what do we know about the role that cte playeda in aron hernandez's life? >> well, we know that allll footlayers don't get cte but some do, and those who do, their ves can be ravaged. i've met men younger than i who played in super bowls for the patriots who theirains are so badly damaged they can't find their way home. this guy, only 27 years old, and he had the worst case of cte that had ever n ediscovered in somebody that age. so we do know that cte can cause problems with rage control and impulsive behavior, lack of impulse control thoughts.l so all of those factored in his life. how much of a role they played in the destruction that h caused including to himself, we may never know, but it certainly is a factor that needs to be considered. nawaz: bob hohler, an incredible series. the last one published tonight. thank you for taking your time to walk us through it. >> thank you so much. take care. >> nawaz: now another episode of our brief but spectacular series. phil kaye is a japanese-american poet and filmmaker. he is also co-director of "ponject voic

gloria hernandez- goff/ravenswood city school dist. "....i consider this a racist act...."ravenswood city school district superintendent gloria hernandez-goff is talking about this. it's a letter that accuses the district of employing several people who are undocumented. gloria hernandez-goff "....there is just this sense that are we being targeted, are our children in danger...." the letter names names. maintenance and custodial workers robert guerrero and antonio cuellar are on the list. both insist they legal, documented employees but the letter threatens to turn them over to i.c.e. just the same.robert guerrero/ravenswood school district employee "....i am an american citizen, i don't understand the letter.. i feel very bad..."the letter is signed by someone named karen smith, a concerned resident. the district says smith is unknown to them and suggests the letter is motivated by discontent with the changing democgraphics of the district. gloria hernandez-goff '...there has been a recent exodus of people of color from the district and think this is an effort to hasten t

kike hernandez, his second at-bat.rounded out his first time. 21 home runs during the regular season. had a tough time making contact in the postseason.g swings. >> john: because of the way this game has been played in the choices these managers have had to make, you wonder if j.d. martinez doesn't have a bad ankle, does he get pinch runner for? they are missing that bet. you kind of understand that move based on his condition with his foot, or his ankle. >> joe: here's the 0-10. a one-out hit! i tell you what, no matter what happens, who wins this game, who loses it, i don't think nathan eovaldi can do any more for his red sox in the postseason. whoever wins this, it's going to feel like two wins. >> john: exactly. that's where we are at now. the dodgers, they need it more obviously for their momentum and chance to move it forward. >> joe: that's rich hill, former member of the red sox multiple times. supposed to get the ball in gam. here's pederson. homered back in the third. trying to launch, on the infiel infield.

esas revelaciones se desprenden de entrevistas a personas que conocÍan a hernÁndez.el, por pertenecer a una organizaciÓn terrorista en hamburgo. al menos diez personas han muerto intensas lluvias provocaron crecidas de las aguas en niveles inÉditos, desde 1891. meteorÓlogos franceses dijeron que en seis horas cayÓ la misma cantidad de lluvia que cae en esa zona en un periodo de tres meses. la familia real britÁnica está creciendo, el palacio confirmÓ que megan, la duquesa, y esposa del presidente harry, estÁ esperando su primer hijo. el bebÉ nacerÁ en la primavera, y serÁ el sÉptimo de la lÍnea de sucesiÓn al trono britÁnico. ya esta lista patricia. patricia: ¿quÉ tal? esta noche hablaremos de la administraciÓn de seguridad de transporte que lanzÓ un plan para expandir el uso de la tecnologÍa biomÉtricas. ahora se aplicarÁ en los vuelos nacionales a fin de mejorar la revisiÓn de pasajeros extranjeros. tambiÉn, segÚn funcionarios de la casa blanca el presidente donald trump ha iniciado conversaciones preliminares con los demÓcratas para buscar puntos de encuentro en t

let's bring in jodi hernandez who broke the story on twitter. right now we're going to take a short commercial break and be right back. stay with us. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. >>> want to get back to both of our top stories tonight. the evacuations have been lifted in bay point and pittsburg and the list has been released of those catholic priests in the south bay. >> it was released by the diocese. only five are still alive. one used to work in the south bay. that's where we can find robert handa. live in el viso. >> reporter: there are a l of t priests did make pretty strong connections with their communi

asi se encuentran varias comunidades del norte de claifornia esta noche,paa reyes >>melissa hernándezstá en vivo. cuántas zonas podrían verse afectadas . >>> estamos hablando de unas 17,000 personas tan solo en los

. >> vamos con melisa hernández , la pregunta es qué pasaría si la aprueban . >> si se aprueba la reuniónntratos , estos aprobarían esta ordenanza , esto a raíz de un escándalo de una compañía que vendía sus datos están siendo usados para perseguir inmigrantes . >> al ver que pierden en estas horas ,con las compañías que presenten este tipo de cosas . >> básicamente todo tipo de cosas , y con la actividad y el tipo de información con las autoridades federales será el turno de decir si aprueban esta medida o no , en vivo melisa hernández noticiero telemundo 48 regreso con ustedes . >> por supuesto que estaremos nforpeieción . y bomberos resca sospechoso de un puente ferroviario , esto fue pasada las 11 de la mañana del lunes, el sujeto es llevado a un hospital para evaluarlo . >> y residentes están preocupados por ola de robos a vehículos en casos los ladrones esperan que lo hagan en semáforos rojos . >> después de años de planeación ,. >> la ciudad de san josé dice que está preparada para esta iniciativa , blanca nos informa cómo funcionaria el programa . >> el consejo de san josé hablarí

ed hernandez. as state senator, i worked across party lines. held drug corporations accountable. invested in schools and middle-class jobs. our campaign's people powered by firefighters, teachers and nurses. because i'll put you first - not big money. proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. >>> this is a look at your school day forecast. here we have a lot of fog. make sure you slow down around the bus stops. it may be hard to see the kids. 58 to 65, cool to mild at 11:00. 3:00, 64 at the coast. warm sunshine, 74 to 80

aunque temporal, la declaraciÓn es un respiro para los llamados tps, como evelyn hernÁndez.engo, si miras mi cara, una sonrisa, porque es un triunfo que nosotros hemos tenido, pequeÑo, pero triunfo. jaime: los primeros beneficiados del bloqueo son lo de sudan. los nicaragÜenses con enero en prÓximo enero. asÍ como haiti y salvador. >> para todos ellos no tienen

san francisco fin de semana de las flotas, maÑana co micmienzaco comienzan las vis barcos, melissa hernÁndeztambiÉn, pero lo que empaÑÓ el dÍa fue la congestiÓn y falta de estacionamiento. >>> aviÓn con humo> cientos lle a la marina de san francisco para ver los espectÁculos aÉreos. >>> quÉ es lo que mÁs te gusta. >>> barcos y aviones, yo soy retirado piloto de aerolÍnea. >>> aunque volar es tarea fÁcil para el seÑor manejar de hasta aquÍ desde san josÉ fue complicado. >>> pesado, no hay estacionamientos. >>> pero... que visita desde puerto rico decidiÓ no dejar que esto opacara su visita. >>> estamos llenos por los aviones pero podemos disfrutar. >>> tuvieron que ver el espectÁculo pegados de sus autos para evitar multas, otros como jim mantuvieron su visita corta para evitar dolor de cabeza. >>> se prevÉ que maÑana se lleve acabo un festival aquÍ, en lamah una de san francisco y el cierre de esta flotas, lunes. noticiero telemundo 48. >>> gracias melissa y hablando de trÁfico, si se dirige a aeropuerto de san josÉ, asegÚrese de averiguar si hay espacio en estacionamiento, se advierte que e

pospuso y quienes esperaban la aprobacin de esta >>se esperaba la votación pero nos dice melissa hernándeze se pospuso la votación por una causa sin respuesta. >>>> decepcionados se mostrar los residentes de park ley a la espera de la aprobación de la pedido tu contrato santuario. >>>> compañías que trabajan con ais. >> el punto de la gente la estaba bajo los temas pre aprobados pero en la reunión, el consejo decidió cambiar los planes y realizar la medida para el próximo 3 de noviembre. >>>> ( hablan en inglés). >>>> hubo una último minuto po. >>>> retirar el punto de la agenda, así nomás después de que la agencia estaba esperando,. >>>> que se por la condición, desde noviembre. >>>> estas compañías le están dando la información para que persigan a las personas, para enviarlas al centro de detención, para superar las tragedias. >>>> lo que están pidiendo con estas medidas es simplemente no usar dineros públicos para patrocinar esto. tendría que haberse una decisión simple. >>>> la agenda de esta noche en barclay, se recomienda aprobar esta medida.robahasta e noviembre. incluso este mismo

elÍas hernÁndez rajuela bate y vino la victoria 2-1 .les galaxy no tuvo derr equipo -- el equipo de colorado. otro que tambiÉn tenÍa acciÓn, era zlatan, los angelinos buscan davi torio. muchas gracias por su atenciÓn, locutor: regresamos con "noticias univisiÓn 14". ramÓn: mÁs de 1 millÓn de personas se reÚnen para ver a los " Ángeles azules".ç hay unas calles cerradas, la sugerencia es compartir el vehÍculo. gracias y tengan una muy buena noche. nos vemos maÑana con mÁs informaciÓn. >>sÁbado seisubre y estas son las principales noticias. kavanaugh es juezde la corte suprema de justicia. en medio de protestas fue confirmado por el senado y jurÓ su cargo ante el mÁximo tribunal. como un triunfo presentÓ el presidente trump, donde criticÓ duramente los demÓcratas. los jÓvenes se movilizan para promover el voto en las elecciones de noviembre. en la florida les mostramos quiÉnes estÁn detrás de la campaÑa. y en las vegas se abre el primer museo de la marihuana, donde se cuenta la historia de la controvertida hierba. vamos con toda la informa

larry hernÁndez dice que al denunciarlo le salvÓ la vida.rnÁndez? josÉ: nunca y lo que hizo lo va a pagar. carlos: muy fuerte. ya vieron que tuvo que cumplir 36 meses larry hernÁndez y ahora tiene que enfrentarse a la furia de este hombre porque no le ha tocado nada y ahora quiere su parte. francisca: es que nunca se imaginÓ que este problema regresarÍa a la vida de larry ya que Últimamente lo hemos estado viendo pleno, si se puede decir de alguna manera, pero ahora este seÑor retoma y va con todo. hay que ver lo que las autoridades decidiran en cuanto este caso. carlos: la verdad es que fue un gran error de larry. Él ya ha hablado lo suficiente del tema. francisca: y reconoce que si no le hubiera pasado esto a lo mejor estarÍa peor. así que muchas veces dios tiene una manera de mostrarnos las cosas. carlos: menos mal que lo tomo aquÍ. ya estÁ por aquÍ! es la estrella de hollywood tiler pery estarÁ con nosotros. francisca: en sÓlo minutos jaime kamil no le tiene miedo al dolor y lo demuestra en el rincÓn del oeste. carlos: dicen que ahÍ duel

gloria hernandez- goff/ravenswood city school dist. "....i consider this a racist act...."ty school district superintendent gloria hernandez-goff is talking about this. it's a letter that accuses the district of employing several people who are undocumented. gloria hernandez-goff "....there is just this sense that are we being targeted, are our children in danger...." the letter names names. maintenance and custodial workers robert guerrero and antonio cuellar are on the list. both insist they legal, documented employees but the letter threatens to turn them over to i.c.e. just the same.robert guerrero/ravenswood school district employee "....i am an american citizen, i don't understand the letter.. i feel very bad..."the letter is signed by someone named karen smith, a concerned resident. the district says smith is unknown to them and suggests the letter is motivated by discontent with the changing democgraphics of the district. gloria hernandez-goff '...there has been a recent exodus of people of color from the district and think this is an effort to hasten that process..

officer hernandez, do you want to come to the podium?cheers and applause] >> i have been waiting to honor you for so long, officer hernandez. it was only when there was a threat that we were going to lose you from the portola that i said we have to honor him right now. i am so happy you are staying. you have no idea. thank goodness he did not take to those motorcycles. i am so happy about that. you are the beloved, 11 year beat officer in the portola. i personally don't ever want to leave you from -- lose you from that pollute disposition but i believe you should be a top trainer of all foot beat officers in the city because i don't know any officer who does their job better than you. you truly know the people of the portola. you agree to residents and shopkeepers by name. you know their stories and their background and their histories. you are respected by everyone in the neighborhood and you even learned some basic chaney's so you can communicate in the native language -- some basic chinese so you can communicate with the native langua

nos despedimos pero al regresar de la pausa, estarÁ con usted ana katia hernÁndez con la acciÓn deportiva. maradona para los dorados a sigo la clave, te practicamos en contacto deportivo extra. saluda ana katia hernÁndez, la jornada 11 del apertura finalizÓ con el clÁsico de clÁsicos entre el guadalajara y las Águilas del amÉrica, que recibÍan al rebaÑo sagrado en el coloso de santa Úrsula. anÍbal peralta sacaba este derechazo de afuera del Área y raÚl provocaba esta gran atajada, asÍ defendía su meta el portero rojo y blanco. vÁmonos al minuto 59. josÉ carlos conjuga edad de lujo, para que sea el encargado de marcar el 1 0. no ganaba el equipo de cardoso y asÍ se apoderaba de un super clÁsico. mÁs tarde llegarÍa el empate de manera espectacular. asÍ ponían los cartones 1 1, esto sucedÍa en el minuto 31. estamos en los cinco minutos de compensaciÓn y el encargado de cobrar el colombiano mateos uribe, raÚl gudiÑo se vestÍa de hÉroe, porque atajada desde los 11 pasos. este equipo tiene que salir tranquilo, pasando por encima del rival. la figura del equipo rival es el arquero. no se engaÑen

claudia: aquÍ estÁn convencidos de que consuma la administraciÓn, hernÁndez es el responsable de que seÑor no le importa. este seÑor vende nuestros territorios como si el paÍs fuera de Él. claudia: la meta de este grupo es caminar cuatro dÍas hasta llegar a tegucigalpa. >> allÁ haremos entender al ciudadano que todo lo que estÁ haciendo este gobierno es ilegal. >> la situaciÓn que vive el paÍs es producto de un fraude electoral, del robo del paÍs, el robo de la institucionalidad, la pÉrdida del estado del derecho, la violaciÓn de todos los derechos humanos de los hondureÑos. claudia: en la capital del paÍs, otras organizaciones les esperarÁn el prÓximo viernes para juntos comenzar a presionar para que se instalen los mecanismos que obligan al presidente del paÍs a salir de su cargo. plantean ademÁs que se adelante las elecciones presidenciales en el aÑo 2019. claude mendoza, univisiÓn. enrique: y con la intenciÓn de desalentar los centro micros que viajan a estados unidos, el presidente trump evalÚa implementar la separaciÓn familiar voluntaria. los padres serÍan obligados a someter

a man at the lucky )s told nbc bay area )s jodi hernandez the victim is his 16-year-old nephew. happening today: sentencing for the man known as the gypsy hill killer. jurors last month convicted rodney halbower. he was tried in the murders of two teenage girls in san mateo county. both attacks went unsolved for decades. the girls died in 1976. authorities believe halblower is actually responsible for the murders of (6 young women in the mid 70 )s .. in northern california and reno. he is expected to be sentenced to life in prison. new this morning: san francisco school leaders have reportedly signed off on a new plan .. supporters say will bring more diversity to the city )s top academic high schoo. lowell high is an advanced placement school - one of the top ranked schools in the country. critics say for years .. the problem has been too few african-american students. the chronicle reports board members yesterday voted to open admissions for any qualified applicant from willie brown middle school .. which is predominantly black. lowell bases its admissions mostly on grades and

carolina: surgen secretos que tiene que ver con el exjugadorl hernÁndez.s que habrÍa enviado antes de quitarse la vida en prisiÓn el aÑo pasado. borja: ha sido una entrevista muy extensa de su hermano. tambiÉn han participado otras personas que lo conocÍan muy bien, aaron hernanedez. y tambiÉn en esta polémica entrevista se revelan detalles sobre la presunta homosexualidad este jugador, que al parecer su padre intentÓ evitar incluso cuando llegaba a casa utilizaba frases despectivas contra la comunidad homosexual. carolina: bastante fuerte para la familia. baroja: teresa clarÍn ha sido etiquetada las redes sociales luego de que aparecieran un vÍdeo llamando a la policía de nueva york porque un niÑo afroamericano de nueve aÑos le habÍa tocado y discretamente. en las imÁgenes que pueden ver en la se ve al menor rozando su parte trasera con una mochila. carolina: para muchas personas el incidente tuvo quya que se han visto que acusan a personas afroamericanas por ciertas cosas que veo cuando se ven en cÁmaras no han hecho. causa indignaciÓn la manera en que u

we start with jodi hernandez. she's in calistoga where the lights are back on but many businesses are fired back up. jodi? >> reporter: that's right, janelle, the open signs are back on finally here in downtown calistoga but a block up from here the power is still off. there are a lot of people here who are very angry. it's a beautiful day in downtown calistoga, but the normally bustling tourist spot looks more like a ghost town most of today. empty sidewalks, deserted restaurants, after pg&e cut power last night because of extreme fire risk in the area. >> it's frustrating. i don't understand why we have to be shut down this long. >> reporter: christina st. clair is one of the few who opened anyway. customers shopped to buy flashlights. she made just a handful of sales. >> customers are leaving because they can't eat in town. they can't even get coffee. >> this is the new normal now for how we're going to approach wind conditions and dry weather conditions to shut the power down of entire communities. >> reporter

jodi hernandez joins us from bay point where the family is on a quest for answers. what do we have? >> reporter: that's right. her family has set up this makeshift memorial overlooking the canal where her body was found 12 weeks ago. they still don't have answers. and they're not going to stand for that. >> we obviously haven't even hit yet, i still expect for her to come home, and i know that's not going to happen. >> reporter: stacy eagleton's trying to come to grips with her daughter's sudden and mysterious death. she left their home for a walk on july 16 and never returned home. >> she went for normal walk which she did frequently, and the only difference is this time she didn't return home. preanna's body was found 11 miles from her houloing in a bay sig of trauma or foul play, but they also say it wasn't a open, and the autopsy is not yet complete, but investigators say it appears to be a drowning. >> there's no way in the world she's going to jump in no canal. this right here is mysterious and crazy to me. i think crazy. >> my daughter was murdered. >> reporter: her family is

vladimir hernandez, bbc news. laura: the struggle to survive in venezuela.ou're watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program, senator elizabeth war -- senator elizabeth warren releases a dna test to prove her heritage. only in washington when digging into the past unleash talk about presidential bid. in a sunday night interview, president trump cast further doubt on his position on climate change. on the one hand, he said climate change isn't a hoax, but he also accused scientists of having a political agenda. >> hurricane michael te into florida a few days ago. because global warming has edrahe level of the sea, the were more serious. the u.s. overnment's own scientists are warning of worse to calm, as their president disagrees. >> i think something is happening, and it will change back again. idon't think it's a hoax, think there's probably a difference, but i don't know i will say this, i don't want to give trillions and trillions of dollars, i don't want to lose millions and millions of jobs. >> but the reality in america is that m

desde univision deportes ana katy hernandez con lo jornada sabatina deportiva.sta de goles en el futbol mexicano y cuando regresemos de la pausa, les diremos que paso con un "drone" que enloquecio en plena filmacion de una boda... los drones siguen haciendo maravillas con sus camaras, pero en algunas ocasiones pierden el control y provocan situaciones embarazosas o accidentes, en los momentos menos esperados... y eso fue lo que sucedio en una boda, donde el fotografo uso un drone para dejar testimonio del feliz evento, pero el aparato enloquecio y aterrizo en el rostro de ua mujer, que posaba para el retrato familiar. por fortuna, hasta la victima se rio del accidente. y asi nos despedimos... y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a esta horagracias por acompaqarnos. nos vemos con edicion nocturna..noticiero univision, y media en su noticias ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jairobienvenidos a conexiÓn california soy jairo. este prÓximo 6 de noviembre habrÁ elecciones en nuestro paÍs. uno de los escaÑos mÁs importantes del asiento en el punto 10 en el congreso que se di

hernandez said on twitter that she was issued a citation. cameron says he wants to press charges. christopher is a student at stanford who says he does not condone violence, but campus republicans are often purposefully provocative. >> i am not saying they are asking for it, but it was not unprovoked. >> he says the group leaves messages around campus, saying things like build that wall and more! >> affirmative action is racist, and climate change doesn't exist. all sorts of like, they will put signs out and dare you to come talk to them. and yell at you back. >> students to talk about how to respond to certain messages, as politics across the country continues, to get physical. >> we were unsuccessful in our attempts to reach the folks who were directly involved with this incident, i will point out that the head of stanford republicans is john rice cameron. and he is the son of a prominent democrat, susan rice, you may recall was the national security advisor to president barack obama. she was also an ambassador to the united nations. she is also considering challenging susan col

. >> reporter: gerardo hernandez heard those calls and followed the voice. >> i just seen a head abovehe water. i seen another figure. i couldn't really tell what it was. i guess my adrenaline started kicking in. >> reporter: hernandez found a seven-foot-long branch and held it out. the two made it safely to sure. these are pictures after their successful river rescue. a life-saving celebration. >> honestly, i think it hasn't really hit me yet. >> reporter: faced with making a split-second decision in a life and death scenario, gerardo hernandez emerged a hero. >> in this world we live in today it's hard to find true heroes like that. i told him that. i was like, thank you for saving our lives. you're our hero. >> it was pretty heroic. that was steve large reporting. chanda benson says she had some crepes scrapes but otherwise is oea some fun and iseratul.>>> . business owners, parents and community volunteers decorated the backs of vehicles parked at the hayward unified school district parent resource center. that's where they handed out candy. organizers say the event helps kids who

jodi hernandez was in court today for the closing arguments. >> jodi? >> reporter: the last of six suspects charged in a violent crime spree that left an off-duty paramedic dead is close to learning his fate. the first trial of the alleged triggerman ended in a hung jury. tonight the paramedic's family is hoping for a different outcome. >> it doesn't get easier until it's over. >> roger boyar and his family can't wait for justice for his son, quinn boyar. the 34-year-old santa clara county paramedic was shot in the oakland hills during an attempted carjacking in 2013. tonight the trial of the alleged triggerman, christian burton is about to go to the jury. >> it will make me feel better that he could never do this to another person. that would make me feel better. >> burton was just 16 when he and five other teens allegedly tried to carjack boyey. when boyer drive away, burton fired a single shot hitting boyer in the head. sending his car crashing down a hill where he died. the teens then went shopping at macy's. >> part of me understands that no matter

gerardo hernandez heard the calls for help...he followed the voice..st seen a head above the water, i seen another figure, i couldn't really tell what it was, i guess my adrenaline started kicking in."hernandez held out a 7 foot long branch and the two made it safely to the shore.these are pictures after their successful river rescue.a life-saving celebration."honestly i think it hasn't really hit me yet. cause everything just happened so fast."faced with a making a split second decision.in a scary scenariogerardo hernandez emerged a hero"in this world we live in today it's hard to find true heroes like that. i told him that, and i was like, thank you for saving our lives, your our hero, hahaha." (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone)(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . a cooling trend is forecast for sunday and monday. daytime highs will cool down about 3-5 degrees along the coast and 4-8 degrees inland sunday. expect 60s along the coast with 70s inland. dry offshore flow will develop by tuesday of next week. your

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claudia: aquÍ estÁn convencidos de que consuma la administraciÓn, hernÁndez es el responsable de quedia: la meta de este grupo es caminar cuatro dÍas hasta llegar a tegucigalpa. >> allÁ haremos entender al ciudadano que todo lo que estÁ haciendo este gobierno es ilegal. >> la situaciÓn que vive el paÍs es producto de un fraude electoral, del robo del paÍs, el robo de la institucionalidad, la pÉrdida del estado del derecho, la violaciÓn de todos los derechos humanos de los hondureÑos. claudia: en la capital del paÍs, otras organizaciones les esperarÁn el prÓximo viernes para juntos comenzar a presionar para que se instalen los mecanismos que obligan al presidente del paÍs a salir de su cargo. plantean ademÁs que se adelante las elecciones presidenciales en el aÑo 2019. claude mendoza, univisiÓn. enrique: y con la intenciÓn de desalentar los centro micros que viajan a estados unidos, el presidente trump evalÚa implementar la separaciÓn familiar voluntaria. los padres serÍan obligados a someter la custodia de sus hijos al estado o permanecer allÍ de forma indefinida. la semana pasada, e

jodi hernandez has been in sacramento all day. jodi, are agents still on scene? >> reporter: agents are not here any longer, but investigators tell me this was a very dangerous situation. it all came to a head in the back parking lot of this post office of the south sacramento post office. that's where bomb teams did what needed to be done to render the device safe after a very tense morning. local and federaltors converged on the scene of a south sacramento post office. just before 8:00 this morning, an alert postal worker noticed a package that looked alarmingly similar to a wave of packages sent across the country containing explosive devices. >> it was really good work by the postal employees here to identify packages they thought was suspicious. >> reporter: sheriffs investigators and sheriffs task force members went door to door, telling neighbors to shelter in place. then some five hours after the discovery, they confirmed indeed it's what they feared. >> we have determined that this device was in fact a legitimate device, and the federal bureau of investi

jody hernandez joins us live from the oakland diocese. >> reporter: jessica, priest abuse victims are once again outraged. though the oakland diocese here insists they're doing all they can to protect children, victims say it's priests they're really protecting. >> i was at salesian high school in richmond and i was repeatedly molested. >> reporter: joey piscitelli says father steve wheelen began molesting him when he was just 14 years old. >> this priest kind of destroyed my life as a teenager. >> reporter: now nearly 50 years later, whelan has resurfaced in the east bay once again. piscitelli found him listed in a catholic directory as working as a bookkeeper at berkeley's don bosco hall, an institute of salesian studies. >> i think most of the time these priests are being taken care of and the church knows darn well where they are. >> reporter: the revelation comes on the heels of another priest with a credible molestation accusation against him, recently being allowed to preside over a mass in san leandro. the oakland diocese has apologized for that, calling it unauthorized. but t

jody hernandez joins us at the martinez courthouse with what the family claims happened and the verdict the jury reached late today. >> reporter: raj, the details of this case are gruesome, gory, and disturbing. but while the jury ruled today that the crematorium was indeed negligent, the family says they have not gotten justice. >> he was a merchant marine. da. >> reporter: but thhis daughter can't look at a photo of him without breaking down. >> these horrific visions are never going to stop. and there's no way around that. and i don't know what to do about it. >> reporter: they say what happened at alta vista crematory in martinez left them sickened. the facility was supposed to cremate the 91-year-old after sending his body to the coroner for autopsy. his family was trying to determine if he died of mesothelioma. alta vista mistakenly began the cremation too soon. >> the simple error was made that's never been made before, hasn't been made since. >> reporter: they realized their mistake an hour later and pulled jarvis out of the cremation chamber halfway through the process. deliver

nbc bay area jody hernandez joins us now with the very latest. jody? >> reporter: this south sacramento post office has reopened for busine completely different scene out here as the bomb squad, the atf and the fbi dealt with an explosive device. fbi and terrorism task force members went door to door asking residents to shelter in place after an alert postal worker discovered a suspicious package at the colonial station post office this morning. >> the outside packaging looks very similar to the other devices. >> after using robots to help render the device safe, investigators confirmed it was, indeed, what they had feared. >> we have determined that this device was, in fact, legitimate device and the federal bureau of investigation has taken over the investigation. we have now rendered the device safe. >> the package was addressed to senator harris. we do believe that the package is related to the nationwide investigation. >> senator kamala harris issued a statement saying she's enormously grateful to law enforcement for working hard to keep everyone

>> president hernandez. when president trump asked me to call the president of honduras when this caravan was initiated, he told me it had been organized by leftist groups in honduras that were being financed in part by venezuela. and organized by human traffickers who have no record for human life. organized by dangerous gang members. they're moving people north. when i spoke to president morales in guatemala, he informed me they were already busing people in the caravan back who had been left behind. left by the side of the road. elderly, vulnerable families, simply left behind by this caravan. people need to understand, the people that are driving this caravan north to challenge our sovereignty, to challenge our borderse borders, are doing so without any regard for human life. and doing it to advance some political statement, or in the case of human traffickers, strictly for financial profit. and the president is absolutely determined to use all means at his disposal to organize efforts to have mexico tur

superintendent gloria hernandez-goss is talking about this letter.accuses the district of employing several people who are undocumented. the letter names names... maintenance and custodial workers -- robert guerrero... and antonio cuel-lar are on the list. the district insists that all of the people named in the letter were properly vetted and are indeed documented. the letter is signed by someone named karen smith, a concerned resident. but the district says, smith is unknown to them and suggests the letter is motivated by discontent with the changing democgraphics of the district. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... two arrested have been made in a homicide investigation in castro valley (robin) and then --- charges won't be filed against the bart officer that shot and killed a man outside an oakland bart station. (robin) but first -- shocking video from southern california as a plane goes down on the busy 101 freeway during rush hour. (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. welcome back. checking in on your m

vladimir hernandez, bbc news, maracaibo. tough times in venezuela.s, still to come: tributes to the late paul allen, the computer genius who co—founded microsoft with bill gates in the 1970s. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life. but in the marina area, where most of the damage was done, they're more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he's gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. it was a 20lb bomb which exploded on the fifth floor of the grand hotel, ripping a hole in the front of the building. this government will not weaken. democracy will prevail. it fills me with humility and gratitude to know that i have been chosen as the recipient of this foremost of earthly honours. this catholic nation held its breath for the men they call the 33. and then... bells toll ..bells tolled nationwide to announce the first rescue, and chile let out an almighty roar. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines

nielsen: president hernandez wasn't on that phone call but president hernandez was in a good positionand they as you know had just come to the united states to participate on security and prosperity and to help the region and central americans. it's interesting timing, that right after president hernandez came to work with the united states, i think we have a lot of questions there. to make it very clear, the caravan cannot come to the united states. they will not be allowed in and will not be allowed to stay. >> martha: who will stop them? >> sec. nielsen: we will stop them, everything is on the table. i can't stress that enough. we are continuing to work with the government of mexico who has been a great partner. we continue to work with other countries to continue to receive those other set of citizens bac back. >> martha: are you in a safe third party agreement with where it would allow the united states to deport people to mexico immediately? even if they are from honduras, guatemala, el salvador? >> sec. nielsen: we would want to protect the vulnerable populations seeking asylum

"the globe" reports that growing up hernandez was beaten and brutalized by his father and had a sexual relationship with his high school quarterback which they hid from everyone else. >>> in business news, as expected, sears has now filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. as a result, it's expected to immediately close 150 of its remaining 700 sears and kmart stores. the company was facing a deadline to pay back millions of dollars in loans. "the wall street journal" reports lenders will provide up to $600 million to keep the company afloat while it restructures. >>> now if you want a fast food extra fast, get in line at burger king. it has the fastest drive-through service according to a study by "qsr" magazine. dunkin donuts was next, followed by kfc, wendy's and taco bell. mcdonald's was way down in just tenth place. >> does that mean it's more popular? a lot more people waiting in line. >> possibly. likely. >> bad for them. >>> forget cars. tesla may be getting into the alcohol business. the company has submitted a trademark application for the word, teslaquila. get it? suggesting a tequi

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hernandez. >> thank you, so much. so, the way we learned about this project was through our neighbors. our neighbors immediately researched core power yoga and found, not just one wage dispute but a history of wage disputes. so this kind of really concerned us. which is why we did approach them with caution. core power asked to meet with me individually and so instead i said no, you need to meet with us as a group because one thing you can say to me you can say to all of us. it was charles, myself and giselle. i don't recall who the core power yoga representative was. why think there was one. taylor was there, the public affairs person. and we were asked, you know, what would you want from a business such as this. what are your concerns? and we did answer. charles said diversity and inclusion. he wanted to make sure that the stavro reflected diversity of the neighborhoods and the students as well. that's very important. i said affordability. i was concerned about the price points. $189. you say a significant discount.

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vladimir hernandez, bbc news, maracaibo.han are expecting a baby in spring next year. kensington palace said the couple were delighted to be able to share this happy news with the public. well, this was the couple a short time ago in sydney where they were presented with a toy kangaroo and a pair of baby ugg boots by australia's governor—general. the royal couple are beginning a 16—day tour, which includes australia, new zealand, fiji and tonga. our sydney correspondent hywel griffith joins me now for more. hgppy happy days, glad tidings, tell us more? it's been a good news story i suppose for the royals out here in australia. people will be pleased for them and very welcoming of the young royals. so far today, they've been hitting some of the tourist classics. after being presented with those gifts in admiralty house, they've gone to taronga zoo. they saw up close and personal a koala and two lidl joey saw up close and personal a koala and two lidljoey koalas, obviously named harry and meghan in their honour. since then the

vladimir hernandez, bbc news, maracaibo.ves of at least ten people. flash floods swamped a number of towns and villages around the city of carcassonne. an elderly nun was swept away as the force of the rising water smashed through a convent. officials say the equivalent of three months‘ rain fell in just a few hours. the united arab emirates says it is to put a 31—year—old british phd student on trial for spying. matthew hedges, was researching the uae‘s foreign and internal security policies after the 2011 arab spring revolutions. mr hedges denies any wrong doing but has been in prison since being detained at dubai airport in may. his wife says he‘s been held in solitary confinement and only granted two consular visits. the house of commons has allowed a culture to develop, in which bullying and harassment of staff has been able to thrive, according to a new report. the inquiry, which was commissioned after a bbc newsnight investigation earlier this year, referred to "urgent and serious problems" in procedures for dealing w

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez spoke to two firefighters who didn't hesitate to hit the fire lines, noatter what the personal cost. >> i would venture to say i will never see anything like that again. >> reporter: tony neil has been fighting fires for 21 years, but what happened last october is something he never imagined he'd be faced with. >> this wasn't just someone else's home that you feel bad for. it is your house, your entire street, your entire neighborhood. >> reporter: niel was asleep at home with his family when he was awakened by an automated phone call telling him to evacuate. >> all i could see was this massive wildfire coming down the road. >> reporter: niel and his wife immediately grabbed their two sons and their dog and drove out. >> we knew when we left our house that we weren't coming wa back to it. >> reporter: once his family was heading toward safety niel knew he had to stay behind. despite his children's pleas not to go. >> they said mommy, don't let daddy go, we don't want him to die. and my wife was crying and my boys were crying. i was tearing up. and i said,

hernandez. >> good afternoon, commissioners. gus hernandez with affordable diviz. affordable diviz stands with the mission opportunity in opposition of 2918 mission. i want to start off with the fact that this is a conditional use authorization and -- can i get the overhead, please? what is conditional use? conditional use is a use that is not principlely permitted in a -- principally permitted in a particular zoning district. conditional uses require a planning commission hearing to determine if the proposed use is necessary or desirable to the neighborhood. so this commission has that power to decide, is this necessary or desirable to the neighborhood? all the comments that i've seen from the neighborhood have said that this is not necessary or desirable. in fact, it may potentially have a negative impact, just like it says right here, negative impact on surrounding neighborhood and whether the outside complies with the general plan. >> clerk: thank you. your time is up. >> that was it? >>. >> clerk: you have one minute. >> president hillis: you have a minute. >>