ramirez detenido no da lugar a los reclamos de su abogados que sostienen que se violaron sus derechosndo los antes llegaron a su casa a detener a su papÁ, ice asegura que ramÍrez medi medio medina estÁ vinculado con pandillas criminales. >> los operativos suceden en todo el paÍs. en una de las mayores redadas de los Último aÑos el operativo tuvo como blanco inmigrantes que se encontraban bajo libertad condicional por delitos menores y tuvo lugar cuando realizaban servicio comunitarios edgar muÑoz nos amplÍa. >> familiares se presentaron al centro de detenciÓn en dallas en donde se encuentran los 26 indocumentados que fueron arrestados por agentes de inmigraciÓn mientras hacÍan sus servicios comunitarios el hermano de juan herrera estÁ entre los detenidos. >> se equivocÓ y tiene el doble ice por tontera y ahora estÁ pagando lo que pasa. >> los arrestados habÍan conducido ebrios y agresiones y fueron liberado error, pero para jorge cabrera de chirla. >> al castigarlos es vista como aceptable en esta sociedad que se jacta de ser justa. >> la organizaciÓn chirla analizÓ la redada que los

protesters say the arrest of ramirez is a promise broken by the government.sued in district court arguing the arrest was illegal. a federal judge here in seattle agreed to hear the case but denied ramirez immediate release only only the immigration court could do that while is he in the process ofenning deported. now with bond set, we are told ramirez could walk out of detention as early as today but the government is trying to deport him so he is in legal limbo. this case should add clarity what if any protection or legal status there is for dhaka recipients. melissa? >> melissa: thank you for that. eric? >> eric: new in the next hour of how long we will tell you about the democratic lawmaker who apparently was caught tipping off illegal immigrants to upcoming ice raids. we will tell you where this happened. plus a fox business network exclusive. the ivy league universities, all of them, bringing in more from tax dollars than undergraduate tuition. can you believe that in spite of those multibillion-dollar endowments. we'll take a look. ♪ ( ♪ ) i moved upsta

cuando un estudiante es deportado, hablaremos de algunas de las fallas que los abogados de daniel ramireznes de que su cliente, constituye una amenaza para la seguridad pÚblica, ramÍrez medina fue arrestado, cuando las autoridades fueron a detener a su padre. es beneficiario de daco, y alega que estÁn violando sus derechos constitucionales. el fantasma de la deportaciÓn, resulta devastador. no solamente en el plano afectivo familiar, sino tambiÉn en el planofinanciero mucho menores reciben la pensiÓn alimenticia de parte de alguno de sus padres. si ese padre es deportado, las cosas cambian. reportero: cuando sus padres son deportados y su hijo nacidos en estados unidos, enfrentar la polÍtica migratoria no es nada fÁcil, sobre todo si existe el riesgo de la deportaciÓn, seÑalan que existen menores ciudadanos que tienen padres sin documentos de residencia los estados unidos. no se sabe cuÁntos niÑos o niÑas, reciben mensualmente una manutenciÓn, ordenada por un juezabrir pronta que sucede si el padre es deportado? >> ponemos en peligro la subsistencia y es lo que mÁs preocupa, parte de que

ramirez, it will be good for the country and our immigration system.s next week. >> in the last court filing and in court today, the department of justice argues dhs, the department of homeland security, has the discretion to revoke actions unilaterally. shep? >> shepard: immigration agents say this man gave them a reason to keep him in custody. >> that's right. the father was the first one that had contact with the ice agents. the father said the son was in the country illegally. when they were questioning daniel, daniel told them, the agents, that he had been in a gang or had some people that he hung with in gangs in california and washington state. then there's the issue of the tattoo on daniel's forearm. he says he has as the tattoo of where he grew up, la paz, california and mexico. and then i've talked to other people that said that he could be in a gang. so that is to be determined. right now, this hearing today was really more about jurisdiction and whether or not this case should be held in immigration court or hear in federal court. shep? >>

enrique: hoy fue puesto en libertad, luego de permanecer seis semanas en custodia de ice, daniel ramÍrezpresidente trump. andrea: el joven se mostraba sonriente mientras caminaba acompaÑado de su abogado luis cortÉs y un pariente o amigo. miembros de la prensa, rÁpidamente lo persiguieron. >> estoy bien agradecido con toda la gente que me apoyÓ y todos los dreamers. andrea: mitras danÉs se dirigÍa al vehículo que se los llevarÍa, un camarÓgrafo le preguntÓ sobre su hijo de tres aÑos. >> planeas ver a tu hijo pronto? >> sÍ. andrea: agentes de inmigraciÓn alegaron que el dreamer tenÍa vÍnculos con pandillas, por lo que su estatus protegido bajo el programa de daca, habÍa sido revocado. segÚn su abogado, su cliente respondiÓ a una serie de preguntas en las que repetidamente negÓ haber tenido ningÚn tipo de involucramiento con grupos pandilleros y por falta de pruebas por parte de las autoridades, al comer se le otorgÓ libertad bajo fianza. su abogado prometiÓ dar una declaraciÓn completa en otra oportunidad. algunos activistas como wendy pantoja dijeron presente en apoyo al joven soÑador. >

un joven dreamer arrestado en el estado de washington, daniel ramÍrez, serÁ puesto en libertad.ontra dde este joven de 24 aÑos. su abogado dice que serÁ liberado maÑana. ramÍrez fue arrestado en febrero cuando los agentes fueron a arrestar a su padre y tambiÉn fue dejado en libertad otro joven dreamer que fue arrestado en portland, oregÓn. es nuestro de apoyo de la comunidad un giro a la liberaciÓn de francisco rodrÍguez domínguez de 25 aÑos. es la informaciÓn que tenemos esta noche desde la capital del paÍs. presentadora: abogados defensores de los indocumentados acusados de violar a una menor de edad en una escuela en maryland, dicen tener pruebas de que su relaciÓn sexual, fue consentida. pero juristas aseguran que de todas formas se trata de un delito por ser una menor de edad. reportero: en el caso de la presunta violaciÓn a una joven de 14 aÑos en esta escuela, ha cobrado un nuevo e inesperado giro. el motivo se refleja en estos documentos de la corte obtenidos en exclusiva por univisiÓn. los abogados defensores de los presuntos violadores aseguran que la joven enviÓ vario

during the recent governors' association meeting, governor ramirez, who is the chairman of mexico's association of fed rated governors, warned that continued discussion about the wall and the president's talk of building it might very well lead to the election of mr. lopez obrador as president of america, and he's considered the most anti-american, most hostile to america of any of the candidates. do these discussions come up in the building of the wall? namely, mexican politics? >> no. the president's number one is

la conferencia de gobernadores de mÉxico pidiÓ la libertad para ramÍrez.de un padre mexicano detenido cuando llevaba a sus hijos a la escuela. aunque tenÍa orden de deportaciÓn, las circunstancias de su arresto han causado temor. >>me la regalÓ mi papa. >> con el mismo telÉfono celular que su papÁ le dio como premio, grabÓ el momento en el que agentes de ice se lo llevaban. >> que no se lo lleven de mi. >> el arresto sucediÓ hace dos dÍas cuando rÓmulo fue interceptado por agentes de ice cuando dejaba a fÁtima en la escuela. >> hace todo por nosotros y siempre ha luchado por nosotros. >> el momento que nosotros supimos que lo iban a deportar, inmediatamente pedimos un amparo en california y nos aprobÓ ese amparo temporalmente. >> la oficina seÑalÓ que fue arrestado por varios delitos. >> el seÑor es elegible para una visa u, y queremos que el gobierno se de cuenta. >> la detenciÓn de rómulo no solamente ha provocado un profundo dolor, sino tambiÉn la incertidumbre de toda una comunidad que lo reconociÓ como un hombre involucrado con la educaciÓn de sus hij

como parte de esto laasociacion patrocinara unaserie de seminarios legales pra los dueÑos enrique ramirezinmigracion. 26:44 la obligacidel duo de restaurae es vericar que i tiene una orden de arresto en partcular ra una persa, la ordenebe esr firmada p un juez. 257 27:01 sino traen eso el patronno tiene p que dejarlos erar 27:05 ....los restaurantesparticipantes estan desplegando avisos como este, como un mensaje para sustrabajadores y clientes.nati ramirez/administradora de restaurante 28:36 nos teniamos que uir porque tenemos q hacer un cambio ahorita con nuestropresidente donald trump 28:44william ortiz cargencomisiodo pequenos negocios sf 17:41 educando los duenos derestaunte pueden educ los empleados de la comunidad latina que tambiendespues puen educar la des comunidad latinay darles poder 17:5038:12 y justamente en esterestaunte el proxo 20 de marzo tendra lugar utallede informacion sobre susobligaciones fnte a ingracion....sde san franscisco pilnino noticiero telemundo 48 arlen --tras conocerse el plan sobresalud del gobierno de donald trump, manifestantes sereunieron hoy en oakla

presentadora: el tribunal volvÓo a rechazar la liberaciÓn de ramÍrez.s autoridades que es miembro de una pandilla, especialmente, por el tatuaje que tiene en su brazo derecho. presentador: reacciones en las redes. lÍderes de la comisiÓn de inteligencia de la cÁmara dice no tener evidencias sobre las acusaciones de espionaje al presidente donald trump. todo esto fue hace unos minutos cuando dio la conferencia de prensa. presentadora: exactamente. se habla de los impuestos del presidente donald trump del aÑo 2005. el mandatario registrÓ ingresos altos y pÉrdidas de 103 millones al aÑo. pago 38.4 millones de dÓlares de impuestos. presentador: vamos a hacer pasar a nuestro compaÑero para analizar ambos temas. fernando, cÓmo estÁs? se me cayÓ el lÁpiz. [risas] queremos saber lo que estÁ pasando. tiene que ver con los impuestos del presidente y con el tema del espionaje en rusia. fernando: partimos por la noticia de noche. la de los impuestos. fue en un programa. ella dijo que tenÍa una gran exclusiva. tenÍa los impuestos de donald trump. efectivamente, tenÍa

jaime ramÍrez, anthony. dicen que eres muy linda. presentadora: muchas gracias.book life todos los dÍas. presentadora: por supuesto. seguimos. tenemos mÁs informaciÓn. una propuesta de ley que ha provocado varios comentarios en las redes sociales. las universidades pÚblicas y los colegios podrÍan ofrecer seguro mÉdico que tengan cobertura de la conocida pÍldora que terminar el embarazo hasta 10 semanas despuÉs de haber concebido el feto. presentador: todo por una propuesta de ley de la senadora demÓcrata. quÉ significarÍa? presentadora: la cobertura mÉdica que ofrecen las universidades y los colegios se verÍan obligadas, si esta propuesta de ley es aprobada, a proveer cierta cobertura que ofrezca las pastillas para terminar un embarazo. el 7 de abril se lleva a cabo una reuniÓn para hablar un poco mÁs de este caso. presentador: exactamente. todo esto cuando se conocen datos en colegios y universidades. muchas personas sin ni siquiera anotarlo o estar en una ficha normal de encuestas que producen este tipo de abortos de manera clandestina. presentadora: lo que tam

len ramirez, kpix5. >>> a san francisco teenager has the attention of president trump because of her website. the 17-year-old identified only as lucy created kittenfeed.com. it allows player to use tiny cat paws to punch and scratch the president's head. the white house, though, is not abused. his lawyers sent her a cease and desist order. he said i really just want people to be aware this is a president who is clearly more concerned about what people think of him than doing things of substance. >>> the battle lines are drawn over a fourth of july tradition. children chasing little pigs in wood side. the question, is it fun or games or is it animal cruelty? here is kpix5's cate caugurian. >> ready, set, go. >> reporter: the battle lines are drawn. >> i think this is just a lack of tolerance and disrespect for people's rights. >> reporter: on the other, those who say they want to respect animal rights. >> it is obviously abusive, cruel. >> the mountain control of san mateo county hosted the pig scramble for decades where kids are let loose to capture baby pigs. >> these are children w

. >> kpix5's len ramirez was there. >> reporter: two sisters, they never knew each other.ut each had an emptiness in their heart they say that only the other could fill. >> since i was 10, i've known that i've had a sibling. but i also knew that i would never ever see her. >> reporter: that was then but no more thanks to a dna test that changed their lives. >> the moment i heard her voice on the phone it's like something clicked inside of me. and i started crying. >> reporter: they share the same father, ray edgar reynolds. she was married to morgan's mother but had an affair. jenny sarah's son bought a my heritage. >> he said mom, i think i may have found your sister. >> reporter: it matched up with morgan who had signed up on the registry as a possible aunt. >> i found a sister when i least expected to. >> he sang. >> and i sing and i always wondered where that connection was. >> reporter: their father and mothers have passed away but now the sisters are looking to the future together. and for the first time this year, they can't wait to celebrate each other's birthday.

el juez estÁ estudiando si deja en libertad a ramÍrez.ivir con la amenaza permanente de portaciÓn. decidiÓ renunciar a una vida hecha en estados unidos, para intentar un nuevo comienzo en canadÁ. ♪ >> esa es mi cama. >> 16 aÑos de vida en estados unidos se redujeron al sÓtano de una iglesia en buffalo, new york. llevado semanas escondido. huye de las deportaciones del paÍs. busca asilo en canadÁ. >> yo me enterÉ que canadÁ esta dando la bienvenida a los refugiados. >> castillo de 35 aÑos vivÍ en el estado de maryland. dejÓ a su esposa y sus dos hijos. dice que la pesadilla comenzÓ cuando donald trump se convirtÓo presidente. >> se me robaron las lÁgrimas. sabÍa que algo bastante fuerte se venÍa. >> teme que lo reporten al salvador donde tiene amenaza de muerte.en este paÍs ya no hay para vivir en paz. dice que su vida se convierte un calvario.no querÍa ir a trabajar . vendiÓ el auto de la familia por miedo de trabajar -- manejar sin licencia. dice que ya deportaron a varios de sus amigos. >> tenÍa mirada -- miedo de que un policÍa me iba

stephanie ramirez says an undocumented immigrant relying on obamacare and a refugee were on the list. >> reporter: it was around this time at dulles international. that's how jerry conley met the iraqi immigrant he invited to the president's first congressional address to -- >> participate in a clear image about the refugees. >> reporter: she says the executive order calling for a temporary immigration ban would have banned her and did stop her brother, an iraq interpresenter for -- interpreter for the u.s. army. >> it was an emotional moment to see my family. >> reporter: the family she says spent years supporting the u.s. mi when she was 19 she says she and her family started an engineering company that helped our troops with construction projects. because of this she says her sister was kidnapped and her husband murdered. >> they work for protected american troops fighting in iraq. >> reporter: conley didn't talk about what he wants to hear tonight. his focus is on making sure the president sees her face. he is also fully aware of the president's guests and offer this. >> we should

stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >>> more than a dozen people are in custody for the murders of 15-year-old alexander reyes rivas and 21-year-old-year-old christian rivas. those two cases are believed to be connected. they stretch from montgomery county, maryland to fairfax and prince william county. >>> the first weekend of march is going to feel like winter. chief meteorologist topper shutt tracking the colder than normal temps on the terrace. >> the weather can't seem to match the calendar. it's going to feel more like january, early february this weekend. we're tracking a couple of snow showers. one moving through south of leesburg. about to county. one east of i-81. we'll kind of zoom in. this is over toward winchester. this is going to move through sterling across the dulles access toll road. head into tysons on our storm tracker. just conversational. the real story is cold. temperatures right now, 34 in gaithersburg. 32 in frederick. 29 in hagerstown. if you're going out tonight, factor in the wind. feels like it's 19 in hagerstown. feels like the upper 20s downtown. we'll tell you w

in capitol heights stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> a prince george's county fire spokesperson says there were no working smoke alarms inside that home. the young mother killed in one of several car crashes in waldorf, maryland, friday night. this is 25-year-old akkma perry, mom -- akeema perry, mom of the two children were in the car when she veered off the road striking a tree. they suffered minor injuries, but their mom was killed in that crash. the family has set up a gofundme account to help kay for funeral expenses -- pay for funeral expenses. you can find a link to that on our wusa9 app. >>> police in prince william county are still searching for the man who stabbed a security guard to debt. he's jamel kingsbury. it happened yesterday afternoon outside burlington coat factory at potomac mills. we're told kingsbury was seen shoplifting. two guards approached him. one was stabbed and killed. the other was not hurt. >>> it started with reports of a fight and ended with exchange of gunfire between the police and suspect who got away. police in prince george's county are looking for the

stephanie ramirez said it's from a tip. >> reporter: now homes run park is actually behind these homes. police set up a large command center to my left. the scene they are investigating is all the way to the right behind those homes. >> reporter: by wednesday afternoon, police told us they did not find any human remains, but they appear to be protecting something with the white cover seen beyond the trees. what we know so far, it's gang- related. >> it's a community, and everyone knows it's surprising for everyone in here. >> reporter: henry rivera was frustrated learning that the group believed to be connected to this is yet again the notorious latin gang ms13. rivera is a hispanic male. >> all immigrants are not hispanic, and when you get things like this, it doesn't make us look good. >> reporter: this is the same park used for at least two ms13 murders 3-4 years ago according to investigators, and the u.s. attorney's office says the two gang members and at the least four members dismembered one of their own before burying the person in a shallow grave. convictions came down last sp

in fairfax county tonight stephanie ramirez--actually this afternoon stephanie ramirez wusa 9. >>> the body of a man who had been unaccounted been found. the discovery happened late this morning after an intense search throughout the rubble. officials say the man's body was beneath all of the debris. turner was at the scene where the after math is just devastating. >> this was a two story home now just a pile of rubble after a massive fire ripped through it last night. all that's still standing are a pair of bricks. when the fire started wednesday night it looked like this flames shooting out of the roof the windows every side of the home that eventually burned to the ground. hayden lived across the street and saw it all. >> i called the police--not the police but 911 and of course i knew it was too late. >> she woke up devastated the same way she fell asleep. >> i was shaking for hours. >> roughly 75 firefighters rushed to the burning home on willow lane. the man who lives here was unaccounted for but several signs including parked cars in the driveway that he move debris their feelin

and as kpix 5's len ramirez shows us, the hype is already in full swing. it's cool, lenny.e get to see a little bit of march madness here in the bay area. >> reporter: that's right. sports fans around here definitely spoiled. last year, the super bowl at levi's stadium. this year march madness here at s.a.p. center. definitely a lot of excitement for people here both in the south bay and those flying in from around the country. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: from courtside at the s.a.p.center, to downtown hotel lobbies, san jose is getting swept up in march madness. >> i look forward to this part of year every year. the teams are playing for and getting into the big dance. >> reporter: s.a.p. is hosting the west regionals and four of the sweet sixteen teams are here. today's first practice was open and free to the public. >> basketball right down the street it's a great opportunity. >> reporter: thousands of fans and media from xavier, gonzaga, west virginia and arizona are pouring in and san jose's rolling out the welcome mat staging free hops and games for the family around down

kpix 5's len ramirez is in san jose with the change in tone from both sides today. len? >> reporter: certainly has been a change in tone ever since the flooding. now more than a month ago here in the city of san jose. there's been a lot of finger- pointing with the city and valley water district angry letters back and forth. but a more conciliatory tone in a face-to-face meeting today. >> mayor liccardo, good afternoon. >> reporter: the san jose mayor sam liccardo came to the valley water district board admitting fault for the city's part in the flooding disaster on february 21. >> this happened in my city. i am responsible. we take full responsibility for the failure to warn our residents. >> reporter: 14,000 residents were evacuated, hundreds by boat, after coyote creek flowed over its banks, flooding neighborhoods in rocksprings and another area with up to 5 feet of water. in the immediate aftermath, liccardo and the board's chairman traded jabs and pointed fingers of blame at one another. liccardo underscored the city's contention that the water district's data showe

stephanie ramirez, wusa 9. >> maryland atf is still investigating, but we may have an answer soon. suspects are charged with conspiracy and theft of firearms, and that's a maximum of 10 years in prison if convicted. >>> the man accused of driving to a white house security check point and claiming to have a bomb in the trunk of his car will stay behind sean kenon is charged with conveying false information. he was arrested late saturday night after he told guards at the check point he had a bomb. according to court documents he told authorities the object in the trunk was an asteroid and president trump speaks to him telepathically. he is due back in court thursday afternoon, and a mental health screening was scheduled for today. earlier in the afternoon, another man was air forced after jumping the bike rack near the white house. william rawlinson is facing up to 6 months in prison and a $1,000 fine for the unlawful entry. >>> did the federal transit administration find something on metro's rails that may be causing these houses to shake in one neighborhood? we will take a look. >>

stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >>> you're sick and tired of crap on the internet that isn't true, right? you don't have time to go down the rabbit hole to see if something you happen to stumble across is wheel or not. that's what we're here to do -- real or not. that's what we're here to do in our verify segment, going deep to see what's real and isn't. patrick pace sent me a message through facebook, a blog of this article to the humane society, congressional effort to allow killing hibernating bears and wolf pups in their dens moves to u.s. senate. patrick wanted to know if it's true. the short answer, patrick, is yes, it is. now for the in depth explanation, alaska is ground zero for this controversy, okay? under the obama administration a law was passed that banned hunters from using certain techniques to kill wolves and bears like shooting wolves in their dens with their cubs and luring bears with food to shoot them at point blank range. well, now congress is trying to revoke that law. that law only applied to federal wildlife refuges. now alaskan politicians felt that this was a bi

his family tells our len ramirez: the source -- was one of his favorite foods. and >>> a bay area boy is home recovering after a dangerous strain of e. coli nearly killed him. the source was one of his favorite foods and tonight his family is suing. >> reporter: 8-year-old trevor simmons is back home playing like his old self, but his parents worry about his long term health after a severe sickness now linked to one of his favorite foods, soy nut butter under the brand name i am healthy. >> it was like the worst thing in my life. i don't want to have it ever again. >> reporter: his parents say within days of eating the soy nut butter spread in late january trevor was in the hospital, first severe diarrhea, then worsening complications and eventually dialysis. >> i had nurses at good samaritan hospital telling me he's too sick to be here. he's got something else. >> reporter: trevor transferred to stanford children's where doctors found he had one of the most violent and potentially fatal forms of e. coli. >> it wasn't like a normal e. coli that you would, you kn

two men shot in suitland, maryland, stephanie ramirez is there. what do we know thus far? >> reporter: bruce, this shooting comes on the heeloffs homicide on the other side of suitland earlier today. over the weekend, a police-involved shooting. now on the scene of a double shooting that appears to be stratling randolph road near reamy drive. police have two men in the hospital, i am told one has a gunshot wound to the arm, and the leg. the other, to the leg. they were rushe condition but a police spokesperson believes they should be okay. that same spokesperson says it happened around 8:45 tonight and this is not random. but they are still working to identify the suspects and a motive. the scenes here include the wooded area in which you just saw the shell casings seems to be focused oin back parking lot alley way here. wusa 9, stephanie ramirez. >> police investigating whether a man was shot to death over a pair of shoes. police found the victim this afternoon in an apartment building parking lot, located off southern avenue in siouxland, maryland-- suitland, maryland. n

kpix 5 reporter len ramirez was there in court for opening statements. and len, what have we learned so far? >> reporter: well, opening statements coming about 19 months after the death of michael tyree at the main santa clara county jail which is right next to the hall of justice where the three deputies are on trial today for the murder of michael tyree. if they are convicted, it could send them to jail or prison for the rest of their lives. the three former correctional deputies were dressed in suits and sat silently as the prosecutor outlined his case describing for the jury how the defendants allegedly beat mentally ill inmate michael tyree to death in august of 2015. matt breaker said the case was about power and the abuse of power. break said jerry lubrin, rafael rodriguez, and matthew farris beat tyree so violently it ruptured his liver and he bled to death in his cell. >> it's not a homicide case. >> reporter: in their opening statements the defense attorneys said the coroner and sheriff jumped to conclusions ignoring possible other causes for h

our len ramirez was there tonight when they finally landed. [ screaming ] >> reporter: forget snakes on the plane. what happened on today's london to san francisco flight was more like this. >> oh. >> everyone. >> there was a mouse on the plane. >> reporter: british airways spotted a mouse that had squeaked through security lines and boarded the 77 at heathrow. >> i'm sure the mouse didn't have a passport. >> reporter: with passengers already strapped in, the airline explained rules that the flight must be ground requested a mouse aboard. >> they said the reason a mouse would be a problem is it eats the wire. >> reporter: stunned passengers were delayed four hours while the airline tracked down a new plane. in the meantime, twitter went crazy with passengers conjuring up the mouse's potential travel look like a hawaiian look. maybe an eye mask. or a rainbow pride flag for his would be arrival in san francisco. >> i wasn't upset. i would rather not fly a plane that then gets wires chewed by a mouse. >> reporter: it was a full flight. a huge airplane. a tiny mouse, and now a huge bill

. >> i'm len ramirez in downtown san jose. march madness has descended on this city just ahead we'll take you inside to the players practice plus the kids who got to get in for free. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and it's a tough [ unintelligible rap lyrics ] >>> "hamilton" is in town. it has been a tough ticket to get. but the show has some special visitors at today's matinee. new at 6:00 kpix 5's emily turner was there as the cast welcomed bay area high schoolers to the stage. >> to see "hamilton" people have been waiting weeks paying top dollar. but these students get to see it free. the only cost is a little learning. >> yo, king george, i got something to say. >> reporter: more than 2,000 students studied up on the american revolution and put their knowledge into rap, poems and harmony. >> i didn't really care much for the revolutionary era before starting to research these different people and documents. but as i started looking more into it, i really found all these fascinating things. >> reporter: it was one of the acts heard

kpix 5 reporter len ramirez on what happened and why the fix is taking so long. len?> reporter: well, ken, it looked like we were going to get the "all clear" out here a couple of hours ago and then new work got started. the latest is that black tarp that was installed by caltrans over the embarcadero road overcrossing. right now, one southbound lane remains blocked. all the lanes were supposed to be open by 3 p.m. today to ease the evening commute. but that didn't happen. now, over the last couple of hours, caltrans cleared away all the loose debris from the cracked section and then installed that plastic tarp just to be sure that if anything may become loose it doesn't fall on the cars below. caltrans engineer has been inspecting the bridge but it took hours for that engineer to arrive from sacramento adding to the delays. for 101 drivers, it's been a day of long traffic jams. >> earlier today we had to shut down two lanes. as it progressed, when we got an engineer out here, we were able to open up one more lane. and as of right now, it's looking like we'll have one

broke out at a home in capitol heights, maryland, around 9:00 and close friends tell our stephanie ramirez the person killed inside was 58- year-old lisa herring. >> i watch walked her to the door. we had been drinking. i asked her to come sleep on my couch and she said she wanted to go in her own bed. >> reporter: betty mills says that was at around 4:30 sunday morning. she and isyna sinclair say she and the victim were more like sisters and they were at a birthday party the night before. when they got back, she said she and 58-year-old lisa herring said their good-byes. then some four hours later -- >> my son ran in and said mom, lisa's house is on fire. i kicked can't get in. >> reporter: prince george's county fire department responded to a fire on the 5900 block of crown street after 9 a.m. sunday. firefighters say the bulk of the fire was inside the rear of the home which i'm told is where there is a bedroom. >> he kicked the side door open and i stepped in, but i was calling her. she wasn't answering and i couldn't get to her. >> reporter: friends tell us herring was a mother of two

kpix 5's len ramirez explains...he couple is doing ever >>> well, san jose couple has postponed their wedding so they can find their dog. >> kpix 5's len ramirez explains the couple is doing everything they can including hiring a pet detective. >> reporter: trendy king has a laser focus on just one thing finding theo. >> it's a loss and not knowing where your animal is, is torture. >> reporter: theo is a 1-year- old dog the pride and joy of her and her fiance. he got away from a sitter on february 13 and was last seen near a whole foods market in almaden. king was in los angeles at the time and said the joy of shopping for her wedding gown was shattered by losing theo. >> i took a flight home to search for her. >> reporter: they spent hours printing and hanging hundreds of signs and posters and spent thousands on the search including hiring a pet detective. the couple even decided to postpone their wedding scheduled for this august. >> planning a wedding takes so much of your time. you know, you spend so much time pl

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ramirez was arrested in february along with his father, who's an undocumented mexican immigrant. ramirez's case drew alarm in immigrant communities, since the 23-year-old has permission to live and work in the united ststates under president obama's daca program. employees at the department of energy's office of international climate anand clean energy were rned this week not to use the phrases "climate change," "emissions reduction," or "paris agreement" in official communications. th's according to politico, which reported wednesday that a is supervisor prohibited the terms as president trump signed an executive order tuesday dismantling a number of climate rules established by president obama. on capitol hill,l, the heaead oe corporation for public broadcasting defended the federally funded nonprofit wednesday against president trump's call to eliminate funds to the agency. this is maryland republican congress member andy harris, who accused the corporatioion of political bias after the documentary "the new black" by director yoruba richen aired on maryland pbs stations. >> it

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practice is not a requirement for ramirez, and he gets his fill of unlimited sushi all season long.lb could learn a thing or two about pampering players. an mma fight ends with a rare double knockout it happened this past weekend at shamrock fc in kansas city, missouri, axel cazares and alan vasquez both threw hard rights that landed at the same time-and both men were knocked out. vasquez was awarded the victory because he was able to get back up to his feet first. (darya) i thought double knock outs only happened in movies... like stepbrothers. there's a new gisele in the new england patriots family. stephon gilmore's daughter was born the day the cornerback signed his five- year contract with the patriots. she shares a name with the wife of quarterback tom brady. gisele is the gilmores' second child. they also have a son sebastian. a new pair of jeans are being ripped apart for how ridiculous they look. these are what nordstrom calls "clear knee mom jeans". made by topshop, these 95 dollar jeans feature clear plastic kneecap covers sewn in. they're also cropped below the knee and

pablo: otro soÑador, daniel ramÍrez, fue arrestado en seatlle, y su proceso estÁ pendiente.Ón de la secundaria. estaba bajo daca, se le habÍa expirado, y lo estaba renovando. cuando su padre y hermano fueron deportados, se escondiÓ en el closets, pero los agentes la arrestaron, estaba en libertad condicional. segÚn ice el arresto se produjo siguiendo las reglas y aÑadieron que fueron especÍficamente a buscar a la joven argentina. una ciudadana argentina que vivÍa ilegalmente. ice no realiza redadas indiscriminadamente contra extranjeros, declararon. >> los agentes de inmigraciÓn estÁn tomando la ley en sus manos y le interpretan como quieren, bÁsicamente no hay control. pablo: una promesa rota que los jÓvenes soÑadores temen pueda no ser la Última. enrique: no solamente los jÓvenes soÑadores. hasta 3 millones de mexicanos podrÍan terminar regresando a su paÍs debido a las severas polÍticas migratorias del presidente donald trump. para eso como autoridades mexicanas se preparan, el plan en la reinserciÓn de esos jÓvenes al sistema educativo. reportera: el senado aprobÓ una le

practice is not a requirement for ramirez, and he gets his fill of unlimited sushi all season long.ot too shabby. maybe mlb could learn a thing or two about pampering players. players. tonight at 10 you've seen the garbage that surrounds the shoes and clothes donations bins if they have stuff to trow away they just come and bring it here and throw it away you might be surprised at what people are putting inside i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly ((vicki)) law and order...svu is next then we're back with at 10:00 with the day's big stories, including people behaving badly, gary's sports and your four zone forecast. it's the kron 4 news at ten...right here on the bay area's news station. (male announcer) in the criminal justice system, sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous. in new york city, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the special victims unit. these are their stories. let your chi flow. does anyone remember the next form? body in water. no, snake creeps down. no, i me