la verdad. el suspicaz esposo de pam abrio la puerta. >> hola. >> no sabian si pam estaria en casa. >> vinimos aaron pacientemente, sin saber como reaccionaria pam. >> shar: hola. >> hola. >> ¿sra. ashe? >> ¿si? >> hola, soy john hilbert. ¿nos creeria si le dijeramos que encontramos dinero gratis para usted? >> ah, ¿si? >> misha: para hacer esta potencial estafa aun peor, john y shar le prometian a pam un cheque de dinero gratis que era mucho mayor que su sueldo anual. >> ¿cuanto gana una maestra con 40 aÑos de experiencia en la actualidad? >> algo mas de 40 mil dolares. >> misha: john y shar le pidieron que adivinara cuanto dinero gratis encontraron a su nombre. >> ¿seran como mil? [risa] yo no se. >> viajamos desde muy lejos, y no lo hacemos para llevarle a alguien solo mil dolares. >> ¿entonces seran 10 mil? >> no la voy a tener en ascuas todo el dia. hoy, usted, recibira en dinero gratis... >> ¿aja? >> ambos: una suma superior a los 91 mil dolares. >> oh, por dios! >> cuanto dinero. [risa] >> no puede creer. no puede ser, es increible. es como ganar la loteria o algo parecido. estaba en shoc

. >> pam la, the sun is coming up behind you, we see the lightning above us. the weather here is something that everyone has their eyes on. everyone concerned. they want to make sure there aren't going to be more storms coming this way. we want to get a look at the forecast right now. if there are more storms, if the system will continue, let's go to the cnn weather center right now, indira peterson has more. >> we're still looking at a outbreak of severe weather. woo he have severe thunderstorm warnings just south of the area. in fact we've actually kind of zoomed in a little closer and we've seen hail cores, potentially high as two and a half inches just south of you. cell after cell continuing to develop. plenty of instability out here. keep in mind usually we see a little break as some of it starts to wind down and as we go through the afternoon we start to see the activity develop again. as far as today, in fact we've actually enhanced the risk out there. and in comparison to what we saw yesterday. what we're looking at is 50 million, 48 million seeing th

la pregunta que mÉxico contara a 0 obama luego de 2 gobiernos del p pam. >>> no crece mÁs la economÍa >>> lo que si pudiera cambiar, es la agenda bilateral con estados unidos. mÉxico estÁ reconsiderando su polÍtica de seguridad. enfocÁndose mas en la protecciÓn de sus ciudadanos y menos en la lucha armada contra los carteles de la droga. >>> mira, creo que el tema de seguridad es uno de los mÁs temas de la agenda bilateral centrales de mayor prioridad y que debe llevarnos a redefinir el nivel de colaboraciÓn que espero sea mÁs amplio y estrecho para un propÓsito mayor evo circunstancia. >>> el presidente obama ha tomado la actitud de espera y observa. >>> antes de juzgar, dice, va a escuchar sus propuestas para determinar lo que quiere lograr con su nueva estrategia. >>> en su prÓxima parada, san josÉ costa rica. obama se reunirÁ con los mandatario centroamericanos y la repÚblica dominicana para promover el crecimiento econÓmico y el desarrollo. pero mÁs alla de los saludos y el protocolo. los lÍderes centroamericanos buscan mayor cooperaciÓn de estados unidos, para luchar contra el f

and we have a complete crew on the ground, john berman, pam la brown and george howell.ave asked that all the media crews move out of the way. apparently there are a lot of houses in that area and they want to be able to hear in case there are people trapped under the rubble so they can get in and rescue them. so we are relocating them and they will be with us shortly with a live report from there. 145 people were sent to the hospital with injuries. ranging from minor to serious. about one-third of them are children. senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen at the cnn center in atlanta with more on the effort to help all of the injured. and elizabeth, what type of injuries can we expect to see there? >> you know, zoraida, if you look historically at the kind of damage that other tornadoes have done. about half of the injuries are going to be from flying debris. especially wood. because so many homes are made out of wood. that they're used to dealing with that kind of issue. and then the rest would be or much of the rest would be people who were actually hit by the to

. >>> como para que se solicite la residencia un pam aro krect . >>> puede pe kir un hijo o una hija.la reforma es solo una propuesta. pero ¿que recomienda a las personas que tal vez tienen la oportunidad de pedir la residencia a un familiar. vale la pena hacerlo ahora o se raro que haya una reforma mi dpra tri. >>> es lo preocupante, que muchas personas creen que como viene la reforma no importa lo demÁs es lo contrario. hay que aprovechar todas aquellas veredas que ofrece la la ley de inmigraciÓn actual y pedir a los familiares, porque no hay una limitaciÓn de verdad. y pueden pedir la y entran a este paquete, aÚn cuando despuÉs desaparezcan parte del sistema de preferencia. lo recomendable es aplicar por hermanos, hermanas, hijos e hijas mayores de 21. solteros, o casados. pedirlos ya, antes que entre en vigencia la reforma migratoria propuesta. >>> ricardo calderÓn de la organizaciÓn carece buenas tardes. >>> gracias. >>> gracias pasamos a mÉxico, donde hoy celebran dÍa del trabajo, hubo marchas y protestas, pero terminaron en violencia. muy la capital personas encapucha encapucha

presentaciÓn especial de pamela silva en el programa de la cadena abc, ella coÁnimo con bÁrbara warters, el desempeÑo fue extraordinario. asÍ que mi querida pamsas. >>> maÑana regreso, y por el apoyo de mi equipo de "primer impacto." representando a univisiÓn y a todos los latinos, espero que me acompaÑen, y que digan presente. para gracias, y fue una experiencia especial. >>> lo sentimos por univisiÓn, pero a las 11 veremos ab c. y un feliz viaje de regreso. un besito. >>> gracias. >>> vamos a la pausa. y un poderoso empresario enfrenta cargos por violencia domÉstica. y vamos con nuestra querida jackie para que hable del estado del tiempo. >>> asÍ es. muchas gracias. al regreso hablaremos nuevamente de la amenaza de tornados en el sur del paÍs. y que nos espera por parte de la madre naturaleza. y llegÓ el momento que mande sus comentarios a travÉs de twitter ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> continuamos desde nueva york con reveladoras imÁgenes del desolador paso de un tornado en oklahoma. y desde nueva york pasamos a los Ángeles, jackie esta lista con el pronÓstico del adelante, jackie. >>> gracias, pamela. buenas tardes. rÁpidamente utilizare esta grÁfica de av

pam. >>> starting with developing news from san jose a van has crashed into one of the bay area's biggest hospitals. ktvu janine de la vega is joining us live from the santa clara valley medical center. what just happened janine? >> reporter: we are hearing at 4:00 a.m. we are told by a nursing supervisor here that a van actually crashed into a window near the main lobby entrance. now there is a lot of construction going on around here. so we're at least a block away from where this happened. so let's go to video of what we could shoot. at the entrance there was completely shattered glass. the van has already been towed. again the nursing supervisor said that the driver of that van was driving very erratically and somehow crashed into the window. into a planter. we are also told apparently there was a janitor cleaning at that time. he had minor injuries. a deputy a sheriffs deputy happened to be on the scene. he heard the crash, he came and responded. he detained the driver. we are told the driver of that van is now being treated in the emergency room. we are told he is stable. we don't know much more though about hi

>>pam: the end of the school year was bittersweet for students at las lomas high- school at walnut creekstudent died suddenly of a brain aneurysm, while working out at a local gym. 80 year18 year- old amir khakimov was a standout on the school's wrestling team and known for his dedication to physical fitness. many students and educators of las lomas i say the school is focused on supporting everyone following the unexpected death. his family moved to this country two years ago so that their children could have a better life. he was 18 years old. the third suspect accused of killing three people in sonoma county during a drug deal gone wrong pleaded not ty i court to this morning. france's dwyer is charged with murder, burglary and selling marijuana. this is video taken in february from a helicopter partnership with abc seven news. water arrived in sonoma county earlier this week from new mexico. his son,odin dire and mark acappello also suspects in the triple murder. , pleaded not guilty. thecapello, the alleged shooter faces the death penalty. >>catherine: the jury foreman and the jodie

ktvu janine de la vega is there in san jose with what is happening right now. janine. >> reporter: pamfire engines left but there is an investigator inside this under ground parking garage. we went inside to take a look at the car that caught fire and it was a melted mess. we were told that the owner of that car is at the hospital. this fire broke out at 4:00 this morning in the under ground parking garage of the apartment complex on sands drive. fire officials found this dodge sedan in flames. it was unoccupied at the time. smoke was pouring out of the garage and that caused a panic among residents. the owner of the car next to the burning car tried to save his kia by driving it out but it was too late. he spoke to his son. >> he drove the car while it was on fire? >> yeah. it wasn't a large fire. just underneath the rear bumper. when he came out he wasn't even too concerned that it was on fire. >> reporter: that man's father and another person were sent to the hospital for smoke inhalation. we still do not know their condition. we're also told a firefighter was also taken to the hosp

janine de la vega joins us now from the future home of the niners in santa clara. >> reporter: pam, construction workers are already starting to show up today to work on the new stadium. now let's take a look at it. i haven't been here to the site in a month or two. it may be named after a blue jeans company. ktvu has learned the 49ers will hold a news conference in san francisco to discuss a naming rights deal later today and a new name for the stadium may also be announced. the 49ers and santa clara city council -- [ inaudible ] >> all right we're having a little problem with janine out there. are they still going to be callrd the san francisco 49ers? >> people are asking that. yes, they will still be called the san francisco 49ers. the new york giants they play in new jersey. they are not called the new jersey giants. >>> let's take a look at what we have now. pardon me. it's good i have a cough button. the traffic is looking good. there are no major problems as you pass the coliseum. this is a look at the toll plaza. metering lights are on just a little bit early. you will be waiting there f

janine de la vega is in san jose and they are talking about a plan of action there, janine? >> reporter: pamre here in the heart of san jose and so far the people we spoke to say they have planned ongoing to the march because they feel it is important back in 2006 and 2007, the crowds were massive when mayday marches were held. they are trying to ensure their strength in numbers but this year they are heavily focused on targeting lawmakers. this year's rally is especially busy because it is written by four democrats two weeks ago. it allows skilled workers into the country and provides a path for citizenship for the 11 million living here illegally. one man told me in spanish how he felt. >> reporter: he says we have been here a long time in the united states illegally but working hard. we worry about getting caught and accept back. they have rallies in the south bay today and the large march begins at 4:30 this afternoon at our lady of guadeloupe church. coming up on mornings on 2, i will highlight a couple of items that are in this reform bill which are pluses for undocumented women. janin

janine de la vega is there at the scene this morning with what the investigation has turned up so far. janine. >> reporter: pametting back to normal here. here you can see behind me the apartment complex. this is located near 87 and courtier. when we got here an hour ago there was 100 people standing out here. in the last 20 minutes the fire department has given the all clear for people to go back inside. firefighters say at around 4:00 a.m. they were called to the apartment complex on sands dry after a car in the under found parking -- under ground parking garage. >> people just didn't want their cars to burn. there was an active fire in the garage. there was a lot of smoke production. they were going in and evacuating their cars out of the parking structure. which is what we had when we got here. >> reporter: firefighters were able to extinguish the fire with only two cars burning. two people suffered smoke inhalation and transported to a local hospital. one firefighter was complaining of chest pain and nausea. he was transported to the hospital as well. his condition unknown. firefighters say they believe r

pam cook. speed and alcohol are being blamed for an early morning accident in san jose. ktvu channel 2 repo j de laega at the scene with a look at just how bad the accident was and why it could have been worse. janine. >> now that it's daylight you can see some of the damage left behind by this crash. this suv which was towed away blowed into the traffic street light. now here's what it looked like earlier this morning. police say neighbors heard a loud crash and called 911. officers found a 22-year-old woman trapped inside a black suv that had struck a light pole at the intersection of aborn and ruby in the evergreen area of san jose. it took an hour for firefighters extricate her from the car. she was take ton the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. now that suv had t-boned into a dodge stratus traveling eastbound on aborn. the passengers in that car were conscious and talking. officers say they are going to arrest the 26-year-old female driver of that dodge for driving under the influence. >> we spoke to some owners at the scene from both of the vehicles and some of the statements from t

. >> pam: it didn't happen during his 1995 murder trial in los angeles it didn't happen during his armed robbery trial in lason four's grant lodes is here to explain. why o=j simpson is now willing to testify under oath. simpson, of course, a native san franciscan who played two >> reporter: seasons with the 49ers. five years behind bars have left the onetime football hero and tv pitchman grayer and stockier. none of his old cockiness on display as he entered the courtroom in shackles and a prison jumpsuit. he's trying to overturn a prison sentence that could keep him incarcerated for the rest of his life. >> "i didn't break into anybody's room, i didn't beat up anybody. i didn't try to muscle the guys." >> reporter:at the age of 65, o=j simpson is hoping someone will listen to his story. 18 years ago, a los angeles jury acquitted him of murdering his wife and another man. >> reporter:and simpson became one of the most hated figures in the country. when a las vegas judge threw the book at him for roughing up a pair of sportsmemorabilia collectors at this hotel, many people though justice had finally been ser

las vegas hotel room. he argued he was simply getting his own property back. he wants a new trial. >> pamuld actually be the chief of police? stepping in to take place the assistant chief who denied the job for personal reasons. down his plan for reducing crime in the city. >> reporter: another chore crime fighter by in nature but did you ever think is to become chief of police? >> i think that what opportunities arise to just get the chance and do what you need to do. "uh no, this was kind of a surprise" "my vision is crime wouldn't be a problem in oakland, that's my vision" >> reporter: how does the new crime plan benefit the average man and woman in oakland? >> reporter:"it is all about having that >> point of contact" "i want to hear what >> reporter: what are you hearing? >> "so far i'm hearing some positive feedback but i'm also hearing it takes to long when people call the police for us to answer the phone" it takes too long to get up there with a call. >> reporter: what can you do, with the number of officers, can you have an impact on changing that? >>won't happen overnight" in o

pam cook. time is 6:30. continuing coverage of this morning's breaking news in east palo alto. three teenager's shot in the car. one has died. janine de la vega is there and janine you just spoke with the victim's father. >> reporter: yes, he is completely devastated. still in shock that his 16-year- old son is gone. he heard the gunfire. he was inside the house and rap outside. this is the car he was sitting in. this is a car in the driveway. the car was parked out on the street. his father has identified him as 16-year-old jose a junior at wood side high school in redwood city. this shooting happened just before 11:00 last night. police say their shot spotter was activated when they arrived. they found the driver of that white nissan dead. he was shot multiple times. his two friends were 15 and 16 years old. they were passengers. they ran into the home. they are suffering from gunshot wounds. they are expected to survive. they told detectives that they dropped off a friend at the house on fretum street. they were waiting for him to come back out when two men approached their car and started opening fire. here is what detective sergeant

pam cook. time now 6:30. >>> we are continuing to follow breaking news now in the south bay. one person is dead in a shooting that happened just a short time ago. ktvu's janine de laa is arrived on the scene just minutes ago and we understand this shooting happened right near a school, kids getting ready to head off there i'm sure this morning. >> reporter: we haven't seen any children here yet, and that's lucky because a lot of crime tape and a lot of police around here. this is near santee school. police are down the road here near santee and audubon drive because at about 5:20 people heard screaming and they heard gunshots being fired in this area and when officers arrived, they found a man. they are saying he is a latino male, maybe around 19 or 20 years old, face down, lying in a grassy area, kind of maybe near the sidewalk. right now they are doing a canvass of the naked trying to see if they can find any witnesses, trying to see who they can talk to. again, we just arrived moments ago so police are just in the preliminary stages of their investigation. the homicide unit has not arrived yet but this is what police -- a police lieutenant told me a short time