calles, caballito era un fanático del futbol, estasba en la pandilla la tropa, recibió un balazo en el pecmuerto le robaron >> cuando estabatirado en el piso le metieron iedras >> fue inútil llevarlo al hospital >> sus padres lloraban su muerte >> cuuanta gente mueren en los partidos >> en la morgue su madre no quiso hablar, la pelea era por conseguir entradas que cuestan menos de un dolar >> todas las semanas en los estadios lo mismo >> cno es el primer asesinato, en las entradas costosas paso uno el 2011, las autoridades dijeron que se estudia la posibilidad de cerrar los estadios para el ingreso de público >> la paz que se vivía en el salvador llega a su fin, el crimen parece no tener control, la cifra de muertes se triplica, buscamos explicaiones paras las estadísticas >> retorna la guerra entre las pandilalas al salvador >> las autoridades reportan un promedio de 9 asesinatos diarios en marzo, seis más que un año atrás >> incremento de guerra y autodepuración fuente, la ola de venganza sube >> los sectores >> lo que logro bajar los homicidios de 14 a 6 diarios >> jamás antes tuvimos u

learned that it included taking ukraine's combat dolphin, that's right, the dolphins like the ones pec tured here, they were trained by the ukrainian navy to attack enemy targets. >> stephen: yes, these dolphins were trained to defend ukraine. if only their soldiers had been. (laughter) nation, we in the united states are defenseless against this dolphin army because due to bad planning our ocean defense system is merely a series of colourful hoops. (laughter) and i think i speak for everyone when i say japanese mass dolphin slaughterers, we owe you an apology. they tried to warn us. they tried to warn us. (laughter) i'm sure i will never live to regret that statement. and make no mistake, folks, these dolphins are ready for war. they have been trained to attack enemy combat swimmers using special knives or pistols fixed to their heads. that's right, dolphins with pistols on their heads. we will be in serious trouble if they ever develop head fingers to pull those triggers. vigilance. folks, you know, i love the big morning news shows. there is a perfect combination of information, ent

.pec has hired every lobbyist you try to get a lobbyist to go against opec. you cannot do it. you say to yourself, where are our competent leaders? we don't need competent leaders. genius,unbelievable smart as hell leaders. we are no longer at the stage where we can have somebody competent. [laughter] we need something far more than that right -- that. i will say something that a lot of republicans disagree with me on. --friends at the tea party they did a poll, and 78% of them my medicare,ouch medicaid, or social security. am i right? >> you are right. >> this guy is a good american right here. leave my medicare alone! ryan, whou have paul was chosen as the vice -- i think he's a very nice person. stance is to knock the hell out of medicare and medicaid. i feel very differently. i would leave it alone. i don't want to hurt people. you have to get rid of the fraud and abuse. that we agree with. there's tremendous fraud. some of these doctors and people are ripping off this country. they have become rich. to my doctor drives up place and they buy an apartment in trump tower and

additional penny were offered as an alternative, that would be an worth an additional $3.4 million to the pec. that means the budgets you see at the general hospital and the mta and other general fund departments, including street light costs, would go up on your general fund, part of the budget. >> what pobltd is there possibility is there to renegotiate the 55 /45 split between power and water for the tunnel? >> one of the things we are actually -- we've done some research and we are seeing the -- sort of the -- what was behind that split. you're talking about that in our water and power, we have facilities that are joined -- they convey water, but also generate power, and 55 percent of that asset is funded by our power enterprise and 45 is of water. and mountain tunnel, which is $519 million in need of infrastructure repairs and 55 percent is power, and so the question is that we need to -- >> if we program can we renegotiate the different splits, because clearly the volume that comes out of the tunnel is greater volume even by dollar is for water, not for power. so it seems like power's c

bradley flexing the pecs there. it was a bogus decision. packa age 35.rought to you by orchard supply hardware. thanks larry. >> abc7 news at 11:00, details on the victim of the deadly crash also, a woman who threw a shoe at hillary clint yn >> then, protests escalating. why hundreds gathered outside of the home of two teachers >> tonight here on abc7 it's last man standing and the neighbors followed by shark tank and 20-20. >> and if you're a dish customer, you can down load by searching watch abc in the app store. you that does it for this edition of abr seven news our coverage now continues on twitter. >> from all of us here, have a good night. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is on now. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ the writers put it on my door. - i don't know what that's referring to. - it's referring to this one time that i got a chemical peel before work, and i was wearin

and so under the pec, i am sorry public education and enrichment fund and we have a two million dollar investment in the credit recovery and all of these great summer programs and i hope that someone will get the website for how people can access the credit recovery programs this summer. and this is all about data bench marking and we are bench marking where we are this year, and so i think that it is huge progress and i want to acknowledge my colleagues on the board, and the colleagues before them, who set the bar really high. and right? and so the athrough g requirement was a really heavy lift by the members of the board before i was here, and there was a lot of skepticism and criticism and it is going to be too difficult to meet. but we threw it down as a challenge and an expectation off you are students and understanding that not 100 percent was going to make it and in the early years. and then, i also want to acknowledge the team that gave us the data, that really worked over time to present this to us, and finally to the hard working counselors and teachers who are working direct

bradley flexing the pecs there. it was a bogus decision. packa age 35.upply hardware. thanks larry. >> abc7 news at 11:00, details on the victim of the deadly crash also, a woman who threw a shoe at hillary clint yn >> then, protests escalating. why hundreds gathered outside of the home of two teachers >> tonight here on abc7 it's last man standing and the neighbors followed by shark tank and 20-20. >> and if you're customer, you can down load by searching watch abc in the app store. you that does it for this edition of abr seven news our coverage now continues on twitter. >> from all of us here, have a good night. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a nanny, originally from san diego, california... a college history teacher from thousand oaks, california... and our returning champion, a translation coordinator from eastpointe, michigan... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thanks, john. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. three lovely smiles on our contestants today. for the first time this week, we have a repeat cha

lots of you tweeted pecs, and ryan has them up here.ever saw it this close in our camera angle last night. that's a good shot. >> incredible. coming from the -- frisco, texas, the rough riders, the aaa team for the texas rangers. past the left field wall the fum cloud formed. the game was postponed after the their inning. people didn't leave. just waited to seive what would happen. >> that its from -- >> that's the team's pod cast. and then kathy baker coming home, and you can see this cloud forming. >> something starting to drop. >> and then we have derek says he ended up seeing a trampoline on top of his house. he said his -- it's kind of a miss down there. >> the tramp o'lean has seen better days. thank you, pal. let's go to the wall for a look at the current radar. just coming through the mid-south and now they're heading over to atlanta. the big area today is going to be between atlanta and nashville. you can see writ came through the mid-south. lots of rain. and they told me it was a very rough and loud night. and as this moves ov

.pec has hired every lobbyist you try to get a lobbyist to go against opec. you cannot do it.ou say to yourself, where are our competent leaders? we don't need competent leaders. genius,unbelievable smart as hell leaders. we are no longer at the stage where we can have somebody competent. [laughter] we need something far more than that right -- that. i will say something that a lot of republicans disagree with me on. --friends at the tea party they did a poll, and 78% of them my medicare,ouch medicaid, or social security. am i right? >> you are right. >> this guy is a good american right here. leave my medicare alone! ryan, whou have paul was chosen as the vice -- i think he's a very nice person. stance is to knock the hell out of medicare and medicaid. i feel very differently. i would leave it alone. i don't want to hurt people. you have to get rid of the fraud and abuse. that we agree with. there's tremendous fraud. some of these doctors and people are ripping off this country. they have become rich. to my doctor drives up place and they buy an apartment in trump tower and t