ramirez.is family went to identify his remains, they could not believe how he looked. his brother, benito. >> when we picked up my brother, we could not recognize his face. >> it is very sad. you know? i don't want anybody to see or one family -- we saw it. >> reporter: van left behind two little daughters. >> sheet -- he was a very good person, responsible person. >> police were also trying to find out why they're only witness was his friend, the last person to see him live. >> he was pretty detailed and unable to give the responding officers at that time a lot of good physical descriptions of both the vehicle and the suspects. >> but the friend said he had no idea who the men in the white van were or why a fender bender turned into a kidnapping and murder. >> where do you go from there when you don't even know who these men are? >> generally you would start with the individual who has been kidnapped, looking into their background, seeing what is going on in their life. whether they have fina

but, in may 2013, detective joey ramirez was far from happy. ground to cover, and a strong sense that time was against him as he tried to figure out what had happened to maribel ramos. >> she just vanished? how often does that kind of thing happen? >> it doesn't happen often. >> ramirez started by investigating the men in maribel's life. >> did you know if she was doing a lot of online dating? >> yeah, she did. >> maribel sometimes met guys through a website called plenty of fish. that is how she found paul lopez. they had been dating for a few months and paul had joined her weekly softball game. lopez was the last person maribel talked to on the phone. now, police wanted to talk to him. ramirez sat across from paul and asked about his relationship with maribel. >> most of it is just been dating. >> okay, and you did of the people, too? >> yeah. >> okay. you don't know if she dates other people are not? >> i don't ask, don't tell. >> did you come into orange at all on thursday? >> police also had to consider this. marable had told lucy that thi

karlyn ramirez grew up there. she was an easy-going child says her mom. >> when she was young, she was calm and quiet. karlyn love to sing. she would sing all the time. >> [ singing ] >> when she was out with her friends, she would sing for them. >> this was one of her friends. what was it about karlyn that you wanted to be her friend? >> her smile. her voice. a big heart. she never saw any bad in anyone's. >> her friends say it wasn't all about singing. >> the local bar here, we would dance. >> they said the dancing could happen anywhere. that is karlyn in black. >> fun times at the walmart parking lot. >> only in a small city. she went to college and started in nursing then transferred to criminal justice. nothing that prepared her mom for what she did at 22, and list in the army. >> she didn't ask me. she told me after she had done it. >> your family is a military family? >> my dad was air force and my sister is retired air force. i was in the army reserves. >> the army sent karlyn to south korea, off-duty, she

ramirez: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on the subject of my special order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. ramirez: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, the housing crisis impacts us all. regardless of whether you live in a city, you live in a suburb or rural town, many americans are concerned about their housing stability. homelessness has risen every single year since 2017. the shortage of available and affordable housing has only worsened. high interest rates and student debt has made the american dream of home ownership out of reach and impossible for too many. severely underfunded programs are unable to tackle the most critical issues facing our communities in a meaningful way. and wages, they're just not keeping pace with rising housing costs. the human right to housing is more than a slogan and more than just four walls and a roof over someone's head. the human righ

ramírez así le llamaremos a este veterano que prefirió estar en el anonimato, asegura. mismos que lo hacen recordar sus momentos en los que vio a compañeros morir y lo hacen sentir culpable de estar vivo. es muy difícil al fin ir a pedir auxilio, ayuda y luego que le nieguen a 1. es la razón de que 1 se detiene a reportarlo desde varios meses ha recibido ya la ayuda, pero asegura es importante tener más recursos, tener un suicidio de una persona, ya sea veterano o no, es muy alto. de acuerdo a la oficina de asuntos para veteranos, el número de suicidios ha disminuido en todo el país. muchos de ellos tienen una esperanza de recuperarse y tener una vida feliz. como todos tenemos derecho de vivirla, verdad? casos que van desde depresión, esquizofrenia, trastorno bipolar, síndrome postraumático y drogadicción. pero qué recursos se han habilitado a nivel local? hay más trabajadores sociales, más terapistas, más psicólogos, más psiquiatras? hay más clínicas donde se prestan estos servicios? la congresis. verónica escobar asegura que el gobierno federal esta proporción dando l

better understand ways to help them here's len ramirez. >reporter>the wild birds come here.the southern edge of the bay area surrounded by urban sprawl. native and migratory birds have found a safe haven. on a tiny strip of forest. >>>>and this is a little island of natural habitat for everything that lives here. specifically, we watch the birds. >reporter>barbara is with the san francisco bay bird observatory. over the past 40 years, volunteers with a nonprofit have studied birds at the coyote creek field station in milpitas. notice they have seen a worrisome decline in some species >>>>with climate change these ecosystems are being impacted the species are being impacted often. in a negative way. >reporter>to shed light on the issue. katie and her team collect data using a traditional research method known as banding >>>>very big personality. >reporter>the birds like this little chickadee. are gently caught their feathers inspected. by softly blowing on the bird. researchers can check for fat and signs of molting >>>>bracelet, so it rolls it goes up and down. >reporter>a l

pequeno kyler pero hasta ahora no hemos confirmado su ubicacion. >> alejandro solo desea que kyle ramireztar en los brazos de su madre. >> despues de rescatar al pequeno kyler, kyler, alejandro logro llegar hasta mexico y desde de este pais nos aseguro que continuara su camino rumbo a estados unidos. >> julio. >> que historia, impresionante de verdad. >> muchas gracias, isa. >> en nueva york, una norma castiga el adulterio hasta con prision, pero eso pronto puede cambiar. >> ademas, el aborto es un tema central en campana mas despues del fallo en arizona del que aqui le hemos ahora habla con telemundo la candidata republicana por el senado carrie lake, sobre su postura. >> ¿que dice? >> good morning! stop! el cinnabon pull-apart es perfecto para empezar el dia. el primer rayo de sol de la mañana hace que el inconfundible “cinnabon scent” despierta tus sentidos. es verdad! trust me! el nuevo wendy's cinnabon pull-apart es perfecto para tus mañanas. elige bien. elige wendy's. cuando bárbara se cambió a turbotax— rompí la tradición de cuatro generaciones.. ma, ¡voy hacer perfumes! yo hice qu

gimÉnez y ramirez.edad. una mujer se registrÓ para las elecciones de mÉxico, pero su registro fue registrado con un hombre distinto. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] saddam: le hemos informado que miles de mexicanos en el extranjero se siente desconcertado luego que el instituto nacional electoral (ine) declarara inconsistente varios registros. esta persona se registro y su registro fue aprobado con otro nombre. >> me registre el 19 de enero, este es mi comprobante. reportera: adriana se registrÓ para las elecciones de mÉxico, al realizar su proceso encontrÓ un error en su registro. >> me di cuenta que estaba registrada con el nombre de otra persona. reportera: su caso tuvo en anÁlisis jurÍdico por tres semanas. >> despuÉs de eso me mandaron notificaciÓn de procedencia, que procede mi registro, pero con el nombre de esta persona. reportera: la presunta respuesta fue que emitiera su voto asÍ. >> yo no puedo votar asÍ, esto es un fraude. reportera: se siente desconcertada. >> debÍan haberlo rechazad

california tera gardens, which faces a lawsuit from one of the shooting survivors. 24-year-old pedro felix ramirez. pedro was shot five times, including twice in the stomach and once in the face by chun li zao, currently on trial for the murders. through a translator, pedro said he is still recovering. >> i'm still in pain and still trying to get better. and this is why we're doing this. >> pedro's older brother was killed in the shooting. >> i'm always think being him and i don't know how this happened. >> in california, landlords, all landlords have a duty to protect their tenants from criminal acts being done on the property. and california gardens did nothing to protect pedro or his brother or the other victims of that shooting. >> today, they filed lawsuits on behalf of both families, against the farm owners, california tera gardens and jin min guan, saying they created deplorable living conditions. pedro said they were living in shipping containers. >> it had been converted into an empty space, where they were forced to leave their home. >> those conditions led to the shooting. >> the shoote

. >> keiler ramirez, el pequeno rescatado en la por alejandro, ya esta con su madre. >> asi lo confirmoa, su abuela, quien se comunico con noticias telemundo tras ver el reporte de su nieto. >> ella no se ha comunicado conmigo ni nada, pero su con su hijo de un ano pero su trayecto migratorio ha y sigue lleno d obstaculos. >> y ella me llamo ayer y me dijo como a las 4 de la la tarde, inmigracion medico y supuestamente me van a devolver pero lo que que ¿que salio el 11 de marzo de venezuela con sus dos pequenos, tiago de 1 y kyler de 4 anos este ultimo atraveso la selva del tarien en los hombros de alejandro, un un migrante ecuatoriano de 19 anos a quien keila le pidio que lo ayudara con el ninito, una historia conmovedora que le contamos aqui en noticias telemundo. >> este nino que esta aca, lo vemos rescatando, ¿cierto? >> alejandro entrego al pequeno a las autoridades panamenas e bajo chiquito. >> fue algo muy duro e inclus yo me encarine tanto con el y sentia que no le queria dejar fue muy triste, dije, solo le espero que estes bien y algun dia ojala te vuelva a ver. >> quedarse aca

habla en inglÉs] carolina: justamente hablamos en este momento con la chef de origen hispano, andrÉs ramÍrezasta new york. lamentamos mucho que esto halla ocurrido, estuvo allÍ hace 2 semanas, y hasta el chef estaba allÍ en ese lugar, quÉ pensÓ cuando se dio cuenta que esto habÍa ocurrido y cuando vio las imÁgenes? quÉ pasÓ por su cabeza en esos momentos? >> uno que hace este tipo de trabajos creo que es de tanta bondad y de tanto corazÓn, estamos en una zona de guerra y sabÍamos que las personas que estaban ahÍ estaban en peligro, pero nunca te quieres imaginar lo peor. realmente es una tragedia, no sÓlo para la organizaciÓn, sino para la humanidad. borja: grace, admiramos muchÍsimo la noble labor que hacÉis y seguÍs haciendo en esa organizaciÓn maravillosa. son siete los colegas que han perdido la vida, pero con algunos de ellos tenÍas una relaciÓn un poco mÁs personal, como tu amiga summy franco. cuÉntanos un poco mÁs de y cÓmo gustarÍa recordarla ahora que no estÁ. >> el gran dicho es no cÓmo la gente muriÓ, si no cÓmo viviÓ. summy es una colega con la que me identificaba muchÍsimo, por

michael and mark and a third teen, javier ramirez junior, died on christmas night in 2021 on foothill road as they were driving to help a friend. the twins were 16 at the time. this morning, ana heard that another family died on the same road on wednesday night. ana calls the news triggering. it was shocking and emotional. yeah, it's, very emotional. you just. your heart breaks, she had really hit the foothill on foothill road. the coroner has not released the names of the victims. only saying they were a family of two adults and two children under 15. investigators say speed could have played a role as the car hit the curb. and then a big oak tree before bursting into flames. police also identify the car as a vinfast electric vehicle

as len ramirez reports, it's been a long struggle for one south bay family. >> this is the magic ivig. this is what we've been waiting for. they finally flew it in last night. >> reporter: for 26-year-old tessa gallo waiting four months for a shipment of medication is just part of the medical ordeal. there's painful iv hookup. >> i took close to three hours to find her vein. >> reporter: and the 12 hours it takes to get the medication infused and on this day it all became too much. >> this is the worst disease i've ever been through. it's not easy for me. >> reporter: tessa suffers from an autoimmune disorder called pans or pediatric acute onset neuropsychiatric syndrome that struck her one day when she was a happy, healthy 13-year-old. >> overnight on july 8th, 2011, tessa a drugically changed. >> reporter: the dramatically changed. >> reporter: a patient's antibodies attack the part of their brain that regulate behavior causing ocd, tics and other syndromes. >> became psychotic, developmentally delayed and i knew something was wrong. unfortunately, it took about ten months to figure

. >> juju: isabella ramirez is the editor in chief of the student-run newspaper, the "columbia daily where have you seen the line between free speech and hate speech? >> that line people draw in different places. and i think that's also part of the issue. some people say no, this chant does not mean that. and other people say, well, this chant makes me deeply feel unsafe and uncomfortable. >> juju: sophomore elisha baker is a middle eastern history major who speaks out in op-eds in the school newspaper. >> for 6 1/2 months we've been calling out the threatening rhetoric and saying this is antisemitic and we've been told, well, you're interpreting it wrong. and to me that was an antisemitic double standard, too. why are jews the only minority group that when we call out threats against us we're told that we're interpreting it wrong? >> juju: back in january columbia student protester khymani james live streamed antisemitic comments. >> be grateful that i'm not just going out and murdering zionists. >> juju: today university officials announced they're barring him from campus. james is

ramirez scored from first and tampa went ahead 2-1. jump to the ninth. same score. runner at third and one out but could not get him in. that is the ball game. tampa won the series opener 2-1. giants record of 5-9 were 0-10 with runners in scoring position. >>> a's at home last night. i lake paul blackburn. he is a brentwood kid. six and a third innings against washington. hasn't had a run in three starts this season. last night's game went to extra. tied at 1. lawrence butler, dangerous with a bat in his hands. matt schuman came down and dove for the winning run. the a's walked it off 2-1. they have a record of 6-8. they won five of the last six. >>> golf, second round of the masters. dechambeau, was he carrying the leaderboard? you will see tiger woods play. he made the cut for a master's record 24th straight time. he was alongside max homa. look at him figure out the line at the fourth green. one of three cal alums in the top 10. six under tied for the lead with dechambeau and scottie scheffler at agusta national. we will see you after the third round on the par

. >> len ramirez will have more on what the school has done at this intersection and why students say it just isn't enough. >>> all right, onto big sur that is. residents have been asked to evacuate before a spring storm brings more rain to the area. authorities are once again closing highway 1, which as you can see was damaged in last weekend's storm. so a part of the highway slipped away and fell into the ocean below. chp had been leading one-way convoys to get people in and out of the area, but those convoys have been suspended tomorrow and friday as the rain moves in. that means residents and businesses are cut off. >> it is just absolutely essential that the single lane will be made open to the public at the earliest opportunity, so the businesses can reopen and employees can be back at work. >> he also says that the shutdowns have eliminated about 80% of big sur's work force, which add up to losses of more than $1 million a day. >>> all right, so let's take a live look around the bay area right now as we would wait for that same rainy system that is going to showers at big sur.

california tera gardens, which faces a lawsuit from one of the shooting survivors. 24-year-old pedro felix ramirez. pedro was shot five times, including twice in the stomach and once in the face by chun li zao, currently on trial for the murders. through a translator, pedro said he is still recovering. >> i'm still in pain and still trying to get better. and this is why we're doing this. >> pedro's older brother was killed in the shooting. >> i'm always think being him and i don't

. >> carlos ramirez is a sophomore and says they will keep camping here as long as more students show up. >> a lot of people can sign up will be safe because and community and being and commune with each other. that's how we're keeping us safe. and there have been 0 arrests so far between the protests stanford and at uc berkeley. that's contrary to what we're seeing on the national scale at other colleges and >> universities. meantime, classes ended at u c berkeley this past friday, meaning that those protests could be ended quite soon. whereas at stanford, they are on the quarter system with classes lasting until june. stanford jack moment kron 4 news. >> police antiwar protests are happening on college campuses all across the country and activists say they plan to stay put until the universities divest from all israeli interests at ucla. pro-palestinian groups have set up an encampment in the quad. the school issuing a statement saying they support the free expression expression the community and faculty has taken steps to help their student body. stay aware of the encampment and to

len ramirez reports hundreds of inmates could be moved out of the prison in days. >> reporter: guards are now blocking the main visitors entrance to the women's prison here in dublin and it appears transport buses have also been moved into the area. so it appears that things are moving rather quickly after getting confirmation today that the prison will be shut down, but for how long we still don't know. it was not business as usual at the federal correction institution in dublin known as fic. guards set up a blockade where visitors usually drive into the facility and prison buses could be seen moving into parking lots and driveways, although no inmates appeared to board the buses just yet. >> we were notified today the prison is going to be closed by the bureau of prisons and we didn't have any sort of notification prior to this morning. >> reporter: maurice montez is an attorney with rights behind bars, an advocacy group that represents inmates, and sued the prison over numerous sexual abuse and civil rights violations. the shutdown came as a surprise she says just days after a cour

. >> here's len ramirez. >> reporter: the wild birds come here at the southern edge of the bay area surroundedrawl. native and migratory birds have found a safe haven on a tiny strip of forest. >> this is a little island of natural habitat for everything that lives here, specifically we watch the birds. >> reporter: katie labarbera is with the san francisco bay bird observatory. over the past 40 years volunteers with the nonprofit have studied birds at the coyote creek field station in milpitas. they've seen a worrisome decline in some species. >> with climate change these ecosystems are being impacted. these species are being impacted often in a negative way. >> reporter: to shed light on the issue, katie and her team collect data using a traditional research method known as banding. >> they've got a very big personality. >> reporter: the birds like this little chickadee are gently caught, their feathers inspected. by softly blowing on the bird, researchers can check for fat and signs of molting. >> it's a bracelet. so it rolls, goes up and down. >> reporter: a lightweight band engraved with

as len ramirez shows us, the group is known for its high energy and fast-paced cleanups. >> reporter: these bags of trash were picked up in just a couple hours by a group of volunteers called the trash punks that takes a diy, do it yourself, approach when it comes to cleaning up trash. >> all right. always got to have music. there you go. got to keep the energy going throughout the entire event, for sure. >> reporter: justin takes a different approach when it comes to cleaning up san jose. he says it's all about the mindset, something he took away from his experience as a drummer in the south bay's punk rock scene. >> i wanted to bring that same diy energy to cleaning up our world. we're wait on people. we're doing it ourselves making through to make a difference in this world. that's where the trash punks name comes from. >> reporter: the trash punks were started in 2017 after he got tired of seeing trash pile up around his neighborhood. on this earth day 2024, he led about 50 volunteers in tackling trash at guadalupe river park and even got the mayor to sign on for a shift. >> i'm s

. >> coming up tonight at 6:00, our len ramirez will have more on the earth day cleanup in san jose. >>> in richmond ceos of a few energy companies held a discussion focusing on california's energy transition. they talked about clean energy and climate goals. >>> recycling to repurpose in honor of earth day, our loureen ayyoub introduces us to a woman who will make you look at trash in a very unique and fashionable way. >> reporter: as the country celebrates earth month, one san mateo artist is reimagining tin cans from a lens of fashion and education. they say one man's trash is another man's treasure. well, in the eyes of harry estelle berman, treasure is all around her. the metalsmith and artist uses recycled materials to create jewelry and sculptures with social commentary concerning the environment. tin cans are some of her favorite mediums for carving. >> i always wanted to be an artist. after working with recycled materials for 35 years, my goal is to make sure it doesn't look like trash. >> reporter: harriet collects everyday consumer waste and creates visually compelling dis

i'm joined now by editor and chief and presidt of the columbia spectator isabel ramirez. thank you so much for being here. first of all, can you just tell me what the temperature is on campus? what does it like being there and do you feel it? it is very present when you're on campus? >> absolutely. >> it has been an incredibly tense and emotional time on campus as of late for a university that is considered an activist iv. >> in my time at the university and my time as a reporter now as an editor this is probably the largest scale protests i have seen, both on and off campus. >> of course fst we've bee covering this since october 7 prominent protests that we had at that time was on october 12th. and but sincthen there s been a fluctuation and sort of what our campus has looked like remaining tense. but because of a series of crackdowns on policies, disciplinary action, we've actually seeing a dip in protest, least recently. but this was or this past time has been really a revival of that and really in my gauge of the situion, i tly believe ts some of the songest sort of o

i want to bring in isabel ramirez. she's editor in chief and president of the columbia spectator.a, thank you for joining. we've been intensely watching what's been happening on your campus but tell us what is happening on the campus right now, we're seeing a lot of movement right now. what's happening yes. >> so as you can see right here on between the two lawns, east and west lawn here is the site of the encampment i'm currently there are still dozens of students still situated on the encampment, but many, many others, dozens of others have shifted to what we call funneled lawn, which is a lawn front of the dormitory, funneled hall. >> and we're kind of getting reports from some of our sourcing that it is believed the students who are choosing to leave versus students who are choosing to stay are accepting a different level of risk so therefore, some of the students that are currently here at the encampment are, we're all kind of primed with this idea that potentially this might mean another nypd sweep, another intervention from the police department and so what we're kindly cur

the bottom of the 3rd 2 outs from it who lined the shot to the gap in right center field and harold ramirez. he comes into score. >> ended up at 3rd in the raise. they lead 2 to one. after that, we stood up because the giants will they could through a belief 6 and the one run. it's all they had and they lose to the rays. 2 to one was the actual final. meanwhile, the a's will actually out there on the diamond as well. today they hosted the nationals at the coliseum tonight. so it came down to we are all tied up one to one in the bottom of the ticket. lawrence butler, laces a single to live next to me comes to the plate in scores the winning run with a head first dive. you see it in the a's. look at them. they get the walk-off win in this one. to one. a much needed win there for the a's. now, obviously the masters were going on today. and as you know, scottie scheffler is still the number one player in that when tiger woods making records but not for good news, not for the reason if are we have here at chase outside the back to you guys in the studio. >> jam packed sports day for sure. too ba

hilda ramirez says part of the reason for the low inventory is baby boomers, who were expected to cash out and live in another state or in assisted living. but didn't. that it's actually become far more reasonable for people to age in place in their homes. so they're hiring health care workers and nurses, and you know, other assisted living professionals to come in and help them actually convert their homes for safety and so that they can actually age in place in san jose. damian trujillo, nbc, bay area news. okay, most bay area students still have about a month before the school year is over and summer begins, but it's never too early to start looking ahead to the upcoming school year in the fall. nbc bay area and telemundo 48 are helping families who can't afford the back to school basics, and our kris kimura is leading that charge from palo alto. and it's very festive. a lot of tents set up. what's going on behind you, kris? janelle, our partners at the family giving tree are out here. they're helping to put together some of the supplies early on, and we're inviting you to join us h

jose ramirez scores. and just like that, we have a tie game. bottom of the 9th. it's not the most dramatic walk-off. but as a walk-off nonetheless. bases loaded walk. it can do that as a pitcher right a theater. i let him take. yeah, that's that's a tough line, you know, exam because it's on you. i >> you got to give it to the batters eye, though, right? i mean, that's part of the game. yeah. a win it. 43. they take on the red sox tomorrow college hoops to lure to him on the women's side. i'm pretty excited for clayton clark. >> taking wanting release at rematch. you know, it's you. i the game. we got paige beckers take on ju june usc. okay. >> you know, a lot of star power on the women's side this year. some pretty good stuff. yeah, i would say that like caitlin clark of ai and angel reese of anybody in the tournament, those are the 2 names everybody's talking about yet, both from 2 most popular players in college basketball. absolutely. all right, jason, thanks a lot hope that the dubs can keep, you know, their winning ways going. they go with everything around

. >> el neurologo carlos ramirez mejia, quien no participo en el estudio nos dice que pasa con el cerebro lo esta utilizando, entonces comienza simplemente a atrofiarse comienza a disminuir de de tamano y comienza a no crear conexiones nuevas. >> por eso es que cuando uno esta en actividades que requieren que este pensando, que este creando conexiones nuevas, entonces el cerebro se va a ir como rej uberneciendo y va a ser lo que se llama la plasticidad cerebral. >> ¿y que puedes hacer para mantener tu mente activa cuando no estas trabajando? >> el dia tiene 24 horas, o sea, dormimos ocho, trabajamos ocho y tenemos 8 horas para otras actividades, en vez de estar en actividades pasivas como mirando el internet o viendo series de netflix o programas de television que no son importantes deberiamos dedicarnos a leer a ver, por ejemplo series y cosas que nos ayuden a aprender sobre sobre historia, tratar de aprender un idioma nuevo, mantenernos activos. >> segun el doctor, nunca esta de mas dormir bien, seguir una dieta adecuada y tambien exponernos actividades como el arte y la musica. >> miri

michael and mark and a third teen, javier ramirez junior, died on christmas night in 2021 on foothill road as they were driving to help a friend. the twins were 16 at the time. this morning, ana heard that another family died on the same road on wednesday night. ana calls the news triggering. it was shocking and emotional. yeah, it's, very emotional. you just. your heart breaks, she had really hit the foothill on foothill road. the coroner has not released the names of the victims. only saying they were a family of two adults and two children under 15. investigators say speed could have played a role as the car hit the curb. and then a big oak tree before bursting into flames. police also identify the car as a vinfast electric vehicle, but we don't know what model. nbc bay area has learned that the national traffic safety administration has recalled certain 2023 vinfast models for speedometer and warning light errors. drivers have also filed complaints with the agency about steering and lane departure issues with the vehicles, but it's unclear which models the agency denied. our reque

len ramirez reports hundreds of inmates could be moved out of the prison in a matter of days. up a blockade where visitors usually drive >> reporter: it was not business as usual at the federal correctional institution in dublin. guards set up a blockade were visitors usually drive into the facility and prison buses could be seen moving into parking lots and driveways, although no inmates of appeared to board the buses, just yet. >> we were notified today that the prison is going to be closed by the bureau of prisons. and we did not have any sort of notification prior to this morning. >> reporter: she is an attorney with rights behind bars , an advocacy group the represents inmates into the prison over numerous sexual abuse and civil rights violations. she said the shutdown came as a surprise, just days after a court-appointed special master came in last week. all 600 inmates could be moved to other facilities by friday. >> their recognition of the fact that they cannot meet constitutional requirements now , and find the solution disclosure, is very telling. maybe that is the

today's trip she took time to celebrate her humble, higher education roots in san jose, len here's len ramirez. >>political changed. this is this is exactly how it was. mohan. this was a quiet homecoming to a place that nurtured her love of learning the library had evergreen valley college in san jose. i really liked the public policy section. um i love looking at books about history. about the world, you know, experiencing all of that from inside the library. was a high achieving students from a very young age. and she dual enrolled in college when she was still in middle school. i remember just being super young. super intimidated by, you know all the cool college students around me. i came here for a spanish class, actually, because i was really interested in learning. spanish and it wasn't you know, it wasn't available to me academically in the k through 12 system at the level that i wanted to learn. also wrote for the students. newspaper, including this editorial on why the college should save a service learning program from budget cuts. from evergreen. she went on to get a b a in politic

ramirez, all of the way from first, tampa went ahead 2-1. jump to the 9th. same score, san francisco had a runner at third and one out. could not get him in. he flew out and that was the ball game, tampa won the game, giants regular, 5-9, 0-10 with runners in scoring position. a's at home. i like paul blackburn. six in the third shutout innings against washington. he has not allowed a run in three shots. game went into extras, tied at one, bottom of the 10th, butler, dangerous with a bat in his hands. matt came on down and dove for the winning run. the a's walked it off. final of 2-1, they got a record of 6-8, they won five of the last six. i change my voice. success round in the master's. for awhile he was carrying the leaderboard. you will see tiger woods play the weekend. nice chip at 6. made the cut for master's 24th straight time. he was playing alongside max homa, look at him see and figure out the line here. this at the fourth green. 103 in the top 10. he is 6 under, tied for the lead and world number one player scottie scheffler. i believe we will ex

why did you choose this particular place for the final camp, here we prepared for the fight with ramirezw we decided to come to the same place, to the tested one, where there is already a familiar hall, a familiar place of residence, and why ships, because not so far from here there is a row where we will have a battle, the climatic conditions are approximately similar, the day before there will be five belts or is it still four, because you have two, wba and ibu, yes, well, we haven’t made a decision on ibo yet, we’ll see, well... four is for sure, yeah, the preparation for this fight is somehow different from all those uh previous ones, each preparation is, of course, unique in its own way due to the time of year in general, due to uh what shape you are in, what kind of opponents, uh, what sparring partners, that is, everything is a little different, but at the same time, in global terms, the training scheme is the same, you said that you will need to get something uh from... from the far shelf, shake off the dust from this in one of the interviews before the fight with beterbiev, i do

ramirez, the turning point.r, one of the greatest ballet dancers of the twentieth century. mikhail baryshnikov, the man who changed the world. and on this graceful note our broadcast comes to an end at 04:04. we celebrated together with you, a beautiful date, may you have a wonderful day today. yes, wake up soon, if you didn’t manage to do this during the 3 hours of our live broadcast and see you soon, friends, bye-bye, everyone loves beyond measure what is timid, and timid is what is loved. i don’t have a specific one for performance, i can picture in my head, for example, classical music, how to present it, or the same folk music, but of course, in mostly they know me for such folk motifs, folk numbers, and there is a clear discipline, clearly calculated every 5 minutes, there is no time for a smoke break, there is no time to just yap, as they say, about zany and talented people, the eyes of the project : belarusians on our tv channel. we follow the sporting life of our country. you probably need to invest a l

una idea impulsada por fátima ramírez, quien vio una necesidad en su comunidad.s verdes. yo he visto en mi niño que le encanta estar en el bosque, caminar y observar todo en vez de estar en la casa en teléfono, en la tele. lo que estamos notando es de que cuando los niños salen afuera en la naturaleza, ya no estamos adentro, estamos afuera. los niños se están enfermando menos. hay que seguirle al pasito. qué desde el departamento de bibliotecas públicas de dallas destacan este esfuerzo es importante porque la comunidad se junta en la naturaleza. es bueno para la salud. pueden salir a caminar juntos también por su aporte a su desarrollo intelectual. el niños deberían de tener la oportunidad de aprender otros lenguajes. no tiene que ser lo más español. se me hizo importante que tenemos que empezar grupos que van a beneficiar a nuestros hijos, una víbora que hacemos? 2 aspectos aquí importantes el salir con los niños a la naturaleza, al exterior, fuera de la televisión, lo que estaban hablando y también inculcarles otro idioma. sí, bueno, que se practique el español

hilda ramírez dice que parte de la razón que no hay mucho inventario es la generación retirada, ya querazones que en este momento saldrán ganando. si alguien hay que quiere vender su casa por favor que nos llamen, que que hablen con alguien en bienes y raíces para ver si es un buen tiempo para venderla. en san josé damián trujillo noticiero telemundo 48. la empresa de seguros allstate podría reanudar pronto la emisión de nuevas pólizas de seguro para propietarios con algunas condiciones. en california. la aseguradora dice que quiere que el departamento de seguros les permita utilizar informes con autorizados que simulen posibles eventos catastróficos al solicitar aumentos en las tarifas. allstate dejó de emitir nuevas pólizas a finales de 2022 debido al riesgo, según ellos, de incendios forestales y también al elevado costo de reconstruir viviendas y de las primas de reaseguro. la comisión federal de comunicaciones votó a favor de restablecer las normas de neutralidad de la red. eso quiere decir que los proveedores de servicios de internet tienen ahora que dar a todos los usuarios el m

how you doing, jorge ramirez has been incarcerated since he was 16. >> he thought he would always be stuck behind prison walls. now he has hope that he will get out soon and see his family. >> i was lost, you know, if i could actually say i was lost and i found myself now in, today, i'm a i'm. i'm a better brother, i'm a husband, you know, i'm about to have a kid. >> yeah, it started off with two puppies. now there are six being trained by inmates. canine companion says they just got a grant from the state they hope to use to expand the program here at san quentin. the dogs who first got their. artemus and wendell are now leaving san quentin to go for more advanced training. these dogs changed the lives of people with disabilities. how do i know? get meat chip, my mom, cci service dog give. he was trained by female inmates at a prison in oregon. >> oh my gosh, they changed my life. >> she feels a sense of independence she's never had. knowing how impactful these dogs can be motivates inmates like george to keep training dogs. >> it's going to make all of us proud, you know, especiall

ramirez says. >> he somehow managed to get his car back without being hurt.lways recommend you call the police instead of confronting thieves yourself. >> uber is offering more peace of mind for their riders with an update to its safety features. the rideshare company announced a new safety preference section, where riders can access all of the safety tools in one place. some of the new features include pin verification and in-app emergency button, and audio recording. uber says safety preferences are now available across the u.s, canada, and latin america. time is now 555. >> the center for asian american media has kicked off cam fest season. the executive director says many of the movies this year tackle a variety of tough issues that asian americans face. the people who take part in campus say not only has it served as a showcase, but also a support system and hub for asian american film and media makers, most of us really want to make an impact, especially within our own communities, so it's really nice to find a community that is very supportive. the cam

pega el batazo a lo profundo del jardín central y desde la primera base, harold ramírez le mete quintapatar el juego en los segundos finales. sin embargo, steph curry falla este triple y lo pierden los warriors 114 a 109 y con la derrota caen hasta la décima posición. finalizamos con la renovated del deporte. un grupo de aficionados disfrutaban tranquilamente de un partido de fútbol. lo malo es que no habían pagado la entrada porque lo veían desde un cerro. aquí le tenemos las imágenes. pongan atención, se encuentran en la esquina del estadio. aquí se puede apreciar de cerca, mientras unos estaban ahí tomándoles fotografías hasta que les cae la policía por la espalda y los hacen que pongan las manos arriba por un buen rato. mientras los estaban interrogando, la imagen se ha hecho viral. esto ocurrió en el fútbol de brasil. a estos les pasó, como dice la canción de los huracanes del norte, hermano, les cayó la ley. está rodeada tu casa? bueno, estos solo nos demuestra que la pasión en el fútbol es muy grande. nos vamos porque es viernes y el cuerpo lo sabe. que tengan todos un excelente

so any questions comments for chief ramirez.yeah, i have a question, i have a comment, i noticed from the first time i was i visited the jail and the last time that there is a better, spirit in the jail with the deputies and those who are residents. i know there are certain populations where i saw them communicate and de-escalation and very respectful talk where before it was, this is my house, and you're going to do what i say. and if you don't, then you know, i'm going to force it. situation where at this time and in the jails, there's more relaxation. and i see that, the younger ones are maybe not even necessarily the younger ones, but a certain group are even more engaged with, respectful conversations and humanizing language. so they're not is only safer for the deputies because now they're not creating a conflict situation or, or someone you never know what their mental health issue is. then they might want to be revengeful. so it's safety not only physically, but it's emotional safety for everybody involved. and so i just

por eso y hablamos con abogado en inmigraciÓn noemÍ ramÍrez, para concretar un poco sobre quÉ significafactible es que ocurra? noemÍ: puede ocurrir porque dar el permiso humanitario que quiere hacer esta administraciÓn, se puede hacer. y queda a la inscripciÓn de la casa blanca para quien se heredarÁ y a quiÉn no. el lo puede extender a las personas casadas con ciudadanos ahora ya existe una forma de permiso humanitario. para las personas que estÁn casados o son hijos de padres que estÁn en servicio militar. cuÁl es la reserva . puede extender este programa y tambiÉn agregarlo a las personas que estaban casados con ciudadanos . osvaldo: esas personas casadas tienen algÚn tipo de requisito o tienen que tener algÚn mÍnimo para poder solicitar eso? noemÍ: no sabemos los requisitos porque todavÍano se ha expresado el programa. sin embargo lo que se escuchados que tienen que tener mÍnimo de 5:00 a 10:00 aÑos de casados. no sabemos exactamente la cantidad de aÑos que va escoger la casa blanca para que pueden calificar. y tambiÉn nos servirÁ como un perdedor. las personas y tiene algÚn tipo de

here is len ramirez. the wild birds come here at the southern edge of the bay area surrounded by urban sprawl. native and migratory birds found a safe haven on a tiny strip of forest. >> this is a little island of national habitat for everything that lives here. specifically we watched the birds. katie is with the bay bird observatory. over the past 40 years, volunteers with the nonprofit have studied birds at the coyote creek station. they have seen a worrisome decline in some species. with the climate change, the species are impacted often in a negative way. >> to shed light on the issue, katie and her team collect data using a traditional research method known as banding. >> a big personality. >> the birds are gently caught, feathers inspected by softly blowing on the bird, researchers can check for fat and signs of molting. >> it rolls, goes up and down. >> reporter: a lightweight band is fitted around the leg. the bird is released. if the bird is caught again, the idea allows scientists to keep track

how you doing, jorge ramirez has been incarcerated since he was 16. >> he thought he would always betuck behind prison walls. now he has hope that he will get out soon and see his family. >> i was lost, you know, if i could actually say i was lost and i found myself now in, today, i'm a i'm. i'm a better brother, i'm a husband, you know, i'm about to have a kid. >> yeah, it started off with two puppies. now there are six being trained by inmates. canine companion says they just got a grant from the state they hope to use to expand the program here at san quentin. the dogs who first got their. artemus and wendell are now leaving san quentin to go for more advanced training. these dogs changed the lives of people with disabilities. how do i know? get meat chip, my mom, cci service dog give. he was trained by female inmates at a prison in oregon. >> oh my gosh, they changed my life. >> she feels a sense of independence she's never had. knowing how impactful these dogs can be motivates inmates like george to keep training dogs. >> it's going to make all of us proud, you know, especially

ramirez scored from first and tampa went ahead 2-1. jump to the ninth. same score.as a runner at third and one out but could not get him in. that is the ball game. tampa won the series opener 2-1. giants record of 5-9 were 0-10 with runners in scoring position. >>> a's at home last night. i lake paul blackburn. he is a brentwood kid. hasn't had a run in three starts this season. last night's game went to extra. tied at 1. lawrence butler, dangerous with a bat in his hands. matt schuman came down and dove for the winning run. the a's walked it off 2-1. they have a record of 6-8. they won five of the last six. >>> golf, second round of the masters. dechambeau, was he carrying the leaderboard? you will see tiger woods play. he made the cut for a master's record 24th straight time. he was alongside max homa. look at him figure out the line at the fourth green. one of three cal alums in the top 10. six under tied for the lead with dechambeau and scottie scheffler at agusta national. we will see you after the third round on the par five show. have a good day. >>> back to