in puerto rico should have a stipulated proportion of profits back into puerto rico. third, puerto rico should be allowed to engage in its own international trade relations, and that's concomitant with its own developing sovereignty. and, fourth -- to remove the plenary jurisdiction of the u.s. congress over every law that's passed in puerto rico because puerto rico, concomitant with its independence, is that it needs to be able to pass its own laws. >> i see you shaking your head yes. >> i agree with the fourth point. so not only is the united states government failing to provide support to puerto rico, but it's actually preventing puerto rico from supporting itself. puerto rico attempted to pass its own bankruptcy laws to regulate the restructuring of debt, and it was declared preempted by federal law. so puerto rico's hands are tied at the hands of the federal government, so i completely agree with those solutions. >> you're not so happy with the other four. i mean -- >> oh, i'm supportive, yeah. >> yes, i mean, i think it's a dangerous road -- >> particularly the

and puerto rico is their latest target. the strategy has earned them a reputation among critics as so-called "vulture funds." >> a group of hedge funds that own puerto rican debt hired claudio loser to find ways for puerto rico to solve its debt crisis. among the former imf economist's recommendations - even more cuts to education. >> but it shows the expenditure and school enrollment, how it has declined, school enrollment and how education expenditure has increased enormously. we have been very careful to say that we believe that this is a decision that has to be taken by the authorities of the island. education is too important to be played with and be cut in a irrational or discretional fashion. >> but your co-author briefed reporters that puerto rico is massively overspending on education. >> i mean, that was the message, that came out from the report. >> this is true. people-- i mean, this is for the government to decide. >> that they're massively overspending? >> if you look at the expenditure in education, it is high

they have to come with resources to help puerto rico through the crisis. ernie: we talked about chapter 9 with detroit. they restructured their debt. why can't they do that? >> that is something that congress can do without any additional resources. in fact, congress can allow puerto rico to redo their debt, go into bankruptcy and do that, and that will be the first step for a much longer process of doing real economic changes between puerto rico and the united states, and congress also reviewing everything -- congress and the president reviewing everything that is happening in puerto rico right now. ernie: we've heard governor cuomo wants to put $5 million that's okay. the situation? >> something that can be done immediately, $25 billion of that $72 billion is health related payments that puerto rico is making now. while states with the new health reform are getting 3% more, puerto rico is being capped and getting an 11 percent cut in all of the health programs. so that alone will eliminate a third of the debt that puerto rico has at this time. ernie: you

trustworthyof how they are, i think over time, puerto rico has become untrustworthy. missed one payment ever, but they are not transparent, so they can't really sit there and say that this money is there and that they have been reserving it. rico is not that puerto any different from the outset, but it is the choices that they have made over time that now makes them a friend. it is different than chicago or detroit, which was able to sell things. david: so we have been talking about the super bond that is reportedly being talked about between puerto rico and the treasury department, and i should say that it was denied by the treasury department shortly thereafter. what are the steps in place for puerto rico? >> there would be puerto rico getting the availability to say, we have an exchange for you, we have some options, you can take this, and if you don't, we will be able to force you. the territory itself is not able to do that. there is a lot of controversy over whether that is allowed, because in puerto rico, it is [indiscernible] so i think there are some legal iss

. >> there are lots of factors contributing to puerto rico's ailing economy. one of them is a shipping law that's nearly a century old. it makes getting products from the u.s. mainland expensive even though it's so close. jonathan betz explains from san juan. >> shoppers like maria lopez know there's a price for living on an an island. >> it is expensive. >> very expensive, very, very. >> in puerto rico, many worry it is higher than it should be because of an old u.s. shipping law. >> it's been hurting the puerto rico economy for decades but now becoming worse. >> the jones act passed in 1920 after world war i to protect the u.s. shipping industry, requiring all trade be done on u.s. merchant ships, built in the u.s. and manned by american

but they're forgetting the fact that puerto rico is part of the united states. it's a territory. it is not a foreign country. puerto ricans are american citizens. if a problem exists in puerto rico, it exists in the united states. it isn't something that we can just ignore. and it impacts the entire country. if the economy continues to suffer in puerto rico, the people there will just move to another part of the country. i want to repeat that. if things are bad in puerto rico economically, they -- puerto ricans -- can move to another part of the country. this is not immigration. this is a move to the mainland, and many puerto ricans are leaving puerto rico because of its troubles. now, happily, many of the people that live on the island are moving to florida. they're adding to the diversity and immense fabric of florida that reflects the entire country. but our gain in florida is puerto rico's loss. there are more than a million people in florida alone that may have preferred to stay at home on the island with their friends and their family, people who otherwise would be opening s

puerto rico es hora de demandar trabajo.mentario aislado. estoy haciendo un comentario realidad. reportero: gutiÉrrez ademÁs hizo Énfasis en la liberaciÓn del puertorriqueÑo oscar rivera que permanece detenido en una prisiÓn federal bajo cargos de conspiraciÓn. su hermano josÉ lÓpez rivera llegó a la cita en orlando. al final del dÍa tanto los congresista como los lÍderes de la comunidad que dijeron presente a esta cita con hicieron en un punto, que la crisis fiscal de puerto rico tiene una soluciÓn pero esto estarÁn washington. la Única manera de llegar a un acuerdo serÁ con la unidad julio: en repÚblica dominicana opiniones opuestas poco loco, - provoco el escÁndalo del vÍdeo sexual del congresista. reportera: se dio a conocer este mediodÍa un vídeo donde presuntamente se escucha la voz del gobernador ordenÁndole a una joven que asuma ciertas posiciones sexuales. la noticia de la destituciÓn provocó opiniones a favor y en contra. >> Éstos no son actos para estarlo grabando y poniÉndolos al pÚblico. >> si fue otra persona t

eventually arriving in puerto rico. even after that exhausting voyage he saves nearly $4,000 per container, if he ships it in from the u.s. >> it's the jones act. if i had different alternatives i would definitely have more competition. >> nearly everything on this island must be shipped in much of it from the mainland. studies show the jones act costs puerto rico's economy $537 million a year, by restricting competition to u.s. shipping companies. instead of allowing international ones. >> we have very few options in order to bring food to the island. and very few competition, very little competition. >> there's only four shipping companies that import food from the united states to puerto rico. >> yes, and two of them have over 85% of the market. >> critics have long called for overhauling the law. shipping a 20 foot container from the american east coast to puerto rico costs $3,000. nearly twice as much to santo domingo, which is not subject to the jones act. >> it's not fair. it's not fair. the jones act affects the

the island of puerto rico.under a nineact where the chapter ability was explicitly prohibited. was priced differently as a result of those prohibitions being in place. to change that ex post facto is unfair to the holders of that that. -- that debt. a lot of people say who cares about hedge funds. 85% of the debt is still held by those who paid 100 cents on the dollar. most of those are retirees, taxpaying americans in the continent. i don't think simply applying chapter nine is the way to go. >> here is the flaw in that logic. the island cannot pay the debt. erik: they could raise their rates. david: perhaps so. >> how does that work in the context of the entire island's economy? that question can only be answered through a global solution. there will be a wealth transfer. no one thinks there will be 100% payout. how are we going to get there? what is the process by which we are going to get there? on a runoff entity by entity basis or in one comprehensive solution that is supervised by a neutral in the middle

. ♪ ♪ julio: legislaciÓn enviada por el gobernador de nueva york a puerto rico busca soluciÓn a pruebaic care. reportera: puerto rico debe recibir un perdÓn en las aportaciones al medic aid y nueva york nos va ayudar y si dijo la gobernadora sobre los esfuerzos de su delegaciÓn para poder encaminar a la isla una soluciÓn es su crisis de salud, consideran que puerto rico no se le trata justamente en la distribuciÓn de fondos federales. >> estamos siendo tratado distinto de las demÁs jurisdicciones de los estados unidos no es una cuestiÓn estatus es que pagamos el mismo social security y el mismo medic care tax y no decimos el dinero por el que pagamos. reportero: compuestos por lÍderes de la salud estatal se convocÓ a ver cómo opera el sistema de salud de la isla visitaron oficinas, del tratamiento forzamiento para dar recomendaciÓn para maximizar el servicio en lo que el gobierno federal la actÚa. >> hacer cambios y ajustes que hemos experimentado en el estado de nueva york hubo muchos cambios pero hemos logrado deficiencias que reducen en el costo al sistema y es algo que puerto rico

fabiÁn sánchez de puerto rico no recibiÓ el 75% de los votos. >> quedÉ muy emocionado y contento condieron una segunda oportunidad. josÉ tuÑÓn es mexicano y vive en san antonio, su mamÁ es su manager y su fan nÚmero 1, los jueces creyeron en Él. yo creo que cualquiera tuviera nervios enfrenten estos genios. >> sÍ. roger: josÉ antonio de 17 aÑos vive en orlando pero es puertorriqueÑo, desatino con el primer tema es la segunda vez le fue mucho mejor. el colombiano de 17 aÑos fue un Éxito con los jueces. se enamoraron de su simpatÍa y talento. pasÓ a la próxima ronda y le fue muy bien. joseph pecorelli de puerto rico fue todo un Éxito, los jueces terminaron bailando con Él en la tarima. ilia: mucho talento, emociones y la competencia estÁ dura. asÍ concluimos esta ediciÓn de noticias, gracias por su compaÑÍa y recuerden que regresamos a las 11. ♪ jovene s en la prestigiosa univerdsidad

you are involved in puerto rico. deepak: we are mortgage guys but we have exposure in puerto rico.e have have a mortgage component. this is not the treasury going to back puerto rico's debt. erik: it is not a bailout? deepak: not at all. erik: does this encourage or frighten you. deepak: it is complicated. the odds that something actually happens are not high at all. the marketshe way have reacted, puerto rico's debt has not changed at all. erik: the markets are discounting it. deepak: is not like there is new money being brought to the table. all you are doing is saying we will collect the money, put it in a lockbox and distribute the money so there will be more transparency. wek: the treasury is saying know you cannot trust puerto rico but you can trust us to collect the money. thatk: you could see it way. if you are a bondholder, the real question is where is the money? if there's no money and you see puerto rico's forecast over the next five years, they are forecasting short falls of $73 billion, where is the money? quotinge: deepak narula cuba gooding junior, show me the money

we all need to stand with puerto rico and demand action. [applause] mr. o'malley: on the island of hispanola, where mass deportations have already begun, i was the first and so far the only presidential candidate to call on the united states to work with our allies in the united nations to use our diplomatic might to stop this atrocious affront to human rights in our own hemisphere. we wouldn't tolerate the expulsion of citizens without due process based on skin color and ethnic background and we shouldn't remain silent when such injustice is being perpetrated in our own hemisphere. speaking up is the right thing to do. we must all demand action. [applause] mr. o'malley: the people of our world care a lot more about what we do then about what we say. that is why i pledge to you that i will always act in accordance with my principles and guided by the better angels of our country. that's who i am and that's how i led and that's how i will continue to lead. i want to leave you with this story. many of you will remember the scene last year when refugee child

the cargo ship is owned by a company in puerto rico. i'm joined by the president of that president, tim nolan. thank you for joining us. when was the last time you had contact with this ship? >> last time we had contact was on october 1st, around 7:15 in the morning. >> all right. what did they tell you? >> the captain reported to us by satellite radio he was experiencing a navigation instance. the captain reported his vessel was disabled, and that an access portal popped open, allowing flow of water into the third hole. >> the question that everyone has is why this vessel was allowed to go out in what was a predictable storm? >> well, the storm was monitored throughout the week. our captain, who has over 20 years experience at sea, 10 years as a master captain, and spent time with us as a captain in the puerto rico trade, sail thing route on a number -- many occasions. the storm had been monitored on his return from puerto rico. he continued to watch the storm while he was in jacksonville. he developed his transit list going south boun

. ♪ >> puerto rico's debt crisis. >> they're gonna demonstrate right outside where the governor lives are hedge funds offering a fix? >> those investments will spark the economic recovery. >> or just fixing the odds? >> they're trying to force us into one course of action. >> "faultlines". >> what do we want? >> al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today the will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> emmy award-winning, investigative series. >>> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. as i have gone to college commencements over the last 20 years, i have noticed something that has to play out in the coming decades. women are outpacing men in completing college degrees. many places they are running circles around graduating distinction. they are finishing high school at higher rates at well, and when demographic realities kick in, will that close the wage gap. professor brians is this something that advises us to tread lightly; that some of this is going to be taken care of by what is happening in the job market itself? >> well, it's

asÍ como aumentar los fondos para los programas de salud la legislaciÓn de federal puede darle a puerto ricore ayer se retractÓ muchas categorÍas, hoy abogados de migraciÓn entablar una demanda para evitar los cambios en la solicitud de los pisos y residencias edith jimÉnez nos explica porquÉ. edit: de forma tal que miles de personas que buscan obtener permiso de residencia y trabajo lo pueden hacer si mayor atraso. se espera que el litigio legal genere un precedente en la publicaciÓn establecen la fecha que inmigrante puede solicitar visas. >> el abogado que lidera este juicio es un abogado de inmigraciÓn, se ha presentado el juicio en washington, pero este juicio tiene repercusiÓn nacional, bÁsicamente le estamos pidiendo al departamento de estado que revierta a la fechas que nos dio en septiembre nueve y que cada vez que des fecha no se retracte. edit: si el resultado de la demanda es a favor de los demandantes, beneficiarÍa a miles de personas que estÁn en proceso de obtener permiso de residencia y trabajo, aun asÍ expertos recomiendan hacer los trÁmites de solicitud de visa al comenzar

is puerto rico not our problem?y a territory of the united states so in that sense, it is weird but i think donald is right that the fundamental problems are internal problems. they have to change electric power generation from high cost oil to natural gas and that will cost a lot. they have an inefficient power and because of the jones act, which requires american ships and american cruise to deliver that field because puerto rico a territory, their costs are inordinately high. the largest by far is the state government. that has to change. way too much of the population is working for the government. the third thing that has to change is the huge unfunded pension liabilities. those are things that were all .omestically generated does the what extent federal government their responsibility? there is a triple tax deduction which allowed them to borrow at low market rates, much cheaper rates, which allowed them to fund public employment and things for a lot of years. we have been an accessory to this, haven't we? for

. >> nicole: puerto rico from having a financial crisis, puerto rico is heavy with debt but the administration doesn't want to proprose a bailout. new ter toil regime for puerto rico and impose new fiscal oversight. puerto rico is in the mist of 10-year recession and is troubling to make payments of a 72 billion debt. >> cheryl: billions of dollars from the country through kickbacks and other schemes. next one, under armour stepping on turf. lately they have been quibbling over another spot. finally, u.s. weighs speedier air-bag recalls. federal regulators are considering to speed up replacement of defect i have air bags and what would an unprecedented move. >> nicole: coming up, new york mets got out their broom. [applause] >> they haven't been to the world series since 2000 and the mets are on their way back. >> nicole: mets will play do winner of kansas city royals or toronto blue jays. we will have all the highlights for you. comedian chris rock returns to the red carpet in hollywood. we will have that story. let's check u.s. stock futures. s&p futures about 6 and the nasdaq futures about

on board, 28 of them americans, the el far was heading from jacksonville, florida to san juan, puerto rico. when the ship september distress notification that the 7 35 foot long vessel had lost propulsion and was listing at 15 degrees. this just hours after the u.s. coast guard stage dramatic nighttime rescue of 12 people who had abandoned the bailiff an cargo ship 51 miles north of haiti. >> survivor halfway up. >> tonight the hope for the same kind of rescue. for those 33 people aboard the el far. >> this is what we train do do. well go and try to save lives. >> that crew hasn't been heard from sense thursday morning. conditions worse than what we

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we all need to stand with puerto rico and demand action. [applause] on the island of massnola, where deportations have already begun, i was the first and so far the only presidential candidate to call on the united states to work with our allies in the united nations to use our diplomatic might to stop this atrocious affront to human rights in our own hemisphere. we wouldn't tolerate the expulsion of citizens without due process based on skin color and we shouldn't remain silent when such injustice is being perpetrated in our own hemisphere. speaking of is the right thing to do. we must all demand action. [applause] the people of our world care a lot more about what we do then about what we say. that is why i pledge to you that i will always act in accordance with my principles and guided by the better angels of our country . that's uim and that's how i led and that's how i will continue to lead. i want to leave you with this lasts rate. many of you will remember the scene last year when refugee children were fleeing death gangs and traveli

territory expand , medicaid and impose a control board to oversee puerto rico's finances. u.s.reasury counselor antonio weiss made the appeal before a senate panel. >> i can tell you with total confidence that puerto rico's fiscal crisis is escalating and it is very real. and without federal action, it could easily become a humanitarian crisis as well. congress should pass legislation already introduced that provides chapter nine protection to puerto rico's municipalities and public corporations, but congress should also authorize a broader, legal framework that allows for a comprehensive restructuring of all of puerto rico's outstanding debt. amy: another church has been set on fire in st. louis, the seventh in a spate of arsons over the last two weeks. the blaze at the shrine of st joseph follows deliberate fires at six predominantly black churches this month. st. joseph is the first that is primarily white. st. louis fire chief dennis jenkerson said officials are expanding their search for whoever is responsible. >> we recognize a pattern a week ago. like a said, it is start

ilia: hace unos meses que en puerto rico se habla de una crisis en la salud.s de 40% de los medicamentos han aumentado sus precios. dana nos dice mas desde la isla. >> sÍ, ahora mismo no me estÁn cubriendo las insulinas... cuando la consigo me la pongo y si no lamentablemente no me la pongo. dannay: asÍ nos cuenta cÓmo se ha resignado a no tener sus inyecciones de insulina, y es que la insulina no sÓlo cubre el plan mÉdico. >> el potecito sÍ... yo ahora mismo me estoy insertando con tres insulinas diferentes. danay: son muchos los ciudadanos que deben optar por no omprarse medicamentos debido a su alto costo y es que entre septiembre de 2014 y septiembre de 2015 medicamentos han subido dramÁticamente sus precios esto ha afectado principalmente a las farmacias pequeÑas que se han visto obligadas a asumir parte del impacto para no afectar tanto al cliente. >> a veces hasta un 70 y un 80%. >> tenemos un medicamento de salud mental toraxin me costaba 190 $ y ara mismo 800. danay: con estos aumentos y los recortes que se avecinan en los planes de salud todos acuerd

¡soy de puerto rico! pÚblico: [ovaciona] alejandra: ¡eso! ¿quÉ edad tienes, joseph?ola. laura: bien, quiero hablar un momento con la producciÓn. solo nos falta la ducha. deja tu ropa ahÍ. alejandro: [rÍe] ¡tiene 16 aÑos! laura: es que me gusta que toda la gente pueda ver-- alejandro: a ver quÉ estÁs tomando. lo que su madre ha vivido en aquel momento escuchando la voz debajo de la ducha. ricky: [rÍe] alejandro: mamÁ, tÁpate los oÍdos. ricky: laura es asÍ. laura es asÍ de cÓmica. ricky: ¿quÉ nos vas a cantar? joseph: "wake me up", de avicii. laura: nos gusta avicii, vamos. alejandro: mÚsica, maestro. >> ¿ya tienes a tus favoritos de "la banda"? descarga el "univisiÓn conecta", y juntos, con "toyota corolla", pronostica quiÉnes serÁn los cinco integrantes ganadores en "la banda". es fÁcil: selecciona los chicos que crees que llegarÁn a la final, y acumula puntos diariamente, si no son eliminados. ganarÁ quien logre acertar la mayor cantidad de miembros que quedan como integrantes de "la banda" en la final. y ese puedes ser tÚ. desgarga "univisiÓn conecta" y prepÁrate p

ilia: controversia en puerto rico con una maestra que enseÑa a sus alumnos al ritmo del reggaeton.sacerdote catÓlico al respecto. francisco: jesÚs y lupita son originarios de jalisco y catÓlicos por convicción. para ellos, la celebraciÓn de la noche de brujas es una simple percha para divertirse. >> es bonito porque los niÑos se divierten y los adultos tambiÉn nos divertimos de ver que los niÑos andar con diferentes disfraces. francisco: ellos descartan que halloween tenga algo que ver con el demonio >> depende de cada quien como piense, mÁs que nada es meramente comercial. >> no, yo no creo en eso, mÁs que nada es comercializaciÓn y es un momento de fiesta y cada quien lo va a tomar como ellos decidan. aquÍ es mÁs que nada comercializaciÓn en la venta de disfraces y dulces. francisco: sin embargo, para el padre joaquÍn hay que tener mucho cuidado. >> el maligno tratar de meterse en todos los medios sociales y creemos firmemente que asÍ como el mal busca su dÍa, creemos firmemente que la iglesia debe promover el 1 de noviembre y no al 31 de octubre. francisco: este sacerdote no cre

cuomo said that challenge that puerto rico faces is similar to those his staff addressed here in new york, they will work with officials to find ways to reduce costs and improve patient treatment. christina: is the house benghazi committee out for truth or political blood? that is the question after a fired committee staffer broke his silence about 2012 attack that centers around hillary clinton. fox 5 a zachary is live with details. >> reporter: you know the guy that is saying these, identifies as a republican that makes it more interesting, brad lie said that the commity is nothing more than an attack grouped at discrediting presidential can dale hillary clinton. -- candidate hillary clinton. >> i was fired for trying to conduct a thorough investigation. >> reporter: major bradley palace paliska claims he was fired after 10 months for trying to conduct a nonpartisan investigation. >> i do not know the reason for the focus on hillary clinton, i am going to state i am voting for republican nominee in 2016. >> reporter: he is preparing to file a lawsuit gealings against the committee,

next when new american cancer society guidelines narrator: puerto rico's economy is in a death spiral. to make matters worse, washington has plans to cut another $3 billion from the island's healthcare budget. puerto ricans pay the same medicare taxes, t receive less than half the funding of mainland states, leaving the system on life support. more cuts will push the economy to the edge of disaster and put every puerto rican's care in jeopardy. washington needs to act now to save healthcare for the three and a half million us citizens of puerto rico. >>> for years, early detection of breast cancer starts at age 40. concern about the number of overtreatment, the american cancer society is now advising women to screen later and less often. under the revised guidelines issued today, women of average risk of breast cancer can wait until they are 45 to have a first mammogram and every year until age 55. after that, they can start having them every other year. before doing anything, women agree to talk to their doctor first about their personal breast cancer risk. the new recommendations ar

neighbors is doing after a recent spike for your crime in their narrator: puerto rico's economy is in a death spiral. to make matters worse, washington has plans to cut another $3 billion from the island's healthcare budget. puerto ricans pay the same medicare taxes, but receive less than half the funding of mainland states, leaving the system on life support. more cuts will push the economy to the edge of disaster and put every puerto rican's care in jeopardy. washington needs to act now to save healthcare for the three and a half million us citizens of puerto rico. >>> welcome back at 4:58. we continue to follow up on a story where two students are dead coming up in a few minutes. >>> let's take a look at the temperatures right now. most of you are waking up in the 40s this morning but how warm will it get where you live? we have your hometown forecast. that's straight ahead. capit capital homes residents set up a fair. they teach you what to do and not to do in the case of a robber. >> something you should be aware of before this holiday weekend. police are concerned about new form

ilia: el gobernador de puerto rico alejandro garcÍa padilla no confirmÓ si se postularÁ nuevamente comoue nos distraigamos de lo que para el paÍs es fundamental. seguir bajando el desempleo, seguir bajando el crimen, seguir bajando la deuda y atendiendo la crisis fiscal. la decisiÓn la voy a tomar teniendo en mi mente y en mi corazÓn la mayor tranquilidad de espÍritu que voy a estar haciendo lo mejor para puerto rico y lo mejor para el paÍs. pensar en las prÓximas generaciones es pensar en que no le devolvamos el paÍs al pnp para que los siga destruyendo. ilia: agentes del fbi llevaron a cabo un allanamiento en la oficina del programa de medicare trabajando conjuntamente con la organizaciÓn federal y el departamento de salud en la investigaciÓn de fraude a planes mÉdicos que se estÁ realizando en la isla. esta es la sexta intervenciÓn que se realiza en una oficina de este plan mÉdico en las Últimas semanas. se llevÓ a cabo la misma pesquisa de la localidad de gurabo. familiar de un joven asesinado estÁn acusando a agentes de la policÍa de ultimarlo, tenemos imÁgenes en exclusiva captado

. >>> more women come forward in the case of a maryland min narrator: puerto rico's economy is in a death spiral. to make matters worse, washington has plans to cut another $3 billion from the island's healthcare budget. puerto ricans pay the same medicare taxes, but receive less than half the funding of mainland states, leaving the system on life support. more cuts will push the economy to the edge of disaster and put every puerto rican's care in jeopardy. washington needs to act now to save healthcare for the three and a half million us citizens of puerto rico. >>> sex for repair work. that's what 11 women claim a group of maintenance workers demanded. now federal prosecutors are looking into the claims and looking into bringing charges. there are also claims that a top housing official threatened one of hi own workers saying he couldn't guarantee her safety if she continued with her accusations. >>> the nasal spray vaccine will be availbling to children but the next shipment is pushed back till december because of manufacturing delays. charles county still plans to offer flu shots at u

we'll take a look at narrator: puerto rico's economy is in a death spiral. to make matters worse, washington has plans to cut another $3 billion from the island's healthcare budget. puerto ricans pay the same medicare taxes, t bureceive less than half the funding of mainland states, leaving the system on life support. more cuts will push the economy to the edge of disaster and put every puerto rican's care in jeopardy. washington needs to act now to save healthcare for the three and a half million us citizens of puerto rico. >>> a motorist who appears to have deliberately hit a guy riding his motorcycle. it happened on saturday in texas. the driver suffered abrasions on his back and his girlfriend riding with him suffered a broken wrist and several deep cuts. it appears the driver veered into the lane and caughted the crash. he -- caused the crash. he said he didn't care when police told him what he might have done. >>> the transportation department today is expected to unveil a requirement for drone operators to register their unmanned aerial vehicles. the

julio: en puerto rico tres antinarcÓticos realizan allanamientos vÍa residencial lo detalles, en sÓlohuracÁn, adelante. ivÁn: gracias buenas tardes estamos en manzanillo, colima uno diferentes lugares afectados por el paso del huracÁn patricia. a decir de las autoridades es quizÁs de los más violentos que retocado esta parte del planeta mencionar que ya se dejan ver parte de sus efectos como las inundaciones el derribo de estructuras como la que se encuentra mis espaldas. este sitio que en otras ocasiones tenÍa gran actividad, se ha convertido casi en un pueblo fantasma. sÓlo algunos vehÍculos movilizan para llegar a sus actividades que son cada vez menos. de forma particular las autoridades han invitado a las personas que busquen guarecerse en los diferentes sitios dispuestos para ello. a travÉs las estaciones de radio locales han insistido que diferentes localidades deben salir ahora de sus hogares para trasladarse a esos refugios, porque corren serio peligro. las horas por venir serÁn cruciales, los vientos que componen este huracÁn cercano a los 400 km causarÍan mÁs daÑos y tambiÉ

it was headed from florida to puerto rico. after losing puerto rico. after losing power it took on water and it was a lifting 15 degrees before they lost contact with it. >> christina: you can step today with joaquin with a fox 5 weather app. just search fox 5 ny weather in the itunes store or google play and download the free app. >> antwan: almost two dozen students were injured after an on a class at a high school. a writer moving truck drove into an awning supporting the outside of the high school. the collision caused it to collapse and students were at the school for band competition and sat testing. >> christina: the charity group drs. without borders said 19 people are confirmed dead after the bombing at a hospital in northern afghanistan. three of those victims were children. some reports say a u.s. airstrike was responsible for the bombing. report. sources backed by american airstrikes are trying to oust tal a band who took control on monday. statement today that said they were shocked and deeply saddened by the horrific event. christopher ha

narrator: puerto rico's economy is in a death spiral. to make matters worse, washington has plans to cut another $3 billion from the island's healthcare budget. puerto ricans pay the same medicare taxes, t receive less than half the funding of mainland states, leaving the system on life support. more cuts will push the economy to the edge of disaster and put every puerto rican's care in jeopardy. washington needs to act now to save healthcare for the three and a half million us citizens of puerto rico. as mayor, parrishrrish cut school funding nearly three million dollars. reading and science scores fell. parrish said no to opening new women's health clinics, denying access to cancer screenings and breast exams. so instead of dealing with the economy and jobs, parrish will join with the richmond extremists to slash education and threaten women's health care. hal parrish -- too extreme for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. >>> welcome back. the new york city police officer just lost its fourth off

stephanie: una maÑana de vacaciones en puerto rico se asustÓ. muchas pruebas el especialista le diera mala noticia. enfermo: me dice que tengo una masa, no se sabe de quÉ es, me dijo que me tenÍan que tenían que hacer una biopsia prevÉ serÁ cancerosa. stephanie: era el cÁncer más comÚn y agresivo entre los tumores cerebrales. un paciente con esta enfermedad vil un promedio de 14 meses despuÉs de su diagnÓstico. los mÉdicos le propusieron someterse inmediatamente a tratamientos agresivos de quimioterapia y radiaciÓn. enfermo: me dijeron que lo Único que poder hacer a reducirle mantenerlo en un estado que lo reduzca y no te moleste. stephanie: el tamaÑo del tumor se redujo de tal manera que los mÉdicos intentaron una cirugÍa experimental, en capsularlo para evitar que se expandiera otras partes del crÁneo, en cuanto supo de la enfermedad la madre corriÓ al lado de su hijo. madre: es por esa razÓn que le capsularle el tumor es que miguel ya tiene tres aÑos y medio, sin ese encarcelamiento Él muere. stephanie: siguieron varias horas noticias, luego

narrator: puerto rico's economy is in a death spiral. to make matters worse, washington has plans to cut another $3 billion from the island's healthcare budget. puerto ricans pay the same medicare taxes, but receive less than halfthe the funding of mainland states, leaving the system on life support. more cuts will push the economy to the edge of disaster and put every puerto rican's care in jeopardy. washington needs to act now to save healthcare for the three and a half million us citizens of puerto rico. >>> welcome back. people in one town outside of dallas are calling it a nightmare on elm street. there's a good reason for that. dee dee recently bought a house on elm street and as workers started renovations in the backyard, they found something that shocked them just before hallow weep, an old rusted coffin about 4 feet long. >> i can't even explain it. it was huge with the handle on the side. it was really rusted, and it had bags around it. >> canine bones were found along with pictures of a dog. the contents and the coffin have be

narrator: puerto rico's economy is in a death spiral. e matters worse, washington has plans to cut another $3 billion from the island's healthcare budget. puerto ricans pay the same medicare taxes, but receive less than half the funding of mainland states, leaving the system on life support. more cuts will push the economy to the edge of disaster and put every puerto rican's care in jeopardy. washington needs to act now to save healthcare for the three and a half million us citizens of puerto rico. >>> right now an investigation underway in i will very spring after an early morning crash that killed one person. they towed away the car on ray drive. melissa mollet is on the scene. she'll bring us an update. >>> something else we're keeping our eye on is the weather. it is another chilly morning. expect temperatures to jump by 30 to 40 degrees. check out more on the wakeup straight ahead. >>> 4:57 right now. new details in a deadly fire in charles county. investigators say an overloaded extension cord is likely what sparked this fire. berni

tomorrow, a took at puerto rico's financial crisis. it's as serious as other countries that have affected the why aren't people talking about puerto rico? we will. tomorrow at 6:00. we're coming back after the break. keep it here. [music] everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $350 back with a two year agreement. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. ernie: all right. welcome back, everybody. let's check out tonight's feature story for you. technology is everywhere. there's no escaping all the devices we need, and we like to use

el faro departed from jacksonville, headed to puerto rico on a regular cargo run. during that time joachim grew to a category 4 hurricane. >> we hope because the men are trained to survive, hopefully they did what was needed. >> the main focus is finding the people, not the ship. tuesday a separate investigation was launched to find out what happened >> the team will be on scene from 7-10 days. the mission is to understand not just what happened, but why. >> the n.t.s.b. investigators said they had a news conference in florida, but will be looking at anything and everything to decipher what went wrong, and are hopeful that the ship will be found and with it the foyage data recorder. >> category storm, when they hit. >> chances were never good when they lost power. >> thank you. >> the top u.s. commander in afghanistan was on capitol hill testifying about the air strike that killed 22 people at a doctors without borders host. the result was a stunning administration. >> and an are reversal of an earlier account of the bombing. mike viqueira reports. >> good evening,

and also coming up at the top of the hour, fault lines for puerto rico gamble as puerto rico's crippling debt crisis, fault lines investigates the economy. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey, coming up in this half hour of international news, families on the verge of being reunited after 65 years of separation in north and south korea. but first a look at the stories making headlines across the u.s. in our american minute. al jazeera america has learned vice president joe biden is meeting tonight with his top aides and advisors. they're talking about his potential 2016 presidential campaign. we have been told to expect a decision soon, perhaps tomorrow. biden gave no hint at a climate summit this afternoon. the transportation department is taking steps to require mini drones to be registered with the government. federal officials are setting up a task force to work up the registrations of drones. dozen of drone sightings at airports every month. >>> less than a month after u.s. and china cut a hack agreement, the chinese are at this time still at it, including phar

entras que en puerto rico una vez mas sale la luz una plataforma singular de realizar un velorio.cio. la rutina si ve interrumpida por dos inesperados acontecimientos. el hijo menor de la dueÑa muriÓ la semana pasada y sus restos son expuestos justo aquÍ en el negocio familiar. allÍ estÁ el cuerpo sin vida de ella. parecerÍa que juega al dominÓ, como solÍa hacer todos los días. >> ganÉ! periodista: los vecinos del sector llegaban al bar, convertido en funeraria, a darle las condolencias a los familiares, el joven de 23 aÑos. fue una de las tres vÍctimas de la masacre ocurrida el pasado fin de semana, en el negocio el regreso en la calle en alto rey, pero mÁs allá de las circunstancias que le privaron de la vida su madre como todas quiso honrar la vida de su mÁs pequeÑo. precisamente el domingo la mujer cumplÍa 59 aÑos, una triste coincidencia. >> cumpliÓ aÑos y lo mataron y hoy cumple ella. periodista: como si se tratara de una funeraria en la entrada del bar, se ubicaba el registro de visitas. colgaban estos arreglos florales. mientras el velatorio y el sepelio se llevan a cabo l