---muchas gracias a la doctora irene wapnir y adriana ---muchas gracias a la doctora irene wapnir y adrianaive bug fb lucrecia live bug lucrecia amigos tengan todos muy buenos dias y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 primera edicion. enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: durante la manana tenemos: bajas temperaturas y nubosidad. para la tarde subira el termometro, permanecen las nubes. y para la noche esperamos temperaturas en los rangos de: 50's =============== como usted sabe en nuestra area geografica tenemos por lo menos cinco microclimas. hoy las temperaturas maximas en: la bahia norte tenemos: 70 la bahia sur tenemos: 71 la bahia este tenemos: 66 la costa tenemos: 59 los valles tenemos: 70 ================ ahora hablemos de lo que podemos esperar en cuanto a las temperaturas minimas. la bahia norte tenemos: 41 la bahia sur tenemos: 4lbahia es tenemos: 47 laosta temos: 51 losalles tenemos43 =============== ponga atencion porqua continuion le muero las

. >> this is irene fernandez spikes, this is my kron 4 news story. >> reporter: i rein is walking me through her home showing me tiles falling off the walls in her kitchen and lack of base board in the bathroom. there are cracks in the wall. despite all that it is her home and where she wants to live. but that is about to change. in six months your rent has gone from -- >> 2900 to now, 5900. by june 1. >> reporter: irene says that all of this started in november last year when the landlord died. >> we received a letter that november, 2014, they increased our rent from 2900 to 4100. we said can we do maybe 3600 they never even -- you know even call us or mail us back. and then when we said, well, we were going to pay this much, all these things are over the house you have to fix it and they say, well, we're selling the house. >> reporter: now the house has recently been sold. >> i am just really angry because you know, i am a good person and i am not trying to take advantage of anybody. >> reporter: i reached out to the attorney and the letter sent to irene she told me that she apprec

irene is headed to 50 to show us the problem on collington road.is back home and under house arrest. >> do you consider yourself a patriot? >> no, i'm a mailman. >> doug hughes drove back to florida over the weekend. he says the security fallout after his flight into washington last week was not the point he was trying to make. >> we need to be worried not about whether or not somebody can fly into d.c. we need to be worried about the piles of money that are going into congress. >> hughes has to come back to d.c. in may for the next court hearing. >>> police in boston say they know tens of thousands of people will be safe today as they run the boston marathon. it's been two years since the bombing you just saw there that killed three people. just as runners get going a different group will start to consider a sentence for the man responsible for that attack. nbc's jay gray is live in boston now where this all is getting under way in a few hours. jay, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, aaron. just before the sunrise here and

. = =irene >> reporter: >> first the increase, then sold now new landlords to raise the money. >> reporterbiggest gold and the new owners increase the risk even more to 5900 creek i reached up to the attorney and a letter and send to irene she told me that the appreciate any calling and had no comment. i ring show me how her daughter has cropped up in the home. she and her husband are giving were given 30 days' notice but does not know where she and her family will reside. ha >> grant: we checked out that less story after viewers reach out to us. if you have a story idea you like to check and us if you had a story idea that you will like us to check and to go to our web site, kron4 deck, and click on my kron4 story tab. >> pam: had you ask tough questions we get tough answers. tonight the real person and the real reason a popular east bay preschool may be forced out of this building and later the alleges secret playboy mansion tunnels where they live in well lead to the use them again. >> pam: we have a follow up to last night's mike kron4 story on a beloved east bay preschool with 300 stu

--irene >> reporter: irene says she and her husband are giving her a 30 day notice but does not knowut, hit to our web site kron4 that, and click on micron for story tap for it >> pam: and san jose some push back today from the homeless and their advocates about the city ongoing policy of sweeping them from various and cabinets are around town. --encampments >> reporter: >> pam: and they gathered at the site of the now closed the jungle encampment to denounce this week of a camp near story road late last week during which a woman was allegedly hit and injured by machinery while still inside her tent. long time homeless advocate pass to scott wagers as the swedes are not working because the homeless often return to those same camps within days of their eduction and that the real problem is the lack of affordable housing. >> that is what i heard this tragic the strategics week that the homeless until they get tired and can only understand to live here. >> reporter: >> pam: unless and until more affordable housing can be built, wages and other homeless advocates believe the best short-t

our first success came out of a case that was still pending from irene in the state of vermont with the state government complex, and once they understood the flexibility to solve problems we had not been able to resolve they moved forward with it and we had our first success project. we've seen resistance because of the unknowns, but as we work and get success and that spreads, people understand that this is giving them flexibility, giving them the ability to move forward, certainty on the fromgts, and we are increasingly seeing more projects come in that go this route, and the amount we've already approved in dollars going out are in the billions, and so i am still working with the mayor of new orleans to timize some of the projects still outstanding from katrina almost ten years later. i do not foresee that in sandy. where we are in the complex hospitals using this charity. we were five years and went to arbitration before we got an answer. we are already moving forward on funding and in the construction and rebuilding and repairing hospitals, and so i think this is still the concern

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more flooding here that we'll try to send irene to in a few minutes here. minnesota avenue at eastern. again, shut down for flooding. we're seeing a lot of this this morning. overall prince george's county no major problems there. beltway at colesville, you can see the sheen there. that's totally normal for this time of the morning. back 6:11. we'll talk about travel times. >>> before you head out the door this just in from metro rail. "k" street at farragut is closed because the power is out. you should know that the "l" street and connecticut avenue entrances remain open at this time. >>> 6:02 right now. a developing story may be over in alexandria. police tweeted a few hours ago saying they have someone in custody who barricaded himself in a condo building overnight. you may have seen a big police response on jamison avenue near courthouse square. it's not clear why the person was there. the incident lasted more than eight hours. police say it ended without anyone being hurt and the man who was barricade inside was arrested. >>> let's check in now with m

. >> so let's go 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5 4 guess 3, 2, 1 (sirens) sirens)sirens)irens)sirens) sirens) (sirens)uess 3, 2, 1 (sirens)3, 2, 1 (sirens), 3, 2, 1 (sirens) well, we just scared the crap out of the people at the hotel what the hell is that now sing san francisco. >> i remember the movie san francisco 1906 a whole bunch of people were still alive so it is a memorial for san francisco i don't sing well, i need you to help so she's going to help me and you'll help me two it only takes a tiny this great world to build a place we love my i find of love you still i've been away now i'm back to tell san francisco open your gold gates san francisco here is o you're wondering ones wonder to wonder no more the place only makes me love you tell me you're the heart of all the gold of gotten west san francisco welcome me home again i'm coming to go romo anymore . >> 20th and church let's do that we'll see you at the crack of 6:00 a.m. bloody marys and thank and great to see our great tradition to keep we living every we'll see you at lefties thanks very much everybodys and great to see our great

. >> irene is sinking. >> push the water in, don't do that. don't do that. we're taking on water, guys. >> there was a couple of the passengers actually one in particular that she was really getting uneasy. so, we tried, you know, we tried to calm her down. >> water coming in. guys. we're taking on water. >> okay, somebody. >> just relax. the pontoons are not going to sink. they'll keep us afloat. >> then, suddenly, a heroic move that no one expects. >> grab that igloo. >> captain john ferrule realizes if he leaves the crowded raft everyone else on board will have a better chance of surviving. to keep as dry as possible, he uses a floating boat bumper to help swim to what remains of the bow of his boat. >> i think all of us were in disbelief at that point. it was like he truly wants to be the captain that goes down with his boat. >> wait a minute. >> don't, please. don't move, please. >> take it easy. don't move, please. >> don't make any rapid movement. >> my chest in the water. >> you're okay. >> you guys need to distribute yourselves. so the weight. there

when we had the colorado floods several years ago we weren't in the situation we were in 2011 with irene where we were out of money and congress was having to very quickly do a supplemental. by maintaining a balance of a billion dollars in the fund at the end of the year we were prepared for those no notice earthquakes or other ooents that were large scale that gives us the funding to do the initial response an ensures that congress has a time to do a deliberative process in determining the supplemental. so maybe training that balance gives us that initial push for a response to a catastrophic disaster. we did this in sandy as well. if you remember although there was a lot of work getting to supplemental it was not about fema having to shut down or not do our jobs because we didn't have immediate funding. by maintaining that balance in the drf and allowing for that balance to stay there it protects the ability to congress to do deliberative findings when supplementless are requested versus having to respond to what in many cases is preliminary date at that. >> i certainly agree with that

she called me irene, she said we have high standing water. if you go through something like this it at can cause an accident. be careful especially with some of the potholes and the lower lying areas gather some water. 50 westbound at collington, a crash caused by high standing water. tony our audio engineer went through there and said it was nasty out there. 15 closed at spinks ferry road. more downed wires. northbound gum spring at braddock we have lanes blocked there. >>> talk about a fashion frenzy. the new collection unveiling being blamed for downing target's website. >>> 12 feet and hours later a puppy is waking up safe and sound this morning. how firefighters made sure he stayed safe even >>> you're watching "news4 today." >> this morning, a puppy is safe and sound after he fell into a pipe and was stuck for seven hours in montgomery county. take a look at the pictures. the firefighters pulled the 19-week old pomeranian named blue from the pipe. he fell near blair high school. the crews fed him. they gave him oxygen while he was stuck

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finally it was irene harrisonburg, a jewish girl from amsterdam who was freed from the concentration camp in the january 1945 trade, the same trade that ingrid was on that provided the lesson for me about how we might deal with people in times of war. always remember she told me in an interview at her home in ann arbor, remember this. enemies are people whose stories you haven't yet heard and whose faces you have ever seen. my gratitude goes to the characters in my book that after 72 years had the courage to tell their stories and show their faces. thank you very much. [applause] >> i am sure we have got some questions and comments. just to make sure that i get to you with the mic before you start asking and hold your hand up until i'm in front of you. does anyone have a question? seen my question is that sound like the people that were returned to germany and japan that they have voluntarily do that or were they ordered to do that or how did that come about? >> it's not a simple question but they weren't technically all voluntary repatriates. but the fact is that the enemy alien fat

. >> reporter: sales woman irene king recalls a day paul walker was in her jewelry store.n iraq veteran and his fiance were shopping for rings. >> she saw something that she liked and they were looking at it. she was trying them on. turns out that they couldn't afford them. a >> reporter: but paul walker could afford a $10,000 ring. he wanted to help them out so he just out and out bought it for them. he went to the manager and he was very specific about having it anonymous. he didn't want the couple to know that he was buying the ring for them. >> reporter: walker's father, paul sr., says the generosity wasn't only extendeded to strangers. >> he was always doing stuff for us. always big gestures. his heart was so big. you'd go, have a family gathering. see all them kids, nieces and nephews with uncle paul. it was always don't worry about college. i'll take care of college. just study hard. >> reporter: walker never finished college himself, but even as his movie career took off, his father knew, junior was ready to slow down, to become a more present father for his daught

reserving for irene a day is what conservatives do. -- rainy day is what conservatives do. spending money you don't have and what liberals do, saving for a rainy day is what conservatives do. we started with $1 billion of reserves and when i left we had $9.5 billion of cash reserves. [applause] the result was we became the only state that went from aa to aaa bond rating. it used to be that the agencies would look at states and say you have to tax everything. tax the air you breathe, tax the broad-based tax code, that is the one that would generate the most solvent state. we went to the bond rating agencies and said no, we need a dynamic state, limited government or the economy grows and personal income grows faster than the size and scope of government and in doing so you create more as a solvent state. and they rewarded us. the only state to go up to aaa bond rating. we took on the trial bar. we took a balanced approach to our court system. so the uncertainty of business was made better. we did something that was important, i don't know how it is in new hampshire, but we h

we weren't in the situation we were in 2011 with irene where we were out of money and congress was havingto very quickly do a supplemental. by maintaining a balance of a billion dollars in the fund at the end of the year we prepared for those no notice earthquakes or other events that gives us funding to do the initial response and ensures congress has a time to do a process in determining supplemental versus we're running out of money and having to make quick decisions without all of the information. so maintaining that balance gives us that initial push for a response to a catastrophic disaster. we did this in sandy as well it was not about fema having to shut down or not do our jobs because we didn't have immediate funding. by maintaining that balance and allowing for that balance to stay there it protects the ability of congress to do deliberative findings when supplementals are requested versus having to respond to what in many cases is preliminary data. that makes much more sense and support that effort having had communities in new hampshire who are affected by hurricane irene and

irene inohe, wife of deceased senator of hawaii, senator inohe. senator paul kirk of massachusetts.k to the senate. [applause] please be seated. i would like now to ask members of the house of representatives who are with us today thank you all for being here and please be seated. i would also like to knowledge the governors from the commonwealth and the city of washington to join us today attorney general laura healy state treasurer deb goldberg, and rosenberg, state speaker of the house robert delauro, and mayor of boston, marty walsh. [applause] and next i am especially pleased to see so many future senators in our midst. there are 50 students here today, as their badges show from every state in the nation and thank you all for being here. [applause] and of course, our thanks to the kennedy family, who made all of this possible. would the kennedys all stand up, all 370 of you? [applause] [laughter] vice president biden: thank you so much. and thank you for this honor. we are in this replica of the united states senate chamber and we have watched three kennedys nobly serve it, and

host: irene is next in orlando florida, on the democrats line. caller: normally, i don't support the death penalty, but this time, i do. this is not a kid who is going to change will stop i don't want my taxpayer money to take care of him for the rest of his life. he should be executed. host: two dillon next in oakmark, illinois. caller: i just want to say i'm really upset by the way we portray muslims, even though someone may be of a certain faith, that doesn't mean all muslims are bad. i know a lot of upset person -- i'm not excusing what he did but i'm very upset how we take one muslim and blame the rest because 99% of all muslims are peaceful people. host: do you think the trial made that situation worse? caller: i do because you portray one guy, you don't portray muslims in a good light. you get one muslim kid who may or may not have been in his right and's or not, but that's not what muslims are like, just like one christian who shoots of a walgreens, that -- you don't blame the kkk. it's just unfair. host: let's get one more call here in w

her name is irene hernandez says or red has gone up from $2,900 to $5,900 she says it all started withw owners gradually started to increase the rent. she says that said of the increase is an attempt to force her out of the house. our recess she and her husband are giving owners 30 day notice but now she does not know where she and her family will end up. we checked off into the story after i read reached out to us and if you have a store you think you'll you would like us to check out get to our web kron4.com and click on the micron for tab. you've been part of the family for as long as i can remember. and you just mean so much to all of us. the holidays wouldn't be the same without your crescent rolls. we got you a little something. we got you jeans. it's about time. pipin' hot pillsbury crescent rolls. make easter pop! well, i drove grandpa to speed dating this week, so i should probably get the last roll. dad, but i practiced my bassoon. and i listened. i can do this. everyone deserves ooey gooey pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop! >> reporter: take a look this an astro

our first success actually came out of a case that was still pending from irene in the state of vermont and once they understood the flexibility to solve problems we have not been able to resolve, they moved forward with it and had the first success project. we've seen a digsally a lot of resistance because of unknowns. as that success spreads, people are starting to understand this is giving them flexibility and ability to move forward with certainty on these projects and we are increasingly seeing more projects come in that will go this route. the amount that we've already approved and dollars going out are in the billions. i am still working with the mayor of new orleans to finalize the projects till outstanding from katrina ten years later. i do not foresee that with sandy. where we are with the complex hospital using this charity we were five years and went to arbitration before we got an answer. we're already moving forward on funding in the construction and rebuilding and prepare of hospitals. so i think this is still the concern that what if they find things later. >> we don't n

. >> but after hurricane irene and -- >> hurricane sandy. >> between the two of them. >> right. >> quitelearly the basement of that building would have been -- >> i think it would have been good. i'll tell you what happened. i was going to do it all set to do construction. and hurricane sandy came along and wiped out jones beach, wiped it out. where you weren't allowing cars and you know the whole thing. and frankly my insurance company offered me a deal that i couldn't refuse. they offered me a deal, i said that's pretty good. that's better than i could do if i build it. why should i build it. does that make sense? i'm not a big fan of what's going on with the fracking and all of the things they're screwing up in new york. but when hurricane sandy came along i decided not to do it because jones beach was wiped out and it still hasn't recovered. we'll do one more question go ahead, sir. nice looking guy. go ahead, scream it. thank you. that's what i want to hear. thank you. i couldn't have asked for a better question. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. i really appreciate your en

highway tunnels that flooded under hurricane sandy had just flooded a year earlier under hurricane ireneewsworthy. but it makes the point that as we're going to have this increasing frequency of major climatic conditions, when the president provided that money for hurricane sandy he made the point that the taxpayer should not have to pay to clean up these critical facilities time and time again. we need to build them smarter. we need to build them in a fashion that they can withstand the future. and that's part of what the microgrid does. it makes sure that there's actually going to be a power source for the rail infrastructure that's critical for that region, in a way that isn't dependent on the power lines that have been serving us for the last 70 years. >> to go back to the earlier theme about congress needing to act, here's a place where there are also policy actions congress needs to take to remove constraints on federal assistance to rebuild something only the way it was before. as opposed to building it for the future. >> absolutely. >> critical point. thank you. [ applause ] >> w

but after hurricane irene. >> superman sandy. >> it would have been good. >> i will all set to startng and wiped out jones beach. you weren't even allowing cars and the whole thing. and frankly, my insurance company offered me a deal i couldn't refuse. they offered me a deal. i would wow, that is pretty good. that is better than i could do if i build it. why should i build it? does that make sense? cuomo i am not a big fan of fracking and the things they are screwing up. they wanted me to do that deal. when hurricane sandy came along, i decided not to do it because jones beach was wiped out and still has nato recovered. we will take one more question. -- and still has not recovered. we will take one more question. >> scream it. >> you are hired. >> that is what i wanted to hear. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much, i really appreciate your enthusiasm. you are terrific. we are going to make this country great again. thank you very much. thank you, thank you. [applause] ♪ >> thank you very much. >> great to have you. >> hello. thank you. i am a loud voice. good afterno

that is a marked improvement and enough time for israel and the united states to it respond to any ireneoncompliance. -- iranian noncompliance. i'm not sure what israel would like the united states and our allies to do at this stage. i'd seems he is suggesting we walk away from the negotiations and put additional sanctions on iran, hoping iran's leaders will habitually agree to a deal that is better from our perspective. i just do not think that will happen. with iranians to do, if we walk away from the deal like that, they could double the number of central to just they are operating. 20,000 installed and they could restart construction of the iraq director -- great iraq route reactor. the risk of war over this situation will increase. even if we put additional sanctions in place from iran which would not have a strong effect until many months later. i think what he is proposing is not one that is sustainable or if i will. i do not think that many people on capitol hill to leave and that approach, even though the and -- understand israel's concern about any new clear capabilities and ir

host: irene. what would you like to say? caller: i say good for harry reid.epublicans have to decide if they love america more or they hate obama. thank you for taking my call. host: let's keep taking calls. richard and little rock, arkansas. republican. caller: the president, no matter which president is, they have the right to put people in positions, it's fine. some of your callers today once again, everybody is attacking republicans. just so everybody remembers, the first two years the president was in office, all three branches were controlled by pelosi reid, and the present. only now do the republicans have majority. you can blame everything -- can't blame everything on the republicans. thanks a lot. host: here's a tweet from james if harry reid wants control of the nomination, he should win the senate back, otherwise, shut up. joe. caller: good morning, how are you doing? host: doing well. caller: i would like to say that the republicans holding up the nomination of lynch is absurd. getting to the previous calling you can tell him that even though they

after hurricane irene and sandy quite clearly the base of building would have been -- >> i was goingand was sent to start construction and then hurricane sandy came along and wiped out jones beach. you would not have cars. my insurance company offered me a deal that i could not refuse. they offered me a deal and i said, well, that's pretty good. why should i build it? does that make sense? i'm not a big fan of what's going on with fracking and all the things that they are screwing up in new york. they wanted me to do that deal. when hurricane sandy came along, i decided not to do it because jones beach was wiped out and still has not recovered. we will do one more question. go ahead, sir. nice-looking guy. scream it. >> "you're hired!" donald: thank you very much. i really appreciate your enthusiasm. we will make this country great again. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ [no audio] >> we are ready to keep the program moving. i will ask you all to sit right back down again. our next speaker come as soon as you all sit down -- thank you. bend your knees. good. i will as