the jimenez family has been harvesting their pinapples.ext will be the malanga, a potato-like root crop. and chaya -- tree spinach. >> our favorite meal is chaya with stuffed plantain. we really love that. >> before people learn to love a new food, they have to try it. petrocinia jimenez teaches a cookery class for the women of the village, and prepares dishes with the various new plants. one dish goes down very well indeed. cocoa beans cooked with spices and sugar, then dried on a banana leaf. cocoa has been a traditional foodstuff here for centuries. more cacao trees are being planted to try to protect the rain forests. the name guatemala is derived from the mayan word for "land of many trees". but today, two thirds of the country's forests have been destroyed. corn fields are taking over, and along the shores of lake izabal there are palm plantations. palm oil has become a huge business. things are different in santa rosa balandra. here they're planting new trees. and in their shade, the jimenez family is growing cacao. the strategy is

. ♪ narrador: aso, levanta para jimÉnez, jiménez! >> es un partido que me trae grandes recuerdos.que yo ya estaba listo para entrar por oribe y en esto nos hacen el gol. allÍ cambia todo, cambia la papeleta de cambios y sale zavala. el momento en que entro, yo sentÍ que algo podía hacer por el equipo. bueno, afortunadamente lo pude hacer con ese gran gol, algo que no planeas fuera de la cancha que vas a hacer un gol asÍ, que es un recurso que te salen ese momento y bueno, afortunadamente quedo y se sintiÓ. no supe que era gol hasta que, escuchÉ que pegÓ en el poste, pero hasta que todo el mundo se parÓ a gritar me di cuenta de que habÍa sido gol y fue una gran alegrÍa. narrador: saca la pelota dentro del Área chica como espectacular. golazo! >> este partido otra vez en el azteca. cuatro aÑos despuÉs, como te digo, me trae grandes recuerdos y esperemos que el partido de hoy terminemos con una victoria y conseguir el pase. edgar: una de las grandes joyas en la historia de la selecciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol. vamos a la pausa y ya venimos. mÉxico contra panamÁ en "univisiÓn deportes". ♪

today, jimenez will determine whether they can stay any longer. ocuilan is in a rural, mountainous area in mexico state, about 60-miles southwest of mexico city. there are no tall structures here, so only two people died in the quake. dozens more were injured. mayor felix alberto linares toured the wreckage of an 18th century catholic church. the balloons remain from a celebratory feast a few weeks before the quake hit. it's not clear if the church can be saved. >> ( translated ): the issue here is that we can't let the effects of the earthquake be forgotten after a few weeks or a month. we are going to be following up with those who lost their home so we can help them rebuild. >> brangham: everywhere we went, we saw similar damage. in a neighboring town, its historic church is cracked and crumbled. in the tiny hillside town of tlatempa, an estimated 75% of the homes are badly damaged or destroyed. back at the garcia home, it's what everyone feared: their home is too dangerous to live in. 22-year-old noemi was born and raised in this house. >> ( t

super=maría elena jimenez / perdió su casa.ás me ahora está lleno de escombros , de fierros retorcidos y de la tristeza de quienes como doña maría elena tratan de mitigar su dolor pero no se los permite el recuerdo ... .. super=maría elena jimenez / perdió su casa. inq=...ya ahí me caí y nada más me espere , oía que me caían cosas y pensé que iba a abrirse la tierra y cerraba los ojos ... por lo menos en 5 municipios de morelos la situación es igual .. en decenas de inmuebles las paredes y los techos colapsaron , derrumbando en su trayecto a otras construcciones ... stand = jazive perez /morelos , méxico. inq=...al momento del sismo , en la pb de era casa.... quedo atrapada entre los escombros ... bertha y su hija estaban en la planta alta, dicen que el temblor se sintió tan fuerte que no les permitió ni caminar, pero ahora lo agradecen por qué de lo contrario todo les hubiera caído encima ... super =bertha palma /perdió su casa. inq=nosotros nos quisimos salir pero nos jalo para adentro y cuando nos caímos se cae la casa ... i

following hurricane harvey.( mark ) omar jimenez has the latest. while most businesses in houston are expected to reopen by tuesday, as the city dries out...there's still a long way to go.in beaumont texasresidents are still struggling with supplies of drinking water. federal officials now say people there will have to boil what they use for up to a month.senator john cornynhouse majority leader kevin mccarthyand congressman randy weber were briefed on the situation there monday.rep. kevin mccarthy/ (r) majority leader: every step of the way, we'll make sure we are here for the state of texasand while they stopped in texasthey'll be involved in the fight for funding in washington.sen. john cornyn/ (r) texas: it's going to be important for congressman mccarthy, congressman weber and i and the entire texas delegation to pull together to get the relief from the federal government that texans so, so deserve."the white house is asking for nearly eight billion dollars in disaster reliefas congress returns to washington on tuesday. meanwhile, florida offi

that chart was back to the beginning of joseph jimenez is tenure at jimenez's novartis.ew york. this is "bloomberg surveillance." guy johnson, i am in london. tom keene enjoying the day off. francine will be back next week. let's get to first word news. >> president trump has promised to increase sanctions to any country doing business with north korea. china has called the move unacceptable and unfair, meanwhile james mattis says pyongyang will face a massive military response if the u.s. or any allies are threatened. >> we have the ability to defend ourselves and allies, south korea and japan, from any attack. our commitments to our allies are ironclad. any threat to the united states or its territories, including guam, or our allies will be met with the massive military response, both effective and overwhelming. >> the governor of texas says the ultimate bill for hurricane harvey may top the $120 billion spent on hurricane katrina. last week president trump asked for $8 billion for hurricane harvey. governor greg abbott says that is just a down payment. angela merkel

omar jimenez reports from kingwood, texas. plenty of places are still without electricity and clean water tonight. reporter: labor day signifies the beginning of a new chapter in houston. a city that is 95% dry and mostly operational with the businesses expected to reopen by tuesday. but there is still a long way to go. in beaumont, texas, residents are still struggling with the supplies of the drinking water. federal officials say people there will have to boil what they use for possibly up to a month. >> congressman webber briefed on the situation on monday. >> every step of the way we are here for the state of texas. >> they stopped in texas, they are part of bringing the fight for funding to washington. >> don't compare it to sandy. compare it to katrina. the geographic size is larger combined. >> the white house asking for $8 billion in disaster relief as the congress returns tuesday. >> part of the city flooded is the control water release from the dams and the city. when the congress gets back they are expected to vote

(tiffany) omar jimenez is in richmond, texas with the latest. while the skies above southeast texas have cleared other dangers are emerging. rising flood waters remains a major challenge as rescue missions continue in some of the hardest hit areas.nats more than 72,000 people have been rescued so far... according to officials.flooded water pumps have left the city of beaumont without clean water... one hospital had to evacuate.voice of marcus mclellan/ jefferson county sheriff's office: it's not hygienic, it's not functional for hospital care. so they're getting those individuals out of there so they can continue with medical care."a mandatory evacuation for most of orange county was issued thursday due to rising waters and a threats from swollen rivers. across the state, families are searching tirelessly for missing loved-ones.perla jaquez/ missing man's wife: my son was going to cross with him but he decided to turn back... i ask all people out there of you have seen or heard, please notify me,in houston.. parts of the city are still under wat

police say 26-year-old josÉ jimenez walked into an electronics business to apply for a job yesterday.ce video at the business in westwood shows the manager leading him into his office where jimenez calmly filled out an application but the interview is cut short when police arrive an arrest him. turns out he was accused of running over a trooper's foot during a traffic stop last week. karen. >> let's hit the roads right now and start this day off right. we have made it halfway through the week. looking outside live, don't mock me, matt, this is the schuylkill at montgomery drive. we had a disabled vehicle and it had been blocking two lanes but it has cleared. we have a tractor-trailer off to the side but no big deal now on the schuylkill expressway. we had several construction zones on the schuylkill as we always do. westbound near south street westbound near gladwyne. but they've all cleared. good to go right now on the schuylkill expressway. outside live on i-95, this is approaching allegheny. southbound traffic headed towards center city. the overnight construction here is clear. al

omar jimenez has the latest. while the skies above southeast texas have cleared other dangers are emerging. rising flood waters remains a major challenge as rescue missions continue in some of the hardest hit areas.nats more than 72,000 people have been rescued so far... according to officials.flooded water pumps have left the city of beaumont without clean water... one hospital had to evacuate.voice of marcus mclellan/ jefferson county sheriff's office: it's not hygienic, it's not functional for hospital care. so they're getting those individuals out of there so they can continue with medical care."a mandatory evacuation for most of orange county was issued thursday due to rising waters and a threats from swollen rivers. across the state, families are searching tirelessly for missing loved-ones.perla jaquez/ missing man's wife: my son was going to cross with him but he decided to turn back... i ask all people out there of you have seen or heard, please notify me,in houston.. parts of the city are still under wat

police say 26-year-old josÉ jimenez walked into an electronics business to apply for a job yesterday.ce video at the business if westwood shows the manager leading him into his office where jimenez fills out an application but the interview is cut short when police arrive and arrest him. turns out he was accused of running over a trooper's foot during a traffic stop last week. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi and other democrats want legislation to grant a path to u.s. citizenship for undocumented immigrants who were brought to the country as minors. they are currently protected under daca which is the deferred action for childhood arrivals program but the trump administration wants it dissolved in six months. house speaker paul ryan has not endorsed any particular replacement measure and has said border security will need to be part of the solution. >>> the u.s. justice department declined to bring federal charges against the six baltimore police officers involved in the arrest and death of freddie gray. his death touched off weeks of unrest. gray's neck was broken in the back o

omar jimenez reports.ile most businesses in houston are expected to reopen by tuesday, as the city dries out...there's still a long way to go.in beaumont texasresidents are still struggling with supplies while most businesses in houston are expected to reopen by tuesday, as the city dries out... there's still a long way to go. in beaumont texasresidents are still struggling with supplies of drinking water. federal officials now say people there will have to boil what they use for up to a month.senator john cornynhouse majority leader kevin mccarthyand congressman randy weber were briefed on the situation there monday. rep. kevin mccarthy/ (r) majority leader: every step of the way, we'll make sure we are here for the state of texas and while they stopped in texasthey'll be involved in the fight for funding in washington.sen. john cornyn/ (r) texas: it's going to be important for congressman mccarthy, congressman weber and i and the entire texas delegation to pull together to get the relief from the federal

omar jimenez reports on the president trump's second visit to houston in less than a week.. a city ástill underwater. houston continues to recover over a week after harvey slammed into texas. nats saturday the city played host to the president.as part of trump's ásecond visit to the state...this time meeting with evacuees at a harvey relief center.pres donald trump/saturday/houston: "really, i think people appreciate what's been done. it's been done very efficiently, very well and that's what we want. we're very happy with the way everything's going. there's a lot of love, a lot of love." elsewhere in the citya new evacuation order.this one mandatory for close to 300 residents on the west side who stayed in their flooded homes. sylvester turner/houston mayor: "there comes a time when you have to exercise good common sense and this is one time when you have to put person over propertyto the eastin ábeaumont water áremains an issuebut not just because of the flooding.the high waters knocked out two of the city's water pumps days ago leaving residents without ádrinking water.ma

narasimhan is a harvard-trained doctor who will be taking over for josÉ jimenez. latest bloomberg business flash. coming up with all the focus on the euro and the ecb this week, how has the euro fared against other currency, including the swiss franc among the polish zloty, and the swedish krona? it is all about the yen and the swiss franc. they are the havens of choice today. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london, i am mark barton. this is the "european close" on "bloomberg markets." more around the globe, vicious what is for dinner. the average person eats 40 pounds a year, double the level of the 1960's. fishing is taking a heavy toll on the ocean population. >> fish is a heavy resource, large numbers can be caught with little to no effect on the population. at least that is supposed to be the case. today, about 90% of the world's areing grounds overexploited, risking total collapse. for nearly 20% of the animal protein consumed by people all over the world. . the situation -- the united agriculture that organizations concluded that fish stocks continue d

omar jimenez, with our partners at c-n-n, is in mexico city where the recovery effort is marching on.aping boxesáin the heart of mexico city supplies are being readied by anyone that can manage..ánats - woman coordinating in the huddleá responders coordinate their plan for the dayoutside what's become a deployment hub for rescues.among those sent outlt. dan eatona firefighter from the boston area and fresh off an overnight effort to save someone from this apartment buildinga six story structureessentially flattened like a pancake.dan eaton / volunteer firefighter from boston: "given the fact a live victim was pulled off the pile earlier that day it gave us- it kept us going." but a small aftershock shifted the building and they had to stop. "unfortunately the clock ran out for us.""when there's that glimmer of hope that it's a viable victim, it affects you, it does."stories like this are playing out across the city and region in the wake of tuesday's 7.1 magnitude earthquake.translation of: carlos valdez / head of mexico's national center of disasters: "after feeling an earthquake lik

jimenez is going.t is the performance, the .hite line is novartis the drug sector at large is the blue line. late, thatmance of can be a computing factor. the market open is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: minutes to go. european is out today. the reaction unction today not that great. you are seeing a reaction to what is happening in north korea. you can see that in the fair values. the stoxx 50 is down around 8/10 of 1%, london a little better. just shy of 1% south is the trade. equity futures are trading. they are trading down about half of 1%. i have a great chart on goals here. considering we had the nuclear test over the weekend and now reports from yonhap's out of south korea that icbm has prep out of the north. the gold price in yellow along the bottom of the screen. the one-month price change up top shows we are starting to gain real strength for the precious metal as investors seek safe haven. equities opening, cash equities opening. london is down around half of 1% of it continental market

(grant) reporter omar jimenez is in puerto rico. the story of puerto rico in the wake of hurricane maria is a population trying to piece back together their lives alongside a massive recovery effort.thursday though acting homeland security secretary elaine duke framed it a little differently.elaine duke, acting homeland security secretary: "i know it is really a good news story in terms of our ability to reach people and the limited number of deaths that have taken place in such a devastating hurricane"but good news story isn't how san juan mayor carmen yulin cruz sees it at all.mayor carmen yulin cruz, san juan, puerto rico: "dammit this is not a good news story this is a people are dying story. this is a life or death story." /// this is a story of a devastation that continues to worsen because people are not getting food and water." friday, duke toured the island. elaine duke, acting homeland security secretary: "the situation here in puerto rico after the devastating hurricane is not satisfactory. but together we are getting the

reporter omar jimenez has more about the deadly destructive storm now headed toward florida. hurricane irma is expected to make landfall in florida sunday ...after a crushing cruise along cuba's northern coastline saturday.florida governor rick scott is urging residents who did not or could not evacuate in time to take shelter as the northbound storm makes its way towards florida.(gov. rick scott, florida): "once the storm starts law enforcement cannot save you. if you are in an evacuation zone i hope you will go right this minute. get to a safe place. this is a catastrophic storm. we've never seen this before, its bigger than our state." governor scott says some 50- thousand floridians have already moved to one of the 260 shelters across the state. more than 5-point-6 million people have been ordered to evacuate, as florida's coasts face massive storm surges, fierce flooding and deadly winds.conditions are beginning to deteriorate in south florida as heavy rain from the outer bands moves in.hurricane irma is expected to gain strength over the next several hours while florida

merecido >>> diversos interpretes del gÉnero regional mexicano ofrecieron un homenaje a josÉ alfredo jimÉnezcho mas deportes, tambiÉn con vela hay mucha cosas que sorprende >>> esperamos que se mejore muy importante >>> el medallista olÍmpico romel pacho le enviÓ un mensaje muy coqueto a belinda pero ella nunca le respondiÓ le respondio a maluma si lo hizo el atleta criticÓ al ex novio de la cantante por el maestro del engaÑo y este lunes tendremos sus declaraciones en exclusiva >>> puede decir que no vio las redes y no le contestÓ a Él >>> sÍ las otras >>> vamos con adita y mauricio quienes estÁn contentos con estas separaciones >>> para nada estamos contentos con las separaciones estamos realmente sorprendidos >>> sorprendidos >>> de muchas de las noticias de hoy, pero de lo que no estamos sorprendidos en washington continua la celebraciÓn del mes de la herencia hispana que destaca los aportes de los latinos estados unidos >>> anoche tuvo lugar la premiaciÓn mÁs importantes de la comunidad hispana y zulema sal jj salazar estuvo allÍ >>> los premios de la herencia hispana estÁn aquÍ celebra

reporter omar jimenez is in mexico city with the latest details....ws carefully dig through debris, desperate to find survivors...as volunteers aren't giving up the hope of finding people alive in the midst of such devastation.one trapped group was rescued after a woman sent a message to her husband.sot"i don't know when the message went out- i think it was at like 5am more or less. they were searching for us. they couldn't hear us but the text went out. how? i have no idea. but it arrived and partly and thanks to that, they found us in that area where i told them, more or less."the deadly earthquake reduced buildings to mere pieces, claiming hundreds of lives.displacing countless families, and all but shutting down the largest city in mexico.sot marcela arana/ psychologist: "this past earthquake, was the biggest i've seen in my lifetime. i've never felt this scared before. in this one, i thought i was going to die, together with my children." respectfully, every time a body is recovered, some crews take a moment to honor the dead by singing mexico's

in mexico city, omar jimenez, abc 7 news. >>> this fall california voters will decide if we see a tax hike, but not before the words of the ballot measure is changed after a judge called it misleading. plus a campus cougar on the prowl in a bay area college town. and a mystery in the sky above california now solved. >>> i'm meteorologist -- and we're wrapping up an even warmer autumn. i'll let you know how hot we get. >>> for the second time in less than two weeks a mountain lion has been spotted on or near cal's campus. hikers thought they saw one of the cats. it was about 75 feet away from them. eight days ago an employee s mountain lion hiding in the bushes off centennial lane off rugby field. police issued a safety alert on friday. >>> a judge in sacramento has ruled the wording of a ballot measure is misleading to voters. the language to get rid of the gas tax written by the attorney was intentionally deceptive. the description said a yes vote would eliminate transportation funding and oversight of road repair projects. the judge agreed and the attorney's office now has to rewrit

the joint—leaders on 6—under—par include spain's miguel angel jimenez, who's looking for his first tour scott hend, and this man, tyrrell hatton, of england. they all opened up with a ga, and they're one shot ahead of the field overnight. the day began with a special presentation to the former world number one lee westwood to mark the fact he was playing in the 500th european tour event of his career. after the champagne and cake he went on to shoot a 1—over—par 71. there was a champagne moment, too, for the american daniel im. he hit a hole—in—one at the par—three eighth on his way to a 66. he's a—under—par, two shots off the lead. drinks at the bar on that man! world number three lexi thompson overcame two bogeys to shoot a nine—under 63 on thursday morning to lead by a stroke after the opening round of the inaugural indy women in tech championship. played at the brickyard in indianapolis where the famous indy 500 race is held the course weaves through the famed motor speedway where the mode of transport by foot is a little bit slower than normal but the skill level is just as good in

many took this sunday to reflect on the week of earthquakes that shook the area.( justine ) omar jimenezth our partners from c-n-n is in mexico city to explain. --reporter pkg-as follows-- nat singing dancinga strong spirit in mexico city.on the first sunday since the deadly 7.1 magnitude earthquake and the aftershocks that followedthousands are turning to their church to reflect.nat singing in churchand at la basilica de guadalupeone of the most important churches in all of mexicothere's no shortage of hope. raul pintado / mexico city resident: "we are a country that has a lot of faith. that's why we are here praying to our mother that- a little mercy to this country that loves her very much."it's a country that over the course of a month has endured four earthquakes, three of them were above a 6.0 magnitude.and just from tuesday's alonethe death toll tops 300.nat from rescue site all of this comes as rescue teams race against time to find any survivors.back at la basilicaresidents are finding strength in numbers. translation of maria ambriz / mexico city resident: "we thought we were a

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joining us is christina jimenez, the cofounder of united we dream. i know this is a very busy time. >> great to be here with you, rachel you knee as well as we did this was probably coming. how did you hear about it and how do you feel? >> rachel, since the day of the election, donald trump had run a campaign committing to end the daca program, and the anxiety and the fear in our community has been rising. so today is a different family. my brother is close to the 1 million young people who have benefited that's allowed him to live without the fear of without being deported. to go back to school, to help my family financially, because he has been able to work. like him, thousands of young people have received of difficult news today. we are outraged at this decision, rachel. i want to be clear about something sessions mentioned that many was all about daca not being legal. this was not a legal decision. this was a political decision. the reality is the president did not have to make this decision. the september 5th deadline was an arbitrary deadline

---y finalmente oscar jimenez de hayward nos cuenta que fue atacado fsicamente en un restaurante y estolica... podra obtener una visa u? ---gracias a la abogada patricia castorena por contestar estas dudas y a ustedes en casa les invitamos a llamar al 408- 944 -4813 y haga su pregunta migratoria para que el prximo viernes nuestra abogada experta en inmigracin pueda contestarlas, le recuerdo el numero una vez ms 408- 944 -4813 cerca de 500 personas han sido arrestadas en ciudades santuario en los ltimos 4 dias ---la administracin del presidente trump ha declarado en varias oportunidades que las ciudades santuario ponen en peligro la seguridad del pas... ---"luis alejandro medina" nos informa.. bite luis barrios activista 18:03"yo creo que esto es una guerra declarada y no la podemos dejar pasar desapercibida, una demarcación de guerra." como una declaración de guerra recibieron activistas las últimas redadas adelantadas por agentes de inmigración y que se llevaron a cabo en ciudades llamadas santuario. 498 personas fueron arrestadas, 45 de las cuales en nueva york. bite juan carlos ruiz

carlos jimenez. i want to show you the traffic helicopter again.his is about a mile south of ocala. the trees have blocked it as fate would have it. we've been watching the southbound lines. we saw tractor trailers headed south. there's still supplies getting down to south florida. it's raining. nothing to do with the storms. that means it's a little after 3:00 in central florida. >> shepard: as hundreds of thousands of people leave the state of florida, hurricane hunters are gathering data. right now, we have lieutenant colonel sean cross with us. he flew through hurricane katrina before it made landfall in 2005. thank you, sir. >> thanks for having us on, shepard. appreciate the opportunity. >> shepard: how is this go something. >> it's going good. i got handed this phone two minutes ago and said can you go live? i say heck yeah. we're busy right now. the air force reserve, we're just crushing it. we're making it happen. >> shepard: what are you learn something. >> you can see, this is an extremely powerful storm. it's going to be the benchmark s

super=jacinto jimenez / habitante de oaxaca inq=..yo creo que lo que sucedió no hubiera pasado o mayoresorfirio diaz/habitante de oaxaca inq=..mucha gente quedo enterrada, debería de haber una alerta sísmica. segn una investigacion relizada por el diario digital animal politico, personal de proteccion civil les revelo que por lo menos el 60% de estos aparatos que suenan previo a un temblor .estan guardados en bodegas de hace 5 aÑos. stand=jazive perez/ ciudad de mexico inq=..basados en la experiencia que dejo el temblor del pasado 7 de septiembre , los expertos calcularon que este tipo de radio pudo brinda a la población de juchitán y todo oaxaca hasta 40 segundos para ponerse a salvo antes de que la tierra comenzara a moverse.. el reporte periodistico asegura ademas que lo mismo ocurrio en estados como guerrero, michoacan y la ciudad de mexico donde el destino de casi 100 mil de estos aparatos hasta hoy es desconocido. imágenes experto " juan manuel espinoza es director del centro de instrumentacion y registro sismico en mexico, el cual participo en la implementacion de este sistema de

reporter omar jimenez is tracking developments.most businesses in houston are expected to reopen by tuesday, as the city dries out...there's still a long way to go.in beaumont texasresidents are still struggling with supplies of drinking water. federal officials now say people there will have to boil what they use for up to a month.senator john cornynhouse majority leader kevin mccarthyand congressman randy weber were briefed on the situation there monday.rep. kevin mccarthy/ (r) majority leader: every step of the way, we'll make sure we are here for the state of texasand while they stopped in texasthey'll be involved in the fight for funding in washington.sen. john cornyn/ (r) texas: it's going to be important for congressman mccarthy, congressman weber and i and the entire texas delegation to pull together to get the relief from the federal government that texans so, so deserve."the white house is asking for nearly eight billion dollars in disaster reliefas congress returns to washington on tuesday. meanwhile, florida officials a

in miami, i'm omar jimenez.pam) 100 - members of the 100 - (pam) 100 - members of the california air national guardsmen are now in florida. many in the unit just got back from hurricane harvey in texas. the unit was credited with saving more than 100- people in just five days. and when they were asked if they could help with irma .. they did not hesitate to hop back on a plane to offer their support. (pam) the california air national guard understands hurricane irma could be more devastating than harvey... but the members say their training makes them prepared for almost any situation. let's look at where hurricane irma is right now.. you can see how this dangerous storm aiming for most all of florida.(steve) meteorologist lawrence karnow has the latest.. lawrence karnow: all eyes are on florida as hurricane irma slowly approaches. it has weakend some but it could strengthen again to a category 5 beforfe making landfall. regardless, it will be a catastrophic storm for florida especially in the south. the storm s

hernan jimenez/perdi su casa es difcil romper con esa imagen que lleva, ver como todo se va en segundostamos en chock no sabemos qu hacer sus planes que antes eran para cinco o 10 aÑos ahora son para dos o tres das ver a mi mam lastimadas casi derrumbada toda esta cuadra. yo no entenda la palabra catstrofe hasta que lo vive uno en sangre propia top vo cesar -- continuan los trabajos para rescatar personas atrapadas entre los escombros del terremoto de 7.1 grados que remeci mexico... -- rescatistas y perros de bsqueda encontraron a una mujer atrapada dentro de un vehiculo y esperan salvarla en las proximas horas... -- familiares de los desaparecidos recorren albergues y hospitales en busca de noticias de sus seres queridos. blanca ---los mdicos voluntarios tambin estn haciendo una importantsima labor en estas duras jornadas en que se sigue luchando contra el reloj para rescatar y atender de inmediato a gente atrapada entre los escombros. take boxes ---azalea iÑguez nos habla de estos hroes. take lot 0:01 0:15 0:25 0:48 1:18 1:35 intro azalea los esfuerzos de rescate aqu siguen, y lo que

i'm here to help you please. >> in the moment officer jimenez just reacted.w with a chance to think about it -- >> i got you my friend. >> i don't want to die. >> no, no new york city i don't want to you die. >> it's starting to sing there's a grieving man alive today because of the officer's actio actions. >> i'm very grateful that -- that it went how it went down. i'm grateful it didn't go the other way, because it could have got -- it could have gone bad real quick. >> i got your leg buddy. >> as fort body cam that let usie what he was seeing and can't reflect what he was feeling. >> it's different when you're in it. >> it is. when you live in the moment, you know, human being to human bei being, um, it's more intimate you know what i mean? you never want to see someone lose their life. >> 334 dispatchable to pull him back in. >> reporter: people will and should still hold officers accountable for questionable behavior. but we should also when they're behavior is admirable and worthy of our respect just take the time to say thank you for goodness sake. i'm

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el alcalde de miami carlos jimÉnez no ha dado la orden de evacuar pero la escasez de agua, alimentosad del sol, south beach, se re prepara para recibir vientos huracanados como nunca antes. vilma espanta a los turistas en tres estados florida, georgia y carolina del sur. >> se avecina una cosa seria. hemos intentado cambiar nuestros billetespero estÁ todo reservado y ahora estamos preocupados. no hay ningÚn aviÓn para salir de acÁ. reportero: el impacto del huracÁn irma en la economÍa de la florida se comienza a sentir . un dÍa como hoy estas horas del dÍa esta playa sol estÁ repleta de turistas pero este es el panorama con el que nos encontramos hasta maÑana. la edad fashion en esta Área del sur de la florida por el momento es voluntaria. los restaurantes tienen sus mesas vacÍas y los dueÑos de negocios se preparan para lo peor. estÁ todo el mundo con las maletas, vamos a cerrar maÑana hasta el domingo. las ventas estÁn bajas. reportero: quienes viven este en casas mÓviles estÁn amarrando sus propiedades. >>nosotros hicimos unos ganchos para que no se muevan y con estas cadenas la a

reporter omar jimenez has the details... while most businesses in houston are expected to reopen by tuesday, as the city dries out...there's still a long way to go.in beaumont texasresidents are still struggling with supplies of drinking water. federal officials now say people there will have to boil what they use for up to a month.senator john cornynhouse majority leader kevin mccarthyand congressman randy weber were briefed on the situation there monday.rep. kevin mccarthy/ (r) majority leader: every step of the way, we'll make sure we are here for the state of texasand while they stopped in texasthey'll be involved in the fight for funding in washington.sen. john cornyn/ (r) texas: it's going to be important for congressman mccarthy, congressman weber and i and the entire texas delegation to pull together to get the relief from the federal government that texans so, so deserve."the white house is asking for nearly eight billion dollars in disaster reliefas congress returns to washington on tuesday. in kingwood texas, i'm

carlos jimenez, miami-dade mayor. >> coming out of the southeast, it is a pretty bad scenario. >> reporterul than hurricane andrew. the category 5 storm killed 61 people, destroyed 25 buildings and forced florida to strengthen building codes statewide. >> it was a foundation to roof type thing? >> absolutely. everything. >> reporter: peter dayga is president of the associated builders and contractors in south florida. we met him at this hotel project where workers were installing impact resistant windows lab tested to withstand a 2 x 4 hitting them at a force of 140 miles per hour. >> the real challenge in the hurricane is the window not being hit once but over and over and over have the. >> reporter: we have had hurricanes come and go. this is the moment of truth? >> this is the real big test. mother ature is going to win in the end. we have to hope and pray for the best. >> reporter: miami beach has three sandbagging station like this one, which have given away almost 30,000 bags of sand over the last couple of days. so much sand, the city has run out of bags. people now have to bring th

police say 26-year-old josÉ jimenez walked into an electronics business to apply for a job yesterday.ss in westwood shows the manager leading him into his office where jimenez fills out an application. the interview is cut short when police arrive and arrest him. he's accused of running over a trooper's foot during a traffic stop last week. >> top house leaders will meet on capitol hill today to discuss a potential daca replacement. house minority leader nancy pelosi and other democrats want legislation to grant a path to u.s. citizenship for undocumented immigrants who were brought to the country as minors. they are currently protected under daca, the deferred action for childhood arrives program. the trump administration wants to dissolve it in six months. house speaker paul ryan has not endorsed any particular replacement measure and has said border security will need to be a part of the solution. >> edith windsor the woman who's court case ended the federal gay marriage ban has died. windsor sued the federal government in 2010 after the death of her wife thee ya' spier. she says t

omar jimenez is live now with the latest for us. >> reporter: i'm keeping my voice down because we aree middle of a moment of silence and rescuers and responders are doing this so they can cut out the hustle an

. >> la captura del entonces presidente de la federaciÓn nacional de fÚtbol de guatemala brian jimÉneze implemento ara una serie de estatutos que chocan con la legislaciÓn local y no han sido aprobados. >> la aprobaciÓn de los statuss pasÓ por el congreso, la corte de institucionalidad y ahora estÁ en la comisiÓn deportiva que pidiÓ a la fifa un plazo que vence en septiembre. >> si se va a llegar a buen puerto en sentido de respetar los lineamientos de fifa como el ente de las federaciones internacionales y el vigilante de la ley de guatemala. >> para el futbolista autor del gol mÁs significativo de guatemala ante brasil las nuevas generaciones pagarÁn el efecto de la suspensiÓn. >> muchos tienen anhelo de jugar en el extranjero, ¿cÓmo se pueden mostrar? con selecciÓn nacional y teniendo participaciÓn internacional con los clubes. >> en los prÓximos dÍas la fifa enviarÁ emisarios al paÍs y si no se han cumplido sus exigencias el fÚtbol de guatemala quedarÁ aislado del panorama mundial, en guatemala para noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en italia hamilton sigue haciendo historia en la

omar jimenez is live now with the latest for us. >> reporter: i'm keeping my voice down because we are in the middle of a moment of silence and rescuers and responders are doing this so they can cut out the hustle and bustle of the large machinery and listen to see if there is anybody left inside of the rubble and this comes as we wait for the progress of the rescue of a 12-year-old girl and things are coming back on now. this elementary school a block way that the 12-year-old girl has been trapped for duration of the morning and slowly picking their way through and something we have seen playout not just here in mexico city but throughout the region as well. a magnitude 7.1 earthquake in central mexico leaves hundreds dead and many more injured. across mexico city one of the most popular city in the western hemisphere dozens of buildings collapsed and rescue workers are scouring the debris and hundreds of survivors are pulled from the rubble and they are emoving pieces of bricks and concrete by hand and using sound and movement sensors to assist in their search. they hold up their han

juliette: novartis says joseph jimenez will retire.mpting to counter declining sales of its best-selling cancer products which is losing ground to cheaper drugs. that is your bloomberg business flash. manus: a quick check in. if you're having a late beer, good luck. this is what you're looking at in terms of the s&p futures, down 3%. the dow jones, down .3%. nasdaq down .1%. cash markets are closed and futures markets are trading. nasdaq up 20% you today. trading.speaking let's talk about another huge markup and you've got the central bank, mario draghi, could he expressed concern on the euro? that is the question on everybody's mind when he meets with ecb this week. he will not deny -- quantitative easing program. many economists are expecting a gradual process. >> they could phase out of this qe over the next several months. they could stay home hold for another six months and normalize the policy rates. they could do sooner or later depending on economic data. about appreciation of the euro and they will impact both economic growth,

in mexico city, omar jimenez, abc 7 news. >>> this fall california voters will decide if we see a taxe, but not before the words of the ballot measure is changed after audal jd iget misleading. plus a campus cougar on the prowl in a bay area college town. and a mystery in the sky above california now solved. >>> i'm meteorologist -- and we're wrapping up an even warmer autumn. i'll let you know how hot we get. >>> for the second time in less than two weeks a mountain lion has been spotted on or near cal's campus. hikers thought they saw one of the cats. it was about 75 feet away from them. eight days ago an employee saw a mountain lion hiding in the bushes off centennial lane off rugby field. police issued a safety alert on friday. >>> a judge in sacramento has ruled the wording of a ballot measure is misleading to voters. the language to get rid of the gas tax written by the attorney was intentionally deceptive. the description said a yes vote would eliminate transportation funding and oversight of road repair projects. the judge agreed and the attorney's office now has to rewrite th

alejandro: uno de ellos fue juan jimÉnez, policÍa municipal que se encontraba en servicio justo en elorando en el cuerpo de los seres queridos se repiten -- se repite en decenas de hogares en juchitÁn. ángeles es la persona que recogiÓ la bandera de mÉxico en lo que quedÓ del edificio municipal de juchitÁn en el estado de oaxaca. el vÍdeo se hizo viral, pero esta persona dice que sÓlo hizo lo mÍnimo al verla de gracia en que se sumergiÓ su paÍs. >> yo vi la bandera hasta el fondo y pues, la saquÉ de allÍ, la saquÉ de allÍ y en ese momento habÍa un palo y de allí la amarrÉ. dije, mi bandera no puede estar bajo unos escombros. la bandera siempre debe estar de pie. alejandro: esta tragedia hizo que el espÍritu de hermandad de los mexicanos se haya puesto a prueba una vez mÁs y toneladas de vÍveres que se recolectaron fueron trasladados por el ejÉrcito mexicano a oaxaca para distribuirlo a la poblaciÓn afectada. >> desde que no hay energÍa elÉctrica lo que nos preocupa es el desabasto del agua y de la alimentaciÓn. alejandro: la poblaciÓn sigue pidiendo ayuda las autoridades federales por

-nats -in mexico city -- i'm omar jimenez ( marty @landing) and as if puerto rico has not had enougheal with following hurricane maria ... authorities are scrambling to evacuate as many as 70- thousand people who live near a failing dam... hurricane maria has gradually weakened ... but the category- three storm is still drenching the islands of turks and caicos and the bahamas. the storm knocked out power to more than three- million people. authorities say, it could take up to six- months before everyone gets electricity back. at least 13 people died from the storm... and dozens of others are still missing. ( marty @ landing) with all the concussion concerns in the n-f-l -- a new report says children who play tackle fooball before the age twelve are more likely to suffer from behavioral and cognitive problems than those who start playing football after that age. reporter connie tran has details on the new boston university study. ( marty @ landing) that was connie tran reporting.. if you would like to see the full study from boston university... we have it on our website - kron-4-dot