on sunday, august 27, steve perez, sergeant steve perez, who had been on, again, like the mayor said, for 34 years, assigned to the traffic enforcement division, left his home at 4:00 a.m., left his home in heavy rain. as a matter of fact, i just got back from making notification a little while ago, and the community is not accessible but for our aircraft, we wouldn't have been able to get out there. but he left at 4:00 a.m. on sunday, august 27, to get to his workstation. sergeant perez, while driving around, our investigation has determined that he spent about two and a half hours driving around, trying to get to his duty station, which is traffic enforcement division, and central here downtown houston. he could not find a path, and you can imagine heavy rain, dark roadways, who knows what else he saw out there with the lighting and that more rural community. he kept driving around, couldn't find it, so he called his chain of command and said, listen, i can not get to my primary duty station. being the dedicated professional this man is, like the rest of the men and women in blue in

but then perez came asking for more. he wanted the tenants to help raise money to buy the building. >> reporter: we did bake sales and car washes. >> we turned over all the money to the church. >> reporter: but after a falling out between church leaders, the pastor left, the half million dollars disappeared, and the tenants were stuck living in hell. >> reporter: i couldn't go back to church after that. i had given so much of my life to try to help and we were left with nothing. >> reporter: the family's bad luck only got worse. claudia was diagnosed shortly after with sinus cancer. she says it was caused by the living conditions. the city's lawsuit cites health issues like mold, mildew, and rodent infestations, plus safety hazards like leaking pipes from the laundromat upstairs, dangerous wires, and extension cords crossing the ceiling with no hot water or heat. >> the tenants were using the electric stoves as their source of heat. >> reporter: the tenants are now banding together, filing their own lawsuit against perez

pÉrez molina consiguiÓ esta declaraciÓn a periodistas para comparecer ante una audiencia.unfando sobre cualquier prejuicio. ahora la iniciativa tendrÁ que ser aprobada con el congreso. en uruguay, varias partes del paÍs han sido afectadas por las lluvias, casi 900 personas han tenido que evacuar sus viviendas y varias carreteras siguen cerradas por inundaciones. las farc inicia su transiciÓn para convertirse en partido polÍtico, este domingo inaugurado un congreso. todavÍa estÁ por anunciarse el nombre de la formaciÓn polÍtica, pero sÍ se sabe del acuerdo de paz garantiza a los exguerrilleros un total de 10 escaÑos en el congreso. ♪ ♪ julio: iniciamos la semana con temperaturas agradables y parcialmente soleado, abrimos la "ventana al tiempo" con eduardo rodrÍguez. eduardo: el tiempo ha estado en relativa calma, 77 grados en philadelphia, 84 es el promedio climatolÓgico. calor moderado en gran parte de las estaciones, atlantic city 76, la brisa ha estado del nordeste, rÁfagas superiores a 17 millas por hora y estamos esperando esta perturbaciÓn, una zona frontal que nos va

. ♪ ♪ ilia: renÉ pérez, residente, decide abandonar calle 13 y crear su propio proyecto basado en laento dado en el que yo estaba intenso con todo lo que decÍa en la tarima, buscando medios innecesarios. ella me ha ayudado a ser menos impulsivo. stephanie: inspirado en el anÁlisis de su adn, renÉ pérez creÓ su primer Álbum como solista titulado "residente". renÉ: me voy a viajar por 11 paÍses distintos y en cada país dice una canciÓn, esa era la idea del proyecto, que todos venimos de todas partes. stephanie: el mÚsico decide viajar a la frontera de siria con lÍbano, hablÓ con los refugiados y asÍ naciÓ el tema "guerra". renÉ: de que los medios exageran mucho, que la gente tiene una mentalidad distinta a la que yo pensaba. stephanie: ¿sienten que los polÍticos y jÓvenes escuchan? renÉ: sÍ, porque creo que estoy conectando de una manera directa con lo que la gente vive. stephanie: si pudieras componer una canciÓn en estos momentos para la situaciÓn que se vive en esta paÍs, ¿cuÁl serÍa el nombre? renÉ: serÍa con humor, como yo hago cuando atiendo a problema complicado, con el humor le

--jazive perez, nos ampla la informacin.. :01 :28 01:36 pkg los peritos van y vienen con bolsas y cajas que van desenterrando. han trabajado en la zona sin parar mas de 48 horas y saben que ante la evidencia hara falta quedarse mucho mas tiempo. imágenes padre de desaparecido " todos estamos con esperanza de encontrar algo de nuestros hijos." don jose ortigoza busca desde hace 3 aÑos a su hijo y como otras ocasiones, esta vez, al escuchar que encontraron restos humanos en esta propiedad de tijuana no dudo en ir a escarbar con sus manos. super=jose fernando ortigoza/busca a su hijo inq=.hemos encontrado alrededor de 1200 a 1500 fragmentos óseos, restos humanos.. pero esta no es la primera vez que en el lugar hacen el mismo hallazgo.ya que la finca es conocida entre los pobladores como " la pozoleria", territorio en el que hace mas de 10 aÑos santiago meza alias " el pozolero" habria disuelto cientos de cadaveres. imágenes detención " el pozolero" " yo los echaba en un tambo con ácido y se desintegraban." el hombre que confeso haberse deshecho de por lo menos 300 cuerpos por orden de los

en mexico, jazive perez, telemundo..contece en el mundo de los deportes --- cesar --- pasamos con gabriel sotelo y la actualidad deportiva --- hola que tal y feliz viernes, arrancamos su dosis deportiva del dia de hoy con informacion de la major league soccer.. los san jose earthquakes estaran disputando su partido numero 24 de la campaÑa. take vo lo estaran haciendo en calidad de visitante ante el houston dynamo.. este partido llega despues de perder la semifinal ante el sporting kansas city en tanda de penales ahora el enfoque completo se sa va sobre la posibilidad de poder asegurar un lugar para los playoffs le tenemos palabras de marco ureÑa. take sot trt:13 outcue:viene seguimos con la mls pero ahora nos vamos hasta los angeles donde nuestro compaÑero javier renovato no tiene los detalles de la presentacion de carlos vela con el lafc.. take pkg 0:01 banner 0:20 carlos 1:11 javier trt: 1:29 ==nat== entre gritos y aplausos por parte de los aficionados, carlos vela hizo su entrada oficial al centro de ciencias en calif

la seÑora pÉrez niega que estÉn involucrados en explotaciÓn de menores.nte como redada migratoria y de inmediato se organizaron para protestar. >> me siento muy preocupado por la gente que la migra llevara. jaime: la red de respuesta rÁpida tambiÉn acudiÓ de inmediato. >> para documentar cualquiera abuso que haya. jaime: la seÑora pÉrez dio a entender que la visita de ice se debiÓ a envidia profesionales. >> sigo de pie y no me dio por vencida. ramÓn: autoridades obtuvieron esta maÑana una orden de aprehensiÓn contra un sospechoso, vincent wilson de 23 aÑos aparentemente estÁ involucrado en el robo de un auto y tambiÉn de secuestro. wilson chocÓ el carro robado contra otro vehÍculo y dejÓ heridos a un niÑo de dos aÑos que iba con su madre y logrÓ huir en otro automÓvil que provocÓ el momento de parar el trÁfico. el hombre que aparece en este vÍdeo es buscado por la policÍa de san josÉ por presuntamente acuchillar mortalmente a una persona el mes de junio. el incidente fue reportado sobre la avenida everglade, el implicado fue descrito como nombre hispano

en mexico, jazive perez, telemundo.que de pandilleros armados le cobr la vida a un polica en "san salvador"... la capital de el salvador... - autoridades del pas centroamericano informaron que el agente, muri ayer en lo que definieron como el fin de semana mas violento en lo que va de 2017. - la violencia criminal dej un saldo de 67 personas asesinadas, un promedio de 22 asesinatos por da. lorena --- es momento de conocer lo que acontece en el mundo de los deportes --- cesar --- pasamos con gabriel sotelo y la actualidad deportiva --- hola que tal, arrancamos su dosis deportiva con el real madrid que el dia de ayer goleo a domicilio al barcelona en el partido de ida de la super copa de espaÑa tres a uno.... take vo el problema no fue el resultado si on el empujo que le dio cristiano ronaldo al arbitro despues de ser expulsado por doble amarilla. el dia de hoy la comision disciplanria ha dado a conocer que esta reaccion le ha costado cinco partidos de suspencion. el club merengue tiene la opcion de apelar el castigo o lo

perez as an officer, violated his oath without any consideration as to whether or not the conduct he was engaging in was not only illegal but immoral as well. >>reporter: attorney say ricardo perez repeatedly exploited jasmin abuslin it was 17 at the time and they claim he forced her to take explicit photos which he shared with other officers. he pleaded not guilty to felony charges of sex with a minor and a criminal case connected to the scandal.>> given she was a minor during a portion of this she could not consent in any involvement was a violation of her civil rights. therefore, we have taken appropriate action to illustrate that in this case.>>reporter: her attorneys also blamed the sheriff's office for failing to report the sexual exploitation of a minor as well as failing to properly train its officers in how to recognize sex trafficking. the shop responded by saying it will vigorously defend the suit and saying it evolves the conduct of one former deputy who resigned in lieu of the termination and he was fully trained in reporting child abuse. she filed a similar suit against

within 20 minutes they found him. >> sergeant perez was 60 years old. he spent 34 years on the force. houston's flood control system has been stretched to the breaking point. today, two reservoirs overflowed. and a levee failed sending more watt near neighborhood where people are still trying to escape. david begnaud has more reporting on that. >> reporter: the people living in kingwood, border lake houston. they didn't have much time to evacuate. they are being inundated by overflow from five nearby creeks, a river, and a dam. dozens of civilian waited in chest high water, boats arrived one after the other. carrying residents escaping the high rising floodwater. nick hawk from dallas rescued countless people he doesn't know. the only reason he stopped -- my 19-foot boat capsized. next thing i know, looked up. me, the sheriff under the boat. both had the look like we are going to die. >> reporter: most everyone got out with the clothes on their back. >> you want that off don't you? >> yeah. >> reporter: and their animals. this deer was found in distress

perez has pleaded not-guilty. he'll be back in court in october. (vicki) what should you do when i.c.e. or immigration and customs enforcement agents come to your door or workplace? south bay labor and other activists are answering that and other questions from the undocumented. kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live with more on what was billed as day of action to help the undocumented fight back against ice raids. rob? (rob live) here at this san jose labor hall and all over town you see flyers like this one thatencourages people to protect the community by reporting ice activity. at the same time, the people being targeted by the trump administrations crack down on illegal immigration are being what to do when ice comes calling. "....la migra, immigration, you are coming with me, no, no, please..."a mock raid by an i.c.e. agent in a trump mask was part of the program as labor and other activists sought to dramatize how undocumented people are, in their words, being terrorized by those raids. rebeca armendariz/united service workers".....peop

en mexico, jazive perez, telemundo../ cesar --un cachorro de tigre fue rescatado por agentes de aduana ayer cuando un hombre trataba de ingresarlo desde mxico a california... --el sujeto de 18 aÑos y ciudadano estadounidense, lleg al puerto de entrada de ''otay mesa'' junto a otro joven de 21 aÑos... --tras encontrar al cachorro luego de una inspeccin del vehculo, el conductor fue arrestado... --autoridades estn trabajando junto al zoolgico de san diego para asegurar el bienestar del animal... lorena --- es momento de conocer lo que acontece en el mundo de los deportes --- cesar --- pasamos con gabriel sotelo y la actualidad deportiva --- hola que tal, arrancamos su dosis deportiva de hoy con la seleccion mexicana. juan carlos osorio dio a conocer la lista de 25 jugadores para los proximos partidos de la eliminatoria rumbo al mundial de rusia 2018 take vo no cg ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib ad lib a

en mexico, jazive perez, telemundo. que se arm en mxico luego de que agregaran a la lista de supuestos prestanombres del narcotrfico al defensa de la seleccin nacional rafael mrquez y la cantante regional mexicano julin lvarez --- ---- ana mndez nos tiene ms detalles --- take lot :01 ana :14 banner 01:05 julion 01;44 pkg as es, informacin de ltimo momento y es que la oficina de control de bienes de extranjeros del departamento del tesoro de estados unidos incluy a dos figuras conocidas para los mexicanos, en su lista de supuestos prestanombres del narcotrfico se trata del futbolista rafael marquz, y el cantante grupero, julin lvarez ambos vinculados con ral flores hernndez, uno de los principales operadores del crtel de sinaloa y la organizacin delictiva crtel jalisco nueva generacin. en la lista, actualizada hace unas horas, tambin se incluyen nueve empresas de rafa mrquez, adems de tres compaÑas a nombre del cantante julin lvarez de acuerdo con el comunicado del departamento del tesoro las acusaciones son consecuencia

en mexico, jazive perez, telemundo.conocer lo que acontece en el mundo de los deportes --- cesar --- pasamos con gabriel sotelo y la actualidad deportiva --- hola que tal y feliz martes arrancamos su dosis deportiva del dia de hoy con accion de la super copa de europa que se disputo entre el real madird y manchester united en macedonia. take vo casemiro abrio el marcador con un gran remate en el primer tiempo ya pasando al complemeto el madrid aumentaria su ventaja con un golazo de isco. y aun que el manchester united pudo apretar un poco el partido y logro descontar con tanto de "lukaku" no les alcanzo para mas y el madrid por segundo aÑo consecutivo se corona campeon de la super copa de europa. el delantero mexicano carlos vela dejara la real sociedad al terminar el aÑo y sera refuerzo del nuevo equipo de la mls para el 2018 el "lafc" con esto ya se suma otro jugador mas de la seleccion mexicana a la liga de los estados unidos. hace un par de semanas jonathan dos santos reforzo al galaxy de los angeles. en la major le

with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky and walter perez. ♪. >>> saturday night i'm walter perezshooting in delaware county ends with two possibly dead. another person injured an gunman remains on the loose. >>> a local eagles scout creates prosthetic hands to help children around the world. >>> the big story is breaking news. from philadelphia international airport. ten people have been taken to local hospitals. after an inbound plane encountered severe turbulence flying over the atlantic ocean. reporter trish heartman joins us from the airport with details. trish? >> reporter: three passengers and seven crew members of that american airlines flight were taken to area hospitals after they hit the extreme turbulence in the air, we're learning new details about that harrowing experience, from some passengers. >> 30 minutes out, they're giving us drinks the flight attendants were last couple row, the flight attendant to prepare the seats and they didn't even have time to -- it started shake and took a big drop, babies scream, people hitting the ceiling >> faa officials say flight 7

en mexico, jazive perez, telemundo.oticiero telemundo 48 somos primeros con la noticia, el presidente donald trump a la nacin para develar su cambio en la estrategia militar contra afganistn y el sudeste asitico --- lorena --- informacin preliminar indicara que el presidente enviara 4 mil soldados al pas afgano -- --- escuchemos --- lorena --- es momento de conocer lo que acontece en el mundo de los deportes --- cesar --- pasamos con gabriel sotelo y la actualidad deportiva --- hola que tal y feliz lunes arrancamos su dosis deportiva de hoy con la liga mx donde los equipos ya se preparan para la fehca seis ya que toca disputar jornada doble.. take vo tigres viene de vencer a pumas en el volcan con lo que llegaron a ocho puntos y son quintos en la tabla general. el siguinte partido sera ante las aguilas del america en el estadio azteca.. le tenemos palabras del tuca el dia de hoy en rueda de prensa.. take sot mientras tanto en el viejo continente lozano y hernandez tuvieron buenas jornadas con sus respectivos clubes. ini

the complaint says perez began having sex with jasmine abuslin when she was just 17 years old and the supervisor failed to supervise his officers. the lawsuit says perez was one of 20 law enforcement officers from six police agencies who had sexual encounters with abn. she's also suing the city of richmond. oakland settled a claim with her for almost a million dollars. >> a driver has apologized after being spotted driving around san leandro with a noose hanging from his pickup. take a look here. this photo went viral after being posted on facebook. police found the driver and gave him some, quote, social education. the man told officers he meant no harm by displaying the symbol associated with the lynching of african-americans. authorities say he does not live or work in san leandro. >> alameda county will have to decide if it will continue to participate in training for disasters. in the past, groups have been against the urban shield task force program, saying that it's highly militarized war games. the stop urban shield coalition plans to attend and speak against the plan to keep

the city filed suit today against melissa mendoza from hillsboro who owns the building and ernesto perez of daly city the master attend and landlord who they say was responsible for the illegal basement unit. >> it was one of the worst conditions we have seen in terms of their actual living conditions. [ speaking spanish ] >> pipes from the laundromat upstairs leaked all the time

sar general perez wife said shortly before he left, she didn't want him to go.id, i have work to do. we have a picture of some of the police officers that saved the rain soaked texas flag that was flying over sergeant perez station. we are told they will present the flag to the per refamily in honor of his and their sacrifice on behalf of the people of houston. doug griffin, thank you for jumping on with us. >> thank you, ma'am. you have a great day. >> sandra: we are remember sergeant perez and others who are risking their lives to help others. sarah huckabee sanders will be taking the podium. live when she gets started. and vice president mike pence. we've been seeing these images. he put the gloves on and he's picking up debris. he is beginning his tour of the damage in rockport, texas. he is joining the people down there. we will show you pictures of what he is seeing and currently doing. keep it right here. mike and i are both veterans, both served in the navy. i do outrank my husband, not just being in the military, but at home. she thinks she's the boss.

officer steve perez, 60 years old, two days short of his 60's birthday. 35 years on the force. police chief in tears describing an officer who laid his life down in service of his communit community. so many working so many tireless hours. the storm began to come ashore on thursday and first responders across the reason, volunteers across the region, many of them. columbia lake in texas. we were reporting a short time ago. we will continue watch these pictures. we they were convinced that the entire region and area around it was going to flood south of houston. people need to evacuate immediately, but it seems that some of the locals had a better idea of all of this. our matt finn is live on location now. what happened? gentleman, he actually helped construct this levy on his own time in his own merit and you feel like it's not going to break. >> that's right. we got the concrete bags, with that solid wood and everything that is backed by sandbags. burner material, bringing 2 truckloads. we are moving all these bricks and stuff what you're doing really good. lots of house const

we reached out to perez's cousins.. sylvia and ariel.. who were back in their homes on wednesday after being evacuated by boat on monday. sylvia adames cortez and ariel adames/evacuated during hurricane harveyit was horrible. it was a movie. i felt like we were in a movie.like i was, i couldn't sleep. i was nervous. i was anxious. it was a horrible experience.our whole street was like a lake the next morning. so we were very shocked because i've been here since 2006 and we had hurricane allison and we never experienced this in our nieghborhood. the two say they were rescued by boat at night. by regular people who had come from nearby cities to help. sylvia adames cortez and ariel adames/evacuated during hurricane harveyit was a really surreal experience seeing all these people come together and help everyone here.in a wonderful coincidence..d and s.. a clothing store in the marina where perez works is sending clothes and shoes to those affected by harvey.. and thereby helping people in his hometown. aregawi)the store has 16 locations... t

. >> reporter: one name is ricardo perez.estified she met the deputy on facebook and at 17, had sex with him half a dozen times. >> mr. perez, as an officer, really violated his oath without any due consideration as to whether or not the conduct he was engaging in was not only illegal but immoral as well. >> reporter: the lawsuit seeks damages from the sheriff saying had perez been properly trained, he would have realized it was illegal to have sexual relations with her. including exchanging nude photographs. >> she was treated as if she was a slave to him at his beck and call. she was treated like a little sex slave child. >> reporter: burris says the sheriff's conduct amounted to deliberate indifference and violated her constitutional rights. the sheriff david livingston issued a statement this afternoon saying, deputy perez was fully trained on his requirement to report child abuse and certified so in training documents. today is jasmine's 20th birthday. her lawyers tell me she's in a much better place than one year ago an

we reached out to perez's cousins.. sylvia and ariel.. who were back in their homes on wednesday after being evacuated by boat on monday. sylvia adames cortez and ariel adames/evacuated during hurricane harveyit was horrible. it was a movie. i felt like we were in a movie.like i was, i couldn't sleep. i was nervous. i was anxious. it was a horrible experience.our whole street was like a lake the next morning. so we were very shocked because i've been here since 2006 and we had hurricane allison and we never experienced this in our nieghborhood. the two say they were rescued by boat at night. by regular people who had come from nearby cities to help. sylvia adames cortez and ariel adames/evacuated during hurricane harveyit was a really surreal experience seeing all these people come together and help everyone here.in a wonderful coincidence..d and s.. a clothing store in the marina where perez works is sending clothes and shoes to those affected by harvey.. and thereby helping people in his hometown. (hermela aregawi)the store has 16 locat

hetty wants eyes on perez at the club. (computer beeps) oh... got new security video. she passes through security every day. they check her baggage for storage devices. what about that digital camera we saw her with? no, she leaves it in her car. she'd never be allowed in with it. but her sketches just waltz through. fast forward it to the next day. and the day after. freeze that. callen: it's a different bird drawing every day. can you zoom in on that woodpecker? mm-hmm. i believe that's a sapsucker. can you remove the colors? piece of cake. take out the red. mm-hmm. take out the green... the blue. callen: connect the dots. hidden in the wings of a bird. she works till midnight. let's go. she said she had a fever. and what time did she leave? an hour ago, maybe two. right here. what was on the wall? her bird drawings. sam: thanks for your help. thank you. every one of those drawings had a different schematic. she could have transferred her plans for the nuclear submarine. within an hour, they could be in enemy hands. moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis was intense

sergeant steve pÉrez, age 60. 34-year veteran of the force was driving to work.e two and a half hours on sunday, pre-dawn, trying to find a safe way to get to work. and he drowned. he was caught in flood waters, and it took the police until this morning to recover his body. they knew he had perished but were not able to get his body. our thoughts are with the family of sergeant steve pÉrez, and the houston police department who have lost one of their own in these rescue efforts. if you do want to help, you can go to red cross.org or text "harvey" to 90999. it will automatically take a $10 donation and charge it to your phone bill. that's harvey to 90999. that brings this very busy hour to a close for me. i will see you right back here at 11:00 p.m. eastern. you can find me on facebook and instagram. thank you for watching. "deadline: white house" starts right now. >>> president trump says texas can handle anything. hello, everybody. i am mike barnicle, filling in for nicolle wallace. the country turns to the president today, who is in texas, as he faces the first

perez has pleaded not-guilty. he'll be back in court in october.vicki) a family celebrating their little girl's birthday got quite the surprise. while visiting a "chuck-e-cheese's" in stockton they discovered a dead rodent in the play area. reporter kay recede spoke with the family and explains how the franchise is responding. shay aguilar says it was a very unhappy birthday for her two year old daughter on sunday the modesto mom says while playing at the "chuck e cheese's" in stockton her toddler and her 11 year old son found this(phoner) "00:01:35;47 - 00:01:43;31my son and his sister, the birthday girl, were in the play structure and they came upon a decomposing mouse." aguilar says they paid more than 700 bucks to celebrate her baby girl's birthday but instead of enjoying their time aguilar claims their hostess was late their food order was wrong and staff was unprofessional(phoner) "00:02:39;00 - 00:02:43;52 another parent had nothing to do with us, he got into a physical altercation with one of the parents and removed his shirt in a fit of ra

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hetty wants eyes on perez at the club. (computer beeps) oh... got new security video. she passes through security every day. they check her baggage for storage devices. what about that digital camera we saw her with? no, she leaves it in her car. she'd never be allowed in with it. but her sketches just waltz through. fast forward it to the next day. and the day after. freeze that. callen: it's a different bird drawing every day. can you zoom in on that woodpecker? mm-hmm. i believe that's a sapsucker. can you remove the colors? piece of cake. take out the red. mm-hmm. take out the green... the blue. callen: connect the dots. hidden in the wings of a bird. she works till midnight. let's go. she said she had a fever. and what time did she leave? an hour ago, maybe two. right here. what was on the wall? her bird drawings. sam: thanks for your help. thank you. every one of those drawings had a different schematic. she could have transferred her plans for the nuclear submarine. within an hour, they could be in enemy hands. moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis was intense

bite/abraham perez/agente de la dea en san diego 17 13 55 personas del cartel nueva generación estánamente estas botellas de tequila son metanfetaminas con liquido. en texas el ano pasado confiscaron 130 kilos de marihuana en mas de 800 paquetes de zanahorias. narcosandias tambien fueron descubiertas en arizona. metanfetaminas mezcladas en un delicioso chocolate. y zapatos rellenos de herona por pasajeros de un aeropuerto en nueva york. las llamadas " mulas" , deslumbradas por unos cuantos dolares, van tambien en aumento ... bite/eduardo olmos/agente de patrulla fronteriza en san diego 16 42 09 narcotraficantes que cargan la droga en mochila, desafortunadamente son inmigrantes, que les mienten y los amenazan y son los que cargan la droga. nat sound los tuneles siguen siendo un dolor de cabeza para las autoridades. en los ultimos 17 anos mas de 220 pasadizos secretos han sido detectados y son utilizados por diferentes carteles de la droga... bite/abraham perez/agente de la dea en san diego 17 15 37 terminan un túnel con este cartel y se van con otros carteles también para apoyarlos a

i'm walter perez.'s happening at 11:30. 10s of thousands across the country rallied against hate and president trump weighed in his thoughts about the protests. >> and how the cofounder of microsoft discovered the wreng wreckage of a navy warship. >> police officers were out on the streets keeping white nationalists and counter protesters apart. the biggest march was in boston where 10s of thousands of people filled the streets. linda lopez has more. >> a tense day on the streets of boston. 40,000 people marching against hate and racism. >> the crowd holding a free speech rally, one african-american the right alt movement showing up. >> you are here to oh pres oppry rights. >> police remaining calm. >> president trump weighing in online with a series of tweets saying, many antipolice agitators in boston. police are looking tough and smart. thank you. later awarding protesters for speaking out against bigotry. >> i want to thank everyone that shared the message of love not hate. no one got hurt. no one

now 11 confirmed deaths from harvey including a houston police officer, 60-year-old sergeant steve perez. he drowned trying to get to work during the flood. >> we couldn't find him and once our dive team got there it was too treacherous to go under and look for him. as much as we wanted to recover him last night, we could not put another -- more officers at risk. >> now, reuters is reporting a death toll of 17 including a family of six. four kids and their great grandparents. >> northwest of houston officials say water keeps rising in the addicks and barker reservoirs even as it flows over the dam's spillways. thousands of homes in the area have between 3 and 5 feet of flood water in them. water is not expected to stop flowing from the addicks dam until mid september. >> right now houston is under curfew until 5:00 a.m. central time. 6:00 eastern. part of an effort to stem looting of businesses and homes. the harris county d.a. says 14 people have been arrested for looting in the past two hours. he says anyone in the disaster area faces extra punishment. >>> countless others still awaiti

the houston police officer who was killed was identified today as sergeant steve perez. he drowned in his patrol car sunday. houston police chief art acevedo said perez's wife didn't want him to go to work, but he wanted to go do his job. >> so, we couldn't find him. and once our dive team got there it was too treacherous to go under and look for him. so we made a decision to leave officers there waiting until the morning because as much as we wanted to recover him last night, we could not put more officers at risk for what we knew in our hearts was going to be a recovery mission. we kept his wife apprised, even though we had a high probability that he was gone. we don't-- we always hold on to hope. ng a morning at 8:00 a.m., the dive team was out there again, which was their number one priority, and within 20 minutes they found him. >> o'donnell: sergeant perez was 60 years old. he spent 34 years on the force. houston's flood control system has been stretched to the breaking point. today, two reservoirs overflowed and a levee failed, sending more water into neighborhood

delaware valley 's leading news program with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky and walter perez. >>> saturday night, i'm walter perez n the news a family is tied up and robbed during a home invasion in southwest philadelphia. >>> also philadelphia soul are trying to finish an amazing season with another championship tonight. we are live at the wells fargo center with the preview. >>> but the big story is developing news from texas where hurricane harvey has been downgraded to a tropical storm. still harvey delivered quite a punch to the lone star state and major flooding is now likely. one fatality has been link to the storm but officials feared that number will rise. we have team coverage tonight we will begin with abc's lana zach in houston. >> reporter: we're happy to say hurricane harvey is no more but tropical storm harvey is also bringing his fair share of problems, nearly 500 flights have been cancelled here in the houston area. and we're expecting up to 2 feet of rain. >> when hurricane harvey roared into shore... tropical wind of 130 miles per hour, and storms surges re

abc's alex perez is in missouri. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. teams today acting on a tip, roaring down this rural missouri road then swarming a property. looking for suspected cop killer ian mccarthy, but in the end, turning up nothing. neighbors here frightened. >> he's armed and dangerous. he done killed one person. that don't mean he won't kill anybody else. >> reporter: the manhunt around the clock, officers going door to door. and tonight, new security video from just moments before the murder sunday night. mccarthy seen pulling out of a gas station parking lot with his headlights off. that traffic violation, the reason why officer gary michael follows to pull him over. seconds later -- >> shots fired. officer down. officer down. i repeat, officer down. >> reporter: police say mccarthy exited his vehicle and shot officer michael. michael returning fire even after being shot. he later died. mccarthy sped off, then ditched his car, escaping on foot. >> suspect believed to be running on foot from that location. subject is still armed. >> repo

delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky and walter perez. >>> a graphic display of hate in charlottesville, virginia. vehicle ran into a group of people protesting a white nationals rally. tonight one person is dead and 19 are injured, horrific conn collusion to a regret full day in virginia. >>> saturday night i'm walter perez and big story on "action news" is breaking news out of charlottesville virginia where the governor declared a state of emergency after a day of clash that he is ended in deadly violence. this after noon a car slam in the group of counter protesters leaving one person dead and 19 others injured and that came after altercations that left 15 others injured, as well. we will get latest from abc's lena zak. >> reporter: usually quiet town turned into chaos, one national list clashing with counter protesters, protesters upset over decision to remove confederate general robert e lee from the downtown park. when suddenly a car barreling down the street rammed into counter protesters running them over, others moved to jumped

jaime: por cierto, la seÑora pÉrez me dice que ya ttiene abogados tanto para su hijo como para su otros de junio, oficiales de inmigraciÓn arrestaron mÁs inminentes en el norte de california con relaciÓn a otros meses. en todo estados unidos detuvieron a 54,700 personas que, al parecer eran indocumentados. ademÁs, los arrestos aumentaron en un 37% en comparaciÓn con el aÑo 2016. y se repite la historia. anoche se reportÓ un segundo tiroteo en la autopista 880 en lo que va de la semana. a esta balacera se les suma otras 100 ocurridas desde el aÑo 2015 en carreteras en el Área de la bahÍa. luz: asÍ es. las autoridades confirmaron que este tiroteo ocurriÓ a eso de las 10:00 de la noche de ayer yy aunque no hubo heridos, sÍ causÓ gran trÁfico en esta zona. esta vez, las dos vÍctimas del Último tiroteo que ocurriÓ anoche en la autopista 8-80, ssobrevivieron. sin embargo, las autoridades aÚn tienen preguntas. >> los oficiales de la patrulla de caminos de california ffueron allÁ y encontraron a las dos vÍctimas. luz: las vÍctimas sÓlo terminaron con vidrios de los autos rotos. las balas no lo

we're learning in some of the lives lost among them houston police officer sergeant steve perez. a 34-year veteran who was on his way to help flood victims. >> we find him and it was too treacherous to go under to look for him. we made a decision to leave officers there waiting until the morning because as much as we want to recover him last night we could not put more officers at risk for a recovery mission. >> federal and local agencies say over 18,000 people have now been rescued in houston and the surrounding areas, with over 17,000 evacuees in shelters. the floodwaters keep rising, even pouring into this shelter in port arthur, forcing evacuees to climb up the bleachers and find some respite from the unprecedented natural disaster. visiting southeastern texas, president trump surveyed the response efforts for himself and waved the texas flag while cheering on gatherers in corpus christi. >> we're going to get you back and operating immediately. thank you, everybody. what a crowd. what a turn out. i will tell you this is historic. it's epic what happened. but you know what? i

. >> reporter: one name is ricardo perez.stified she met the deputy on facebook and at 17, had sex with him half a dozen times. >> mr. perez, as an officer, really violated his oath without any due consideration as to whether or not the conduct he was engaging in was not only illegal but immoral as well. >> reporter: the lawsuit seeks damages from the sheriff saying had perez been properly trained, he would have realized it was illegal to have sexual relations with her. including exchanging nude photographs. >> she was treated as if she was a slave to him at his beck and call. she was treated like a little sex slave child. >> reporter: burris says the sheriff's conduct amounted to deliberate indifference and violated her constitutional rights. the sheriff david livingston issued a statement this afternoon saying, deputy perez was fully trained on his requirement to report child abuse and certified so in training documents. today is jasmine's 20th birthday. her lawyers tell me she's in a much better place than one year ago and

abuslin's attorney, john burris says perez's conduct was despicable.this is the kind of case, that when you hear what the officer engaged in is what would be shaming, shame him, humiliate him. it humiliates the officers around and certainly his family. that is the price you pay when you violate your oath to office and you yourself stoop to criminal conduct or immoral conduct.">(steve) perez is one of seven current or former law enforcement officers who've been charged with crimes connected to the scandal. perez has pleaded not-guilty. he'll be back in court in october. (pam) happening tomorrow... a memorial service for fallen firefighter jake walter ... will be held in oakland.(pam) walter was fatally shot by accused oliver junio last friday. another firefighter was injured during the shooting. police say, the shooting happened in downtown san jose, near 9-th and taylor streets. the oakland fire department says, walter was one of their newest firefighters. the memorial is set to take place at the scottish rite center... on lakeside drive in oakland. (s

i'm walter perez for "action news." the big story of the night is the attack on the former mayor.on news" reporter jeff chirico spoke with frank rizzo junior and he joins us from south philadelphia with more. yef? >> walter, first the damage to the mural is extensive. it will take some time to restore this mural. i spoke tonight with the son of the late mayor who says he's frustrated by the vandalism and efforts by some to remove the monument of his father. >> shame on them. they should find something else to do. >> from white paint saying black power, the mayor under attack. his son reacts. >> it bothers me to see things like this happen, but you have to remember, it's one or two people. it's not a majority. >> overnight vandals struck this italian mural writing, kill, killer cops. in daylights the words were covered and then removed. it's horrifying to the painter of the mural in 1995. >> it happens too often. >> days earlier, a germantown man allegedly spray painted the statue of rizzo at the services building but the woman under attack helen gym two h called for the statue to

forced este ba n round two, sergio perez forced esteban against the wall.sed everything back up. at the restart, sebastien vettel had his best opportunity to pass his rival, he had the best towers and the slipstream, he had not quite enough power to make it stick. this was hamilton's 200th race and he knows how to win them by now. he closes the gap to sebastien vettel at the top of the standings to seven points and with the races now coming thick and with the races now coming thick and fast, little chance to relax from here on end. andrea dovizioso now leads the moto gp championship after winning the british moto gp at silverstone. (00v) marc marquez lost his place at the top of the standings when his honda broke down with seven laps to go. dovizioso took the lead from fellow italian valentino rossi with just three laps left and held on to take the chequered flag ahead of maverick vinales and rossi. britain's cal crutchlow was fourth, while scott reading was in eighth place. after weeks of big talk, one of the richest fights in the world is over. american b

alex perez is there. >> you can't describe this fire. >> reporter: the mysterious middle of the nightxplosion rocking this milwaukee neighborhood, flames shooting 75 feet high. >> everyone coming in on 24th place. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: it was about 3:50 a.m., when kiowana heard the loud boom. still shaking, she took out her phone, recording the inferno. >> lord of our house was going to catch on fire. >> reporter: the home which was under renovation, completely leveled. >> we did see the basement block had bulged out, which would be indication that something happened internally forcing them out. >> reporter: tonight investigators are sifting through debris, hunting for answer. no official cause just yet. but luckily, no one was home at the time. alex perez, abc news, milwaukee. >> that scene is just unbelievable. >> ah. >> it's just almost unrecognizable as having ever been a house. >> it's incredible. we've had many occasion like that over the last couple years. we've seen that scene in new jersey that was caught on camera where several houses sort of exploded because of a gas

he leaves behind a wife and two stepsons. >> and alex perez with us from missouri. you reported this man has an extensive criminal record, and officers going door to door tonight? >> reporter: authorities here describe this as a nonstop around the clock operation. more than 60 investigators on this case. officer michael had only been on the force for about a year, david. >> alex perez in missouri for us. alex, thank you. >>> we turn now to president trump lashing out tonight after a report in "the new york times" suggesting vice president mike pence might be getting ready to run for president himself in 2020. the report points to among other things, the many trips pence has made in just the first 200 days in office. abc's chief white house correspondent, jonathan karl, with what the vice president is now saying tonight. >> reporter: president trump tonight is settling in to his 17-day stay at his new jersey golf club. >> everyone having a good time? >> reporter: but don't call it a vacation. trump tweeting, this is not a vacation. meetings and calls. and that he's "

. >>> sunday night i'm walter perez, sarah has the night off in the news police chase end in the crashin south philadelphia. >>> also a street in olde city is a wash in water melon after produce delivery truck took a corner too fast. >>> but big story on "action news" is accu weather alert, nice mild day to day but conditions will soon turn heavy rain is moving in and could result in severe flooding. lets move on to meteorologist melissa magee with the first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa. >> we have changes for the start of our workweek and we will talk about that in a moment, that is why we have issued that accu weather alert but weekend is one to remember , today was another gorgeous afternoon, with low humidity. yesterday's high 79, today we maxed out at 78 in philadelphia. well below average of 87 degrees this time of the year and dew points were at 60 . really comfortable this afternoon. right now in the city we're coming in at 77. seventy-three allentown and reading. sixty-seven in the poconos. and cape may, 78. over in beach haven we have a temperature of 75. thing

. >> saturday night, i'm walter perez. here's what's happening on "action news" at 11:00.nt trump says he's working at his golf course for 17 days. other leaders are enjoying r & r. a few are making a splash as you can see. a young man from delaware is work on a special project, creating prosthetic hands for children around the world. we begin with president trump his first full day of 17 days away from the white house. in a tweet h he insisted this so no vacation. he's working in bedminster new jersey as reconstruction is going on at the white house. an "action news" viewer shot this video of the president in golf attire. the russian investigation is following the president everywhere he goes. david wright has more. day one of the president's 17 day vacation at his golf resort in new jersey, with the special council investigating meddling is not taking a break. they have requested documents from the white house related to michael flynn and questioned whether the turkish government paid flynn for lobbying work. he is also under investigation for dealings with russians on b

david. >> alex perez leading us off tonight. alex, thank you. >>> now to the major development from the white house today. president trump endorsing a new immigration plan that would ultimately cut legal immigration into this country in half. the measure also favors highly skilled workers. there was immediate reaction even from some republicans today, and from the white house podium today, a fierce debate over what the statue of liberty really stands for. abc's mary bruce on the hill again tonight. >> reporter: eager to tackle a key campaign promise, president trump today made a surprise push to overhaul the nation's immigration system. >> this legislation demonstrates our compassion for struggling american families. >> reporter: standing with two republican senators, the president embraced their bill to slash legal immigration in half. the bill pushes skilled workers and english speakers to the front of the line, and limits admissions based on family connections. those senators today described the plan as modest and incremental

delaware valley's leading news program with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky and walter perez♪ >> it's truly a harrowing trip onboard an american airline flight from greece to philadelphia, severe turbulence rocked those onboard. everyone onboard was rattled. i'm walter perez, the big story on "action news" is the investigation as to why the jet bound for philadelphia shook so violently that several passengers and crew members were injured. for several seconds they thought the plane was going to crash. trish hartman has the story. >> walter, we spoke with several passengers released from the hospital. they are ready to go home and exhausted. folks said it was a terrifying and unexpected experience. >> listening to air traffic control clearing american airline flight 759 to land, you would never know about the violent turbulence that occurred 30 minutes earlier. >> it felt like the plane was in free fall. >> passengers said the turbulence lasted 15 seconds as drinks were being served. >> it started shaking, babies screaming, people hitting the ceiling. there was blood. they sai

i'm walter perez, and the big story of the night is tropical storm harvey. storm has spawned several tornadoes and now torrential rain could create the potential for life-threatening floods. we have the latest from lana zach in houston. >> good evening, rain hitting hard in houston. devastation throughout the state and region. things continue to get worse. >> harvey has moved in on the gulf coast and the storm doesn't look like it's going anywhere soon. >> the storm is not over. it's stagnated. it's a slow-moving storm. please don't come back to the areas. >> the storm flattened texas, ripping roof roofs off of build, sinking boats and projectiles sliced through metal. the daylight revealing nearly all encompassing deaf station. many are now homeless. gathering in the elementary school. >> there are cots everywhere you look. >> the bulls eye of the storm in the path. >> everything went to hell in a hand basket. >> even after harvey was downgraded to a tropical storm, it continued its assaulted with eight tornadoes reported, two in louisiana and six in texas.