y va cons ergio ramos, gana r sergio ramos. >> la categora de sergio ramos y otra vesz vuelve espaÑalaÑae. ramos. carlos vargasjal. este centro largo, de tiro a la pelota. >> era no lleagr hasata los e segundos para que salgan y de e despejen. >> alvaresz e el piso se volvi acalambrar jordi alaez. >> rodriogo que quiebra la ci r cintura, encara, viene y aqu e t esta el rebote. casi carlos vargarvajal otra ve. >> se patino, que jugada rodrigo. >> busca donde esta el pasto que lo hizo patinar. parecie kylian mbapp rorigo. >> muy bien ah los dos en el c n centro de ataque. la bicicleta y otra vez muy bien el arquero ruso. >> como que el bate le pega con la pierna izquierda. >> va a despejar. >> a ver que hace rusia ahora. >> creo que no van. >> si se repliegan. >> tiene que attener atencin enl rebote rusia. >> una que van a tener en lo u que queda del aprtpartido. >> finalmente le gana para que p pueda llegar uno a despuisputar. >> que sea maÑana, estaremos en samara para mxico-brasil. pide marca croaciay y las cob u coberturas de las eleccioneeltb rusia, la tiene niel caligiur caligiuri. r

ramos pled guilty to harassment. >> he befriended her on facebook. and he would use all the information he gathered from her to attack her. >> reporter: ramos upset at the article lashing out on twitter. in this tweet writing that he wished two of the paper's editors would "cease breathing." >> we had actually contacted the police. >> reporter: police interviewed ramos but claim employees at the paper did not want to press charges because it might inflame the situation. an officer involved in the investigation writing that he "did not believe that ramos was a threat." now, ramos is behind bars facing five counts of first-degree murder as hundereds took to the streets friday to remember the five people killed in the shooting thu some of the paper's reporters also there. like rachael pacella who was injured in the attack. >> what do i want the world to know about my colleagues? that i'll miss them. >> reporter: the paper's staff resilient, releasing this video of them printing the saturday edition. tom, tonight, investigators hope that the suspect will

ramos says heúll continue to work for his hometown(ramos)'if we lose this for some reason, iúm not donern and raised here, iúm going to stay here.' here.' (vicki) ramos adds that, if elected, he'll be the youngest portuguese-american politician in history.(grant) that would surely be a cool thing to have on your resume. (vicki) up next-- find out why actress scarlett johansson is backing out of the upcoming transgender movie role... (grant) actress scarlett johansson is backing out of a transgender movie role -- this comes after a backlash over her casting by the transgender community. news came out earlier this month that johansson was cast as dante "tex" gill in the movie "rub and tug." the real-life crime kingpin was born lois jean gill...but identified as a man. the casting led many on social media to wonder why a transgender actor wasn't cast. in a statement, johansson says she decided to respectfully withdraw her participation in the project and understands why many feel the character should be portrayed by a transgender actor. it's unclear where production stands on the movie, no

jarrod ramos, who she says cyb stalked her for years. still living in fear, she asked us to withhold her full name and location and mask her identity. >> i have been traumatized and tormented and terrorized for so long that it has, i think, changed the fiber of my being. >> reporter: ramos now behind bars, charged with five counts of first-degree murder, after police say he went on a deadly shooting rampage inside the newsroom of the "capital gazette" news room in annapolis, maryland, tiving the l of five employees. a suspected motive for the grudge ramos i held against the paper for coverage of his criminal harassment conviction in 2011. lori, the victim in that case, recall s their interactions started out friendly. >> he reached o to me via e-mail to ask if remembered him from high school. i replied to him that i did not. >> reporter: months later, after several exanges, things changed dramatically. lori says when she department respond to eails quickly enough, his became hthreatenin. said, "f you, go kill yourself. you're going to ne

ramos says heúll continue to work for his hometown(ramos)'if weose this for some reason, iúm not done, born and raised here, iúm going to stay here.' (justine) ramos adds that, if elected, he'll be the youngest portuguese-american politician in history.(jrs) and a good luck to him. (jrs) follow the music. how you can enjoy secret performances in golden gate park. <"happy birthday young lady"> (justine) when one woman sets out to perform 35 random acts of kindness... the way one person thanks her ends up giving her a new mission. (justine) a houston woman thought she was just doing a good deed .. when she bought food for a homeless man. (jrs) then he thanked her with a song that left her wanting to find him again. reporter steven romo has the story. cristala poole's 35th birthday plans fell through this week. but instead of sulking, she decided to focus on others.cristala poole/celebrating birthday "doing 35 random acts of kindness." paying for someone's gas, covering a woman's bus fare a then delivering a meal to a homeless person that brought her downtown and led her to maurice.crist

we have our former board member, hello ramos in the audience today. he's no longer sitting up here with us. i want to take some time to honor and thank him for his service on the sfmta board of directors. . all while working at transform full time to help maximize community engagement especially among under represented stakeholders and build awareness and support throughout the region. as you can tell from listening to that, sfmta is one link in the chain of dedication that he has given to public transportation. he helped our board feel w elcoming to all. his ability to connect to the public in spanish made many feel comfortable and welcome here and heard. he was the first chamber to champion buses. helping us become the first big transit agency across the entire bus system. i have chosen saying this. i would be in tears if i didn't know where he was. he will continue to build on that career dedication to public transportation. we appreciate your service. [applause] i'm going to come down to give you a plaque and have our former chair to say a few wor

ramos sued for defamation and lost. police say a likely motive for his rampage. inside the newsroom that day, photographer paul gillespie, who hid under his desk in fear, says the gunman shot employee after employee. when he stopped hearing gunshots, gillespie made a run for it. >> i started running. i heard him chase me. i heard footsteps behind me. >> reporter: he made it out. five of his colleagues did not. he hasn't slept much. when he closes his eyes, he sees them. >> we loved them. we're like a tight family in there. >> reporter: that capital newsroom is forever closed. staff now work in a temporary space covering five funerals this week. >> there was never any question that we were going to publish. when something happens in annapolis, "the annapolis capital" covers it. >> reporter: upholding a profession they love and honoring those who died doing it. catie beck, nbc news, annapolis, maryland. >>> there has been another tragic turn after the stabbing rampage in boise, idaho. police confirming today that the 3-year-old girl stabbed at her own birthday part

the. >> even though ramos is behind bars thi woman i still afraid of him. >> i would be afraid that he could show up anywhere anytime and kill me. he is very cold. hecus veryted and he is very intelligent. i still don't feel safe. i know he's in prison. i know he can't come get me today, but i have been tormented and traumatized anderrized nk soong that it has i t changed the fiber of my being. one thing that do feel now is that he can no longer. silence >> despite her fear, she says she isg speak up now in order to help other people who have been victims of stalking. >> thank you. >>> "nbc nightly news" checks in with thetaff of the "capital gazette" to see how they are coachi with the traumatic loss of five colleagues and to see newspapert for the that's ahead on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt right after our newscast. > three weeks after president trump declared north korea is no longer a nuclear threat, tit house refuses to confirm or deny exclusive nbc news reporting that north korea is secretly ramping up its nuclear efforts. the president was far more forthcoming today onno

bail and investigators say he barricaded backdoor of the newsroom before coheng in frontnd firing off ramos had air history of making threats capital gazette and employee and after the paper mos criminal onlinecle about harassment conviction in 2011 against a woman he went to high school with and had not mos sued paper for defamation and lost.t monday morning thaman spoke to the today show on nbc not want toling reveal her highty she says ramos reached out to her via email. at first things were friendly and after a few months she did not respond quickly enough and his become threatening. >> he said f'rt go kill you yourselfe going to need a protective order. he's very cold. she i he is very intelligent. >> well meanwhile the first funeral for one of the five raf'ctreimes fm the fu re bueay andtakg finplunacinalt policefo ainth more in the region yondz. what is trend hey, ngicink. >> here are the top stories at this hour. a body caooge show fimerefighraters riceing to put out a plays in california as th doused a fire consumeing a shevethey dred a dog chained in a keepel. they were able to re

afterwards ramos sued the paper for defamation.in 2015 but ramos continued to write threatening messages about the paper and its employees on social media. laurie says she's speaking out now because she wants to empower other stalking victims. >> one thing i do feel now is that he can no longer silence me. >> reporter: nbc news has reached out to the attorney now representing ramos but has not heard back. in 2013, the newspaper alerted police about ramos and his online threats. police say they dropped that investigation for fear they would provoke him. willie and savannah. >> chilling to hear from laurie there. catie beck, thank you very much. >>> let's turn to dylan, in for al. the weather is the story of the day. >> it is. we had rains over iowa, four-mile creek overflowed its bank. some parking lots reported about 4 feet of water. people were trying to get out of their cars and escape floodwaters as it did become intense, especially saturday night. today our threat of heavy rain is going to occur down along the golf course, west

jorge: el actor y activista mexicano, diego luna, hablÓ recientemente con jorge ramos sobre su iniciativaadana y las demandas que deberÍan hacer al nuevo gobierno de lÓpez obrador. >> tienes todo el derecho de exigirle en quÉ méxico quieres vivir y cuÁles quieres que sean las prioridade. tenemos que estar ahÍ para predicarles lo que no hacen bien. enrique: en la entrevista completa este domingo. ilia: un lÍder con un turbio pasado, una organizaciÓn de superaciÓn personal y un grupo de mujeres marcadas como si fueran ganado.

police say jarrod ramos sent a letter to the virginian pilot that arrived there yesterday.s unclear what was in that leer whether it was addressed to anyone specic. but we do know a reporter who used to work for the capital-gazette wadho ramos h sued now works for the virginian pilot. norfolk police have turned the fletter over to thebi and police have said ramos actually sent several threatening letters the day of the annapolis shooting. >> ♪ >> 4:35 is the time right now. time to check weather and traffic aith erin comnd mike thomas. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> happy friday. >> happy friday. so, what's up? well,. [laughter] >> let's get right to it. no time to waste. we're starting t day off inin. literaly, it's the sameav temperature e the past thre days in a row. >> it fee tls warmern 80 outside. >> that's because themi's more dity in place put that's the sign of a cold front about to move through the region. >> okay. >> you just wait until the weekend. >> oh really, how cool is it going to get. >> oh god i need a joke for this but by the time you wake up t

police arrested ramos in the newsroom.he blocked an exit before shooting his way through ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... police are pittsburg are investigating their first homicide of the year... and the killer is on the run. ( james ) plus... not ready to leave the high court just yet. how much longer ruth bader ginsburg plans on staying on the supreme court. ( james ) and after the break... a san francisco coffee shop says it's ending its 40-thousand dollar contract with salesforce... over immgration. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. checking the bay bridge commute on wb 80. your drive time is less than 30 min from the maze to fremont street ( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. this past weekend temperatures stayed cooler than average along the coast and warmer than average inland and this is a similar pattern we will be seeing to start the new work week. highs along the coast will range from the 50's and 60's where fog persists while

jared ramos had a grudge ainst the newspaper over aan story that in 2012 it.la night prayer services were held for vtims. "fox5" anjali hemphill reports from laurel. >>> you can see the windows of the apartment where suspect jared ramos lived as police came for investigation. in annapolis hearts are heavy niand the cty continues to comer togethe. well dozens spent saturday evening attendingem mial service in beautiful st. and church in the heart of down tan annapolis. service led by timothy molder said se victims were members of the church community. there were pictures wit cappedls each person lost and clergy was available for priv counseling. hundreds gathered yesterday evening for a vigil and march to city dock. there's banners all over town that say annapolis strong as kthe cityz with this tragic loss. >> part of our reason for being here tonight is to offer support and comoprt tle who are really hurting and maybe angry and may feel disassociated. but it's also to say that thoughts and prayers are not enough. >> i'm in this community. to share that they're doingt wonderful thing

the bad news if you're washing up on spain to just take in the way your ramos out the back post. play kids to the opposing quarter with the key put it really sound the shots on the playfield a little bit quiet off to that goal but the start that the russians made to the k. should be encouraging and baby of the team shouldn't get ahead too much so i can try to get him equalized about quickly now this tournament has been interesting because this is. why it might become a lottery of music a different kind of but also the opposite say with russia it's still sort of been a source of inspiration. this world cup is why it's so much in the way of cholera the camaraderie is so huge between different supporters of different countries and it's also inspired some fantastic such as this one in same pages but by the local offices which go off all of the russian team coach chata chair now we've got to catch up with the op to study this we can ask him what inspired him to make this piece i'm not a football but it turns out that i'm quite sentimental since my so how happy everybody was or how peo

carolina ramos logrÓ ver a sus hijos en unode los centros de residencia temporal.no ha tenido la misma suerte bÁrbara, quien aÚn no ha logrado localizar en al de los centros de new york estÁ su hija. >>extraÑo mucho a mi hija, ella dice que la tratan mal y necesito ver a mi hija. >> en new york sÓlo 20 de los 300 niÑos han logrado reencontrarse con sus padres. >>lo difÍcil es encontrar al padre que ya has ido deportado, en este caso el niÑo debe seguir su caso propio e independiente de asilo. ♪ >> la identificaciÓn primaria que se puede utilizar son las huellas digitales. a muchos se les son decomisados a la hora que ingresan, prolongar el plazo puede ayudarles pero serÍa mÁs efecto vivo hacer cambios sustanciales al proceso de reunificaciÓn. >>para complicar mucho mÁs el panorama los servicios de ayuda para estos niÑos provienen de las agencias federales y no depende de los servicios infantiles municipales. ♪ >>las exigencias de que el gobierno pre unifique a las familias separadas en la frontera es una constante en muchas ciudades del paÍs. pedro rojas nos trae r

captain ramos got spain back on track. so, all the pressure fell on iago aspas.had to score if spain were to have a chance. but akinfeev was on a roll, saving his country from a world cup exit and securing a quarterfinal at spain's expense. claire thornton, bbc news. akinfeev the hero and after the match he gave an interview and he said we were hoping for penalties, we're having a fantastic world cup, he said, notjust our fans but the fa ns he said, notjust our fans but the fans of other countries are getting a sense of this atmosphere and they understand russians really know how to play football and want to play football. these were the scenes in the fan park near the moscow state university that actually overlooks the luzhniki stadium, 25,000 can packin the luzhniki stadium, 25,000 can pack in there but those scenes will be replicated nationwide, their first quarter—final since 1970 and the first time they've won a knockout match at a world cup since 1966. iniesta, who scored spain's first penalty, announced his international retirement after the game. that def

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the woman who was stalked by the suspected gunman, jarrod ramos, iill live fear. >> i still don't feel safe. i know he's in prison. i know he can't come to me today. i have been tormented and traumatized and terrorized for so long, it's changed the fiber of my being. >> ramos is behind bars, charged reque with five murders. you can hear more of that on "today." >>> th suspect in a horrific stabbing spree in idaho is heading to court this morning. nine people,including six kids, were hurt saturday when the suspect went on a rampage at a birthday party.po ce say he was staying at the apartments where the stabbings happened with a woman. he was asked to leave and edpparently return looking for revenge. the complex is home to many refugees. >>> a confrontation ended with a lyft driver being stabbed. this happen early saturday morning at an apartment complex at good hope court. there was fight between the driver and one of two passengers. when the suspect topped, he stabbed him in the head with a knife. >>> scary moments on the tarmac as passengers were forced to evacuate. people jumped dow

. >> el colmillo de ramos para p esperarlo, va el zurdo y convi r convierte el 4 a 3, tendra toda la rpesin espaÑa. lo patea y gol de rusia. ahora si, tiene que convertir >> no lo impulso. >> ramos no goleo al medi, se quedo 15 metros de atrs. >> el eterno arquero de al se c seleccin de rusia que tiene en s sus m >> lsiañ el árbitro le dice que vaya donde ca a pegar y vaya y tad de la gooooooooooool de rusia, en cuartos de final, los 100 cuartos de final! rusia en cuartos de final y ha eliminado a españa! increíble. >> increíble! la gran figura, el héroe de esta rusia. lo mismo hizo en los penales, y ahora festeja un país que no pensaba que pasaba la primera fase y en cuartos de final! dentro de los redel mundo el pie izquierdo. >> iba el balón al centro y con el pie, y salen disparados de la banca a abrazarse, enfrente de la porra de españa ante el júbilo de todos los seguidores, un gran momento. >> elimina una de las elecciones del mundo que no supo desenredar ese nido que le planteó rusia, un gol de penal, aguantar físicamente demoró españa para tener las opciones y rusia da el ba

. >>> la madre de la vÍctima identificada como elizabeth ramos de 57 aÑos no quiso mostrar su rostroÁquina respiratoria dejara de funcionar, esta solo servÍan por medio de corriente nos contÓ. la hija de la vÍctima dice su mamÁ siempre temÍa que algo asi sucediera. y que no fue la primera que paÓo en los apartamentos del complejo de. (nombre en inglÉs). >>> siempre aquÍ (hablan en inglÉs) >>> (hablan en inglÉs) >>> oficiales del departamento de bomberos dicen no poder confirmar si la muerte fue a causa de este apagÓn y que el mÉdico forense estÁ investigando la causa del fallecimiento. la electricidad dejÓ de funcionar a eso de las 5 de la maÑana y regresÓ a eso de las 10 de la maÑana. residentes esperaron por horas si luz, agua y rescatadas de elevadores. (nombre en inglÉs) pertenece a (nombre en inglÉs) en mayo, en un comunicado dicen que han hecho inversiones para a evitar apagones y que el equipo estÁ >>> en telemundo 41 somos la autoridad en el tiempo nos acompaÑa lucrecia y un dÍa de neblina en san francisco no el tÍpico dia >>> sÍ tenemos que tomar en cuenta paola que este vie

. >> zachary ramos wants to see change in his town, and becoming mayor is the way to do it. >> we have reporter who spoke with the teenager and has more on his tough competition. >> reporter: in a small city lives one ambitious teenager who wants to make a change. >> this is a town that i knew that i wanted to make an impact in. >> reporter: zachary ramos is like most 19-year-olds, he's going to college and likes to hang out with friends in free time. but he's also planning to run pfor mayor of gustine. >> initially, it was more of, oh my gosh, they'll eat him alive. >> you're too young. >> reporter: don't be fooled. despite his young age, he hopes to revive the city's main street to its older and former glory. >> i want to bring back the old gustine. the fountain diner, things that will bring the community together, even a grocery store. >> reporter: fueling his dream to hold a government position, he's constantly involved in the community, even creating the traveling library to help improve literacy within the county. ramos says he's already gotten support from more than half of the

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ m ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn.presidente trump no puede cumplir con la orden del juez de reunificar a las familias inmigrantes a las que se parÓ dentro del plazo que la fijaron. el juez le habÍa exigido la reunificaciÓn de los niÑos menores de cinco aÑos para el prÓximo martes. pero el gobierno no estÁ listo para reunirlos a todos y hoy pidiÓ mÁs tiempo. claudia con lo Último. claudia: de Último minuto, un juez federal en california ordenÓ que padres a quienes el gobierno haya deportado sean unificados con sus hijos. el departamento de justicia dijo que ya habÍa deportado a 19 padres separados de niÑos menores de cinco aÑos. pero el juez dice que estos padres deben de ser unificados con sus hijos. la pregunta es ahora, ¿cÓmo? hoy el juez de california le dio al gobierno 24 horas para que entregue una lista de todos los menores de cinco aÑos. la noticia viene luego despuÉs de que el gobierno de trump le pidiera mÁs tiempo para unificar a los menores con sus padres. abogados del departamento de justicia alega que el

kpix 5's john ramos has his story. >> reporter: next time you are in the san bernardino grocery store pay attention to how much of our -- grocery store, pay attention to how much our food is in plastic. >> used to work for a bottled beverage company. 7% of bottles get recycled. the rest go to landfills or the ocean. >> reporter: that is making a mess of the ocean and sea life but he sees the problem as an opportunity. he created a new product called clark's cubes. each contains organic tea powder and sugar and flavored oil. put two cubes in 8-ounces of hot water and in a minute you have tea without the trash. >> very good. very minty. you can taste it. >> reporter: they come in four flavors and stored in metal tins. an idea that harkens back to how food used to -- foods used to be sold. >> for the eco friendly person it is another option to have qu involve waste. >> reporter: momentum is growing to reduce plastic trash with many communities banning grocery bags bags bags and straws. -- bags and straws. >> success is if i could make a small dent or bring awareness. i found a solution t

maryland governor larry hogan sa complaints against jarrode ramos wot enough under the law to preventos from buying pump action shotgun. >> apparently this man went court a while ago for stalking, and had his record expunged. >> reporter: democratic candidate for governor ben jelus is a former reporter and newspaper editor, he calls thec s of the "capital gazette" shootings his her ooheroes. >> the fact that today took on a dangerous stalkern behalf of the residents of anne arundel county. >> the plan includes free college tuition. governor hogan says it sounds like a great idea, but how do u pay for it? >> we just came up with a prposal to h people go to community college, but doing it for every person i don't know if that's something reasonable or baffordable. shrinking the state prison system, he will use the savinay to for college and medicare for all. he also isng propo a new tax, but only on the rich. >> for 99% ofar theand population, there would be no tax increase. for 99%. >> and for 1%? >> for the wealthiest 1%, they would pay 1% more. and having been in that tax bracket. i'

. >>> the publisher of t "capital gazette" was well aware of ramos. he sued the paper after they printed a story about im after he pleaded guilty about harassing a woman. the paper took the threat seriously, but a police detective believed ramos did not pose a threat. the paper refused t press charges because it would be like putting a stick in a behive. >>> one march in annandaline ha been targeted seven times by crooks and >>vandals. bethlehem lutheran church, parishioners are packing the sanctuary right now. hi, derick. >> reporter: if you look by the, doou can see that some of the damage is still there, it prepared.o be folks are going to be coming and sitting on slashed benches, some of that damage that was done during the last sinvandalism he at this simple. they wereacials epithets painted on the walls and the slashing of those church pews, the seat cushions, repairs have been made but the services are indeed going . we talked to a parishioner here earlier today, she said if this church congregation is anything, it's resilient. >> we're here, s

a century ago it provided connections to public transit but now kpix 5's john ramos explains they could be a crucial in a major wildfire. >> reporter: the twisting, winding neighborhoods of the berkeley hills were layed out in the 1900s when most people caught trolley cars to work. 136-foot paths were created to service direct short cuts down the hills. >> it was seen as a selling point. even though you were in the hills you could get down a get the street car. >> reporter: but many streets are so narrow that after the oakland hills fire of 1991 people began looking at the paths in a different light. >> imagine with an emergency, possibly at night with smoke, people in a panic, the paths are your best way down on foot. >> reporter: so this morning a group called the berkeley path wanderers gathered to walk all in a single day to assess their condition and take notes in case they are needed as an emergency evacuation. >> is it in the middle or on the side of the path? >> the volunteers set off. examining how well the paths were marked and noting locations of broken concrete or low hangin

in 2013, the nspaper actually alerted police about ramos and his online threats.hat investigation forear they would provoke him. >> chilling to hear from lori uthere. thank ery much. >> let us turn back to dylan in for al and the weather is the big story oft day. >> it certainly is. over the weekend, we had flooding rains fallar across of iowa. four-mile creek overflowed its banks. some parking lots reported about four feet of water. people were trying to get out of their cars and escape the floodwaters asret becamey intense, especially saturday night. today, our threat of heavy rain is going to occur down along the gulf coast, from western florida all the way over into eastern uisiana. me thunderstorms falling just to the southeast of new orleans. tropical-like downpours that's why flash flooding is a possibility. this is an area of lowwe pressu ave to keep an eye on because it's going to continue to back to the west as w through the next 24 to 48 hours, bringing it closer to houston. we could see rainfall rates of up to two incheser hour. some areas could end up

toby ramos is a total pro. in all these 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 her american crocodiles. they thrive here, crowding out their cuban cousins, and also crossbreeding with them,ng 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 tod because we might lose one of these unique populations c >> reporter:a is replete with unie populations of rare and endangered species. scientists say the cntry is a crown jewel of bio-diversity in the caribbean; its mangrove swamps, coral reefs its populations of unique amphibians, reptiles and bir are all unsurpassed. >> now, we are heading onto an open area wi

. >> that woman reported ramos to police. in 2011 he pleaded guilty to criminal harassment. after he read an article about the suit, he sued. that suit was dismissed but he continued writing negative, threatening posts about the paper online. the woman called police moments after the shooting to tell police she suspected ramos might be the gunman. >>> did kim jong un meet in bad faith with president trump? u.s. intelligence is reporting that north korea is increasing its nuclear arsenal. this could be embarrassing for the white house, which had no comment today. intelligence agencies say he's adding more nuclear weapons despite pledging to dismantle them back in the june summit. still, experts say it doesn't violate the june agreement because there was no agreement. >> it was verbiage. we didn't get anything out of north korea. i think this is going to be a long road ahead. >> mr. president, is michael cohen going to flip, sir? >> the new pressure for president trump today as his long-time personal attorney michael cohen signals he may be willing to cooperate with prosecutor

(ken)that was corin hoggard reporting.police arrested ramos on charges of criminal storage of a gun andle -- caught on camera raiding an apple store in fresno.. and making off with 27-thousand dollars in electronics. the hoodie- wearing suspects burst in and ripped out more than two- dozen macbooks, i-pads and i-phones.. which were tethered to display tables -- as stunned customers look on. the store has a hands- off policy -- meaning workers do not intervene in such a situation. a customer did try to block the doorway -- but was knocked down. the customer was not hurt. police say, the thieves jumped into a nearby vehicle and took off. people are looking for the four looking for the four suspects -- who are about 16 -to 18 -years old -- as well as the getaway driver. police say, the suspects never displayed any six... another dead humpback whale discovered along the california coastline .. puzzling scientists and beachgoers alike.. (pam) beachgoers on california's central coast came across a 29-foot whale carcass... while enjoying the surf and sun over the weekend. scientists do not alw

in 2011, ramos pleaded guilty to criminal harassment. he sued the paper and lost.continued writing negative, threatening posts about the paper for years. moments after the shooting, the woman called the police to say she suspect revealed a dozen missing boys and their soccer coe alive being flooded in a cave for ten days. u.s. experts are part of a multi-national rescue force. and this morning they heard those childrens' first words. >> how many of you? 13. brilliant. >> 13 in total so far. the decision is how and when they can get those boys out. meanwhile, they've been fed with energy gel. it's not known how they are faring health wise. a medical team will be going in in the next 24 hours to assess each boy's health and see if they can move out of that cave on their own. >>> a fourth of july terror plot foiled. the ties to california. >>> and president trump is getting set to announce his next pick for the supreme court. and we hear why it won't be a slam dunk for republicans. the fd a fourth of july terror plot. >>> was he caught in the act? the fbi says they ha

the ruling was upheld on appeal in 2015. >> today's hearing will be the first time ramos has been in court to face charges. >>> some bay area mothers are going hungry to protest family separations. last week the deadline to reunite all separated migrant families was missed. the east bay protesters say they won't eat for three days. the hunger strike will start in front of the oakland federal building this morning and is expected to last until wednesday night. more than 400 children are still separated from their families, organizers say. >>> happening today,a viewing party for a very special planetary phenomenon. mars will be closer and brighter than it has in a decade, 35.8 million miles away. that's about 12,300 trips from the golden gate bridge to the statue of liberty. the next time mars will be this close to earth will be october 2020. the viewing party begins at 10:30 p.m. and lasts to 2:30 a.m. >> you have to go up high. i think it's going to be foggy. >> oh, no. >> go high up, look above the clouds. >>> and we have a lot of red already this morning. we have a fatal accident t

abc news reporter stephanie ramos joins us from washington with who is on the president's short list. >> reporter: the president seems pretty pumped so far with the rollout of the supreme court justice nominee deliver the n reality show fash tonight on prime time tv president trump will announce who will replace retiring justice anthony kennedy on the supreme court. >> we're very close to making a decision. >> reporter: the president producing the event up to the very last minute. tweeting today, i have long heard the most important decision a u.s. president can make is the selection of a supreme court justice. will be announced tonight at 9:00 p.m. and it is important. the next nominee could be on the court for the next couple of decades and could be a swing vote to overturn cases like roe v. wade, the 1973 decision to legalize abortion. >> if you look at what the president said, which is he will nominate someone only if that person is committed to automatically overturn roe v. wade. >> reporter: the top four judges were hand picked out of a list of 25 people by a group of conservati

the publi -- jarrod ramos. he sued the newspaper and police records shows a detective believed ramos didn't pose a threat. the paper refused to press charges because of, quote, putting a stick in a behive. >>> at 9:04 on this sunday morning, disturbing andde ructive acts taking place at a place of worship. >> bethlehem lutheran church has been hit seven times since may by vandals and particulburglars. despite the damage, service is expected to begin there in about an hour.de ck? >> reporter: indeed, lots of churches will be having services this morning, but the one here bethlehem lutheran is probably a little bit more special, because this church ha. the last time was thworst, they tore all the cushions and painted swastikas and racial epithets on the walls. all the h damage been confined to the basement. in one of those incidents a church member confronted a masked person who wasy apparen carrying out that vandalism, that person was truck with a fire extinguisher.dy no sure why the church is being targeted.e t

ramos reportedly enraged because "the capital" ran a column, an article about ramos harassing a womanramos is accused of killing five newspaper employees last thursday. >>> in thailand, receding waters are giving rescuers better access to a cave system where 12 boys and 1 adult, members of a soccer team, have been trapped for over a week. engineers are doubling the number of pumps, removing water. search crews hoping that the boys made it out of the cave's flooded areas and reached higher grounds. >>> in mexico, voters go to the polls today to elect a new president, capping a campaign marred by violence. the winner will succeed the president nieto. also seat ifs the country's national legislature. a study found that more than 100 people have been killed during this election season including candidates for public office. some of that violence believed tied to drug cartels. >>> in colorado, an arrest in the massive wildfire that charred more than 40,000 acres. 52-year-old jesper jorgensen is being held on arson charges in connection with the spring fire. that fire one of eight burning i

detalles en torno al acusado del tiroteo de la oficina el pasado jueves, de acuerdo con la policía joe ramossuntamente acoso a una empleada de este lugar . >>> a cuchillada una joven de 17 años por tres pandilleros entre 14 y 18 años, queandaue l vida a otro joven en el bronx, nueva york. ninguno de los aes la policías intensos operativos y pide ayuda de la comunidad para dar con el paradero de los responsables. >>> consistorio es una ciudad a media hora de los Ángeles y se ha convertido en el paraíso del cannabis, con objetivos tradicionales, nos cuentan cómo está impulsando a la zona como el nuevo valle verde de la mariguana en california. >>> alrededor de 14,000 personas habitan esta ciudad costera. >>> con un clima ideal para que todo florezca, ganando reconocimientos. >>> por su producción en las plantas. >>> pero hay una disminución de árboles. >>> se ha identificado una nueva semilla y el cannabis. una nueva fuente de empleo ha llegado para quedarse. >>> este producto está listo. >>> se ha trabajado desde 1956 aquí. >>> en carpinter y única opción migrado al cannabis, 336 acres de la

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. >> patricia richardson said ramos sent threatening tweets back in 2011. richardson says the paper took the threat seriouoly, but pe records shows detectives elieved ramos didn't pose a threat. the paper refused to press charges because it was, quote, like putting a stick ia beehive. >>> all new this morning, people waking up without a home. overnight flames tore thrthgh r house. this happened in northeast washington. crews captured this scene late into the night. the fire broke out on lord street in aooming house. the red cross is now trying to help 15 people find a place to stay. >>> a u.p.s. delivery driver is rc critical condition as investigators s for the person who hit the man and then took off. it happened near elliott city near daniels and old frederick road around 7:00 p.m. yesterday evening. the driver of the suvheit victim as he was out of his truck delivering packages. they need your help tracking down a white suv that may have damage to the driver's side mirror. >>> the outcry of childre being separated from their families is getting stronger

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police in norfolk say suspect jarrod ramos sent a letter togi "the virnia pilot" this week. in 2012, ramos sued "the capitae e" and the reporter who now works at "the virginia pilot." the letter arrived today but police won't say wheth was addressed to somebody specifically. yesterday marked one week since the deadly shooting and newsrooms around the world observed a moment ofthilence for victims. >>> a tuberculosis scare at johns hopkins hospital is over this morning. o buildings up in baltimore had to be evacuated yesterday when a frozen sample oftb was dropped and a small amount spilled out. no one was hurt and those buildings were able to reopen. >>> 4:36 now. new this morning, a look at chris brown's mug shot after an arrest overnight. our affiliate in west palm beach, florida, tells us thesi er was taken into custody moments after his performance there. palm blsch county offic arrested him for an outstanding felony battery warrant from the tampa area. he was released after paying $2,000 bail. the virginia nativehas, of course, been in trouble before, most notably for d

police believearrod ramos september a card to an editor at the virginia pilot newspaper.ed, but it was addressed to eric hartley who used to work at the "capital gazette." dmos harasse hartley for years and named him in an unsuccessful report in an arta rafael cald "jarred wants to be your friendch" letters from ramos post marked thee day of th "capital gazette" shootings showed up earlier at the law office up in's former toernl. the delivery to hartley showed up onnc thursdayding a cd and a card saying smile, you're on camera, it's a big days. ramos is charged with five countries of first-degree murder. >> whether it's your apartment, office or hotel you're staying in overnight, there's aught that might have crossed your mind at some point. talking about getting trapped in an elevator. a boy in the heat wave got caught up inon >> reporter: this shows a d.c. rescue squad at work. 13-year-old michaelay settle he was in a panic and says on the fourth of july se gotck in the hot elevator on bin ladensburg road. >> i was kind of nauseous and my head was hurt and i was kind of

stephanie ramos live for us outside the supreme court. hi, stephanie. >> hey there, reggie and cres caw. after more than a week of il t . the president did announce his supreme court justice nominee who may have an uphill battle trying to get confirmed. >> president trump in a primetime television event announced judge brett kavanaugh as his second u.s. supreme court nominee. >> mr. president, i am grateful to you and humbled by your confidence in me. >> kavanaugh, a conservative choice, serving key positions in the bush white house. and the independent counsel on ken starr's team. investigating bill clinton. later having second thoughts about whether presidents should be subjected to prosecution and investigations. a stance that could be a big deal if the supreme court ever has to rule on any actions resulting from the russia investigation. but a major question still lingers. the future of roe v. wade. legalized abortion. kavanaugh highlighting the achievements of the women in his life while also trying to clear up any misconceptions abo

stephanie ramos has more. good morning. >> reporter: hey, romina, good morning. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan may not appreciate the president's latest tweet. about a possible government shutdown, especially since they all met last week to talk about government funding. president trump is again threatening to shut down the government over immigration. >> we're going to build a wall. it's going to be a great wall. >> reporter: tweeting over the weekend, i would be willing to shut down government if the democrats don't give us the votes for border security, which includes the wall. just last week, house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell met with the president at the white house to talk about government funding before that september 30th deadline. >> leader mcconnell and i, like we always do, had a very productive meeting. >> reporter: both the house and senate are working to secure the $5 billion the president has asked for border security. however, it's unlikely senate democrats will back that request

captain ramos got spain back on track. so all the pressure fell on iago aspas. if spain were to have a chance. but akinfeev was on a roll, saving his country from a world cup exit and securing a quarterfinal at spain's expense. the igor akinfeev is the hero tonight in moscow. let's show you the scene at the fans' park on just across the river from the luzhniki stadium. it is close to the moscow state university. the scenes there when those penalties were saved, a fantastic night yet again for russia. it's the first time they have won a knockout tie at the world cup in1966, the have won a knockout tie at the world cup in 1966, the first time they have been into a quarterfinal since 1970. my work, they have waited a long time to do this well they world cup and this is their own world cup, which makes it feel so very special. so they are now heading to sochi for their next game in six days' time next saturday, for that quarterfinal. we don't know who it is going to be because the match in nizhny novgorod between croatia and denmark is still going on. that one has g

. >> abc's stephanie ramos has the details from washington. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: hey, romina, good morning. just as paul manafort heads to court today, trump's lawyer, rudy giuliani, is being very vocal about his new approach to collusion between russia and the president. today, president trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort his criminal trial is the first to come out of special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian meddling during the 2016 election. >> and paul manafort has done an amazing job. >> reporter: manafort faces 18 counts of financial crimes. the trial will focus mainly on that but he will likely be asked about his involvement in the president's campaign. >> are there any ties between mr. trump, you and the campaign and putin and his regime? >> no, there are not. it's absurd and there is no basis to it. >> reporter: collusion or russia may not come up during the trial, however, it will give us an inside look at some of the details that are a part of the year-long mueller investigation. the pr

abc's stephanie ramos joins us now from washington, d.c. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: maggie and kendis, good morning. as you just mentioned, this is the president's second supreme court pick. less than two years into his presidency. and what democrats are most concerned about is how far to the right this potential justice could take the court. president trump is taking a page out of his reality show days announcing during prime time his pick for the vacant supreme court seat. >> we're very close to making a decision. >> how many people are you decided between now? >> it's still -- let's say it's the four people but they're excellent, everyone. you can't go wrong. >> reporter: most democrats would disagree. going with an ultraconservative judge to replace retiring justice anthony kennedy could tip the balance of the court for decades. >> if you look at what the president said, which is he will nominate someone only if that person is committed to automatically overturn roe v. wade. i've never seen a president of the united states in

abc's stephanie ramos has more on his track record both on and off the bench. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: hey, maggie, good morning. after more than a week of buildup, the closely guarded secret is out. the president has announced his supreme court justice nominee who may face an uphill battle as he tries to get confirmed. president trump in a prime time television event at the white house announced judge brett kavanaugh as his second u.s. supreme court justice nominee less than two years into his presidency. >> mr. president, i am grateful to you and i'm humbled by your confidence in me. >> reporter: kavanaugh, a conservative choice serving key positions in the bush white house and the independent counsel on ken starr's team investigating bill clinton. later having second thoughts about whether presidents should be subjected to prosecution and investigations. a stance that could be a big deal if the supreme court ever has to rule on any actions resulting from the russia investigation. but a major question still lingers, the future of roe v. wade, leg