a few years later munoz got a surprise visit.from the county's cold case unit. >> he talked to me in this visiting room right here and he asked me and i told him. >> almost nine years after he strangled an inmate in county jail, frederico munoz was convicted and received a second life sentence. >> so this is it, huh? >> this is it. for anybody who thinks that it's cool to gang bang, to live that lifestyle, the logical conclusion of that lifestyle is you're going to be in a casket because you were dumb enough to get shot or strangled or stabbed in prison, or you're going to be in here with me. these, my tribulations, have taught me many things. these, my tribulations and all the grief they bring. now you know my views, it's time for me to go. these, my tribulations, will only make me grow. >>> coming up -- >> i turn around and that's when it hits me. i have a knife handle in my hand with no blade and i'm covered in blood. >> super bowl sunday takes a deadly turn. [ male announcer ] if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know h

>> but lieutenant munoz still sees challenges ahead. >> like i said, he's young, first time, and it's hard for him to understand how he is supposed to maintain an attitude, and protect himself at the same time and not look weak. so it's an ongoing process that never stops. >>> coming up -- >> you sort of get used to it. it sort of gets like a daily routine and everything. >> an inmate's wife watches her husband grow old behind bars. >> she's everything. i mean, i don't know how to say it any more than that. i'm just crazy about her. now that's the smile i was waiting on. and now you get hit again. this time by joint pain. it's a double whammy. it could psoriatic arthritis a chronic inflammatory disease that attacks your joints on the inside and your skin on the outside. if you've been hit by... find out more about psoriatic arthritis. take the symptom quiz at doublewhammy.com and talk to your doctor. we cannot let the fans down. don't worry! the united states postal service will get it there on time with priority mail flat rate shipping. our priority has always been saving the day. be

in cell 111 is freddie munoz. >> this is my home right here, for good or bad, this is it. >> reporter: growing up, he wanted to be an astronaut. but at age 13, he got caught up in gangs. how many murders did you commit? >> two. >> reporter: because of his violent past and gang affiliation, officials have kept him in a cell like this every day for the past ten years. these four walls are all he's got. he knows every crack, every inch of peeling paint. what does that do to your head? >> it's perpetual misery. it's monotony, it's repetition. >> reporter: he says the only way to keep it together in here is to establish a strict routine, a sort of imitation of life. >> i exercise. i read a lot. if i didn't have books, i probably would have gone insane. >> reporter: a few cells away, daniel herrera. he's also in solitary because of his gang affiliation. he's 23 years old and serving a sent tense for kidnapping. >> this is where we live. right here you can see the width of our room. >> reporter: at our request, he shows us one of the tricks of solitary. this is called fishing. >> a fishing l

. >> aquí estÁ la avenida muÑoz rivera parada. >> me parece ridÍculo porque no hay organizaciÓn, tienen comenzÓ al amanecer, acostÁndose frente a el departamento de trabajo. >> el secrio debera ser el abogado de s trabajadoresÍ ene pareemte no ha entendido su ro no ha hec nada en favor de los trabajadores, ademÁs de manifestar nuestra indignaciÓn, diciÉndole al secretario que si no va a cumplir por su deber que se vaya. >> se anunciÓ que el reclamo se trasladarÍa. asÍ los diversos sindicatos decidieron dividirse en esta ocasiÓn estÁn desplazándose. >> personal privado cuestionaba la zona. quÉ le parece esta manifestaciÓn? >> estÁn en su derecho, el gobierno se tiene que preocupar. >> estÁ bien que la gente salga a la calle. >> cientos de usuarios de la autoridad metropolitana de buses se quedaron a pie, porque paralizaron sus labores. >> los trabajadores unidos se fueron a parar en horas de la madrugada, muchos se quedaron varados en las paradas. y fue necesario autorizar a los portadores pÚblicos a ofertar servicios en los carriles exclusivos. >> usted esta aquÍ esperando? >> ellos par

. >> cecilia muÑoz afirma que el viaje del vicepresidente a guatemala cumple con el objetivo de aclararrse bajo la acciÓn diferida. o bajo una potencial reforma migratoria. >> estamos cooperando con ellos para asegurarles que se estacionÓ todo lo posible. para interrumpir rutas a traficantes y tambiÉn dar informaciÓn a las familias. que estÁn tomando esta decisiÓn. >> la reuniÓn es para intentar buscar soluciones para reducir el flujo de esos niÑos que llegan solos a la frontera estadounidense. >> en mi recorrido por las regiones del paÍs, escuche, escuche las sugerencias para que avancemos en la descentralizaciÓn. para que profundicemos nuestra polÍtica social. >> el presidente de colombia juan manuel santos triunfo en la segunda vuelta electoral realizadas el domingo para gobernar su paÍs hasta el aÑo 2018 obtuvo el 50,95% >> el presidente barack obama notificarÁ al congreso que unos trocitos 75 miembros del ejÉrcito de estados unidos serÁn enviados a irak. proveerÁn apoyo al personal del gobierno que se encuentra embargar estarÁn equipados para el combate. les recordamos que debido a

sot wilmar muñoz / apoya a colombia track ---nos vamos a la pausa pero al regresar en noticiero telemundoake vo ---la fifa le pone el dedo a la porra mexicana y los acusa de hacer gritos homofbicos en brasil.. vo - lorena ---ademas, analistas deportivos nos acompaÑan en vivo para hablarnos sobre los equipos que ya tienen boleto para la siguiente ronda en el mundial.. take fs - juanfra ...recuerde que le ofrecemos una juanfra --- continamos en sonoma... donde este fin de semana se vive uno de los eventos ms intensos a nivel deportivo... lorena --- se trata de la competencia nascar!... y lucero bentez de telemundo 48 primera edicin ha tenido el privilegio de estar all... en vivo roll open under nos enlazamos con lucero para que nos cuente cmo se vive el ambiente previo a la competencia. take 2boxes adelante buenos das!.. take lucero live juanfra --colombia - segundo clasificado de los latinoamericanos a los octavos de final vo -- "die serey" lloro por la emocion de escuchar su himno y no por la supuesta muerte de su padre como algunos medios afirmaron... -- tiro de esquina, cobra cuadrado y

. >> en twitter alexia muÑoz dice que si logra superar a holanda llegarÁ muy lejos. >> nelson prefiere que mÉxico va a llegar lejos. >> estÁ bien nos vemos en la final con colombia. vamos a dejar por un momento fÚtbol para hablar de otros temas que ocupan la atenciÓn sobre todo aquÍ en los estados unidos continÚa la crisis humanitaria por los niÑos que cruzan solos la frontera hacia este paÍs. hoy varios legisladores presentaron un proyecto de ley para garantizar que los menores tengan asistencia legal en el proceso migratorio. el progresista demÓcrata por ny dijo que algunos estos niÑos podrÍan quedarse legalmente pero no lo podrÁn hacer si no tienen un abogado. >> justamente los ee.uu. enviaron un mensaje claro a los padres que las familias de los niÑos que son puestos en riesgo al cruzar solos serÁn deportados como adultos. pablo sÁnchez tiene el reporte desde washington. >> ee.uu. enfrenta una verdadera batalla para frenar el flujo de miles de niÑos no acompaÑados que estÁn cruzando su frontera. abrirÁ procesos de deportaciÓn a menores centroamericanos incluso aquellos cuyos parien

aumentado 90% comparado al aÑo pasado, porque esto esta ocurriendo, ellos no saben, pero hoy cecilia muÑozagency) responde a las desastres de emergencias naturales, se estarÍa en coro ganado de coordinar el cuidado de ellos para que que no estÉn en centros que nunca fueron sdesh nadiseÑa menores de edad, sabemos que hace dos semanas el gobierno abriÓ un espacio en la fuerza aÉrea actualmente hay mil niÑos la mayorÍa son niÑas menores de 13 aÑos de edad, y anunciaron que en unos dÍas, quizÁs unas semanas tendrÍan que abrir un nuevo centro en el condado de ventura en el sur de california, la idea que estos niÑos no estÉn mÁs de 72 horas en mano de la patrulla de la frontera. >> regresamos contigo. >> la gran pregunta es quÉ pasarÁ con estos niÑos despuÉs del perÍodo de 72 horas ¿verdad? >>. >> la polÍtica josÉ hasta el momento ha sido tratar de juntarlos con las familiares con los padres, o con alguien que estÉn puestos a celotarlos en algunos casos son mandados a su paÍs, pero sino es asi, muchas veces ley lamentablemente estos menores de edad, quedan en el sistema *. >> lori desde washingt

. >> willians munoz is a student at the university and a member of a colectivo. he said he didn't feel safe talking to us at the university. >> one day in early april, there were protests on campus, and willians says that after clashing with the police, the opposition students turned on his group. >> ...but willians was caught. >> this is you? >> we have an enormous risk right now. both sides has to understand right now that we need to dialogue, we need to negotiate. why? because otherwise, we are going direct to a war. >> in raids carried out before dawn, government security forces have cleared away all the student camps in the city. >> you can see the police are having stones thrown at them by the protesters. the camp was just destroyed literally a couple of hours ago. the tension's really high on the streets right now. >> there's tear gas coming! you can see the tear gas over here...watch out guys, tear gas coming down. well this is where the tents were just yesterday. the students are furious that the camp has been broken down. >> everybody was sleeping. they

sot wilmar muñoz / apoya a colombia el fútbol une fronteras y la ciudad de recife fue testigo de comodamente a la selección cafetera sot natali pérez/ apoya a colombia dicen que la patria es el abrigo para cada ciudadano que nace en su tierra...ese sentimiento lo tomaron al pie de la letra estos aficionados que portaban una bandera de 5 metros de largo sot andrea herrera / apoya a colombia track el orgullo se expresan en el canto pero el grito de gol que te da el pase a la siguiente ronda... ese proviene desde lo más profundo del alma cesar -- llego la hora de ver como el pinta el fin de semana en nuestra region.. take 3 shot angle cam blanca -- pasamos con gabriela dellan en vivo y el pronstico del tiempo gabriela live --desaparece la influencia de la capa marina mientras la alta presin regresa para los prximos das.. ---el fin de semana presin regresa para los prximos das.. ---el fin de semana experimentamos un descenso leve en las temperaturas ---sbado incio oficial del verano ---mximas para maÑana: san jos : 82, oakland: 74, san francisco: 72, napa, :82, livermore: 93, santa rosa:

sot wilmar muñoz / apoya a colombia track el fútbol une fronteras y la ciudad de recife fue testigo delección cafetera sot natali pérez/ apoya a colombia track dicen que la patria es el abrigo para cada ciudadano que nace en su tierra...ese sentimiento lo tomaron al pie de la letra estos aficionados que portaban una bandera de 5 metros de largo sot andrea herrera / apoya a colombia track el orgullo se expresan en el canto pero el grito de gol que te da el pase a la siguiente ronda... ese proviene desde lo más profundo del alma sot tag alejandro navarro/recife, brasil cesar --tiempo de la segunda pausa en su noticiero telemundo 48...le tenemos mucho ms en unos minutos... blanca --se suma la cantidad de cuerpos en una fosa en veracz, mxico...detalles del macabro hallazgo al regresar.... cesar --tremendo festejo se llev a cabo hoy en espaÑa al darle la bienvenida a su nuevo rey y reina... end segment blanca --aumentan los cadveres ♪ tan dulces como los trabajos que crean. es la prosperidad que traen a su comunidad. la cocina... hizo posible que 41 empresarios emprendieran su negocio. su t

rob munoz of our seattle station kiro, says the 26-year-old suspect was in court today. >> reporter: it's unclear why aaron ybarra allegedly targeted seattle pacific university. he was not a student there. but we learned today he was involuntarily committed for mental health evaluations in 2010 and 2012, once because he was suedal. law enforcement also told us he was obsessed with the 1999 columbine high school shootings and had even visited the site. police said he told officers he wanted to shoot up a school. >> we can say that mr. ybarra did legally obtain the shotgun several years earlier, and that's the one that he use. >> reporter: jason wells has known him for about seven years. they would often discuss their problems. >> when he called me at 3:30 in the morning i would answer it and talk to him. when he said that he felt like he was going crazy. but never in my wildest dreams would he ever be violent. >> reporter: a student building monitor at seattle pacific is being credited with stopping the attack. john meis pepper sprayed the gunman as he reloaded. >> he's that kind of p

para la noche todo esto nos acompaÑa cecilia muÑoz una de las principales asesores del presidente obamaacinados de maltrato quÉ sabes? >> que estÁn llegando... con la frontera, hay miles que estÁn llegando solos y... comienzan en manos de la patrulla fronteriza y esos lugares no son, no valen para niÑos, no son un buen lugar para jÓvenes y estamos trabajando para transferir a los niÑos al departamento de salud del presidente obama declarÓ una ayuda humanitaria... estos niÑos estÁn en trámite de deportaciÓn y ese proceso a proceder y aunque algunos se estÁn reuniendo con parientes en los estados unidos estÁn en trÁmites de deportaciÓn y mucho de que lleva a tener que mover. >> entiendo perfectamente que la casa blanca que en enviar un mensaje que la frontera no estÁ abierta pero el nuevo presidente de honduras acaba de decir, que quiere asegurarse que estados unidos no viole tratados internacionales a tratar de niÑos, en otras palabras... y expresiones claramente que un niÑo que cruza la frontera en los estados unidos nunca va a ser deportado... >> bueno eso no es cierto... claro que ten

who visited the site what's worse is that obama's domestic policy director says syria munoz has made it clear that these children don't qualify for any protective legal status so while the government may work to remedy the deplorable conditions at these little warehouses little to nothing is being done to ensure the safety of these kids it's heartbreaking is that these children are viewed as random migrants when really they should be considered refugees see nearly three quarters of them originate from guatemala el salvador and honduras an area known as the northern triangle which is among the most and dangerous and violent places in the world of course much of the violence plaguing these countries on the battlefields where america wages its failed war on drugs by the u.s. government's own estimates approximately ninety five percent of all cocaine leaving south america for the u.s. travels through the northern triangle and onward there mexico and out of the under the leadership of the. mexican drug cartels vast swathes of land and water all salvador and honduras are dominated by deadl

who visited the site what's worse is that obama's domestic policy director says syria munoz has made it clear that these children don't qualify for any protective legal status so while the government may work to remedy the deplorable conditions at these little warehouses little to nothing is being done to ensure the safety of these kids it's heartbreaking is that these children are viewed as random migrants when really they should be considered refugees see merely three quarters of them originate from guatemala el salvador and honduras an area known as the northern triangle which is among the most and dangerous and violent places in the world of course much of the violence plaguing these countries on the battlefields where america wages its failed war on drugs by the u.s. government's own estimates approximately ninety five percent of all cocaine leaving south america for the u.s. travels through the northern triangle and on word for mexico and out of the under the leadership of the. mexican drug cartels vast swathes of land and water all salvador and honduras are dominated by deadly

who visited the site what's worse is that obama's domestic policy director says syria munoz has made it clear that these children don't qualify for any protective legal status so while the government may work to remedy the deplorable conditions at these little warehouses little to nothing is being done to ensure the safety of these kids it's heartbreaking is that these children are viewed as random migrants when really they should be considered refugees see nearly three quarters of them originate from guatemala el salvador and honduras an area known as the northern triangle which is among the most dangerous and violent places in the world of course much of the violence plaguing these countries on the battlefields where america wages its failed war on drugs by the u.s. government's own estimates approximately ninety five percent of all cocaine leaving south america from the u.s. travels through the northern triangle and on word for mexico and out of the under the leadership of larger mexican drug cartels a vast swathes of land and water all salvador and honduras are dominated by deadl

. >> reporter: as a senior advisor to president obama for domestic policy, cecilia munoz is one of theple in the administration krikorian is talking about. she denies white house policy is encouraging kids to come. >> that argument would have you believe that these folks are leaving their countries, crossing all of mexico, alone, and entering into the united states in order to benefit fr programs that they're not even eligible for. >> reporter: she concedes there's a perception in central america partly responsible for pushing families to make risky decisions. >> there are false rumors that if you can get to the united states maybe you can stay. those are false and we're doing everything we can to make sure that people in those countries understand that there are no provisions in the law to provide for these children to stay, that the border is not open for children. >> reporter: in fact, according to a 2012 study from the non- partisan vera institute, many children are not granted relief from removal, despite having legitimate claims to a visa or asylum. immigration attorneys and expe

joined now by the president's nestic policy advisor cecilia munoz.ee you. >> good morning. >> good morning. hopefully it's still dry there before the spring thunderstorms roll in. let me ask you, if this is something that was necessary to do, why did it take four years? why not -- why wait until now? >> well, congress passed a law a you foo years ago that applies this tropical depression to students that are in school now. what the president is doing is making sure that we're making it available, as you said, to students with older loans, about five million people are going to benefit from this. in addition, we're collaborating with people like h & r block and turbo tax to make sure that students are a wear that this is available to them. people who are paying off student loan debt are aware that this is available to them. this is part of a package of thing that the president has been engaged in for multiple years now, and to make sure we are both driving down the cost of college and helping students manage their debt. we can see these kinds of provi

rob munoz of our affiliate is on the campus of seattle pacific where classes are cancelled. >> reporter: good morning. aaron is still in custody this morning after terrorizing. christian college community yesterday. >> the weapon possibly involved is going to be a shotgun. >> reporter: 26-year-old aaron opened fire shot several rounds hit tleegting three people when he was taken down by john meese, a student at the security desk. >> there was a man on the ground with somebody sitting on top of him. and a huge whole bunch of shotgun casing shells underneath them. and it turned out -- that was a student who i guess had tackled the shooter. >> a group of students helped meese pin him to the ground. among the gunshot victims was a 20-year-old woman. >> she had a lot of blood on her chest, probably indicating chest wound. >> reporter: he tried to comfort her while they waited for medics. >> she was basically panicking, call my mom call my aunt call my best friend, i need you to make these calls for me i think i'm going to die. >> reporter: emergency crews took the victims, all in their 20s,

for the administration on the immigration issue is the head of the domestic policy council, cecilia munoz who is incredibly knowledgeable about so many details. the border security issue is important. often times, when we talk about border security and metrics, it's often discussed as an eye of the beholder quality. there are more resources, more technology, more time, efforts and focus devoted for border security over these last few numbers of years than at any time in history. i think we all have to recognize that we have finite resources and that we are going to continue to work very hard. the men and women of cbp will continue to work hard to uphold that responsibility. >> the gentleman in the gray suit. >> you were talking about manpower and technology and border patrol, could you discuss what roles the systems have begun to play and where that goes in the future? >> the technology systems already in place? was that --? i think the things that are most helpful that i have seen and listening to people on the border would be things like the tethered arrow steps, the technology -- we ha

for the administration on the immigration issue is the head of the domestic policy council, cecilia munoz who is incredibly knowledgeable about so many details. the border security issue is important. often times, when we talk about border security and metrics, it's often discussed as an eye of the beholder quality. there are more resources, more technology, more time, efforts and focus devoted for border security over these last few numbers of years than at any time in history. i think we all have to recognize that we have finite resources and that we are going to continue to work very hard. the men and women of cbp will continue to work hard to uphold that responsibility. >> the gentleman in the gray suit. >> you were talking about manpower and technology and border patrol, could you discuss what roles the systems have begun to play and where that goes in the future? >> the technology systems already in place? was that --? i think the things that are most helpful that i have seen and listening to people on the border would be things like the tethered arrow steps, the technology -- we ha

for the administration on the immigration issue is the head of the domestic policy council, cecilia munozho is incredibly knowledgeable about so many of the details. the border security issue is an important one. oftentimes we would talk about border security and metrics, it's often discussed that often is discuss with the eye of the beholder. there's no question there is more resources, more technology, more time, effort and focus devoted to border security over these last numbers of years than at any time in our nation's history. but i think we all have to recognize that we have finite resources and that we are going to continue to work very hard, and men and women of cbp will continue to work very hard to uphold that responsibility. >> the gentleman in the gray suit. >> andrew mosier, homeland security and studied at the nelson institute. just wondered, you are talking about manpower and technology and border patrol. could you discuss what role i manned systems aboard begun to play and sort of we see that going into future? >> the technologies systems that are already in place, is that