>> me encanta santo domingo de repÚblica dominicana. >> el segmento de camilo montoya, natalia jimÉnezar es la primera francisco, california, no la conozco y es muy romÁntica. >>> vamos cerquita, orlando. aquÍ en la florida ese si lo conocen. >>> estoy de acuerdo completamente, orlando a ca eta ess del bosque que hoy en un riso resort que es una maravilla. >>> otra ciudad que de las mejores es las vegas nevada. >>> quiÉn no. >>> sobre todo al que le gusta el juego. >> muchos espectÁculos, la champaÑa, chocolate. >>> ademÁs te casas en 2 minutos. >>> ¿cuÁles son las peores? >>> listos >>> la ciudad de dallas, texas. >>> ¿por quÉ? >>> yo creo que por el nombre era para celebrar el dÍa de los enamorados. >>> yo creo que es despuÉs del dÍa de los enamorado es muy buena pero antes no. >>> san bernardino california. >>> ¿por quÉ? >> yo tengo un amigo que vive ahÍ es fenomenal. >>> no creo que sea masoquista. >>> en un nos pone triste. >>> porque estÁbamos aquÍ. >>> ay!. la ciudad que progresa. hialeah. es la sede de su estaciÓn de telemundo. >>> estÁ bien. >>> no te deprimas que todo pasa. >

natalia, cbs4 this morning. >> if you recognize any of the men in that video call hialeah police are miami dade crime stoppers at 305-471-tips. >>> monday morning headlines, the family of a man killed in a hit-and-run crash is pleading for the driver responsible to come forward. 46-year-old charles blackledge was killed thursday night at northeast 16th and dixie highway in fort lauderdale. the family held a vigil there last i pretty was riding his bike home from work when a car slammed right into him. if you have any information you are urged to call police. >>> the body of a late supreme court justice, antonin scalia, was flown back to the washington, dc area last night. he died of natural causes on saturday during a hunting trip to texas. a debate is now raging on the campaign trail over weather president obama, or the next >>> bill clinton will make it campaign stop in south florida today. he will attend on hillary clinton's behalf. she canceled her appearance on friday, instead she will be attending events in nevada. the south florida event will take place at 2 p.m. this afternoo

. >> where is natalia. >> natalia is channelling our downtown airport chic look. she has her top, her distilled jeans, and she's going to add a moto jacket. a full leather motor jacket. we'll add that on. type jacket? >> it's only $59.99. >> wow. >> $59.95. i'm sorry. she's going to pair it with an anthropology evening star. slide that on. really takes her plain white top, plain jeans up a notch. >> love it. >> last week i went to -- >> there you go. >> i went to a place in miami called boo. everybody is dressed like that. >> one more model. one more model. >> here we have melanie, and the best part about melanie is the fact that she is going to take her blue on blue navy aun seam bell and pair it with a statement necklace from bauble bar. take what you are wearing and pop it out and just give it a little bit of a statement. >> looks good. >> right. >> changes it. >> changes it up. >> all right. >> there she goes. >> good job. >> thanks. >> thank you very much. >> everybody looks great. thank you. >> for more brittany style tips >>> game day dishes you can eat at

natalia aristizabal -- she is the lead organizer from make the road new york. before we move off that topic, idnyc -- as good as it is and has been, there's also been some criticism -- the fact that one of the big selling points of the card was it would serve as principal -- a form of identification at banks, and many banks -- wells fargo, bank of america, citibank -- do not accept that. are you guys working with the mayor and perhaps with the banks >> yes. we're working with the mayor's office. we are working with comptroller's office. and it's basically pushing the banks. the banks are saying that they want to make sure that they're using identification that has high standards, and what we're trying to let them know and clarify to them is that the idnyc actually has standards that are higher than other state driver's licenses, right? and so they need to understand that, and so that's taking a while. there's also a question of what clients the banks have or want, and so i think that because of that, it may be undocumented immigrants are not necessarily their n

. >> where is natalia. >> natalia is channelling ourrt chic look. she has her top, her distilled moto jacket. motor jacket. we'll add that on. >> like a little bomber jacket type jacket? >> it's only $59.99. >> $59.95. i'm sorry. she's going to pair it with an anthropology evening star. slide that on. plain white top, plain jeans up a notch. >> love it. >> last week i went to -- called boo. everybody is dressed like that. >> one more model. one more model.e have melanie, and the best part about melanie is the fact that she is going to take her blue on blue navy aun seam bar. take what you are wearing and pop it out and just give it a >> looks >> changes it. >> changes it up. >> all right. >> there she goes. >> good job. >> thanks. >> >> for more brittany style tips go to today.com/style. >>> game day dishes you can eat at home or pack up for a courtesy of chef tim love. >> please don't go anywhere yet because our singer is going to sing for us right afte yogurt. blueberries. and milk. get them to do the forbidden dance in a blender... and you've jus

estÁ natalia jimÉnez, angelica, raÚl y mucho mÁs.gracias por acompaÑarnos y ser parte de este gran evento, tenemos el privilegio de estar aquÍ en primeriza fila para oÍr los nombres de los triunfadores que tenemos, hoy damos por comienzo a la revelaciÓn de los fib li a finalistas, que serÁn producidos aquÍ en nuestra cadena telemundo, el prÓximo 28 de abril >>> todos estos artistas se destacaron no sÓlo por su popularidad y venta y tambiÉn por ganarse al pÚblico que hoy le rinde tributo con estas elecciones >>> exactamente quÉ les parece para presentar los primeros nombramientos tiene al escenario a las dos primeras personas responsables que las noches de los sÁbados no son igual >>> ambos cantan, actÚan, juegan, regalan, sueÑos y sorprenden y por encima de todo nos hacen reÍr muchisimo >>> damos a darle un fuerte aplauso para recibir a los presentad presentadores de quÉ noche! quÉ noche! angelica raÚl, con ustedes angÉlica vale y raÚl gonzÁlez, bienvenidos chicos. >>> hola >>> hola muy buenos dÍas a todos. quÉ linda introducciÓn gra

>>> we hope that natalia feels better sand. you are doing superwoman work. good to have you here. we have some nice radar out there. if you have any outdoor plans, i know you're probably ready for a nap. you work more than anybody i know. some nice weather out there for anybody going out there for dinner. whatever it is, the weather looks good, but the radar is clear right now. and the future radar, we have a little blip there. that is not necessarily a shower but there could be a few sprinkles around. overnight tonight into tomorrow morning but not enough to have an impact on your morning commute. there are a few raindrops on the windshield. if you head out the door in the morning. 73 in miami and a couple of degrees milder than yesterday but not close to the 79 yet. he was 75 in the pines. i think tomorrow will be close. a beautiful look from our downtown fort lauderdale camera. it's magnificent. sunset at 6:22 pm we are past that but we still have twilight and some gorgeous colors. it's a beautiful evening in progress. you might need a light sweater. if you're going to be outdo

natalia sat down with the director to discuss his vision for local law enforcement. country for perez is not had a chance to catch his breath in the last few days. the 25 police veteran was recently named the new director department. it has been in meetings. ever since, including this one with us to answer questions. >> how would you define your commitment to the department? >> three priorities moving forward. violent crime involving are you zika for some young people are hit by stray bullets at others for the intended targets, have committed crimes of their own. he will shore up the policing program and come up with new ways to reach out to repeat offenders paid >> we have to break that cycle. fully come in with the investigation, it's too late. >>reporter: perez that he will aggressively recruited higher- quality officers to ensure a strong department. the directors committed to bringing in more technology like special devices that detect when shots are fired a neighborhood sublease can respond before anyone calls 911. he welcomes the use of body cameras to protect

natalia zea for cbs4 news. some it is finally caucus night in iowa and that hour from now. voters will gather in schools, churches and private homes to debate the field of candidates cast of the first balance of this year the old-fashioned process has received a high- tech upgrade. craig boswell is live in iowa with a look at what is new in the process. craig? >>reporter: good evening. elliott. the reporting process when the tabulation start to commend they will be on the screen behind us. there is an extra sense of urgency and intensity today, not just for the candidates trying to bring in last-minute voters. but for islands because there are so many-i think that for undecided voters. here they have to make up their hillary clinton brought breakfast to thank her campaign workers in des moines. >> i feeling energized because of you. >> we are going to win. >>reporter: clinton is in a dead heat with sanders. sanders says coming out on top defensive one thing. >> we will win tonight. if the voter turnout aside. >>reporter: the first time voters caucus sanders and trumpet bene

natalia has more. >>reporter: a vocal march. and a crowded scene at the front interest of the state attorney's office designed to send a clear message to the woman in charge on the fourth floor.>> police are making arrest, but there is no justice >>reporter:. these are mothers of murder teens, children and adults. most have not felt the relief of saying there child's killer be convicted.>>prosecution is grieving mother. they don't care. >>reporter: . point to the well attended press conference in december is announcing the arrest of a suspect in the they allege that their cases are not receiving the same >> they are determined to get to the bottom of that case. we want the same justice. >>reporter: the protest here activist group are the leader of the activist group has worked side-by-side that she feels the prosecutors lately are not responding to the needs of the victims families. tragedy for the miami-dade police unit president rivera said officers are doing their part. >> we have become a judicial system where plea bargains

now you have two choices -- either you do what we're asking you to do, or i have to pay visit to natalia and little sasha. eh? they go to school same way every morning. did you know this? is not safe. anything. i'll do anything. ...answer this phone. what are you supposed to do when they call you? i do whatever they ask. then destroy the phone and tell no one, or they'll kill my children. you, uh, install and repair telephone lines for a living? for 10 years. i have three major contracts right now. if i'm arrested, it all goes away. and you have no idea why they specifically targeted you? no. i'm not perfect, but i try to be a good man. my parents came to boston to get away from this kind of thing -- russians hurting russians. and if you contacted the police? the russians will know. they say they're watching. this bar, i've been here before. it's probably safe. and you... you're no cop. no. i'm no cop. [ beeping ] cloned. this phone rings, i want you to answer it. we'll contact you. thank you, mr. ford.

we see if they're an alto or baritone and we put them in the right groups that they need to be in" natalia "and now i do vocal - vocals, keyboard and drums" even the instruments are provided. with support from the city of reno and the reno-sparks indian colony, rock camp continues growing. they recently expanded to carson city and next year will begin offering classes in las vegas. the dozens of kids who participate now say they're hooked rock camp inspired me to start band at school and i do percussion" andi, off camera: "what do the kids at school say when they hear about what you do?" manning:"they usually don't believe me" covering the story, andi guevara channel 2 news. the cost for reno rock camp is two hundred twenty five dollars per month, but scholarships are available. we've created a link to their website, head to k-t-v-n dot com and click on the blue newslink button angela: "i'm meteorologist angela schilling, with the sunshine and nice weather will we have to worry about our snow "this is channel 2 news, coverage you can count on" what you'll notice during these dry periods th

natalia? >>reporter: the 99. a delicates --delegates are up for grabs. it has started already in florida. early voting began in miami- dade. three of the candidates are choosing to spend their evening here in south florida. south florida political leaders are voting for marco rubio of the first day of early voting.>> he is wise beyond his years. >>reporter: they now what political experts agree upon. if rubio cannot carry the vote in his home state, he will have little shot of winning the white house. >> we expect him to win and he will win. it's a must win. he cannot continue his campaign without guaranteeing and winning his own state, which looks a bit in jeopardy. >>reporter: analyst on monday is not surprise of three of the candidates are spending the evening of super tuesday in south florida. clinton has a townhall scheduled and trump will be energizing supporters. >> florida is the battleground and swing state and more importantly, it can determine who is going to be the nominee of the party. >>reporter:. the winner will take on 99 delegates. propo

. >>> our team coverage moves to cbs 4 natalia in northwest miami-dade. what are people in the community saying about the arrests? >> reporter: they are so happy about the arrest in the apartment complex, including lives here they are having a block party of sorts. they are happy about this news. they brought in speakers. there are folks gathering around celebrating what happened here. both they and community activists are hoping this will be the beginning of more arrests and prevention of future tragedies. >> we are not going to tolerate this in this community. we mean what we say. >> reporter: it was the news law enforcement leaders hoped to give. homicide detectives arrested two of three people accused in the murder of 6-year-old king carter. >> what you see here is one, lean mean machine. we are out there looking for details. we are looking for leads and looking for witnesses. >> reporter: king's murder sparked multiple marchs and rallies. also keeping the focus on other cases of murdered kids that have not been closed. antiviolence activists believes

. >>> cbs 4 news team coverage moves to cbs 4's natalia. zaya. the arrest? >> reporter: this is a piece of good news for the folks who live in this apartment complex, for the family of king carter and for community leaders who say this needs to be the beginning of what comes next. two of three young men accused of taking part in a gun battle making 6-year-old king carter the ultimate victim are locked up. >> they did the right thing. >> reporter: the arrests are a triumph for miami-dade police, who with the backing of the state attorney and mounting community pressure from activists during rallies, worked hard to resolve the case. >> it was community people working with the police that lead to this arrest today. >> reporter: miami-dade school superintendant has also been vocal about the violence plaguing kids in our community. cooperation between government entities and organizations is key. >> we need to engage in early identification, detection of problems impacting our kids and address them with the appropriate resources. >> reporter: the mayor says he is

thatali aw --natalia was the women's winner. >>> the grammys are tomorrow on kpix 5. this year there's a new tech feature on the trophy. each is outfitted with a grammy cam which will capture video from the winner's circle. >> when the grammy award is given to an artist, you will literally be in the hands of your favorite artist. you'll see their point of view and their perspective. >> four-time nominee alabama shakes was rehearsing for their grammy performance this weekend. the brand joins a diverse lineup of performers from across musical genres but host ll cool j says the closing act is still top secret. and the stars were out tonight in los angeles. clyde davis hosted his annual pre-grammy gala. the place was filled with musicians and actors. the highlight is usually the performances which have been known to feature some of the biggest names in music. >>> those lucky enough to attend the grammys will hear adele, kendrick lamar perform tonight. the woman supervising the house sound mix, a bay area nominee who has blazed some trails of his own. kpix 5's betty yu has

natalia zea cbs4. >> the president's trip will be the first time a sitting u.s. island in 8 # years. take -- 88 years. take a look at these pictures showing calvin cool judge idg -- in december, 2014, president obama and raul castro announced the restoration of diplomatic ties after a split of more than 50 years. the two shared a handshake at a summit in panama last april. our live team coverage continues with lauren pastrana. she's live at versailles restaurant with more on what the locals are staying about the trip. i'm sure the it's topic of -- i'm sure it's the topic of discussion at the coffee counter. >> reporter: that's a good guess. other than when president obama made the announcement back in december 2014, there are no shouting matches here. no protests, no huge signs. just some quiet chatter of copious cups of coffee, and the two neighbors. a side of political discourse is always on the menu at cafe versailles in little havana, and thursday, the talk was all about president obama's upcoming trip to cuba. >> it's a disrespect to the cuban community. >> reporter: why is that

natalia, cbs 4 news. >>> thank you. new details tonight on an explosion at a community pool in weston. these are pictures from the broward sheriff's office showing the chemicals investigators think caused the explosion. chemicals to clean the floor when they exploded in his hand. he was rushed to the hospital where he's being treated. the broward sheriff's office is investigating. >>> well a water warning remains in effect in fort lauderdale after a sewer main break. chopper 4 was over this area today as crews worked to fix the break in the area of northwest fifth street and northwest fourth avenue. authorities issued a precautionary advisory to avoid water related recreational activities in that area. the break last night led to major flooding, residents also complaining of a foul odor due to the sewage. the advisory will remain in effect until further notice. >>> the coast guard is searching for a cuban migrant reported missing off the coast of key west. a group of eleven migrants landed on man key and claimed that tw

natalia says although the video were well worth it. she feels much healthier and works out daily. the people of flint have been congress has finally heard them. coming up next ... we'll take you to the start of congressional hearings into the widespread lead poisoining in flint's water federal there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some new ones. like, farmer. russell's brussels. russell speaking. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. i got it. with u.s. cellular, you can do all the things you like, from the middle of anywhere. that is my line! the flint water crisis to go on. hear what congress is demanding as they begin hearings today. the c-d-c has cautioned travelers about the zika virus... but now there's a new warning for people how health officials say the virus - carried by a mosquitoe - is now being transmitted. and if you're spending a million dollars for 30 seconds of air-time, you'd better make in count. we've got a fi

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natalia parra was free diving in tonga when she swam right next to a huge humpback whale that was singing underwater. see all of the day's top videos every weekday on right this minute here on 9 on your side at 10 new this morning... mastectomies are up 36 percent in the u-s in the past decade. the number of double mastectomies more than tripled... and the number of women without cancer getting preventative double mastectomies doubled!this is all happening while breast cancer rates stay the same! researchers say it shows a change towards seeing mastectomies as a preventative procedure instead of a cancer treatment. the dental equipment used to according to a study in the journal *water research,* dentists can clean equipment perfectly ... but there could still be bacteria in the water lines used in many offices. the disinfectants used in the study did kill all the fungus - but some bacteria remained. if you have severe allergies - a new treatment might save you from those weekly shots. doctors with christ hospital say they're seeing excellent results with allergy drops taken under the ton

natalia martinez takes us to kentucky where it all started. you could say it's the music or the fancy footwork that draws them in. "serenade." "swing your partner" "(laughs) i never thought i'd learn to do-si-do." but really ....it's something else that got them hooked. "when i first came out here, i'd been isolated for quite a while." ted spencer is working towards recovery one step at a time. "i had a couple traumatic events happen while i was in the service and never really dealt with them." ted isn't alone. "sometime i have nightmares, and then i have, some medications can trigger it too." army veteran battling a long list of ailments...from ptsd to cancer. but looking at him here...you would never know. "i usually don't go square dance, but then i said, 'you know, this is fun.'" that's the point of the dancing well series. veterans and their families can tune out their battles and tune into the beat. "i was here dancing three minutes and i had a great grin on my face and i looked around and the other vets were grinning, the volunteers wer

reporter natalia martinez explains. :22 - :26 ted spencer veteran :39 - :43 kenneth frye veteran 1:28 - 1:33 nathan weston veteran --pkg-- you could say it's the music or the fancy 1:28 - 1:33 nathan weston veteran --pkg-- you could say it's the music or the fancy footwork that draws them in. "serenade." "swing your "when i first came out here, i'd been isolated for quite a while." ted spencer is working towards recovery one step at a time. "i had a couple traumatic events happen while i was in the service and never really dealt with them." ted isn't alone. "sometime i have nightmares, and then i have, some medications can trigger it too." army veteran kenneth fry is battling a long list of ailments...from ptsd to cancer. but looking at him here...you would never know. "i usually don't go square dance, but then i said, 'you know, this is fun.'" that's the point of the dancing well veterans and their families can tune out their battles and tune into the beat. "i was here dancing three minutes and i had a great grin on my face and i looked around and the other vets were grinning, the vo

defending natalia is her lawyer evan pablo. >> in 2014 the number of high treason cases increased three times over the last year. this explosion happened with the background of the ukrainian conflict. w >> the team is an informal collective of young lawyers and journalists. they are those that the state considers traitors. this mother was arrested for telling ukraine's embassy that troops were being sent to fight. a rare victory, her treason charge was dropped for lack of evidence. and this is team 29's new online project. it's called "if they come for you." advice of what to do if they come knocking. this is their headquarters. so if the men from here appear at your front door asking you to accompany them for an informal chat, you don't have to go with them. also, don't tell them anything. again, you don't have to. warn your family not to sign anything or give them any information, and if it become necessary, get your own lawyer. don't accept the state-appointed one. >> a journalist and human rights activist just the sort of person who might need such advice. >> when these instructions

natalia, cbs4 this morning. >> if you recognize any of those men and that video call hialeah police or crime stoppers at 305-471-tips. >>> hollywood police are looking for a man who robbed a jewelry store in broad daylight. it happened yesterday morning in a shopping center on sheridan street. police say when the man made his way into the store he bathroom at gunpoint. he was able to get away with half a million dollars worth of jewelry for people who spend time in that area are shocked. >> $500,000 worth of jewelry? s erious! it is a nice neighborhood, and to hear that store right next to yogurt land that we come to very often with our family got robbed. police say the robber pistol whipped one of the employees. anyone with information is urged to call hollywood police. >>> police are searching for the shooter who opened fire on a man in miami. this happened on saturday near northwest eighth street and sixth avenue. family members identify the victim as mitch johnson per he was shot several times and taken to the hospital in critical condition. if you have any information call miami p

estaba nominada por su participaciÓn en una de las pelÍculas, sin embargo, el galardÓn se lo llevo natalia ojalÁ que para el prÓximo aÑo sÍ me den permiso y sÍ puede estar a porque dicen que es uno de los mejores espectÁculos, seÑores es el aÑo chino, mario vannucci nos darÁ recetas de quÉ es lo que podemos hacer en nuestra casa para preparar nuestro aÑo que sea muy, muy bueno, tambiÉn le tenemos preparado un programa muy bueno, enseguida estudiante inesperado un leopardo se pasea como pedro por su casa por una escuela, vean eso nada mÁs. >>> bueno, los jÓvenes ya estÁn mÁs que listos practica y prÁctica para recib--segn el ses "s-f' gate", el viernes mas de medio milln de personas usaron el bart, convirtndolo en el tercer da mas ocupado desde que inici sus servicios en 1972.. --el sabado se convirti en el mas ocupado fin de semana con casi 420 mil pasajeros... top vo - lorena lorena-take vo --- el despliegue de seguridad por el sper bowl en el rea de la baha cost "un ojo de la cara''.. --tan solo en san francisco, la ciudad gast casi un milln y medio de dlares... --segn el departamento de