>> nobody. >> so ramirez and his team went into action.y quickly figured out that if she left on her own accord, it didn't look like maribel had planned to be out long. she left her car at home? >> her car was there. her keys were gone. her phone was gone. >> but her toothbrush was there, so was her big purse she used when she had a lot to carry. k.c. returned home hours after police first got there. he again told the cops what he told them that morning, that maribel was missing. lucy and the softball team went to the police station hoping for answers, but morning came and there weren't any. so channeling her big sister, lucy decided to stop waiting and make her own luck. >> i woke up on saturday, and i thought, wow, this is seriously happening. i posted a picture of her on facebook. it was immediate. people went into action. >> friends from the university got together, family members, her roommate. lots of people who maribel had touched wanted to help. they hung fliers in english and spanish. they reached out to reporters. >> it's very no

anÍbal ramírez de 13 aÑos es la vÍctima de homicidios mÁs joven en oakland este aÑo.ato, ha surgido informaciÓn de que su muerte fue precedida por amenazas. jaime: esta es la plaza en oakland ,el lugar donde fue ultimado del adolescente anÍbal ramÍrez. las velas aÚn reposan en el sitio donde muriÓ anÍbal ramÍrez de 13 aÑos, un adolescente guatemalteco reciÉn inmigrado. >> se le hacÍa muy difícil llegar a la escuela, a veces sentÍa que estaba en peligro. v agrega que hay muchas familias que pueden causar problemas. >>hay mucha inseguridad. ya me tocÓ a mi. >> anÍbal llevaba un aÑo desde que llegÓ de guatemala y ya habÍa sido atracado y amenazado en la calle. rubÉn leal es un organizador de comunidades unidas para restaurar la reinserciÓn juvenil. leal dice que es muy difÍcil para un joven lidiar con la violencia en las calles de oakland. si usted siente que su hijo estÁ siendo amenazado y teme que se convierta en vÍctima de la violencia, la organizaciÓn podrÍa ayudarle. la policÍa de oakland estÁ ofreciendo una recompensa de $10,000 por informaciÓn que conlleve al arre

berta ramÍrez y sÉ que ya no tendrÁn privacidad.las se han ido controlando en su mayorÍa. recuerde que esta regiÓn en una pausa noma, la calidad del aire estÁ deteriorada. mucha precauciÓn y evite las utilidades para actividades al exterior. veo que esta zona de napa registro temperatura mÁxima los 79. hacia san josÉ, tuvimos los 73. nos preparamos para recibir un frente frÍo. en horas de la noche debe comenzar lluvia ligera en la zona. la tarde, finalmente va a estar bastante tranquilo. se van a espejo los cielos a travÉs de la zona local el frente frÍo se va a alejar de california. esperamos temperaturas tambiÉn en regiones el interior . se enteran temperaturas por debajo de los 70. incluso hace lo que serÍa el dÍa viernes. de a que esa regiÓn de auckland se espera en esa 72.73. pero entonces acumulaciÓn de precipitación en tiempo esperamos mucho menos a media " lluvia. se va a reflejar bastante, sobre todo va a ayudar. nerÓn mÁs esos incendios forestales. me ha entonces el pronÓstico de lluvia . 15% es la probabilidad para el dÍa

stephanie ramirez -- d.c.'s air waves.re earlier today as people packed the warner theater to pay tribute to the living legend. >> reporter: not everyone is from d.c., so let me help you out. to give you an idea who donnie simpson is, he stopped and asked for my name first so he can introduce himself. we've been here 20 minutes and he's still saying hello everyone here. he hasn't gotten through the main doors. >> i've been with him since he was with kiss. >> i've been listening to donnie simpson since i was a little killed. >> reporter: sunday night was about four hours of dr. green eyes, -- kid. >> reporter: sunday night was about four hours of dr. green eyes. he's made an impact on this city in more ways than one. that's why elizabeth tisdale came out on her birthday weekend. >> my brother loves music and he has autism and my brother wrote a letter to donnie when i was about 16. >> reporter: a line wrapped around the block sunday to celebrate the d.c. staple who was actually from michigan. what's the secret after 40 year

super=teresa ramirez/ perdio su casa inq=.somos 4 familias que están a la intemperie, con frio, afuerae irnos. y por si fuera poco parece que la pesadilla no se detendra pronto, pues debajo de las madera que los ocultan, los muros de tierra se desmoronan poco a poco anticipando la llegada de mas perdidas y desgracias, en mexico, jazive perez, telemundo. ---lideres de san francisco buscan remover una estatua en el centro cvico de la ciudad...... considerada ofensiva para los nativos americanos.... ---la escultura de unas 800 toneladas, segn algunos crticos glorifica el genocidio y el racismo... --- ayer la comisin de arte vot de manera unanime a favor de remover la esttua.... pero se necesita la aprovacin de la comisin de preservacin histrica de la ciudad. -- contina la seleccin del jurado que se encargar de procesar a "jose ins garca- zrate", luego de 2 aÑos de haberle disparado y asesinado a "kate steinle" en la zona de embarcadero, en san francisco. -- ayer, cerca de 750ta personas llenaron los cuestionarios correspondientes en el proceso. -- se espera que en dos semanas inice la fas

oakland police say ramirez is the youngest homicide. them. no suspect information has been released. >>> prisoners at four bay area jails are staging a hunger strike and are getting support. [ chanting ] >> these demonstrators marched to support the prisoners. the marchers included family members and friends of the inmates who say the prisoners are facing inhumane conditions in jail along with often cruel solitary confinement. they say it's time for a change. >> on this day in history, they will look back us on this moment and in this time. they will judge us on what we do and what we don't do. >> inmates and santa clara staged a similar hunger strike a year ago. >>> these past 10 days have been very traumatic for thousands of people in napa and sonoma. whether they lost their homes or had to be evacuated. many are suffering emotionally. as debora villalon explains, psychologist explain it's important for people to recognize the effects of grief and trauma following a disaster. >> reporter: lucy flores leaves a tent with a check and a smile a

locutor: roberto ramÍrez cÁrdenas es uno de los 10 mexicanos condenados a la pena capital.peor recuerdo de su memoria. >> la violaron, la embarazaron y la sacaron en dos bolsas negras. locutora: a doÑa cleta los recuerdos la matan en vida a sus 80 aÑos de edad . la vÍctima y el victimario eran suscritos. >> el es nieto y ella era mi nieta. ella era una muy buena muchacha. locutor: la familia se separÓ de acuerdo al asesinato . la madre adoptÓ otra identidad y perdiÓ y mintió para salvarle la vida a su hijo. >> soso y su madre y ella dice que no. locutor: doÑa cleta no puede caminar y recibe una pensiÓn de $100 por mes. aÚn recuerda cÓmo rubÉn uno de sus consentidos, mentÍa para robarle dinero. el prÓximo 8 de noviembre, rubÉn ramÍrez cÁrdenas será ejecutado con la inserciÓn letal en texas. su cÓmplice, tony castillo lo inculcÓ de los delitos mÁs graves y fue sentenciado a 25 aÑos de prisiÓn . a la fecha, no se han hecho anÁlisis genÉticos para evitarle la pena de muerte. >> es una cosa dolorosa lo que hizo el muchacho . si la mamÁ no ve eso. enrique: damnificados del terrem

jairo: perfecto, le agradezco a la primera sargento claudia ramÍrez, gracias por ayudar en el rescatehas gracias. jairo: muchas gracias, sargento. al volver un indocumentado gracias por continuar con nosotros, el hecho de ser vÍctima un crimen o una tragedia podrÍa allanar el camino para Únicos documentados tenga un beneficio migratorio, andrea gonzÁlez nos amplÍa. >> sin importar donde ocurra un un crimen violento un inmigrante puede solicitar beneficios migratorios si fue directa o indirectamente impactado esto incluye la tragedia en las vegas, julio cÉsar ortiz nos reporta. >> hace 18 aÑos que por la misma banqueta, es el mismo lugar donde Él va morir después de un asalto. >> agarrÓ la cartera se la puso en su bolsa y sacÓ la pistola vela puso el estÓmago me tiró. >> un balazo a quemarropa que lo dejo tirado incapacitado fÍsicamente y con un trauma emocional, que cobraba vida con los entero de la lluvia de balas en el concierto de las vegas. >> cuando veÍa la gente tirarse ahÍ y sentía lo mismo, yo estaba acÁ solo pero siento por todos ellos. >> cientos de balas o una sola bala y a

stephanie ramirez spoke to some of them. >>reporter: usually we see these rallies outside of the white house to get the president's attention, but this message was for congress. it was a personal one. >> i talked to my mom a week after the hurricane for three minutes and the call was cut off and i haven't spoken to her since. >> that's why malena joined this crowd to remove the jones act and approve federal funding. at the urging of the politicians here, the white house yesterday asked congress for $5 billion that help ease the financial crisis gripping the island of puerto rico. cbs news says the relief is being requested in the form of loan to help the island of 3 million people which has a more than $73 billion debt. >> for heavens sake alone, we should get funds for puerto rico because we're american citizens. >> this is happening now. >> i can't imagine, kids, children going hungry and i know families lost their entire houses. >> two days ago, cane says 15% of the island has power and they're hoping to get that number u

stephanie ramirez was there for the grand jury announcement. live at the courthouse. >> reporter: adam, this is a case that drew national attention. hundreds attended vigils and even forced the university of maryland campus to address hate, and bias incidents with well today, prince george's county, state attorney did not mince words when she called the murder unjustified, premeditated. today's indictment announcement also came with this. >> we're saying he was killed because of his race. >> reporter: because army second lieutenant richard collins iii was black. it was around 3:00 a.m. on may 20 when police say urbanski told collins to move. collins was waiting with friends at a bus stop, and when he didn't, police say it was all caught on camera, an unprovoked urbanski stabbed collins, and he later died of his injury. we know urbanski was a member of a hate group, but that was not enough for police to charge urbanski with a hate crime immediately. it took two months to through his cell phones, computers, tablets. now we know they believe they

kpix 5's len ramirez shows us what things look like in concord right now. len. >> reporter: kenny, for the fourth straight day, people here in the bay area awoke to smoky smelly air. take a look from our vantage point here in the hills above concord. this is martinez. you can see the dirty air above it, though, with clear skies, blue skies, but down here where we are, we're all getting that dirty air. now, late yesterday, the mount diablo unified school district decided to cancel school for tens of thousands of students in this area. 59 schools and daycare centers in the district were shut down because of the air quality. monday morning was the last day children were allowed to play outside and so they were on a rainy day schedule anyway but worsening conditions made the decision easier. >> two days air quality was pretty bad. and i think, you know, just given the shift of the winds and the ash that we were experiencing, floating down around us, and again today, that it made more sense to have our kids at home. >> reporter: the air quality was made even a l

lynn ramirez -- len ramirez has an update. >> reporter: the first calls came in around 407 this afternoon. as you can see the main part of the fire is now just smoldering. a lot of smoke is still being put out as firefighters continue to put water on this fire. it was an rv or some sort of trailer that initially caught on fire. next to that were several propane tanks that began exploding and spreading the fire to other areas of the property including areas that were housing some old cars and trailers and sheds and things like that. there was a lot of fuel for the fire to get burning on. the fire has been burning all the time. we just found out a while ago that they had pressure with water appear in the east foothills. apparently the firefighters were putting so much water on the fire, itself, that it dropped some of the storage tanks that they have up here in this area. so there was a pressure with water pressure that the san jose water company had to come in and try and open some new valves and get more water available to the firefighters. here is what some of the residents had to say as

short term it's killing people. >> reporter: in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> 4:50 now.he former chancellor of uc- berkeley is speaking publicly about some high-profile scandals during his time at the helm. >>> good morning. get ready for cooler conditions out there today. mountain view you're only going to reach 76 degrees. union city 72. fremont mid-70s, as well. and cooler in hayward at 68. moving over to the east bay temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. we have cooler and windy conditions today. sonoma 82. windy in the north with temperatures in the mid-70s and low 80s. >>> we have a "sig alert" that remains in effect. one lane in the westbound direction on the san mateo bridge is closed near the high- rise due to an earlier big rig fire. eastbound lanes are open. it's about 15 minutes between 880 and 101. so if you are heading in that direction, give yourself a few extra minutes this morning. things looking good over at the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge toll plaza starting to see some action. we have the crowds developing but no metering lights just ye

stefanie ramirez was at joint base andrews for the take-off. >> reporter: i don't know if you can hear me but this is what it's like when a community comes together, the d.c. national guard now loading two planes. this is one of them. just over 39,000 pounds. that's how much the 113th wing of the national guard loaded on two aircraft bound for puerto rico tonight. >> we got all of this here, and it's not where it should be. >> reporter: that was eduardo pleading for help last week. he and volunteers of a new group had collected all of this but theydn to send it. little did they know one of their own volunteers was listening. fast forward to today. >> they're just stuck there and isolated. like how else can you help them but bring the goods to them? >> reporter: airman first class anderson asked, and before she knew it, the 113th wing was all in. someone found a few planes with cargo space. on the way to the tarmac -- knife yet to be able to talk to my mom. >> reporter: that's how much it means to some of the airmen now involved. >> it makes me feel very proud of being part of this orga

. >> reporter: in old san juan, eddie ramirez runs a bed and breakfast. but after hurricane maria, he's become his neighborhood's power source. >> you feel helpless even though we're trying to do as much as we can. >> reporter: when he installed these solar panels years ago, he never dreamed they'd become his life line. now he's running extension cords to surrounding homes storing insulin, milk, and ice for his neighbors. >> we are trying so hard to be positive. it is so hard. >> reporter: almost 80% of puerto rico is still in the dark. but the governor claims that number will drop to 5% in less than two months. is it realistic to believe that the power generator will be up and running then? >> that's why i proposed it. >> reporter: at this aging power plant they rented two turbines from a florida company officials say will light up the city within two weeks. how do you fix this? >> its certainly a great challenge. >> reporter: rebuilding the grid from scratch falls on ricardo ramos. the recently appointed ceo of the power authority which went bankrupt af

in concord, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> my daughter's school wasn't closed yesterday in concord but came home with a mask. she said only nine people were in her class. a lot of parents kept their kids home because of the bad air. >> kids should stay inside today. >>> i went for a walk yesterday and i felt it. it was a brief walk. air quality at this hour. you can determine how to plan your day. here's a look now. it looks like we are in the moderate range for san francisco. pacifica, san rafael. but, of course, santa rosa and napa in the very unhealthy range. purple not a common sign that we see really ever. it looks like oakland, redwood city, mountain view, the haze and the smoke have come south into places like san jose even at this early-morning hour. so we are certainly going to feel it again today. this is why there's another "spare the air" alert in effect today and tomorrow for the very unhealthy conditions. it looks like down by santa clara valley you will be in the unhealthy for sensitive groups but you might as well just take it easy. take it easy for the next few days until w

his alleged girlfriend says he shared private photos of her and stephanie ramirez has this talker for us tonight. >> if you're wondering why the nats are named in this lawsuit, it's because the coach was send something of these messages while on the clock. >> reporter: here's what california attorney rory pendergrast had to say about it. >> it's a problem for its players and coaches. they set a standard. meaning what they expect of their players. >> reporter: i asked the team about this. their spokesperson referred us to a recent tweet, stating: as this is an ongoing legalte have no further comment. it was filed on september 29th on behalf of an unknown woman. it says jones carried out revenge porn, sending nude photos of the woman he was alledgedly dating. her attorney says this was to embarrass and humiliate her. prendergast claims it happened after the woman tried to end their eight-month long distance relationship. >> she had given a mutual friend some washington nationals hats. that friend posted it online and immediately coach jones sent him a private message that said to the ef

presentadora: mÁs temprano familiares y abogados amigos del catedrÁtico ramÍrez se presentaron en laca. >> hasta ahora no tenemos demoras. presentadora: sobre si podrÍa ser investigado el ex juez del tribunal superior electoral, giniali, quien dijo en twitter que ramÍrez herrera tenía amigos en el bajo mundo, el coronel durÁn mejÍa, dijo que todas las informaciones que surjan en torno al caso serÁn investigadas. julio: en venezuela este domingo oficialistas y opositores se juegan las gobernaciones de los estados que conforman el paÍs. las encuestas muestran una victoria abrumadora de la oposiciÓn. todo depende de cuÁntas personas salgan a votar y cÓmo el gobierno maneja resultado de las elecciones. mario vallejo con los detalles. mario: por una parte, el oficialismo festeja lo que considera una victoria anticipada. por otra parte, algunos simpatizantes del oposiciÓn tratan de mostrar que el abstencionismo sÓlo beneficia al gobierno. este es el panorama que se vÍdeo y en venezuela meno de 48 horas para las elecciones de gobernadores, que se efectuarÁn este domingo. presidente maduro:

tonight kpix 5's len ramirez shows us how some districts are handling the haze. >> reporter: for the fourth straight day, there was no such thing as a breath of fresh air in the area. >> it was pretty bad. the conclusion was we should not have cool today. >> reporter: he's a student in lafayette. the school district decided to stay open but limit students' exposure during school hours. >> we've kept the students inside during p.e. and we work to keep them inside during the lunch hour. >> reporter: which is hard to do, especially with high schoolers. we saw several students hanging around outside at lunch. >> i think giving the shift of the winds and the ash that we were experiencing, floating down around us. >> reporter: principal linda schuler is talking about her district, mount diablo unified, which did close its schools because of unhealthy air. her school is one of 59 shut down. >> it made more sense to have the kids at home. >> my kids are walking around with their shirts pulled up over their nose. >> reporter: walnut heights in the walnut creek district was not shut down. she

in middletown, virginia, stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> if you have information that might help the fbi, app or website. >>> virginia governor candidates took the stage together for what could be the last time. republican ed gillespie and democrat ralph northam held a forum at patriot high school in prince william county. the two discussed criminal justice reform, the treatment of immigrants and the need for stable funding for the metro system. election day is november 7th. >>> people from all around the world gathered for the 16th annual u.s. freedom walk that started in arlington. walkers from germany to taiwan walked anywhere from a 5k to about 18 miles today to see the best monuments and parks that d.c. has to offer. today wasn't about speed but about combining fitness with improving international relations. >> this there's 28 super walk -- there's 28 super walks like this around different countries. so they come from 26 different countries just to do this walk for friends, fitness and health. >> get this, one walker from taiwan, 87 years old. >>> and what a day it was for a walk, h

kpix 5's len ramirez shows us how she pulled it off plus the hurdles she still faces ahead of her due >>> reporter: when flames jumped highway 101 and spread into the coffey park neighborhood in santa rosa, charity ruiz knew it was time to get out. but a traffic jam stopped her, her husband, two daughters and unborn baby in the middle of the street on fire. >> honestly, i never in my life felt like i was going to die like that moment. >> reporter: so she went back to the house and grabbed her bicycle, equipped with a toddler trailer, and rode out through the fire with the girls in the back. >> i couldn't turn. i mean, i -- i can ride a bike but i'm pregnant so it was hard. to everybody we're safe, this gentleman. >> reporter: later they met one a good samaritan who drove them in his jeep it a friend's house where -- to a friend's house where they reunited with her husband. they first met at her in-laws in san jose but she was scheduled for a c-section next week but those plans run in the air. >> our hospital is shut down so i don't know that that will happen. >> reporter: kaiser santa

police say ramirez is the city's youngest homicide victim this year. no suspect information has been released. >>> prisoners at four area jails are staging a hunger strike and getting support. [ chanting ] >> these demonstrators marched in downtown oakland and supporter prisoners at alameda and santa clara county. included family members and friends of the inmates. they say the prisoners are facing inhumane conditions behind bars. along with often cruel solitary confinement. they say it's time for a change. >> on this date in history, seven generation from today will look back on us at this moment at this time and they will judge us on what we do and they will judge us on what we don't do. spend inmates and santa clara county staged a similar >>> a year ago. >>> oakland affordable housing advocates are voicing opposition to a developer. at city hall the oakland planning commission listen to critics and supporters of haber and jacobson contraction. the company has been criticized for allegedly ignoring request for repairs and then moving renters out to

>> ramirez and his family are from guatemala and have been in the country for about a year. the vigil was also a fundraiser for the family. oakland police say ramirez is the youngest homicide victim so far this year and there's no word yet about a suspect. >>> uc berkeley police are investigating a sexual assault in a campus dorm room. according to police the victim said she was assaulted saturday at a cal residence hall on durant avenue. police say they victim at the male suspect at a fraternity party. investigators are looking for witnesses. so far they do not have a description of the alleged attacker. >>> the fbi's nationwide sting of sex traffickers led to 120 arrests across the country including several in the bay area. the sweep started a week ago in the bay area. four pimps were arrested or cited. 12 men were cited or arrested for soliciting prostitutes and police rescued two victims of sex trafficking including a 17-year-old. the fbi said this victims are getting help from its victims services program and other agencies. >>> california's bar exam for future lawyers

stephanie ramirez continues our conversation from anne arundel county. >> reporter: arundel high school confirmed one of their own, tina frost, was shot in the eye and is fighting for her life in a las vegas hospital. a family friend said tonight they just don't know speaking to the severity of her injuries. that family friend created this gofundme page where it says doctors removed her right eye where the bullet was lodged and there is an implant there now to keep the space open. it also says they took out a bone from her forehead to allow the brain room to swell. arundel high school identified frost as a 2008 graduate who played soccer and made the 2007 all county team. the young woman in her late 20s was last reported in a breathing with a ventilator. tonight the high school says her parents are with her as many more still wait to learn the fate of their loved ones. cbs news only has around eight of the nearly 60 people killed sunday identified by name and photo. they range from police department members to nurses, parents and students. police warned earlier today this would be a slo

stephanie ramirez, wusa 9. jamie watts from arlington. she's known for running 5 and 10ks all over town with her smile, tenacity, and her cane. she has cerebral palsy and she's ready to take on a brand new challenge. here's debra alfarone. >> reporter: lots of people train for marathons. but lots of people aren't jamie watts. >> i have cerebral palsy. but for me, primarily my legs are impacted so i walk with a cane, i run with a cane. but other than that, i do everything else. >> reporter: jamie started running 5ks a couple years ago. she just wanted to prove she could do it. she's run more than 100 now but she's never taken on a task like this. >> i'm training for the new jersey marathon. >> reporter: she trains twice a week at fitness together in alexandria and runs the yet? >> he's no mercy, this one. >> jamie has no "i can't" in her. zero "i can't." she wants to do it, we figure out a way to do it and get it done. >> i'm just living the best life that i can. >> with jamie watts leaving it all on the floor, debra alfarone, wusa 9. >>>

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sot salvador ramirez 55:36 .e 10 horas preso..y no salio libre..antes de presentarse ante un juez..declararse culpable de 'la ofensa'.y pagar parte..de la multa de 271 dolares que le pusieron.por este delito menor clase c.pero dice..que ahora su peor condena ..es la incertidumbre .al no saber pasara..con su permiso daca. sot salvador 04:16 yo temo a que no lo pueda renovar otra vez, por esta situacion, que me paso 04:22 ..el abogado de inmigracion haim vasquez explica que todo problema que tenga un inmigrante con la ley puede tener repercusiones migratorias. :10 cg sot haim vasquez, abogado de inmigracion 42:01..un ruido muy alto..siendo ese simplemente el cargo, no tener nada mas agravante, no debe ser un delito que le cause inadmisibilidad o deportabilidad . o que le cause una cancelacion de la accion diferida, ahora, es la ley del dia de hoy, ...el explico ademas..que la acumulacion de tres delitos menores..si puede causar la cancelacion de la accion diferida. sot haim vasquez 43:12 este seria uno, si el tuvie

i have get back. >> reporter: stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> once his family is situated in florida garcia says he's going back to puerto rico to rebuild his restaurant and his family back until that work is complete. >>> d.c.'s star chef jose andres got himself into puerto rico september 25th. over the last 3 1/2 weeks he and hundreds of volunteers have managed to deliver over 1 million meals to people in need, 1 million meals, an incredible accomplishment on its own. now imagine doing it with limited power and running water. andres said his team is on track to serve more than double the number of meals provided by the red cross. the clef said he plans to -- the chef said he plans to stay until the island can take care of itself. >>> check out the rows and rows of cars sitting idle in lots across east texas, more than 1 million of them, each 1 damaged in some way by hurricane harvey and its floodwaters. eventually the cars will be sold dealers around the world. that's not a good thing because water damage can often show up after the sale. texas law requires you be told about flood history

kpix 5's len ramirez on the plan, to double down.. downtown.san jose has an ambitious plan to ease the city's housing crunch. >> kpix5's len ramirez with the plan to double down downtown. >> reporter: a year ago mickey vasquez was homeless living on the streets. today he has a studio apartment in a new building subsidized by the city of san jose. >> i waited three years for this to come and i finally got in. >> reporter: mayor sam liccardo showcased the building as an example of what san jose must do more of. >> we're here, of course to, talk about our housing -- of course, to talk about our housing crisis. >> reporter: the goal is 25,000 new units with 10,000 for low income people in the next five years. the mayor said builders will get less red tape from city hall. >> we can have a huge impact on this problem simply by moving faster and that's what i intend to do. >> reporter: he said the cities will ease requirements for parking structures for apartments downtown. he'll work with jose state and schools to build more teacher and student housi

today, as the fire kept growing, threatened even more communities, residents like david ramirez tried he fled his home caught fire. yet another total loss. several homes and businesses are on fire right now in the santa rosa area. trying to get to a neighborhood. turned the corner. saw this building on fire behind us. couple guys walking down the street trying to put it out with extinguishers. i asked a fire fighter who had trucks why there weren't water on scene to put this out. right now with their resources, it's risk versus reward. >>> president trump made a cottage industry of criticizing members of his own party. now one powerful senator is fighting back. bob corker of tennessee says the president turned the white house into an adult day-care center and that his recklessness put the united states "on the path to world war iii" margaret brennan has the story. >> a great friend of mine, senator bob corker. >> reporter: president trump and tennessee senator bob corker were once on friendlier terms. yesterday the president lashed out claiming the retiring senator had begged for his

ad lib llegó el momento de jua nfco ramírez y hay favorito para la fiesta grande del fútbol de méxicorque rayado es el efavo para llegar a la gran fiesta, golazo de nery cardoso y después falta de avilés rayados es líder y américa cuarto en este torneo, chivas de guadalajara que no gaban en caso, tijuana, xolos bolaños uno por cero y parece que el equipo podrá salir con el triunfo , pero miren fierro pouso el empate 1 xz 1 y después golazo de matías de campanita para poner el dos a uno y después tercero para que chivas de guadalajara gane su priejrmente en casa, xolos lo relega al décimo lugar. >>> cementeros ugandose la vida en cierre de liga, golazo de gato silva para vencer a guzmán, uno por cero gana la máquina, mano y penal bien ejecutado por el brasileño, empate 1 a 1 y golazo de eduardo vargas tigres es segundo y cruz azul ctavo, en españa la décima jornada continúa , barcelona estuvoeron en san mames entre athletic de bilbao y messi, serio con el primer y después el mismo pone el pase y paulinho firma, es líder perfedcto barcelona en españa , béisbol astros con récord invito e

bienvenidos a una edicion mas de edicion deportiva --en nombre del titular de este show juan francisco ramirezt mxico en el mundial sub 17 termin con un resultado que muchos no tenian presupuestado en las eliminatorias - honduras va por todo o nada ante mexico ---en la previa jorge luis pinto explot contra el arbitraje y en los emparrillados de la nfl --- los 49ers siguen sin poder ganar --- y los raiders sin su mariscal de campo titular no encuentran el camino bienvenidos a edicion deportiva hola que tal saludos deportivos feliz dia domingo espero se la hayan pasado super bien --- se acab el tiempo de especulacin para honduras -- frente a ellos tendran un duro hueso de roer -- solo existe un camino y ese es ganarle al considerado "gigante de concacaf" ---y no se si las declaraciones de su director tecnico llegan en el mejor momento o al final de cuentas le terminan pasando factura a una seleccion catracha que lo que mas necesita es estar en paz con el arbitraje ---es que en realidad marc diferencia la decision de cesar ramos en dar 6 minutos de tiempo de prorroga -- aunque me parece que le fa

preventiva para manuel rivas y otros dos presuntos implicados en el asesinato del abogado y catedrÁtico ramÍreztreras. se convoca a elecciones en cataluÑa para enero. se espera que el gobierno espaÑol proclame su posiciÓn. >> es algo que va directamente contra lo que son los principios bÁsicos y fundamentales de la uniÓn europea. por eso, a nadie puede sorprender que los dirigentes apoyan la decisiÓn espaÑola. ilia: es hora de echarle un vistazo en esta ventana del tiempo. pasamos con nuestro meteorÓlogo eduardo rodrÍguez. eduardo: muchas gracias, estas temperaturas subieron. noten que el promedio normal deberÍa estar en 65. estamos hablando de nueve a diez por ese promedio. dover 74, no son cÁlidas, pero para estas fechas son cÁlidas. pero esto va a cambiar, les voy a mostrar que viene mÁs frÍo en los prÓximos dÍas. la humedad relativa esta muy baja. recuerden que ayer estaba en 100. es que es la brisa estaba del suroeste y/o y la brisa ha cambiado. el ambiente viene totalmente seco. hay lluvia. estamos esperando otro frente que nos va a traer esta lluvia, pero corto plazo la temperatura sigue

lisa romero, angela gÓmez y melissa ramÍrez.s, principalmente agua y comida para los familiares de las tinas. -- vÍctimas. enrique: dicen que el show ddebe continuar pero esta noche en las vegas, een este corredor de la diversiÓn, aunque hay algunos establecimientos abiertos, la mayor parte de los espectÁculos han sido ssuspendidos. [disparos] eran poco despuÉs de las 10:00 de la noche cuando comenzaron los disparos en contra de miles de asistentes a un festival de mÚsica country. en estas imÁgenes captadas con telÉfonos celulares se escuchan los disparos como trasfondo a una canciÓn interpretada por el cantante jason aldean. llegaron los primeros gritos de los asistentes al concierto, que reconocÍan que estaban bajo ataque. los asistentes corrÍan despavoridos en distintas direcciones sin saber de dÓnde venÍan los disparos y dÓnde ir. otros se lanzaban viniÉndose sobre sus compaÑeros para evitar sser blanco de las balas. [disparos] los asistentes gritaban: agacharse, abajo. y a medida que caÍan las vÍctimas, sse escuchaban excla

las palabras "incendios en california" --- --la policia en oakland identific hoy a ''anibal andres ramireze solo 13 aÑos de ed..omo de solo 13 aÑos de ed..omo ad c ♪ de solo 13 aÑos de ed..omo ad c ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ victima de un tiroteo que ocurri anoche sobre la avenida ''seminary''.. --el joven muri en la escena pese a los esfuerzos de personal medico.. --las autoridades piden la ayuda de la comunidad para localizar a los responsables.. --en san francisco, dos adolescentes tambien fueron victmas de violencia anoche.. --un joven de 18 aÑos y un muchacho de 16 resultaron heridos luego de que un sujeto abriera fuego contra ellos cuando caminaban por la calle ''buchanan'' en el vecindario de ''western addition''.. --ambos fueron hospitalizados pero se espera que se recuperen.. --no se ha identificado al sospechoso del ataque.. --en san jose cuatro personas resultaron heridas anoche durante una balacera y apuñalamiento.. --las autoridades no han aclarado como ocurri el incidente.. pero indican que tuvo lugar en la calle ''senter road'' poco antes de la medianoche.. --las victimas son tres hombres y

melissa ramÍrez de 26 aÑos de edad estudiÓ al de empresas y vivÍa en california.ad de california estudiaban riverside. lisa romero de 48 aÑos de edad quien residÍa en nuevo mÉxico y trabajaba como secretaria en el distrito escolar de esa ciudad. eric silva de 22 aÑos de edad vivÍa aquí en las vegas y trabajaba como guardia de seguridad cerca del lugar de la tragedia. muriÓ tratando de ayudar a las vÍctimas. rocío ochoa de 40 aÑos de edad de california, quien decÍa que querÍa ser recordada como una mamÁ que se lee. christopher ruibal de 28 aÑos de edad de colorado. fue veterano de la guerra de afganistÁn y recibiÓ varias medallas. andrea castiza de 22 aÑos de edad de california, cuyo novio estaba con ella e iba a proponerle matrimonio esa misma noche . kerim calmante 31 aÑos de edad vivÍa en california, trabajaba como mesera ayer una madre muy delicada. tenÍa tres hijos. patricia meza de 67 aÑos de edad decorÓ era que estaba jubilada y le encantaba la mÚsica country. tenÍa tres hijos y ocho nietos . en el boulevard las vegas, cenas de personas se han dado cita al l

. ♪ marÍa: segÚn el antropÓlogo freddy percheren, oscar ramÍrez es el testigo perfecto.x: su vida y la historia llegaron a la pantalla grande en un documental nada mÁs y nada menos que de steven spielberg. marÍa: fuentes oficiales hace que de las mÁs de 600 masacres cometidasdurante el conflicto bÉlico en guatemala, 93% fue responsabilidad de las fuerzas armadas. fÉlix:asÍ con todo esto llegamos al final de esta crÓnica. marÍa: gracias por acompaÑarnos. ♪ presentadora: que aumentar los esfuerzos de comunitarios y vecinos, nuestra compaÑera marÍa antonieta nos informa sobre lo que hicieron esta tarde. cuÉntanos. marÍa: la tragedia del terremoto del 19 de septiembre en mÉxico ha despertado la solidaridad y creatividad de la comunidad mexicana en san josÉ, hoy sÁbado se llevÓ un evento en la tropicana para recaudar fondos. rudos y tÉcnicos, algunos con mÁscaras y algunos sin cabellera, donaron su tiempo y el arte de las luchas para divertir a chicos y grandes y motivarlos a cooperar con un poco de dinero y alimentos no perecederos que serÁn enviados a mÉxico para las vÍctim

periodista: tras el encuentro, el expresidente fue preguntado por la muerte del abogado junior ramÍrezanÁlisis. que debe aclararse. si permitimos eso, vamos a dar cabida al sicariato del paÍs. periodista: el presidente estuvo acompaÑado de colaboradores y dirigentes de la provincia. >> extraordinaria, ya evidenciÓ que tiene un dueÑo que se llama hipÓlito mejÍa. estamos trabajando fortaleciendo el crecimiento del partido revolucionario moderno. >> tenemos autoridades del presidente del partido y queremos llevarle a los compaÑeros de los municipios y los distritos ese Ímpetu de trabajo. periodista: el expresidente hipÓlito mejÍa ratificÓ que todo anda bien con la elecciÓn de los compaÑeros en el padrÓn de esta organizaciÓn polÍtica. ♪ julio: iniciamos con un dÍa ventoso y temperaturas acorde a la temporada, abrimos la "ventana al tiempo" con eduardo rodrÍguez. eduardo: sÍ, "ventana al tiempo", comenzamos con esta advertencia por el lado en el centro y norte de new jersey. las heladas no estÁn considerando el corredor de la i95 pero al oeste sÍ estÁ incluÍdo y gran parte de las ciudades a

>> >>esta e es su noticiero n t noticiero telemundo edicion d o deportiva con juan foc rancisc m ramirezs gracias por su compaÑia en nombre del i titular del program willia williams bonitllla, el fin de semana ha dejado mucho material para dialogar, jesus zarate en compaÑia nuestra, narraste el juego de charters, que dio la u vuelta al area de la bahia,a se oyo en varias estaciones, >> muchas gracias, por la invi a invitacion, el sabado pasdoad e celebrando la noche de la her hernecia hihernee herencia hispana, tuvimos op oportunidad de navrrar en esp l espaÑol, la gente quedo conte a contenta, >> bueno vamos a hablar del deporte, hoy la maquina azul dio de que hablar, no solo por jugar mal ante lobos sino por las p a palabras de su entrenador, al i final del partido. >> hoy tenemos que estar averg n avergonzalos dedos de lo que e hecho en el terreno de juego, u bueno independientemente de eso un eki debe quipo debe saber c n no lo hemos sabido hacer >> no somos un equipo grande, lo hemos dejado claro >> tiene razon jemes que el e i equipo de maquina azul no es a grande >> digo que la gr

stephanie ramirez, wusa 9 news. >> now the politics involved in this thing.rs say it might be time to regulate the bump stocks. if congress takes this on it will take a while before anything happens. the national rifle association issued a statement. saying the nra believes devices designed to allow semi automatic rifles to function like fully automatic rifles should be subject to additional regulations. that puts in the court of the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives. they could move to regulate bump stocks. it means members of congress won't actually have to vote gun legislation. >>> that is funny to hear a female talk about routes. like funny. >> carolina panthers quarterback cam newton losing sponsorships over that comment. tonight he is trying to change the conversation by apologizing. darren? >> reporter: cam newton apologizes. he posted the apology on social media this evening. here is what he had to say. >> if you are a person who took offense to what i said, i sincerely apologize to you. during this process i lost sponsors and fans.

stephanie ramirez, wusa 9. >>> what controversy might be brewing with the nfl tonight? athletes losing endorsement deals for taking a knee during the anthem. have you heard about sponsors pulling ads from nfl broadcasts? two businesses in tennessee and new jersey have reportedly pulled their ads with the nfl and there is stuff floating around online that budweiser is parting ways with the league. there is a purported statement saying we are disappointed and not yet satisfied with the league's handling of behaviors that go culture and moral code. what is the deal, is budweiser pulling the plug on advertising with the nfl? we want today verify. we contacted anheuser-busch. they say even though they may not agree with everything, they have no plans to end the sponsorship with the nfl. as for the other statement floating around social media, we traced it back to 2014, when the company was upset about how the nfl was handling domestic violence cases. remember the ray rice fallout, when this video surpassed. we can verify, false. the king of beers is keeping the nfl in his ma

stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> what a voice. nfl commissioner roger goodell wants players to stand.team owners will sit down to talk about that next week. >>> so these days the nfl and controversy seem to go hand hand. had the vice president bailing out of a game over the anthem protests and now this, a viewer barbara comes across this interesting picture and reached out to our verify team. >> i was wondering if the facebook picture that i saw showing the seattle seahawks burning an american flag in their locker room was really a fact. >> barbara, we went to work for you and used original picture that didn't have the burning flag. it's actually defensive end michael bennett doing a victory dance inside the locker room. the seahawks professional photographer rod marr took the photo and it was tweeted last year. people started sharing the fake photo which looks like the flames are burning bennett asian leg. it first showed up on a -- bennett's leg. it first showed up on a facebook page called vets for trump but it's no longer on the organization's page. the group shared a new post thi