anaya and lopez obrador were tied. but after the accusations of money laundering against ricardo , the one who took advantage of that was lopez obrador. likecreased his support 14% and anaya lost about 9% in this area. right now, it is almost a two to one relationship between lopez obrador and anaya in this area. pri has not got any increase of support in this region. i think this graph and this region really shows you what happened during the campaign, the accusations of money laundering translate into decreasing support for anaya and increasing support for lopez obrador, and that pri did not benefit at all from this. is veryregion that important to take a look at is the southern part of mexico, the most underdeveloped areas of the country. you can see that lopez obrador in 2006 and 2012 was very competitive in that area. his main opposition was the pri. prier in 2006 or 2012, the never got below 30% of support. but then -- and this is another important trend that explains what is going on in mexico right now -- there

lopez obrador thursday candidate who increased a lead. in february he had about 38-39% points in the electoral preferences and right now it's 47-48, and if you compare these numbers with november, december, of late last year, lopez obrador as increased hi support 10 to 12 percentage points and the other candidates have not moved that much, so probably the most important event took place in february when there were all these criticism or accusations of money laundering against ricardo anaya, which translated into increasing support for lopez obrador and anae -- anaya with the same level of support and this is the key moment and i'll show you later from some figures that support this view. so, today it's very clear who the leader is. this is not par himry system or like the u.s., where the electoral college decides who wins. so it's very clear that lopez obrador has a very big advantage. what would hear for lopez obrador to flus people talk about polling mistakes in the pastout can make a very cat struggle event or that folk polls were real

of lopez obrador has increased a lot.millennials is a part of the explanation of what happened with the dynamics of the campaign. it was a a very competitive grp at the beginning of the year, but later on they just went from lopez obrador and they abandoned ricardo anaya. what lopez obrador gained in this group, it's what anaya lost. and nothing happened with support for antonio meade. you can see a lot of the stability and support for the pri, which is also a confirmation of that, the pri is already counting on his hard-core supporters. haven't moved that much during the campaign. location is another important story. unlike what many people think, in 2006, 2006 people with low levels of education which tend to be the poor ones in mexico, they didn't support lopez obrador that much. it was a very competitive group. primarily because of official programs from the government, social policy. but right now, especially during the campaign, support for lopez obrador among this group is increased to 50%. in previous election was

sam lopez. when police asked sam about that night, he remembered something very specific. >> a hickey. >> on her neck? >> on her -- right here. covered up with her bra. >> you mean way down here on her shoulder? >> right here. right here. >> reporter: sam claimed it was no big deal. >> i didn't want to hit her up, like, tell her: "hey, you know, who were you with last night?" whatever. >> reporter: but that night, police records showed sam received two traffic citations, both while driving cathy's car. one was an open container ticket for drinking alcohol in a parking lot. the other for failing to stop at a stop sign. the cop who pulled sam over for not stopping, said sam flew thru the intersection, and when he approached the car, the cop said it looked as if sam and cathy had been arguing. but he did say cathy looked fine. nobody was quite sure what happened after that, except they apparently parted company. sam in his car, cathy in hers. then cathy arrived home, too out of it to realize she'd

fue todo que jennifer lÓpez jueza del concurso no podrÍa creer lo que estaba viendo.practicaron 5 horas diarias pero parte del encanto de su baile que hace 10 aÑos son pareja de baile y tambiÉn sentimental >>> cuando tiene la complicidad con la pareja tienes una conexiÓn diferente en el escenario nos sentimos como uno solo >>> alcanzar la gloria no ha sido fÁcil, en algÚn momento bailaron en la calle para ganar algo de dinero. karen y ricardo se conocieron a los 9 aÑos y desde entonces no han dejado de ba bailar juntos ademÁs de ir a la escuela se dedicaba en bailar en un salÓn no mÁs grande como este por 4 horas diarias. han ganado 15 campeonatos. rebeca smith noticias telemundo. >>> asÍ llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn de noticias telemundo gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo, buenas noches >> encontraron el cadÁver del papÁ de mi hija. no encontraron a mi hija. >> llevo diez aÑos casada con mi esposo. Él no puede tener hijos. nos enamoramos de la niÑa en cuanto la miramos. entonces, empezamos el proceso nosotros de adopciÓn. >> ¿cÓmo se supera la muerte o la de

laura: lÓpez rador seems to be way out in front.the corruption and criminality in mexico that is driving his apparent success michael: those aren the two m factors. according to mexicans, they are fed up. ther were 29,000 homicides in mexico, the rate has been going up and up. corruption is widespread in the government. the political parties, there ruling partieslutionary, institutional parties, and the other political partve been discredited because they one associated with corrup and also not solving the problems. also, the economy. when the government came in, the current government, they promisedeforms, economic owth would increase. that hasn't happened. laura: are the candidates running against donald trump and his border wall, or is he not an sue in this election? michael: he is not an issue in the election. very marginal. clearly it is part of the environment, and it plays into lÓpez obrador's nationalist message. i think it strengthens it. but basically, mexicans ared worrieout what is happening in mexico, and that is what t

cierre de campaÑa, andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador hace un Último llamado al voto en un acto lleno en ela capital mexicana siendo el favorito en las elecciones del domingo que seguirÁ minuto por platos minutos. >>> una joven de 28 aÑos arrasa en las primariases nueva york, derrota a uno de los demÓcratas mÁs influyentes con una campaÑa progresista en la que propone eliminar ice. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> el fÚtbol logra cosas ma r maravillosas cosas insÓlitas y los mexicanos se sienten tambiÉn ahora coreanos coreano hermano mexicano. es el grito unÁnime que se escuchÓ hoy en la mÉxico. despuÉs que el tri se clasificara gracias a la victoria de corea frente a aleman alemania, incluso alzaron a hombros a algunos trabajadores de la embajada. (gritos) >>> en rusia lo que empezÓ siendo un funeral, acabÓ en una autÉntica fiesta cuando los mexicanos que habÍan visto perder a su equipo en el estadio de ekaterimburgo conocieron la victoria de corea. >>> corea >>> y hasta en los Ángeles la tristeza se tornÓ en alegrÍa y todos gritaban el nombre de

yo creo que lÓpez obrador no se la va a dar.icanos en estados unidos. por todo eso tenemos que llegar a acuerdos. estamos obligados a entendernos y a caminar juntos. jaime: sin embargo los analistas advierten que los millones de mexicanos que habrÁn de votar tienen más preocupaciÓn por resolver problemas internos como la violencia y el desempleo. enrique: y la pequeÑa ciudad de annapolis en maryland estÁ de luto. annapolis tiene una poblaciÓn de 40,000 habitantes. los fallecidos eran conocidos en esa comunidad. patricia: vamos a hacer nuestra primera pausa. cuando regresemos, aumentan los casos de agresiÓn contra jÓvenes por parte de pandilleros en nueva york. enrique: y tropas extranjeras podrÍan llegar a nicaragua. todo autorizado por el gobernante daniel ortega. ♪ patricia: la historia de ataques violentos contra inmigrantes hispanos en nueva york se sigue repitiendo. van dos casos mÁs despuÉs de que un joven fue asesinado a machetazos. se saludan alzando tres dedos de la mano. blanca rosa vilches tiene mÁs. blanca: ha pasado

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rosa lopez is a nurse in berlin for twenty years she's been helping older people who can no longer care for themselves rosa is a originally from spain she loves her job but it's increasingly difficult to do it well. thirty six thousand positions for care workers remain unfilled in germany and she feels the effects of this personnel shortage every day. nurse rose as work week gets off to a brisk start she's one of more than thirty caregivers who work for you on one of berlin's oldest privately run home health care services. the office has a house key for each patient because many can no longer open their own entrance doors trained nurses like rosa lopez care for as many as thirty patients a day. i've tried a lot of things in my life but i wasn't so happy with any of them. then i just started nursing and that was my thing. why. i'm. here it's just the diversity of working with people there are different stories every day's different. her first patient today is would tell me. this was. from home it is ninety four years old and lives alone her husband died years ago today she's in a lot of

rosa lopez is a nurse in berlin for twenty years she's been helping older people who can no longer care for themselves. is originally from spain she loves her job but it's increasingly difficult to do it well. thirty six thousand positions for care workers remain unfilled in germany and she. feels the effects of this personnel shortage every day. or. nurse rose as work week gets off to a brisk start she's one of more than thirty caregivers who work for yard one of berlin's oldest privately run home health care services. the office has a house key for each patient because many can no longer open their own entrance doors trained nurses like rosa lopez care for as many as thirty patients a day. i've tried a lot of things in my life but i wasn't so happy with any of them. then i just started nursing and that was my thing. why. i. think it's just the diversity of working with people there are different stories every day's different. her first patient today is would tell me. it's crazy. from home and she's ninety four years old and lives alone her husband died years ago today she's in a lot o

lÓpez obrador junto mÁs de 100,000 personas en el estadio azteca.ra la elecciÓn del domingo. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. patricial: muy buenas noches. los extremos de la actual administraciÓn en cuestiones migratorias continÚa llegando a niveles nunca imaginados. una abogada de inmigraciÓn ha denunciado haber sido agredida por un agente de ice. esto ocurriÓ en un centro de detenciÓn en missouri junto a su cliente, un menor de edad que estaba a punto de ser de portada. la abogada fue empujada por un agente. andrea linares hablÓ con agredida y nos tiene las imÁgenes. andrea: este fue el empujÓn que sufriÓ la abogada de inmigraciÓn, andrea martÍnez. segÚn ella, el agresor fue una gente de ice. anddrea m: tengo unas fracturas en mi pierna derecha. tambiÉn tengo varias laceraciones. estaba sangrando de la rodilla izquierda. andrea: el incidente ocurriÓ el martes por la madrugada ante mÚltiples cÁmaras de televisiÓn, afuera de un centro de ice en la ciudad de kansas, en missouri. martÍn

lÓpez obrador has been a politician all his life.ld trump is not a politician.z lÓrador was the mayor of mexico city, the capital, so he has governing experience and you can evaluate his record. donald trump was a real estate investor. -- developer. but they have a similamessage in attacking the status quo, the establishment, political parties, and bh are beneficiaries of the weakening of political parties in the united states and also in mexico. laura: lÓpez obrador seems to be way out in front. is it the corruption and criminality in mexico that isiv ing his apparent success? michael: those are the two main factors.in accoto mexicans, they are fed up. there were 29,000 homicides inra mexico, th has been going up and up. corruption is widespread in the government. the political parties, the ruling parties, revolutionary, institutional parties, and the other political parties have been discredited because they are associated with corruption and alsoot solving the problems. also, the economy. when the government came in, the current g

many hope the park named after andy lopez will bring healing and unity to the community. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard joins us now from santa rosa with more on the story. cor sne cornell? >> reporter: this dedication ceremony has ended but as you can see lots of parents and kids enjoying this beautiful brand new park on the first day. many agree this place is more than just a park. it's a way to help the community move forward and heal. >> jesus invites us to pray always. >> reporter: there were prayers in memory of andy lopez. at the dedication ceremony of a new park which bears his aztec dancers performed a blessing ceremony. he hopes this space will indeed unite. >> for now as you reflect on this park and look and drive by, it'll start to heal and mend what has happened in the past. >> reporter: the park built on the same lot where lopez was fatally shot by a sheriff's deputy in 2014. he was carryingane air soft bb gun which resembled an ak-47. investigators say the deputy fired when lopez turned and lifted it up. >> when police protect and care when they know u

, and from the chicago bulls, robin lopez. their opponents, representing the university of kentucky, from the minnesota timberwolves, all-star karl-anthony towns, and from the phoenix suns, three-point champion devin booker. hello, devon! welcome. >> hello. >> yeah. >> first question, do you know things. >> yes. >> yes, all right! you're on the board. >> well, we're going to find out if you're right. these are the rules. i will give you a question. the first team to buzz in and answer it correctly gets points. if you get it right, you get the points. if you do not get it right, you get to come in and try to steal those points. the winners will bring pride and glory to their schools. the losers will bring pestilence and shame. are you ready? let's begin. the first question is, what physicist is responsible for the equation "e" equals "mc" squared? brook? >> albert einstein. >> that is absolutely right, brook! >> i'm going to step back. >> that question really scared me. >> devon, you decided not to play? >> six months, man, tha

years mexico has been led by leaders from the rights now we're looking at a strong left wing candidate lopez obrador potentially becoming president that could suggest a major shift in how the country will be governed now if lopez obrador wins will he be successful in turning the country around and tackling major issues like corruption violent crime the economy. well thank you the answer depends a lot on on how much he wins by if he can win with a strong majority and the party that he has been leading in a majority in the congress he might be able to carry out some significant reforms keep in mind that for the last thirty years mexico has been governed by an alternation of different parties from the from the right as you say but it's really been a three way party system and none of those parties are hanging on the really all

lopez obrador is going to be completely different.s a matter of fact, just recently lopez obrador said that this policy of family separation is racist. in other words, if he becomes president, and he would be december 1st, he would be completely different than pena nieto with donald trump. >> tucker: so we are getting another racism lecture from a rich white mexican ruling class member. okay. just want to clarify that. hold on. to get racism lecturs from any mexican official who presides over one of the most racist countries in the world -- most americans don't understand that. i have spent enough time there -- >> but it's racist what is happening -- but it is racism. let me just say why. what are the number of american kids in cages right now? zero. what is the number of central american, mexican kids in cages? 2300. >> tucker: no one is being detained because of the color of his skin. this is in mexico. in mexico, giving rise to levels of prominence because it's too racist. as you know. again, mexican citizens are in a position to l

lÓpez obrador: las encuestas indican que vamos a ganar las elecciones del prÓximo domingo.o ya. queremos que haya justicia. >> el cambio ya no necesita jaime: lÓpez obrador siga a este cierre de campaÑa con a nt algunas encuestas, pero la pregunta que se hacen muchas de las personas que estÁn participando en este evento es si esa ventaja habrÁ de reflejarse en el conteo de votos. >> ahora sÍ que se ha escuchado de que van a hacer mucha trampa en el conteo de votos. jaime: por supuesto que son tramposos, por supuesto que van a intentar fraude y no les alcanza. les vamos a ganar de manera avaya asador el prÓximo domingo. --- avayasadora el prÓximo domingo. jaime: ricardo anaya de la coaliciÓn por mÉxico al frente y josÉ antonio mid cerraron sus campaÑas. esto da paso a un periodo de tres dÍas para votar. Éste serÁ el proceso electol mÁs grande de nuestra historia. mÁs de 18,000 cargos estarÁn en disputa. a las instituciones electorales que hemos construido a lo largo de dÉcadas, nos permite anticipar una jornada electoral ordenada y participativa. >> creo que ahorita laa las

thank you, lopez obrador. candidate, anaya, what are pickmer measures that will be taken by your government order to disrespect restrict mexican experts. >> i think it's a key question, one hand which we need to reassess and rethink our relationship with the united states, 80% of our exports are going to the united states. people say that you don't make many mistakes you make one mistake and then you have to deal with the consequences. one historic error was to receive donald trump in -- who was insulting, who was attacking the mexican people. it didn't even take -- bother to read this book. says you have to provoke the opponent and if he is weak, we smash him. and if he is strong, we negotiate. so when my opponent is weak, we crush him. so, if you want to be respected, you have to respect yourself first. a president needs to behave with dignity, and i will defend the national interests. >> candidate -- i'd like to know what are the specific actions to redirect mexican exports in order to reduce the economic i

that's how she found paul lopez.hey had been dating for a few months, and paul had even joined her weekly softball game. lopez was the last person maribel talked to on the phone. now police wanted to talk to him. >> you know you're not under arrest or anything like that. >> i wouldn't think so. >> ramirez sat across from paul and asked about his relationship with maribel. >> nothing's been exclusive. it's just been dating. >> okay. you date other people too? >> me, yeah. >> you don't know if she dates other people or not? >> i don't ask, don't tell. >> and he asked lopez where he was on the night maribel disappeared. >> did you come into orange at all on thursday? >> no. >> police also had to consider this. maribel had told lucy that things weren't working out with paul lopez. >> she wasn't a match with paul. so she was online talking to people. >> it wasn't clear if paul knew, even as they kept dating, that maribel was back on plenty of fish and had met a new man. he was a photographer who'd worked a lot with the mi

even lopez obrador team says the wholesale change he promises will be impossible one of been a straight and i agree cultural economists who are in general support the plan of question dave price guarantees for individual farmers and in particular in full swing home grown food and carry a steep cost for authorities and consumers is because when testing the view that in consequence it's going to be very expensive for the government and mexican taxpayer that. promise them so seems split between those two banking on a ruling party which has given them just enough to survive and those like a year or more voting in the hope of change john home and how does it make to account. jonathan fox is a professor of development studies at the school of international service at american university he joins us now via skype from washington good to have you with us for the last seventy years mexico has been led by leaders from the rights now we're looking at a strong left wing candidate lopez obrador potentially becoming president that could suggest a major shift in how the country will be governed now if

let's begin with monica lopez babaltodano.lain what is happenining on e ground.. >> thank you very much for the opportunity. what we have been seeing for the oftdaysse u very strong proper the rebellion against the violence of daniel ortega's govent. the rebellion has beened by also it has nowut become a rebellion of all the nicaraguan population. we've seen massiveve proteststsn the streets. also important, actions a protest happening, for instance, re0% othe e nicaragua are blococked by population is requesting twsic thgs. juice fothe more than 127 people that have been murdered by ortega's reregime so far moha00e injured, and also the decision of nicaragua population that ortega and his wife leave power. the protests are getting higher and bigger every day. today, managua is blocked all over the mst people a not being represe by the negotiation process. the government is trying to move forward without a cti wt people are asking, that they , ive power as soon as possiblna want to ask you, you served in the sandinista governm

investigators say the deputy opened fire when lopez turned and raised his weapon. following the shooting, there were protest marches demanding justice. a small memorial went up at the scene of the the. >> in themry of >> this has memory boxes with his picture. >> today is a remembrance of andy and his life and the tragedy that unfolded here and the community moving forward. >> the ceremony too emotional for andy lopez's mother. andy's aunt spoke on her behalf. >> we'll continue to struggle together in his memory so that this will never happen again. >> reporter: the deputy was cleared of wrongdoing of the shooting back in 2016, but friends still want justice. >> if we keep fighting for it, maybe the cop will be off the streets but they will never have their son back. >> reporter: the lopez family ended the ceremony by releasing white doves symbolizing peace. >>> thousands of people marched across america yesterday calling for an end to gun violence. that included a group right here in the bay area. abc 7 news was at the golden gate bridge for a rally at the san fra

so right now lopez obrador has a lead of between 20 points and 30 points in the polls.has given up to 50% of the vote despite there being a field candidates. this is unprecedented. it would be the biggest landslide since at least 1994. there is a feeling of excitement in the air and there's a lot of people who are depositing their hopes for a change in the media future ois campaign, but there are a lot of major concerns as well. their concerns about fraud. given monitoring a number of the forms of fraud with -- through a network that was formed and are getting ready to deploy observers because there is a core part of the establishment, both in the conservative national action partynd the ruling institutional revolutionary party, that are unwilling to let go of power. especially with a left-leaning candidate. juan: laura, one of the unusualf his race is that z obrar who has run twice for president is running out with a party that he ran previously. that party is allied with the conservative -- the prd. in es deceloped a new party or new alle, marina -- morena. can you ta

cabo un juicio contra el office dial de la oficina del alguacil del condado quien disparÓ contra andy lÓpezntando que el policÍa como el joven tenÍa un arma el policÍa no se puede las de derechos civiles en aÑos recientes la corte suprema habÍa protegido a agentes de la ley que enfrentaban demandas similares alegando uso excesivo de fuerza. >>la corte de apelaciones de cali cÓrnea segÚn lo que dijo el novenos circuito si puede ser res con sable tanto el abogado de la usina de lenguas como funcionarios de esa dependencia criticaron la decisiÓn de la sub tema corte el abogado dijo estar de sed leonado or que la corte no hace todo la apelaciÓn en tanto el alguacil asÍs tente tambiÉn reaccionÓ a la noticia la corte suprema escucha menos del 2% de este tipo de casos pero estamos buscando clarificaciÓn por la seguridad de nuestra comunidad. >>eso significa que el caso continÚa. >>en opiniÓn del abogado esta decisiÓn es algo positivo para los padres del menor de 13 aÑos que llevaba un rifle de juguete. >>la corte estÁ dejando que esa familia pueda continuar con su caso y ver si puede encontrar un

as lopez began to turn toward him, gilhouse fired eight shots. lopez was killed.his week, the supreme court is being asked to shield the deputy from being sued by lopez's to parents. if they denied the appeal, the parents' sued can go to trial this fall. >>> 4:14. we are going to get you out the door. sal is watching our early morning commute good morning. >> good morning. in gilroy it looks pretty good, dave, pam. we are going to start there. it's a very looking the te. farley commutes. so far, so good along the stretch from cemetery morgan hill and into the west valley. which still looks very nice. there have been no major problems here. we are also looking at interstate 280 driving into san jose downtown. from downtown to the west valley. and at the bay bridge, we don't have much going on is now. i'm wondering if this is the week when people will start seeing drop-offs because of summit -- summer vacations. at 4:15, let's bring rosemary in with today's forecast. >> it's going to feel like summer out there for many of us. especially inland. temperatures warning

Última encuesta, andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador lidera la encuesta.porque las temperaturas van a ir aumentando. temperaturas bajo lo que es usual para esta Época del aÑo. agradable hacia oakland con 64, en san francisco en los 72 y 78 en 2 santa rosa. estamos bajo el dominio de un sistema de alta presiÓn que esta provocando condiciones aptas para incendios forestales. en el Área de la bahÍa condiciones tranquilas. en solano y el valle de sacramento hay vigilancia por riesgo de incendios forestales. aumentan las temperaturas, lo mÁs caluroso hacia concord y santa rosa donde el sÁbado algunos sectores pudieran acercarse a los 100°. en oakland y san francisco os bajos 80. nada de lluvia en ese panorama, cielo despejado permanece en gran parte del Área de la bahÍa. las temperaturas aumentan hacia el sÁbado. domingo en los 85 y mediados de la prÓxima jornada temperaturas en los bajos 80. en san francisco de la junta directiva le certificÓ a la nueva alcaldesa. despuÉs de una elecciÓn exhaustiva, lo sacar ventaja y superar a su competidor mÁs cercano con l

quedÓ una vez mÁs claro manuel lÓpez obrador es el. es tuvieron atacÁndolo a Él. propuso cortar los sueldos de los altos funcionarios del gobierno por su parte ricardo anaya asegurÓ haber sido blanco de ataque durante la campaÑa. se vio particularmente de agresivo de buena forma y sobre todo se fue contra el argunto principal lÓpez obrador aparecdest es una elecciÓn de tinta las dos primeras las perdiÓ y esta parece ser la tercera vez vida en la que vivamente si logra ganar hasta ahorita prÁctico ricamente todas la puesta lo muestran adelante de, eso nos high pica la elecciÓn presiden real se llevarÁ a cabo el primero de bota asegÚrese de enviar su voto se ha contado. >>si bien han hecho mÁs proceso todÍfalta mucho por hacer para hÚmedo dar el nÚmero de votan es en exterior. usuariospublicaron su creatividad y de lo que dijeron en su Último debate, tambiÉn le vamos a compartir algunas de las opiniones sobre las propuestas de los candidatos. ♪ lorena dijo que en lugar de pelearse entre ellos mejor que se pusieron a buscar mejores opcion

campaÑa electoral mÁs violenta de los Últimos tiempos en mÉxico entra en su recta final.con manuel lÓpezera favorito para llegar a la presidencia. con un triunfo brillante frente a polonia por 3-0 colombia retoma el rumbo del mundial y definirÁ sus posibilidades frente a senegal.vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. fÉlix: muy buenas tardes y bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn del fin de semana. reciente truncada vez mÁs dura en su polÍtica antiinmigrante. el mandatario hablÓ en su cuenta de twitter sobre lo que calificÓ sobre una invasión de inmigrantes y pidiÓ que se pongan en prÁctica deportaciones extrajudiciales de inmediato. activistas y defensores de los derechos humanos lo tildaron de racista y dictador. pablo con los detalles. pablo: tru afirmÓ que los similares documentos que cruzan la frontera sur deben ser deportados inmediatamente sin oportunidad de comparecer contra un juez que el termine su caso. a lo que viola el debido proceso judicial. no podemos permitir que esta gente invada nuestro paÍs. cuando alguien entra de

many people hope the park named after andy lopez will bring healing to the community. cornel bernard has the story. >> reporter: there were prayers in memory of andy lopez at the dedication ceremony of the new park which bears his name. aztec dancers performed a ceremony. he hope this e space will unite. >> for now, you start to mend what happened in the past. >> reporter: he was shot in 2013. he was carrying a bb gun which resembled an ak-47 tft deputy opened fire which lopez turned and raised his weapon. following the shooting, there were protest marches demanding justice of the a small memorial. >> when the police protect and care, when they know us and show love for us. >> the park features a memorial to andy lopez with memory boxes. >> today a memory. >> the ceremony, too emotional tour for his mother. >> we will continue to struggle in his memory show the will never happened again. >> the deputy was cleared of any wrongdoing but friends still want justice. maybe they'll never had the have to see it. >> they released white doves. symbolizing peach. >>> thousands o

>> ( translated ): for lÓpez obrador.st he undds our problems.s come here and when he's come he's supported us a lot, we think he's more hon >> reporter: that's because allegations of corruption dog the current government, led by politicians from the ruling p.r.i. party. in chihuahua, former governor cÉsar dute's been accused of embezzlement. in tamaulipas, former governorrn eugenioÁndez's been indicted for money-laundering. mexican president enrique peÑa nieto's wife bought a $7 million house from a builder who received contracts from her husband. skd in veracruz, governor javier duarte's accused oming up to $3 billion of public money, and replacing children's chemotherapy with water. >> i know people are ary because of these examples, and i tell them, i know you're angry. you should be angry.or we areangry. >> reporter: claudia ruiz maalieu is the secretary gen of the ruling p.r.i., or institutional revolutionary party, and mexico's former foreign secretary. the p.r.i. candidate, jose antonio meade, is double digits behind lopez obrador. do you

andres manuel lopez 0brador is a pragmatist at the end of the day and he wants to make things work. —n the us over this election. as more protests and rallies are planned across the united states over the weekend against the president's immigration policy migrants who were separated from their children are still waiting to see them again. more than 2000 children were taken away when their parents illegally crossed into the united states. that's before donald trump signed an executive order to stop the practice. in this special report, our north america correspondent aleem maqbool has been given access to a centre in el paso, texas. the facility houses recently released migrant parents, and they still haven't been reunited with their children. phone rings. this is where parents wait by the phone, desperate for news of their children. they were taken away from them by us immigration officials. all they've been given in return is a number to call. but yessica still hasn't even been told where her six—year—old son, marcelo, is. translation: what they've done is horrible. i've had no infor

los que siguen a ricky ricÓn en el paÍs voten por el bronco. >> otro de los candidatos fue manuel lÓpez las urnas este domingo 1 de julio y mÉxico elige presidente el domingo y la spect nativa es cada vez mÁs grande muchos inmigrantes siguen pendientes de lo que ocurre en su paÍs natal votan desde el pandillero porque consideran que hay mucho en juego. >> hoy hablamos con un mexicano quien enviÓ su voto por correo con una profesora que sigue el tema de la holÍstica mexicana para tratar de poner en perth activa lo que es el juego. >>a pesar de que ya lleva 20 aÑos en estados unidos voto por correo. >> si no votas no te quejes, puede que no sean tus papÁs, tus hermanos, pero lo mejor tus tÍos siguen allí por ellos tambiÉn debes ejercer ese derecho no es solamente mandar dinero. >> mÉxico elige presidente por el desencanto del status quo. >> mÁs de 30 y otro 1000 niÑos desaparece y dos que es una grave crisis. ivonne es una profesora del centro de estudios latinoamericanos. >>para mÍ esto es una lucha de clases es como decirle a las clases bajas mÁtense en ustedes. agrega que la desigualda

. >> diaz lopez. >> we get you into ice's system. we get you into ice's custody. you go through the immigration process. >> do you want an interpreter? >> yes. >> you have to step here. >> reporter: gwinnett county accounted for by far the most encounters nationally. >> do you verify you do not have documentation to legally be here in the united states? >> reporter: 27-year-old diaz lopez was driving to his plumbing job when he was pulled over because his passenger was not wearing a seat belt. he was arrested for driving without a license. how long have you been in the u.s.? >> 11 years. >> reporter: have you ever been deported before? >> no. >> reporter: no. so this would be your first time. >> first time. >> reporter: how are you feeling right now? >> i feel scared. >> reporter: unlike diaz lopez, 70% of those deported by ice from this jail have prior criminal records, such as javier cuatro, who has multiple felonies and deportations. i heard that you said you want to be deported, you want to go back. >> yes. >> reporter: why? >> reporter: moments later ice arri

in 2013, andy lopez was carrying a plastic pellet gun that looked like an ak-47. sheriff deputy eric gelhouse yelled for 13-year-old lopez to drop the gun which he mistook for a real weapon. gelhouse told investigators the boy turned, then raised but did not point the barrel of the gun in his direction. deputy fired eight shots. the sorono county sheriff's office -- sonoma county sheriff's office was hoping the high court would support their argument that officers don't need to wait for a gun to be actually pointed at them before responding with deadly force to protect themselves and the public. >> you're going to put people in position of hesitation. and when you have the hesitation, you know, and they're thinking about how -- what they can do, then it's too late. >> reporter: in many cases, law enforcement officers are protected under the ruling because a use of force isn't clearly established. >> my experience with these kind of cases is that law enforcement's position is that they're always right, and they should always be immune from liability in these cases.