe la celebraciÓn del grito de la independencia en el municipio diario rosales en michoacÁn, para dar un discurso de las autoridades por su manera de gobernar. >> vengan con la frente en alto salgan diciendo yo trabajÉ para ustedes! y me di para ti porque eso es lo que son, dÉspotas, hipÓcritas porque cuando quieren... isa: apenas, hace unos meses, el alcalde de ese municipio conocido por ser el lugar natal del cantante marco antonio solÍs se comprometiÓ a traer prosperidad a los programadores. estamos trabajando por mantener el municipio el hombre de quien se desconoce su nombre tuvo la valentÍa de reclamar el alcalde la falta de resultados. mientras que el resto de los asistentes aplaudÍan su discurso. >> presidente, lo invitÓ, lo exhorto no se tom

jonathan gonzalez wants to know why the conversation over race >> reporter: i think we can. i think that you, me, us, we are capable of having a conversation about ethnicity, culture, race. don't try to define us. our existence is far too complex to place us in any boxes. too many people were too easily offended by our ads promoting hispanic heritage month. many of you were afraid to leave the hate in the comments section. see, that's easy. what's hard is trying to get what about race and ethnicity makes you afraid at all. hispanic heritage month is meant to celebrate our culture. want to celebrate white history? go ahead, we have days that celebrate irish americans, jewish americans, polish americans. they all became nationally recognized under white presidents from lbj to ronald reagan. so we are glimpse and not deny what latin americans mean to this country. if you still want to hate don't leave it in the comments section. reach out to me. reach out to us. let's talk. i think we can. >>> it's not that lucky the pig wouldn't have been super tasty. he wasn't destined to be

brendaliss gonzalez joins us live in the stud joe. -- studio. >> a go fund me is set up to support his family and knave raised -- they've nearly raised the $5,000 goal in a few hours. it's managed by his family and mejss that he's in -- mentions that he's in critical yesterday's surgery. he was shot friday afternoon after deputies were called to a home with a suicidal person. they say that suspect was 40- year-old randall rodick. he fired at officers near his home before getting in a motor home ann driving more than a mile away where again he shot at deputies. he was shot ask killed during the -- and killed during the exchange. investigators were at his home this afternoon whil investigation continues. tony spurlock emphasized last night that their main concern is dan brite's recovery. >> i ask the community to stop and say a prayer for him. >> today sheriff spurlock referred to the suspect as dangerous. he commended the officers that responded saying they stopped a situation from escalating to page head to our website thedenverchannel.com. . >>> police have arrested a man in connectio

juan: and i am juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show with an explosive new report that reveals the extensive influence of corporate cash in u.s. elections through third party groups that do not have to disclose their donors. the report published by the guardian is based on 1500 leaked court documents from an investigation by wisconsin prosecutors into possible illegal fundraising by governor scott walker for the third party group, wisconsin club for growth, a 501 organization. prosecutors gathered hundreds of email messages that show exchanges between walker, his top aides, conservative lobbyists, and leading republican figures such as karl rove. now-republican presidential candidate donald trump also appears in the files from when he met with walker and then donated $15,000 to the wisconsin club for growth. but last july, a conservative majority of wisconsin's supreme court halted the prosecutors' investigation before any cha

gonzalez asked if she could call an outside exterminator to come and take care of it sooner, but the manager told her she would have to pay for it. a third and final vote is set to happen friday.. that could lead to a complete reorganization of the clark county school district. if approved.. the proposal would split the single large district into smaller ones.. essentially moving more control the plan would take effect at the beginning of next school year. a historic riverboat capsizes on the sacramento river. you can see the 87-foot boat upside down in the water. divers are assessing the situation to come up with a plan to flip the boat upright. but there's another problem. the boat is leaking more than 600 gallons of diesel fuel. (lt. nicole emmons, u.s. coast guard) " immediately they put booms around the area to keep the sheen inside the area around the vessel." this boa "blood alley" staring john wayne. it later caught fire in 1996 and sat abandoned before being restored. operators are still hopeful they can get it back in working order. right now-- the search is on for these va

marci gonzalez, abc news. joyce: a bizarre scam in california. a woman spotted her own photo on jars asking for donations to help pay for her funeral. there are at least two jars with her photo, found in a gas station and 99 cent store. there's a picture taken from her facebook page and a handwritten note asking for donations. >> supposedly i'm dead, but i'm not. i am alive. >> you are very alive. >> i'm very alive. i'm here. a lot of people thought, hey lupita died, it's like no, i'm right here. joyce: she's now trying to spread the word about the scam and track down whoever stole her photo. when she found the jars, there was about $15 inside. she's planning to donate that to her church. patrick: drones delivering burritos to college students. it's about to happen at virginia to begin the delivery. students and employees will be able to order chipotle burritos on a special kiosk. they'll be made at a chipotle food truck on site, and then delivered to a confined area. the self-navigating drones will lower the burritos using a tether. the san fran

gonzalez appealed the conviction... and he's now waiting for a re-trial which is set to begin next august./// ((denise valdez)) >>> a look into the life of a first- class traveler... as korean air celebrates a decade in las vegas. we take you into the first class cabin to see what it's like to fly across the world in luxury... and the tourism boost flights like these bring to las vegas./// news music voice over: "you're watching the valley's news tand i will not stand for congressman hardy and donald trump insulting seniors and veterans. hardy wants to raise the retirement age and said seniors who rely on programs like social security are a draw on government and the disabled are a drain on society. and then there's donald trump. they're just not for us. this is 8 news now at six." >>> ((paul joncich)) >>> a las vegas man was arrested... after forcing an emergency landing on a flight from texas. federal prosecutors say 24- year- old jerry ba nguyen was talking about suicide... and started banging and kicking before othe

. >> abc's marcy gonzalez has highlights with the debate hall in new york. nar si, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. even this early in the morning, there's some action here in the spin room. earlier, donald trump broke tradition. he came through here talking to reporters about that fierce >> democratic nominee for president of the united states, hillary clinton, and republican nominee for president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> reporter: facing off for the first time. >> i will release my tax returns against my lawyer's wishes when she releases her 33,000 e-mails that have been deleted. >> i made a mistake using a private e-mail. >> that's for sure. differently. >> reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump each on the attack dishing personal punches. >> donlald, i know you live in your own reality, but that is not the fact. >> but you have no plans. >> oh, i do. >> reporter: and hitting each other on the issues from taxes -- >> my tax cut is the biggest since ronald reagan. >> your plans would add $5 trillion to the debt. >> reporter: to

the lower manhattan spot where the twin towers of the world trad se center once stood, and marcy gonzalez takes us to the remembrance ceremony. >> thomas henry mcginnes. >> michael gregor mcginty. >> reporter: through tradition. >> wilfredo moncada -- and tearful memories. >> i never got to say good-bye, b bro. >> reporter: paying tributes to the 2,996 lyes lost in the terror attacks 15 years ago today. >> 15 years are like 15 seconds. >> reporter: are from here below the resilient reflection of the new 1 world trade center to the pentag pentagon. >> as americans we do not give into fear. >> reporter: and the field in shanksville, pennsylvania. ceremonies highlighting not only the utter loss and horror of that day, but the heroism. >> you saved many lives on september 11th. thank you, wells, for the gift of yore final hour. >> reporter: honoring the legacies etched into history and into the hearts of those too young to remember. >> u i'm 15 years and three months old. though i only knew you for three months, i feel like i have known you forever. >> reporter: the grieving family members sa

abc's marci gonzalez joins us from hofstra university in new york with more. good afternoon marci -- tonight- facing off for the first time hillary clinton and donald trump -taking on the issues- and each other in their first presidential debate sot - less visceral. she needs mor h heart in the course of the debate." the 90 minute showdown- broken down into 15 minute segments?with clinton going first? each getting 2 minutes to reply. and with the latest polling showing a close race - tonight, could be a turning undecided. sot - cokie roberts / abc news political commentator "the debate can absolutely have an impact on the outcome of the election.. with such a small undecided vote but it's also hardly any difference between the candidates in the polling.. so that the 1% or 2% change could make all the difference.." both candidates taking different strategies, in preparing? clinton- holding mock debates, studying video of trump in his past 11 trump's ghost writer for personal insight. trump - down-playing the amount of work he's put into getting ready? trump - d

juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show in north dakota, where governor jack dalrymple has activated the national guard ahead of today's ruling on the standing rock sioux tribe's lawsuit against the u.s. government over the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline. dalrymple said the national guard will be deployed to a checkpoint along highway 1806. as many as 100 additional guardsmen from the 191st military police company will be on standby and could be deployed at any moment. the governor madede the announcecement at a prprs conference on thursday.. >>>> b because of the increaeasd prolonged neneed for law enforcemement resosources, i hae asked geneneral norman toto make available some nororth dakota national guard p personnel to supporort law enforcement and augment the public safety efforts. amy: u.s. district judge james boasberg is set to rule today on an injunction in a lawsuit challenging the army corps of eng

these are two teams that clearly do not like the bus edge the rams in overtime 27-24 on a gonzalez boots. this games mean -- game means a lot. for both sides it means year- round bragging rights. >>with our fan base and their fan base, if you go out to eat anywhere, you go do something, they will watch parties, it is a game that last 365 days a year. >>you obviously hear about the talk to certain groups. one of the questions, every question i have is about this cu game and the rivalry. it is like a lot of rivalry games that i have been a part of in the past. a lot of passion, bott sides play hard and anything can happen in a rivalry game. >>reporter: that is right. we gettto enjoy it all on the gridiron. this will be, we know it might be scary. back to you in the studio. >>> a lot of you are heading out of town for the labor day weekend. this holiday is one of the deadliest on the roads every year. tomorrow is the most dangerous for the holiday especially with drunken drivers. officers are all over the state watching the roads very closely drivers. the labor day holiday will be big for m

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abc's marci gonzalez has more as world leaders are speaking out. marci: what is believed to be its biggest nuclear test yet. state tv announcing the powerful explosion that caused a magnitude 5 tremor. this as the north continues testing ballistic missil with an increasing range, saying their goal is to miniaturize a nuclear warhead and place it on a missile capable of reaching the u.s. while they don't have that capability yet, tests like this raise serious concern. >> north korea's programs will continue to grow. their range of their missiles will continue to extend, unless the united states and the international community take steps to negotiate a freeze with marci: president obama briefed on the test, which was about 10 times more powerful than north korea's first test in 2006. the president calling it a grave threat to regional security and to international peace and stability. as other world leaders join in strongly condemning pyongyang's nuclear efforts. secretary kerry: obviously, japan and south korea particularly are deeply concerned beca

marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. in the weather center now with mike wankum and the calendar says mid-september. mike: it feels like the middle of summer though. heather: it feels like mid-august. mike: it is hot and humid. the humidity i can live without. heather: i can live without both. 75 and sunny is perfect. mike: you're seeing upper 80's. year is 75 degrees. lows are supposed to be about 60 caret we barely got down that low tonight. it's a warm one and humidity is high as well. we have a hazy sunshine and the air is there. we have a frontal boundary coming through. behind it, we have lower humidity moving in. expect a little bit overnight. the next 12 hours we top off it 90 degrees at 4:00. a lot of 90's, low 90's. do you want to say goodbye to this and go to fall like weather? i will show you that in a few minutes. as well. heather? heather: some incredible video out of hull. police, fire, and animal control, working tirelessly to wrangle the fawn. they were able to tranqualize it and lift it out of the pit.

skyler gonzalez i don't really know how to get home considering ho like 5 i'm probably as capable of getting home as a drunk person i don't have a kid, but i can't even imagine losing someone and having no idea where they are carol rosenau grandmother it took a while before they sent a letter of apology and that was the part that bothered me the most because it was like oh well. it wasn't any big deal. the transportation system that they have is terrible 15 years skyler says he can tell not much has changed... because he keeps his on the news. if it were up to him -- making sure it never happens to another student again would mean a lot more... than an apology letter. sot from melinda: if they messed up there could be disciplinary action. add reporter sig we a about the student wearing a brace... who got off the bus because it was standing room only. they say there should always be a seat for every child on the bus... and are now looking into the incident. the school district also says 96-percent of their buses have not had any problems getting to destinations on time. in florida...

aisling gonzalez says she was dropping her daughter off... when the robber pulled out a knife -- and demanded her car keys. then realized he had a knife and a gun. the thief got away with her car... wallet... and phone gonzalez says she hopes police will find the car. "it's the first new car i've ever had and i work like really hard to pay for the car and you know i get up at four in the morning to go to work so, it's pretty savage that someone would do that to a mom with her kid. " police are looking for a 2016 hyundai elantra. she just bought it several months the license plate is 8-9-b-5-4-1. anyone with information should call metro police or crimestoppers 7- 0-2-3-8-5-55-55. the votes of three people -- appointed to vacant seats in the nevada legislature -- could determine whether a two billion dollar n- f-l stadium will be built in las vegas to lure the raiders. they are jesse haw to senate 15... councilwoman julia ratti to senate 13...and dominic brunetti district 25. all three live in northern nevada. brunetti is a former stanford foo

gonzalez was picked up last week. the woman's body was found year along i-40 in oklahoma. she had been reported missing several months before. gonzalez remains in arizona awaiting extradition. >>> new video in of the woman that admits she was drunk and hit when she hit and killed two people in mesa. police say she admitted to being impaired when plowing into a car last month killing the couple inside. despite her confession and at least 20 prior arrests, a judge >>> the prank apparently went too far, so tonight a valley school district is set to take action. students at scottsdale desert mountain used a hillary clinton mask and sex toys to vandalize a statue ahead of a football game, and the district released a statement saying it was disgraceful, and appropriate action would be taken. >>> and the final sprint to election day, just 62 days trail hard today in the key states of florida in and individual, and -- florida and virginia, and sitting down for interviews. trump and pence up first denying clinton's claim that trump choked on his meeting in mexico. >> i don't choke,

marci gonzalez, abc news, hempstead, new york. toya: tonight's presidential debate will air right here on wisn 12. you can watch abc's live coverage, starting at 8:00. then stay with us for in-depth coverage tonight at 10:00. "upfront" host mike gousha will be here to discuss wisconsin's role in the november election. donald trump's running mate mike pence was scheduled to speak in waukesha. the trump campaign says a scheduling conflict is to blame. trump will be in wisconsin on wednesday. he's holding a rally at the waukesha expo center. it starts at 6:30. as for hillary clinton, no word when she will return to wisconsin. her daughter, chelsea, is expected in the green bay area this week. patrick: early voting is underway in milwaukee. the polls are open until 6:00 tonight. there were lines inside the zeidler municipal building this morning. two more early voting locations will open on october 10, at the midtown center and the forest every municipality has different early voting rules. we have all the early voting information pos

marci gonzalez is with us from florida and justin povick is tracking the storm. we start with marci. good morning, marci. >> reporter: hi. good morning. this is an area that was bracing for some of the worst of the storm, but you can see things are pretty calm here. not much wind. the rain has been off and on, but that is not the case to the south and east of here. hurricane hermine hammering parts of strong winds relentless rain and the biggest concern, the storm surge, expected to reach up to 12 feet in some places. >> the most important thing we are to put in our minds is this is life threatening. >> reporter: mandatory evacuations ordered in some coastal communities. >> please protect property and evacuate immediately. >> reporter: as even before land fall hermine's outer bands homes. >> about 4 1/2 inches of water inside the house. >> reporter: shelters opened and a state of emergency in place for much of the soaked sun shine state. >> you know when you live in florida, this is what it is. if it gets bad, you leave. if you think you can ride it out, ride it

the coroner identified the girls as nine-year-old delilah and 7-year-old say ya gonzalez -- sayra gonzalez. what happened was sim to an accident in jenner where a mother drove off in the -- drove off the road trapping two little girls. in there is will be looking at the mother's cell phone to see if she was using it at the time of the debt -- the accident. >> a funeral was held today for the two sisters who died in the similar accident near jenner. their mother was driving them to school in a pickup last week when she lost control. the truck went over the embankment and into the rushing river. the mother escaped. she and others tried desperately to save the girls but they had to luck. the victims were four-year-old haley and her sister kaitlyn. the girls were buried at the calvary catholic sim tarry. >>> coming up in the next 48 hours, a former stanford swimmer is going to be set free after three-month in jail for sexual assaulting an unconscious woman. at 3:06, the preparations underway -- 3:06 the preparations underway. >> temperatures are on the mild side, i'll let you know what to expe

juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin in charlotte, north carolina. >> release the videos. release the videos. release the videos. release the videos. release the videos. release the videos. juan: for a third night in a row, protesters chanted "release the tapes!" as they took to the streets and called for police to release video of the shooting of keith lamont scott. charlotte's mayor imposed a midnight to 6:00 a.m. curfew that some protesters defied. >> i don't agree with that. i am grown and i feel like i should be able to, you know, stay out as long as i want. as far as my reasons for doing this, i have one sibling and he is my brother and i feel like it is my duty to protect him. if anything -- he kind of looks up to me. for doing it.ason if they take it away for me, i won't have anything left. juan: meanwhile, the protester who police say was the victim wednesday of a civilian-on-civilian shooting has died. but several