but maribel was like a rock. >> what did maribel say about going overseas? >> she didn't express her feelings about it. she just said, well, i'm -- this is what's happening, sister. you need to talk to mom. >> maribel went to war in iraq. >> what was it like to see her in uniform? >> it was -- it was pretty amazing. >> gisele is lucy's daughter, maribel's niece. >> i saw her as a really brave strong soldier. sometimes i wouldn't see her as my aunt. it was just like, whoa, you're going out there to save everybody. >> you were proud of her? >> yeah. >> maribel learned to jump out of airplanes and she manned the guns for armed convoys. she saw more than her share of combat. she also made sergeant. and when her tour in iraq ended, she re-enlisted for another. she seemed fearless. >> she could very easily have become a casualty. >> yes. and other people did die, other friends of hers. >> in 2009 after two tours in iraq, maribel left the army and set part two of her plan into action, enrolling in college. but adjusting back to civilian life wasn't as easy as marib

to, like, work off the punishment. >> all this while maribel was hammering away at gisele, you will finish school, study hard and have a career. >> yes. this is what you're going to do, mija. this is what you're going to do. she would tell her. yes, dija. >> maribel got a dog and rented a two bedroom apartment in the city of orange which she shared with a roommate, a quiet chemist named k.c. joy, who also had a dog. >> i thought it was the perfect match.

leÓn: muchas gracias maribel.ores a los californianos antes de que el movimiento y quÉ razones mÁs habitadas. se prevee que el plan estÉ listo el 1 de febrero de 2018. si a usted le gustarÍa tomarse una cerveza mientras le cortan el cabello, una ley permite a guarderÍas tener bebidas alcohÓlicas, una bebida por persona y edad para beber alcohol. el banco wells fargo se convirtiÓ en el centro del escÁndalo cuando se supo que sus empleados abrieron cuentas no autorizadas para alcanzar sus metas, millones de hispanos estaban entre los perjudicados. para ir mÁs a fondo con este tema le damos la bienvenida a janet nÚÑez de la compaÑÍa balance, cuÉntanos, ¿cÓmo estÁ ayudando la compaÑÍa a los afectados por las cuentas falsas? janeth sÁnch el tesorero josÉ cisneros nos pidiÓ ayudar a las personas afectadas. leÓn: ¿dÓnde estarÁn contestando las llamadas? janeth: el nÚmero gratuito es un 800 706 70 06 y los horarios serÍan de cinco de la maÑana a ocho de la noche del lunes a jueves y de ocho de la maÑana a cinco de la tard

but when maribel went to pick up andy on august 17th, through a translator, she says he wasn't there. >> i was given another boy. and they asked me if it was the first time, is this your son? and i said, this is not my son. >> reporter: that child had her son's passport. andy landed in boston, the other boy mistakenly sent to jfk. jetblue put andy on the next flight to new york and, after what hours, maribel had her son back. >> i then had him in my hands, thank god. >> reporter: but when asked if it was the two boys who switched passports causing the confusion, the mother's lawyer jumped in. >> we're not going to speculate. >> reporter: in a statement the airline said the children were always under the care jetblue apologized, refunded the flights and offered the families credit on future flights. as for andy, he's back in the dominican republic with his dad but flying another airline. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back tonight, an update on a girl whose story has touched so many after >>> and finally tonight, the new chapter in an amazing story we first brought

bienvenida, maribel.s hablar de una madre con la que muchas se van a identificar. maribel: la madre esclava, o la crianza permisiva. son las madres o los padres que tienen algunas reglas establecidas, pero no las siguen consistentemente. hacen todo por sus hijos. no les crean una rutina. karla: vamos a ver un ejemplo. william: mamÁaaaa! francisca: ya estoy aquÍ! william: trÁeme un vaso de agua. francisca: lo tienes aquÍ. william: sÍrvemelo. te lo pedí hace 10 minutos. francisca: venga, boquita. william: pero no tengo cinco aÑos! francisca: eres lo mas lindo que tengo en la vida. william: ¿cuÁndo vas a hacer la comida? francisca: hice los frijoles que te gustan. william: pues sÍrvemelos! karla: planos de -- hablanos de los pro y los contra. maribel: ahÍ una buena comunicaciÓn entre padre e hijopero no le creas sentido de responsabilidad a los hijos. tienden a ser mÁs agresivos y menos responsables. karla: vamos con una madre. seguro muchas han de tener este sentimiento en el corazÓn. maribel: la madre o el

maribel ramos arrived here as a baby, leaving mexico behind. she would not only survive here, but thrive. to tell you the truth, this should be the story of a woman who worked hard to change her life, and in doing so, carved a path for others to follow. >> hello? >> but this story is going to end differently. >> why are you crying? >> because i'm afraid. >> there are some parts of life that hard work just can't fix. >> i'm just scared. i'm just like calling to let you guys know that if something happens, i did it because i was trying to defend myself. >> some things that are beyond our control. >> all i'm trying to say is, i'm warning -- honestly, i will fight for my life. i swear, i will kill him.

jetblue put andy on the next flight to new york and, after what hours, maribel had her son back. >> i then had him in my hands, thank god. >> reporter: but when asked if it was the two boys that switched the passports causing the confusion, the mother's lawyer jumped in. >> we're not going to speculate. >> reporter: in a statement the airline said the children were always under the care of jetblue crew members. jetblue apologized, refunded the flights and offered the families credit on future flights. as for andy, he's back in the dominican republich but flying another airline. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back tonight, an update on what muscle pain? what headache? what arthritis pain? advil makes pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. h. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try new alka-seltz heartburn relief gus.le. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. >>> and final tonight the new chapter in an amazing story we first brought you this past spring. today was back to school day for a remarkable girl who had struggle

maribel marti her son, andy, from the dominican republic, to new york. she even paid an extra 100 dollar fee to have a flight attendant accompany him, since he was traveling alone. but because of a passport mixup, andy ended up in boston. and another five-year-old boy ended up at j-f-k airport. after several hours-- jetblue finally realized the error. andy arrived at j-f-k later that day. jetblue officials apologized, and offered martinez more than two-thousand dollars in future flight vouchers. she says they shouldn't have bothered, since she'll never use jetblue again. a new study finds.. genetics plays a role in how much coffee you drink. researchers studied nearly three-thousand people in the netherlands and italy. and they found.. people with the gene called "p-d-s-s-two" drank less coffee than those who didn't have the gene. food with genetics could lead to solutions that could help change some of our bad choices. the study is published in the journal, "scientific reports." people who were on a flight from los angeles to mexico can't stop talking a

flying alone for the first time, his mom, maribel, paid the airline an extra $100 to have an employee get andy on and off the flight. but when maribel went to pick up andy on august 17th, through a translator, she says, he wasn't there. >> translator: i was given another boy. and they asked me, it was the first time, is this your son? and i said, this is not my son. >> reporter: that child had her son's passport. andy landed in boston, the other boy mistakenly sent to jfk. jetblue put andy on the next flight to new york, and after what she says were three terrifying hours, maribel had her son back. >> translator: i then had him in my hand, thank god. >> reporter: but when asked if it was the two boys who switched passports that caused the confusion, the mother's lawyer jumped in. >> we're not going to talk about that. >> jetblue apologized, refunded the flights, and offered the families credit on future flights. as for andy, he's back in the dominican republic with his dad, but flying another airline. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >> i thought he was a little young to fly by hims

im rich demuro, thats --- and meijer healthy living advisor maribel alchin is here with some healthy, family-friendly dinner ideas that kids can help with. good morning! kids can help with. good sheet pan dinners are a busy parents best friend. all you need is a sheet pan, some veggies, a protein and your favorite seasonings, and you can have a healthy, homecooked meal on the table with little-to-no work and clean-up! for this recipe, we tossed the veggies mustard sauce for one tasty dinner. one-pot chicken lo mein one pot wonders are all the rage, and for good reason! whats easier than throwing everything into a pot no need to cook the pasta! and having dinner ready in 20 minutes with little to no work? this recipe for chicken lo mein will have you skipping on take-out and opting for a family-friendly, home-cooked meal instead.theme night: what could be more fun than creating a themed dinner for you and your family? there are many themes to choose from - ethnic meals, dinner for you and your family? there are many themes to choose from - ethnic meals, breakfast for dinner, or a movie

maribel. >> reporter: good morning, matt.ells fargo ceo will forfeit much of his salary including his bonus and $41 million in stock awards due to the fake account scandals. john stumpf was hit with the penalties as the board investigates wells sales practices and the executive in charge of the- stocks rose yesterday thanks in part to a strong read on consumer confidence. right now futures are pointing to a higher open. a report on durable goods orders is due out later today. and tyson foods recalling 66 tons of chicken nuggets due to possible plastic contamination. the product sold under tysons panko chicken nuggets line. the recalled chicken was sold in either five or 20-pound bags and has a best if used by date of july 18, 2017. tyson will give you a refund if you mail in the upc and date code from the packaging. back to you matt and tam. >> thank you maribel. >>> let's toss now to accuweather with a little bit of rain coming our way. >> little bit of rain coming later in the day especially later tonight and then tomorrow

good morning, maribel. >> reporter: good morning, matt. really in the hot seat.ells fargo ceo will face elizabeth warren and other members of the senate banking committee. critics have called for him to be fired. the executive has been blasted for early reaction in which he appeared to place blame on low level employees rather than the bank's managers. let's talk stocks. stocks were flat yesterday in a quiet trading session as investors wait for word from the federal reserve on interrates. futures pointing to a higher open. the it's expected to leave interest rates unchanged with an official announcement due out tomorrow. >>> kellogs is recalling about 10,000 cases of eggo nutri grain whole wheat waffles. there's concern the product could be contaminated with listeria. the waffles are in 10 counter packs and have a use by date of fox5 21st, 2017 and november 22nd, 2017. time let go of those particular eggos. >> absolutely. thank you maribel. >>> time to talk about accuweather want to expect today. >> a little fog in some neighborhoods, maybe a spotty shower over

good morning maribel. >> reporter: good morning, matt.mericans are indeed borrowing more money than ever to buy cars and trucks a balance of all new and used auto loans top $1 trillion last quarter it was the sector straight quarter that loans for vehicles topped a trillion dollar mark and delinquency are on the rise. the rate of people falling behind by both 30 and 60 days rose last quarter. stocks posted modest gains as the weak report on the services sector was seen as enough to keep an interest rate hike on hold. futures point a higher open. a report on job openings and federal reserves beige book is due out later today. >>> shortage of construction workers is holding back the housing market. there are as many as 200,000 unfilled construction jobs in the u.s. according to the national association of home builders. during the housing bust workers fled to new fields and now the market picking up builders are having trouble finding employees. that could hurt the economy as department for new homes is not being met. matt and tam if you're

good morning, maribelism good morning matt. u.s. household income jumped 5.2 percent last year the first gain since 2007. median household income it was 56,516 according to the census bureau. surge in income follows sustained growth in the job market with longer hours and higher wages for many work else but even with the jump the median household income is still 1.6 percent below where it was in 2007. let's talk stocks. a drop in the price of oil and worries over possible interest rate hikes sent stocks down yesterday. right now futures are pointing to a higher open. we've got a report on import prices which is due later today. thousands of atms in bars delis and convenience stores may soon disappear. the change could be triggered by a new policy from mastercard that takes effect next month. that's when the card company will shift the liability for fraud to the owner of the atm so it's expected that owners of some third party atms will abandon the machines rather than to pay the machine technology and security upgraded. matt and tam

maribel aber is lie at the nasdaq in times square with our market watch report. maribel. >> reporter: good morning matt. some members of congress want the t.s.a. to do more to secure amtrak and commercial buses. a bill in the senate would require wider use of the t.s.a.'s terrorist watch list by train operators and expand security measures for buses and marine transportation. so right now just 2 percent of the t.s.a.'s budget goes to surface transportation and the the focus on trains and buses follows a recent discovery of a bag containing pipe bombs discovered at a new jersey train station. on stocks, stocks tumbled yesterday as investors worried about the state of germany's deutsch bank and jitters ahead of last night's presidential debate add to do that selloff. futures are pointing to a slightly higher open. we got a reading on home prices and report on consumer confidence due out later today. gas mileage ratings have dropped. the drop is the result of a change by the epa in how it calculates miles per month so the change could impact about 30 percent of all

back over to you. >> thank you maribel. >>> it will feel like 100 degrees? >> reporter: when you factor in the humidity, this time of year, people are not used to it. storm tracker 6 live double scan, we're dry through the area. we had storms overnight tonight and early this morning. nothing happening. let's go outside and see what it looks like, we have a shot of sky6 live hd looking live over the commodor barry bridge. we see clouds starting to mix with the clouds we'll see a mix of sun and clouds, 69 degrees the current temperature, the dewpoint, 66. already feeling rather sticky. the pressure is falling. the winds are calm, the ocean temperature is 73. satellite and action radar showing a front out to our west, we saw a line of storms moving north to south overnight out of the region right now. we see clouds out to the west. we'll see a mix of clouds and sun today. here's what to expect, 96 is the high today. that will tie the record high of 96 set back in 1939 it will feel hotter than that. 8:00 a.m., 75. 10:00 a.m., 83. lunchtime, 88 degrees, sun and c

maribel aber is live at the nasdaq with her market watch. >> reporter: we're watching the apple store in center city where people are waiting to buy the new iphone. don't expect to find the model available. it is sold out. presales have been strong and triggered an 11% rally in apple stocks. >>> futures are pointing to a lower open. the index pricing are due out today. >>> fewer people are going out for lunch restaurants saw a drop in sales. higher prices and people working from home they tribute to the fall out. restaurants are trying to tap the sales for delivery. >> time to book trip down to you,. >> for lunch with us. >> it's been a year since maribel was down here. >> it was fun. >> reporter: maybe i was on vacation. storm tracker 6 live double scan what have we got, in terms of precipitation, nice morning building across the region, there's the moon, full moon it's tonight, right? you're looking close to a full moon as you head outside. getting lower on the horizon and lower on our camera picture there, too. there's the moon this morning, so go out and howl. 60 degrees in philad

maribel martinez says her son andy ended up at logan airport here in boston, instead of back in new york. the airline, presenting her with a different boy at jfk airport earlier this month. not her son. both boys were flying alone out of the same airport in the dominican republic, when they were put on the wrong flights. the new york based airline did ed: an emotional reunion today. weiland baxter surprised everyone. this is just two months. they stabilized him until help arrived. >> that is what they are. to me, he saved my l oh him more than anything. baxter still has a long road ahead. that is amazing. and today in weymouth students found a new way to honor a beloved teacher and veteran. and tonight at 11:00, honoring and celebrating the one&only big papi. it's a 3-day event at fenway park as the red sox close out on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that c

. >>> maribel aber is live at the nasdaq to talk about the change at the pump and when i it's happening. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam, gas prices are soaring in the southeast as part of a key pipeline remains closed. gas is up 15 cents a gallon in georgia and ten cents. some states in the area have run out of gas altogether. the colonial pipeline carries gas from houston to new york cruise have been working to repair the damaged section of the line. stock ended lower on friday as they head to the fed meeting. economic news is the fed meeting and policy makers are expected to leave interest rates unchanged. >> okay, maribel have a great week. >> david, the rain is coming in, for some it's already here. >> reporter: what started out as rain north and west of philadelphia, it is creeping in closer. in south jersey it's starting to fill in a bit. let's head outside and take a look at sky6 live hd. there's the airport. might be a drizzle down there, but generally speaking the rain is still on its way in from the west. as we take a closer look at the northern suburbs. there ar

which was ripped away: (( maribel arenas victim's aunt: i wanted to see him play football like he wanted to and he would always tell me, when they would move away, you place and they moved in, he would always tell me 'auntie, this will always be my house right?' and i said 'yes, marcos. this will always be your house.)) ((brian loftus)) >> solid's attorney argued that the incident was an accident -- not murder. the other defendant, jacob dismount, already pleaded to second degree murder and conspiracy to commit robbery. he'll be sentenced in october. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> we now know the name of the nhp trooper who was shot last friday. it happened friday in the on boulder highway near the 95. n-h-p says trooper shawn peckham pulled over a cadillac with three people inside--- and as he was back at his vehicle accessing information, ... one man ran away. gun fire was later exchanged as peckham pursued the suspect. a bullet actually hit the trooper's badge. the suspect was shot and killed. the other two in the car... were later detained./// ((brian loftus)) the states after a busy day in b

maribel martinez says it took several hours for jet blue to figure out what happened... and get her son on the phone. andy was eventually placed on another flight... and taken to new york. in addition to apologizing... jet blue offered the family a but the martinez's declined--- and said they don't want to fly with the airline again. the family of the other boy who was mistaken for andy... has not spoken publicly about the incident. staying with the airline theme...we bet something like this has never happened on one it says it all--except why she did it. we'll have that part of the story coming up. also ahead...you know what they say...one man's trash. a couple of cubs happily dumpster diving . but wait until you see what happens next. with the front passing over high temperatures still remain mainly in the low 100s with a few areas of the city lucky enough to be around 98 degrees. from 11am to 7pm tonight winds will hold between 10 and 20 mph with an occasional gust between skies and highs in the lower 90s. i am happy to report that sunshine and low to mid 90s extend t

maribel martinez became distraught when another child got off the flight, she thought her son might have been kidnapped. it took hours to sort out, but both boys were reunited with he should have been here. where is my son? he is not here. >> the employees responsible for this should be ashamed of their behavior. anchor: both boys were reunited with their loved ones. the attorney says jetblue refunded the ticket and gave them a travel credit but they say they did not apologize. anchor: case of a boy who vanished 40 years ago. harvey is tracking hurricanes approaching florida right now. anchor: police searching for a truck and a hit and run. everyone calls hearse large. -- her sarge. the truck is right there with the tractor with red fenders. it had a trailer with a number on it. that driver has turned himself into police. they have just identified that victim. anchor: hs are looking for him still. the new push to bring andy home. >> there is no such thing as a cold case. just an old case. they are never forgotten. >> he would have turned 50 years old. his family and friends have prayed f

reprotera: la oficina de su abogado, maribel martÍnez recordÓ el pÁnico que le causÓ ir a buscar a sureunida ahora. andy martÍnez volaba en jet blue el de la republica dominicana se nueva york como un menor sin acompaÑante. un servicio de la aerolÍnea como otras, ofrece los pasajeros por un pago adicional de 100 $. >> me dijeron que no llegÓ en este vuelo. reportera: tres horas despuÉs le dicen que su hijo se encontraba en boston y se lo pusieron en el telÉfono. >> cuando hablÉ con él mÉdico que lo habÍan montado en otro aviÓn. reportera: por equivocaciÓn fue intercambiado por otro niÑo y tambiÉn cambiarÁ sus pasaportes y equipaje correspondiente. >> el otro con el pasaporte de mi hijo, se lo sellan y no se dan cuenta! reportera: su abogado dice haber pedido una investigaciÓn a las autoridades de aviaciÓn federales para que esto no vuelva a repetirse. la aerolÍnea dice que inmediatamente despuÉs de percatarse del error, su personal en ambos aeropuertos tomaron medidas para lograr que los niÑos lleguen a su destino correctos. si bien los pequeÑos esbirros fiebre bajo el cuidado y super

maribel martinez mother "and then i am told he is not there and i'm told he is not there. and i say 'oh my god where is he at?" martinez says she did everything right... even paying the extra one hundred dollar fee to have her son accompanied by a flight attendant in addition to apologizing... jet blue offered the family a 2-thousand dollar voucher. but the martinez's declined--- saying they don't want to fly this afternoon... we're getting a look at more video showing the moments a space-x rocket exploded at cape canaveral in florida. the company's c-e-o, elon musk, says the blast happened while the rocket was being fueled, but they're still not sure what went wrong. retired astronaut mark kelly serves on space x's crew safety panel and spoke about the dangers. mk: // it's a difficult business to be in. you know, flying payloads into space at 25 tim sound is a really hard thing to do. and no matter how hard we work at this, there are accidents and they're gonna be accidents in the future. the aircraft was supposed to launch into space tomorrow. the aircraft was supposed t

y ademÁs, unas fotos de la bella maribel guardia en bikini.esta nota nos dejÓ con el ojo cuadrado, ¿quÉ tal estas fotografÍas de maribel guardia en la plaza? la bella costarricense disfrutÓ de las maravillosas playas de acapulco, luciendo su espectacular figura en reveladores traje de baÑo. a pesar de que maribel sÓlo la acompaÑaban algunofamiliares, es un hecho que a sus 56 aÑos de edad dejÓ a mÁs de un caballero con la boca abierta. desde mÉxico, elizabeth soria. orlando: uf! maribel guardia, dios mÍo! vamos a cantarle al amor. llegÓ el karaoke. "yo era el amor de su vida", juliÓn Álvarez. que venga una reina a cantarnos! ana patricia: yo, yo! ♪ yo entre sus brazos dormÍa ♪ ♪ yo le arrancaba sonrisas mientras le cantaba ♪ juliÓn, disculpa, no sÉ cantar! orland ¿quÉ mÁsle pueden pedir a la vida? quÉ bien cantas, ana patricia! atenciÓn, la arrolladora banda el limÓn nos dio las primeras declaraciones sobre la salida de su vocalista, y nos aclara sobre la salud de renÉ camacho. reportero: los integrantes de la arrolladora banda el limÓn nos dan

reportera: maribel habla de su hermano desaparecido desde el 2 de julio luego de intentar llegar a laciÓn aunque el miedo sea mÁs fuerte, segÚn david. >> si me voy a curazao a otro paÍs, lo que aquí me pongo hacer en un aÑo ya lo hago en una noche cantando. reportera: la opciÓn de comprar un boleto de aviÓn depende si logra alquilar los dÓlares. un tÉrmino conocido entre quines sueÑan con irse. >> quedan prestado $1000 pero llegar allÁ inmediatamente tiene quien te reciba los $1000 y tienes que darles todo. reportera: cientos de venezolanos tratan de tocar tierra en un promedio de 10 horas en curazao aruba. si lo consiguen no tienen garantÍas de quedarse porque diferencia de la ley de ajuste cubano vigente en estados unidos, la deportaciÓn a la cÁrcel son el destino de los detectados por las autoridades. en caracas, venezuela, angÉlica gonzÁlez. arantxa: nos vamos a mÉxico la celebraciÓn del grito de independencia en un poblado de michoacÁn se convirtiÓ en un incÓmodo reproche ciudadano para el alcalde de esa ciudad y sus funcionarios municipales. acusÓ a los dirigentes de dÉspotas e

maribel guardia, nos habla de las similitudes entre joan sebastiÁn y juan gabriel.formaciÓn. a los muchachos de tierra sagrada se les incendiÓ el bus en el que se transportaba. dicen que casi uno de ellos se quema. esto es exclusivo de " cÓdigo segura". reportera: a punto de morir calcinados los integrantes de tierra sagrada de la nada su autobÚs empezÓ a consumirentre las llamas cuando iban en una carretera de durango mÉxico. >> volaron 8 compaÑeros, separaron porque venÍa saliendo humo, nos bajamos todos corriendo, intentamos apagar como pudimos, con extintores, agua aventamos todo lo que habÍa. >> no lloro por lo material. reportera:a pesar del terror que vivieron sÓlo se quedó en ungran susto. orlando: tremendo, tremendo accidente. fue muy grave lo que pasÓ. vamos con las noticias, adelante con nuestra satcha que por fin volviste, te extraÑamos mucho. satcha: tambiÉn los extraÑé mucho a ustedes y bienvenido porque estuviste fuera de casa. orlando: trabajando en esa cobertura. satcha: su legado seguirÁ con nosotros y a travÉs de su mÚsica. gracias orlando segura.

maribel martinez mother "and then i am told he is not there and i say 'oh my god where is he at?" martinez says... she did everything right... even paying the extra one hundred dollar fee.... to have her son.... accompanied..... by a flight attendant in addition to apologizing... jet blue offered the family.... a -2- thousand dollar voucher. but... the martinez's declined saying... they don't want to fly with the airline... again. these winds we have been seeing will stick around as we move forward into saturday and sunday. 30 to 35 mph gusts will be common both days with sustained winds between 15 and 25 mph. occur early sunday into the afternoon. these winds will be accompanied with high temperatures in the upper 90s tomorrow and mid 90s by sunday with mainly sunny skies. labor day monday will consist of gorgeous weather with highs into the lower to mid 90s and the winds will be much cooler. sunshine is planned throughout sure to lather up on sunscreen if spending time poolside or lakeside and drink that water if doing outdoor activities as it will be bone dry across southern ne

maribel, la madre del otro debe tapa su rostro, y ya habÍa tenido dos parejas, el que se suponÍa el padreento. marÍa: las dos familias en un principiÓ estaban reacias a ser el intercambio de bebÉs pero la ley les obliga a hacerlo. ♪ jorge: para terminar, donald trump espera haber aclarado la gran intriga sobre si su peculiar cabellera es natural o un peluquÍn al dejarse despeinar en televisiÓn por el comediante jimmy fallon. ester pregunta a tu si lo podÍa despeinar, accediÓ. con esto nos vamos, gracias por haber estado con nosotros. ♪ ♪ >> ay, miren, amigas, ya por fin tengo mi identificación oficial. >> guau, qué chido. oye, y vaya que te peinaste, ¿eh? saliste guapísima, dani. daniela: todo lo bien que se puede salir en una fotografía del ine. >> qué bueno que una de nosotras ya tiene 18. daniela: ay, así es, amigas, pero aunque ustedes todavía no sean mayores de edad, ya van a poder gozar de los beneficios de que una de sus mejores amigas ya tenga identificación. >> nos vas a comprar shots de todos los alcoholes que queramos en el antro. daniela: obviamente. y ya no vamos a tener que

thanks maribel. >>> what is hermine right now like an extra tropical system. >> extra tropical systemstill has pretty strong winds at its center tropical storm force and it's moving closer to the coast. it's so far north we're getting winds down out of the north and any other on shore. any rain related to hermine is still well off the coast. as we take a look outside, we are looking at the camera bouncing a little bit because the winds wrapping around hermine now coming down out of the north are a factor today. it will be a breezy day. we're not expecting anything more than just a breeze at the shore, too. pacific northwest rough surf from the rip currents still an issue there. 72 degrees in allentown. breezy with hermine off the coast and the winds dropping down through the region. 73 degrees in philadelphia currently. 72 in trenton, 66 in wilmington and not all that humid in through this part of the region. >>> as you get down to cape may and dover, a little bit on the humid side but not bad. here's hermine still with 65 miles per hour cooler winds and it does look in the latest tra

good morning, maribel. >> reporter: good morning, tam.l, the wells fargo executive you're talking about in charge of the unit that created millions of fake accounts is getting a huge payday. kerry toll stead is retiring and walking away with a $124 million golden parachute according to fortune magazine. wells fargo was slapped with a $185 million fine last week for opening accounts for unsuspecting customers part of the bank's cross selling strategy that tollstead's 90 unit aggressively pursued. right now futures are pointing to a lower open. we've got a report on household income due out later today. olive garden will sell 10 times as many of its unlimited pasta passes this year. the popular promotion offers as much pasta as you want for seven weeks for $100. olive garden sold two passes last year and they sold out in seconds. this year the chain will sell 21,000. they go on sale. matt and tam people love that deal but i like your italian place much better. >> i was thinking of that place. you got to come back. we had a nice time. >> you

maribel murillo is taking the cotton candy maker for a spin. and excited to see so many faces visiting police district 2 for the first time. so the people get to know what the police really do and the resources they have here to offer." the police station at 3rd and lincoln played host sunday, one of the more than 150 destinations featured during "doors open milwaukee." "today is an opportunity for us to take part in there everyday lives, open ourselves up. open our doors every officer is on high alert, to make sure families have a great time. "it has a lot of gadgets." "to have the kids there and to see them develop or interact with us and to have fun with us is really so important." but don't think, "i like it!" the kids were having all the fun. "the adults and kids alike, when anybody sees a big red truck, everyone associates it with us driving down the road and that exposure could during emergency situations. "not in times of crisis for us to have an opportunity to meet with them build relationships with them." something as simple as hospit

. >> reporter: speaking through an interpreter, new york mom maribel martinez aid she arrived at jfk airport to pick up her 5-year-old son, but when martinez arrived at the jetblue terminal, agents brought her a different child, holding her son's passport. that child's identity has not been revealed, but that child was supposed to be flown to logan but instead landed at jfk. not knowing what happened to her little boy, martinez was beside herself with fear says attorney sandra reubenstein. >> for three hours she believes her son may have been >> reporter: flying home from with a stay of relatives in the dominican republic when the mix-up happened. she demanded to know where her son was and into immediate answers. >> a mother's worst nightmare that their 5-year-old child is missing. this never should have happened. >> reporter: jetblue tells fox25 news as soon as they realized what had happened, the airline quickly got both children to their correct destinations. they say the boys were always supervised by their employees. an investigation is under way by jetblue. mart asking the faa

pull his support.s s >> the moment when a parentn a t fears they've lost their child and 38-year-old maribelz experienced just thatut when she arrived at j.f.k. j.f airport to pick up her soner s from a jetblue flight from the dominican republic. the airline had no idea wherea e he was.heas turned out he ended up on an a flight to boston and the ihe don't know child had been sent to her in new york. jetblue apologized andapol their correct destinations andtn parents. the incident is now undere inw private investigation. itiga >> cannot imagine.. >> no. >> i heard this story>> ird yesterday. both the boys were coming from the dominican republic andlic ad they also had gotten theirn th passports switched.tc >> how does that happen. does th >> how does that happen? s t h serious questions need to be answered there. the >>> georgetown universityeoetow taking a major step towards towr amending its role in a crucialnu part of u.s. history.f u.s.ry. up next your reaction to plan to offer priority admission to hundreds of descendants of slaves. >> gary is back with a check ludingr forecastaves i.nc

jessica moore with our partners at c-n-n has the story >> reporter:an emotional maribel martinez describes excruciating hours she waited for her 5 year old son to arrive at jfk airport on a jet blue flight from the dominican republic. >>:"and then i am told he is not there and i'm told he is not there. and i say 'oh my god where is he at?" >> reporter:cell phone video shows andy martinez in the black hat passing through the boarding gate at the santiago airport on august 17th. but somewhere along the way, a passport mix up sent andy to boston and another 5 year old boy to j-f-k. "she goes to see him. it's not him. - for three hours she believes her son may be kidnapped." "i was told to wait. the police arrived. i was desperate. i still am." martinez says she did everything right. even paying the extra one hundred dollar fee to have her son accompanied by a flight attendant since he was traveling alone. she says hours passed before jetblue finally realized the error, and connected her with her son by phone. "he said 'oh mommy i was placed on another airplane.' when he came he had a lot of s