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with me now is john walsh, the host of cnn's "the hunt." john, you have another success story this week on "the hunt." police captured prifr pont, wanted for dui manslaughter and had been on the run. >> first, it's always great to see you. number two, it's a great capture because they caught him in spain and the spanish police saw him acting very strangely at a bus stop and, you know, our viewers over the last year or so have redirected the search by the marshalls from south america or central america or mexico because the ponce family is of latin background, live in tampa, florida, to spain where someone thought they spotted this guy. but it's a terribly sad story about how an entitled, spoiled kid with ten traffic violations, a dui, reckless speeding violations, gets in the family car, his parents still let him drive, and he goes out one night, drunk, alcohol level twice over the legal limit, and kills william angel, a straight-a student who had ten office offers of scholarships to go to college and crucially wounds an afghan veteran, an e

what can happen, not only to them but more importantly what can happen to their family members. >> john walshn, you call this guy a five star sociopath. >> i hate the guys who exploit women and children, and this guy does both. and he is a five star sociopath. he goes into mexico. he's a mexican national. kidnaps young girls or talks girls into coming across the bored with him. he's a coyote, a coyote who's a professional smuggler. he raped this girl in the u.s. and forced her to work in a canteen canteena in houston. america is the largest offender. houston is a big thoroughfare for sex trafficking and they have these canteena. so he forces this girl to work as a prostitute. she's pregnant by his rape. she has a baby. tries to give it away to somebody to make the baby safe. he kidnaps the baby to force her to come back as a prostitute. this is a 15-year-old girl he locks in a room to service 30 girls. he gets three years. so he gets on our radar in 2014. he's working with a woman madam in houston kidnapping more girls. they arrest 13 of the people working at that cantina who made $9 million

john walsh is asking for your help to track down jorge landr os. >> it's always about the money.w how cops always say follow the money trail? you know, it sounds too simplistic. but he was after that money, and he did get ahold of that money. she actually started an account with his name on it so he could do his inseptembept -- he wasn' good at it -- and take money that i thought must have taken her years to save. >> we did access a gmail account that sue had, and in those e-mails, we could see over the course of time that whatever relationship she had with jorge was rapidly disintegrating. in 2010 and certainly after. she would try to see what was going on with her investment and other aspects of their lives, and he would not respond in a timery manner or his responses were short and curt and clearly not satisfactory. >> cnn's "the hunt with john walsh" tonight at 9:00 p.m. only on cnn. plus much more of the newsroom just ahead. if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your symptoms have left you with the same view, it may be time for a different perspec

. >>> he's a wanted murderer on the run, and tonight john walsh is asking for your help to track himown. >> it's always about the money. you know how cops always say follow the money trail, you know? it sound too simplistic, but he was after that money and he did get ahold of that money. she actually started an account with his name on it so he could do his inept. he wasn't good at it. he was a good con man but a loud i d -- lousy day trader and he started spending money that must have taken years for her to save. >> we started a g-mail account, and in those e-mails, we could see over the course of time that whatever relationship she had with jorge was rapidly disintegrating into 2010 and certainly before. it seemed that she would try to learn information about what was going on with her investment and other aspects of their lives. he would not respond in a timely manner or his responses would be short and curt and clearly not satisfactory. >> all right, don't miss a brand new episode of cnn's "the hunt" with john walsh. it is tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific, right here on cnn

. >> john walsh, who lost his own son adam to a murderer, helps us understand what the ramsey family was likely going through. >> this is the worst thing that will ever happen to them. let them grieve. >> patsy ramsey died from ovarian cans anywhere 2006. john ramsey later remarried. as late as 2008 boulder county prosecutor said new dna tests have cleared the family. as for this new cbs investigation, expectations are high that justice for jonbenet may be that much closer to >> we want to get the truth out so jonbenet can rest in peace. >> now lifetime is also workinging on a tv movie called "who killed jonbenet?" we'll be first on the set to watch for that. >>> we have your first look at the new "survivor" cast. >> and tomorrow, who knew "the huntsman" was a comedy. >> oh, my god! what is that? sarin and emily blunt like you haven't seen them before. only we're behind the scenes for the outtakes. >>> and you know usher the superstar but we're with usher the proud papa. could his son be following in his father's famous footsteps. >>> >> announcer: travel >>> we're just about a month

eastern, a premiere of "the hunt" with john walsh.murder girl." 10:00 "declassified -- red storm rising." and at 10:00, the taliban's double agent. i'm jim sciutto. thanks for joining me this weekend, and you have a great week. >>> back in 1981, i had the american dream, the beautiful wife, the house in the suburbs and a beautiful 6-year-old son. and one day i went to work, kissed my son good-bye, and never saw him again. in two weeks, i became the parent of a murdered child, and i'll always be the parent of a murdered child. i still have the heartache, i still have the rage. i waited years for justice. i know what it's like to be there waiting for some answers. and over those years, i learned how to do one thre

she slimed me. [ laughs ] >>> "the hunt with john walsh" returns tomorrow night at 9:00 on cnn. >>> everyday roughly 500 americans lose a limb. the process of fitting for a prosthetic is painful, and adjustments are always being made. for children who are born without a limb or lose them through amputation, the growing bodies pose a bigger challenge. consider that a growing child may need a new prosthetic as often as every year. but that is not going to stop a little boy in england from pursuing his hopes and dreams of becoming a football star. >> what is the set? >> marshall janson is a happy go lucky 8-year-old little boy living by the sea of cornwall in the south of england. he likes nothing more than playing football with the friends on a sunny day. a quadruple amputee, and marshall's mother watched him lose all four limbs to to a devastating illness when he was a year-old. we want to warn you that you may find the next images upsetting. >> it was three days after his first birthday that marall got meningitis c septicemia in which he was starting off with the high temperature, and four h

john walsh still rehabbing and the star is still active in the community.oday he was at an elementary school in the district and he spent the day encouraging youngsters to get a good education. this year's recipient of the cares award. he was thankful for the assist he received from the volunteers. >> without them it wouldn't be a foundation. it wouldn't be me wanting to give back to less fortunate kids and mentor kids. without those this couldn't be a block party, couldn't have these other things. we wouldn't be able to do that without these people. they took time out of their day to come here and help me and that makes the block party and back to school year more important to me. i want to thank those guys for being here. >>> local athlete to keep an e is matt from maryland. he's running from the men's 1,500 meter final in track and field. as always an exciting night in the olympics. see you back here for the action. >> see you then. thank you. we'll be talking about this later tonight after the olympics but have the umbrellas ready for tomorrow. >> i'll

john walsh.hese cases we're seeing. two female joggers, vanessa marcotte, and then karina veter vatrano in howards beach. they are jogging, seems their profiles are similar. what is your read on this? what are you hearing? >> well, the mo seems to be similar, because they were both young ladies jogging. but they were miles and hours apart. so when the princeton police and the massachusetts state police get the d ina, because she foug very hard, they'll find some of his skin scrapings under her fingernails, and when they get that dna back, if it matches the nypd case, karina here in new york, then you've got a serial killer on your hand, and you've got to let people know that there is a guy out there hunting girls that are jogging. tell your wonderful daughter, wife, sister, whatever, not to go jogging. i don't think they're the same guy, but it very well could be. so people should be on the alert, number one. karina's family did a great thing by raising over $200,000 for a reward. so people say,

. >> john walsh explains what the family was likely going through. >> this is the worst thing that has ever happened to them. >> patsy ramsey died of ovarian cancer in 2006 and john ramsey later remarried. as late as 2008, the prosecutor said the new dna tests have cleared the family. as for this new cbs investigation, expectations are high that justice forbe becoming a reality. >> we want to get the truth out. >> and lifetime is also working on a tv movie called "who killed jonbenet." you want to watch for that to come. >>> on the way, our top five stories of the week, plus, we're in the home of linda thompson. >> when is the first time you saw her as a woman. >> the truth she discovered30 years before the rest of the world. and their relationship today. >> that's coming up. >>> closed captioning provided this is jennifer aniston, who told people her beauty secret. it's called water. this is julia roberts, who confessed her million dollar beauty treatment. it's called sleep. this is courtney, who escapes to the spa. and michelle, who swears by good lighting. and this is beyonce, who w

"the hunt with john walsh" starts right now. >>> back in 1981, i had the american dream, the beautiful wife, the house in the suburbs and a beautiful 6-year-old son. and one day i went to work, kissed my son good-bye and never saw him again. in two weeks i became the parent of a murdered child. and i'll always be the parent of a murdered child. i still have the heartache. i still have the rage. i waited years for justice. i know what it's like to be there waiting for some answers. in over those years i learned how to do one thing really well, and that's how to catch these bastards and bring them back to justice. i've become a man hunter. i'm out there looking for bad guys. ♪ >> july 19th, 2012. 2:45 in the morning. arrived on scene. it was readily apparent two cars had collided head-on. >> a car is just as deadly as a gun. >> we had three people in one car. all of them had serious injuries and one person had a fatal injury. >> sometimes what looks like an accident really is a crime. >> there are people that really shouldn't be on the road behind the wheel of a car. that really should b

. >> don't miss cnn's "the hunt" with john walsh at 9:00 eastern time and pacific only on cnn. >>> meanwhiled in the newsroom right after this. >>> hello, everyone. thanks for joining me. i'm martin savidge in for fredricka whitfield. >>> ryan lochte speaking out for the first time about that fateful night in rio and going for the 100 meter mia culpa. now admitting to exaggerating the truth but confusing to confess to accusations he lied about getting robbed. brazilian police say the swimmer and teammates vandalized a gas station bathroom and urinated on the property. lochte and police do both agree on one thing. at least they appear or appear to agree on that. where they differ is the issue of a gun and money exchanging hands. was it a robbery or not? here is what he told nbc's matt lauer. >> how do you feel about the way you've handled yourself since sunday morning, e

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. >> john walsh. >> getting credit. >> speaking of music, one of my favorite local groups, favorite groupsionally kin dried of the family soul performing live here at fourth and market. >> big set up. >> are they part of the made in america this year. >> no, no. >> that would have been nice. >> my new favorite singer is torey lanes and torey will be here. >> at made in america? yes. >> are you going to go. >> have you been to made in the america in the past. >> i have, almost every year. >> have you. >> never. >> speaking of new shoes, i love the shoes you are wearing now, i like the layses, color. you got some new shoes last week but you jump in the back of the flatbed truck and got them wet. >> have have they dried out yet. >> those shoes are nice. >> thank you. >> they could use a shine. >> you are hard on your shoes. >> see new about seven minutes. >> see new seven minutes. >> looking to have fun this weekend? >> no. >> mike says no coming up, on sun take september 4th, for pitch night. game starts at 7:00. if you have a ticket to the game you'll be able to stick around afterward for a

"the hunt with john walsh" starts right now. >>> back in 1981, i had the american dream, the beautiful the house in the suburbs and a beautiful 6-year-old son. and one day i went to work, kissed my son good-bye and never saw him again. in two weeks i became the parent of a murdered child. and i'll always be the parent of a murdered child. i still have the heartache. i still have the rage. i waited years for justice. i know what it's like to be there waiting for some answers. in over those years i learned how to do one thing really well, and that's how to catch these

john monahan obtained the photo evidence. >>> mayor marty walsh telling fox 25 he's very concerned. >> we gotta find out who's doing this. i mean, that's a dangerous thing to do. >> fox 25 was the first report the tampering in mid-july. an officer lost a tire on his way home from district a1 downtown. fox 25 again reported that a transit officer lost his tire driving home from a bpd parking lot in dorchester. mechanics later verified that lug nuts were loosened on purpose on both vehicles. then again last night, a female officer this time. she observed two of the lug nuts were gone and one was loosened, this after her steering wheel started to shake and she had trouble steering. the mayor not the only one concerned, boston police put out a warning to officers saying they should inspect the wheels and lug nuts on their vehicles and personal cruisers before operating. mayor walsh telling fox 25 when police find the person responsible they fully accountable. >> our officers don't deserve that. they don't deserve to have to go in their cars and worry about lug nuts being released. >>> the

walsh has more. what is happening this morning? >> reporter: john, remarkable how optimism turns to pessimism.akers hoped turkey would throw itself in the war. they have done it. they have with forces and rebels they have been backing moving to jarablus and moving to secure the border denying access to southern turkey to isis. and as president erdogan said here, the syrian kurds who control the territory, too. moving south from jarablus to a town. the syrian kurds with the backing from the pentagon, have been effective and supposed to have moved out of the town and once they cleared isis out of it. they suggested that was the case. now we are hearing from the foreign minister of turkey that they must clear out and go back across the euphrates river or they will face clashes against the syrian rebels. the issue is the syrian kurds have been effective in fighting isis so far, but now it appears that turkey, another american ally and syrian rebels they are fighting alongside, another set of american allies will face off against the syrian kurds. districting them against isis at a vital time. >> t

john madden, stabler revealed his bus. the 49ers built a dynasty. he shared this story about his good friend and head coach the late bill walsh. >> i wish bill could be here today. i miss him every single day. at the very end i was with him at stanford hospital. it meant so much to have those last few hours together laughing and sharing old memories. he told me that even though he wouldn't be there to see it, that he believed i would make it to this hall one day. about a week after i was selected as part of the class of 2016, i received a package in the mail from bill's son, craig. it was a small 49ers helmet with bill's autograph and a note bill read that said, "i knew it was just a matter of time. congratulations on your election, love bill." >> great story. tonight at oracle arena, an unbeaten record on the line. ward controlled the fight from the start. he would go on to win by a 12-round unanimous decision. ward landed 190 punches to just 45 for brand. next up he'll take on sergei kovalev in las vegas. tonight at 11:00, we'll hear from andre ward. >> next on abc 7 news at 9:00, swimming, cycling and running. swimming, cycling and running. after

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walsh jennings and april ross pulled out their first match. >> we set the tone. now we have to keep it up. >> a slightly overdressed secretary of state john kerry joined in on the beach fun earlier in the won that match. >> a bit more seriously, an update on the security situation, there's been two incidents. one was a detonation of a suspicious package that turned out to be nothing and two australian coaches were robbed at knife point. they are both fine, but officials say things are so far going smoothly. >> thank you very much. rio is not the only place where sports headlines are being made. in the u.s., alex rodriguez his retirement from the yankees. ron mott with that story for us tonight. >> reporter: tonight after a long run of big hits and even bigger strikes. >> this is a tough day. i love this game, and i love this team. and today i'm saying good-bye to both. >> reporter: alex rodriguez is finally out for good. >> i never thought i can play for 22 years. at 18 i just wanted to make the team. >> reporter: fighting through tears the 41-year-old said his last game is friday. >> he's a good player, but it's his time. >> reporter: ro

today boston mayor marty walsh met with camp counsellors in a closed door meeting. fox 25's sean monahan outside where john parents and children will notice morning. >> reporter: that's right, vanessa. tonight fox 25 learned what a private meeting with parents here tonight to update them on those changes. one of them will be the group the drop-in group will meet here tomorrow. it used to be at the other end about two city blocks away but as of tomorrow it will be here and that is just one of the changes made to improve safety. in place to remember kaiser willis who drounch while attending a drop-in camp here last tuesday. tomorrow the drop-in center will reopen. >> it's just sad sometimes just to bring change and i think that we'll see as we move forward how the changes work. >> the changes included a private meeting at the center tonight for parents. fox 25 the only camera at the meeting but we were not allowed inside. tell us off camera they are pleased with the new procedures. among those changes a head count procedure. front desk staffing that now requires parents to sign in and sign out their children

walsh jennings and april ross pulled out their first match. >> i love we started this way. we set a tone. we have to keep it up. >>> a slightly overdressed secretary of state, john kerry joined in on the beach fun earlier in the day. no word on who won that match. a bit more seriously, an update on the security situation. there have been two incidents, one was a detonation of a suspicious package that turned out to be nothing. two australian coaches were robbed at knife point. overall, officials say things, so far, are going smoothly. >> thank you very much. >>> rio is not the only place where sports headlines are being made tonight. in the u.s., alex rodriguez, a. rod, announced hisry tirmt from the yankees after a controversial career. ron mott with that story tonight. >> reporter: tonight, after a long run of big hits and even bigger strikes -- >> this is a tough day. i love this game and i love this team. today, i'm saying good-bye to both. >> reporter: alex rodriguez is finally out for good. the yankees, under pressure to let him loose. >> i never thought i could play for 22 years. at 18 i just wanted to make the team. >> reporter: fighting through tears th

mayor marty walsh released a similar statement tonight saying new leadership at latin will ensure that students learn an environment where it's safe. outside latin school, i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. >>> workers seized about a dozen cats from a home today it was breaking on fox 25 news at 5:00. new at 10:00 we're getting new information about this disturb discovery. this home has been condemned. next at 10:00 in a live report why there are still cats inside the home right now. >>> plus, the first few minutes can mean life or death when it comes to the house fire. fox 25 investigates looks at how long it takes fire departments around the state state environmental police are trying to identify the operators of two speedboats. what they did that left a young boston woman in the don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. by choosing flonase, you're choosing more complete allergy relief and all the enjoyment that comes along with it. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by overproducing 6 key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only control 1. flonase controls 6. more complete relief means enjoyment of every beauti