the ordeal makes jackie very angry. thankful about one thing. >> the cameras saved my dad's life. the cameras were able to see what i couldn't see, since i'm not at home, so they were one of the best investments i've ever made. >> reporter: jackie taylor wants her story to be heard. she's written congress, spoken to her senator, and wants the penalties for elder abuse to be harsher. but most of all, she wants everyone to protect themselves and their loved ones with a video camera. >> i mean, if i can help one individual, you know, say who is in a nursing home today, keep them from being beaten, if i have gotten through to one caregiver that maybe thought about hitting a person today and said, you know what, i don't know if they installed cameras while i was off this weekend. maybe i shouldn't do it. maybe i shouldn't push them down. maybe i shouldn't be verbally abusive to them, then i think i've done a lot. >> these days, video cameras are everywhere, in stores, mounted to traffic lights, even on cell phones. and you c

-jackie: thank you. -lemonis: it looks really good. -jackie: yay, i'm so excited. lemonis: it's been just over seven months since we shook hands on the deal. my initial investment was $635,000, but to date, i have close to $1.4 dollars. $150,000 went towards paying additional payables, including a $70,000 past-due major league baseball bill. $200,000 went towards building out the warehouse. the balance of the money went towards new inventory. but i hate to say it -- i'm already seeing a pattern with scott. he's come back time and time and time again for more money, which prompted me to bring in dan, a wharton mba graduate, to help the family but more importantly be my eyes and ears on a daily basis. why don't you guys give me a tour? i want to kind of have you walk me through what's changed. wow. look at this place. scott: so what's changed is we tried to organize the bins a little bit where we know what's in each aisle. you can walk down and find a bin label to locate what's on that master list. lemonis: it's way better than it used to be. scott: it's much more or

correspondent, john in agent ebbs and jackie rowland in brussel, jackie give us a bit of clarity, what is going on? is there an agreement? >> reporter: there is. donald tusk the president of the european council announce aid short while ago there was a unanimous agreement for greece. and clearly after 17 hours of talks, the various parties were able to overcome the last remaining hurdles. those last remaining hitches were notably the role of i.m.f. monitors, something which the greeks have really objected to. the idea of people coming from outside every three months, going through their books as though they were naughty school children who hadn't done their homework, that was something the greeks found very unpalatable. that was one of the sticking points. another sticking point was this idea of transferring greek

jackie: debo confesar que sÍ, miami es un lugar que amo mucho, fue un lugar que hizo a jackie guerridoe. jackie: estoy muy bien, en un momento muy bonito de mi vida, como mujer he ido evolucionando y sanando muchas heridas que tenÍa como mujer, me tomarÁ mucho tiempo, he aprendido de los fracasos del pasado, lo he utilizado, a mi vida, de una forma positiva, el saber que nadie viene a tu vida, el saber que tu felicidad no depende de nadie, el saber que la paz, la encuentras en ti misma, entonces yo pienso que nosotras las mujeres, es bueno darse, ese espacio,encontrarte a ti misma. orlando: jackie brilla con luz propia, pendiente de sus hijos que son su inspiraciÓn y pendiente del amor si toca a su puerta. jackie: eso es soltera, pero estoy feliz, "i'm ok me volvÍ a dar la oportunidad de confiar, me volvÍ a dar la oportunidad de que las cosas en tu pasado son experiencias, y a mÍ me han servido de mucho, y pienso que estoy en un lugar donde confÍo mÁs en mi misma. orlando: cuando dices que te estÁs dando la oportunidad, quiere decir que estÁs volviendo a salir con alguien. jackie: me e

jackie kennedy. jackie was born in southampton new york. society parents who are divorced , she had a wealthy stepfather, shoot a very good education. in addition to her high school she went to college vassar, she went to france, she went to george washington university, and she got a ba in french literature. before marriage, she was the washington times herald camera girl. she was the first first lady to be born in a hospital. she married jfk at age 24, her second marriage to aristotle onassis, at age 39, she had one daughter and two sons, one son died at two days old. she was 31 years old when she became first lady. she was first lady less than three years. she died at age 64, and she's the only first lady to date that is buried in religion national cemetery. jackie kennedy really wasn't appreciated for the things that she did. and maybe that's because of her age. 31 years old, she was much younger than any of the first lady is that we have talked about so far today. those first lady's became first lady's at mid-forties late 40's, 50's, 6

>> the u.s. >> jackie speier walked off to find jim jones. passed is patricia parks, jerry's wife, in the last hours of her life. speier confronted jones with the defectors. >> he became agitated, tried to talk with them. he was sweating, beads of sweat on his face. >> jerry's youngest daughter tracy parks was confronted by jones' wife marceline. >> first off i thought this was the day i was going to die. >> marceline left her an opening. >> i said, if you take me to them, i'll talk them out of it. >> jerry parks faced down jim jones. >> i said, what the hell have he done for me beside hold my family prisoner here for seven and a half months? >> as jerry parks turned away -- >> i look over there. he's sitting on the bench and he's sitting there, a dejected, beaten man. >> yet, another confrontation awaited jim jones when he sat down with nbc reporter don harris for an interview. >> last night, someone came and passed me this note. >> harris gave him vern gosney's note asking for help to go home. >> that's who we're talking about. he want it i

jackie kennedy. jackie was born in southampton new york. society parents who are divorced , she had a wealthy stepfather, shoot a very good education. in addition to her high school she went to college vassar, she went to france, she went to george washington university, and she got a ba in french literature. before marriage, she was the washington times herald camera girl. she was the first first lady to be born in a hospital. she married jfk at age 24, her second marriage to aristotle onassis, at age 39, she had one daughter and two sons, one son died at two days old. she was 31 years old when she became first lady. she was first lady less than three years. she died at age 64, and she's the only first lady to date that is buried in religion national cemetery. jackie kennedy really wasn't appreciated for the things that she did. and maybe that's because of her age. 31 years old, she was much younger than any of the first lady is that we have talked about so far today. those first lady's became first lady's at mid-forties late 40's, 50's, 6

adelante, jackie. jackie: gracias.mos con antonio banderas. acaba de firmar los Últimos documentos para para oficializar su divorcio. sÓlo falta la firma de un juez para asÍ poner punto final al matrimonio que durÓ 18 aÑos. este es el cuarto divorcio de ella y el segundo del actor espaÑol. >> y la siguientes otras noticias ha dejado a muchos con la boca abierta. el rapero 50 cents dijo que su imagen de millonario es una farsa. dijo que sus joyas y autos lujosos eran prestados y no tenÍa la posibilidad de pagar los cinco millones de dÓlares a una mujer que lo demandÓ por por violar sus derechos civiles al publicar un video Íntimo de ella junto a su novio. >> y continÚan los problemas para chriss brown. las autoridades filipinas le impidieron abandonar el paÍs debido a una denuncia por incumplimiento de contrato en su contra. al parecer, habrÍa confirmado su participaciÓn en un show el aÑo pasado el cual cancelÓ a Última hora. >> por Último, un adelanto de la nueva pelÍcula de james bond. la cinta nÚmero 24. veremos al p

presentador jackie bracamontes muestra una faceta sÁdica.ckie: cuando me sale la fiera mesa de la fiera. lo juro. presentador: ahora estÁn subastando artÍculos pertenecientes a caitlyn jenner. le diremos porque. hace una linda obra de caridad y en vivo desde los angeles los amigos de voz de mando. y esto no es todo..., prepÁrate para lo que viene en el show de farÁndula mÁs visto de la televisiÓn hispana. la biblia del chisme, y el entretenimiento. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (aplausos) lili: quÉ tal mi gente? c rÁul: regreso al borde la flaca y estamos en horario especial. lili: mi gordo obeso, _ mi gordo bello. por quÉ te vas tantos dÍas? lili: lo mÁs lindo es que llevan agua potable y electricidad, a las familias de niÑos huÉrfanos. raÚl: tambiÉn fui a ver los gorilas y les vamos a estar... lili: nada mÁs que raÚl... raÚl: y lo mÁs importante de una organizaciÓn que lleva agua potable a aldeas que no tiene ni agua ni tiene electricidad lili. lili: mÁs peso o menos peso? raÚl: he perdido y si no me crees me importa. hace mes y medio y un poc

>> i'm jackie speier and i'm running for congress. how are you?n for her murdered congressman's seat but lost in a hard fought primary, then turned to county and state politics and served almost two decades in the california legislature. early in 2008, the leo ryan seat opened up again. this time jackie speier won in a runaway race. >> so help you god? >> i do. >> congratulations. you are now a member. >> and was sworn in after 30 years as a freshman congresswoman. for almost everyone who did survive, escape from jonestown was not a single day's journey. it has taken decades. >> it never goes away. >> tracy parks tried to hide in a bottle. >> i just drank because that's how i hid my pain as a teenager. >> but nothing could chase away the feelings of chronic fatigue, constant stress and memories that came back at night. >> all the nightmares are i end up back there. i'm trying to get out. i'm trying to run through the jungle, and i know that i might not make it through the jungle. and i'd get up and literally have a panic attack. have to open the d

i am jackie ibanez. former president george herbert walker bush is spending the night in hospital in portland. the 41st president is if fair condition after falling at his summer home. he broke a bone in his neck and will have to wear a neck brace, but a spokesperson for mr. bush says he is doing okay. he says the former president never lost consciousness, and his condition is not life-threatening. george herbert walker bush is the nation's oldest living president. greece approving a harsh austerity bill. police arresting 50 people wednesday during protests against the legislation. many greeks are upset because it calls for sweeping tax hikes and spending cuts. the cash strapped country is facing bankruptcy unless the creditors approve another bailout packen c. a massive manhunt is underway in mexico following the daring escape of the drug lord joaquin el chapo giewz pan. guzman. there have been hundreds of which can points put up throughout the country. mexico's interior ministry passing out photographs

the center island >>jackie sissel:?known take the san leandro bart over here and they're saying that it is come in 12 minutes and then nothing is really frustrating but that is the way the systems will. >>jackie sissel: that story was repeated through the morning for about a 45850 this morning was starting to see the first train rolling in much like this one into the station and at that point, it was a mad scramble to get back up to the platform and catch the first few trains at top the one person and 8:00 this morning she left her house at 630 in san leandro and she was still waiting in line to catch a bus. there were a lot of laypeople and upset people. >>jackie sissel: obviously they're starting to feel little bit better now they're running again. >>rebecca: if you could imagine the roadways were up more trouble this morning because of the early morning close to it happened at 430 and did not wrap up until just before the 9:00 hour we definitely are still saying a lot of slow traffic along the nimitz freeway. >>rebec

jackie roland has followed those events and joins us from belgium capital right now.ackie the euro group leaders are in a meeting after the finance ministers met earlier. >> reporter: yes, they are. it's really a situation of rolling talks at the moment a marathon first with finance ministers and now with the leaders of those actually 19 eurozone countries. clearly, the objective is to establish whether the conditions exit for formal negotiations to begin about a new bail-out for greece. >> decision, itself, if new money is some distance away. leaders say they need to be convinced that reforms proposed by greece would actually be implemented. they are really putting the pressure on greece now even talks potentially of forcing the greeks' parliament to vote on reforms before they even begin those negotiations. clearly very much a man under a lot of pressure in brussels is the prime primary, alexis alexis tsipras . >> i am here ready for an honest compromise. we owe that to the people of europe who want europe united and not divided. we can reach an agreement tonight if

jackie: van a ver una jackie completamente diferente a mÍ. eso es lo bueno de la actuaciÓn.yo dirÍa que desde todo el noreste de kansas hasta el sureste de tennesse. bandas de lluvias bastante fuertes. el calentamiento diurno, la humedad del golfo de mÉxico, suficientes factores para que se desarrollen condiciones severas. por el momento a diferencia de ayer, todo el sureste bastante tranquilo. pero no serÁ por mucho tiempo porque esta actividad se mueve al sureste durante las prÓximas horas provocando nuevamente dolores de cabeza. es una semana corta para muchos de ustedes. van a celebrar un fin de semana largo y lo harÁn en todo el paÍs con temperaturas que pasan los 90 grados que con el Índice de calor se sienten las temperaturas como es el caso en seattle: >> serÍa el caso algo similar sobre dallas en los 92 grados. houston en 93. bastante sol. algo de nubosidad para ustedes sobre chicago con 76 grados. en cuanto a calor, pues no tan fuerte como serÍa el caso en la gran manzana con bastante sol. 82 grados sobre boston. filadelfia, se quedan con 84 grados. nosotros aquÍ e

jackie: para la prÓxima, tÚ vayas.y gracias como siempre por el cariÑo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mi hogar... ♪ anunciador: más de un millón de estadounidenses en riesgo de ejecución hipotecaria han sido ayudados por making home affordable. averigua cuáles son tus opciones. ♪ mi hogar es mi lugar ♪ los artistas que se lucieron y los que grande que hablar. no se lo puede pagar este mucho mÁs maÑana. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ pamela: bueno pitbull tendrÁ una participaciÓn especial y hablamos en primicia con Él. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sexy ♪ pamela: asÍ llega el cantante mÁs solicitado. de momento.. sonrÍe y saluda y lanza piropos. nuestro primer encuentro con pitbull. de cuatro aÑos de esta manera de entrevista en la secundaria. para Él los sueÑos en otra realidad, la fama llegÓ para quedarse y su mÚsica sigue cruzando fronteras. ♪ oye loca ♪ quÉ consideras hasta el momento mÁs importante? pitbull: es el principio de la carrera. para mi la cosa mÁs importante y lo que no tiene precio cuando abrimos la escuela. pamela: donde creciÓ y regreso para hacer dif

jackie roland is in brussels and joins us from there now.e these have been marathon talks and eventually come to an end for this first stage in sorting out the negotiations for this deal. but essentially a great sigh of relief for all involved. >> yes, there is. and some people including the donald tusk the president of the european council were seeking to if you like inject a light note when he joked we have not got this but a greek moment but they feel there is not a lot to be joking about and sure they have a deal which is regarding the immediate sector of greece crashing out of the euro certainly they have laid the ground work now for the next stage which would be for more negotiations on a new bailout for greece. however, when you look at what has been sacrificed or if you like the damage that has been done over the last days certainly there is quite a lot of collateral damage there in terms of european solidarity, the fact that in the words of one official the greek prime minister was subjected to what he describes as mental water boar

jackie bensen is in reston where they held a memorial for him. jackie?: well i want to show you what is going on rear height now. take a look behind me. this is a memorial that i'm going call a living memorial because people keep coming up even at this hour and putting down flowers and votive candles and police patches. part of the outpouring of tribute to brazilian police inspector carlos silva. [ bagpipes playing ] . with little time to prepare organizers crafted a service of solemn dignity and honor, befitting the loss of brazilian police officer carlos silva. he died yesterday afternoon after a tire blowout caused a chain reaction collision during a bicycle race that was part of the world police and fire games. fighting tears, his teammates remembered the man known for his wide smile and love of his job and his family. >> to be shown to the world the police of brazil. a perfect man, a perfect father, coworker best friend and a human being that i can't explain with words. >> reporter: team members and rs were brought to tears as a recording of brazil'

jackie: para la prÓxima, tÚ vayas.racias como siempre por el cariÑo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ enas tardes, hoy a las seis...--arrestaron a dos sospechos tras una persecucion y las autoridades encontraron articulos policiacos robados dentro de su auto.--la policia de san jose investiga otro homicidio en la ciudad...hablamos con las autoridades sobre los recientes hechos de violencia ---y el debate sobre las ciudades santuario llegó a washington, donde algunos congresistas piden cambios sobre estas politicas.lo esperamos en noticias univision 14 a las 6. que se lucieron y los que grande que hablar. no se lo puede pagar este mucho mÁs maÑana. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ pamela: bueno pitbull tendrÁ una participaciÓn especial y hablamos en primicia con Él. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sexy ♪ pamela: asÍ llega el cantante mÁs solicitado. de momento.. sonrÍe y saluda y lanza piropos. nuestro primer encuentro con pitbull. de cuatro aÑos de esta manera de entrevev en la secundaria. para Él los sueÑos en otra realidad, la fama llegÓ para quedarse y su mÚsica sigue cruzan

roland in brussels and following the european leaders' summit for us and jackie were just heard froma merkel there and she is touching on what still needs to be done lots of steps yet to go before we move on to releasing that liquidity and to get greece going again. >> reporter: yes, and it's interesting reading the official statement that has been put out at the conclusion of that summit and very much the top line is to do is rebuilding trust. it's interesting the language that they have chosen in which to present this and said given the urgent need to rebuild trust greece now has ownership of the issue and it's down to greece to pass these reform measures in parliament as a necessary precondition to start the talks for this third bailout. so very much if you like putting the owners on greece now to deliver a vote in the parliament legislating on those new measures. also as well under lining yes, we are talking about a bailout on to the terms of the european stability mechanism greece is also obliged to go to the monetary fund and it's relevant because here was another concession no

news4's a jackie bensen is in germantown with some of the answers they got tonight. jackie? >> reporter: doreen people started streaming in the front door as soon as it opened at 5:30, they were looking for answers. >> how safe are we if everybody in the world knows that we've got this protection 18 months and that's it? >> well, the second breach, there is actually going to be about three years. >> reporter: current and retired federal workers lined up in the lobby of the blackrock arts center in germantown this evening to ask questions of the staff from the federal government's office of personnel management. not one, but two data breaches at that agency have made vulnerable the personal information of nearly every federal government worker. >> this may be one of the blessings that can come out of this is that we finally respond as a nation. >> reporter: inside the auditorium, maryland congressman john delaney who sponsored the event echoed the concerns of many of his constituents. >> we clearly underestimated this. we clearly underinvested in this. congress didn't take it

jackie: gracias mi querida bÁrbara.as. y que tenemos un sistema casi estacionario que genera actividades fuertes lluvias desde dallas, en oklahoma, kansas city, al sur de illinois. hacia el oeste de nueva york. precipitaciones que se van a desplazar a todo el sureste del paÍs. y noreste en las prÓximas 24 horas. el sistema estacionario divide estas dos masas de aire. y chocan como resultado tenemos condiciones muy severas..., tenemos un centro de baja presiÓn aquÍ en la costa oeste. que bajen identidades de precipitaciones mÁs en denver colorado y ustedes en salt lake city hasta las vegas y nosotros en california al sur de los angeles quisiÉramos pero va ser algo imposible. porque vamos a recibir bastante nubosidad y mientras tanto, tenemos servicios alertas en todo el sur del paÍs. para ustedes tambiÉn sobre chicago el esmalte mÁximas para los angeles 76 pero en dallas casi los 90 asÍ quÉ precauciones seguimos conectados a travÉs de twitter qjackieguerrido, y nos vamos a una breve pausa comercial pero regresamos con mÁ

bÁrbara: gracias y regresamos para ver como tal tiempo con jackie.de las, ustedes en mente y saint luis. lluvias matutinas hacia todo el sur de la florida mientras tanto kansas city, conectividad de precipitaciones en el otro extremo del paÍs tenemos las pegas. al igual que en salt lake city al igual que los Ángeles con condiciones secas. las personas altas hace sentir en todos lados, es todo por mi parte pasÓ continuar estudios barbie. bÁrbara: gracias mi querida y tenemos mÁs informaciÓn es requerido borja a voces viene con unas imÁgenes candentes porque hoy es el dÍa nacional del beso robado y verÁ mÁs en primer impacto. todo cuenta. lavase los manos y las superficies. separe las carnes crudas de las frutas y vegetales. cocine hasta la temperatura adecuada. refrigere a 40 grados. proteja a su familia. partÍcipe continÚa el empleador donde ha sido aclamado por fieles y aquÍ seguimos paso a paso su trayectoria y todo lo que estÁ sucediendo. no se puede perder maÑana a las 5,4 centro por primer impacto. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ y podremos borja: podremos recrear

. >> jackie, we've seen many deadlines on this issue come and go. does this sound like a final one? >> it does sound like that really and there have been long periods of silence and then suddenly all these different people are speaking at the same time. speaking very clearly. it has been coming. there have been warnings, there have been deadlines missed loan installment payments that were not made. a payment that was meant to be paid at the imf at the end of june, it didn't happen. and then another payment by july july 20th. we're not sure what is going to happen there. but angela merkel the german chancellor has been warning that greece has days not weeks to work this out. and now an example days, sunday, five days. more precisely two days in which to come up with detailed proposals. a total of five days for greece's european partners to rule on those. so it really does seem that finally the end game is here. >> what is the significance though jackie of the fact that the meeting on sunday is not just going to be the eurozone leaders but the whole of the 28-member european union? >>

>>jackie sissel: according to police the suspect is still outstanding as you come with a live picture you see 137 next to with the door that is open that is where the shooting took place we're not sure if it's a place in side or the press told of the door obviously that will be part of the investigation also part of the investigation is this a random act of did these two people know each other that is all part of the investigation as i said there are still waiting to get that search warrants into the room and they are still searching for the suspect. >>james: other reviews this morning in the 36 people are dead after a fire--a ferry crashed the capsulizing hundred seven passengers at the time as the philippines was in a video rescue workers tried to rescue people from what the survivors say it rose from the water before flood of to aside and began sinking 94 still missing this morning elisa hundred and 18 passes were rescued by fishing boats because guard crews divers are right now searching for survivors and retract in the ferry. >>james: about 5000 people in several businesses have

jackie ben sen, news four. >> thanks jackie. >>> and folks have been weighing in on our facebook page. and a lot of them do know who jefferson davis is and they are overwhelmingly against changing the name. let us know what you think on facebook on our nbc washington app. >>> several people on flights in the dulles had to get medical attention once they touched down because of severe turbulence from puerto rico the united airlines radared -- radios ahead that three passengers were hurt. they went to the hospital to get check out. and a light from san francisco ran into bad tush lent but didn't need help in dulles. police arrested a man who they say was driving drunk and rear-ended a state trooper. it happened this morning in alexander. the trooper was helping out with a dui stop and had his flights flashing. the man slammed into the back of his cruiser and paramedics had to treat the trooper with minor head injuries. the driver has a lot more charges pending. >>> d.c. police arrested a woman because she attacked a man who wouldn't give her a cigarette. the man was at a bus stop on rho

before banks in agrees run out of cash, jackie, greece was expected to present new proposals to euroe leaders today, why the delay? >> i guess that's the question, that they are asking themselves as well, after all they have been stressing to agrees the urgency of this. the german chancellor said that we are talking about days not weeks here, when can only assume that they haven't had time to come up with a new proposal here. and then digesting the results of the referendum on sunday, but certainly this is very urgent, and we understand that it may be the proposals will come on henn. with so mush pressure on greece, duh it p it the country in a more vulnerable position. >> the long tore wait, the more difficult it becomes for them because there is another repayment looming. they already missed a payment of about $1.8 billion. to the international monetary fun, about a week ago in about two weeks time, they have to make payment, a repayment, to the european center bank of $3.8 billion, time is ticking away, and the longer they delay the less time available to try to get some finance t

jackie? >> reporter: the common wealth's attorneys office confirmed they received eight thick finders to review. >> i was very, very, very disappointed. what upsets me is that it is always easy to blame the person with mental illness. >> reporter: peter is an advocate for p em with mental health issues. he has reviewed county police chief's statements on the february death of 37-year-old natasha mckenna. mckenna, who had previously been diagnosed with schizophrenia, was tasered while she was in fairfax county adult detention center p. county police chief confirms video of the incident in which a taser was used multiple times on mckenna does exist and was reviewed. he also tells news 4 an analysis of that weapon took longer than expected. >> qualified vendor to do an independent analysis to make sure it was working and prnt to the manufacturer's specifications and wasn't tampered with was crucial report. >> he doesn't ment nine days. leg irons on. she only weighs 130 pounds and had six deputie

allÍ estÁ jackie.las lluvias nos ayudarÍa muchÍsimo a controlar estos fuegos de maleza pero no va a hacer el caso para este fin de semana. las fuertes lluvias van a ser un dolor de cabeza para los que tienen sus planes al aire libre. va a tener que buscan una segunda opciÓn definitivamente. toda esta actividad de precipitaciones es de jacksonville en miami van a reportarse desde el fin de semana todo se debe a un centro de baja presiÓn. que se centro de baja presiÓn pudiera tener el potencial de desarrollarse un sistema ciclÓnico. de desarrollarse un sistema ciclÓnico no nos va a afectar directamente pero lo estÁ haciendo confusos fuertes lluvias. jacksonville va a sentir entre 2:03 pulgadas de lluvia. si va a viajar este fin de semana no se reporta ningÚn tipo de retraso en los aeropuertos. puerto rico, repÚblica dominicana y cuba tienen condiciones tranquilas excepto para el oeste de cuba debido a las fuertes lluvias que afectan al sur de la florida. seÑores, por aquÍ las temperaturas, los nÚmeros no

>>jackie sissel: there started to bring in some more resources to comprise more cars fire engines onion to get this thing under control right now looks like several acres heading up the hill and is a little the north of highway 24 and is headed in the north direction because it all that dry fuel to opposite the concern is not necessarily for vegetation before the homes to their home is very close by you concede this home right here they have put a bulldozer in place as started clearing around the area he is out here this morning will happen? >>: exxon will appeal about the same time he not allow one of the sea with me you get out they evacuated as its a lot better now than when it was a half an hour of well he is a homeowner whose house only does a couple of hundred yards from where the fire is obviously a scary situation their losses home he is evacuating we can take the wind is picking up as we said earlier there is so much of dry fuel as resume and yucatec a look at how quickly this goes up basically once the when spec of the fire hit in its clothes and is having the good news is

jackie: y todo eso despuÉs de la pausa. >> eso es.o extraÑas miami, cuÉntame. jean carlos: miren este aÑo mucho. va ser mi hogar en mi casa. ahÍ nacÍ y me criÉ y voy, voy constantemente a miami pero los angeles tiene lugar especial en mi corazÓn escribiendo cosas por primera vez, cosas increÍbles y ha sido una experiencia fabulosa. estoy entre miami, los angeles y todavÍa seguimos con la gira que tenemos puerto rico el 29 de agosto preparÁndonos. lleno de bendiciones. bÁrbara: te invitamos a que tuvieras en vivo por que este no es un tema de tutorÍa bajito, al ritmo de calipso. quiero saber cÓmo surge esta idea porque escuchÉ un poco y estÁ maravilloso y te felicito antemano. jean carlos: mira gracias mi vida. un trabajo en equipo estaba con el productor mafio, gran amigo productor y literatura canciÓn en la guitarra, unida que tenÍa que era bajito. y nos puso en contacto con este hombre que hizo featuring con rolling stones, y nunca he hecho una con un latino y lo hizo con su servidora acÁ y desde entonces se convertir una hermandad.

jackie: de acuerdo contigo sobre mis actores favoritos.s. ellas, soñando con ser artistas, y nosotros con que algún día lleguen a ser doctoras. con el at&t mobile share value plan los datos son de toda la familia para compartir. además, con rollover data los datos que no usas este mes se traspasan al mes siguiente. ♪ ♪ ♪ natalia: en directo informaciÓn deportiva, anoche debutÓ el tri por todo lo alto la copa oro. pekÍn acompaÑa edgar martÍnez con con detalles de la goleada. estÁs de acuerdo que tuvo un buen desempeÑo? edgard: ayer estuvo bien... vean las imÁgenes. fÁcil sÍ muy poca resistencia en el rival y muy dÉbil el equipo cubano. al menos siendo muy cÓmodo para la cereza mexicana. 6 x 0, y sin exagerar pudieron haber sido 15. lo sobresaliente entre comillas que se hicieron tres anotaciones para el hermoso gio. celebrÓ con desecho de incluido con el amigo carlos. pero en otro encuentro de la jornada trinidad y tobago venciÓ a guatemala 3 1. con este nefasto. en mÁs informaciÓn de fÚtbol pero no varonil, la selecciÓn de fÚtbolfemenil ga

back to you. >> jackie benson, thank you. >>> the u.s. olympic committee said tonight that boston will not be on the hook for $25 million cancellation fee written intoity into its contract. they said boston gave its best shot. >> a wild chase through two states. came to a dramatic end. pursuing this white van, the man inside was wanted for armed robbery and at one point it appeared the suspect was cornered but he gave officers the slip, crossed the river into philadelphia. when the suspect veered off on to an offramp an officer performed what is called a pit maneuver flipping that van. that did it. he was quickly arrested. >> new at 11:00, the woman accused of helping two convicted killers who escaped from a prison is expected to plead guilty tomorrow. hiding hack saw blades and other tools in prosen meat to get them to richard matt and david sweat in the new york prison last month. she he was also supposed to drive the get away car but changed her mind at the last minute. nbc news learned mitchell spoke to investigators for 20 hours over

thank you, jackie. mark. actually, after we're gassed up, let's go to rebecca and get a look at the commute. >>> the commute is definitely slow if you're going to be taking the bay bridge toll plaza into san francisco. traffic backed up into the mcarthur maze. it's very normal, though, for this hour in the morning. the 880 overcrossing pretty stacked as well. getting to the toll plaza. if you don't have fast track, get one. look at these lanes wide open to the span. a 20 to 25 minute commute time for you, though, if you are paying cash and sluggish across the span all the way into san francisco. the san mateo bridge also very packed for your westbound ride. on the right hand side of your screen to foster city, that clockings in at a 22 minute commute, and a brand new accident as you exit the san mateo bridge. this is right at south 101 before eastbound 92. you're going to see activity on the right shoulder, a couple cars on the side there. chp, and emergency crews are on the scene, possible injuries reported

news 4's jackie benson is in bethesda with more on the heightened state of alert. jackie? >> someone today called it the new normal. the law enforcement response to reports of shots fired at two major military facilities in the d.c. area since thursday, although both unfounded was robust even by standards of the national capital area. dramatic images from the navy yard in southeast washington and again at walter reid medical center in bethesda underscore the fact that federal law enforcement is dealing with a drum beat of internet threats, mostly from overseas by people who claim to be part of terror groups such as isis. those passed along to first responders who are tightening and refining protocols. after officer searched all 20 floors of the high rise after a possible gunman there is a second search for possible explosive devices even though a caller did not mention one. the police read the long list of law enforcement agencies involved in today's response. >> u.s. customs, montgomery county police, metro transit, "ncis," montgomery county sheriff, maryland state police

jackie benson is live with the story you saw first on news 4. jackie? >> reporter: tonight we have learned that officer in question is very well known at this facility. in fact he was second in command of the police department for a co telling news 4 that investigators responding to a fire alarm at a facility saturday evening has resigned. sources say firefighters and police saw the officer who recently zerve served as chief of the police department threw something in the bag and something in his car. when investigators saw burns on his hands he said it came from filling a butane lighter. news 4 learned inside the lab in building 236 a blast shield had been blown some 25 feet. sources say pseuedophedrine tablets, train chemicals and a recipe for making methamphetamine was found. police were investigating whether the explosion was from the manufacturing of drugs an not part of the institute's official work. >> that isn't what this investigation is about. there are some circumstances surrounding this event that whiebl it hasn't risen to the level of a cri

. >> live now to al jazeera jackie roland, jackie, there must be some frustration that there is no concrete proposal on the table yet. >> a lot of frustration each minister going into the various talks on tuesday was talking as they went in about expectation, they are coming out talking about disappointment. and it also stressing this idea of urgency. and yes, that urgency doesn't seem to be translating into results in terms of getting some written proposals down to see if they can work with them, the latest we have been told, is that maybe there will be proposals on wednesday, there is talk of a conference call between euro zone finance ministers on wednesday there's even talk about another summit on sunday, so these days are slipping away, and that is already five days that potentially could be passing so it is urgent now, i can only imagine how much serious the situation be by then. >> all the time they are talking they are running out of cash, what form might that help come in? >> the help if it could be agreed, could come within the european stability mechanism. whereby money request b

but i wanted to acknowledge that we have our public defender jeff dochey with staff and jackie wilson public defender from the racial justice committee. some of you have seen the cover story on public defender jeff dochey in the san francisco weekly newspaper. we also have the director of the office for citizens complaints ms. joyce hicks and deputy chief mckail alley and commander bob moser and city attorney alicia cabrera and district attorney george gas conand chonsey smith from california and angela chan, our former police commissioner and staff anding agent law office and kenneth freed box on the director on homelessness san francisco and francisco uggarte from sf island. lorena: a lead organizer for catholic arch diocese and lizey for cj for criminal and juvenile justice. the lawyers committee for civil rights coordinator and reverend smith and deacon wade from the episcopal church. this is to follow-up on to advance the racism and curriculum in police departments and other agencies and methods for officers to uphold civil rights and justice and free of conscious and unconscious

jackie rowland -- no, actually let's just listen to mr. tsipras speak. >> translator: to claim the best possible agreement which will give us the possibility for greek greece to stamp on its feet again so that the greek people can carry on with their baydaily battles we have to face some very difficult decisions in very difficult dilemmas. and we took very hard decisions so that we could avoid the implementation of the most extreme measures in europe. the bailout is difficult however we manage to avert the transfer of public assets overseas. we manage to avert the plan of financial suffocation and the destruction of the banking system. in all its detail over the recent times which have been planned. and had begun to be implemented. and finally we manage to in this very hard battle to gain the restructuring of debt. and a certain funding in the short-term. we knew that it wouldn't be easy. we have, however left a good groundwork behind us. for the necessary changes in all of europe. this is our legacy. grease will continue to battle as we w

jacky rowland has the report. >> the leaders of the european countries need to decide by sunday whether the conditions exist for greece to remain in the european union. whether the reforms will be implemented. >> i'm here for another compromise. we owe that to the peoples of europe who want europe united and not divided. we can reach an disagreement tonight if all parties want it. >> reporter: a lot of factors are at lay. economic political. even emotional. germany is among the countries most skeptical about the greek greek proposals. >> we will have rigorous talks and there won't be an agreement at all costs. the future greece as well as for the whole eurozone. >> reporter: greece's most important supporter is france and the french have dismissed an idea floated by germany that greece could take time out from the euro. >> translator: there is no temporary grexit. there is a grexit or there is none or just to speak more clearly: there is a greece in the eurozone or no more greece in the eurozone. but that would mean that europe is going backwards and not going forwards anymore and i don

our jackie bensen is there now with our report. jackie?reporter: jim, sources tell news4 that the police officer told investigators he was burned trying to fill his by cane lighter. sources tell news4 that shortly after firefighters and police arrived at building 236 for an alarm this and i cated fire and explosion, they observed some odd behavior by one of the members of the institute's police force, a lieutenant who had recently served as the acting chief. sources tell us he was seen throwing something in the trash and putting a duffel bag in his car and trying to leave the scene. those sources say the officer appeared to have been burned on his hands and arms and was convinced to be transported to a local hospital. inside lab, according to sources, investigators found the blast shield blown a considerable distance. those sources say