>> hector: puerta falsa. eat something in the middle of the morning or in the middle of the afternoon. >> anthony: the tamales here are made with chicken and pork belly, combined with vegetables, rice, and masa, wrapped in a banana leaf, and slow cooked for hours. this place has been serving chocolate completo to the politicians of nearby plaza bolivar for a couple of hundred years. >> hector: here are the tamales. >> anthony: it's beautiful. it is a thing of beauty, isn't it? >> hector: let's see if it is like my mother's. i -- >> anthony: oh, that's a high standard. >> hector: i suppose it is not. >> anthony: i was just in miraflores yesterday. >> hector: yes. >> anthony: what economy there was was an entirely drug-based economy. i mean, now the drugs are gone, there is no economy. it's a ghost town. it's a military -- and people sitting there staring into space waiting for the beer to arrive, best i can understand. tell me something hopeful. >> hector: i think we are becoming more and more conscious that t

unfortunately for him, hector's future was already been decided.sylum request. soon, he will be redortdeported. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: the detainee you heard from in that report made a lot of claims so we went to the organization that runs the stewart detention center to ask them to respond. here is what they said in, part. they go on to to say -- but for hector, the detainee you heard from, he says at stewart, he was treated like an -- nick valencia, cnn, georgia. >>> ruth bader ginsburg may only stand 5'1" but a towering figure on the supreme court. >>> one democrat is calling the latest move by the white house a friday night document massacre before the confirmation hearings of brett kavanaugh. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. (dnice, candace, but this time bold. did someone say "bold?" (gasping) starkist jalapeo tuna in a pouch! loaded with bold flavor. just tear, eat... mmmmm. and go bold! try all of my bold creations pouches! when we switched our auto and home insurance. w

. >> reporter: hector is a german shepherd police dog.tor is in the toughest fight as his life. >> he has got cancer, a type of aggressive cancer that dogs get. >> reporter: i am so sorry. what is the prognosis? >> ultimately they have said it is a death sentence. >> reporter: hector still rides patrol with the officer who says the car is where he is most comfortable. now he stays in the backseat, does not chase suspects anymore. the two are bonded, they have saved each other's lives. >> i walked towards my room, he follows me. he clears the room. >>rthector is a at the foot trained police dog, he has the heart of a warrior but he also has a very soft side too. at home one of his best friends is a family cat and like most dogs he enjoys playing with children because his heart is also that of a protector. >> we hope that things will go in the right direction for us. i hope i have more days with him before he decides to move on. >> reporter: soon he will start his third rounds of chemotherapy. hector has a long way to go in fighting his can

but for hector, the detainee you heard from.was treated like an animal. >> nick, thank you. >>> in japan, that nation bracing for another powerful storm in a season that just won't let up on severe weather. now typhoon jebi is on the way. the storm packing winds of 250 kilometers per hour. that's about 155 miles per hour. and even though it's weakening, it is still going to hit parts of japan hard. and in parts of the southern u.s., the tropics are showing signs of becoming more active. let's talk about this with our meteorologist derek van dam. derek. >> the times, they are achanging. we have been so quiet across the atlantic in terms of tropical weather, but we're seeing signs, meteorologist look at all kinds of weather models and what we're starting to notice is relaxation of the easterlies off the west coast of africa. what that means is it's going to allow for little impulses of energy to come off that region. that's where we get our tropical development originating from. and one such tropical pulse has moved across hispani

. >> reporter: death followed 28-year-old hector in honduras.ed states, he is so scared of being killed, he asked not to be shown on camera. he says at home his sister was raped and murdered. after witnessing a ram done hurd himself, he feared he would be next. >> reporter: hector fled north crossing mexico into san diego where he asked for asylum. he was detanined and sent to philadelphia. he settled in north carolina with his family. aided with an ankle monitor, he would have regular home visits from i.c.e. agents but he missed a visit n january he landed back in detention. this time at stewart. conditions here have broken his spirit. >> reporter: he says he lost ten pounds because of the poor diet. according to him, not only are his basic needs not met, he alleges the guards discriminate against the mostly latino detainees. >> while hector and a half gates the challenges of life inside detention, on the outside he has advocates. this is working in the trenches. >> dan warner is with the southern poverty law center and provides pro bono legal

héctor hernández dice que le robaron no solo su dinero, sino su sueño de trabajar y ganar un poco másnformación de mi primera asignación. >>> su error fue aceptar la asignación la que recibió por mensaje de texto de un número que nadie contesta. >>> primero, depositar en su cuenta los giros postales que le enviaron . >>> me generan casi $2000 de dinero y yo me iba a quedar con los cientos $80 para una compra que tenía que hacer . >>> y los demás dólares tenía que enviarlos por el servicio de transferencia de dinero de la compañía para supuestamente también evaluar este servicio . siguió las instrucciones y al próximo día... salí a sacar dinero de mi cuenta y en el cheque de mi trabajo, resulta que tenía saldo negativo . >>> se dio cuenta que los giros postales eran falsos, no tenían fondos y ahora su banco lo responsabiliza por el retiro. en su página web walmart alerta a los consumidores sobre este y otros fraudes. héctor espera que su experiencia sirva a otros para que no caigan en esta trampa . >>> es peor que un robo en la calle, no sabes ni por dónde te va a llegar . >>> wellman

next we have hector figueroa from seiu. in 2012, hector was elected president of 32bj service international union. they represent more than 163,000 property service workers. these are window cleaners, airport workers, superintendents, doormen, maintenance workers, cleaners, porters and security officers from the new england state down to the midatlantic state, including florida. please join me in welcoming hector to the podium. [ cheering and applause ] >> we'd like to thank chci, and it's also great to see young people who are trying to grapple with these issues like immigration reform. we represent 2 million workers. a little under 45% are immigrants. and our members like most immigrants are hardworking residents of our communities. so in the past making good jobs and earning a good decent life through the union. so they can give back to the economy like all immigrants do. when we are at this moment in the debate over what to do with our immigration system under the more graphic projections, immigrants will become a great

[applause] >> thank you, hÉctor.thing that really comes to mind when we think about the panel you're about to experience is this opportunity and this is one of the social media opportunities, so really encourage each and every one of you to contribute by, you knowinger tweeting, posting, liking, you know, taking photos and sharing this. you all have a front-row seat at the panel and it's up to all of us to take us back to our respective communities so please #chci20 is 8 at chci, we can do this, it's a matter of retweeting the post, tweeting a photo or such because this is definitely one of those panels that -- one for the history books here, so let me do one thing before i turn over to the panel, just a reminder at the very end we will have one more southwest ticket voucher to lucky winner but you have to be in the audience to win. to there's the hook, folks. okay, it's my great pleasure to welcome our moderator, mr. ed okeith, joined cbs news less than a year based in washington, d.c. reporting for all cbs news bro

hector ortiz, e.r.d health medical center: "one of the children took the pills at school and he wanted to share with everybody else and they tried to compete how many they were able to take." one child ate 10 pieces and had severe symptoms.dr. hector ortiz, e.r. pediatrician, broward health medical center: "vomiting, irregular heart beat, increase of the blood pressure, sometimes can be cause seizures in high doses. but, i think these children are going to do well." the children, who attend jacklyn academy in fort lauderdale, were between the ages of nine to 12.jaheim moore, student: "i thought it was candy and then he gave me two of them and then i had put it in my mouth. i was holding it then i spit it out and then my stomach started hurting, i was shaking and i threw up." . jaheim moore told his father his friend didn't get the lozenges from home.edward moore, father: "he said he bought it from a store. he bought it from the store. and i don't see why the store sold him that nicotine medicine." all s

the site's located near the port city of haifa and covers three hundred thirty five hectors the project has generated enormous interest especially from those hoping to become trainees. it's always been the dream to have its own car brand then fast it's like a magnus to give you an example. we had two hundred apprenticeship positions to fill in the first year and received more than four thousand applications from. the printers mechanics and engineers received german style training sixty percent tractors and forty percent theory the chairman chamber of commerce in maine says he helped with the planning the apprentices come from all over vietnam. i'm really. a young. person and. in just a few weeks the first scooters will roll off the assembly line here. at the end of twenty nineteen the first cars made in vietnam will be ready to roll as well the technology and production lines were imported from germany the target customers vietnam's growing middle class. given group are already has four million customers across vietnam they don't only have a good income they also love vietnamese product

the site covers three hundred thirty five hectors the vin group of manufacture cars and electric scooters there. it's always been vietnam stream to have their own car brand. it's like a magnet to give you an example we had two hundred apprenticeship positions to fill for the first year and received more than four thousand applications. the apprentices who will one day become industrial mechanics or mechatronics engineers receive german style training sixty percent practiced and forty percent theory the german chamber of commerce and. helped with the planning apprentices come from all over vietnam. were young. and. in just a few weeks the first motor scooters will roll off the assembly line here and at the end of twenty nineteen the first cars made in vietnam will be ready to roll this well the technology and production lines were imported from germany the target customers vietnam's growing middle class. group already has four million customers across vietnam and they don't really have a good income they also love vietnamese products. bin group of ready operates department stores large res

blazes the area affected this an army training site near the city of meth and it totals eight hundred hector's one thousand three hundred emergency personnel i working hard to contain the place to be on the safe side nearby residents were called upon to prepare for a possible evacuation this year humvee we didn't have flying sparks yet so far we've been getting off lightly over its own before and i hope it stays this way we don't want to evacuate and we also don't want to see houses burning was on the wildfire was triggered by german army rocket tests in the beginning of september the german military has been subject to fierce criticism for not dealing with the fire immediately there also doubts whether the rocket test was performed correctly . defense minister it was a life on the line apologized to citizens affected by the blaze it didn't didn't we will find the causes of the fire especially regarding the question whether regulations were not observed or misinterpreted there will be an investigation and the results are of course going to be published question for. the defense minister is goi

word is the effect of the typhoon on agricultural land there was an estimated one point two million hectored of fire of right thing for in two years that were in the path of the storm as a strong leader trying to see also a kind of damage has been done to agriculture. what about the government what kind of help are they doing for the people to prevent. did people being affected by the storm. what they're going to do with the changes you know we want to avoid is that countries in the world and i think everyone is still reeling farms in that area. they will rejoice at the lines of stronger want to ever make landfall. because and that from there and we're still learning from that experience took calls for you and it is actually rationed more seriously the government was really much more serious about this bill casualty. the article mark one of the casualties and i can quit doing pretty well so far than what he did who reported that a lot more people were evacuated who even before that so our we were also on guard . with prepositioned they think because. people were evacuating that didn't i didn

desafortunadamente para hÉctor, su futuro ya fue decidido.la muerte de animales. por ese motivo y las comunidades han declarado siete condados en estado de emergencia. pero como nos explica sandoval, un grupo de cientÍficos decidiÓ no quedarse cruzado de brazos. reportera: la marea roja no da tregua. se te cita 50 toneles de peces muertos han aparecido en las playas de la costa suroeste de la florida. y decenas de manatÍ es han muerto dejando huÉrfanos a sus-- manatÍes han muerto dejando huÉrfanos a sus cachorros. no cientÍfico de laboratorioen sarasota no se han creado cruzado de brazos. esta mÁquina, segÚn ellos, se ha convertido por ahoraen la mejor arma contra el ala tÓxica. >> hemos patentado un sistema con el cual ponemos el agua contaminada en un compartimiento, le inyectosdest y purificÁndola. dice el doctor richar pierce. aunque recientemente el equipo de cientÍficos logrÓ limpiar parte de un canal que estaba contaminado, admiten que el desafÍo es matar el alga a gran escala. 150 millas de marea rojay la llamada alga verde azul, prov

hector logan. rundell. venice gerard year. donnie brooks. hilda taylor. leonard taylor.ul tech meyer. stanley temple. and my brother lieutenant philip scott petty letter 12 fire department we miss you tremendously, not a day goes by you are not thought of or spoken about and prayed for. we never get tired of telling stories about you. we remember you in our hearts how you will live on in our lives until the day we die. i love you phil i will talk to you later. >> and my cousin maria, it has been 17 years, we love you and miss you. god bless america. [applause] thomas junior. leslie thompson. brian thompson. glenn thompson. nigel thompson. harry thompson. william thompson. eric thorpe. the cola the work. sal edward. john patrick. mary ellen. william randolph. even edward scott charles. jennifer dino. john james tipping. hector louise. alicia and nicole titus. otis tobin. vladimir. stephen thompson. doris torres. luis torres. christopher michael. daniel patrick trainor. abdul kareem. glenn travers sr.. philip travers. felicia trailer. dreams anthony. michael trinidad. fran

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please join me in welcoming hector. [applause] >> thank you. we'd like to thank caci for this opportunity and it's always great to see young people who are trying to react to significant issues like immigration reform and for us, we start with a basic premise. under 45 percent are immigrants and our members like most immigrants are hard-working residents of our communities.some of them in the past have been making good jobs and earning a decent life for the union but contributing to our economy like all immigrants do and when we are at this moment in the debate over what to do with our immigration system and the democratic projection that immigrants will become a greater share of the us population including latinos, we look at this from the perspective of ordinary workers and we have seen that our members need to be inclusive in our society and be able to have a path to citizenship and be able to continue to contribute. and we are witnessing what we can only describe as a breakdown of our immigration system for decades and more currently a stat

the look of the surrounding valley he's torn down old factory buildings and created a one hundred hector park. no we didn't suck at freestyle it to be as becks performed a very special stunt show in oslo suspended from a hook attached to a crane the european freestyle champion juggled the ball in mid air without ever touching it with his her hands. happening was intended to get young people interested in soccer. the twenty nineteen edition of guinness world records is already out and includes some new superlatives the world's biggest knitting needles are owned by thirty one year old british short students elizabeth bond there are over four metres long but still quite usable for knitting. colley county next name geronimo has set a record for double dutch style jump rope steps at one hundred thirteen per minute . and the world's fastest go cart was built by twenty six year old tom back now look at britain it's jet engines hurled the mini racer down the track at over one hundred eighty kilometers per hour the book has been published since one thousand nine hundred fifty five and has sold ov

now it can be used to water plants seven hector's have been planted here. at. the facility consists of five eco filters joined up as a network. once they're installed the filters enable the water to be physically chemically logically cleaned of impurities meaning the bacteria get killed off and the water can be recycled. back to the sea and the fishermen the project managers want to hear what they perceive as their biggest problems and i have to tell he says that factory fishing fleets are threatening the region's ecological balance they use dragnets that are illegal and destroy the fish spawning grounds. as if they were. the project will put a stop to the chaos in the fishing sector and the illegal fishing. because the main problem and it's bad for the local fisherman. the project is expected to be complete by the end of this year elia tali is counting on its success and is doing all he can to support it he's not alone in hoping that fish stocks will recover in the long term. and once again we've reached the end of our environment magazine for today i hope you

person his name tech the score heck the pre-schooler is the director of the recovery for puerto rico hector is a personal friend of mine and the reason he is is because he's my actual next door neighbor. thirty feet away and he had a brilliant career with the f.b.i. before retiring and then when this happened try to help he said including in publications as recently as today he said the way thema came in there and specifically had i think this quote was no bearing to reality when they talked about what was wrong how long it would take to fix the cost that was being reimbursed to homeowners these are american citizens president trump and perhaps fema to a lesser degree really i think viewed it as an aspect of foreign aid not helping citizens of the united states that's where the number crunchers come in that's where all the. baloney aspect including the throwing of the paper towels last you cringe when you say foreign aid we have just enough time to sneak in issue three north korea chapter two after a recent north south korea summit south korean president moon announced that the era of no wa

state television paraded two bodies which they said were those of hector david segura palacios and hiswith security forces near the city of tumaco. the group had refused to demobilise under a peace deal. north korea's leader kimjong un has been marking the seventieth anniversary of the nation's founding with a visit to the mausoleum housing his predecessors. state television showed mr kim surrounded by officials as he paid his respects to his grandfather and father. several photographs have also been released of his meeting with the chairwoman of the russian federation council in pyongyang. as the country prepares to vote in a general election, sweden's prime minister has warned about the dangers of extremism and fascism. opinions polls suggest that the country's anti—immigrant party, sweden democrats, could become the second biggest in parliament. our correspondent, jenny hill, is in the swedish capital, stockholm. well, this is certainly the most significant election for sweden in decades. the sweden democrats, the anti— migrant nationalists, anti—eu party looks set to take at least

radically did more than fifty thousand hectors this is not the simple number it's reality and we have said we seized more than five hundred tons of. cocaine being exported to the world markets that is not a fiction that is reality we are fighting the war that is being lost by the world we colombia has been the most the country that has made the highest secor fight in this war on drugs that the world declared forty five years ago and has not one but your refusing to accept your part you know we of course accept what we have it's a struggle that has cost us our best leaders our best journalists our best judges our best policeman and and in corruption and in smite of that and some i know that we are still the number one exporter of cocaine to the world markets in spite of the tremendous effort we've done why because the world has a. wrong approach to drug laws for this it you can just blame consumption you have it you have a market here that works isn't it the provides people with fantastically huge sums of money who consumes a corking who your country around the world oh so it's and it'

the site covers three hundred thirty five hectors the vin group of manufacture cars under lector exclusionis there. and it's always been vietnam stream to have their own car brand. even fast it's like a magnet to give you an example we have two hundred apprenticeship positions to fill for the first year and received more than four thousand applications. the apprentices who will one day become industrial mechanics or mechatronics engineers receive german style training sixty percent practiced and forty percent theory the german chamber of commerce and says he helped with the planning the apprentice has come from all over vietnam. where young. in just a few weeks the first motor scooters will roll off the assembly line here and at the end of twenty nineteen the first cars made in vietnam will be ready to roll this well the technology and production lines were imported from germany the target customers vietnam's growing middle class. group already has four million customers across vietnam and they don't really have a good income they also love products. bin group of ready operates department

she was survived by her husband, hector orozco, and her two step-children, natalie and santiago. h.r. 6580 gives tribute to the sacrifice made by kerrie and her family, by recognizing the sacrifices made by all first responders who are killed in the line of duty, as well as their surviving family members. the bill honors their sacrifice by speeding up the citizenship process for the surviving immigrant spouses, children and parents of slain first responders. specifically, the bill would waive certain physical residence requirements for surviving immediate family members who are already on the road to becoming citizens. current law requires such individuals to reside in the united states as lawful permanent residents for five years before becoming eligible to apply for naturalization. this bill would waive that five-year requirement and thus allow surviving family members to naturalize more quickly. it is modeled on the military personnel citizenship processing act, which became law in 2008 after receiving unanimous support in both house of congress. that bill provides similar ben

mexican league star hector espino...'mexican babe ruth,' formed a baseball clinic in rockford. ((take sot)) jesus madrano/president "we had good times. i miss those times. i miss those days."madrano stepped down in 2010. it dissolved a few years later. still, even though the stands and field at liberty park sit empty... the memories and passion are still very much alive.((take nats full)) juan cardenas/third baseman/catcher "run! run! run! watch the ball, watch the ball! i am running. that is running!" ((tag))madrano says he tried to revive the league. but, many of today's young athletes simply aren't interested. they're playing football and soccer. madrano says he had enough support for but that wasn't enough to bring the league back. we are celebrating hispanic heritage tonight on kron 4.... we have a special program that will air at 11 p- m... we hope you will join us for that show. (jrstone) up next -- archaeologists hit the jackpot on this one. an old ship wrek found in portugal this month. the story behind this his

>>> muy bien >>> mi querido hÉctor hace 2 aÑos antes de morir juan gabriel le dijo a silvia u.o y su decepciÓn tambiÉn. >> un cuadro de tantos aÑos. >> pero quÉ es esto? >> mira nada mÁs lo que hicieron. >> son detalles. >> pero son detalles que Él los mandÓ a hacer y dices tÚ es posible en quÉ me equivoque me explico de que alguien tenÍa que continuar cuidando esta casa tal cual como lo Él la habÍa dejado. >> tÚ le entregaste la casa a todo esplendor. >> ahorita sillas lÁmparas, cÓmodas que habÍan lamb pavrs trofeos de alberto, la guitarra que estaba allÁ. >> Él la deecorar Él >>> cuando me dijo tienes lo mÁs valioso porque la comprÉ con todo el amor para mÍ madre. >> silvia en quÉ parte de la casa estamos y quÉ hace falta >>> estamos ordenados por fechas cada uno y te das cuenta. >> ahorita ya veo que esto fue saqueado y es la palabra. >> esas cajas que estÁn no contiene, pero hacen falta muchos archivos que me gustarÍa saber en donde quedaron y para quÉ los estÁn utilizando >>> que implicaciÓn legales tienen >>> quÉ faltan los documentos. obviamente. >> y cÓmo estÁ ahora est

unprecedented wildfires burned thousands of hectors around sweden bringing climate change onto the agendaanwhile, some swedes are frustrated with the lack of access to health care. as a shortage of nurses and doctors, means outrageous waiting times. >> a patient who needs a checkup may have to wait for a while. and that could take four or five years. >> reporter: all of those issues will come into the fold during this weekend's election. that could make for an unusual result in socialist sweden. no one party a clear winner or loser. natalie, we spent the day yesterday in sweden's second largest city and asked voters what was the most important issue. i heard health care, immigration, but also climate change. so many different things. but the one thing everyone says they were concerned about was the sweden democrats, the rise of this party, whether positive or negative, that will be the party to watch this election. natalie? >> we know you'll be watching it for us, atika shubert, on what seems to be a lovely day to go to the polls. thank you so much, atika. >>> brazil's far-right president

. >> 200 -- >> the duo has flown five missions together since their first over hurricane hector in thet day was one for the record books. never before in the program's 60-year history had two women manned a cockpit on a mission like this. >> our flight directors came up to us and said, hey, we need to take a picture of this. we're making history. what are you talking about? well, you guys are the first female flight crew. like oh, that's neat. >> yeah. >> and then we just went back to what we were doing. >> the female pilots blazing trails in a traditionally male dominated industry. >> we'd land at an airport somewhere and people see us and want to know what we're doing. we start talking to them. oh, so are you a photographer? nom, i'm the aircraft commander. you always have that twinge of why is it such a shock? >> now as the only women of a group of 16 active hurricane pilots. >> we back each other up if we're doing this mission safely. >> they've become closer as they work together. >> do you notice any difference sharing the cockpit with another woman? >> being assertive and being

the governor's climate forest task force is putting $2.5 million -- 2.5 million hectors of the amazon carbon market without our consent. we, who are the true owners and guardians of this amazon, insist that we must read our statement to the governor of california. [cheers and applause] like to invite four representatives into the meeting to read the letter. i would like to say thank you for coming to us in a spirit of cooperation and respect. climate action is difficult. this is one form of climate action that is extremely important. we are also dialoguing upstairs. i am working with a governor from ecuador. i am working with members of a tribe. >> consent will not happen. >> i am working with governments. i am working with indigenous leaders. this is difficult. we are not as far apart as it seems, and we welcome constructive, respectful dialogue. [chanting] to ourecial thanks democracy now! reporters there. guest is eriel deranger, founder and executive director of the group indigenous climate action and a member of the athabaskan chippewa first nation. peter miller is with natural r

the duo has flown five mission together since their first over hurric hector in the pacific last monthhe record books. never before in the program's 60-year history had two women manned a cockpit o a mission like this. >> our flight director came up to usnd said hey, we need to retake a pic of this, we're making history. what are you talking about? they sai oh, you guys are the flight crew. we were like oh, that's neat. then we went back to what we were ding. >> reporter: the female pilots blazing trails in a traditionall male-dominated industry. >> we'd land at an airport somewhere and people see us a they say are you a photographer? o, ma'am, i'm the aircraft commander. you always have that twinged. why is it such a shock? >> now as a group of only women. >> we're going to do this they' become closer as we get closer. >> do you notice any difference another woman? >> being assertive a respectful. >> is the conversation better? >> the conversation is different. it changes. >> pioneers taking on danger in a way no two women have ever done before. >> we'd love more than anything for thi

will not one of them, while watching a hectoring and minimally prepared rachel mitchell harass dr. ford step up and take back their time and denounce this kangaroo court? on that note, we'll pause our coverage, take a break. when we come back, senators will start filtering back in to the judiciary committee hearing room. a smaller hearing room than the first couple of days of the kavanaugh hearings. chosen apparently by design, to keep the head count of the gallery down, but it is causing renewed focus, a very intimate backdrop for the intimate stories we are hearing today. our live coverage continues right after this. ®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like hear

. >> hÉctor suÁrez, claudia, adriana barraza, nacho nuestra protagonista, david chocarro que hace ungran historia. >> una gran historia. >> y una gran producciÓn. >> muchas felicidades a ambos por el proyecto a todos los compaÑeros y bueno, a quÉ seguimos, vamos a ponernos ahora sÍ, vamos a ponernos a sudar. >> vamos a ir a una pausa para poder relajarnos despuÉs. >> anÍmese porque nos vamos a poner en forma junto a su pareja, ya no hay disculpas, aÍi que tenemos los ejercicios creados para dos. >> me encanta. >> y ya nos vamos preparando para jugar, a dame una pista, todo aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" mÁs cerca de ti [music playing] uy, esos postrecitos me traen recuerdos tan dulces. como cuando jugÁbamos en familia... (molesta) juntos no como ahora que todos con su wi-fi. juegos tan bonitos como la... ¡la rana! ¡loterÍa! nooo. ¿otra vez? me quedÉ a una. envueltos en tradiciÓn, calidad y sabor a reciÉn horneados, los postrecitos de little debbie, son un paquete de sonrisas. por ser diferente, ♪ por atreverte a más. ♪ pero eso es justo lo que nos hace sentir orgullosos... ...únicos. prefier

mexican league star hector espino...icknamed the 'mexican babe ruth,' formed a baseball clinic in rockford. ((take sot)) jesus madrano/president "we had good times. i miss those times. i miss those days."madrano stepped down in 2010. it dissolved a few years later. still, even though the stands and field at liberty park sit empty... the memories and passion are still very much alive.((take nats full)) juan cardenas/third baseman/catcher "run! run! run! watch the ball, watch the ball! i am running. that is running!" ((tag))madrano says he tried to revive the league. but, many of today's young athletes simply aren't interested. they're playing football and soccer. madrano says he had enough support for four teams, but that wasn't enough to bring the league back. (jr stone) we are celebrating hispanic heritage all week here on kron 4 news.... and on a special program we're putting together that will air this saturday at 11 p-m... we hope you will join us for that show. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo

mexican league star hector espino...rd. ((take sot)) jesus madrano/president "we had good times. i miss those times. i miss those days."madrano stepped down in 2010. it dissolved a few years later. still, even though the stands and field at liberty park sit empty... the memories and passion are still very much alive.((take nats full)) juan cardenas/third baseman/catcher "run! run! run! watch the ball, watch the ball! i am running. that is running!" ((tag))madrano says he tried to revive the league. but, many of today's young athletes simply aren't interested. ( james ) we are celebrating hispanic heritage all week here on kron 4 news... and on a special program we're putting together that will air this saturday at 11 p-m. we hope you will join us for that show. ( darya )mark your calendars... a young bay area swimmer is being honored in a big way. yesterday monterey county officially declared september 18-th "superman clark kent apuada day." ten-year-old apuada - who happens to share his name with the character in superm