informando desde california, soy pamela dÍaz, univisiÓn.mpla efectos positivos para la salud de la economÍa, ademÁs de representar el esfuerzo mÁs significativo del gobierno estadounidense, por combatir los efectos del cambio climÁtico. enrique: puerto rico confirmÓ que durante el fin de semana no hizo un pago de 58 millones de dÓlares de su deuda pÚblica, es la primera vez que la isla y cumple sus compromisos. alejandro garcÍa padilla dijo que puerto rico no pueden pagar deuda por 72.000 millones de dÓlares, que necesita reestructurarla. presentan una demanda contra ken que expulsÓ a un niÑo de 8 aÑos. ilia:una niÑa se convierta en un ejemplo a seguir. >> pues yo le echo ganas a la escuela porque cuando sea grande quiero comprar una casa a mi mamÁ. porque no nos gusta vivir aquÍ. ♪ enrique: pamela hernÁndez tiene 11 aÑos de edad, hacen faltan muchÍsimas cosas en su casa, viven en extrema pobreza. lo que no hace falta en casa ni en su vida son las ganas de superarse. periodista: se llama pamela, tiene 11 aÑos y con sus papÁs y los hermanito

pamela: vamos a empezar por el mÁs pequeÑo del grupo.flejo en los productos que eligiÓ. >> es un tema constante en mi casa porque tenÍa sobrepeso. todo el tiempo hablamos del tema. pamela: en nueva york ella dice que detrÁs del resultado de lo que escogieron los niÑos en el supermercado hay una explicaciÓn. >> hay una variedad de prÁcticas, te puedo hablar de lo que nosotros hacemos, todo desde el color hasta el diseÑo, el empaquetado son cosas que influencian la atracciÓn del niÑo a un producto. colores vivos son cosas que inmediatamente llaman la atenciÓn del niÑo incluso de un adulto. el tipo de letra, los diseÑos. ♪ ♪ pamela: la nutricionista zamora evaluÓ algunos de los productos que sufrieron los niÑos. vamos a hablar de los jugos, algo muy popular los jugos que deberÍan, es algo que este fue uno de los que consideraron saludable. >> jugos en general no, prefiero la fruta entera. pamela: quÉ deberÍamos estar buscando en los cereales? >> mientras mÁs fibra tengan mejor, es nutriente que ayuda. si revisamos los primeros ingredientes

pamela dÍaz nos pone al tanto.ciÓn de casi 15 millones conformamos la mayorÍa del estado de california. >> los latinos no sÓlo estamos abriendo mÁs empleo. tambiÉn estamos creciendo. pamela: brenda durÁn comprende que su prosperidad entre ser va de la mano con la labor legislativa. por ende se dedicaron algunos talleres a lo que fomenta una labor en la polÍtica. brenda: las leyes estÁn cambiando constantemente. si no estamos en este tipo de eventos no las vamos a conocer. pamela: no sÓlo se orienta al empresario sino tambiÉn lo ayuda a convertirse en un poder polÍtico. el poder de la comunidad latina estÁ en un momento crucial. >> la economÍa nada es la economÍa hispana. el estado de california tiene el demogrÁfico mÁs grande de latinos en todo el paÍs. sabemos que tenemos mucho paÍs y mucho poder pero tenemos que unificarnos. ese es el propÓsito de esta convención que es de apoyar a los negocios para que entiendan que teniendo la posibilidad de llevar a otro nivel este paÍs. ha responsabilidades que tenemos como c

there's a little bit of confusion, pamela, if you will. the name he is known as on air an the name -- and his actual name. what do you have at this hour? >> reporter: that's right. right now, authorities are looking for a vester l. flanagan who is a former employee of wdbj. he was fired about a year ago, not sure why. but his on-air name at the time when he was a reporter for the station was bryce williams. so he is being sought in connection with the shooting. right now, the fbi, u.s. marshals, atf are all looking for vester l. flanagan. they believe he is driving a 2009 gray mustang. again, they are looking for him in connection with the shooting but a spokesperson for the augusta county virginia sheriff's office stopped short of calling him a suspect. sources i've been speaking with say at this point they believe that flanagan is still in the virginia area. so the manhunt is focuseded in the virginia area. we know the shooting of 24-year-old alison parker, 27-year-old adam ward, happened this morning at around 6:45 a.m. right near roano

. >> pamela newkirk talks about her book of the 17th annual book fair. watch it now on book tv. >> well, thank you very much. good afternoon everyone. we have a wonderful panel and we are in for a treat and i'm so happy to be here this afternoon to introduce our panel for our panelel today which will be pride and prejudice. we are the instrument of our instruments and we have to examplars today in terms of dedication to the black community. lets start with moderator and that is the director for the research and black culture. here at nyu public library. he's a former associate of indiana university. his book the combination of blackens race crime and modern america published and it won best book award in american studies. here also this afternoon is we have author and nyu professor of journalismwk dr. pamela newkirk. a life, she's a multifaceted scholar w who has published a variety of works. her b first book black journalist, contemporary struggles of african americans integrating. love letters from black american which i had a pleasure of reading, a fa

pamela: nadie ha resultado herido.ina fueron los comisionados principales en el condado de los angeles con de convierte esta ciudad en la primera del paÍs en integrar. dijeron que es una forma de reconocer el trabajo de indocumentados. leticia: cediÓ conocer la lista de los 10 aspirantes republicanos a la casa blanca que participaron en el debate del con es en ohio. la cabeza donald tump, seguido por jeff bush y socot felipe: entre otros le sigue el marco rubio. el ex gobernador de arkansas. y por Último el ohio. en mÉxico partido revolucionarios y de la revoluciÓn democrÁtica condenaron la sinatra entrevista exigieron una investigaciÓn a fondo para esclarecer estos. pidieron a la pero cabrÍa capitalina contar lÍneas de mitigaciÓn para tener a los responsables. rubÉn espinoza fue torturada escena del viernes junto a cuatro mujeres. leticia: la cotizaciÓn del peso mexicano con respecto de las repuntÓ ligeramente este martes. 16,60 $, la devaluaciÓn del peso frente al de la llega el momento que me acercase pero las cifra

pamela: enfocÁndose en la seguridad de los californianos, la senadora presentÓ pÚblicamente la protestaeportaciÓn de un reo sin probar que en sÍ, a procesar por su delito. presuntamentepor un disparo de juan francisco lÓpez sÁnchez en san francisco el mes pasado. runner expresÓ que lópez sÁnchez, quien ya tenÍa siete convicciones por delitos semanales, se encontraba en una cÁrcel federal cuando trasladado a una cÁrcel de san francisco por un delito menor. lÓpez sÁnchez fue liberado en lugar de ser trasladado a la cÁrcel federal, segÚn runner poniendo en peligro a los residentes. segÚn este estratega democrata no tiene nada sÓlida. ademÁs, espera que no fomente la seguridad entre la comunidad inmigrante. >> lo que no queremos hacer es quebrar la relaciÓn entre la comunidad y los inmigrantes. pamela: la senadora recalcÓ que estÁ diseÑada para los reos en proceso de deportaciÓn y que se encuentran en una cÁrcel federal por un delito mayor. pamela: marÍa: tenemos una alentadoras noticias para las mujeres que hacen el mismo trabajo que los hombres. y los compaÑeros de los periodistas asesina

i turn you now over to pamela brown. she is in for wolf blitzer in a place you might know as "the situation room." >>> happening now, earth shaking explosions. a series of blasts rock a major port city with the force of an earthquake, killing dozens and injuring hundreds. including workers for an american company. tonight, new video of the disaster, and new details of the search for the missing. >>> terror leader resurfaces. a disturbing new message believed to be from the head of al qaeda who helped plan the 9/11 attacks with osama bin laden. he's now pledging allegiance to the new taliban commander. are they plotting together against the u.s.? american terror targets. an apparent hit list posted by alleged isis hackers. containing personal information about u.s. diplomats, scientists, and military personnel. threatening to come after them and their families. what's being done to protect them? >>> and near disaster. a drone comes within feet of a medical helicopter transporting a patient. forcing the pilot to take evasi

pamela: ojalÁ asÍ sea muy pronto. michelle: gracias por acompaÑarnos, hasta maÑana.a: es jueves 20 de agosto, sube de tono del debate entre candidatos republicanos donald trampillas bush un diario acusÓ a donald trump envenenar el debate migratorio. activistas piden que el gobierno explique la muerte de personas en centros de detenciÓn en una dÉcada. rescatan a niÑos y adultos que trabajaban como esclavos en un rancho en coahuila. pretenden evitar que mujeres que disimula su desnudez con pinturas en el cuerpo recorran las calles de manhattan en nueva york. asÍ comenzamos. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn en visión nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ilia: buenas noches, una guerra de palabras ha sufrido entre los mÁs destacados aspirantes republicanos a la nominaciÓn presidencial. donald trump jeff bush. lourdes: donald trump acapara la atenciÓn con una portada de la revista times, mientras sigue atacando los inmigrantes indocumentados y a sus hijos nacidos aquÍ. y tirando golpes bajos a su rival jeff bush. trump: sabe lo que estÁ pasando con la gent

i'm pamela brown.ituation room." >>> cnn breaking news. >> breaking news tonight about isis. and its use of banned and dangerous chemical weapons. multiple u.s. officials now confirming to cnn that the terror group unleashed a mustard agent during a recent attack in syria. stand by for more details on that. >>> also tonight, cnn has learned that american hostage kayla mueller was sexually abused during her time in captivity by the top leader of isis, abu bacher al baghdadi. sources tell me al baghdadi was personally involved in arranging for mueller to be held in the home of a senior isis leader after she was captured. i'll ask congressman peter king about that. he's a leading member of the house homeland security and intelligence committees. and our correspondents and analysts also are standing by as we cover all the news. >>> i want to start with our chief national security correspondent jim sciutto. he is here and been digging on the kaila mueller story. we have confirmation from kaila mueller's fam

pamela?o much. >> you're welcome. >>> and the next hour of "cnn newsroom" begins right now. good morning to you. i'm pamela brown. thank you so much for being here with us. we begin this monday in ferguson, missouri. gunfire, bricks and a war of words. a barrage of bullets overnight forcing peaceful protestors to run for cover as we see in this video. all of this one year after unarmed teen michael brown was shot and killed. >> we just want to be as patient as possible. >> our message to those -- >> was that gunfire? >> here's what we know so far. at least four people are behind bars after multiple shootings. and in one of the incidents, a man in his 20s used a stolen handgun to shoot at plain-clothed officers. the alleged gunman is now in critical condition. >>> plus, new video shows the aftermath of that shooting as police surround the suspect. and we want to warn you here, the video you're about to see is graphic. >> this is a crime scene, back up! >> back up! back up! >> give us some help

leÓn: gracias, pamela. una alerta roja porque fotoperiodista habÍa anunciado que lo estaba siguiendo. finalmente el viernes lo hallaron con cuatro mujeres mÁs y a todos los torturaron. marÍa: el video de la fuga de el chapo guzmÁn y difundido por autoridades mexicanas sÍ tenÍa sonido y se escucha claramente golpes de metal contra el concreto asÍ lo revela el peritaje que la procuradurÍa hizo con la cÁmara instalada en la celda del chapo. las declaraciones de otros presos iguales de la presiÓn en cuanto a los ruidos son contradictorias y confusas algunos de los prisioneros aseguraron que sÍ escucharon el sonido de los martillazos. >> durante ese tiempo se escuchaban claramente martillazos, golpes de metal. marÍa: segÚn comentÓ la periodista especializada en el narcotrÁfico y cÁrteles es imposible que ningÚn guardia haya escuchado los ruidos producidos con las herramientas. leÓn: en tijuana, mÉxico hallaron un narco tÚnel estaba a dos cuadras de la frontera con ee.uu. es el tercer tÚnel se encuentran desde ab

pamela newkirk. he book, which you all see in your programs, is "spectacle: the astonishing life of ota bengal" she is an author, journalist, and professor at new york university, multifacetted scholar who has published a variety of works that present multidimensional portraits of african-american life. her first book within the veiled black journalist, like me, explores historical troubles of journalists integrate can mainstream news rooms in america. love letters from a black america "which i had the pleasure of reading recently, a fantastic tome put on the list. the book we're talking about this afternoon, i'm not going steal her thunder as she is going to talk to us about the book and all that went putting it together as part of a wonderful afternoon. please join me in welcoming our speaker this afternoon. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you all for that terrific production. i want to thank all of you for being here this afternoon, and i want to thank our guests, decider pamel

anderson. >> all right, pamela. appreciate the reporting. pamela brown. with more, kevin madden, paul begala, runs a pro-clinton super pac, and jeffrey toobin. is it possible she could face criminal charges? >> i think that is really remote. this is a serious political problem for her. these investigations aren't going on for weeks they're going on for months. she made a dumb decision for, conducting her official business on this private server. and it is certainly going to be the case that there is classified information found there. the definition of classified information is extremely flexible. bureaucracies overclassify all the time. so we know, we ow, that they're going to find classified information. that's going to be embarrassing. but i don't see any scenario where that turns into a criminal case against her. >> kevin, do you agree with that. donald trump says, look what happened to general petraeus, this, this potentially could be far worse. i think they are going through a careful review. pamela alluded to during her piece. they are looking at a

pamela? >> let's talk about donald trump and jeb bush because the latest polls show that trump is leading bush in florida. of course, that is a state that bush governed for eight years and now he's getting some help from his family, is that right? >> that's right, and this is really interesting. i asked bush yesterday why it is that trump is leading him in his own state of florida in the new quinnipiac poll, and he said, look, i'm beating hillary clinton, trump is losing to her. there you have it. that's not true, trump is leading clinton in that poll in florida as well. he's now pulling out some of the big guns in his family. he's getting some fund-raising help from his brother, george w. bush. he sent an e-mail blast telling them jeb has a tough road ahead but with his strength and their support, he will succeed. later this fall george w. bush and george h.w. bush are going to be holding a fund-raiser, hosting a fund-raiser for jeb bush in houston. that's in october. so he's got some big fu

el gobernador estuvo allÍ, pamela dÍaz con mÁs informaciÓn.ombatir incendios. para dirigirse a su prÓxima misión. el combate contra este incendio el cual una semana despuÉs sigue activo. vamos a relevar a nuestros compaÑeros que estuvieron trabajando 24 horas todos los dÍas durante una semana. ellos necesitan un descanso, dijo este bombero que se uniÓ a otros de sacramento y otros lugares y partieron hoy al condado. los afortunados fueron despedidos por un beso y un abrazo especial de los queridos. la esposa de este bombero vino acompaÑada por su niÑo de apenas meses. tenemos que responder al llamado de emergencia, dijo el gobernador brown, quien visitÓ casas calcinadas y zonas incendiadas. el mensaje es claro, california se estÁn quemando, hemos destinado millones de dÓlares adicionales para sofocar los incendios y lo peor estarÍa por venir. sabemos a quÉ riesgos nos tenemos que enfrentar, vamos a trabajar con la comunidad pero tambiÉn trabajamos con el anhelo de regresar a nuestras casas y reunirnos con nuestras familias. marÍa leticia: mile

>> pamela brown, thank you for that. >>> will joe biden run?ome calls are growing louder for the vice president to enter the presidential race. one place those calls aren't growing louder, the white house. a democratic party source says that support inside the administration is said to be limited at best. many in the white house already heavily invested in the hillary clinton campaign. there's also concern a biden run would put the president in an impossible spot having to choose between supporting his vice president and his former secretary of state. >>> donald trump back out on the stump today after not getting picked to serve on a jury in new york city. so it's back to pushing his first major policy proposal on immigration. some of his gop rivals already pouncing on the plan calling it unworkable. would it ever have a chance in congress? cnn's national correspondent jeff zeleny has a look. >> reporter: back to the campaign trail after not being picked for jury duty. he'll be back out campaigning. he'll be selling his new immigration plan. th

pamela: me siento paralizado de la impresiÓn dijo brian porque mi hijo pudo actuar con Éxito sin serdicen estarÍa ligado con grupos extremistas. segÚn esta animaciÓn el arma del agresor quien disparÓ un pasajero en el cuello se atascÓ y fue cuando spencer tomÓ el sujeto por el cuello, forcejeo con el resultando herido con un cuchillo. su compaÑero miembro de la guardia nacional de estados unidos desarmÓ al sospechoso y lo golpeÓ con un fusil ak 47 dejÁndolo inconsciente, otro pasajero un actor francÉs activÓ la alarma de emergencia al mismo tiempo un britÁnico a bordo atÓ las manos y pies del sospechoso con una corbata mientras que spencer y su amigo anthony auxiliaban a la vÍctima herida. marÍa: vamos a ver la duda del dÍa, tengo necesidades especiales con una hija de 2 aÑos , quÉ beneficio puedo tener? >> hay una cancelaciÓn en inglÉs o suspensiÓn de deportación y cuando en ese momento se encuentran un proceso de deportaciÓn puede alegarse o recurrir a la enfermedad que estÁ teniendo su hijo para alegar un perdÓn y quedarse en estados unidos pero no hay una manera de hacerlo de man

pamela: desconoce que el dueÑo comprÓ un seguro para la casa mÓvil.ios son sumamente recomendables. es seguro para inundaciones o terremotos segÚn la zona donde se ubica la residencia. aconsejan que siempre se de comprar un seguro en caso de incendio. Éste tipo de desastre puede ocasionar cualquier persona. como lo hemos visto en las Últimas semanas en los incendios reportados en distintos sectores. recalcÓ que el seguro sirve para personas que no tienen otra manera de salir adelante. aconsejan que tomen fotografÍas de todos sus artÍculos y conservan los recibos en un lugar protegido. advierte que las agencias, no siempre se van hacer cargo de las personas que no tienen seguro. esta persona ha aprendido una lecciÓn importante, estar preparado la prÓxima vez. conductor: segÚn el gobierno federal, se crearon varios puestos de trabajo lo que las seÑales de una economÍa sÓlida en el paÍs. la tasa de desempleo se mantuvo sin cambios durante la de julio, lo que representa el mes mÁs bajo de desocupaciÓn en siete aÑos. lo que ahora preocupa, es que los salar

pamela: esta palabra serÁ removida del cÓdigo laboral del estado de california. cuando uno utiliza esa palabra muchas veces lo toma de mala manera porque no somos extraterrestres, somos humanos. pamela: donald trump dijoq ue de ser elegido impedirÍa que los hijos de inmigrantes indocumentados obtengan la ciudadanÍa estadounidense. las palabras importan y tambiÉn hicieren dijo el asambleÍsta republicano a quien respalda esta modificaciÓn. enfatiza que el lenguaje evoluciona y las enmiendas a nuestras normas deben reflejar las cualidades de nuestro estado. aclarÓ ademÁs que un buen republicano capitalista siempre valorarÁ a los empleados sin importar su origen. esta medida promulgada por el gobernador jerry brown tambiÉn anula la secciÓn 2015 del cÓdigo laboral, la cual ofrecÍa preferencia a los ciudadanos nacidos en california, seguidos por los ciudadanos de otros estados que viven en el estado de california. >> con esta ley vamos a reforzar esta protecciÓn para ellos. marÍa leticia: en mÉxico se acusÓ a las autoridades de ocultar pruebas relacionadas con la desap

>> pamela brown, thank you for that, pamela. will joe biden run for president?r for him to enter the race but it's crickets from the white house, a democratic party source says support inside the administration is limited. many in the white house are already heavily invested in the hillary clinton campaign. there's also concern a biden run would put the president in a tough spot having to choose between supporting biden or hillary clinton. >>> donald trump back on the stump today. he wasn't picked to serve on a jury in new york city so it's back to pushing his first major policy proposal on immigration. some of his gop rivals pouncing on his plan calling it unworkable. will it ever have a chance in congress? jeff zelen dwr has a look. >> reporter: good morning, christine. back on the campaign trail for donald trump. he was let go. he'll be back out campaigning. it's the first policy proposals he has reduced -- it's drawing criticism from republican rivals. >> i appreciate the fact that mr. trump has a plan if that's what it's called but i think the better approa

thanks very much, pamela. on the apparent road rage incident we are learning about involving this gunman. we have video of that as well. chris cuomo is on the scene. update viewers on what you're learning. >> reporter: i will do exactly that, wolf. often in these types of situations and they do happen too often as you well know, there's a search for information, a lot of holes. this is the opposite. there's almost too much information that points us in the same direction. it was a disturbed individual who may have many motivations, none of them justifying what he did. very few can be explained by anything that happened in his life. to that point, there's an emerging picture of an unstable person who could not control their emotions. someone went on youtube and posted video of an alleged road rage incident from july 6th, 2015. it is described by the poster as he called out the eventual murderer for driving like a maniac. the man followed him in a parking lot, we will keep the sound, there's a lot of expletives

pamela dÍaz nos presenta el caso de un joven que casi cae en la trampa de un empresario que tratÓ demucha atenciÓn. >> este fuel Último correo. >> a josÉ lo contrataron a travÉs de las redes sociales segÚn ando que habÍa sido recomendado por un amigo y le ofrecieron un empleo para evaluar el servicio de algunas tiendas. fÁciles pagaron por adelantado con este cheque. por correo electrÓnico le indicaron que depositar el cheque en su cuenta y pagara otros supuestos empleados como el dÍa money order. todo les parece legÍtimo. >> prÁcticamente tenÍa el cheque es de 2300, depÓsito 900 a cada uno de los dos y me quedan 500 para mÍ. no lo note tanto. >> al revisar el cheque motor unas irregularidades. >> un poco de tinta salida en la margen donde estÁ la cinta protectora. >> suena como una gran cosa. >> como nos dice la representante del muro para el mejoramiento de negocios este serÍa un modo de fraude. >> lo primero verificar un contrato y para saber lo que uno estÁ afirmando. >> no hubo contrato y ademÁs si alguien le paga con un cheque cuya parte del dinero debe enviar or money order es

leÓn: gracias pamela.on personas de la tercera edad. el alcalde san francisco anunciÓ un aumento de los fondos federales de 8.2 millones de dÓlares para el departamento de bomberos, pero este aumento se invertirÁn contratar a 36 apagafuegos mÁs que adquirir mÁs equipo profesional del cuerpo de bomberos estÁ contratar a mÁs personal en los prÓximos aÑos se espera que se retire un buen nÚmero de empleados. demandan a una cadena de farmacias porque supuestamente le cobraban de mÁs por las medicinas a los clientes presentan una menor de edad a punto de morir cuando la dejaron dentro de un auto en plena ola de calor. el chapo guzmÁn se sale por la suya no va a creer lo que logrÓ que un juez hiciera en su favor. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ leÓn: el narcotraficante mÁs buscando, el chapo guzmÁninterpuso un amparo contra la extradiciÓn otorgada por mÉxico a ee.uu. los abogados del lÍder del cartel sinaloa intervinieron con su pensiÓn concedida las autorÍa mexicanas quedaron impedida para iniciar los trÁmites para su extradiciÓn a ee.

let's go straight to our justice correspondent pamela brown. pamela?w enforcement officials say it's clear that the gunman had a personal v vendetta against the tv crew, and in the horrific video ta cnn is not airing, he'sing there several seconds before opening fire. investigators say the grisly shooting was timed for maximum impact, as 24-year-old reporter alison parker was interviewing a business leader live on cnn affiliate wdbj, killing parker and photographer adam ward, and seriously injuring the guest, vicki guard mer. police say the shooter seen here on camera after firing multiple shots was vester flanagan, a disgruntened reporter fired from the station two years ago. >> the anchor struggles to figure out what happened, as flanagan, who used the name bryce williams professionally, takes off. >>> shortly after, with schools and businesses on lockdown, he apparently faxes a manifesto to abc news, saying in part he's put the initials of charleston victims on the hollow point bullets that he fired. he allegedly called the network saying he killed

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pamela newkirk. [applause] >> good evening everyone. it is such a pleasure to be here tonight and particularly to be here in this beautiful building where i did so much of research on this section of ota benga life. thanks for being here. black lives matter is the plea of the people and what is conveyed by thomas jefferson it when he says it is the indispensable duty of those the maintain for themselves the right to human nature to extend their power and influence to the belief of every part of the human race. the elements of langston hughes. a question and a call and a prayer. black lives matter. it is research into it this story of ota benga and african male who went into the local headlines after he was exhibited in the bronx zoo monkey house with an orangutan. , then why was the disgraced african who did not leave behind any record third leave behind a remarkable feat become a priority? when i started research five years ago i could not know some will see his life as a metaphor for the black lives today. but somehow i knew his story

let's get to pamela brown. pamela, what did the bull tip s bulletin say?hing law enforcement so the fbi and dhs september out a new warning saying american women are increasing areally becoming a key part of isis fighting force overseas and in the home land. >> reporter: jalen young, tau t daughter of a police officer and mississippi state university chemistry student who graduated high school with honors is the latest female isis recruit here in the u.s. she was arrested two weeks ago for willing addedly trying to join the terrorist group in syria. young represent as growing phenomenon according to the fbi. and a new warning to law enforcement nationwide the fbi says, quote, some female violent extremists have recently glon vatsed an interest in engaging in operational roles to include preparing to carry out attacks in the homeland and traveling to syria to fight. >> before they wanted women to come and be their wives and the mothers of their children. and now what we're seeing is they are luring women and attracting women to come fight, it has the elemen

this is the kohlrabi and you put it in salads. >> reporter: pamela worries the cut back will kill hern. >> when i plan dinner i just have to see, you know, what's in my garden. >> reporter: many people complain to the state water board it's a double standard because the restrictions don't apply to the 60,000 acres of grapes in sonoma county. >> that's the path the state chose. i refer to what the governor said on public tv when he defended not asking ag to cut. >> reporter: the homeowners want the state to ask the wine industry to do its share. but they don't think it will happen. >> the wine growers aren't sharing. what they are doing is hoarding it. they are hoarding the water. >> wine is not something you have to have. you have to have water. >> reporter: in sonoma county, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> the united wine gross of sonoma county want to crew -- growers of sonoma county want to create their own irrigation district. many homeowners are worried it's another attempt to grab water. >>> paul, where is the water? >> not coming anytime soon. this is why we try to store it up in the wi

the inside of his apartment, in roanoke, virginia, pamela brown, digging into all of this joins us noweporter: well john, today we're learning police believe vester flanagan was heading towards a pre-planned investigation and with a car pool of supplies including weapons. investigators can only guess what he planned to do next. as we learn new details about the horrific murders through the husband of the lone survivor. tonight, we are hearing for the first time the account of vicky gardner, the lone survivor in wednesday's deadly attack. her husband, tim, told abc news vicky never saw the gunman, vester flanagan before he opened fire. >> she shot three times at my wife. and she was trying to dodge everything. he missed twice, and then she dove to the ground and curled up in a ball and that's when he shot her in the back. pulled the trigger several times and only fired once. >> reporter: but that one bullet nearly took her life. >> she got up and walked to the ambulance after being shot, but she didn't know the extent of her injuries at that point. but the surgeon told me that a couple

pamela brown is "outfront" tonight. what more are we learning, pamela, about the gun police recovered from the shoot every a and how he got it? >> reporter: we learned that the gun recovered from the shooter has been identified as a glock 19. it's believed he purchased it in july in virginia legally, as you point out. my colleague and i are told that there was nothing in the background check prohibiting flanagan from buying the gun. he didn't have any felony convictions or anything like that that would have prohibited him from being able to do so. in virginia, you need a background check to purchase a gun. we're told jim that he bought another glock pistol as well. right now, tests are going to be done, conducted to determine which gun he used. >> escorted out of the newsroom threatening but not illegal, so doesn't show up on his record. what more are we learning about the 23-page manifesto ? >> reporter: a man believed to be the gunman sent this rambling suicide letter to abc news a couple hours after the shooting. he

well, pamela, penndot is saying end of the year.east a few more months with that 23 closure but better news in plymouth township. august 31st is our end date for that emergency construction that has been closing plymouth road. what a mess that has been so just about another week and a half on that one. and watch out for some milling and paving work on a 15-mile stretch of 212 in bucks county. that got under way earlier this week so during the middays you're seeing some construction crews out there. commuter tells about a pothole along the road along wynnefield avenue in philadelphia thanks to mr. b's cool for that tip. matt. >> thank you matt. >>> new this morning a scandal is brewing in the little league softball playoffs. a team from washington state is accused of throwing a game to keep a team from iowa from advancing to the semi finals. the coaches are accused of benching all of its starters telling players to swing at pitches in the dirt and bunt on two strike counts. they lost eight to zero. iowa's coach protested saying the i

pamela brown, what are you learning? >> brianna, this was a frightening situation for the movie-goers of "mad max" this afternoon. around 2:00 p.m. eastern time a 51-year-old white male who lived in the area entered the theater armed with a gun, with a hatchet, two backpacks and apparently wearing a surgical mask. he released pepper spray, police say, and at that time a 911 call was made, and people ran out to officers who were actually working a crash right near the theater, told them what happened. one of the officers went into that theater where "mad max" was playing. apparently there was an exchange of gunfire and apparently the gunman went out the back door, where he was meat by the s.w.a.t. team and was shot and killed. >> the two women had beened with chemical spray. their faces were blasted with pepper spray. back to insite the theater. the gunman apparently released this pepper spray throughout the theater. as additional officers entered, it was thick with chemical spray, with irritant. gas masks were brought in

. >> as for the clinton e-mails, cnn justice correspondent pamela brown joins us with more. >> we'vet 305 documents were clip's private server have been flagged for further consultation from various intelligence agencies to determine whether they do contain any classified information. now, this is coming from a state department court filing that says out of a sample of approximately 20% of clinton e-mails reviewed so far, approximately 5.1% were recommended for referral. and this comes at a time, anderson, when the fbi is investigating clinton's private server. the bureau was determining how it was configured and whether classified information was willfully mishandled. one official i spoke with today says that anyone connected to the server could be part of the investigation depending on where it goesful still plimary at this point. >> do we know why these particular documents were flagged? what stood out about them? >> i've been asking officials because of course the court filings doesn't say specifics about them. but i am told they were flagged because they may contain information

certainly for them as well, pamela. >> it is. this is a young couple, ashleigh, 20 and 22 years old from mississippi, former students of mississippi state. as you mention, they were arrested over the weekend, charged with attempting to provide material support to isis. the man, 22-year-old mohammed dakala and the 20-year-old woman, jehlen young, were arrested at an airport in columbus, mississippi, on saturday. authorities said they were going to board a flight turkey and go into to syria and we've been looking through the complaint that was just released and it says that the investigation into the couple started this past may. they were on social media talking with undercover fbi agents and here's what one of the pages says in the complaint to help with the media group and when the falsehoods. he said muslims are called on their doubts of isis because of what u.s. media says and he wants to assure them the u.s. media is all lies. so that is just one reason authorities say they wanted to join isis. and they say this couple confes

pamela: a disfrutar y hasta maÑana.eros lo matarÍan. en california arrestan empleados que entregaban licencias fraudulentas a chÓferes de camiones. artistas se congregan en acapulco para rendir tributo al reciÉn fallecido cantautor mexicano joan sebastian. asÍ comenzamos. locutor: este es un

. >> pamela's son russ snapped this foet co of the bear as they prepared to tranquilize it.ela stayed away. >> even a baby bear can probably pack a wallop. >> the bear encounters are up because the natural food supply is down. meaning they are coming further and further in town. >> you started seeing bears every where. >> it is not just bears. wildlife officers moved the moose out of westminster earlier in the day. >> i said let me carry the bear. that's how he got to give the ultimate bear hug. >> like holding a big kid. it was really cool. >> a big furry kid. the time is 26 after the top of the hour. >> a stup dent was told he couldn't fly his american flag. >> a nose job on a plane. what's next for the airliner that was badly damaged in the storm. 130 yards now... bill's got a very tough lie here... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you

pamela: a disfrutar y hasta maÑana. un vÍdeo que hasta el momento en que policÍas ejecutan a sangre frÍa a un delincuente en venezuela, se teme que este generalizÁndose en el paÍs. miguel angel jimÉnez, lagos de los desaparecidos tenÍa razones para creer que sus propios compaÑeros lo matarÍan. en california arrestan empleados que entregaban licencias fraudulentas a chÓferes de camiones. artistas se congregan en acapulco para rendir tributo al reciÉn fallecido cantautor mexicano joan sebastian. asÍ comenzamos. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. enrique: venezuela se ha convertido en uno de los paÍses mÁs peligrosos de latinoamÉrica y el mundo entero. el gobierno no publica estadÍsticas sobre criminalidad pero cÁlculos independientes seÑalan que el aÑo pasado se reportaron 25.000 muertes violentas y un vÍdeo difundido muestran esta violencia no es exclusiva de los delincuentes. las imÁgenes que van a ver a continuaciÓn son explÍcitas. francisco:tres cuerpos yacen

pamela: ahora sÓlo hay desolaciÓn y cenizas.ncendio rocky, 6900 mÁs continÚan amenazadas. lo perdieron todo dijo wendy es la casa donde sus padres habÍan vivido dos dÉcadas. afortunadamente ellos estÁn a salvo pero los daÑos han sido devastadores para la pareja. tambiÉn estamos viendo que parte del jardÍn fue rociado con material retardantes. estas viviendas se ubican en el Área de morgan valley en el condado de lake. wendy dios primero el humo seguido por las --vio primero el humo seguido por las llamas que rodeaba la propiedad. asÍ tambiÉn se ganÓ terreno en la lucha por condenarlo, esto gracias en parte por la humedad que se presentÓ el martes y parte del miÉrcoles. los riesgos pueden aumentar segÚn el clima dijo el vocero el viento y las altas temperaturas de los prÓximos dÍas podrían extender algunas grasas. -- brasas. wendy han informado a sus vecinos sobre el estado de sus propiedades algunos lo han perdido todo. en las prÓximas horas los bomberos recibirÁn el apoyo de la guardia nacional. leticia: los residentes de san j

we want to thank pamela newkirk for telling the story for the first time, for setting the historicalrecord straight and throwing the gauntlet down to our nation's audience commit to viewers, teachers as this is a story that must be told and taught. thank you for being here. thank you so much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> david hoffman talks about adolf tolkachev, working for the soviet military and became a spy for the u.s. the secrets tolkachev passed a one help if the soviet radar during the cold war. >> tonight we will be hearing from david hoffman about his new boat, "the billion dollar spy: a true story of cold war espionage and betrayal". a gripping tale that engages the reader in the first few pages of the prologue. "the billion dollar spy" focuses on the intriguing story of a spy in the soviet union who assisted the cia for more than 20 years. true to us to other nonfiction books including the 2010 pulitzer prize-winning title, that hand, the untold story of the cold war arms race in the dangerous legacy. he's a contributing editor to the

let's bring in pamela brown. what is going on here? >> we've learned today that 305 documents from hillary clinton's private server have been referred to various intelligence agencies for consultation to determine whether the contents are classified. this is according to a court filing from a state department today, and this comes after intelligence community reviewers from five different agencies joan the process of review. the reviewers have recommended on this 5.1% for refer for their agencies for consultation. so this is an update on a freedom of information act lawsuit, hillary clinton has repeatedly denied sending or receives information marked as classified. here's what she said over the weekend in response to the controversy. >> most importantly, i never sent classified material on my e-mail, and i never received any that was marked classified. so this inquiry will go forward and await the outcome. state department has confirmed what i just said. >> she said it's not about the e-mails, but about politics. it's unknown if any of

pamela: mÁs informaciÓn maÑana, gracias por acompaÑarnos.ique: lunes 17 de agosto Éstas son las noticias, llegan refuerzos, 200 elementos se suman al combate de los incendios forestales que arden en el paÍs, 1 millÓn de acres han sido alcanzados por las llamas. el calor en el oeste del paÍs alimenta el avance del fuego y presenta un reto para el ciclo escolar que estÁ por comenzar en otras regiones del paÍs. republicanos critican el candidato del candidato republicano donald trump que propone deportar a los indocumentados y a sus familias incluidos bebÉs nacidos en este paÍs. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. locutor: Éste es un noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ilia: el ejÉrcito de los estados unidos ha enviado 200 soldados a colaborar con tareas de contenciÓn de incendios forestales que requieren del trabajo de 30.000 bomberos en varios estados del oeste. los militares apoyaran trabajos para sofocar 100 incendios forestales que han calcinado mÁs de 1 millÓn de acres. juan carlos gonzÁlez tiene los detall

pamela: nos espero maÑana desde nueva york. ♪ enrique: gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche 27 de agostogresa a los estados unidos el primer grupo de emigrantes que abandonÓ el paÍs bajo la falsa promesa de que la auto deportaciÓn nos ayudarÍa en su caso. el sheriff joe arpaio dice que quiere visitar mÉxico y llevar a donald trump. desarticulan una red de supuesto trÁfico de menores en la que participaban autoridades encargadas de la protecciÓn de familias en mÉxico. calculan que hasta por 24.000 personas viven en las calles de los angeles, ante la falta de empleo y de interÉs social. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. enrique: ya estÁ en los estados unidos el primer grupo de inmigrantes que lograra ingresar al paÍs gracias a una demanda colectiva en contra del gobierno federal. la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles establecÍa que agentes fronterizos ofrecieron informaciÓn falsa para convencer a miles de indocumentados que dejaran el paÍs bajo la promesa que ayudarÍa a sus casos, comenzamos con el

pamela brown is gathering information for us.nus. >> on review of hillary clinton's e-mails from her private server identified 305 documents that had been referred to as various intelligence agencies to determine whether the contents in those documents are, in fact, classified. this is in a court filing today by the state department and it says out of a sample of 20% of e-mails, they have only recommended approximately 5.1% for referral for their agency for consultation. and they contain classified information and this comes a the a time when the fbi is investigating the security of hillary clinton's private security. 30,000 plus e-mail work e-mails and sent through that server and the fbi is really focused right now on determining whether any potentially classified information may have been compromised and we recall the intelligence committee found two classified e-mails among the work-related e-mails. hillary clinton has repeatedly said that she did not send or receive classified information through her personal server. over th