lidia: los ecuatorianos acaban de recibir una noticia que les llena de orgullo.nvierte en el punto mÁs alejado, pero como se explica que sea mÁs alejado que el monte everest? la respuesta estÁ en la forma de la tierra lo que sucede es que la tierra estÁ más plana en los polos y mÁs ancho en el ecuador. enrique: el dÍa mundial de la salud estuvo dedicado hoy a la diabetes. para el aÑo 2036 en el mundo habrÁ 700 millones de pacientes con este padecimiento. la diabetes es la sexta causa de muerte entre los hispanos en estados unidos lidia: el deporte extremo enrique: nos despedimos con esta hazaÑa de deportistas extremos en finlandia, el salto desde globo aerostÁtico sin paracaÍdas sin ningÚn tipo de seguridad a una altura de 12,000 pies. lidia: las imÁgenes de la riesgosa decisiÓn siguen dando la vuelta al mundo porque llegÓ sano y salvo despuÉs de 40 segundos de rÁpido descenso. este logro contÓ con la ayuda de otras dos personas que se tiraron con paracaÍdas y lo iban ayudando al deportista. de todas maneras muy riesgoso enrique: contacto deportivo sigue. buenas

lidia: tambiÉn aquÍ dicen la cÁrcel pero la corrupciÓn estÁ prÓxima de la ley enrique: las leyes debencemos mucho sus opiniones. autoridades mexicanas y estadounidenses dicen que rosa guzmÁn ortiz no es hija de el chapo guzmÁn como ella ha declarado pero olvidÓ rosa le reitero a un reportero de univisiÓn que su padre es el narcotraficante ya aunque dice que su pasaporte le fue retenido muestra un acta de nacimiento que demuestra que es la prueba. elsa: la historia de rosa quien dice ser hija mayor del chapo guzmÁn, tuvo un giro inesperado fuentes de los sistemas de inteligencia mexicano y estadounidense, revelaron el periodista que rosa no se llama asÍ y que tampoco es hija del capo. >> de acuerdo con esta informaciÓn con las actas de nacimiento que tengo en mi poder ella en realidad no serÍa esa persona sino que serÍa rosa isela gonzÁlez. elsa: informaciÓn que contrastan con la dicha por la propia rosa isela que asegura ser hija del lÍder del cÁrtel de sinaloa. aunque existe un acta de nacimiento donde joaquÍn guzmÁn se muestra como padre de rosa isela la investigaciÓn del periodista

lidia: los ecuatorianos acaban de recibir una noticia que les llena de orgullo. el punto mÁs alejado, pero como se explica que sea mÁs alejado que el monte everest? la respuesta estÁ en la forma de la tierra lo que sucede es que la tierra estÁ más plana en los polos y mÁs ancho en el ecuador. enrique: el dÍa mundial de la salud estuvo dedicado hoy a la diabetes. para el aÑo 2036 en el mundo habrÁ 700 millones de pacientes con este padecimiento. la diabetes es la sexta causa de muerte entre los hispanos en estados unidos lidia: el deporte extremo escribiÓ y otro capÍtulo de alto riesgo, ocurriÓ en finlandia. ¿cómo voy a cuidar de mis papás si desarrollan una enfermedad de los ojos como glaucoma? el glaucoma es la causa principal de ceguera permanente entre los hispanos en los estados unidos. y mis hijos, ¿lo podrán herer? ...ni digamos, mi factor del riesgo. estoy muy preocupada y necesito respuestas. llame al 1-800-437-2423 o visite ahaf.org, para un folleto gratuito con respuestas sobre glaucoma. enrique: nos despedimos con esta hazaÑa de deportistas extremos en

lidia curanaj, "fox 5 news." yeah, okay queen b is back creates a buzz 92 her album dropped jay-z a music service title et cetera why a video. -- there is a lot of speculation that many of the songs alood allude on jay-z's alleged cheating, and the emotional mistreatment of beyonce's mother by beyonce's father. christina: a hip-hop fan, is taking on title, subscribed to streams service. antwan: found out that the new kanye west album was not so exclusive to title after all, he >>> kanye west has fans all over the world who are waiting his nextal album, the life of pablo, he tweeted my album will never, never, never be on apple, it will never for sale you can only get ito title. >> he may have meant that when he said it, he said it will never be for sale, and only on title, within week he reversed that. >> on april one he tweeted life of pablo is now for purchase, it was available in other platforms and stream services, that reversal ticked off a california map who is file -- man who is filing a class-action lawsu

antwan: then there is one that lidia curanaj went on the upper west side. reporter: spring is here when streets are closed off, and street fares show up. but this is not your father's street fair. soothing melodies and delicious smells. you had your kettle popcorn. >> i'm going to be 10 poundeds heavier. don't judge me, i know i had a very tough assignment today. okay the flair at this fair was unlike any other chinese crepes, and growths to beneficial the impoverished. and art work setting you back 1200 dollars. and new york city t-shirts, and hot sauce from israel, south african sweet treat. >> people keep stopping there. saying it is like the old sausage market. reporter: you can get a sauce act sandwich but pair it with an all natural soda. >> organic sugar cane based syrup. >> they you don't get it in dc on the street like this. reporter: evan strives to make >> a residence of new york city, the city has been waiting for a transfer may be of street fares for quite some time. >> eating, playing, and dancing to burn those caleros off -- calories off. the

reporter: lidia curanaj "fox 5 news." steve: this is a story near and dear to my heart rate hot summer nights everyone sweating in a comfortable. all was well with the world when he heard the sound. truck jingle. kids could hear from miles away. they run out in the streets. the man who wrote the catchy jingle just died to les waas was an advertising guy who's responsible for more than a thousand jingles during his lifetime. he didn't write a word -- the creamiest dreamiest soft ice cream you get from mr. softee. dari: what was shifting? >> the banana chocolate ones. dari: i like the chocolate with rainbow sprinkles. steve: the guy he wrote the song was 94 years old and clearly he lived a good life something you for that. dari: apparently it goes back to landmark restaurant in the area famous. there's a social justice type theme to the whole thing. dari: how a private company could pete nasa today --. >> fox 5 has a tremendous legacy but we are updating it for the time. look at some the people we have >> approachability. t

lidia curanaj, fox 5 news. i'm ready to meditate now. this is a former lawyer, who gave it up and now you teach meditation. this is incredible. you gave up a lucrative career. has it made a big difference? >> a huge difference. i learned this at a time when i really needed something in my life to change. i was struggling with depression, anxiety and insomnia and when i learned to meditate, all of those things started to change for the better. ernie: that's incredible. now you're teaching it, doing very well at it from what i understand. tell me how -- why, i shoul d say, so many people are getting into this. it's gone mainstream as we've id. >> ll, therere a numberf reasons. the fit is we face a level of demand that's unprecedented. we have so much coming at that the demand gets higher and higher. so our stress builds. there's really a necessity to do something to balance that. at the same time, the western scientific community keeps coming up with more and more ernie: it's easy to learn. a lot of people are afraid. maybe i can't do it.

here is lidia curanaj. reporter: posters like this one are all over the city, officials say that a crisis is emerging and they want new york city to be prepared for it. >> we are announcing a three-year plan that will cover all five boroughs. reporter: mayor bill de blasio announced a 21 million-dollar plan that they say will help to protect new yorkers from the zika virus. the virus is currently in 34 countries and can cause devastating birth defects. >> we want to emphasize that we do not see where there will be a but that does not stop us from wanting to address even more limited problems. the city's plan involves reducing the number of mosquitoes and detecting the presence of disease and educating the public on precautions like mosquito repellent. >> it prepares us for the unlikely but nevertheless possible scenario that we could see local transmission from her own mosquitoes. reporter: that is because mosquitoes are known to carry it. >> the mosquito would bite a new yorker returned from someplace wher

. ♪ bill: lidia and hank. spare change? >> it depends on what kind of change you are looking for.ig through your pockets, everybody. ♪ >> making money, baby. >> the guys and i got out to undaunted on the bed. just to see what we had. ♪ >> did you just give the camera the finger? ♪ [laughter] >> i don't know much of anything. they bring the curiosity plan that is where it all starts. >> look on the front of it. really shiny. >> can you read the number on the top? >> so later on he dumped out his job. >> are you telling? >> only partially stamped. >> those are worth a ton. >> i don't know where it is. >> anyway, she found it. the idlewild park dated 1909. they seem to be pretty special. time to call the expert. he runs colonial valley and he says there are three things essentially that make it quite valuable to my condition, rarity, and demand. >> just because they are new does not mean they are worthless. they could have errors, just like this particular coin. >> because it is a freak. it should have been edited out. >> the most valuable of the bunch. >> we are trying to determine

. >> el abogado cuenta que mientras que javier estÁ encarcelado su familia lidia con problemas psicolÓgicosciÓn para obtener la visa y sus visiones suyas entre la familia aÚn tiene miedo de ser deportado debido al enfoque de ice en las personas que han sido deportadas varias veces. >> inmigraciÓn tiene miedo de que Él usa. los activistas creen estar mÁs cerca de la liberaciÓn de javier ahora de que la concejal ha mostrado su apoyo a travÉs de un comunicado de prensa. ♪ ♪ conductora demÓcratas hispanos en el congreso mostraron su apoyo por acÁ ..daca y paca. >> muy optimista se mostraron congresistas demÓcratas y panaderÍas antes de que la corte vea del caso de daca. >> voy a escuchar los argumentos y esperanzados de que esos argumentos prevalezcan para que millones de personas pueden legas legalizar su estatus. estÁn convencidos de que la corte suprema fallarÁ el presiente tiene la autoridad de decretar sus Órdenes ejecutivas. >> pensamos que vamos a ganar y sino seguiremos luchando, la corte suprema sabe que lo que ha hecho presiente lo han hecho otros presidentes. >> si la corte suprema n

i'm lidia curanaj, fox 5 news. back to you. steve: thanks. a man killed after being shot in the head near a subway station under construction in east new york brooklyn. the victim was 41-year-old charles jones. police say the suspect was wearing construction clothing. at this point no arrests. dari: an nypd officer was convicted by a brooklyn judge of misdemeanor assault for stomping on a suspect's head during a pot bust. the incident was caught on cell phone there. this was in 2014. the nine year veteran will be sentenced in june. he faces up to a year in prison. steve: mayor de blasio will run he made that clear during a radio interview despite a growing corruption scandal at city hall. as lizbeth hernandez potential challengers are -- >> reporter: mayor de blasio saying he will run for a second term. >> mayor de blasio has to say he's running. had he hinted he wasn't, he would become more vulnerable. >> reporter: this is a columnist for the new york post and says the recent investigation into the mayor's campaign fundraising isn't helping.

. >> lidia curanaj has been following them both today, she was with mrs. clinton today. reporter: st depends on what poll you want to believe, one poll had clinton up as much as 14, it looks like that gap is narrowing, it could be anyone's race. hillary clinton keeping up her busy campaign schedule in new york just days ahead of the democratic primary. sunday mayor de blasio stumped for the former secretary of state in brooklyn. >> i was up in washington heights, i said to trump last summer -- enough, you stop with the hate filled rhetoric. baptist church in westchester county, asking supporters to vote not just in the primary but also the general election. >> i am asking for you to be part of what i do as president. reporter: sounding hoarse she spoke with hundreds of supporters. >> i think that staten island values are new york values, and new york values are american values. reporter: i asked supporters why they believe she should be president. they cited same reason, her experience. >> her years as secretary of state and as senator, makes her the most qualified. >> s

i'm lidia curanaj, fox 5 news. dari: the u.s. is sending more ash carter says 200 additional ground troops will be stationed in the country this year. the new forces will mostly be special opps forces used to advise iraqi forces closer to the front lines. carter says the u.s. will provide financial and several apache helicopters to the region. steve: the saudis threatening to pull $750 billion from the u.s. economy if congress passes legislation allowing them to be sued for the september 11th attacks. this as the obama administration decides whether to declassify 28 pages of sealed documents from the 9/11 commission's investigation. some believe there's evidence in those documents that the saudi government helped provide financial aid to the terrorists. linda schmidt will have more at 6:00. dari: 30,000 runners took part in the 120th running of the boston marathon. security was extra tight after the bombings near the finish line three years ago that left three dead and hundreds injured. runners, but in the end it was ethiopia's f

i'm lidia curanaj, fox 5 news. dari: reading glasses aren't the only answer for people who are far sighted. steve: the new eye surgery that's changing the way people can see the world. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, white house says it's taking leftover money aimed altitude t fighting ebola and will fight the zika virus. president obama has called for about $1.9 billion in emergency money to fight the zika virus, but that request, like so much, has stalled in congress. dari: okay. so if you want to get the most nutrients out of your fruits and vegetables, experts say that you need to store them properly. otherwise, you could be ruining t

lidia curanaj for "fox 5 news". steve: showing off her newborn daughter, chrissy tiegan. it is the first picture of little luna. she and her husband john legend posted a tweet on sunday. dari: a preant man eceived a divine intervention during a pre-prenatal checkup. it looks like jesus on a crs. she said she didn't notice until a baby shower. the mother to be said that you crossed. she believes that it's a sign that everything is going to be okay. she is due very soon. and apparently the way this went, she has colitis and so they were checking on hea lot aney were doing a t of sonograms. so she went in and they w that on the ultrasound. steve: that is awesome. it's. dari: where is kelly ripa? all of us, what we are hearing about. we he all of the backstage drama with "live! with kelly and michael." dari: american psycho is a [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doesn' t look good. no, not you. ordinary fuels can clog your engine with dirt. it' s like lugging this around... it' s dragging down your fuel economy. [ breaking glass ] but over time, using new and improved bp gasoline

lidia curanaj, "fox 5 news ." >> our busy schedules can make are squeezing in microworkouts when they can, you need 5 to 10 minutes a day, they are popular here in the city, some exercise you can do in a space the size of a studio apartment. >> a set of 4 exercises one repetition of each, then next set, do same exercise but two reputations each. then move on. push up, sit up, sit up lunges, and jumping jack. gets every muscle group in the body. jenn: he was schooling me, micro work out can help you burn up to 500 calories, and you don't have to miss a day without exper size. steve: do not put red sheets on your bed, it turns out that bedbugs love that color red. they gravitated toward darker collars like red, black, they and yellow. jenn: a brooklyn couple has created a new app for house keeping services, el san ellison shows us what it is about. >> these are brooklyn's jeanie mates, husband and wife team, high school sweethearts, founders of on demand cleaning service that can get to your home or office in no time. >> ensure that a cleaning professional will be there in an hour, beca

lidia curanaj for "fox 5 news". dari: get on your bikes and dot officials were among those taking part in the first bicycle ride over the new bikeway which connects long island city and cleans in brooklyn. the pedestrian walkway is now separated from the bikeway and officials say that a dedicated cycling will help people get to where they need to go quickly and safely. steve: will sarah will not be taking part in the ronald reagan film project. he read and considered but never committed to star in it. it has been described as a political satire about the president suffering early dementia at the start of his second term. reagan's family was quickly outraged. the film was portrayed as is his struggle with alzheimer's in a comedic fashion. the whole point of the movie is that it was they wanted someone to play the part of the president. he died from alzheimer's in 2004. dari: some of new york's bravest saving lives in an entirely different way than they do this 47-year-old amy alcorn was battling leukemia until she re

lidia curanaj is live with the latest with how the vote is going on. reporter: the meeting started strong. the meeting was published but our cameras were not allowed inside, they said to protect the privacy of the children. the valley school board is voting on a policy that would allow transgender students to use whatever bathroom they identify with. if the measure passes it follows several other new jersey school district, many attend the meeting, some advocating for policy others again it. >> it really should not be pushed this hard by the district. i think it too abusive, for the kids. >> this says they can be themselves and transition if they choose, pro sent them 12s however they are -- themselves however they are as a person, do 1u7 are on the they could ever ask for around them. reporter: principal stelling stell -- telling me there are 6 transstudents ta attend the classes, most students are supportive. that is latest here back to you. >> appreciate it lydia thank you. dari: hillary clinton made a final stop on long island with 8 days to go unt

and states' rights the opposition to gun control opposition to abortion and federal income-tax the lidiaf conservative issues to live a very different times the weighted birch society was treated at the time by william buckley. and with eisenhower being gay communist what is out of the conservative movement? the way the conservatives "national review" has said donald trump is not a real conservative. there is an interesting parallel. and members of the birch society. the robert welch said -- should resign as head of the of birch society. >> but if we will is said different asian and dead different time was he a nazi ? >>. >> guest: to comment? >> no. and the other questions? >> so what happens to those three americans? it took two months to take the jury. with their experiences to observe that territory that they were passing through. won was unlisted officer but then she apologized for the death of john birch. in a was an accident it was very tragic they were debriefed and then they went to india. i am sure there were told what to talk about this incident it was too sensitive at the tim

i'm lidia curanaj, fox 5 news. back to you in the studio. steve: thank you. dari: mayor de blasio says that it's time to spend more money on police, ambulances and snow removal. steve: dan bowens here to break down the budget plan. >> reporter: this is anais covarrubias >> while laying out financial needs for the city, the mayor has pointed criticism at leaders >> this is a very powerful chart. >> for the first time since the 1930s, mayor bill de blasio says more people are moving to new york city than out of it. >> new york city is now home to the all time highest number of jobs we've ever had. >> reporter: the unveiling of the budget highlighted by a proposal for a $70 million police precinct in queens. 21 million for specialized snow removal equipment. a clear response to issues last winter and $276 million for repairs on the ed koch bridge and the manhattan bridge. >> a budget has to be understood as a statement of values, a statement of priorities. >> reporter: the mayor making a statement by criticizing the state government. >> we've seen a very noted d

lidia curanaj takes us to her birthday bash. >> reporter: beautiful baby tamaya is happy and healthy. happy birthday to you >> reporter: there's a good reason why she's celebrating her first birthday here at the children's hospital in valhalla. her mother feared this wonderful >> she had a 20 percent chance of living and that don't expect too much. but she's here. >> reporter: she is one of the lightest babies to ever survive here in new york state. she was born four months early and spent six months in the neonatal intensive care unit. this is the director of the unit here. >> we're truly growing people. she was 265 grams when she was born, which is 9.6 ounces. she gained eight times her weight by the time she left the hospital. >> reporter: by the time she left the hospital, she weighed eight pounds. doctors say high tech technology saved her life, but so did something as simple as breast milk. her mother was unable to breast-feed. the hospital used donated milk. >> she was exclusively breast milk fed from birth, which does a lot to improve immune function, prevent consequences. rig

reporting from the bronx, i'm lidia curanaj, fox 5 news. steve: let's talk weather. 77. christina: lots of pollen. steve: i noticed that. the humidity is carrying it's going to be a tough season, given that the winter wasn't so harsh. it will probably be a bad pollen season. if you're affected by those type of allergens, doesn't look pretty through the next couple of weeks. today, once we get rain and start to clean out the air, we have some showers around, 79, 62 today. way above average for this time of year. a nice, mild day. humidity up from the last few days. we'll see a bit of cloud cover tomorrow morning and a lot of sun in the afternoon. 77 now. humidity at 45%. that's on the increase with the south wind. clouds, too. pressure 29.80 and it is holding steady. again, we have a couple of showers nearby. here's fox 5 sky guardian. one cluster still north of town ready to cross from rockland county into westchester county near peekskill and a county of showers near point pleasant beach extending southward. we'll see more of these as the there'll be a thunderstorm thre

dari: lidia curanaj joining us from the newsroom with the latest on the rescue and recovery. >> reporter: not only was the area hit with an earthquake 24 hours ago, but they also suffered through more than 100 aftershocks in the interim. today's quake struck eight miles south of where thursday's quake hit. this latest quake was extremely powerful, with a preliminary magnitude of 7.1. the quake shook the region at 1:25 saturday. several aftershocks followed, some as strong as 5.3 magnitude. japanese media is showing collapsed streets, crumbling buildings and homes. the number of dead is unknown. there are many reports of people being trapped inside their homes because the earthquake was it's technically a foreshock. dramatic video has surfaced showing an eight-month-old baby being pulled from the rubble of a collapsed house after being buried alive as a result of the previous quake. the government's chief spokesperson said that the tremor injured at least 860 people, 53 seriously, nine were killed. thursday's quake was a 6.5. right now, about 44,000 people are in shelters. japanese offici

jobs to managers in suburban offices, in many cases, women are not getting paid for the same work our lidia curanaj is joining us right now with a new report that shows the impact of this gender pay gap. >> reporter: unfortunately, this is not anything new. this report finds that over a lifetime, the average woman will earn nearly a half million dollars less than her male counterpart. it's 2016, yet when it comes to the pay gap between men and women, we're apparently still decades away from real progress. >> we know that in '63, we were at 59 cents to the dollar. we're now at 79 cents. we got a raise. but it's still unfair. and what this report shows, if we continue at the same rate, it will be 2059 before women get the same equal treatment. >> reporter: released today by congresswoman carolyn maloney, the report, gender pay inequality, examined the pay gap and its effect on women, families and the economy. >> reporter: right now the countries that does not give paid leave for the birth of a child. we're with new guinea. >> the women's soccer league filed a complaint requesting an investiga

lidia curanaj is live with more on what's happening with the vote only 90 minutes away. >> reporter: that's right. only 90 minutes away in the building behind me. it is public, so anyone can come and voice their opinion. we spoke with a lot of people and it's unclear whether the measure will pass. heard a different opinion. should transgender students be allowed to choose what bathroom and locker rooms they identify with? that's the measure being voted on tonight. while students are supportive -- >> if someone is passionate about being what they want to be, they should have the choice to be able to use whatever bathroom they choose. >> i think everyone should have equal rights. it doesn't bother me. it shouldn't bother anyone else. >> reporter: maggie callahan says she's concerned. >> i think that some of the kids, it's going to cause issues, some trouble, possibly getting into fights or things like that. that's what i'm worried about. >> reporter: recently bruce springsteen cancelled his concert in north carolina after lawmakers there passed the so-called bathroom law. it states whi

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they are talking lidia in particular, which is a mixed focus for europe because there are said to beomething in the region of perhaps one million people waiting in the migrant migrant countries of north africa. guy: allen, can i take you back to the brexit story -- it is interesting to see how the terms of the trade are starting to change. migrant countries of norththe market is paying atn to what obama is saying. do you think the british people will pay attention to what he's saying? give us a concrete response to this. do british people tend to look towards washington positively? what actual effect do you think this is going to have? alan: i think that rather than listening to individual voices, as important as they are, this important contribution adds to the momentum that we've had. virtually every european leader backing david cameron. it is this overwhelming sense that global leaders are behind the british prime minister on thisj. . , we saw it yesterday with the pound going up, with our own bloomberg index, which is a complex amalgamation of holes and actually going down the p

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lidia curanaj is live with more on what's happening with the vote only 90 minutes away. >> reporter: that's right. only 90 minutes away in the building behind me. it is public, so anyone can come and voice their opinion.