una respuesta que para él dice haber sido admitir culpabilidad >>> gallego y se que le pidió a gonzálezor 15 años, dice que cuando lo confrontó el acusado presuntamente culpo a las drog, debi al incidente, gallegos dice que tuvo que reunir a muchos padres en la academia de artes marciales y se les aseguró que ningún momento gonzález estuvo solo con los menores. el acusado continúa tras las rejas. >>> aún se desconocen las fechas de cuando habrían pasado los presuntos actos, pero de ser hallado culpable, gonzález podría enfrentar una sentencia de hasta 32 años tras las rejas. >>> somos la autoridad en el tiempo, hora de revisar las temperaturas actuales, con lucrecia >>> cuéntanos >>> hoy es un día bastante nublado, especialmente porque el techo se ubica en unos 3000 m, así que vemos condiciones bastante fresca, de hecho a lo que respecta a las próximas horas continuaremos con condiciones bastante agradables, incluso algunas de ellas que traen temperaturas que comienzan a subir conforme nos vamos acercando de semana que trae condiciones muy estables, en lo que respecta a los próximos día

arancha gonzalez, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much.ng tariffs being slapped around all over the place. the mood music on international trade has changed very much, to your detriment. well, no, i wouldn't say so. i would tell you that there is a huge geostrategic rivalry between the us and china, and maybe it's not that bad that the biggest expression of this rivalry is international trade. why is that? because economies being so interrelated today, the fact that there is this huge rivalry and a contention to go unilateral is making a lot of the coalitions in every country mobilise international trade, so maybe it is not that bad. you're saying that they are sort of carrying out a proxy war through trade it might be worse otherwise? what i'm saying is that in trade, it may be a bit more rational than it would be in other areas. like militarily? like militarily, like diplomatic, like we've seen in climate change, for example. and why is that? because there's a system of rules today that makes countries and makes businesses think twice be

good evening chief gonzalez. >> i know commissioners made reference to your report.eport seems to get thicker by each commission meeting. which is good. >> all delegation. >> vice president nakajo: i understand that. as commissioner enjoyed reports and identification of all the command post that is sitting there as we get the reports from the various units. which is a lot. it shows you how much we're doing in this fire department. i do appreciate the photos. i have two questions. one in terms of -- i appreciate the video in terms of the jaws of identification again. >> jaws of life. >> vice president nakajo: which brought me to this question. are we the department into a different training technique when it comes to cars that are electrical versus the traditional -- >> electrical there's concern getting shocked. you have to be cognizant of that. the higher -- some of the main philosophy, whatever kind of car it is, you will security scar first. you would need to block it and don't let the tires out. you try to work away from the patient as much. you have so stabilize

keefe gonzalez -- chief gonzalez, you're up. >> good evening commissioners, chief. deputy chief gonzalez, operations report for june. during the month of june, there are 18 working fires, two of can were second alarm. our assistant chief was commander of both fires they did great job keeping it. contained it as much as they could. structures involved. least amount got damaged. notable incidents, fire went over to oakland on june 2nd. you might have seen it on the news. showed the capacity and the capability of that fire. it's got really long reach. it put the dump fire out. they didn't have the capability to do it. on june 2nd, truck 15 say the kitten named scrumptious. he was adopted from the aspca. on june 9 -- he saw a swimmer that was struggling. he save the guy and helped get him on the boat. they did cpr and brought him back. great job by captain johansson. on june 13th, tourist was stranded on the ledge no injuries. june 16th, bay rescue of three kayakers. on june 17th, confined space fire. i mention it on our previous report. on june 17th, kayaker in distres

gonzÁlez ordenÓ una ensalada de camarón y un filete.hacerse pÚblico y paul intentÓ hacer lo mismo en este restaurante de pasadena. varios clientes se reconocieron al acusado y le dijeron al gerente. " yo tambiÉn lo reconocÍ, le hable en privado y le dije que no Íbamos a poder servirle. le pedÍ que se retirara". sin oponer resistencia, gonzÁlez se retirÓ y posteriormente le explicaron a la mujer que lo acompaÑaba lo que habÍa sucedido. a ella la atendieron y se retirÓ decepcionada. de ser encontrado culpable, podrÍa recibir sentencia mÁxima de hasta 13 aÑos de cÁrcel. el abogado dice que es poco probable ya que en ninguno de los casos hubo violencia. >> las personas mÁs graves, cuando hay lesiones graves, tal vez 13 aÑos. en este escenario hay posibilidad de libertad condicional. jorge: ahÍ la dejamos. ilia: llegamos al final, gracias por haber confiado en nosotros. locutor: ahora estÁ usted bien informado. "noticiero univision", su voz, su decisiÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ juan carlos: fuerte.

they can't do that, arancha gonzalez.ith africa, they say yes, you can send cocoa, raw commodities, the minute they wa nt to raw commodities, the minute they want to add value to those products, and finished them and send textiles or whatever, they see barriers, more ta riffs or whatever, they see barriers, more tariffs go up, and conversely, the other way, they have to allow their markets to be open to textiles from the united states, we are seeing a big dispute between washington and rwanda because rwanda said we don't wa nt rwanda because rwanda said we don't want your second—hand clothes, we wa nt to want your second—hand clothes, we want to protect the textile industry, what has america done? is as we are going to close markets to rwanda. and what has rwanda said, 0k, rwanda. and what has rwanda said, ok, do that, but we will stand, we will continue... that is an example ofa will continue... that is an example of a rich country bullying at poorer country. this is why the wto exists. take this to the wto and you will

noticias locales surgen noticiaslocales que dejó joven muerto y ahora vamos con el compañero david gonzálezs testigos qué fue lo que dijeron? >> sí se encontraban y escuchó lo que parecían ser fuegos pirotécnicos y empezaron a correrpor sus propias vidas y también veamos las imágenes que dejó a muchos consternados y tuvo bajo cierre preventivo y según las indagaciones el tiroteo se originó con jóvenes rivalesy es que fue declaradom muerto en la escena y en ese entonces artu reportaron que huyó al lugar de los hechos para esconderse entre la multitud de unos 500 estudiantes quiénes se encontraban resguardados y scuchemos lo que dijo la madre del joven. >> (audio en inglés). >> el equipo de táctica estaba presente podríamos ver a los agentes y quizás un grupo de tiradorescom un madre escondida fuera delugar y no sabía lo hacer, y estará conmigo bienyla policía señaló que nngun estudiante dijo que resultaron heridos o lesionados,igualmente no se rebeló si los estudiantes y se desconoce la condición actual pero es que etsarán aqui presente el lunes. >> david gonzález noticiero telemundo 48. >>

wat only that but the technology that they offered groundbreaking. >> sreenivasan: but, gonzalez said, uber has changed how it pays drivers over the years. >> they slashed the rates not only one time but two times. so just to give you a comparison, the rates that we have now are less than half wof used to have; actually less than a third. sreenivasan: despite th amount of money drivers make going down, the number ofes drivers themseas gone up. since 2011, the number of for- hi vehicles licensed in ne york city has more than doubled from 50,000 to about 130,000 cars. all required to be licensed by the ci commission. limousine the majority of the new cars are used for app servis like uber and lyft. with that surge has come more congestion, making it harder t move through the city. but are there enough ridersad fr all thostional cars? an independent transportation study in 2017 found that more than a third of taxi and app vehicles in manhattan's centrald businetrict were unoccupied during daytime hours. when you were working er or lyft, do you find that you're busy all the time or-- >> n

they're glad gonzalez was finally caught. >> how do you live with yourself?you not have a conscience? >> i was ecstatic, very, very happy. >> he pleaded not guilty to extortion, grand theft, and the other charges. he's facing up to 13 years in prison if he's convicted. >> toyota is making a big bet on self-driving cars with a $500 million investment in uber. both companies will work closely together to accelerate the development of driverless cars. uber plans to retro fit mini vans with this technology by testing them in the real world. >>> splunk is adding a second office building in san jose. spunk will keep its existing offices after it moves into the new building next year. >> and splunk, just like that we have fog. >> splunk every night, dealing with fog every evening. temperatures have not gotten above 72 degrees in seven weeks in san francisco. and you're not doing it this week. 58 degrees, cloudy in the city, cloudy in san jose, 62 degrees. santa rosa cloudy, 57. and cloudy in concord as well. fremont 57 for you. fairfield 56, napa 54. san rafael 55.

juan carlos gonzÁlez nos explica por quÉ hay gente que se opone a la medida.yorÍa de la personas acusadas de cometer un delito. >> en los cargos mÁs complicado en la fianza son mÁs caras. cuandos. con el argumento de que las personas de bajos recursos no pueden reunir el monto de la fianza y tienen que permanecer detenida mientras se resuelve su caso la legislatura de california aprobÓ una medida que de convertirse en ley cambiaria la manera en que las cortes deciden quiÉn podrÁ esperar el juicio de libertad. >> una computadora va a decidir si usted es un riesgo para la comunidado no.12 horas centavo, pero los que sean acusados de violencia domÉstica u otros juicios graves deberÁn esperar en la cÁrcel. >> ya no va a haber la habilidad de que usted escoja. juan: contrario a lo que opinan los que apoyan la medida, toda persona tiene la oportunidad de salir bajo fianza. >> hay compaÑÍas que pueden ayudar a una persona con algunos dÓlares. >> en esta sociedad siempre hay personas racistas, incluyendo los jueces. un juez racista va a ver a un latino y no le va dar

uno de ellos, mike gonzÁlez. " fue horrible.hos conductores intentando ayudar y otros saliendo por la sentarÁ del autobÚs." hay siete muertos pero el nÚmero podrÍa ser mayor. algunos fueran traslados a hospitales cercanos. varios en condiciÓn grave. " fue un caos", insiste este oficial. el autobÚs habÍa salido de alburquerque a phoenix pero debÍa llegar a los angeles. la junta nacional de serie del transporte participen esta investigaciÓn. voceros de la empresa de autobuses dicen que continuaban dando apoyo a los afectados. no revelaran la identidad de los socios hasta que sus familiares sean notificados. regresamos contigo. haremos un seguimiento a esta noticia. >> gracias por la informaciÓn.

empresa de una compaÑÍa de maquinaria pesada personas sin documentos, como a nos dice elyangÉlica gonzÁlezn operativo Éxitos para los federales que deja asientos de familias frente a un futuro incierto. >> llevaban aÑos aquÍ. como sus

the win followed the astros‘ 3—1 victory 24 hours earlier in which marwin gonzalez hit a three—run homeriled 1—0 when gonzalez doubled and white hit a high, arching shot to left field off ray black. the astros have won six of their past seven and the giants have lost four of five. i spoke about the international champions cup match there with chelsea winning 5—4. champions cup match there with chelsea winning 5-4. at present, real madrid are playing against roma in newjersey. real madrid are 2—0. gareth bale one of the scorers. 20 minutes gone, 2—0 real madrid. hello there. tuesday marked the end of the heat wave across the south—east, we saw temperatures reaching the low 30s celcius, but it all ended with showers and thunderstorms late on tuesday and into the early part of wednesday. these tending to clear out into the north sea, leaving a legacy of cloud here. a few showers across the north—west of the country, otherwise a dry and a clear start to wednesday morning. a cooler feel, 10—16 or 17 degrees. for today it really will feel cool and fresher right across the board, including the

please welcome march for our livers activist emma gonzalez and matt deitsch.> trevor: so good to have you here, is that the first thing will you do is go to my water, just check. >> no, it's the mug. >> trevor: what if it was a fake mug and you would expose the fact i don't have any real things in my cup. welcome to the show. thank so much for being here. what is fascinating in wamping your journey, many people get ang disng-- angry when bad people happen in their world, not just in america, everywhere. some people do something but you continue to work at it to make change. what do you think keeps driving you? >> i definitely know that in the very beginning of all this we met way bunch of kids from chicago who, the peace warriors mainly who we are still friends with today. and they 208d us about the six principles of nonviolence, martin luther king and principle number five is, no, principle number four is accept suffering without retaliation for the sake of the cause to achieve the goal. which means basically doesn't matter what you face as an individual, the

por lo leo: hola, soy leo gonzález. y también favor de no subir en la banca. ¿son novios? ah, no se esté vámonos, circulen, circulen. no, ya está. la nueva ley.

juan carlos gonzÁlez nos cuenta esta historia.ntroversia ha ido en aumento. "mi sea arruinado, me han dicho que no regrese a casa porque es peligroso. todos creen que soy racista", dice la presunta agresora. su abogado dice que lo ha perdido todo. "el el impacto de las redes sociales ha arruinado la ida de mi cliente. ya no le permitieron que siguiera en el gimnasio donde entrenaba, perdiÓ a todos sus clientes, ahorita no tiene ningÚn ingreso." en el video que se hizo vital, miguel angel sÁnchez acusÓ a la mujer de haber ofendido a Él y a su compaÑero, quienes acudieron a este edificio de departamentos para realizar remodelaciones en una de las unidades. >> le dijo que no lo iba a dejar entrar porque sabÍa que era mexicano y estaba segura de que Íbamos a robar cosas. juan: "en repetidas ocasiones les preguntÉ a qué departamento iban y me dijeron que no sabÍan el nÚmero ni el nombre del dueÑo." agrega que ella sintiÓ miedo cuando los dos hombres se aprovecharon de que ellaabriÓ la puerta del estacionamiento para entrar. el abogado

y varios están hospitalizados por un accidente de tránsito en el condado de contra costa, david gonzálezra del hospital (nombre en inglés), david buenas noches cuéntanos la condición de las víctimas . >> muy buenas noches, paola, presuntamente las personas están internadas en este hospital en condición crítica, no descartan que el factor y las drogas fuera determinante. >> fierros retorcidos y combustible en el asfalto quedó en un auto en (nombre en inglés), una mian de 18 años identificada como (información en pantalla) perdió el control del vehículo a las 4 de la mañana cuando iba al a interestatal 680 de la autopista 24. >> creo que toda acción tiene una responsabilidad y es que ella pues, actuó de esa manera sin pensar, entonces tiene que tener una consecuencia . >> el (nombre en inglés) dice que desconoce del por qué se impactó , ocupantes murieron . >> equipos de emergencia llegaron al lugar y ubicaron a dos mujeres de 18 años gravemente heridas . >> sucede en todos lados, en méxico, aquí, en todas partes sucede eso, es gente que maneja mal, se le hace fácil tomar alcohol y manajar

cualquier tipo de agresión física o la vida de una persoan >>reportando en vivo desde san josé de gonzálezobado esta mañana en el distrito de auckland, un sospechoso el banco entregándole una nota al cajero que debía darle el dinero o le dispararía, el sujeto a pie con la cantidad de dinero no revelada, es descrito como un afroamericano y de unos cinco pesaría las gacetas libras, >> los manejos de materiales peligrosos, esto fue lo que se vio esta tarde en el derrame de elementos tóxicos . >> todos los carriles de la autopista en el sentido sur, fueron cerrados por más de cuatro horas luego de que un camión que transportaba 300 cada galones, eran las 12 contrito con locura el percance, el chofer del transporte roto que la carga comenzó a derramarse en la pista, cuándo empezó a estacionarse y llamar a la línea de emergencia 911, las autoridades ordenaron el cierre del comercio, a la vez decidieron cerrar los carriles en sentido norte es que la carga era ácido nítrico y público en general solemos en la salud a nivel respiratorio y en la piel, en un momento el derrame provocó un pequeño incen

juan carlos gonzÁlez nos explica.personas que se han metido en problemas criminales y han sido detenidos por cualquier razÓn, retenerlos indefinidamente hasta que inmigraciÓn venga a agarrarlos. lo que molesta algunos activistas es que, por ejemplo, ice paga a $118 por cada dÍa que el acusado permanece en sus cÁrceles. . >> nosotros, como organizaciÓn, estamos muy expuestos a todo este negocio que se hace con los inmigrantes.ndo de orange se calcula que mantiene 781 detenidos diariamente, lo que lo que lo que lo hace ganar $92,700 cada dÍa, lo que ayuda a solventar sus gastos. en el pasado llegaron a ser 26 los condados con acuerdos similares, pero ahora son sÓlo dos. sin embargo, cabe aclarar que bajo ninguna circunstancia, los agentes pueden basarse en la apariencia fÍsica para detener a alguna persona y entregarla a ice. aunque estos condados tienen acordÓ con inmigración, no pueden salir a la comunidad y empezar a detener a la gente simplemente porque se ven latinos o se ven indocumentados. juan: tratamos de obten

de transporte en el corazÓn de san francisco una terminal que promete transformar la zona, david gonzÁleznas para la gran inauguraciÓn, david, ¿cuÉntanos? buenas tardes. >> asÍ es paola, de hecho la entrada principal de la terminal tuvo que ser cerrada dada al nÚmero que llegÓ aquÍ de personas hablamos con varios de ellos que nos dijeron que al parecer la terraza tiene una capacidad para 7.000 personas y llegaron mÁs, es que este proyecto durÓ mÁs de 20 aÑos en concretarse, vamos a ver las imÁgenes para que vean lo hermoso que estÁ este lugar, el llamado centro de trÁfico ubicado sobre la calle misiÓn, se expande a cuatro cuadras de san francisco y tuvo un costo de 2, 26 mil millones de dÓlares, en este centro de cuatro pisos hay mÚltiples negocios y restaurantes para el deleite de sus usuario que abrirÁn sus puertas en el 2009. >> gritaba un poquito la gente, regresamos y ya estaba cerrado. >> dice que arrancÓ y eso incluirÁ un sistema de trenes, incluso la planificaciÓn fondos ya estÁn en marcha, estima que el proyecto termine en un par de aÑos, el costo sera mil millones de dÓlares, si

. >> i'm erica gonzalez inun for yang. the work week is coming to a close. >> melissa mollet is keeping an eye on the >> sheena will be joining us live throughout the road talking when clear the shelters. your opportunity to bring a new, if you are y furry friend into your home. outside, boy, is it warm. temperatures a steamy 79 degrees. national airport 80, 81 in st. mary's county. even the c shenandoahnty in the 60s and it hasn't gotten low 70 degrees yet. it's all aboutnd humidity a increasing rain chances for later on on your friday. showers here out acrs northern west virginia. have your umbrella ready to go. it is going to be ath steam of a friday afternoon. temperatures in the low, perhaps eveno briefly ie mid 90s with increasing rain chances later on into the the evening and unfortunately the rain chances are going to hang around to the weekend. no total washouts but you need l backup. >> we'll do. fair warning there. thank you, chuck. inner loop before georgetown pike had the right lane getting by the work ne. had

juan carlos gonzalez a servicio de saÑa.udieron haber dejado atrÁs papeles importantes como documentos migratorios. por eso la oficina de ciudad neza hÉlice migraciÓn ofreció ayudar a los inmigrantes afectados por los incendios de california. el servicio de inmigraciÓn y ciudadanÍa estados unidos ofrece servicios que pueden ayudar a personas hace lados por circunstancias imprevistas, incendios de california. >> es algo muy raro porque a veces escuchamos noticias negativas. y ahora, a raÍz de un incendio, algo que afectÓ a tantas personas, estÁn ayudando. >> las personas tendrÁn que tener algÚn estatus migratorio y esta ayuda consiste en diferentes maneras. >> las personas que perdieron su tarjeta pueden hacer la solicitud de nuevo. >> y la obtienen mÁs rápido. se refiere a la tarjeta de residencia permanente. tambiÉn quienes tienen un trÁmite en marcha. >> los que dicen que tienen aplicaciones y tiene evidencia. manar extensiÓn para que sometan esta evidencia. >> quienes como parte eso-- como quienes parte del proceso tienen

abc's marci gonzalez once again on this eye-opening story. >> going to start out with the long ones -orter: from kim kardashian tutorials to rupaul's drag race. >> my secret weapon with lashes is a blow dryer. >> reporter: twiggy's head shots. larger than life names complete with lush lashes have always been in style. >> hey, guys. i'm going to show you how to apply your lashes properly. >> reporter: now lashes, false ones, have gone from special occasion adornment -- >> as close to the lash line as possible. >> reporter: to must have everyday accessory. >> and pop it on -- >> if you have eyelashes, extensions are to you yore -- >> reporter: mark cuban tried out these lash extensions on "shark tank" in 2015. the sharks passed on this pitch and may have missed out on more than just a new look. the market for false lashes is booming. projected to reach over $1.5 billion in the next five years. and that's just in product. for entrepreneurs like tirsa, it is much more. >> i really saw a need. that's when blink bar was born. >> reporter: she's looking to cash in with specialized salons. >>

. >> joining us now is alberto gonzalez. he is now the dean of the belmont university of law. general, thank you for being with us. again you served in the white house. what in your mind is the significance of the fact that don mcgahn is answering questions from special council? >> i think there is something very important for people to understand. the white house council -- they have an obligation to cooperate. this is not a question of whether or not he has a choice or not, he has an obligation to do so in this case. apparently the president of the united states was aware of this cooperation. he gave permission. as a government lawyer, there is no attorney-client privilege between the white house council and the president of the united states for personal wrong doing. we know in the case of a criminal investigation, that privilege is going to fail if the inform sought is necessary for justice. the white house council and all government lawyers are different from a normal private lawyer, you're a lawyer from the government, not a private individual, and you have an obligation

marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> life during the summer can rn i guess looking for something -- >> fill their time somehow. >>> uber is shifting its focus from cars to bikes and scooters. >> they say they are better suited for intercity travel. they think it will pay off in the long time with more lucrative rides. i'm all in. >>> coming up, diane's back. >> earlier this summer she told us about how to get better sleep during the night. some must-have gadgets straight ahead. you're watching "world news now." ahead. you're watching "world news now." new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. only for a limited time. thperfect ti to start mewhere t someone to hold his beer, it's the perfect time to start something new, right? >> this is the time. >> and we're going to call it summer rewind. >> it is thefull week of unofficial summer, which we cried about during break, but we thought to bring some happiness, we'd bring

. >> and i'm erika gonzalez in for eun yang anks for joining us today. we're expects a hot one today. >> and then things take a bit of a turn. first up, chuck and sheena parveen areat checking th weather for you are. >> good morning, we won't see ntlief late friday today, still in the 90s. >> get theold compresses out. >> that really does work. >> oh, my gosh iteels so good. get ready to try to beat the heat the best you can. we're going to well above 90 degrees. there's a live look at the national airport where it's steamy. 73 degrees at the airport. 69 in dulles. 69 at manassas, notice not as many locations are down belowor5 6 degrees. a noticeably muggy start. and another h one this afternoon. we made 92 yesterday. forecasting 93 for downtown locations. 89, gaithersburg, 90 in leesburg. it will be a hot one. good news , rain chance staying away from now. you can get the car washed next chance rolls in late on the day on friday.ou here's what need to know. hot and humid. let's go to melissa mollet. we want an easy commute, melissa. >> i know, i give it

las autoridades arrestaron a juÁrez gonzález por un incidente relacionado a la demencia de-- violenciarestricciÓn por el mismo delito. los oficiales lo arrestaron un dÍa despuÉs y se encuentra recluido en la cÁrcel del condado de san mateo. hoy cientos de miles de vecindarios de todo estados iÍa ejerza las leyes de migraciÓn y cooperen con la agencia ice. beatriz nos tiene los detalles de esto. beatriz:buenas noches. recalcaron la importancia de comentar los lazos de confianza entre la policÍa y los vecinos como una manera clave de pre moda la seguridad para todos. desde 1984 destinaron una jornada la reuniÓn de vecinos con agencias comunitarias y agencias del o diversiÓn y entretenimiento. no fundamentales estrechar lazos con la policÍa. aclararon que en san josÉ los oficiales no ejercen leyes de inmigraciÓn. >> estamos aquÍ para todo el mundo y no podemos tener temor en la comunidad para llamar a la policÍa cuando necesitan ayuda. >> nosotros nos hemos comprometido con nuestra comunidad y asegurarles de que no tengan miedo de que nosotros no vamos a reportar. >> para muchos son tiemp

abc news reporter marci gonzalez has more. >> his desk in the senate chamber covered in black velvet and white roses as colleagues honor senator john mccain. >> he was america's hero all along. >> the six-term senator, war hero, and two-time presidential candidate asking his former campaign manager to share his final words, a farewell letter to the country he loved so much. >> do not despair of our present difficulties. we believe always in the promise and greatness of america, because nothing is inevitable here. >> the flag at the white house lowered to half-staff once again after being raised early monday morning. president trump, after repeatedly ignoring reporters' questions -- >> mr. president, any thoughts on john mccain? >> mr. president, do you have any thoughts on john mccain? >> putting out a statement saying he has now ordered a proclamation to keep the flag at half-staff until mccain's internment. >> we very much appreciate everything that senator mccain has done for our country. >> a week of remembrances now planned. mccain will lie in state at the arizona capitol on wed

abc's reporter marcy gonzalez has a moving tribute. >> reporter: emotional services honoring an american icon, john mccain's sons in their dress uniforms saluting his flag-draped casket carried by an honor guard into the arizona capital building. mccain's wife of 38 years, cindy, with this silent display of love. daughter meghan sobbing, comforted by her brother during this private ceremony on what would have been mccain's 82nd birthday. >> loving god, see our tears. >> reporter: leading up to his death saturday after a year-long battle with brain cancer, mccain planned out the details of this week's services including this. lying in state, a chance for the people he served as senator for six terms and as a congressman before that, to say good-bye. so many putting politics aside. >> didn't always agree with everything he did, but we agreed and supported him for being a veteran and we honor him for being a p.o.w. >> reporter: linda gordon, the first in line here before 7:00 a.m. >> it's the least i could do for such a great man. >> reporter: james fine driving all the way from texas to be

abc news reporter marcy gonzalez ic icon. on hor john mccain's sons in their dress uniforms saluting his flag-draped casket carried by an honor guard into the arizona capitol building. mccain's cindy, with this silent display of love. daughter meghan, sobbing, comforted by her brother during this private ceremony on what would have been mendocino complex's 82nd birthday. >> loving god. see our tears. >> reporter: leading up to his death saturday after a year-long battle with brain cancer mccain planned out the details of this week's services including this, lying in state, a chance for the people he served as senator for six terms and as a congressman before that, to say good-bye. so many putting politics aside. >> didn't always agree with everything he did, but we agreed and supported him for being a o. l gdon the nor him for being first in line. >> the least i could do for such a great man. hero. rter: james fine driving >> honorable man, a statesman. he just deserves it. >> reporter: the tributes continue thursday with a m

not a great finish f gio gonzalez. ripping this one past a diving adams.ing to do it for gio. eight runs allowed in 4 2/3 innings. four strikeouts and one run allowed in his first complete game in the majors.ma rlins crushed the nationals 12-1. >>> asked redskins back on the fieldtoday. the team getting ready for their third preseas game on friday night at fedex field against the broncos. the third preseason game usually one where we see most of the starters including alex smith, who made his debut forhe redskins against the jets butly onlayed one sedies. but look good. the quarterback already impressing the quarterback of the defense, mason foster. >> great quarterback. i said that from day one. i w a big fan even from when he was at utah. he moves the oiains. he'sng to do whatever he has to do to get that win, straight-up eenner. you s that in otas to his first drive out there last week. it. exciti you want to fight for other. you want everybody on the same page. alex bring that, you know what i evmean? erybody just feeds off each other and we'reo going

mark gonzalez. mr. gonzalez, welcome. >> hello. thank you for having me here. i was born in san francisco. my parents were born in san francisco. my european ancestors came to california in the 1700s. my indian ancestors came over thousands of years ago. when we think about the status of the rivers in california, we have to consider what we have done over the last 150 years. i know we're not going to restore it to that degree, but this is an opportunity as a population of caring people to take a step in restoring what has been taken. if you look at the populations from 50 years ago to today, what's the answer -- drastic reduction. what has been done? there's been some mitigation. but the research shows that the necessary river flows keeps more fish in the river in a healthier state. so that's an important consideration when you make this consideration. and peter would like to thank you for the time. >> president kwon: thank you. any other general public comment? yes, sir. >> let me make a couple of comments, if i might. first of all, i think that this is not th

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