. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> en el quemazÓn creado por la banda norteÑa de modesto california grupo la meta cuenta la historiaa infancia en la costa este de sander como hijo de inmigrantes judÍos de colombia. >> hay mucha juventud que lo sigue porque son hijos de inmigrantes, y sienten una conexiÓn con Él. >> piensa entonces hacerle una recorrido a trump. >> que nosotros como mexicanos traemos a este paÍs, que no se le olvide que todos somos inmigrantes en este paÍs. >> se lanzarÁ la meta con el tÍtulo te pide perdÓn. conductora: asÍ concluimos la ediciÓn de univisión 65 gracias por compartir parte su tarde con nosotros regresamos a las 11 con julio cÉsar largo en segundos el noticiero nacional de univisiÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ marÍa:hoy es viernes 15 de abril y estos son los titulares. tal expectativa en el paÍs a sÓlo dÍas que la corte suprema comience a debatir el alivio migratorio del presidente obama. encuentran una fosa clandestina en veracruz conoce cuerpos que habrÍan sido quemados. desde un reloj de marca hasta viajes de placer en aviÓn privado pueden recibir de regalo los delegados que votan para elegir los nom

rob reynolds, al jazeera, modesto, california. >>> joining us now from atlanta, georgia is jason.at you are a refer keeper. so tell me first of what that rolen tails. >> so chattahoochee river keeper is a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting this river system that serves as drinking water for 4 million people. and there are water keepers all over the world. that try to protect every human right to water. >> the chat hoocher is having problems, what things have you witnessed day-to-day in the river? >> so the number one endangered river basin was the chattahoochee flint and appalachia cola in the southeast and the first river that starts north of atlanta is the chattahoochee river. it's one of the smallest rivers that provides drinking water to a major mel pop tan in the united states. the problem is we just don't have enough water to go around. >> what steps do you think would increase that. we saw in rob recommend go ahead's report farmer saying you need to capture more water, how does that happen? >> we have a lot of state and local leaders here that are advocating for

and when eleanor died in 2011, she left $1.7 million to the modesto, california branch of the salvationrmy. and albert lexi, shined shoes in pittsburgh, he did it for more than 50 years. back in 1981, he decided he was going to give every penny of his tips to the free care fund of the pittsburgh children's hospital. i don't know what the motivation was but it was a pledge he kept. the fund benefits families that need care for their child but can't afford it. and he ended up donating more than $200,000 to children's hospital, which was a third of his total earnings over that period of years. now, you may hear critics say in response to stories like that, well, those are lovely tales, karl, but this kind of small giving can never do anything large or consequential. can never achieve anything really important. but the very clear verdict of american history is that those doubters are very, very wrong. many remarkable things have been done through our history by disbursed giving, which often aggregates in very formidable days. once noted, the state of ohio, 3 million inhabitants in 1880, 37

mike is in modesto, california. caller: hello. i've been studying criminology for quite a while.hat for determined years is an optimum who is not a good person who is messing up if youy are not violent, put them in for four years understandly, they they can change their life. in the trades. you would meet a lot of people who had been in prison. not these ridiculous sentences you have now. ,esides the four year deal after that it's all negative. most all of them to get out and you've got a damaged, dangerous case on your hands. the other thing that has been shown is even the violent characters from these unfortunate neighborhoods and lives they have been stuck with, old,they reach 35 years they have grown up. they have some realization. host: we will take your two points. guest: i would like to expand on the point you're making and say individuals who left , the data shows that if they remain crime free for five years, their rate of recidivism is the same as an individual who has never committed a crime. why aren't we giving them a second chance and an opportunity to wipe the slat

they are cooperating with the modesto police department. parents at one california junior high. are having to re- teach an age-old lesson: don't take candy from strangers. or in this case, classmates. this. after one student brought meth -laced pills disguised as candy to school. it's a common lesson for kids and teenagers.but this week in the small town of ione in amador county. many parents are teaching their kids to say no to candy. a school voicemail informed parents some candy was taken from a student. and later tested positive for meth. an official says, the student who brought the pills to school is an eighth- grader. he is now facing a drug charge the u-s geological survey has released new maps of the rogers creek fault in sonoma county. that show the fault may be more dangerous than originally believed. new research shows, the fault is actually made up of dozens of smaller lines that criss- cross the county. there are now schools. churches. and homes sitting on top of previously unknown faults. the u-s-g-s hopes the new maps will help residents in santa rosa. be better

. >>> you're looking at a rare funnel cloud forming over northern california just east of modesto.lout reportedly did not touch down however damage was reported in the area from dime-sized hail. >>> for a look at your morning road conditions wet roads will stretch from the gulf coast up the east coast and into the great lakes region. flooding conditions into the central plains and mountain snow over the rockies. >>> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in dallas, atlanta, charlotte, and chicago. >>> a jetblue pilot is out on bail after being charged with flying while intoxicated. >> we're talking about dennis murphy accused of being under the influence while operating a passenger jet from new york to orlando then serving as a co-pilot on the return trip when he was randomly tested his blood alcohol level was allegedly nearly three times the limit for pilots. the incident took place a year ago but was only now arrested. if convicted he could face up to 15 years in prison. >>> a fiery plane crash was caught on camera in alabama. but the pilot lived to tell about it. the twin

in modesto, don ford, kpix 5. >> california assembly member introduced a bill today aimed at developing standards for detecting and tracking cargo theft ♪[ music ] >>> paul deanno has a look at the weather now. we have a little wind. >> going out for a stroll this evening, anywhere close to san bruno or sfo, it's whipping out there! it's 30 miles an hour sustained winds onshore flow gusting to 39. san jose gusting to 29 miles per hour. so it's a hold on to your hat kind of evening out there. the winds will change and that's going to change our weather significantly. let's look at what we have at the beach. we have a high surf advisory in effect through 8:00 tomorrow morning. surf is rough. we could see surf up to 18 to 20 feet. and then tomorrow morning, even when we go below advisory criteria, it will still be rough at the beach. you will want to go to the beach because the weather is going to be mighty pleasant as we roll through the weekend. highs today mid-60s. livermore 65. hayward 64. san francisco a windy 60. still some rain in far northern california. that's great. we have some

police support the modesto police department is not investigating this as a hate crime the family attorney disinvested in the video has not been disciplined parents and one california junior high school are having to read teach the lesson. >>darya: the student brought math pails and disguised as candy to the school and a model county in and adopt a school supplier of voice mail to another scandal was taken away from the student and tested positive for math tutor who brought the pills to the school isn't a bigot and now faces a drug charge president obama is one to stay in san francisco over night and leave the bay area saturday afternoon the clinton campaign says a delegate lead is insurmountable but she is wrapping up her criticism of sanders and she's trying to rally supporters. >>mark: release several tax on sanders? his truthfulness and whether his loyal to the democratic party the camp is all was wrapping up their attacks sanders has on questions about clinton's qualifications for office. sanders is a momentum he won seven of the last eight primaries math is not on this side when you factor in the super delegates to invoke anywhere there one it goes to 681.' >