. >> joining us are pamela brown. pamela, secretary pompeo saying to wait and see, yet snooupd mn pulling out of the summit. what is the thinking at the white house? >> we've learned from speaking to white house officials that

pamela: gracias por la ianza y hasta el lunes.ncipales noticias. el nÚmero de muertos del huracÁn maicol se elevÓ a 16 para las autoridades temen que la cifra puede aumentar. los socorrista trabajan sin descanso en el Ágora de bÚsqueda y de construcciÓn. el presidente electo de mÉxico anunciÓ que cuando tomó posesiÓn del cargo promulgara un decreto para amnistÍa a los presos polÍticos. miles de salvadoreÑos estÁn celebrando desde ya la canonizaciÓn del arzobispo romero el domingo en el vaticano. y asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ patricia: bienvenidos y buenas noches. los muertos suman 16 pero las autoridades temen que esa cifra puede aumentar a medida que avanza la labor de rescates. la destrucciÓn es incalculable en varios estados, pero el noroeste de la florida. reportera: buenas noches. y los saludo desde panamÁ city, como ustedes pueden ver a mis espaldas tengo un tren que se descarrilÓ y se volteó producto de los feroces vientos de maicol. en este momento, g

pamela: los esperamos maÑana en otra cita de impacto. de martes nueve de octubre . el huracÁn michel continÚa fortaleciÉndose. se espera que toque tierra en el noroeste de florida con categorÍa cuatro. familias emigrantes denuncian que washington y mÉxico tendrÍan un plan conjunto para impedir pedir asilo en suelo estadounidense. impedir el entierro de decenas de cadÁveres que llevan tiempo refrigerados. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna.ç ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. ♪ patricia: quÉ tal? bienvenidos. buenas noches. vamos empezar con el inminente azote del huracÁn michel que está a sÓlo horas de tocar tierra en el noroeste de florida, probablemente como huracÁn de categorÍa cuatro. medio millÓn de personas viven en la zona de impacto del ciclÓn y las autoridades bien que se muevan altura. el sur de georgia. podrÍan sufrir impactos.vilma tarazona estÁ en la zona. vilma: el mar comenzÓ a crecer durante el dÍa y las olas a sacudirse en la costa del golfo de mÉxico. el gober

pamela: a quÉ se refiere?o que el cantante lo retuvo en un hotel como garantÍa de pago cuando estuvo en desacuerdo con el dinero recibido por una presentaciÓn. en esta entrevista en su casa el aÑo pasado larry hernÁndez hablÉ de la denuncia y de sus 30 dÍas en la cÁrcel. larry: fue duro todo lo que pase porque fue el alcohol el que me llevÓ a tener el problema que tuve. pamela: Élacaba de saldar su deuda con la justicia tras declararse culpable por un delito menor, alteraciÓn a la paz. completÓ tres aÑos de libertad condicional, pagÓ una fianza de $ 200.000 y se casÓ con kenia ontiveros, la madre de sus dos hijas quien ha estado por nueve aÑos con Él en las buenas y en las malas. larry hernÁndez dice que al denunciarlo le salvÓ la vida. larry: quÉ bueno que me hicieron eso para hacerlo hoy porque no me visualizo como estarÍan este momento. quizÁs seguÍa tomando mi vera pasado otra cosa o a lo mejor ni siquiera estuviese mi casa. pamela: Él dice que lamenta el accidente y que su nombre cambiado. jose: pi+es hab

pamela: gracias por la confianza.tubre y estas son las principales noticias. el juez brett estarÍa a horas de sentarse a la corte suprema tras asegurarse los votos o mencionado para ocupar este puesto. protesta de manifestantes marcaron la votaciÓn. con una marcha pacÍfica chicago manifestantes declaran el fallo del policÍa blanco que ni parÓ 17 balazos a un afroamericano. clausuran albergue en arizona. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. patricia: bienvenidos y buenas noches. comenzamos con la aprobaciÓn de senado que por estrecho margen permite llevar la confirmaciÓn del juez brett a votaciÓn definitiva en el pleno este sÁbado. durante todo el dÍa se han producido intervenciones de legisladores a favor o en contra mientras que cientos de personas protagonizaron protestas dentro y fuera del capitolio contra la nominaciÓn de magistrada la corte suprema. marÍa tiene el Último desde la capital del paÍs. marÍa: todo parece indicar que el juez brett se convertir en nuevo minist

. >>> pamela vive en una casa y tiene casi 4000 pies cuadrados de propiedad y con la vista completa..cuenta de la necesidad que había la bahía para vientos. >>> vivienda compartidas en la nueva manera de vivir no solo es una forma superior se nos mejor. >>> buscan crear comunidad y para ello hasta les dan dinero para fomentar las siema half half ya tiene más de 12 clientes y se enfoca en profesionales de mayor edad y quiera ahorrar dinero pidiendo logrando esta agrupación se encarga de limpiar los lugares. >>> para pamela que es arquitecta esta gran salvación de todo contenido al área de la bahía. >>> es feo está solo. información de casa.nemo último minuto donde las autoridades están investigando un accidente mortal. >>> empresa en el área de la bahía trabajó por meses para cumplir el sueÑo de noche de brujas de una pequeÑa de cinco aÑos. detalle en los minutos. >>> ¿cómo está la temperatura para la fiesta? se lo digo en unos minutos. >>> esta de acuerdo en cambiar el día del territorio. >>> compañía no se le avisa de las !": los esperamos: >>> . >>> feliz noche! con nosotras. inicia

pamela: asÍ nos despedimos, deseÁndoles muy buena suerte.amela: es lunes 15 de octubre y estas -- patricia: el lunes 15 de octubre y estas son las principales noticias . donald trump la primera dama recorrieron zonas de la florida devastada por el huracÁn michel. el mandatario confesÓ que daÑos. las autoridades de guatemala no pudieron evitar la entrada a su paÍs de la caravana de emigrante provenientes de honduras. comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna, acompÁÑeme. ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. ♪ patricia: quÉ tal? bienvenidos a la ediciÓn nocturna. la administraciÓn de seguridad en el transporte lanzÓ un nuevo plan para expandir el uso de la tecnologÍa biomÉtricas. se aplicarÁ en lo vuelo para mejorar la revisiÓn de los pasajeros extranjeros. dulce castellanos nos habla de esta iniciativa. dulce: los extranjeros estarÁn bajo mayor vigilancia. se revelÓ un nuevo plan para expandir el uso de tecnologÍa biomÉtricas para mejorar la seguridad. >> esa seguridad se estÁ abusando la

pamela: y con esa celebraciÓn de altura y muy romÁnticanos despedimos este lunes.mpacto. quÉdese bien informando con noticiero local y luego con el noticiero nacional. enrique: gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de lunes 8 de octubre. el huracÁn michel se sigue fortaleciendo su camino al norte de florida donde se prevÉ que toque tierra el prÓximo miÉrcoles. brett kavanaugh presta juramento. donald trump le pide disculpas a nombre de la naciÓn por lo que calificÓ como un "doloroso proceso de confirmaciÓn". y que la Última dÉcada no se toman medidas urgentes contra cÁlidamente global, el riesgo de inundaciones y una crisis humanitaria, podrÍa incrementarse. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. ♪ patricia: quÉ tal?, vamos a comenzar con la tensiÓn y los preparativos en el noreste de alabama por el huracÁn michel. la posibilidad de que la regiÓn sea golpeada con gran portada movilizado a las autoridades. hay que seguir las Órdenes de evacuaciÓn, abastecerse de provisi

financial report by pamela levin. >> good afternoon. pamela levin, c.f.o. health service system. this report provided to you summarizes the revenues annex pences of employee benefit trust fund and general fund administration budget through august, 2018, as well as the fiscal year through june 20, 2019. i will first talk about the trust projection. we are still in the audit phase of the financial statements. unfortunately, the originally had scheduled to have it released the end of october, as we normally do. the city is extremely behind in work that needed to be done as a result of the new financial system. and it is unlikely it will be issued in december for our december meeting. however, i will keep you abreast of the news. we get phone calls every friday and we talk to the auditors once a week, but they are right now relocated to other jobs and will come back when the city is ready to have them come back. so we're going to begin with what an unaudited trust balance, as of june 30, 2018, of $72.9 million. based on activity through august, 2018, the fund balance is projected to

a lot of the faces on that truck, as pamela was saying, were faces that he targeted. you know, he had crosshairs on our colleagues, van jones, michael moore, eric holder. at least there is a -- an overlap between the kind of stuff he was sharing, driving around in the truck and the targets he chose to target with these real ieds. and it struck me the similarity or parallels to lone wolf terrorist actors. isis folks, et cetera. you know, self-radicalized. they radicalized by things on the internet, violent, islamic terrorism. this guy radicalized by violent intentions with domestic political targets, acting on his own, at least that's what's assumed at this point. but parallels to the way lone wolves who do international terrorism hear a domestic terrorist who had a similar path. >> the fbi director, christopher wray, he made it clear, these were not hoax or fake devices. these were real ieds. >> no, these were real ieds. this is the big concern from the fbi. and that's why you see, even today. the fact that they were able to -- they found a device or package that was

♪ pamela: una mujer de 80 aÑos se reuniÓ con sus hijos cuatro dÉcadas después de que escapara de un peligroerte que la acosaba en repÚblica dominicana. el poder de las redes sociales hizo posible este reencuentro. reportera: a sus 80 aÑos, doÑa elvira rosario carga consigo un a salir de su ociones y el peso paÍs y abandonar a sus siete hijos con quienes perdiÓ contacto durante cta aÑos. -- 40 aÑos. >> me fui para venezuela a trabajar. reportera: sus hijos nunca supieron quÉ habÍa pasado con su mamÁ. >> los tres primeros meses recibimos noticias de ella. y despuÉs jamÁs la vi. reportera: el motivo de su partida no era buscar una vida mejor. los hijos de elvira desconocÍan que su madre huÍa de los maltratos de su esposo. >> Él me pegaba. una vez me estaba casi matando. >> ella me hacÍa falta, mucha falta. yo me criÉ con mi papÁ pero faltaba ella. reportera: a los pocos meses de arribar a venezuela, elvira fue deportada a colombia a donde se ganÓ la vida trabajando como empleada domÉstica. los aÑos pasaron pero sus hijos nunca la olvidaron y un dÍa decidieron ir a buscarla a venezuela era como

la dueÑa logrÓ ubicarlo n de un detective y de pamela: las lÁgrimas en este emotivo reencuentro.ho mÁs. mÁs. michelle: y recordÉ seguir conectado con su noticiero local. maÑana nos vemos aquÍ en "primer impacto". patricia: es miÉrcoles 24 de octubre y estas son las principales noticias. como mÁxima prioridad, el fbi investiga el envÍo de paquetes potencialmente explosivos a lÍderes demÓcratas, como el ex presidente obama y la ex secretaria de estado, hillary clinton. funcionarios fumigar una caravana de inmigrantes con la excusa de que quieren prevenir enfermedades. ♪ m♪ enrique: muy buenas noches, autoridades federales trabajan a esta hora para tratar de establecer quiÉn o quiénes estarÍan detrÁs de una serie de hechos que han calificado como atentados domÉsticos o nacionales. el envÍo de varios artefactos explosivos a varios lÍderes demÓcratas. entre ellos los ex presidente obama y clinton. tambiÉn el ex fiscal general, eric holden. tambiÉn la ex secretaria de estado, hillary clinton. los artefactos explosivos fueron enviados en paquetes que fueron interceptados por la policÍa

pamela, what can you tell us? >> reporter: jake, we can tell you according to my colleague, mary kay malany, that a second suspicious package addressed to democratic congresswoman maxine waters is now being examined. this time in california. earlier today, there was one that was found at a mailing facility. a congressional mailing facility in maryland. now, this is found at the u.s. postal facility in south-central l.a. we can tell you that the atf and lapd are headed there now to further examine this package, but according to the atf spokesperson, ginger colburn, this was similar to the packages we've seen no new york, as well as d.c. and florida, so this will now be examined. a second suspicious package that has been addressed to democratic congresswoman maxine waters. and this press release from the fbi, jake, earlier today, it warned that there could be more suspicious packages out there. and now we're learning that yet a second one is now being examined, addressed to maxine waters. the one that came through t

pamela, at least ten packages found so far.ow authors believe several were processed at a mail facility near miami, florida. give us the latest on the manhunt tonight. >> that's right. part of this investigation is heavily focused on florida. this processing facility is believed to be where several of these suspicious packages with these pipe bombs they want through. so what investigators are trying to figure out right now, don, is whether the perpetrator or perpetrators plural lives in florida or whether this was just a facility where some of the packages moved through. that is a key question. right now, investigators are trying to figure out still who was behind this. the manhunt is intensifying and the concern, don, is there could be more packages out there. right now we know of ten. of course, there could be more. i will say that one law enforcement official law enforcement i spoke with today said some of the forensic analysis they've done has yieldeded important information, helped narrow down the leads in terms of the hun

. >> joining us are pamela brown. pamela, secretary pompeo saying to wait and see, yet snooupd mn pulling out of the summit. what is the thinking at the white house? >> we've learned from speaking to white house officials that there were a number of factors that were at play in deciding to pull mnuchin out of the saudi arabia conference. chief among them was the fact that his european counterparts, particularly in france as well as the uk decided to pull out. so the decision was made between the president, secretary pompeo and mnuchin that it would be best for him to no long ergo to this conference but they were engaged in a wait-and-see approach. they wanted to see what other countries would do, what other business leaders would do. i can tell you steve mnuchin spoke on the phone to business leaders who decided to pull out and they were encouraging him not to go but the president wanted them to wait to see what other countries did and now that it's clear what is happening, other countries pulling out, they made det d

>> reporter: probably so, pamela. that's exactly what the president's has been for the last few days. some people in washington think the president is taking this throw everything, including the kitchen sink, at the midterms trying to save this for republicans. that's why the president is kicking off this campaign swing starting in florida tonight, ending in missouri on monday. but the question is, is he actually helping republicans with the comments he's been making lately? not only is he getting into a feud with the house speaker paul ryan, he's threatening to send up to 15,000 troops to the border, even though he's already deployed over 5,000. that's raising questions from skeptics as well. but also he's trying to justify his claim that he believes, and he's quoting legal scholars here though he's not naming which ones, that he can end birthright citizenship with an executive order. what he said on the south lawn as you just showed that video, he said that he could liken it to what barack obama did with daca. that

welcome, pamela. >> thank you. pamela conrad, architect landscapers. we've been working on it for years. i was here before to introduce phases 2 and 3. i will share updates on the parks and the streets. hoping to address any comments or questions you had from back in may. thank you. okay. great. so i have a lot to cover. i will try to go quickly through it, so we have time to discuss and have questions. overall, i will share some updates to the boundaries, the schedule we're working towards. and i will just walk through some of the island-wide diagrams and circulations so everyone is up to the same level of understanding and then go area by area through each park and street scape. here's an updated plan for those that are not familiar with the island. and so the phase, when we were back here in may, the blue outline shows you where we were for this phase, phases 2 and 3. and we made some modifications as we've been working through the process. and we've expanded the boundary to incorporate more area for stormwater

pamela levin, chief financial services officer. in february, 2018, health services board approved the health service system budget, the $3 budget. in the intervening time, we developed the plan that you just approved. now we're looking at aligning the budget with the strategic plan and the goals outlined in the plan. based on the '17/'18 fiscal year close, there is sufficient funding to support this realignment. i will first speak to the revenues, followed by the expenditures, and conclude with a review of a table that is actually projected, but i realize it's impossible to see. it summarizes the revised budget. the table that is projected is in your ipad. so you will be able to see it a little better. >> is that on pages -- >> page 5. >> page 5 of the document? >> very fine. >> yes. >> okay. >> but i will first start and give some context on how we got to where we are. in '17/'18 the revenues in the carry-forward amount were greater than projected in the budget. in the aggregate, the revenues exceeded the budget ex-pepped tour by

pamela, you have some news about a new threat? >> that's right, a law enforcement source tells myself and my colleague josh campbell that there was a suspicious package that was addressed to the former attorney general eric holder, it was the wrong mailing address, the return address on that suspicious package was to debbie wasserman schultz, so that package was sent black to debby wasserman schultz, because that was the return address, so again, this is new information coming into our newsroom, according to law enforcement sources that there was an additional package addressed to the former attorney general eric holder under the obama administration, it was the wrong address, so it was returned according to the address on the package to debbie wasserman schultz. and there was sus pictupicious packages sent to the obamas, the clintons and soros, wasserman schultz was the return address on those. the san diego union tribune, the building has been evacuated because there was a stack of suspicious-looking packages there. there's no i

pamela, what's the latest, what have you learned? >> we're learning, anderson, about a second suspicious package addressed to democratic congresswoman maxine waters, this time in california. this is according to my colleague, mary kay malany who was reporting that atf as well as the lapd are on their way to a postal facility in south-central l.a. to look at this package that is very similar to the packages, the suspicious packages, that were examined in florida, as well as d.c. and new york. we know earlier today, there was another package addressed to maxine waters that was recovered at a facility in maryland. so this is yet a second one. the fbi is still examining the earlier package that was addressed to maxine waters, but they all share this similarity of the manila envelopes, the six forever stamps, the computer-generated labels. all of these are clues to investigators that these packages are linked. and the fbi just earlier today released this statement asking the public for help saying that there could be more packages that ar

cnn's pamela brown is at the white house. and pamela, republicans in washington want the president to be talking about jobs, want the president to be talking about the booming economy. but the presidencies this issue of illegal immigration as the real winner. >> that's right. and that's what he said at this rally. basically conveying his closing argument about what he thinks matters in this election, immigration and the kavanaugh confirmation. i just spoke to a white house official who said the president knows this is a base election, and he thinks those are the two big issues that's going to excite the base. it's going to please the crowd and turn up the partisan temperature. >> democrats produce mobs. republicans produce jobs. >> reporter: a new rhyming line of attack from president trump, as he tries to pump up republican voters by laying out a closing argument around two weeks from the midterm elections. >> this will be an election of kavanaugh, law and order and common sense. that's what it's going to be. and remember, i

>> pamela brown, thank you so much. grisly new details revealed about the torture and likely murder of khashoggi. a source telling cnn the journalist may have been injected with some kind of tranquilizer before he died in the consulate and his body was dismembered. senior international correspondent, arwa damon joins me from istanbul, turkey. forensic investigators were on the scene today. have the turkish officials been able to gather any crime scene evidence? >> reporter: well, here's the thing. let's take a look at what they found in the consulate. some sort of a toxic substance they're looking into. they say that all of the walls have been repainted. they also took dna samples here at the residence. they have been inside already for six hours. a caravan of turkish forensics teams descended today, gloves and hazmat suits on, ready to conduct their first search of the property since jamal khashoggi's disappearance more than two weeks ago. teams of saudi investigators also piling in. this as u.s. secretary of state mik

cnn's pamela brown is at the white house. pamela, it seems the president cannot do this by executive order, and the truth is, we don't even know if they're drafting anything or, more likely, this is just a stunt to stir up his base, not to mention, change the subject from the horrific acts of right wing violence and questions about his incendiary rhetoric. >> that's right, jake. the hate-filled violence has certainly complicated the president's plans to close out the midterm season, and we're seeing him grapple with how to change the narrative in the wake of the attacks. and he seems to be resorting to familiar territory to rile up his base. immigration. but now he's making claims to do something that members of his own party are rejecting. as president trump heads to pittsburgh, facing criticism on his inability to unite the country following a week of violence, he's now working hard to change the conversation. >> we're the only country in the world where a person comes in, has a baby, and the baby is essentially a citizen o

pamela brown is "outfront" live outside the white house. pamela, what's the back story behind president trump really digging in his heels on using this word, nationalist? are you hearing that there's a serious strategy behind it? >> reporter: well, jake, i just spoke to a senior white house official who said, no, this wasn't part of a serious broader strategy ahead of the midterms, and this official basically said that he doesn't know where it came from. it appears that this was the president playing to the crowd, seeing how it worked with the crowd. first using this label, calling himself a nationalist at this houston rally last night while stumping for ted cruz, and after he labeled himself that, the crowd started cheering, chanting, usa, usa, and so it appears that the president thought that it worked well with the crowd and you heard him say it again today for a second day in a row, calling himself a nationalist. but as you pointed out, he knows it's a controversial word. he said, this is probably a word i shouldn't use, given the histo

pamela sloane taught geography locally for more than 40 years and has spent many days here.ow that global warming, climate change is real and this is part of it and we have to keep fossil fuels in the ground. within this site, deep underground, drilling and pumping for gas is now under way. fracking here involves drilling first vertically, then, for the first time in the uk, horizontally. water, sand and chemicals are pumped at high pressure into shale rock, which has gas trapped inside it. when the rock fractures, gas is released and brought to the surface. the company involved says the method is safe and extracting gas is important for our future energy needs. growth in renewables has been welcome but it has been confined to the electricity sector and we still use pretty much gas for all of our heating. so, if people want to heat their homes, and a lot of people cook their food with gas, we're going to need it for many decades to come. fracking was pioneered in the united states where it accounts for two thirds of gas production. energy prices have fallen there as a result

cnn's pamela brown is at the white house. and pamela, apparently the president had a lot to say. >> that's right. he discussed a wide variety of topics with reporters in the oval office, including his latest label of himself, calling himself a nationalist, what he meant by that in terms of trade, negotiating trade deals with mexico and canada. and expressed concern over turkey's president, erdogan, the killing of jamal khashoggi, the "washington post" reporter, was premeditated murder, which, of course, is different from what the saudis said, this is accidental. here's what else the president said in the oval. >> pamela, we're going to -- >> mike bolton is here. talking about various things, including the whole nuclear situation. where we're not treated well for many years. should have been done a long time ago. and i think something good could come out of that. and i very well meet with -- i think we probably will. it hasn't been set up yet, but probably will be. >> could you settle some of the confusion over your comments a

bike man the cat i'm lying when pamela a young. you know i go i am at the end of the jungle and i'm jumping up jumps on my t.l. don't pal not come up loud high enough time to time jump on the michael sam i'm on. my own but i'm in the flow and i am not going to jump out of a bad home but then when somebody don't know mum i mean have to love a god to get them. cool when you're an actor you're welcome to simon to you can you come with them. trying to hold on ever hope to. god why you i mean frank then in the mountains of the county. but on another note. are dropping out the program for this hour here on oxy international though a busy monday it is turning out to be if you'll be around about half an hour we'll bring you another program thanks for joining us. when else shots seemed wrong. one old rule. i mean you get to shape out these days you can stick out to it and in the game equals betrayal . when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. only you know more. on the world. not. all your ego to zero ze

more now from pamela brown. ♪ >> reporter: good morning.sident trump ignored calls to visit grief-stricken pittsburgh in the wake of the shooting at the tree of life synagogue. moving forward with the visit on tuesday, he visited the tree of life synagogue with the first lady, melania trump. he was also joined by prominent jewish members in his administration including his daughter, ivanka trump, his son-in-law jared kushner, and treasury secretary steve mnuchin. he went to light a candle in the synagogue and then laid stones from the white house as well as white roses outside of the synagogue. then he went to the hospital to visit those who were wounded in the shooting as well as some of the medical staff. during all of this, there were protesters nearby, protesters carrying signs asking the president to denounce white nationalism. some saying they blame the president, his rhetoric, for the recent string of violence. they believe his rhetoric has only created an environment for those predisposed to violence to act out. the white house has

cnn senior white house correspondent pamela brown is with me now for more.tell me what you know. >> brooke, what we have learned is the justice department is vettive investigating ryan zinke for using his office for personal gain. brooke, we should point out the full extent of the inquiry is unclear, but we do know that zinke has faced ethics questions during his time in office at interior and the inspector general's office has multiple public inquiries into the secretary, including the department's handling of a connecticut casino project, whether the boundaries for a national monument were redrawn to benefit a state lawmaker and kf conversations between zinc and halliburton about an ongoing project. they, as in the justice department, haven't talked to me. it will be the same thing as all the other investigations. i follow all rules, procedures, regulations and most importantly the law. this is another politically driven investigation that has no merit. that is what interior secretary zinke is telling cnn. interior and inspector general's office said it wi

pamela: una especial sorpresa de cumpleaÑos recibiÓ este empleado en tennessee.nfantil donde trabaja le cantaron feliz cumpleaÑosen el lenguaje de las seÑas. el homenajeado sÓlo atinÓ a llevarse las manos a la cabeza y no pudo contener las lÁgrimas al ver cÓmo estos niÑos habÍan aprendido en lenguaje de seÑas solamente para Él. quÉdese con su noticiero local. ♪ ♪ ♪ patricia jueves 25 de octubre y estas son las principales noticias. nueva york vuelve a ser el escenario de pÁnico por la versiÓn del hallazgo de un nuevo paquete bomba en un popular centro comercial de la ciudad. trump planea cerrar la frontera paranegar la oportunidad de solicitar asilo a integrantes de la caravana de migrantes centroamericanos. el gobierno revelÓsiete planes para migrantes que podrÍan tener un gran impacto en el nombramiento de ciertas visas y permanentes. comenzamos enrique: comenzamos a nueva york, uno de los puntos focales de la investigaciÓn federal para encontrar a quien o quienes estÁn detrás del envÍo de artefactos explosivos, a figuras opositoras al presidente trump en confe

hay que pamela: deseÁndoles mucha suerte nos despedimos en esta tarde de impacto. ♪ enrique: graciasrantes continÚan avanzando por mÉxico a pesar de la hostilidad de las autoridades de ese paÍs y las amenazas de la administraciÓn. una nueva caravana de migrantes avanza por guatemala. autoridades en ese paÍs estiman que hasta 1500 hondureÑos atravesaron un control policial cerca de la frontera con mÉxico. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ patricia: bienvenidos. comenzamos con la caravana de migrantes centroamericanos que continÚa avanzando a pesar de las amenazas del gobierno de trump y de la hostilidad de las autoridades mexicanas que insisten en que tienen que cumplir con las leyes migratorias y solicitar asilo en mÉxico. segÚn cifras de la onu, al menos 7500 personas conforman esta caravana y puede que ese nÚmero aumente. pedro ultreras nos tiene lo mÁs reciente. pedro: hola, ¿ quÉ tal? la mayorÍa los estÁn durmiendo y otros comiendo. quedan quizÁs algunos que todavÍa estÁn en camino pero es el segundo dÍa consecutivo que caminan mÁs de 40 km. firmado fue un dÍa bastante difÍcil,

18, lose that breeze and the lows, when i woke up i saw 40s in my castle a little hull in the air pamela. >> yes. >> there's no ice in the motor, but it's much cooler. >>> we have clear skies, there's still a slight component of an offshore breeze, it's more the north, re yesterday was howling out of the north, fairfield, vacaville, davis, calmer out of the oakland hills, up they had 45 to 50, and the west southwest, the berkeley air, northwest, and yesterday it was east and oakland south due north. not nearly any intensity at the surface or higher elevations. 30s and 40s popping up. low 40s on the peninsula, stanford is down to 41 and wood side 42, and freemont, and foster city and redwood city 47, and los altos hills, there's warm air a loft, the low-down south. high pressure, it's a locked in pattern. it's a subtle changes day-to-da much is going on for us, 60s and 70s, i don't see much we could get patchy fog eventually. no big deal here, i put in the suns here. we're playing the jackpot, just one. >> jackpot. >> yachtsy. >> yachtsy fore sure, thank you, steve. >>> 4:48 is the time.

. >>> national level, growing speculation that pamela harris will run for president in 2020. latest clue, she's headed to iowa later this month to campaign for a fellow democrat. first visit to the state since campaigned for barack obama in 2008. gotten attention because of opposition to brett kavanaugh's domination. due to make several stops. including des moines and cedar rapids. >>> still to come, headed for harvard. schools in south bay getting props for getti lighting up the. lightning bolts not in the mies. closer look next. >>> to our south clear. looking east of san jose, diablo range, one of the spots with red flag warning starting at midnight. rest of the forecast when we come back. >> announcer: closed captioning sponsored by airport home appliance during fall remodel event. the nature of a virus is to change. move. mutate. is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. among the sc

moderado por pamela silva conde presentadora del programa "primer impacto". >> tenemos que ver un pÚblicodice que ha rechazado por Áreas en las que se presenta a la mujer solamente come gÉnero débil y a. Él a crear un contenido diferente . o-- y apela a crear un contenido diferente. para el guiÓn es la barra sales estÉreo pitos-- los estereotipos se vencen con disciplina. >> hay muchas pretextos para no querer hacer las cosas. y creo que en este momento estamos viviendo de tapas donde es importante seguir generando cosas. yo crecÍ bajo una educaciÓn del rigor. en donde no importaba que no tuvieras tiempo, que estuvieras cansado, que fran abidal, habÍa que escribir. >> el pÚblico le dijo los panelistas la manera en que querÍan ser retratados en sus prÓximas producciones. del pÚblico serio la idea de que se aborde de manera diferente el inmigrante que llega estados unidosy a la comunidad homosexual. >> al volver, otra tormenta tropical se puede convertir en huracÁn y afectar zonas de la costa del pacÍfico mexicano. >> la capital mexicana celebra un desfile con criaturas de grandes proporcio

pamela brown is standing by at the department of justice. what should we expect from this d.o.j.ce? >> reporter: we're expecting it at any moment now in the wake of the arrest of 56-year-old cesar sayoc who authorities believe was behind this string of pipe bombs sent to people really around the country. at last check we're at 14 suspicious packages, the latest to democratic donor tom steyer and kamala harris. our latest reporting, brooke, is that some of the evidence, such as dna found on at least one of the packages, as well as the suspect's cell phone use helped lead authorities to him today and to make that arrest. of course there are many unanswered questions, including were there more people involved potentially or could anyone else have encouraged him to be a part of this. so that is what authorities are really focused on, even though they have made this arrest of cesar sayoc, they want to make sure he was acting alone. that's going to be one of the main questions to today. and then of course how the suspect's political aggressive, how his extremist views may have played a

i want to open up and rehab the facilities. >> reporter: during our visit to pamela price's campaign office, we had a chance to address jobs for oakland residents. >> i say we have to invest in small businesses. i'm a small business owner. i want to see us begin to look for other opportunities to bring manufacturing and midsized companies here. >> we need to be attracting businesses to oakland that share in values. by that, i don't mean big-box stores. i mean companies that are concerned about the environment, that are prounion. >> if you look egy, it's really focused on boom. we want our oakland grown companies to thrive here, and be the first in line, as oakland sees the revitalization. >> so, on the issue of law- enforcement accountability, libby schaaf says more has to be done and she expressed the need to strengthen the new independent review citizen commission. both brooks and price say more transparency in the department is needed and for her part, brooks says she has helped introduce legislation that would do just that. we learn the outcome of the race on election day on nove

pamela: vamos a despedirnos con unas imÁgenes muy tiernas. 1 bebita de 5 meses que ha visitado los 50 entrar al libro de rÉcord guinness. hasta maÑana. enrique: gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de martes 23 de octubre. la caravana de migrantes descansa esta noche en chiapas para seguir hacia estados unidos. niÑos y enfermos comienzan a mostrar seÑales de fatiga. autoridades en mÉxico han evacuado a mÁs de 4000 personas por el huracÁn "huila". autoridades de salud en nueva york confirman que seis niÑos murieron y otros dos se aaron con un potente virus. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ patricia: muy buenas noches y bienvenidos. los migrantes que participan en la multitudinaria caravana que va hacia estados unidos, empiezan a dar seÑales de cansancio por el hambre, la ser, el calor y las ampollas en sus pies. pedro ultras estÁ junto a ellos y nuestra el Último. pedro: hol, muy buenas noches. lo que estamos viendo ahora es uno de los actos de solidaridad mÁs lindos en esta caravana. en este vehÍculo han venido a traerles de cenar a los migrantes centroamericanos. pero asÍ como

i think it was very gutsy the way that pamela harris and corey booker and all the democrats frankly went the truth and tried to reveal the truth. but, clearly, the republicans don't care about the truth. they didn't want an investigation into who brett kavanaugh really was. that was gutless, unfortunately this is a travesty for america right now. >> what about heitcamp? >> i think look at her polk numbers, it was gutsy of her. i hate to credit people with being gutsy when they're doing the right thing. the problem with america right now is we've lost a moral compass. i am thankful no senator heitcamp listened to her inner voice the right thing to do is to make sure we don't put someone on the court who is questionable. i guess we can praise her. >> you seem to be hesitant to praise her, why is that? why? >> i think it's great she did the right thing. we're in a position right now where people need cover to do the right thing. we are playing so many politics with our lives. >> corey is in new jersey. it doesn't take a lot of guts to vote the way they did. whereas somebody in north dakota