posteriormente, lÓpez fue internado en la cÁrcel militar de ramo verde. su familia y a la oposiciÓn acerca de sus vivencias tras las rejas. lo hizo en 1 de los videos publicados en 2015, lÓpez expresó estar lejos de cansarse y rendirse. >> hemos tomado la decisiÓn de iniciar hoy 1 huelga de hambe. la Única de hambre con la Única de hambre con1 pedido muy concreto,el liberaciÓn de los presos polÍticos. >>lÓpez apareció dentro de 1 pequeÑa celda conversando con su compaÑero de cÁrcel daniel ceballos. >> su rutina tras las rejas consistiÓ en ver la biblia para fortalecerse espiritual y mentalmente. lÓpez estuvo por varios meses en aislamiento sin ver a su esposa ni hijos. su Único medio para comunicarse era a travÉs de cartas atrÁs de las que denunciaba maltratos. >> los militares tambiÉn quieren democracia, tambiÉn que la libertad y creen poder ejercer sus funciones dentro de 1 estado de derecho. >> hace sÓlo 10 circuló 1 nuevo vÍdeo.-- hace sÓlo dÍas circulÓ 1 solo vÍdeo. a gritos, desde su celda denunciÓ que estaba siendo torturado. >> nos enteramos de qu

carolina: habla en exclusiva la fiscal general luis ortega con jorge ramos.n que se demorÓ mucho. por quÉ se tardo hasta este aÑo para decir quÉ las cosas estaban mal en venezuela? luisa ortega: yo siempre he sido una persona muy crÍtica y muy aguda en cuÁntos al cumplimiento de la ley. mi actuaciÓn siempre ha estado apegada a la constituciÓn y a la ley. ahora, nos hemos encontrado con situaciones que algunos factores polÍticos estÁn atentando contra la constituciÓn. atentan contra la estabilidad del estado. javier: esta exclusiva de jorge ramos serÁ este domingo en el programa "al punto". muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. el lunes caro no bastar. se va a ir de vacaciones. nosotros nos encontramos algunas. felices vacaciones! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ raÚl: cÓmo estÁn? familia hermosa de univisiÓn! por fin es finde semana! es viernes! [aplausos] andrea: hoy tendremos unos chicos y las chicas muy hermosas en el reto de hoy. es el elenco de "en tierras salvajes". galilea: exacto. moda,

sounded really great. >> reporter: when the institute shut down in 2013, ramos was left with $15,000 worth of student loan debt. the institute later admitted to falsifying grades and attendance records to qualify for millions in federal aid. ramos is among thousands of students with student loan debt from for-profit schools due to predatory practices. under the obama administration, a regulation known as the borrower defense rule was created to protect students. massachusetts attorney general maura healey. >> it provides relief to students who have been victimized by these predatory practices. >> reporter: the rule was supposed to be implemented this month but now delayed under the new administration. a spokeswoman from the education department tells cbs news the borrower defense regulation suffer from substantive and procedural flaws that need to be considered before imposing new burdens on regulated parties. this week healey and 17 other democratic state ags sued education secretary betsy devos. right now 50% of student loans in default in the u.s. come to loans from for-profit sch

alberto ramos, speaking to us from hemingway's house. witness every month on the bbc news channel or you can catch up on all out films along with more than 1000 radio programmes in our online archive. just go to bbc.co.uk/witness. in the late 1970s, thousands of young men and women were detained in argentina for their opposition to military rule. among those who went missing was ana maria barvalle. her mother spoke to witness. alberto ramos, speaking to us from hemingway's house. remember, you can watch witness every month on the bbc news channel or you can catch up on all out films along with more than 1000 radio programmes in our online archive. just go to bbc.co.uk/witness. in the late 1970s, thousands of young men and women were detained in argentina for their opposition to military rule. among those who went missing was ana maria barvalle. her mother spoke to witness. archive: they are called the mothers of the plaza de mayo, the square in the centre of buenos aires where they hold the same sad demonstration every week. they've all

posteriormente, lÓpez fue internado en la cÁrcel militar de ramo verde. de 1 pequeÑa celda conversando con su compaÑero de cÁrcel daniel ceballos. >> su rutina tras las rejas consistiÓ en ver la biblia para fortalecerse espiritual y mentalmente. lÓpez estuvo por varios meses en aislamiento sin ver a su esposa ni hijos. su Único medio para comunicarse era a travÉs de cartas atrÁs de las que denunciaba maltratos. >> los militares tambiÉn quieren democracia, tambiÉn que la libertad y creen poder ejercer sus funciones dentro de 1 estado de derecho. >> hace sÓlo 10 circuló 1 nuevo vÍdeo.-- hace sÓlo dÍas circulÓ 1 solo vÍdeo. a gritos, desde su celda denunciÓ que estaba siendo torturado. >> nos enteramos de que algunos familiares de otros presos polÍticos recibirÁn llamadas de las autoridades informando de que sus parientes tambiÉn serÍan liberados. esto aÚn estÁ por confirmarse. >> tras finalizar su participaciÓn en la cumbre de g20 en hamburgo, el presidente enrique peÑa nieto sostuvo que el encuentro con trump fue positivo resaltÓ que la relaciÓn bilateral

karen ramos obtuvo la misma respuesta tantas veces que dice haber perdido la cuenta.ndo lo cuenta. >> es una niÑa, no pueden hacer eso, es discriminaciÓn a los niÑos. >> es discriminatorio y las leyes federales protegen a los inquilinos. >> tener una ficha que dice que rentarÁ a adultos, y no a niÑos, es ilegal. por eso entregamos una queja con el fiscal general para que lo investigue. >>los avisos de que no se permiten niÑos, se exhiben pÚblicamente y otros se limitan a decir que sÓlo se aceptan adultos. >> sabemos que es ilegal, ahora vamos a esperar la penalidad. >> un tema abierto para inquilinos como karen. alquilarÁ el departamento a otra persona sin niÑos. el 72% de los residentes de este vecindario es latino, por eso sea pedido la intervenciÓn de la fiscalÍa general para evitar que se sigan cometiendo estos abusos. marÍa: la procedencia de algunos en series de hotel del presidente trump no van con la iniciativa del mandatario de promover productos nacionales. enrique: not a partir de hoy, computadoras marÍa:computadoras portÁtiles y tabletas traÍdas en vuelos

sin embargo, el diputado henry ramos allup dijo que seguirÁn sesionando.n de los magistrados del tribunal supremo de justicia. mario: el presidente del parlamento considerÓ la constituyente como una burla al pueblo venezolano. borges: el parlamento venezolano fue electo por 14 millones de habitantes, es un parlamento que va a seguir sesionando, que encarnamos todos nosotros los que estamos acÁ y hemos venido al sÍmbolo de lo que es el palacio legislativo federal. ilia: mÁs noticias de nuestros paÍses. decenas de venezolanos huyen de su paÍs por la frontera con colombia. en mÉxico, inmigrantes son encontrados en condiciones precarias. periodista: las urnas para la elecciÓn a la asamblea constituyente en venezuela abrieron a las seis de la maÑana, gobierno de varios paÍses de la regiÓn anunciaron que no reconocerÁn el resultado. maduro: ha dicho un vocero del gobierno del emperador donald trump que ellos no reconocen los resultados de la elecciÓn de la asamblea nacional constituyente de venezuela. quÉ nos importa a nosotros lo que diga trump, nos importa lo

. >> mi corazÓn estÁ roto de ver cÓmo hay quienes tienen que pasar por lo mismo, dice marissa ramos quees mÓviles de la policÍa de nueva york, para este experto en seguridad es una costosa pero sabia decisiÓn. >> ha llegado el tiempo donde la preocupaciÓn es que vean otras personas que traten de copiar estos incidentes. >> aunque es sumamente difÍcil proteger a los mÁs de 35 mil elementos de la policÍa de nueva york, dice gÓmez se podrÁn salvar vidas y evitar que otras familias vivan una pÉrdida similar, en nueva york para no tizas telemundo. >> una ola de calor extremo tiene en alerta mÁxima a mas de 18 millones de residentes de la costa oeste del paÍs, las temperaturas rÉcord de mÁs de tres dÍgitos han causado al menos 30 incendios forestales en diez estados, marÍa paula ochoa nos dice cÓmo protegernos. >> quÉ mejor que un chapuzÓn de agua contra el calor intenso, jorge trae a sus hijas a este parque para que se refresco en en dÍas de altas temperaturas. >> me gusta sacarlas temprano, a las una, dos que se pone bien caliente me voy para la casa. >> una ola de calor as sota partes del

kpix 5's john ramos shows us family members from hawaii flew in this weekend to look for more cruz. >> reporter: on thursday -- clues. >> reporter: on thursday, may 25 he picked up breakfast at mcdonalds and then headed back to his job, that is when he vanished -- >> 45 days ago now. >> reporter: his father has flown back and forth from hawaii three times now to organizize search parties. volunteer da-- organize search parties. volunteers went door to door asking neighbors. >> seen anything suspicious in the area -- >> i wish i had something for you. >> reporter: what is maddening is that his car was picked up on a surveillance camera exiting the devils slide tunnels. he vanished in the mile and a half between the tunnels and the beach. >> our family searched it on foot. a lot of people searched it. if i was to guess it has been searched 50 times. >> reporter: his wallet and cash were found at his home but just last week his aaa card was found on the beach. >> that is the last evidence other than him leaving the tunnels. that card came from the car and floated on to the beach. >> repo

>> then it could take you out. >> reporter: at ocean beach, john ramos, kpix 5. >>> speaking of big waves, they are heading to southern california just in time for the largest surf competition in the world. it kicked off this weekend. surfers are hoping to ride bigger swells this year that will make the competition much more exciting. >> requires a bit more effort. just practice really. waves are faster. but, yeah, good fun. >> it wraps up next weekend. >>> well, after a mild day in the bay area today things are going to be getting hotter tomorrow and really warm by tuesday. already there are excessive heat warnings posted throughout northern california. for monday through thursday. for triple digit heat. red is warnings. yellow, advisories. not the bay area yet. north, to the central valley, it will be hot. hot here tuesday as well. low hundreds in the bay area. high pressure over the southland is building in. 92 concord. livermore 92. that will seem like a cold snap tuesday. the richmond bridge. concord 65 degrees. oakland 58. san francisco 57. it will warm up inland tomorrow. highs in

kpix 5's john ramos shows us. >> reporter: we live in a time when competition often leads to conflict but today they decided to barry the -- burry the hatchet or the clippers. customer transition day. [ music playing ] -- appreciation day. [ music playing ] >> reporter: 80 barbers from competing shops came together to throw a free picnic for the city. and it makes since since there are 50 barbershops in this town. >> everyone likes to have the fresh new style. >> reporter: there is something else, barbers do much more than just cut hair. >> therapists, counselors,. [ laughter ] >> reporter: he organized the event not just to thank customers but to send a message as well. >> they trust us. when they see us out here coming together, they understand that okay, we can do the same thing too. >> reporter: there are the usual differences. but the barbers have discovered that succeeding doesn't always mean the other guy has to lose. >> everybody want to be competitive and this -- let everybody know, you know, if you need something, we can come together. >> reporter: john ramos, kpix 5. >>> we

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este su noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas.s. cinco muertos deja hasta ahora la represiÓn contra el paro cÍvico convocado por la oposiciÓn en contra de la constituyente en venezuela. el presidente nicolÁs maduro lanzÓ una nueva propuesta de diÁlogo a sus adversarios en medio de amenazas y prohibiciones a cuatro dÍas de que se elijan los miembros de la asamblea constituyente convocada por Él. un equipo periodÍstico de univisiÓn fue vÍctima de la violencia. francisco: atemorizados vecinos de la candelaria, un sector del centro de caracas se levantan como pueden. minutos antes se habÍan enfrentado a piedras con grupos chavistas. tambiÉn con un grupo de la policÍa que disparÓ perdigones y, lacrimÓgenas que alcanzaron al equipo de univisiÓn. el camarÓgrafo con tres impactos de perdigÓn, la cÁmara con el lente roto por el disparo. parte de la violencia que se vive en este lugar asediado por la represiÓn militar y civiles armados vinculados al gobierno. la noche de ayer, una de las mÁs violentas como en medio de un paro cÍvico convoca

but kpix five's john ramos shows >>> in danville, many locals have been trying to mark their territory ahead of the town's popular 4th of july parade. >> there's a new policy that could crush their hopes of claiming spots. >> reporter: danville may seem idyllic but has its share of problems. biker gangs tend to wear spandex. and the broken bottle in the gutter is a cabernet with hints of citrus. but at one particular time of year, it gets a little crazy. they host one of the most popular 4th of july parades in the bay area: >> people have their same spots year after year. >> reporter: people started taping off spaces days in advance until local authorities put a stop to it. and one -- got the idea to use sidewalk chalk. >> i think it's a good idea. people get out and mark their spots. >> the city banned the chalk saying washing it off is expensive and violates federal storm water guidelines. >> honestly, it's chalk, how bad can it be. >> you know where chalk comes from? the earth. [ laughter ] >> reporter: he thinks there's another reason. he's seen a few fights break out when somebody

alberto ramos, speaking to us from hemingway's house.ber, you can watch witness every month on the bbc news channel or you can catch up on all out films along with more than 1000 radio programmes in our online archive. just go to bbc.co.uk/witness. in the late 19705, thousands of young men and women were detained in argentina for their opposition to military rule. among those who went missing was ana maria barvalle. her mother spoke to witness. archive: they are called the mothers of the plaza de mayo, the square in the centre of buenos aires where they hold the same sad demonstration every week. they've all had at least one relative who's disappeared. merta, in the offices of the mothers of the disappeared. and finally, in june 1997, an unmanned supply vessel crashed into the mir space station. the station quickly began to leak air and the astronauts on board desperately tried to seal it. michael foale was one of them. he spoke to witness about surviving a crash in space. mir was a space station built by the russians. the impression you

con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ ♪ marÍa elena: buenas noches.de inmigrantes en san antonio texas conmocionÓ al pequeÑo o pueblo en aguascalientes de donde son tres de los viajeros afectados, dos de ellos pertenecientes a la misma familia. algunos de sus integrantes viajaron hasta la frontera para intentar obtener una visa humanitaria y visitar a los seres queridos en el hospital donde se encuentran recluidos. pedro: el dolor de la tragedia en san antonio llegÓ hasta calvillo, aguascalientes, mÉxico, donde varias familias viven momentos agÓnicos pues tres de las vÍctimas son de este lugar. la mamÁ de uno de los sobrevivientes estÁ desesperada. >> yo pido oraciÓn para que se recupere y tengo fe en dios. pedro: de este pueblo viejo johnny serÁ, menor de edad, con su tÍo y otro amigo. mario hablÓ a su familia desde el camiÓn para decirles lo que estaba pasando, pero no supieron mÁs de Él hasta que despertÓ en el hospital. >> mi hermano se comunicÓ ayer, y gracias, estÁ bien. o sea, como dijo mareado y eso, pero puede hablar. pedro: los tres amigos s

john ramos, kpix 5. >>> firefighter in contra costa county -- firefighters in contra costa county are battling a wildfire. the fire is 90% contained. two wildfires consumed tens of thousands of acres in santa barbara county. 4,000 people have evacuated. including children who had to clear out of a summer camp. containment of the fire is minimal so far. >> reporter: crackling flames burned up more brush in santa barbara, california sunday. helicopters dropped water on the blaze as emergency vehicles raced down the road. this is the fire that started saturday. forcing evacuations in an area very familiar with wildfires. >> in the air. it is hot. the winds are blowing. you hope there is not that spark. >> the fire destroyed 20 structures and burned thousands of acres. >> the fire is burning in an area that hasn't burned in 60 years or orlando in some cases, and the area is effected by the drought. >> reporter: and still burning on both sides of highway 154 with little containment. >> i went down to get milk and couldn't get back. >> reporter: it also forced 90 children and counselors to

. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas.ald trump estÁ en medio de una tormenta polÍtica. se reuniÓ con una abogada rusa durante la campaÑa presidencial. donald trump jr., llevÓ a la reuniÓn a su cuÑado y al entonces directoir donde la cam de trump. todos habrÍan ocultado el encuentro hasta que lo revelÓ el diario the new york times. reportera: donald junior admitiÓ hoy que durante la campaÑa electoral, se habrÍa reunido con una abogada rusa que les prometiÓ información comprometedora sobre hillary clinton. la reuniÓn con la abogada incluyÓ a trump jr., al yerno del presidente y a entonces presidente de la campaÑa. tuvo lugar en la torre trump el 9 de julio de 2016, inicialmente trump jr. hijo que discutieron adopciones de niÑos en rusia y que la abogada la recomendÓ un conocido ruso. >> no hay contradicciÓn en declaraciones, la reuniÓn terminÓ siendo principalmente sobre adopciones. reportera: tambiÉn ofreciÓ testificar en el congreso. >> esto le dio la seÑal al gobierno de rusia que si ellos tenÍan esta informaciÓn, que la

john ramos, kpix 5. >> the city says chairs can be positioned starting tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. till then anything left on the sidewalks will be removed. >>> you can see the parade but will you be able to see the fireworks on tuesday night? away from the shoreline no problem. close to the coast, fog will be effecting the display in san francisco. inland mid-80s by tuesday afternoon. coastal clouds, seasonal inland. you can see the fog reflecting off the cameras. can't see much tonight. 62 degrees concord. oakland 59. livermore 61. san francisco right now, cloudy skies, 54 degrees. cooler as the high pressure relaxes a touch. nothing big. but just a notch or two cooler tomorrow. monday low clouds. there is fog out there. temperature comes down a few degrees. later in the week it begins to warm up. a foggy 4th of july at the shoreline. over night lows tonight, napa 55 degrees. livermore the same. san jose 58. oakland over night lows 57 degrees. and here is how it looks tomorrow. numbers lower than average for this time of year. san francisco should be 67. it will be 65. also 2 deg

kpix 5's john ramos shows us how they are trying to make a difference. >> reporter: we live in a time when competition leads to conflict. but today they decided to burry the hatchet or the clippers. welcome to the first ever united barbers customer appreciation day. [ music playing ] >> reporter: 80 barbers from competing shops came together to throw a free picnic for the city. and free school backpacks and food to die for and it makes since since there are 50 barbershops in this small town. >> everyone likes to have the fresh new style. >> reporter: but there is something else. barbers do much more than just cut hair. >> therapists, counselors. >> reporter: he organized the event not just to thank customers but to send a message as well. >> they trust us. when people see us out here coming together they understand we can do the same thing too. >> reporter: there are the usual differences, young and old, black and white but the barbers discovered that succeeding doesn't always mean the other guy has to lose. >> everybody wants to be competitive and this -- let everybody know, you know

kpix 5's john ramos was out there with the 10,000 people who took part. [ music playing ] >> reporter: the aids walk has been raising money and awareness of hiv aids for 30 years. but today's was different. today the aids walk sent a message. >> because of the political climate that we are in politics and this message has become more central than they have been for the last 12 years. [ music ] >> the message is aimed at those seeking to dismantle obama care which has provided healthcare coverage for people with a pre-existing conditions of hiv. without the coverage many feel the disease will become a rampant killer. >> really sad the political side will make a decision that will destroy lives. >> reporter: a small sports of the aids quilt reminds people of the toll the epidemic took in the 1980s and 1990s. she lived with high school for 25 years and now he is worried about his future as congress contemplates cuts to the medicaid system that pays for his life saving drugs. >> medicaid covers my access to my meds. if i don't have my meds i am as good as gone. >> reporter: now comes a ne

kpix 5's john ramos reports from martinez, where people came out to see the set [ indiscernible ] played the part of small town america this morning, a production crew for the netflix teen drama "13 reasons why" took over a block of downtown filling it with equipment, technicians and lots of background extras. >> is it eye-opening to see what goes into a movie? >> um, it is. yeah. there's so many people involved for every little aspect, you know? it's fascinating to see how much it takes. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: this is season 2 for the controversial series that features a teenaged girl who commits suicide and leaves behind tapes to shame those who tormented her. some have criticized the dark story saying it could lead to real-life suicide. but among spectators today, the feeling was mixed. >> i think it really is the most realistic portrayal of high school today. i mean, the issues that kids are dealing with. >> i kind of go back and forth because i think it has some important scenes and maybe the way they went about it could be a little bit triggering for some people. >> reporter: no o

abc's stephanie ramos starts us off from the scene. >> reporter: tonight, the gunman's final hours leading up to his deadly rampage. >> away from the cars. on this side. >> reporter: with this automatic rifle underneath his lab jacket, police say 45-year-old henry bello walked into the hospital friday afternoon, where he once worked, and headed straight for his target, a doctor on the 16th floor. >> 16th floor. they have people running. advising six to seven shots fired. >> they called "code silver," which means someone has a weapon. >> reporter: told his target isn't there, bello starts shooting. eric fisher taking cover in the bathroom with his wife, mother in law and newborn baby boy. >> my mother in law was tucked in here. my wife was right over here. we had the door locked. but we heard the other door open up and it was several armed policemen with the guns drawn, in the room, and this door swings open, and that's frightening. because, what if they think we're not a good guy. >> reporter: bello ranting in an e-mail to a local paper just two hours before opening fire. "this hospital te

. >> reporter: with a four-year- old son to support, 30-year-old danielle ramos wanted to improve her earning power, so she enrolled in american career institute in massachusetts. >> you can say "i can." >> a.c.i. was promoting a medical assisting certificate that you could receive in nine sinths. sounded really great. >> reporter: but when the institute shut down in 2013, wamos was left with $15,000 worth of student loan debt. e e institute later admitted to falsifying grades and attendance records to qualify for millions in federal aid. momos is among thousands of students with student loan debt from for-profit schools due to predatory practices. under the obama administration, a regulation known as the "borrower defense rule" was created to protect students. massachusetts attorney general maura healey. >> it provides relief to students who have been victimized by these predatory practices. >> reporter: the rule was supposed to be implemented this month, but is now being delayed under the new administration. a spokeswoman from the education s partment tells cbs news "the borrower de

we welcome back ernesto ramos portfolio manager that beamo global asset management. nice to see you again, welcome. >> thank you. >> let's get right to your picks. you pick apple. you say they have yet to enter the hot new markets such as virtual reality, original content, and things like that. >> yes, indeed. apple is essentially an iphonemaker, and they are tapping that market very well. but, they've not yet really realized the full potential of other areas of the market that they have products that they're bringing to market. so we think they have potential for growth in new areas, and they still have a magnificent cash cow in their iphone, and the new iphone 8 release in september will be a pretty big event similar to what the iphone 6 release was a couple of years ago. so we think the stock is trading at below market valuation is a very good pick for both its valuation, and its growth characteristics. >> ernesto, your second choice is another tiny little company that nobody's heard of that also be >> that's the flip to apple is amazon i'm sure you're talking abo

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do what you did after the deaths of officer liu and ramos.urn your backs on this anti-truck leftist socialist cop-hating mayor. do it for me. and that's my open. tell me what you think on my fab * page or twitter, hashtag judge jeanine. joining me is former congressma from from utah, jay somebody chaffetz. what i'm concerned about is the message to law enforcement. what has happened in terms of the normalization of cop hatred? >> there are a lot of reasons why donald trump became the president of the united states. i think the law enforcement component was a big part of it. president trump went to europe and talked about putting america first. made in america. american exceptionalism. then you have the mayor of new york city say donald trump as the president doesn't represent the united states of america. it's an embarrassment to this country. i can't believe the citizens of new york city put up with this guy doing that. it undercuts the president and should never have happened. judge jeanine: what's interesting is that his pressperson said i

yo soy yarel ramos. comenzamos con lo mÁs relevante del dÍa.resionante incendio estÁ consumiendo un edificio que estaba haciendo construido . estÁ localizado cerca de las calles valdÉs y la 23. albergarÍa 193 apartamentos y espacio para comercios.continÚa la alerta en los condados de orange y los Ángeles para dar con una mujer de 31 aÑos que presuntamente secuestro a un joven de 16 aÑos. ellos se conocen. johnson estÁ armada y es considerada peligrosa. viaja en un toyota. es afroamericana, de complexiÓn mediana. >> 18 estados demandan a la secretarÍa de educaciÓn. se acusa de retrasar una ley federal. esta ley fue aprobada en el gobierno de obama y debÍa entrar en vigencia este mes. >> unos 70,000 estudiantes viven en el estado de california. la poblaciÓn de california ha aumentado en un 13% desde el aÑo 2015. >> muchas personas no pueden pagar un abogado y recurren a consultores de inmigraciÓn. sus trabajos siempre han sido limitados por las leyes. normaroque nos explica. >> es consultora de inmigraciÓn. >> es muy triste porque Íbamos aquÍ-- p

john ramos, kpix 5. >>> on to the fire watch. a terrifying ride for one southern california couple forced to flee a wildfire in santa barbara. they had no choice but to drive through it. they made it out unhurt. the same fire also trapped dozens of kids and their counselors at a summer camp. >> reporter: flames burned up more brush in santa barbara, california sunday. helicopters can dropped water on the blaze as emergency vehicles raced down the roads. this is the fire that started saturday. forcing evacuations in an area familiar with wildfires. >> it is in the air. it is hot. the winds are blowing. you hope there is not a spark. >> the fire destroyed 20 structures and burned thousands of acres. >> the fire is burning in an area that hasn't burned in 60 years or older in some cases and the areas is effected by the drought. >> still burning with little containment. >> i went to get milk and could not come back. >> the fire forced 90 children and 50 counselors to seek shelter at a campground and summer camp. >> they were trapped

domiciliaria, la madre de leopoldo lÓpez habla con univisiÓn sobre el cambio que sufriÓ su hijo en ramodio que ocasionÓ una estampida quecobró la vida de nueve personas y dejÓ decenas de heridos. la avalancha se produjo al final y como consecuencia varias manifestaciones previstas para este fin de semana fueron canceladas. en honduras, la sociedad estÁ alarmada por el aumento de la violencia. las palizas aprovechan para reclutar niÑos y entregarlos con armas de fuego. el estado hondureÑo estÁ pariendo la batalla frente al crimen organizado y no estÁ hacia lo suficiente para enfrentar la situaciÓn. claudia mendoza nos explica. claudia: son niÑos de entre 13 y 16 aÑos. no juegan y en este vÍdeo se muestra el entrenamiento que reciben para asumir la prÓxima paliza a la que pertenecen. >> este vÍdeo representa un sector vulnerable del crimen organizado. un sector que ha sido reclutado a razÓn de ofertas o quizÁs amenazas, valiÉndose sobre todo de la limitaciones econÓmicas que pueda tener esta poblaciÓn. claudia: este vÍdeo que fue sustraÍdo de un telÉfono celular y que muestra el adiestram

domiciliaria, la madre de leopoldo lÓpez habla con univisiÓn sobre el cambio que sufriÓ su hijo en ramode un muro del estadio que ocasionÓ una estampida quecobró la vida de nueve personas y dejÓ decenas de heridos. la avalancha se produjo al final y como consecuencia varias manifestaciones previstas para este fin de semana fueron canceladas. en honduras, la sociedad estÁ alarmada por el aumento de la violencia. las palizas aprovechan para reclutar niÑos y entregarlos con armas de fuego. el estado hondureÑo estÁ pariendo la batalla frente al crimen organizado y no estÁ hacia lo suficiente para enfrentar la situaciÓn. claudia mendoza nos explica. claudia: son niÑos de entre 13 y 16 aÑos. no juegan y en este vÍdeo se muestra el entrenamiento que reciben para asumir la prÓxima paliza a la que pertenecen. >> este vÍdeo representa un sector vulnerable del crimen organizado. un sector que ha sido reclutado a razÓn de ofertas o quizÁs amenazas, valiÉndose sobre todo de la limitaciones econÓmicas que pueda tener esta poblaciÓn. claudia: este vÍdeo que fue sustraÍdo de un telÉfono celular y que m

. >> daniel ramos pidiÓ 1 prÉstamo federal de $15,000 para estudiar en 1 centro que cerrÓ.prÉstamo que me dejÓ sin nada, que no me dejÓ lo que esperaba es atemorizante. tengo 1 hijo de 4 aÑos. ahora estas reglas que perdonar las deudas por prÉstamos a estudiantes estafados por institutos estÁn siendo modificadas por el departamento de educaciÓn porque su secretaria dice que son confusas y le costara mucho dinero a los contribuyentes. >> los cambios no afectarÁn a las decenas de miles de reclamos, mientras los fiscales generales de 18 estados y el distrito de columbia demandaron por postergar las regulaciones. en la demanda presentada en washington, los estados dicen que se estÁ usando 1 pretexto para derogar. estÁn buscando restaurarlas. el centro de investigaciones ha revelado que los problemas econÓmicos dificultan el ingreso en la universidad de muchos estudiantes hispanos. para >> si los estudiantes ven que no van a poder tener protecciones y no van a poder sacar prÉstamos, la conclusiÓn principal que tendrÁn es que ellos no pueden participar de la educaciÓn. >> el depa

univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. jorge: buenas tardes.anta despertÓ con la noticia de un crimen inimaginable.martÍnez es acusada de asesinar a puÑaladas a cuatro de sus hijos y a su joven esposa. la Única sobreviviente al ataque fue trasladada al hospital. martÍnez permanece bajo la custodia de la policÍa y en espera de las autoridades migratorias. vilma: todo sucediÓ detrÁs de las paredes de esta vivienda, donde vivÍa la familia mexicana vÍctima de uno de los crímenes mÁs horrendos que se hayan presentado en este estado en la historia reciente. la policÍa dice que despuÉs de las 04:00 a.m. recibieron la llamada de una mujer que hablaba en espaÑol e inicialmente fue difÍcil comunicarse con ella. >> cuando nuestros oficiales llegaron, desafortunadamente se encontraron con cuatro niÑos y un adulto muerto. los cuatro menores tenÍan entre 3 y 10 aÑos de edad. familiares se abrazaban en medio del dolor. la madre fue detenida como sospechosa y le formularon cargos por el presunto asesinato de sus cuatro hijos y esposo y por intentar matar a su

, like if there were a halloween episode. >> just focus your powers. >> ramos salomoned the courage to take in the 4-d experience in san diego. >> we literally ran into somebody who started crying, and they were like, my god, we can't wait to see the show. so i think we're definitely in the right place. >> they're hoping to call midnight, texas, home for a long ti >>> we had rough weather last night, and tracking that is sheena parveen, but also tracking some changes on the way. >> yes, some nice changes on the way. i think we'll see more popping up later today. right now we're nice and dry. afternoon thunderstorms in the forecast. keep your eye on the sky if you're barbecuing, doing anything outside, nice winds tuesday through thursday, friday storms return. the weekend looks good, guys. >> thank you, sheena. >> one of the best parts of joes jim vajs was his passion, love for sports, you saw that every night at the end of the newscast. >> vance mixing it up with our sports anchor, sometimes that was the moment of the show that stayed with you. of all the clips over the year, here are

kpix 5's john ramos shows us. >> reporter: competition leads to conflict, but today they decided to burry. or in this case, the clippers. welcome to the first ever united barbers customer appreciation day. [ music playing ] >> reporter: about 80 barbers from competing shops came together to throw a free picnic for the city. >> reporter: it makes since since there are 50 barbershops in the small town. >> culture thing. everyone likes the fresh new style. >> reporter: there is something else, barbers do more than just cut hair. >> theyests. councilors -- therapists. councilors. >> reporter: he organized the event to sunday message. >> they trust us. when people see us out here coming together, they understand that okay well, we can do the same thing too. >> reporter: there are the usual differences. young and old, black and white. but the barbers have discovered that succeeding here doesn't always mean the other guy has to lose. >> everything always want to be cut throat and competitive. let everybody know, you know, if you need something or don't know how to do something we can come togeth

posteriormente fue internado en la cÁrcel militar de ramo verde, desde un principio el lÍder opositortar lejos de cansarse y rendirse. >> hemos tomado la decisiÓn de iniciar el dÍa de hoy una huelga de hambre. con un petitorio muy completo, primero la liberaciÓn de los presos polÍticos. reportera: apareciÓ dentro de una pequeÑa celda, conversando con su compaÑero de cÁrcel. >> que todos los derechos sean para todas las personas que no se abuse del poder. reportera: lÓpez, estuvo por varios meses en aislamiento sin ni siquiera ver a su esposa e hijos. su Único mÉtodo para comunicarse fue a travÉs de cartas en las que denunciaba maltrato, lÓpez volvió a aparecer en vÍdeo y se dirigiÓ a los militares venezolanos. >>los militares tambiÉn quieren cambio, tambiÉn quieren democracia, tambiÉn quieren libertad y quieren poder ejercer sus funciones, dentro de un estado de derecho. reportera: hace sÓlo dÍas circulÓ un nuevo vÍdeo. desde su voz celda, denunciÓ que estaba siendo torturado. reportera: nos enteramos que recibieron llamada de las autoridades, informando de que sus parientes tambiÉn s

stefani ramos, abc news, bronx, new york. >>> remember that failed musical festival in the bahamas? well, the man behind it has been charge and arrested with fire fraud. william mcfarland developed the event with ja rule. he promised a life-changing music festival and instead delivered a di ssaster. it was delivered as a star-studded spectacle on a secluded island and instead, hundreds were left stranded. >> no electricity or showers or running water. >> it was $4,000 and what we got was closer to i would say zero dollar dollars. >> court documents say that it was altered financial statements saying that his company made millions of dollars and in fact, took in less than $60,000 in the last two years, and mcfarland says that he is not the villain that the government portrays him as, and he could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted. >>> one of the busiest shopping districts in the world is giving us a glimpse into the future of retail, and it is looking very green. a shopping district of oxford street has been transformed into a experimental smart street blending technology wi

posteriormente fue internado en la cÁrcel militar de ramo verde, desde un principio el lÍder opositorde cansarse y rendirse. >> hemos tomado la decisiÓn de iniciar el dÍa de hoy una huelga de hambre. con un petitorio muy completo, primero la liberaciÓn de los presos polÍticos. reportera: apareciÓ dentro de una pequeÑa celda, conversando con su compaÑero de cÁrcel. >> que todos los derechos sean para todas las personas que no se abuse del poder. reportera: lÓpez, estuvo por varios meses en aislamiento sin ni siquiera ver a su esposa e hijos. su Único mÉtodo para comunicarse fue a travÉs de cartas en las que denunciaba maltrato, lÓpez volvió a aparecer en vÍdeo y se dirigiÓ a los militares venezolanos. >>los militares tambiÉn quieren cambio, tambiÉn quieren democracia, tambiÉn quieren libertad y quieren poder ejercer sus funciones, dentro de un estado de derecho. reportera: hace sÓlo dÍas circulÓ un nuevo vÍdeo. desde su voz celda, denunciÓ que estaba siendo torturado. reportera: nos enteramos que recibieron llamada de las autoridades, informando de que sus parientes tambiÉn serÍan libe

locutor:este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas.rÍa: muy buenas noches. comenzamos con el repudio en mÉxico por denuncias de abusos fÍsicos, sexuales y psicolÓgicos a un niÑo de un albergue de guanajuato. un reporte indica que los abusos contaban con la complicidad de ciertos funcionarios y que las autoridades mencionadas, cuando una llamada las alertÓ. jessica: hasta hace poco este albergue para menores en el centro de mÉxico parecÍa un lugar normal, pero los 120 niÑos que estÁn aquÍ vivían amenazas, golpes y hasta abusos sexuales, todo consentido por el director, pedro gutiÉrrez farÍas. >> no solamente el sacerdote, sino al menos ocho personas que integran su equipo. cometen violencia fÍsica con las niÑas y los niÑos. jessica: la investigaciÓn de lo que ocurrÍa comenzÓ con una denuncia anÓnima en marzo del 2016. cuando las autoridades visitaron el lugar encontraron horrores. una monja le quemÓ las manos a una niÑa por haber tomado plastilina. los niÑos llamaban a martÍn bermÚdez "el castigador". los encerraba en un cuarto oscuro s

abc news reporter stephanie ramos on the new details and what the man who hid the treasure is saying.rter: tonight the mystery deepening around a missing treasure hunter who disappeared while looking for gold and jewels in the rocky mountains. 31-year-old eric ashby's friends say he moved to colorado to find $2 million worth of treasure, supposedly hidden by this man, new mexico art dealer and collector forrest fenn. the clues mapped out in fenn's 2010 book, "the thrill of the chase." chest, they're going to be shocked. >> reporter: police say a witness called 911 june 28th, saying a raft along the arkansas river with multiple people in it capsized. others got out. ashby did not. but when police arrived, no one was there. officials discovered human remains friday afternoon, but they have not yet been identified. >> something happened down there that day, and we just want answers. >> reporter: the hunt for riches already blamed for two deaths. >> i want mr. fenn to retrieve the treasure or call off the hunt after he retrieves the treasure. >> reporter: fenn tells me he compiled a list