i'm here to see jerry nunez. >> nunez. >> i'm concerned for jerry, his mental well-being right now.t now they're presenting the evidence to the grand jury. i believe within the next week or two the grand jury will come back with an indictment. the nature this involves allegedly crimes against police officers. judges look at that as sometimes the most heinous type of crimes, you know. crimes against children, crimes against police officers. >> they really hold that against me? i had nothing to do with it. >> i understand that. that's why we have to see what the evidence is. they will try to stick it to each and every one of you with the most charges as possible. but remember, they've got to prove the charges. they've got the burden of proof. i know it's a waiting game and the days drag in here. time waits for no one. it ticks along but in here it drags. you got to man up now and hold your own and don't break and stay strong. okay? >> it pisses me off where we're all being held accountable for these actions. but new jersey state law is new jersey state law, you know? if i'm guilty, i'

carteles iba a empeorar tomÓ la decision mÁs arriesgada de su vida, informar el paradero de mario nÚÑez el 28 de agosto arrestaron a nÚÑez meza alias m 10 buscado por interpor l y la dea. >>> la dea le ordena abandonar juÁrez, recoge a toda la familia, cruza el puente con lo puesto y con una promesa de la dea que segÚn Él era imposible de rechazar. >>> nos dijeron que nos iban arreglar los papeles y que habÍa una jugosa recompensa por el detenido. >>> la dea no confirmÓ el relato de alfonso, este permiso de inmigraciÓn otorgado a quienes dan informaciÓn valiosa al gobierno confirma la eb entrada a estados unidos horas despuÉs del arresto de nÚÑez meza. >>> nos trasladan al departamento y nos dan para pagar la renta del departamento y vivir algunas semanas o meses, en total 50 mil dÓlares. >>> alfonso asumiÓ que seria un testigo protegido, pero le explicaron que era considerado un informante y que su estadio tenÍa condiciones. si quieres que te dÉ tenÍas que seguir informando. >>> no necesitaba que nadie me mantuviera. >>> en enero de este aÑo recibÓo una llamada presuntamente de un fami

desde miami florida, nuÑez, univisiÓn. >> visitar univisiÓn para tener mÁs informaciÓn de este nuevor le reviví la camisa con la que tocaba con su grupo de salsa hace... uufff ya sabes, bodas, quinceañeros... esta de show. ¿siempre estuvo así de blanca? no. no siempre estuvo así de blanca. por suerte tide con blanqueador tiene más del poder blanqueador que a mí me encanta. para que su crisis de los 40 brille ♪ crisis yo no tengo crisis... crisis... yo no tengo na' ♪ tide con blanqueador. ese es mi tide plus. ♪ ♪ >> el nadador olimpico fue arrestado por conducir borracho. iba a 84 millas por hora en un Área de 45 millas. fue el nadador con mayor cantidad de medallas con un total de 22. >> la nfl se disculpÓ por el soldado que celebrÓ orando de rodillas en el piso. muchos se preguntaban cuÁl era la diferencia con otros jugadores que se arrodillaban en la adoraciÓn cristiana. >> fue rescatado el cientifico espaÑol lÓpez tercero, de la cueva en el perÚ, donde cayÓ el 18 de septiembre. no veÍa la luz del día literalmente. la caida lo dejÓ con ambas piernas fracturadas. pero como nos cuent

. >> pete nunez, a co-author of prop 187, serves as an attorney under president ronald reagan. >> were standing just at the port of entry in encino, california. it's the busiest port of entry in california. most of what you see today wasn't there then because it was overrun by illegal immigrants. there was no fence, there were no lights, there were no cameras, so it really served as the focal point for everything that was wrong with our immigration policy. >> nunez said the measure tapped into public anger over illegal immigration. >> they had recently done a study at the cost of the taxpayers, and it was in the billions of dollars. so the idea was we needed to save california from this ongoing invasion from mexico. >> public outrage over illegal immigration was so strong that some democrats, including senator diane feinstein, who was up for reelection that year, started talking tough on border security. >> many nights, 3,000 illegal immigrants try to cross this border. our border patrol agents are outnumbered 60 to 1. >> one of the few california republicans who spoke out against pr

nunez has more comments prepared. this student is represented by a large hispanic population, a community with high unemployment rates and low educational attainment rates. and this community set of four counties has about 100,000 people who live there. on the next slide you can see that a student who wanted to shop around for college in the eagle pass commuting zone, if they follow the logic you have our federal policymakers they would go to college navigator, put in their zip code, do a search for what kind of colleges are nearby, and this is what they would find. you can't see it, sorry. they would find, you enare the your zip code on the left and you can say within 100 miles of my zip code, how many schools are there. there are four schools. the first two are two for-profit colleges, the same institutions, the third one is southwest texas junior college, the fourth one is also for-profit college. so a student who lives in this community is probably going to be place bound and if they're looking for colleges, have

nunez has more comments prepared. this area of eagle pass is represented by a large hispanic population. it is a community with high unemployment rates and low educational attainment rates. and this community, set of four counties, has about 100,000 people thatly there. on the next slide you can see that a student who wanted to shop around for college in the eagle pass commuting zone, if they follow the logic of our federal policymakers, they could go to this website, college navigator, put in their zip code, do a search for what xindz of colleges are nearby, and this is what they would find. you can't see it, sorry. they would find, you enare the your zip code on the left and you can say within 100 miles of my zip code, how many schools are there? there's four schools. the first two are two for-profit colleges, the same institutions, the third one is southwest texas junior college, the fourth one is also for-profit college. so a student who lives in this community is probably going to be place bound and if they're lo

. >> tambiÉn le mostramos el mismo video a claudio nuÑez, un joven de 26. >> te digo algo una mujer silor. >> el objetivo del video es crear conciencia social sobre el acoso en plenas calles. 70 ciudades como nueva york forman parte del proyecto que ademÁs está tratando de buscar fondos para esta campaÑa. >> galanterÍa masculina o piropo ofensivo. quiÉn establece la diferencia y cuÁndo se cruzan las fronteras? forma parte de la discusiÓn nacional que este video ha logrado. >> con este tema generÓ controversias queremos preguntar. visite nuestras redes sociales. y opine con las etiquetas piropos sÍ o piropos no. los resultados y comentarios los tendremos esta noche. >> gracias por estar con nosotros. hasta maÑana. ♪ ♪ ahora estÁ usted bien informado. noticiero univisiÓn, su voz, su decisiÓn. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] >> sÉ fuerte, agustÍn, >> mi amor, te juro que yo >> ¿quÉ quieres que hagamos? dime, lo que necesites, lo que necesite nuestra hija, ya-- >> ¡es mi hija! ya, mi amor. leticia, es que no reacciona. >> acuÉstala, pero arrÓpala bien, debe estar helada. >> yo te ayudo.? no crees que hiciste

nuÑez tiene en sus manos al corazÓn. >> marina comenzar a dar sus primeros pasos tras trasplante de corazÓnchÉ con los seguros y todo. y hasta que conseguÍ la ayuda, no creo que mucha gente que estÁ bien informado de eso. la lucha por el bajo de nivel de cobertura que muchos pagan. otro problema que se sumes la falta de informaciÓn. 3500 tranplastes de corazÓn se realizan entre dos mil y 2300 en los estados unidos. no todos son aptos para el trasplante. si tienen enfermedades circulatorias. las enfermedades que dificultad un trasplante son enfermedades como riÑÓn, pulmón, enfermedad vascular, otras enfermedades con potencial letal. para los que son candidatos a la operaciÓn y encuentran el donante es importante saber cÓmo actuar antes y despuÉs del procedimiento. >> es muy importante ser educado en lo que es ser un paciente de trasplante. tomarse su medicamento identificar problemas relacionados con los medicamentos, que el equipo mÉdica pueda ayudar. >> marina comenzÓ a hacer, porque como dice... >> gracias a dios ya soy otra. >> ahora tenemos un adelanto de lo que tendremos esta noche. >>

uno de los medicamentos mÁs adictivos es la hidromorfona, como nos explica nuÑez.onseguir hidromorfona, que tambiÉn se le conoce como... que tuvo necesidad dusar tras un accidente que casi le cuesta la vida. >> provocaron medicaciones para el dolor. encontraron que tenÍa alergia. contra esa medicina. y llegaron a darme... que aparemente me resolviÓ. pero desde ese momento empÉzÓ mi adicciÓn. >> viene en diferentes formas, tablefas, supositorios, iny ectables. los efectos son mÁs devastadores que la morfina. >> hay un compuesto quÍmico que diferencia la morfina con cual la hidromorfona. por ese compuesto puede llegar al cerebro mÁs fácil. es mÁs adictivo. >> mantiene el farmaco bajo la clasificaciÓn como sustancias como la cocaÍna. >> me dan un medicamento para la ansiedad. y otro medicamento para doler, para dormir. y no lo usaba esos medicamentos. los intercambiaba. >> el precio en la calle entre los 5 y cien dÓlares dependiendo de la regiÓn del paÍs. y encuestas muestran que mÁs de un millÓn utilizaron propósitos recreativos. >> en el aÑo 2008 hubo en salas de em

--- bely mariana nunez dice: "el ltimo out del panda" fs 2 --- ademas ral gutirrez indic: "no hay dudara ocasin. felicidades!" ---gracias a todos por sus comentarios! cesar --"y antes de despedirnos los queremos invitar a que a continuacin se queden con la mini-novela "villa paraso". cu --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. --le esperamos maÑana a las 6 y a --le esperamos maÑana a las 6 y a las once cu --que descanse, buenas noches. >>> Órale ya aquÍ en vivo para todos en titulares y mÁs kushs light, carlos vela dijo sÍ al piojo. y quÉ pasÓ en la serie mundial quien es el campeÓn y chicharito hizo gol con real madrid agarrese que estamos con todo en titulares y mÁs coors light comenzamos. >>> en vivo bienvenidos

san bernardino, responden al nombre de christoper montoya, jose cabrera, johnathan otero y filomeno nuÑez autoridades indicaron que en el momento del arresto, el vehiculo tenia un fuerte olor a mariguana y los sujetos actuaban de manera sospechosa. topvo blanca ---de acuerdo al diario "san jose mercury news" el jefe del departamento de policia de san jose, "larry esquivel" ha decidido suspender todo el trabajo independiente que algunos elementos de esa corporacion realizan para empresas privadas. ---la decision es a raiz del caso que involucra a uno de sus agentes, quien al parecer acudio a la casa del jugador de los niners "ray mcdonald" el dia que supuestamente la estrella de futbol agredio a su esposa. cesar --si usted conduced un nissan altima, mucho cuidado porque el cofre de estos vehiculos puede tener problemas en su cierre vo y abrirse cuando el auto esta en marcha. --segun la administracion de seguridad nacional de vias, cerca de 220 mil vehiculos tendran que ser reparados de esta falla. --segun el informe, el problema se centra en el panel interior del cofre, take full screen --

--- ario nuÑez indic: "yo en lo personal no soy quien para juzgarlo, porque es un ser humano y los humanosridad lo atacan"... fs 2 ... jonathan cornejo escribi: "dudo mucho que le haya hecho algo. no se ve pegndole (...) solo ella grita, pero no se puede observar realmente"... ---gracias a todos por sus comentarios! cesar --"y antes de despedirnos los queremos invitar a que a continuacin se queden con la mini-novela "villa paraso". cu --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. --le esperamos maÑana a las 6 y a las once cu --que descanse, buenas noches. end show ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> buenas noches, compadres, ediciÓn especial de "titulares y mÁs" coors light. carlos vela estÁ en la lista del piojo. y tenemos la mÚsica de estrellamos de sinaloa. y somos la cadena del mundial de rusia 2018. compadres, comenzamos con todo, "titulares y mÁs" coors light. Órale rusia. vÁmonos. >>> corre, corre.

take vo ---genoveva nuÑez-figueroa queria, aparentemente, entablar una relacion con "lawrence fernandez interesado... ---por lo que la mujer, decidio emular a santa claus y hacerle una visita a fernandez, ingresando por la chimenea... ---los bomberos tuvieron que romper la chimenea cuando la mujer quedo atrapada en ella. ---afortunadamente la rescataron y ahora ella deber enfrentar a la justicia. fs 1 --- hoy preguntamos: cree que tener mascotas no debe ser un impedimento para alquilar vivienda? jos castillo respondi: "yo pienso que s debe ser impedimento, porque no saben lo que cuesta tener las cosas en buen estado las personas que rentan" fs 2 olympia escobar indic: " opino que no debera ser impedimento, rento un duplex con yarda grande por $1,500 y me obligaron a deshacerme de mi mascota ." ---gracias a todos por sus comentarios! cesar --y antes de despedirnos los queremos invitar a que a continuacin se queden con la mini-novela "villa paraso", que hoy promete tener un captulo impactante... cu --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. --le esperamos maÑana a las 6 y a las once cu

. >> reporter: abel nunez grew up in the district. in 1985 he noticed a boom. >> i was in the eighth grade. i noticed in the summer i had a core group of central american friends, salvadorians. and the next school year it exploded. >> i was a young person. i wanted to look for to the future to see if they life would get better and for my family, too. >> the majority of hispanics in the washington region are from el salvador. 32%. mexicans come in second followed by guatemalans. >> new this morning, another layer of protection for the u.s. military. exactly when the navy could add an unguided warship to its fleet. plus ebola outbreak. the fight against isis. the high profile challenges for the obama administration to calm >>> choo-choo. all right. you can come on out and enjoy the rides and weather at the fall for fairfax kid fest. >> it's happening at the fairfax government center. zachary kiesch is there. >> reporter: lots of parents, lots of little kids trying to enjoy today. it's a little cooler out here, but expected to warm up. y

nunez has more comments prepared. this student is represented by a large hispanic population, a community with high unemployment rates and low educational attainment rates. and this community set of four counties has about 100,000 people who live there. on the next slide you can see that a student who wanted to shop around for college in the eagle pass commuting zone, if they follow the logic you have our federal policymakers they would go to college navigator, put in their zip code, do a search for what kind of colleges are nearby, and this is what they would find. you can't see it, sorry. they would find, you enare the your zip code on the left and you can say within 100 miles of my zip code, how many schools are there. there are four schools. the first two are two for-profit colleges, the same institutions, the third one is southwest texas junior college, the fourth one is also for-profit college. so a student who lives in this community is probably going to be place bound and if they're looking for colleges, have

. ♪ ♪ les presento a nuÑez. su profesiÓn o perforador corporal.ube la adrenalina o, pero normal. >> le pusieron 6. pero otros llevan hasta cien. se pueden poner en cualquier parte del cuerpo. >> en los genitales. hombres y mujeres que realizan diseÑos. >> plucas. >> corset, los hombres se aplican ciertas tendencias. >> como cinturÓn de castidad. >> exacto. >> durante el proceso no hay sangrado, sin embargo al extraer las agujas puede haber. >> a quÉ nivel perforas. >> son unas capas no muy profundas. no llega ni siquiera a nivel de la grasa del cuerpo. es alge bastante supervicial. >> la pregunta que se estarÁ haciendo por quÉ lo hacen. >> hay muchas personas que se la hacen difÍcil entender la diversidad humana. no hay nada, yo creo, en este mundo que le puedu agradar a todo el mundo. >> los que se perforan lo lucen por un dÍa. la o foto no puede faltar. la forma de presumir la experiencia. ♪ ♪ >> a la que yo tambiÉn me sometÍ. ♪ ♪ asÍ quedÉ. la foto del recuerdo. y prueba superada. >> quÉ bien. >> ah. >> lo mÁs importante. >> te doliÓ? >> un poq

genevieve nunez figueroa, used to date the owner of the house. >> what?> yep, police say he broke up with her but she apparently would not take no for an answer. >> i met her online. not too long ago. and you know i thought she was pretty normal. as you meet people online. and you know we hung out a couple of times and you never know how crazy somebody is until they do crazy things. and you know, this is a pretty crazy thing. >> and the woman is charged with illegal entry and providing false information to police. she's in a lot of trouble. >> that's a pretty cautionary tale. >> it sure is. >> online hmm? >> online. >> online right? stay away, stranger danger. ines appreciate it, thank you. >> thank you about owner. >> despite protests and threats the show will go on at the new york metropolitan opera. said to rally against the performance of the death of a klinghoffer. the opera is based on a 1985 death of leo klinghoffer. a pumpkin festival. turns into absolute mayhem and violence. look at the pictures, police asking for help to find who is behind all o

genevieve nunez fi figueroa. she dated the owner of the house but then broke up with her. watch. >> i met her online, thought she was pretty normal as you meet people online. and you know, we hung out a couple of times and you know you never know how crazy somebody is until they do crazy things and you know, this is a pretty crazy thing. >> the woman is charged with illegal entry and providing false information to police tony. >> normal people. >> you see normal first. >> online. online dating and the like. >> there are some normal. >> really? i'll have to take your word for it. i don't want to. ines. appreciate it, thank you. >>> united nations, called on detroit to return waiter service, the service shutoffs are affecting the poorest and discriminate against the city's majority black population. john hen dr hendren has more frm detroit. >> things have gotten so bad in the city's bankruptcy that the united nations is investigating, the city turns off the water to homes and continues to as many as 200 a day. a town hall meeting a spirited meeting in which residents said th

sylvia hurtado, who you met before, nicholas hillman, ann-marie nunez. why don't we start at the end and put ann up first.

. >> reporter: francisco nunez created this in 1968. >> i wanted to create this program from all over city. >> from just nine children 26 years ago, the program now works with 1400 throughout the city. the chorus stefan is in performance all over the world. >> i've visited japan, china, hong kong, gratz, salisbury. >> the music is just the means for making a great person. starts to hold on, i count! >> stefan grew up in a high crime neighborhood. >> how do you say the choir made a difference in his life? >> first of all, discipline. and apart from that it keeps him from the street. >> stefan's mom said it's her rules. >> if you do anything to break the law, i'm coming. ♪ >> it's easy to quit and that's what people want to you do. they want you to give up. >> reporter: but stefan didn't quit, thanks to his mom's determination and ypc. >> they paid for him to go. they send the chaperone with him, they took care of everything. >> reporter: stefan was accepted to every college he applied to, ithaca college offered the most financial support. >> if you work hard and put hard work into it,

. >>> and i want to bring in commissioner frank nunez.ell us now that you have air frein, looking back on this search, that took hundreds and hundreds of officers, how was he able to evade them for all of that time, for nearly seven weeks? >> well, you have to understand that he's been planning something like this for several yea years, in this particular wooded area that goes for several hundred akers and it is very rugged terrain. and he's planted caches of food and what he would take with him and also he's been practicing by doing these re-enactments in which he would play the part of a vietnam soldier trying to evade being captured. and we've talked to the people that were participating with him in these things and they were never able to catch him. no one was ever able to find eric frein in the woods. >> tell us about the -- i guess, not just the condition he was in, but his demeanor when he was taken into custody by officers? >> he was kplooi-- he was compl. he was tired. and basically he did everything they told him to do. and offe

so congratulations again to the authors an their paper, particularly nunez and rodriguez and thank you for having me. >> mary beth? >> all right. let's see.a i guess i need a microphone. >> okay. so i'm responding to silvia hurtado and her colleague's paper. i'm going to be short and sweet here because i am short and sweet. i thought i'd get that in there. so i really enjoyed silvia's yed paper. i wanted -- i think it's really. important that you read this paper for a number of reasons.wa one of the things i liked the nd most is in the very beginning, silvia talks about how they see wanted to use metrics that were fair to both students and lt se institutions. i and i really like the use of thl word fair because i think all too often when we see research and when we see a lot of national reports we don't see kind of the fair use of metrics. and another thing i thought was really interesting about the paper is that she does a really good job of reminding us how for rig so long researchers have been calling for measures that ye consider student inputs as well as institutional inputs. and

. >> francisco nunez and his chorus dance and sing songs like something you would hear in a rainforest about every neighborhood in new york city, rich and poor. the voices mix together perfectly and friendships run deep. most of these kids have been singing together for the past eight to ten years. >> something that you learn day one is that you have in common with people that you might not think you do. >> get the first pitch. one, two, three. ♪ >> loud and softer. one, two, three. >> i think outside of the chorus, your first impressions are how does someone look or are they wearing? when you're in a chorus environment, the first impression is, how well can they sing? >> it sees like everyone at ypc, can do just that, sing. just listen to a performance they did last summer in tokyo. ♪ >> chorus is an opportunity, you're joined because your friends are there or want to sing. but when you come to ypc, once you join us, something starts to transform. you start to see it's more than just singing. that's what we're about. ♪ >> raised in washington heights by a single parent, his mother bou

francisco nunez was raised by a single parent in new york city. of music and it opened up a whole new world for him, one he's been sharing with the children of new york ever since. ♪ ♪ >> i never wanted to teach. when i was younger as a pianist, i wanted to be a pianist. so when i worked with children for the very first time, they became human. they became incredible. they were limitless. ♪ ♪ >> i said, you know what? i have to be an amazing musician to teach these kids 'cause they're good. they're as good as itches when i was a child. the difference is they don't know it yet. >> francisco nun. >> and his young people's chorus of new york city may not act like most choral groups. they dance and sing songs like something you would hear in a rain forest and come from just about every neighborhood in new york city, rich and poor. their voices mixed together perfectly and their friendships run deep. after all, most of these kids have been singing together for the past eight to ten years. >> something that you kind of learned day one is that you have i