maribel ramos was a fighter.ning the army and doing two tours overseas before returning to civilian life. but even her military service would not prepare her for the evil she faced back home. here is josh mankiewicz with mystery in orange county. >> orange county, california. on tv, it's a place of sun, fun and privilege. it's where the real housewives first aired their dirty laundry and where the kids from o.c. showed us all what temperature cool really was. around here you get a sense everyone is rich and white and lives in a mansion with a view of the pacific. but step back from the coast and you'll see the orange county that isn't on tv, not as wealthy, not as white, full of those who came here from somewhere else, chasing a better life and finding it in places like santa ana, a mostly working-class immigrant community in the shadow of disneyland. it's the part of the o.c. where people know that to survive, they'll have to work hard. maribel ramos arrived here as a baby, leaving mexico behind. she would not o

but ramos says the family never got a second call.four hours after sara called her family, a neighbor named paul hanson found the mother of two and her 17-year-old daughter kressa shepherd in the driveway, incoherent and barely conscious."both she and my sister have burns on 60% of their body," ramos said.and 30 feet away, hanson found 14-year-old kai shepherd lifeless on the ground."when i got the call about kai i - i couldn't stand," ramos said. "i fell to my knees. i just said 'oh no, oh no!'"ramos found out later that sara and her husband jon were driving away with the kids when both of their cars caught on fire. they jumped out, scattered and lost sight of one another.jon is still sedated in a san francisco hospital.and in an attempt to save her life, kressa lost both of her legs in surgery.ramos says she's not ready to tell her big sister sara that her baby boy didn't survive."i can't imagine waking up to worse news than my sister is going to wake up to," she told cbs13. ramos is blown away by the support from her community so f

josÉ ramos, que trabaja enfrente del lugar nos comparte su inquietud.una no se puede meter ni nada porque uno nunca puede saber. reportera: en esta Área han ocurrido dos homicidios en semanas, violencia que aterroriza a los vecinos del lugar. >> mucha muerte, en menos de quince dÍas cuatro muertes. uno queda traumatizado, hay mucha preocupaciÓn. reportera: la gente estÁ preocupada porque los homicidios han ocurrido con una escuela en la cercanÍa, desde philadelphia noticias univisiÓn 65. illia: han identificado a las vÍctimas que perdieron la vida durante un tiroteo al sur de la calle 12. ambos recibieron disparos en el pecho. testigos dijeron que escucharon algÚn tipo de altercado antes del tiroteo y el hombre armado huyÓ ante un posible cÓmplice. hasta el momento no se han realizado arrestos por el incidente. se busca sospechosos luego de que un repartidor de pizza fue secuestrado. todo ocurriÓ cerca de las 11 de la noche, en la 5748 de baltimore. la vÍctima de 56 aÑos sale, uno de los agresores lo golpea en la parte posterior de la cabeza, la vÍctima

josÉ ramos que vive frente al lugar nos compartiÓ su inquietud. ramos hay que dejarlo quieto, uno no se puede meter porque uno no sabe si el otro tiene armas. ha habido otros incidentes. se queda traumatizado. tengo preocupaciones pero lo que estÁ para uno, esta para uno. presentador: otro hombre fue atacado a disparos. de lo que recibiÓ un disparo en la cabeza, fue llevado al hospital donde fue declarado muerto. Él y un el vÍdeo muestra el sospechoso persiguiendo a la persona antes de golpearlo en la parte posterior de la cabeza, las autoridades creen que los sospechosos tienen entre 14:25 aÑos de edad. presentador: acusando al gobernador de no estar ocupado por los inmigrantes. >> es una injusticia lo que esta haciendo con nuestras familias. reportera: llegaron a la alcaldÍa para exigir que el gobernador use el poder ejecutivo para clausurar las instituciÓn. >> estÁ violando los derechos humanos y tiene que cerrarlo ya. reportera: son aÑos en los que llevan las peticiones para que el centro culmine las operaciones. el gobernador lanzÓ una respue

jorge ramos: cÓmo estÁn? me encuentro en la fortaleza con ricardo rossell.0,000 que ha sido cancelado. tambiÉn, vamos a hablar sobre cuÁl es la situaciÓn de puerto rico, varias semanas despuÉs del paso de los huracanes. al mismo tiempo, estoy preparando un reportaje sobre la alcaldesa, para muchos la controversial alcaldesa de san juan, que tuve la oportunidad de pasar varias horas este domingo. me mostrÓ, en realidad, cómo estÁ la isla en este momento. esta noche nos vemos desde san juan. carolina: estaremos pendientes. tambiÉn, en estados unidos se ven molestias por el mal tiempo. javier: miles de personas estÁn amaneciendo sin luz debido al clima severo que azotÓ la regiÓn. carolina: muchas personas se quedaron sin el servicio. en massachusetts fue mÁs de 130,000. hay Árboles ycables caÍdos. javie: furia en las redes. el actor spacey sna lado de acoso sexual-- es seÑalado de acoso asexual por otro actor. carolina: el actor dice que no recuerda ese momento. sin embargo, se disculpÓ que fue un comportamientoderivado por una borrachera. sin embargo, en las d

jorge ramos estÁ en san juan. jorge: gracias.a no tiene electricidad. hoy, el gobierno de puerto rico decidiÓ cancelar el contrato de 300 millones dde dÓlares con la compaÑÍa white fish.reportera: tendrÁn que hacerlo sin white fish. el tÍtulo ejecutivo de la autoridad elÉctrica sostuvo que si no se actÚa rÁpido, el restablecimiento de energÍa se retrasarÁ de 10 a 12 semanas. el gobernador de puerto rico ordenÓ cancelar el contrato millonario luego de denuncias de trÁfico de influencias y corrupciÓn, las cuales motivaron iinvestigaciones del congreso y auditorÍas locales. "estamos muy decepcionados por la decisiÓn del gobernador rosellÓ". " la decisiÓn sólo harÁ que se retrase lo que el pueblo de puerto rico desea y merece. tener la energÍa elÉctrica restaurada rÁpidamente". una vez white fish termine sus labores de puerto rico a finales de noviembre, otras tres empresas se quedarÁn restableciendo el sistema energÉtico. el cuerpo de ingenieros contratÓ dos compaÑÍas. ¿pero quÉ va a pasar con la polÉmica clÁusula? >> lo Único que h

locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y maria elena salinas. ♪ marÍa: muy buenas nochesÓ con el dramÁtico caso de niÑos con parÁlisis cerebral que fue interceptada por agentes federales en el traslado por ambulancia a un hospital a otro texas. los agentes escoltaron al ambulancia y se mantienen a su ivos migratorios en lugares sensibles. >> dice mi sobrina que le caminaba. maricha: su hija estÁen el hospital de corpus cristi. todo comenzÓ con una familiar trasladaba a la niÑa que padece de parÁlisis cerebral, y acudÍa a una operaciÓn de piedras en la vesÍcula. >> estamos aquÍ desde que tenía tres meses. ella va a cumplir 11 aÑos. toda su vida ha vivido aquÍ. maritza: la prima que la llevaba, mostrÓ los documentos para la operaciÓn de la menor y les dijo que rosita no tenÍa estatus legal. >> dijo que la iba siguiendo una caminata de migraciÓn. que ella no entendÍa por quÉ. maritza: la tuya fronteriza, esta tarde nos confirmÓ que el agente federal estÁ con la menor en el hospital. >> no entiendo. ni que mi niÑa fuera criminal. maritza: es muy angustiante para la familia sa

john ramos introduces to us a group of horse lovers who teamed up through facebook to lend a helping hand. >> reporter: in any large fire, there's the big story and then there's the thousand small ones. on this night, one of those played out on bennett valley road in santa rosa. >> we're unable to get in at the moment but we are working on it with law enforcement. >> reporter: a small army of civilians organized on facebook showed up to collect horses in an area already evacuated. when law enforcement finally let them in, it didn't take long to find those left behind. a small herd of rescue horses living out their lives on ned mcdonald's property. >> but because we don't ride them, we don't have a trailer. so we can't take them out. >> reporter: with the fire burning above them, the rescuers worked to halter the skittish animals. but none of the horses that had even seen a trailer in about four years. so it was a challenge for these inexperienced volunteers. >> you have never handled a horse before? >> never before as was probably evident. >> very large horses, very active, haven't b

kpix 5's john ramos breaks down the numbers. >> reporter: at 10:00 a.m. in the morning the line is whready long at powell d an e marketthe little cable cars begin climbing half way to the stars. >> when you think of san francisco you think of cable cars, the kirby street -- the curvy street. >> the cable cars are a must do experience for the visitors to the city. or are they? ridership has dropped 25% since 2014. from an average of 2,006,600 riders per day down to 15,500 per day in 2016. some are blaming the fair increase from $5 to $7 for the drop. >> i would imagine if i was a residential guy and paid 5 bucks all the time, 7-dollars would shop me. >> reporter: how many locals ride the cable cars any way? the tourists here today didn't seem outraged by the price. >> it is $2. it is worth $7 to ride it. >> the problem may be that the cable cars aren't moving people fast enough. the wait at powell street this morning was an hour and on summer days they could be twice that long and the schedule too, the cable cars sit in a line not moving while hundreds sta

protecting our city. >> reporter: john ramos, kpix 5. >>> tonight the winds are picking up. two weeks ago tonight the winds picked up. that is not happening tonight but on a smaller scale it will be windy over night. 25 miles per hour and favoring the higher elevations again. wind gusts tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. in the upper elevations it will be windy. tonight gusts 35 miles per hour. and it is out of the east. there are dry winds again tonight. no red flag warnings posted but the winds will abate tomorrow afternoon before kicking up again tomorrow night. a little windy in the over night hours at the higher elevations and the temperatures are going to warm as well. the highs got up into the evident sain the bay area. warmer from there. concord 60 degrees. oakland 56. san francisco 62 degrees. san jose 61 degrees. santa rosa 64 degrees. and here is how it looks from the west coast, sunny and warmer for the bay area tomorrow. high pressure begins to build. 80s, just about bay wide tomorrow. temperatures peak in the 90s inland on tuesday and then we will cool it off. over

toby ramos is a total pro.ese years, he has captured thousands of animals and yet only been bitten twice. we were eager to watch-- from a safe distance. he is not in it for the thrill, but rather to protect the species. poaching is only part of the problem. the other threat comes from another species that has flourished here: american crocodiles. they thrive here, crowding out their cuban cousins, and also crossbreeding with them, creating a hybrid species. >> ( translated ): we have only seen this hybridization happening in two very specific areas. plus other areas where only american crocs are present. >> we are working hard to protect what we have today, because we might lose one of these unique populations. >> reporter: cuba is replete with unique populations of rare and endangered species. scientists say the country is a crown jewel of bio-diversity in the caribbean; its mangrove swamps, coral reefs and its populations of unique amphibians, reptiles and birds are all unsurpassed. >> now, we are heading ont

this time it's jaro, ramos. nice play, ramos again.ain for the score, woodrow wilson the big winner 30-20. here's the coach. >> win a little bit but it's the story of this team. >> adversity overcoming and do what you got to do to win, that's what we do. >> a great come back win by woodrow wilson, great night of football at moorestown thanks to everyone four the hospitality and good luck. kate? >>> the weekend is here now and it does not feel like i want you to weekend. should feel in our minds. of feels more like august, we got summertime highs in the 80's. few showers monday, you could be dodging drops during the eagle but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! sold for eight thousand five!? hundred "unicorn in rouge."ell. congratulations, sir. when you need help fast, call us with td asap on the td bank app and skip to the front of the line. hi alex, i have your account

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john ramos introduces to us a group of horse lovers who teamed up with facebook to lend a helping handreporter: in any large fire there's the big story and 1,000 small ones. on this night, one of those played out on bennett valley road in santa rosa. >> we're unable to get in but we are working on it with law enforcement. >> reporter: a small army of civilians organized on facebook showed up to collect horses in an area already evacuated. when law enforcement finally let them in, it didn't take long to find those left behind. a small herd of rescue horses living out their lives on ned mcdonald's property. >> we don't ride them, we don't have a trail to take them out. >> reporter: with the fire burning above them, the rescuers work to halter the skittish animals but none of the horses had ever seen a trailer in about four years so it was a challenge for these inexperienced volunteers. you have never handled a horse before? >> never. as is probably evident from th footage over there. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the rescues horses haven't been handled for a long time? >> very large horses,

they can do is come back and visit and, you know, keep sonoma alive and strong. >> in sonoma, john ramoskpix 5. >> prior to the fires, tourism in the area was booming the wine industry itself directly supports more than 20,000 jobs. >>> time now 4:51. cyclists and drivers fighting for space on bay area roads may have led to some dangerous confrontations in recent days. we'll show you one of them. >>> okay. ready for another round of hot weather? the beaches are cooler in the 70s, not the 80s today. 89 degrees in santa clara. 90 for mountain view, fremont 90, as well. east bay temperatures upper 80s, low 90s, near record- breaking. not expecting to shatter too many today. that happened yesterday. sonoma will be 91. napa 91, as well. to the north ukiah, 89, cloverdale 90. >>> a santa clara county man is accused of stealing a lot of mail. the sheriff's office says that a deputy tried to pull over 27- year-old justin rucker on sunday morning. but he sped away. they caught him when his car hit a curb. the sheriff's office says that they found $80,000 in stolen checks and mail from more than 1

emilio ramos nos dice cual ser el futuro de la madre de la pequeÑa banner : wind blowing memorial siteiatura" aqu el dolor es tan palpable como el viento nat: wind blowing memorial site nat: "duele tambien hay un sentimiento .. llorando. llorando." mpetu. nat: "puras mentiras está diciendo" esta --- es la familia de sherin nat: "era una niña" que nunca conoci nat: "tan indefensa tan inocente" pero que ahora cuidan de ella. nat: "pues yo paso por aquí todos los días" y por ella exigen justicia. nat: "puras mentiras está diciendo ya que diga la verdad" las autoridades mantienen su enfoque sobre wesley mathews - padre adoptivo de la menor. esta maÑana fue recluido en la crcel del condado dallas 24 horas despues de que el mdico forense confirmara que el cadver hallado en este desague a cuadras de su casa - era el de sherin. nat: walking into jail antes de su traslado comparti una versin distinta de los hechos. ayer le dijo a la polica que la pequeÑa par de respirar cuando el intentaba darle su leche --- y le "ayudaba" para que terminara. segn el - la niÑa se ahog y perdi el pulso. nat: wal

but only after whitefish completes its current work. >> it becomes effective in 30 days. >> so far ramos says whitefish has been paid nearly $11 million. and there is another $9.8 million payment that is pending. the company which has hired more than 350 people to do the work in puerto rico says it's very disappointed in the decision by the governor to ask that the contract be cancelled. adding that it will only delay what the people of puerto rico want and deserve. >> if the governor gets his way in and that contract is cancelled the governor wants to bring in more power crews from new york and florida. a lot of people have asked how did whitefish first get in contact with the puerto rican power officials. the c.e.o. of whitefish said that he reached out to them using the social media site linkedin sending them a message shortly before hurricane maria made landfall, elaine. >> quijano: david, thank you. >> quijano: david, thank you. exactly five years ago superstorm sandy battered the northeast. gorts of new york and new jersey were devastated it was the hecond costliest storm in u.s. h

i think this contract must have been viewed by many other than ramos.my: do you believe fema had a role in this? they said they didn't looked at the contract, it is prepa's fault. interesting fema's response when it found out about the scandal. as long as whitefish was being called into question will the government of puerto rico was telling the country that fema was going to reimburse the money, fema didn't react. it is only now the congress of the united states at the media in the united states and worldwide has called into question his contract. fema only reacted on friday saying it had nothing to do with the contract. so we need to call into question the silence, why there were so much silence for such a long time. amy: ryan zinke's son worked for whitefish, not to mention whitefish is ryan zinke's hometown. do you think ryan zinke should be investigated? how did this contract happen? and have you met with the men running the show here, all of the whitefish workers they are importing? not that there are that many right now full's tough -- not that t

>> ricardo ramos. very, very ineffective. very inappropriate.rankly, somebody that doesn't even know what he is signing. amy: in the other contract? there is a $200 million -- cobra contract? had at when i haven't chance to look at it. we got it this morning. amy: this also signed be the head of prepa? >> yes, also signed by the head of prepa. it is interesting because when you look at these contracts, some of them -- i don't know -- i think it is this one. already has a den them -- addendum's to them. there have already been changes. >> these are the rates for hours. amy: cobra is know, based contract. i don't know if there's any relationship between scott pruitt, the former oklahoma attorney general and now the head of the environmental protection agency. >> i don't know, either. i do know that two and three is five and there is $500 million utterly one of which is null and void. it is very difficult to understand d that in the united states, contractual law would allow one of the parties to be taken for a ride. this contracts -- not good for

. ♪ ♪ locutor: Éste es un noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ marÍa elena: muymanas despuÉs del azote del huracÁn marÍa, el presidente donald trump por fin visitÓ puerto rico en compaÑÍa de su esposa melania. jorge: la visita ocurre despuÉs de fuertes crÍticas por la lentitud de su gobierno tras el paso del huracÁn marÍa. pasamos con ilia calderÓn, que estÁ en vivo desde san juan. ilia: desde que pasÓ el huracÁn marÍa se ha convertido el centro de operaciones de la alcaldesa de san juan. vamos a hablar con ella en segundos. el presidente trump llegÓ hoy y repartiÓ algunos objetos. comparo la tragedia de puerto rico. reportero: el presidente trump llegÓ acompaÑado de la primera dama. no se esperaba la presencia de la alcaldesa de san juan y ese apretÓn de mano a quien ella habÍa criticado. estas imÁgenes de trump lanzando suministros ha producido todo tipo de reacciones. el presidente felicitÓ a los puertorriqueÑos porque segÚn Él sÓlo se perdieron 16 vidas. hay una realidad que trump no vio cerca. esta familia ahora se ha visto obligado a estar en el segundo pis

(philippe)belia ramos/supervis or- "we are now switching over towards recovery mode.t's a day i have looked forward to for a week." an historically deadly and destructive week in napa county... that ends on a positive note. for four of the past six days... the napa valley was under a red flag warning... but as of early sunday morning... that is no longer the case. napa county fire chief barry biermann says the weather has taken a turn for the better. fire fighters are still working in extremely dry conditions with low humidity. but the wind isn't kicking up like it has been... so, crews are inching closer to getting the upper hand on the atlas fire.barry biermann/napa county fire dept.- "little to no growth is occuring right now. um, we have basically line all the way around the fire and we'll continue to mop up and we will get further containment as, uh, things go on." on sunday, biermann saying the nunes fire was a priority, since so much progress has been made on the atlas fire.barry biermann/napa county fire dept.- "we're working this area of dry creek, mount vett

locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y maria elena salinas.es, dos semanas despuÉs del azote del huracÁn marÍa el presidente donald trump por fin visitÓ puerto rico. esto en compaÑÍa de su esposa, melania. jorge: esto ocurre despuÉs de fuertes crÍticas por la lentitud de su gobierno luego del paso del huracÁn marÍa. ilia: muy buenas noches, los saludo desde el coliseo roberto clemente. se ha convertido en el centro de operaciones era alcaldesa de san juan, carmen julÍn el presidente trump llegÓ hoy a la isla y. visitÓ algunas Áreas. repartiÓ algunos objetos entre personas damnificadas y comparÓ la tragedia de puerto rico con la tragedia de katrina. vilma: el presidente trump llegÓ acompaÑado de su esposa migraÑa y varios asesores. lo recibiÓ el gobernador de la isla y alcaldes locales. nos esperaba la presencia de la alcaldesa de san juan y menos este apretÓn de manos con el presidente a quien ella habÍa criticado duramente por el envÍo de ayuda federal. ha producido todo tipo de reacciones. el president puertorriqueÑos porque segÚn Él sÓlo se

lo que me gusta que dice ademÁs jorge ramos es que no hay que normalizarlo y tiene toda la razÓn.i mujer. pedro: ¿qué te pasa, eh? apúrate, tenemos que salir en menos de diez minutos. dale. nadia: no me parece correcto que vayamos al funeral de joaquín. ni tú nite

lo que me gusta que dice ademÁs jorge ramos es que no hay que normalizarlo y tiene toda la razÓn.utos. dale. nadia: no me parece correcto que vayamos al funeral de joaquín. ni tú ni yo tenemos nada que haceí.

necesita es estar en paz con el arbitraje ---es que en realidad marc diferencia la decision de cesar ramosde prorroga -- aunque me parece que le falt manejo de partido a honduras y en el pecado pag la penitencia --mxico por primera vez en 19 aÑos terminar de lider en la eliminatorias con 21 puntos ---costa rica lleg a 16 --mientras que estados unidos -- panam y honduras se jugarn el boleto en la ultima jornada martes de octubre ---honduras por todo o nada ante mxico --- panam va por su primer boleto al mundial ante costa rica ---y estados unidos visitar a trinidad y tobago --- debut mexico en el mundial sub- 17 enfrent a un rival que en el papel pareca "pan comido" pero que en la realidad termin siendo un equipo ordenado y con buen potencial ofensivo --- agarraron mal parada a la defensa del "tri" y la mision era buscar al goleador al matador "mohamed dawood" que cuando entra en contacto con el baln es un depredador gol de la seleccin de irak --- en la segunda mitad mexico meti ms presin y logr empatar el juego --- marcador final uno a uno vamos a la primera pausa y al regresar --hablaremo

. ♪ locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas.noches el presidente trump hablÓ de inmigraciÓn y no hay ningÚn cambio importante en su postura. le va a poner fin a la llegada en cadena de familares inmigrantes y defendiÓ la idea de construir un muro en la frontera. en una nueva ley de inmigraciÓn mucho mÁs dura. lourdes: hoy el presidente trump hablÓ del futuro de daca a sus prioridades. deben poder hacer algo, dijo refiriÉndose ... atraviesan la frontera. " necesitamos el muro mÁs que nunca", indicÓ el presidente. mÉxico tiene terribles problemas, afirmÓ . >> si bien mÉxico tiene problemas importantes, estados unidos tambiÉn tiene un papel y una responsabilidad. reportera: ante estos requisitos daca no avanzara. >> esto serÍa muy costoso para estados unidos. reportera: el presidente tambiÉn almorzÓ con el lÍder de la mayorÍa republicana, luego de haberse criticado mutuamente. " mi relaciÓn con este caballero es extraordinaria",b asÍ todo dijo que entendía steve bannon que este fin de semana le declarÓ la guerra a la clase dirigent

morning from barcelona and in a dread martin ramos thanks to both of. at least seventeen people have been killed in coordinated attacks in somalia's capital mogadishu dozens more have been wounded it started when a car packed with explosives was detonated outside a popular hotel shortly afterwards another car bomb exploded nearby on militants then stormed the hotel prompting a drawn out gun battle with police several senior officials are said to be among the dead the extremist group has claimed responsibility. or kenya is a country in political limbo officials have again postponed a rerun of the presidential election scheduled in several areas considered to be opposition strongholds the cost of the divisive vote is becoming ever clearer at least nine people have been killed since thursday in clashes between protesters and police. there's no sign of any letup in the violence in kenya as opposition strongholds little progress either on the election two days after voting in the rest of the country polling has again been delayed in four counties where resid

the democratic opposition in venezuela including former national assembly speaker henry ramos house won the european union's sakharov prize for human rights the european parliament said it wanted to reward the courage of politicians and students fighting for freedom in the face of venezuela's repressive government. the fight against america's opioids drug epidemic used to get a boost from president trump he said to declare a national emergency the u.s. is battling a surge in opioid related deaths including thirty three thousand lives lost in twenty fifty eight years to try made fighting opioid addiction a priority of his election campaign. the castle officials are set to call a snap regional election for the twenty eighth of december this is according to local media reports catalan president carlos push tomorrow is due to make going to us within the hour it's a move that could help break the month long deadlock between the government of madrid and catalan separatists who are looking for independence from spain for barcelona newspapers as opposed to more talk this decision to try to conv

i'm stephanie ramos. abc news, washington. what can you do with two bacon, egg anfor $5 from dunkin'? settle a debt. make a friend. save the day. or keep 'em both for this handsome devil. with two bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches for $5 the future is in your hands. america runs on dunkin'. >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. larry: right now, one help -- helpful puerto rico -- right now , help for puerto rico at the megamart. if you can help, please stop by and make a donation in hyattsville. i'm larry smith. autria: i'm autria godfrey. first, let's get a check of your forecast on this thursday morning with veronica johnson. veronica: we are adding just a little bit of a twist to your forecast. the last couple days, we have had warm weather and sunshine. today, we are going to have clouds. degreesgetting 70 it is going to be a morning that really does not feel like an early fall day for us. short sleeves, you want to have those on today. dress like it is mid-august across the area. you have mid 80's through culpep

ramos and mindy is joining me right now. mindy, i am so sorry for your loss and what you must be feeling right now. what are the prognosis for your family? >> they are going to make a recovery but tast loit is goinga long road. we are hoping early next week that jonah regain his speech. we have not been able to communicate with any of them. we don't believe they know that kyle has passed. >> i cannot imagine having to share that news with them. walk me through of what you learned as far as what happened. >> they fled their house in a timely manner, they were alerted by a neighbor that the fire is coming. they got in their cars and headed down the drive way. the fires moved up the mountains quickly. their car caught on fire so they had to flee on foot. they were terribly panicked and disoriented. john went downhill and sarah and kai went uphill. we have no idea why they were separated at that point. they were separated when kyle was found, he was about 30 feet down the drive way where my sister were found, all three of them w

fan as well as former national assembly speaker henry ramos on the country's democratic opposition have been awarded the european union soccer uk prize for human rights the european parliament said it wanted to reward the courage of politicians and students fighting for freedom in the face of the country's repressive government. and german national peter storrie and seven other human rights activists have been released on bail after spending three months in a turkish prison they were arrested during a digital security workshop in istanbul and charged on and jailed on terror charges as part of opposed to crackdown mr store in this case is one of many diplomatic flashpoints between turkey and germany his release could signal a thaw in relations. thursday morning in istanbul for paint a nightmare has ended after more than one hundred days behind bars the human rights worker is once again a free man after his release from prison. his comments on what happened made his ordeal clear. i'm really grateful and i can say we are really grateful. for everybody who supported us legally. diplomatical

enrique: jorge ramos entrevisto hoy al gobernador de puerto rico, ricardo rosellÓ. lo que contestÓ. ricardo: estoy aquÍ para tener resultados, no para enfocarme lo que se estÁ diciendo lo que se estÁ hablando. todos los dÍas nosotros estamos viendo que la catÁstrofe real es lo que ocurriÓ en puerto rico, es un huracÁn. acostado daÑos masivos. en eso es lo que nos tenemos que enfocar. no es a lo que uno diga o el que otro diga. mi trabajo es mantenerme trabajando para que el pueblo de puerto rico pueda tener los resultados, yo no me voy a meter en esas peleas. yo voy a solamente enfocarme en una, en la lucha del pueblo de puerto rico para que pueda salir de esta emergencia y para que pueda tener todos los recursos para reconstruir todo. precisamente te estoy diciendo que yo no estoy de acuerdo con eso. enrique: la entrevista completa en estedomingo en el programa " al punto ". ilia: dos extremistas derechas en contra de trump. el famoso presentador de televisiÓn roger limbo mostrÓ preocupación por las altitudes del dictador. pablo gato tiene mÁs. pablo: ahora de la m

. ♪ ♪ ♪ presentador:este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas.rno de donald trump sigue con su pelea en contra de los indocumentados. el fiscal general viajÓ a texas y atacÓ a la ciudad de santuario. el fiscal dijo que eran un flagelo. pedro:el fiscal general de la naciÓn llegó a austin para reunirse cara a cara con autoridades que a su juicio, se han rehusado a colaborar con la captura y deportaciÓn de inmigrantes indocumentados. la actividad estuvo rodeada de protestas de activistas. >> no lo queremos a Él, ni el presidente. pedro: el fiscal dijo que buscan adelantar los casos de su oficina en el estado y hablÓ del tema migratorio. rechazÓ el programa de daca y criticÓ las ciudades santuario. >> estamos resueltos a combatir este flagelo, no podemos continuar otorgando los recursos federales a ciudades que estÁn poniendo en rijo la seguridad de agentes federales y frustrando sus intenciones de reducir el crimen. pedro: entre la audiencia que lo acompaÑaba estaba la alguacil del condado travis. a su salida se negÓ a dar declaraciones. >> estoy en

mÁs de un mes de que puerto rico haya sido devastada por el huracÁn marÍa nuestro presentador jorge ramosl gobernador ricardo rosellÓ para tener un balance de primera mano de esta prometedora reconstrucciÓn. jorge: me encuentro en la mansiÓn del gobernador de puerto rico " llamadas "la fortaleza". es muy importante que estÉn atentos, vamos a encontrar -conversar sobre el contrato o de la empresa whitefish y tambiÉn vamos a estar hablando sobre la situaciÓn de puerto rico varias semanas despuÉs de los pasos del huracÁn irma y marÍa. tambiÉn estoy preparando un reportaje sobre la alcaldesa, para muchos, la controversial alcaldesa carmen julie cruz con quien tuve la oportunidad de conversar varias horas este domingo me mostrÓ cómo estÁ la isla. regresÓ con ustedes. carolina: estaremos pendientes del noticiero a las 6:30. el estados unidos y en otras partes de estados unidos se ven molestias por el mal tiempo. javier: miles de personas estÁn amanecen los hilos en el noreste del paÍs debido al clima severo que azotÓ la regiÓn. la peor parte se la llevÓ el sur de nueva inglaterra. carolina: en

capriles dijo que no seguirÁ en la mesa mientras ahÍ este henry ramos, lÍder del partido de esos gobernadorestomando leche. marÍa elena: en tampa unen esfuerzos para protegerse de un posible asesino en serie. .hoy se presento en publico en la marÍa elena: hoy se presentÓ en pÚblico otra mujer que acusa al sÚper productor de hollywood, harvey weinstein, de asalto sexual. declarÓ que fue a la casa para mantener la relaciÓn laboral pero Él la forzÓ a tener un encuentro sexual. el padre de una niÑa de tres aÑos desaparecida en texas, cambiÓ su historia. habÍa dicho que castigÓ a la niÑa dejÁndola fuera de la casa porque no tomÓ su leche y que ella se esfumÓ. pero ahora dice que la menor se ahogÓ mientras bebÍa leche. el hombre estÁ cuarto con una fianza de 1,000,000 de dÓlares. karen: la policÍa de richardson confirmÓ que el pequeÑo cuerpo hallado el domingo en una desembocadura de desagüe, le pertenece a jerry matthews, de tres aÑos. la vecina del forense. identificarla a travÉs de su dentadura aunque no ha determinado la causa exacta de muerte. el padre adoptivo de la pequeÑa, pues le -- wesley

con jorge ramos y maria elena salinas. ♪ jorge: muy buenas noches, comenzamos con el ataque del presidenteerto rico que culpÓ de tener una desastrosa infraestructura. y de ser culpable de ser la crisis financiera que padece. 23 dÍas del paso de maría 45 personas han muerto en la isla, 83 por ciento de los usuarios no tienen electricidad y mÁs de la mitad tampoco tienen agua potable. aÚn asÍ trump advirtiÓ que no enviar ayuda a la isla. ... no puede quedarse para siempre en puerto rico, devastado por un huracÁn hace tres semana. el mandatario tweet yo que la infraestructura de puerto rico era un desastre ante de los huracanes y que enfrenta una crisis financiera que en gran parte es su culpa. >> por quÉ el presidente de --al presidente de los estados unidos no le importa? no nos quiere. reportera: la casa blanca defendiÓ el twitter del mandatario. " nuestra naciÓn respaldarÁ a los ciudadanos estadounidenses en puerto rico hasta que se haga el trabajo, esperamos que sea pronto y que los militares y fema puedan retirarse porque se han recuperado lo suficiente". tambiÉn la cÁmara de representa

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y maria elena salinas. ♪ jorges cosas no se ven bien en california. baja humedad y fuertes vientos arruinanlos congresos para mantener los 20 incendios forestales. es casi del tamaÑo de la ciudad de nueva york. 32 muertos y mÁs de 450 heridos. y se buscan a cientos de desaparecidos. >> han pasado cinco dÍas y el norte de california continÚa ardiendo. incendios mÁs letales en la historia del estado. y busca nuevas vÍctimas los bomberos. y tanto humo en el aireque prefieren acampar lejos del lugar. >> para no ocasionar mÁs problemas mejor me vine al mar. >> otros .... entre los que a evacuaron, hay algunos que todavÍa no pueden regresar a sus caso . encontramos una familia que pesar de haberse quedÓ sin techo, tenÍa la esperanza de que algo se hubiese salvado entre las llamas. >> tenemos un parto con muchas cosas valiosas. reportero: cristina lÓpez se escapÓ con su bebÉ minutos antes de que llegaron las llamas. hoy vuelve a lo que fue su casa. >> en la primera vez que vengo a verla. muy triste llegar a la casa donde

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. >> but as john ramos shows us, the most memorable thing he brought home to his humans was love. >> from the moment karen flinn took in a small pharrell kitten, she knew he was a -- for real kitten, she knew he was, -- ferrell kitten, he knew he was different. >> he has found razor blades and broken glass. >> reporter: four years ago, she learned the truth of darwin. he loves bringing stuff home to her. it started with leaves and then wrappers and gloves and the occasional slipper. up to seven to eight new items per night to her bedroom door. >> he went through a few months of junk mail. he was big on stealing junk mail. and mail mail, too. so there were a few things, you know, that were return to sender. >> reporter: so much stuff that karen rigged up a motion activated camera to the bathroom window of her home to document darwin's deliveries. people loved seeing what the cat drug in. so karen created a facebook page and posted photos of his latest haul. she would save the posts for times when the nightly news was depressing just to cheer people up. but then about three weeks ago,

reporting live, stephanie ramos, abc7 news. >> thanks.to the president's comments, also held a moment of silence on the white house lawn in honor of the shooting victims, later called for unity. the president and first lady participated in the ceremony along with vice president mike pence and his wife. president and first lady will visit las vegas on wednesday after going to puerto rico tomorrow. mr. trump ordered white house flags to half staff. clark county commission chair started a gofundme page to support victims and families. raised $1.8 million since this morning. >>> rock icon tom petty in the hospital this afternoon, reports he's not doing well. tmz reports he's off life support but still alive in critical condition. rushed to hospital from malibu home. just wrapped up show with heartbreakers. appeared in may and august. known for "running down a dream," "free falling" and "american girl". >> and many more. >>> several big events in san francisco this week. >> live report on the extra security you can expect in the wake of the la

. ♪ locutor: Éste es un noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ marÍa: el presidentepuso alto precio para el acuerdo para proteger a los soÑadores. amenaza con descarrilar a los jÓvenes indocumentados que sus padres trajeron al paÍs. hablamos sobre las fuertes exigencias que tuvo donald trump. >> la larga lista de demandas migratorias del presidente, dicen sus asesores que no deberÍan de sorprender a nadie. >> el pueblo exige que se resuelva el tema de migraciÓn. si los demÓcratas quieren ayudar a los soÑadores, que trabajen en conjunto con la administraciÓn. periodista: entre las exigencias estÁn los fondos para la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo y dinero para contratar jueces y agentes de inmigraciÓn. pide que se eliminen beneficios para menores centro americanos no acompaÑados que entraron de forma ilegal al paÍs. que se bloqueen los fondos para las ciudades santuario y que se terminen las leyes sobre captura y liberaciÓn. todas a son promesas que hizo donald trump durante la campaÑa. aunque el presidente habÍa dicho que los fondos para el muro se podrÍa considera