. >> it's not just ice cream. >> it's not just ice cream but i love ice cream. i have it a lot before games. it's kind of like -- it was a pregame ritual. and then it was like a little too much. you got to slow down. all right i'll slow it down. >> is there a favorite flavor or will you eat any. >> i don't discriminate. >> you don't discriminate. >> not ever. >> i'm way harsher on ice cream treats. so why are we here? word on the street or in the giants clubhouse that derek loves ice cream so much that he was willing to try an ice cream challenge of which the old creamery has for you. >> right. >> the kitchen sink challenge. all right what do you know about what you're about to go do in front of all of those cameras. >> i know that it's two gallons of ice cream. >> oh my gosh. >> and toppings and all this stuff. i don't know much else. i just know it's a lot. i'm mentally preparing for this. >> according to friend you've been mentally preparing for this for a long time. how do you physically preparing. >> i wasn't mentally preparing for this. i just ice cream be

because sea isle ice has been doing this for a long time in south jersey. ice, ice, baby.rinks cold on the beach, who do we turn to? sea isle ice. started by his father in 1965, joe ramon owe keeps the family recipe simple. not just frozen water. >> it almost like -- it is a customer service business. it is a transportation business. and it is a manufacturing business. >> sure. >> all wrapped into one. >> you undoubtedly have seen their bags throughout south jersey and at sea isle ice they pack about 150 bags per minute and 250 tons every ice per day. and yes, it is freezing cold in here. what is now a business with over 100 seasonal employees gannon a whim by joe's father at marie's restaurant, owned by the rahman owe great grandparents. >> migrate grand parents were in the fish business. and my uncle and my father both worked doing this together with migrate grandparent. then, my uncle joe got an idea about vending ice. >> i'm going to buy an ice maker there is way right inside the store. and this way you guys can just put the ice in the fish case any time that you need

and the ice itself varies from the snow, like today. at the bottom, ice that might have fallen as snow 35,000 years ago. it's the part of the antarctic ice sheet we call the buttress, because it fringes the entire continent. it might take 50,000 years for the ice itself to get into the raw sea and bust off as an iceberg. but it would take only 20,000 years or even 10,000 years if the ice shelf wasn't there. this is the biggest pile of free ice in the solar system. >> anthony: mcmurdo is at the tip of ross island, surrounded by miles of frozen sea. there are a lot of different types of ice down here. >> doug: glaciology started about 50 years ago. our entire science is driven by the fact that we're still trying to figure out what antarctica is doing in terms of sea level. how the ice sheet is expanding or contracting, how it's flowing, whether it melts in some places, how it bust off icebergs that float away in the ocean. and we're trying to come up with some kind of a solid, reliable statement about what cities like san francisco and ne

in the greenland ice sheet and the west antarctic ice sheet. now, the climate models have predicted that we shouldn't see that for many decades to come. and a key distinction here is if it's a land ice sheet, a land-based ice sheet, then when it melts it actually contributes to global sea level rise. that's not the case for sea ice, but it is the case for the continental ice sheets. and so the fact that we're already measuring losses of ice from these major continental ice sheets means that they're contributing to sea level rise faster, once again, than climate scientists projected them to. >> can we say how soon it's gonna start causing problems for people who live nearr the seashore? >> therere's a credible body of work now that suggests that t if we continue with business as usual fossil fuel emissions, tthen by thehe end of this cent, we could see as mucuch as two meters, 6 feet of global sea level rise. now, that would bee catastrophic for many coastal regions. fofor the u.s. east cot and gulf coast, island nations around the world, some o

sea isle ice.mano keeps family recipe simple but it is not just frozen water. >> it has almost like, a customer service business, it is a transportation business, and it is a manufacturing business all wrapped into one. >> reporter: undoubted seen their bags throughout south jersey and right here at sea isle ice they have pack about 150 bags per minute and 250 tons of ice per day, and yes, it is freezing cold in here. what is now a business with over 100 seasonal employees, began on a whim by joe's father at marie's restaurant owned by romano's great grandparents. >> my grandparents were in the fish business and my uncle and my father both worked doing this together with migrate grandparents and then my uncle joe got an idea about vending ice. >> i will buy an ice maker, it would be right inside the store and this way you can put ice in the fish case anytime you need it and i will sell extra ice out front. >> reporter: thinks exact spot where sea isle ice took off. >> that is how it started right h

green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea.he actual green tea flavored ice cream, which is what the bulk of the business is, i would never advocate changing the name of that, ever. this package will never change. mr. green tea would be the flavor. >> then what would you call the brand? >> you know, if i just was kind of brainstorming and coming off the top of my head, you know, why wouldn't you call it keyport creamery? the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right? very nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200

who was the first ice, you or t.? >> oh, ice t. you know, that's one of my o.g.s.tephen: he was first? >> he was the first. he was the first ice. i can respect that. >> stephen: is that-- is that your way of saying he's older than you are? >> no, you said that! ( laughter ) hey, ice... ( laughter ) daddy colbert... -- >> stephen: pimp daddy! pimp daddy colbert! please, you have to lean into it, man. you have to lean into it. >> pimp daddy colbert. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: there are two ice cubes. now, listen, there are two ice cubes out there. there's the self-described west coast warlord. we've got this fella right here, the ice cube, this a lot of people know. then there's the "sesame street" ice cube. >> yeah. >> stephen: all right. do you ever-- do these guys ever get mixed up and the wrong one shows up to the gig? >> no, not at all. i'm a gangster that loves the kids. what's wrong with that? what's wrong with that, man? i love kids. ( applause ). >> stephen: nothing at all. nothing at all. now, n.w.a. started in 1986? >> yeah, we started in 1986. >>

-these giant ice-cream sundaes? -paul: it is., who came up with the recipes for the ice cream? mike: well, bob farrell actually gave us recipes, but we don't make our own ice cream on premises. we have a third party. that is thrifty. lemonis: and so you give them your recipes, and they make them? mike: no. we use their particular brand. we didn't have the money to be able to do the bob farrell recipes. lemonis: you got to be kidding me. this isn't just some ordinary ice-cream parlor. this is an iconic brand that's been around since 1963, and they're using an ice cream that i could buy at a local drugstore? if you're known for ice cream, you should at least have something that's special, and special to only you. so, can you give me a little tour of the candy store? shauna: sure. -sandy, this is marcus. -sandy: hi. lemonis: hi, sandy. i'm marcus. sandy: it's a pleasure to meet you. shauna: sandy's in charge of all of our candy and merchandise. lemonis: and so your full-time job is the candy store? sandy: no. h.r., payroll duties. t

kristin, tell me how crazy you get with your ice cream here. >> right new we have pizza ice cream on day. >> pizza ice cream. >> yes, super g tomato paste, garlic, basil, do you want a taste of it. >> would i absolutely love a taste. lets get an amazing counter girls with incredible dance moves. >> yes. >> to scoop ice cream and the ice cream that you do here is not like your usual vanilla, chocolate, you always try to do something different, why? >> because we can. you can get vanilla, chocolate where ever you want. we like to switch it up. we're weird. we like to do weird things on the menu. we have ants on a log with celery, we have a ranch flavor we like to make it different. >> i love how you get inspiration because little baby's ice cream is sort of they share a space, if you will, with pizza, so you derive inspiration from them. >> we opened up this shop about five or six years ago and we just thought we were right next to the pizza shop why not make pizza ice cream. >> i love that. >> do you use basil from them. >> we use ingredient yes, for the ice cream. >> so one more time

green tea ice cream is a gourmet ice-cream manufacturer with a rich family history.ounded in 1968 by santo emanuele, the company is run today by his son, richard, richard's wife, lori, and son, michael. when i met them in 2013, they were generating $2 million in sales, mainly coming from selling to restaurants. -that green tea's good. -lori: isn't it good? lemonis: and if we hadn't made a deal... $600,000 for 35% of the business. ...they'd probably still be at the same level. that's because mr. green tea was at a standstill. richard: we physically cannot fill our orders to distributors. lemonis: part of the problem is that mr. green tea didn't have their own manufacturing facility. instead, it used a co-packer. by paying a third party, mr. green tea was losing about 20% of its potential profit. michael: we've been talking about putting up a new facility for a long time now, and it's just going slower than -- richard: i'm not gonna put a facility up unless i know we have the business there. lemonis: but richard was cautious to a fault. michael: you are strangling the

muy buenas tardes hoy empezamos con un gigantesco operativo antiinmigraciÓn llevado a cabo por ice en 70 personas casi todas inmigrantes mexicanas fueron detenidas. en dallas texas, y oklahoma segÚn ice el servicio y el objetivo de esta redada es arrestar a quiÉnes son amenaza de seguridad pÚblica segun sus propios datos la cuarta parte de los detenidos en primeros meses de este aÑo no tenÍan records criminales. la cifra total de arrestos subÓo 32% desde que donald trump tomÓ posesiÓn es el caso de un padre de un ex soldado tras jugarse la vida por este paÍs, no pudo evitar ni la detenciÓn ni la deportaciÓn de su papÁ. en teorÍa, el proceso de residencia iba sobre ruedas hasta que hace dÍas lo llamÓ para decirle que la migra estaba en la puerta. vÍctor hugo rodriguez nos cuenta. >> fui a afganistÁn estuve alla 7 meses. >> soldado de fuerzas armadas de estados unidos hizo todo para evitar que su padre fuera deportado pero no lo logrÓ. >> no creo que sea justo que me separen de mi papÁ. >> (llanto). >> solano quien sirviÓ a fuerzas armadas por tres aÑos recibiÓ una llamada de su padre p

♪ like ice cream? >> yeah. >> you like ice cream?. >> that's cool. ♪ how do you make an ice cream insane? where do you draw the line? is gelato ice cream? what about fro-yo? it's a double scoop of anarchy. can i tell you a secret? >> yes. >> i'm here because i'm trying to overcome a personal childhood ice cream trauma. ♪ ♪ >> ice cream man! >> that's right. mr. softie was watching me all the time. he watched me. and on top of all that -- i'm lactose intolerant. [ laughter ] the whole system is rigged. the claw grabs the prize but who grabs the claw? mrm! mm! do you ever get ice cream headaches? >> no. >> you? i do. it's not from the ice cream. it's because the government embedded a chip into my spine. it's not a joke. it's for real. it's not even funny. is all of this a tooty fruity illusion covered in sprinkles? so, so, so many sprinkles? >> are you done now? >> not even close. >> well, thank you so much for being here. >> that's where you're wrong. we aren't here at all. our own design. and the key is stamped "do not duplicate." he

i am talking layers. ♪ ♪ ♪ the runway is frozen to the ice, ten feet thick.irport shuttle, ivan the terror bus takes us slowly towards our destination. >> we're driving ivan, 23 years old at it, good -- made out of good canadian steel. sometimes the heat actually works, this year it does. >> no easy thing to see it the way it should be seen. the last place on earth. >> there we are, try to get plenty of rest and enjoy the an ark ti arctic. >> the large u.s. base station the hubs, the pure science. it looks like a mining camp. but look closely and you'll notice things like how a single cigarette butt. carefully bringing in communities on a planet. it is a community. highly organized, very odd of just under a thousand people with 150 winter all working towards the same thing in the most remote stunning beautiful. work is seasonal. it is the type of place that demands very special type of individual. everyone is interdependent because you have to realize that very quickly. they depend absolutely on support community specialist like the carpenters, heavy equipmen

the rest of my life not eating ice cream? >> let's go. >> i'm a huge ice cream eater so you had me at hello. that was an easy one and i was fascinated if there was a difference in flavor. i love the idea of the product. you defined it by your personal expectations. it's something you believe in. you maybe feel emotionally connected to it. a short time to make that point. you also talked about the need for the money and what it's going zblsh give us the number. >> i love the idea for the product, and i love the way you presented it. >> thank you so much. >> that's good from him, too. >> i am lactose intolerant and i've always suffered. it's still ice cream, and then i deal with it later. i like the fact that you know your numbers. i always love when people come and have done their homework. you know the product and the market. i'm going to give you a nine. a little seven. i want to see you work harder on presentation in terms of the things you say. and how you say them, but i love that you did your homework and that's easily r

el siguiente da...ice llegó a soledad.ión que iban a venir aquí para buscar algunos individuos y buscarlos en ciertos lugares de la ciudad." la polica de salinas recibi una llamada similar...pero ninguna de las dos agencias sabe si ice encontr a las personas que buscaban. mientras que en watsonville....la policia dice que recibi un reporte de que una persona fue detenida por agentes de inmigracin esta maÑana. y oficiales de watsonville tambien dicen que ice les notific que seguirian realizando operativos en el area durante los prximos das segn las agencias locales...ice report que van tras criminales violentos...pero abogados de inmigracin dicen que hoy en da el trmino criminal es muy amplio. (sot: blanca zarazua/abogada de inmigracin) "ya no hay esas prioridades en cuanto personas con delitos serios penales si no que cualquier persona que haya cometido un delito incluyendo haber estado en este país ilegalmente ya se considera suficiente justificación para la deportación." telemundo contact a la oficina de aduanas y protec

>> so good. >> but they do have macaroon ice cream cake as well as specialty flavors of ice cream. >>so shipping next month ice cream sandwiches and pints. >> before the crowd came inside i had one of the co-owner show me how to make my own ice cream sandwich. >> which labor is this? >> this is coffee crunch which is my favorite flavor. it's so good. the crunchy partisan side of the best. >> i picked a coffee flavored ice cream sandwich and dipped it in white chocolate. then i put dark chocolate chips on top. yesterday the pop-up shop sold out of their green tea flavor. so i was wondering, is there any possibility you would take this and open up bricks and mortar store in new york city? >> that would be great. we'll have to see how it goes with the pop up here and how goes in general. to be something we would consider. >> just in case this is the last time they will be in new york city you want to head over there asap. it is done on sunday. nurse expects a pop if you want to get one. i brought some here to share. >> this was started to melt. >> to we have a utensil? >> when we take a

ice cream stuffed inside a warm glazed doughnut. for more, go to our website. >> ice cream in a doughnut? >> yeah, that made me hungry. >> why are we still here? >> we're helping you coast into the weekend with our most adorable segment of the

luz: al ver al hombre uniformado con una chamarra que decÍa ice.l dinero las personas pudieron identificar al hombre uniformado por la placa de su auto que terminÓ siendo un vecino del Área que segÚn las autoridades querÍan intimidar a la congregaciÓn hispana. >> dijo que tenÍa problemas con el ruido y la mÚsica que salÍa de la iglesia y cuando le preguntamos acerca de por quÉ se puso una chamarra que decÍa ice, no quiso contestar. luz: en un comunicado ice confirmÓ que el hombre en el vÍdeo no es empleado de la agencia. si una persona se encuentra con un agente de ice pueden decirle que demuestre credenciales con su foto. si alguien se estÁ haciendo pasar por un oficial de ice, debe contactar a las autoridades. un mensaje que comparte lucÍa que representa las personas afectadas, y recomienda conocer sus derechos antes de tener temor. >> se encuentran a una gente en la calle no tienen que hablar con ellos. ellos se van a acercar con individuos y tienen razÓn para arrestarlos. luz: consejos que esperar le devuelvan la pasta una congregaciÓn que se u

muere bajo custodia de ice, la familia dice que recibiÓ tratamiento mÉdico inadecuado, suman diez losnmigrantes muertos este aÑo en centros de detenciÓn, tragedia en guatemala, un deslave sepulta una carretera y una comunidad al occidente, al menos 11 personas mueren bajo escombros y lodo, multa por no hablar inglÉs, uber defiende a sus conductores inmigrantes, una chofer latina fue multada en miami por no saber inglÉs. el tri se la juega tras prometedor debut mÉxico se prepara con todo para el duelo contra nueva zelanda, el partido de maÑana puede definir su suerte en la copa fifa confederaciones, noticias telemundo comienza ya. >> noticias telemundo, con josÉ dÍaz balart. >> hola, quÉ tal, muy buenas tardes, hay dolor Ícon Íconos consternaciÓn en guatemala por la muerte de al menos 11 personas por un deslave de tierra que ha sepultado a dos cuadras enteras, esto ocurriÓ en... desde los Últimos informes que tenemos dicen que las autoridades temen que el nÚmero de vÍctimas fatales pueda aumentar. jenny tiene lo Último desde guatemala. >> con palas, picos y palos improvisados rescatist

aparentemente, utilizan vestimenta alusiva a ice. se puede comprar en sitios online.alguien se acerca pasÁndose por ice? abogada: si alguien pide dinero no es un oficial de inmigraciÓn. inmediatamente, cuando eso ocurra, uno tiene que tener informaciÓn de esa persona y reportarlo a la policÍa. lo tienen que reportar. eso es muy importante. es difÍcil decir que no tengan miedo, pero es importante que sepan que esto no es leal. pedir dinero a una persona en vez de arrestarlo no es legal. presentadora: te lo agradezco mucho. algo muy importante que si las personas no se identifican como policÍa, las autoridades no pueden hacer nada en contra de ello porque no han cometido ninguna ilegalidad. la gente tiene que tener mucho cuidado. javier: muchas gracias. me hubiese encantado preguntar a la abogada, porque uno se complica cuando viene una persona ha de tenerlo. uno con tanto miedo se va a olvidar, por ejemplo, de pedir la identificaciÓn. me imagino que la ley nos protege o protege una persona indocumentado para que vaya y denunciar esas personas estÁn cometiendo ese tipo

>> rolled ice cream is -- it's -- it's ice cream -- it's basically the ice cream base and then they startedgrees >> this is a tradition in your culture. >> it's not. when i see this in asia, i was attracted by look and had idea to bring this to this ice cream rolls >> the noise we're hearing right now, she's working very hard and a lot of people stopped by your experience because part of the joy watching kamisha make the ice cream. let's watch her. how long does this take >> takes a minute or two. >> and why does she have to constantly do that >> adding to make, ice cream roll, ice cream combined better. >> tell us about that surface she's doing this on. what is that? >> it's a cold surface. >> yes. and 30 degrees. >> and that freezes it >> she's manipulating the scream and moving it around >> it freezes as she works on it. >> yes, 30 degrees we need to control the speed and the temperature >> this is lot of labor going into these ice creams, i want to see if there's a difference >> can we show some of these? >> what flavor is this >> this is signature scream roll, it's c this is honey. and

here ice my accuweather seven-day forecast.may hit the 100s in antioch and brentwood while everybody else in the 90s. break out of the 90s by sunday and it just gets a little bit cooler next week. >> all right. thank you, michael. >>> if you're a loyal amazon customer, check your account. you may have free credit and the not even know it. credit stems from the lawsuit that amazon settled with apple over the price of e-books which awarded millions of americans free credits at amazon, barnes & noble and e-book retailers. here's the catch. the credits expire saturday and bloomberg reports millions haven't been used yet. you have 48 hours to check your balance. >>> all right. new this morning, a side of britain's royal family we've never seen before. prince harry is opening up to "newsweek" magazine about his love life and life as a royal are. the 32-year-old says no one in the royal family really wants to be king or queen, but they will carry out their duties at the right time for the good of the people. "newsweek" says the spotli

estafan indocumentados haciÉndose pasar por agentes inmigratorios vistiendo chaquetas de ice. permite que los dreamers en arizona paga la universidad como si fueran residentes legales. en cinco aÑos, los pedidos de asilo en mÉxico aumentaron 1000%. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y maria elena salinas. jorge: muy buenas noches y que calor, comenzamos con intensa ola de calor que estÁ provocando a millones en la costa este de los estados unidos con temperaturas que sobrepasan los 110 son ejes. en california, arizona y nevada se estÁn batiendo rÉcords de calor que han causado apagones masivos. decenas de vuelo han sido cancelados debido a que el excesivo calor impide despegar a los aviones. como nos dice luis mejÍa, el verano fiscalmente ni siquiera ha comenzado. luis: en arizona, este aÑo el primer dÍa del verano parece haber sido traÍdo del infierno compran temperaturas que amenazaban alcanzar los 120 . el aire estuvo tan caliente que hizo volar inseguro. miles de residentes hicieron lo imposible para escapar del calor. el aeropuerto de phoenix cancelÓ

. >> el director de ice asegura que todos los indocumentados pueden ser deportados el gobierno considera crimen que estÉn en estados unidos sin papeles. >> suicidio os asesinato, el violador aparece colgado, el padre de la menor, dice que su muerte no alivia el dolor por un crimen que conmueve a todo mÉxico. >> fervor por el tri en rusia el aliento de los aficionados mexicanos a tres dÍas del debut de su equipo en copa fifa confederaciones rusia 2017, noticias telemundo comienza ya. >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart desde la interferencia rusia complica cada vez mÁs a donald j.trump ahora el fiscal especial lo investiga para saber si cometiÓ obstrucciÓn a la justicia, trump dice que todo es una caza de brujas. >> lori montenegro tiene los detalles. >> la investigaciÓn por obstrucciÓn de la justicia puede llevar al presidente donald j.trump a un "impeachment." >> aarÓn es uno de los periodistas de washington post que ayudÓ a romper la historia (hablan inglÉs) durante meses y numerosas ocasiones a punta que la administraciÓn les ha respondido con falsedads que han podido corrobora

i had to eat regular ice cream and suffer the issues. no ice cream offered the traditional.ng this, we created minus the moo. we use all of the same ingredients as the real ice cream, but lack the enzyme to make it lactose free. >> we had exciting traction in retailers like whole foods and other independents. we scaled production and partnered with the largest food distribute aftor in the country. we are raising $50,000 to put toward working capital to introduce our brand into the mid-atlantic region and launch online shipping on min minusthemoo.com. >> you have fans. i have to take those away from you two. >> no. >> you put them back here. i'm going to join the ice cream and two numbers from you. one to ten. what did you think of the product and what did you think of the pitch? you know what i love about the pitch. i had to suffer between one or the other. there was no option you were not going to eat ice cream. >> no. the rest of my life. >> i was not going to sacrifice. let's start with you. >> i'm huge ice cream eater. you had me at hello. that was an easy one. certainly

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please welcome back to the show, ice cube, everybody! >> seth: how are you? >> i'm good, man, i'm good. >> seth: i'm happy to have you here. i want to talk about the album, but i also -- i want to talk a little basketball first. >> oh yeah. >> seth: so you were talking last time were you here, huge lakers fan. >> yep. >> seth: huge magic fan and now you're one of the narrators for a fantastic 30 for 3 e rivalry. how did that come about that you got to be one of the voices -- >> oh, it's great. one of the directors -- the director contacted our team and was like, "yo, we need the biggest laker fan in the world. cause we got -- we got donnie wahlberg, the biggest celtic fan in the world so we need -- we need to counter. and i'm like, "you've come to the right place." [ light laughter ] you know what i mean? don't nobody hate the celtics like your boy ice cube, so -- >> seth: oh, so interesting, so you were not pulled to it out of a of the lakers, you were pulled to it out of a hatred for the celtics? [ light laughter ] >> yes, without a do

this is not ice cream, this is a paleta. damian: oh, i see. 'cause i had the ice cream.: the last time, yeah, it got a little complicated, so we--so this is what it looks like. so, you just come on in, grab one, and here's your chile. mexican hot chocolate or mango. ray: mango, mango. damian: and ray, you've kind of also, at the same time, you've created a network. because i mean, the latino vintners, they're well-organized and they're cohesive, but by bringing 'em together in something like this, now you're talking about them mingling napa county, sonoma, south bay. ray: yes, and that's how i always believed it should be, you know? last year, i remember pedro ceja and ramon rios from tracy. pedro is from napa. he has his own beer now, besides the wines. they were up until 5 o'clock in the morning. they're both from michoacán, i believe. but anyhow, it's just unity and working together, and just like our event, i really believe that, from day one, it's in diversity, and that's why we have a vietnamese restaurant here. i think we're gonna have a vietnamese bakery here too

our own pat gallen checked out sea isle ice, packed 250 tons of ice per day.an owe's father started the company more than 50 years ago, basically by accident. he bought an ice maker for the family's fish business, then sold the extra ice. >> my mom would bag the ice by hand, and they would -- my mom and dad would deliver ice in a pick-up truck. >> there you go. sea isle ice now has 100 seasonal employees, serving all of central, and south jersey, and beyond. and matt, we've needed that ice over the past few days it, has been hot out there. >> definitely today not going to be too different. so sea isle ice working over time i think this afternoon. but not so much this morning. you have the showers out there. >> okay. >> but again, sunshine later this afternoon, get hot, gets little muggy again for our saturday. so, before things really clear out nicely, we get toward the ends of the weekends. so better beach day, as a whole, is most likely going to be tomorrow. but our saturday afternoon, going to be very nice, down along the shore points. just got to get past

ice. let me remind you that this is not simply one locality making a choice doesn't affect others. if one locality chooses not to enforce the law and that person leaves and go to another locality who does, they are dealing with those consequences. this is not simply isolated in a vacuum situation. this law is saying if you choose to put politics before people, you're not getting the public funds, you will get the grant that you are supposed to be using to enforce the law. something tragic that should have never happen, that's why we are increasing the penalties. i simply say today, i'm the son of a georgia state trooper and yesterday it was said that if you have supported this law that you are not supporting local law enforcement. i'm a 50 year veteran of supporting law enforcement and i can tell you from talking to my dad and hundreds and hundreds of law enforcement officers across this country, what they want to do is enforce the law and capable safe and not have the politics of other ar

estÁn estafando a indocumentados haciÉndose pasar por agentes migratorios con chaquetas falsas de iceompran por internet. no permiten que los dreamers en arizona para que en la universidad como si fueran residentes legales. en cinco aÑos los pedidos de asilo en mÉxico aumentaron 1000%, mayoritariamente de centroamericanos. empezamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. jorge: muy buenas noches. comenzamos con la intensa ola de calor que estÁ sofocando millones en la costa este de los estados unidos con temperaturas que sobrepasan los 110 f. en arizona, california y nevada se estÁn batiendo rÉcords de calor que causan apagones vacÍos, decenas de vuelos han sido cancelados debido a que el excesivo calor impide despegar a los aviones, ademÁs los calores en condiciones secas alimentan las llamas de incendios forestales. y el verano ni siquiera ha comenzado.. luis: arizona ese aÑo el verano parece haber sido traÍdo del infierno. el aire estaba tan caliente que hizo volar en seguro. --inseguro. el aeropuerto de phoenix cancelÓ decenas de v

por dos representantes hawaia s hawaianas. >> segÚn su abogado esto pudo influir en la decisiÓn de ice construido un pequeÑo imperio cafetero, hace dÍas la corte del noveno circuito negÓ su peticiÓn para detener su deportaciÓn, a horas de la cita que definirÍa su vida, recorriÓ los cavo tales como si fuera la Última vez. >> si me voy, me voy contento porque hice algo aquÍ. >> revisÓ frutos que quizÁs no podrÁ cosechar y con abrazo dijo adiÓs a dueÑos del cultivo. >> tratÉ de analizar todo ojalÁ vuelva y con la nostalgia que es mÁs posible que no vuelva. >> maÑana vengo ¿ok?. >> lo mÁs difÍcil fue despedirse de sus hijos. >> yo he visto cÓmo trabaja y, yo he visto lo que ha luchado por tener su negocio y ahora que la verdad ya lo estaba haciendo se lo quitan. . >> volÓ solo a honolulu con la esperanza que su prÓximo vuelo no sea de regreso a su natal mÉxico. >> y ahora espera regresar a casa a disfrutar del tiempo extra que tiene con su familia. >> andrÉs debe presentarse aquÍ en la oficina de ice el prÓximo julio y se comprometiÓ con autoridades a entregarse voluntariamente y partir si

oliver y por ahora sigue detenido por ice. y quieren recuperar la custodia para llevarlo juicio. jaime peluffo nos acompaÑa desde la fiscalÍa del condado de san mateo como lo mÁs reciente de este caso. jaime: marÍa leticia, dicen que ni siquiera tuvieron la oportunidad de pedir una fianza mÁs alta cuando el pastor vÍctor ya había salido libre. [aplausos] jaime: el vÍdeo de un servicio hace unos aÑos en la iglesia, el seÑor justicia en mellowe park.muestra el verdadero autor que segÚn ice tienen otro nombre. y fue arrestado por delito sexual en contra de un niÑo, un adolescente y un adulto, dentro de su iglesia pero saliÓ libre despuÉs de pagar una fianza de 100 mil dÓlares. sin embargo inmigraciÓn estaba esperando. [hablan en inglÉs] el comandante de la policÍa dijo que estÁn coordinando con la fiscalÍa para regresarlo su custodia y que lo enjuician por los cargos de delitos sexuales. el fiscal de san mateo dijo que estÁn optimista de que regresaran cuatro semanas para compadecer en corte. su oficina estÁn diálogo con autoridades federales para lograrlo. vÍa telefÓnica la portado

marÍa: un grupo de activistas piden que liberen a un padre de familia guatemalteco en custodia de iceaso revela las prÁcticas que usan algunos agentes de migraciÓn para detener indocumentados. ♪ ♪ ♪ luz: desde el 8 de febrero, en la vida de la familia ramos cambiÓ por completo. vio a su pareja ser detenido por agentes de migraciÓn que no se identificaron como tal, sino que llegaron a su casa a eso de las cinco de la maÑana, pidiendo hablar con Él sobre un presunto accidente automovilÍstico. >> me dijo, tienes una orden. sÓlo vinimos por Él. luz: la abogada dijo que la actitud engaÑosa de ice es aceptada y debe ser una alerta para que muchos pidan ver Órdenes de un juez antes de hablar. ¿estuvo correcto que agentes de migraciÓn se presentaran con uniformes que decÍan policía? >> desgraciadamente eso es legal. luz: es por eso que ahora lo que este grupo estÁ peleando, es que no entienden cÓmo es que despuÉs de tres semanas de que fuera detenido por conducir errÁticamente impuesto bajo el comando de la oficina del alguacil, agentes de inmigraciÓn se presentaran afuera de su casa. >> la c

sÚplicas de libertad, familiares y activistas exigen la libertad de rÓmulo quien fue arrestado por icedejaba a sus niÑas en la escuela. en chilame la salida p la vida el chile, noticias telemundo comienza ya. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart >>> cÓmo estas buena tarde les saluda felicidad aveleyra, josÉ dÍaz balart estÁ en una asignaciÓn especial. piden salida de un padre inmigrante que fue detenido hace 3 meses cuando iba a dejar a sus hijas a la escuela ahora evitan una nueva estrategia para evitar una deportaciÓn. >>> a este lugar acudieron muchos para pedir no portar aro mul >>> rÓmulo ha sido detenido por 3 meses es demasiado tiempo y tiene que regresar a su familia >>> es muy difÍcil que logre sobrevivir en otro lugar no puedo vivir sin mi familia >>> la familia pide una oportunidad para estar con su familia y en un paÍs don lleva la mitad su vida. los abogados piden que retiren los cargos pasados porque rÓmulo usÓ un engomado de vehÍculo que correspondÍa a otra persona. >>> no robÓ nada estaba usando un tiquet que no perteneciÓ a Él. la uniÓn americana de lib

fue arrestado por agentes de ice un dÍa despuÉs del arresto de su madre.endo de la violencia de las pandillas de su paÍs. reportero: lo que se supone debiÓ haber sido un tiempo de celebraciÓn, sse convirtió en un momento de en sion para un ecuatoriano estudiante de una secundaria en un pequeÑo pueblo al norte de nueva york. >> escuchÉ las puertas y escuchÉ a los policÍas. cuando gritÉ "diego", ya no estaba. reportero: diego fue detenido en la casa de su prima. >> tratÁbamos de escondernos para que no nos miran pero nada de eso sirviÓ. reportero: su arresto se produjo luego de que las autoridades federales detuviera su madre en la noche del miÉrcoles. >> entraron a patear las puertas y mi tÍa se asustÓ mucho y decidiÓ salir. reportero: una portavoz de ice dijo que estos arrestos son el resultado de una orden de deportaciÓn emitida por un juez federal, el pasado 16 de noviembre. el congresista insiste en que la detenciÓn de este joven envÍa un mensaje claro a la comunidad. >> el director dice una cosa pero sus agentes estÁn haciendo otra. por eso yo propongo