i said good, randy. that's good. maybe you're on the uphill side of this. >> two days later his condition deteriorated and randy thompson died. >> horrible. a daddy taken from his children for no reason. a man taken from a career that he loved for no reason. >> at randy's autopsy, toxicology tests found no trace of drugs or alcohol in his system but the medical examiner found evidence of heart trouble. >> he did have an enlarged heart and he did have significant coronary artery disease so as a consequence i described this gentleman's sudden unexpected death with his heart disease. >> that was hard for us to swallow because he had never had any heart problems before. i was devastated. it was an experience i don't ever want to have again. >> randy left behind his common law wife, lynn, and their two young children. he was just 32 years old. >> the very last thing he asked me was do you think i'm going to die? >> as time passed, randy thompson's friends and family gradually came to terms with his untimely death until a

police asked randy if he would put the pieces back together. surprisingly, randy agreed.while doing so, he made an incriminating statement. >> he said almost to himself, well, she was a little one. she was a little one so yeah, this is how i did it. >> investigators noticed there was blue carpet lining the inside of the box. fibers from this carpet matched the last remaining piece of forensic evidence found on dana stinson's clothing. finally, police prepared a photo lineup and showed it to dana stinson telling her that their suspect may or may not be in the lineup. >> less than five seconds, less than three. as soon as i gave it to her, she scanned it and she pointed to his picture and she said he's the man that took me from the church and did that to me. >> randy lee allen was confronted with dana's identification and the forensic evidence. he confessed and read his statement on videotape. >> i saw a little girl, grabbed her and started walking her towards my van. >> but one thing bothered investigators. if randy allen was the perpetrator, how could he have been at dinn

i'm randi kaye. this hour, we are fast forwarding to the week ahead. take a look at all the stories you will be talking about and hearing about this coming week. we begin with our five questions for the week ahead. our question number one, does bob mcdonald have what it takes to fix the veterans affairs department? president obama set to nominate the former procter & gamble ceo tomorrow as veterans affairs secretary. the va department is reeling from a huge scandal over mismanaged and sometimes deadly wait times for veterans seeking medical help. mcdonald graduated from west point in the top 2% of his class. her isser offed five years as a u.s. army captain. >>> question number two could the grieving mother of a toddler left in a hot car face charges as well? lee anna harris defended her jailed husband at yesterday's funeral for for their 22-month-old son. the little boy died after his father left him in a sweltering car for seven hours. both the mother and father have told police they did internet searches on child death in hot cars. the father has pl

>> you know it, randi. donald sterling! and donald sterling reminds me of that japanese guy in the philippines who didn't realize till 30 years later that world war ii was over and that guy just died in january, by the way. but you talk about donald sterling's lawyer. deep down inside even donald sterling's lawyer realizes that that lawsuit they filed against the nba for a billion dollars is frivolous. when you become an nba owner it is similar to being an owner of any professional sports team in any league, it's like joining the royal order of buffaloes. you go by their rules. their rules don't necessarily have to gibe with the u.s. judicial system. he realized this when he looked at the paperwork back when he signed the contract to buy the clippers. you talk about whether or not this is a done deal or not, if you're the nba and you've got steve ballmer offering you $2 billion in cash, i think it's a done deal. >> they're going to make sure this one goes through. speaking of that, he's offering $2 billion

good evening, randi. day after leann a harris def d defended actions of her husband, she may have to defend her own actionsen as mentioned, leanna harris also researched child deaths in hot cars. yesterday i was at the funeral, cooper harris' small red casket placed in front of hundreds who came to pay respects. >> reporter: under a light summer rain in alabama, 22-month-old cooper harris was laid to rest at a funeral service attended by hundreds. not present, his father, justin ross harris, who is accused of killing the toddler. but he did call in from jail to thank funeral guests for supporting his son and apologized for not being there. on the phone his wife said she's absolutely not angry at her husband. she called hum a wonderful father and said the truth would come out. harris could be heard sobbing over the phone as the crowd inside giving a standing ovation. saturday, new details emerged about the 33-year-old. according to search warrants obtained by cnn, harris told police he researched through t

of a murky picture here, randy.ay we got better-than-expected existing home sales data, perhaps signaling signs of a housing comeback. some real estate experts still think we have a way to go in the recovery. yesterday i was joined by susan wachter, professor of real estate at u-penn. this was her take, and then we'll get yours. >> this is good news. so the market is percent than it was, and it's better than it was anticipated, but it's not better than last year. it's still 15% down from last year. and the market is not, housing market is not leading the overall economy. liz: so we're getting good news. you heard what charles plosser, one of the fedheads, was telling peter barnes. what do you think? is it still time to maintain positions in equities, randy? you go for smaller caps. [laughter] >> i'm not sure that they're gutsy sorries key, but there's an old adage that the market always fools the rehearsed response and the traditional reaction. and i think that's what your viewers have to keep in mind. i gave a spee

no love lost between the walker family and randy tate, let's put it that way. >> randy tate was the last known person to see sarah alive. sarah dropped their son off at his house earlier that morning before she went to work. >> bottom line is i want them to catch whoever did this. >> according to family and friends, it was a divorce she did not want. she was not happy about it, she was hurt by it. so we knew there were some tough feelings. >> randy tate claimed he had an alibi, that he was playing golf with friends at the time of the murder. >> he was initially very cooperative, but later became hesitant when it came to dna. and seemed to be very angry. >> but tate did provide his dna, and it did not match the blood dna at the crime scene. next, investigators checked an internet dating site that sarah joined called millionairematch.com. sarah didn't date many men since her divorce, but when your photograph is on an internet dating site profile, there is always the risk of danger. >> think about it this way. if i exchange one e-mail with a random stranger or if i just write something

randi? >> richard quest, thank you very much. in a few minutes more about qatar, specifically that country's relationship with both the united states and the taliban. it is a very tricky spot to be in politically. i'll have former cia officer bob bear here to discuss. >>> could a sudanese women sentenced to death after refusing to renounce her christian faith. her husband was raised christian and is a u.s. citizen. he says he's working with two u.s. senators to quickly secure asylum for their family. will their request be granted? question number three, what new stuff is apple set to unveil at their news conference tomorrow? and how is it likely to impact their stock? cnn's allison cossack gives us a preview. >> hi, randi. apple-gates are psyched for this week. they kicked off the conference on monday. tim cook will take the stage to announce all the cool i-stuff. what's everybody expecting? the word is a new praying system for iphones and ipads, we're also betting on new macs, but any announcement about iphones or apple tv are m

randy serrano con los detalles.dres del soldado estadounidens e liberado el sbado tras cinco aÑos de cautiverio en afganistn. el sargento bowe bergdahl era preso de la red haqqani. fue entregado por el talibn a fuerzas estadunidenses durante un intercambio de presos. cinco rehenes afganos que estaban detenidos en guantnamo, cuba, fueron liberados en la operacin. algunos consideran la movida ilegal. s/ mike gonzález, fundación heritage "el presidente no respetó la ley se debe tener informado al congreso treinta días antes de una transferencia de guantánamo. la administración no lo hizo". pero algunos analistas polticos aseguran que el canje no es nada nuevo para el gobierno. s/ pete schecter, analista, atlantic council "estados unidos tiene una larga historia de intercambio de espías rusos, espías búlgaros, que han sido capturados por espionaje muy serio que han sido intercambiados para devolver un ciudadano norteamericano". la casa blanca por su parte dijo que no dejar a ningn uniformado olvidado en zona de guerra.

randi? i'm curious, what did jeremy tanner think or do when his friend didn't emerge from walmart right after him? >> reporter: he said he wanted to stop him and say, come with me. he said, i didn't have a gun, but i wanted him to come with me. but i knew this was something he cared about. these two had been friends for a long time. so when jeremy ran out of the store, he was waiting to see joseph emerge as well. when that didn't happen, he was out there for hours. he called 911 and told them, there's a civilian in there with a gun. he has a conceal to carry a weapon. it took well into the night before he found out what happened to his friend. >> terrifying moments, and a terrifying wait for sure. stephanie elam, thank you. >>> coming next, lawsuiin afgha, five american special forces are killed. apparently in a battle gone wrong. >>> and in iraq, a state of emergency is called after a deadly militant onslaught. government offices and tv stations taken over. a special cnn report coming up. s

randi? >> thank you, michael. at the top of the hour right here cnn 6:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> we're talking with ben ferguson and mark lamont hill. ben, it's nice to see you, we got you there on skype. we felt marc had a little bit of an advantage there without being able to see your face. let's focus more on president obama and the scandals swirling around his administration, members of corning have to run for re-election this year, the president does not. have these scandals given obama critics a golden opportunity to score some political points back home? >> sure, no doubt about it, you're going to see a midterm about it. there's not a lot of democrats jumping out there and looking to have the president come in and get on stage with him and put their arm around him, they know he's a liability. and so when you do feel -- and people feel the country's not heading in the right direction, they can't trust the administration, theyen cat trust the irs, it's very hard to turn that around after six years when you've

randi?ad you brought up the refinance because why would cross be against letting students refinance? >> it comes down to, what else, money. lawmakers could wiped up cutting back on other benefits to take care of the student loan programs. but he's been making it a real centerpiece of his administration for a couple of reasons. one, there is concern that as students get out there with a lot of debt they are not helping spend money on buying things like buying a house. randi? >>> a tragic story in australia's remote south. a man was snatched from his boat on sunday by a 15-foot long crocodile. he was pulled from the boat as his family watched in horror. the man's wife had to drive two frantic hours for help and the outcome was tragic. >> during daylight hours today, the rangers using their expertise found two crocodiles and they were shot and killed. one of those was later examined and human remains were recovered. >> such a terrible story. that river has come to be notorious for crocodile att

randy said he would have to take a cruise to finish it.[laughter] also, people, please mark your calendars. general james, mrs. james, november 9 and 10th that would be a symposium on harlem drivers at nyu, and randy weston is getting a concert on november 9 with the music of james reese europe. it's going to be 6 p.m. on november 9. randy weston and cons. you have to promise you will come to the events of the next day, okay? >> hhe's also appearing at the end of this month at concord baptist church. my information about jack johnson, all dealing with the racial climate. jack johnson staring in the racial situation you. he's much more -- our people were catching hell them. i call it hell in the racial climate. you see, so i see what has to happen. the people have to understand, this was not just one part of the country. you see, it was heavy up here, and it's heavy all over. so the civil rights in 65 changed a lot of things. you can take it for granted if you want to, but i never thought i would live to see the time that we are living in t

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randi kaye also with us monitoring this situation. there have been tweets coming from the seattle police department. have you been learning anything new? >> i have, anderson. you mentioned that vehicle. i could tell you from the affiliate kiro they have been in touch with the source close to this investigation and they said that police have run a plate of the vehicle that was linked to the suspect and that plate came back to the parent of a student according to our affiliate there. they're not clear how that student obtained the vehicle. also, a source briefed on this shooting said that a second person did try to take the gun away from the shooter. which you had mentioned earlier and they're now confirming is what caused the confusion with a number of suspects and then also of course that tweet from the seattle police department saying that the suspect was disarmed by staff as he was trying to reload which you can just imagine a frightening scene and s.w.a.t. did get to that building. the otto miller hall there at seattle pacific univ

i wand to start with you randy. you met firsthand , were these young people able to express to you why so badly they wanted to go north? >> we were in guatemala and in a poor little village. and we were astounded when we asked a group of the kids, how many wanted to go to the u.s., virtually all of them raised their hands. they rely on picking coffee beans and stuff and there's not much money to be made in those poor little towns. >> sit just money though, or do -- is it just money though or do they have other fears, fears of crime, for example? >> in el porvenir there really wasn't a crime as we have seen but coming through we did notice some of that and a lot of what you hear is we can't make ends meet, we're afraid of the gangs, and so that's just kind of -- sticks in their head and that's why they want to move on and they want to come to the u.s. thinking it's the golden goose. >> randy, let's talk to you about this, you said it was heartbreaking to meet and hear people. at the same time you were quite angry wit

>> will wiell, yes. >> joining us, congressman randy forbes. you are satisfied with what you learned from the secretary today about the exchange? >> lou, we're satisfied that was their decision. we think it was a bad decision to make. i mean, lou, you got to realize what we released here. we released the equivalent of the deputy secretary of defense, deputy secretary of interior, deputy secretary of intelligence, governor and a commander and all of the asse assessments suggest that they'll be back on the battled fefield they go back, we'll put american lives at risk to get them. why in the world did they even make the calculation of how much risk we were going to put americans in to do that before they made this release? i think it was a bad deal. >> as the secretary responded, they did not make that calculation. and american lives are put at risk. those assessments also don't include a statement as to why it was necessary to be so urgent in the decision making and creating the exchange. did you get any part of that in response by the secretary

that's randy hicks from the outlaw chasers. this is what they do. they go out and film storms, get up close and personal. this storm from the tornado in pilger, nebraska, back on june 16 th, a lot of damage, but thi gives us a look inside the tornados because they got hd images from five different cameras. three of them, they call camera probes. >> headed for the probe. >> this is one of the cameras set up in the line of the tornado. before know it, the camera's right inside the storm. >> wow! >> getting closer and closer, forming before our eyes, intense stuff from the team, randy outlaw hicks, christy, and a few seconds later, completely gone. aside from the probe shots, they got incredible shots like this. >> see the house? >> i know, i see the house! >> wow, that almost hit them. >> watch this right here. >> oh, my gosh. >> looks like, i don't know, 50 yards away, that giant funnel just crossing in front of them. >> we're riding it out. life or death right now, boys. oh, my god. >> so one of the guys from the team, chris wright, from the outlaw

committee member randy forbes and a humanitarian crisis at our border. homeland security is calling for border security. the heritage foundation will join us to assess the politics and here he is, on the issue of illegal immigration. saying that eric cantor is saying that we should bring more folks into the country. increases labor supply and by doing so, lower the wage rates for the working person. his policies make no sense. and there are huge deals being made. t-1 the idea that he has an ally of the tea party, trying to push him towards the tea party, if you will come, the label. it is mind boggling. >> if you go into his district in virginia, they are still not that popular. but the key thing is that he wanted to. lou: isn't that silly thing to do? >> yes, definitely as a strategy. lou: who are these guys? >> eric cantor is a decent guy and basically ran a terrible campaign and the whole issue will be about that. and the big fancy consultants? >> are not working anymore. the grassroots individuals, they will be a strong base downer. lou: illegal immi

. >> and randy shiltz shares his observations and takes on san francisco pride circa 1980. good afternoon everyone i'm mark somerville. welcome to a second look. tonight a look back at the bay area's rich gay pride history. the parade draws over 1 million people. but through the years the parade has meant a lot of different things to different people. >> reporter: gay and lesbian people would not have marched down the street the last 15 years ago. nonetheless, wear costumes. floats were sponsored by blue chip corporations and refreshments were pedaled by iconic american brand names, coke, pepsi, budweiser. has the parade just become a big party. a commercialized event with nothing left to say. it was anything but widely accepted in 1972 when a band of gays, lesbians, hippies and anarchys marched down the street. and as their numbers grew so did their boldness. for the first time many felt safe in being publicly gay. even flamboyantly gay. and according to susan striker, director of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender society -- >> they're too showy. they're too visible.

that's randy hicks from the outlaw chasers. this is what they do. they go out there and film these storms, get up close and personal. this storm from the tornados in pilger, nebraska, back on june 16th. lots of damage. but the team from outlaw chasers gives us a look inside the tornadoes because they have hd images from five different cameras. three of them they call camera probes. >> it's time for the probe. loo this is one of their cameras that's set up in the line of the tornado. before you know it the camera is right inside the storm. >> it's getting closer and closer. intense stuff from the team randy outlaw hicks. lisa and chris all out there. look at the screens right here. a few seconds later completely gone. >> holy mackrel. >> then they got incredible shots like this. >> i know i see the house. >> wow. >> oh, whoa. that almost hit them. >> watch this right here. >> oh, my gosh. >> it looks like it's maybe, i don't know, 50 yards away. that giant funnel just crossing right in front of them. >> oh, my god. >> one of the guys from the team, c

and reappointments are don carry, [inaudible] randy collins, license structural engineer, specializes in seismic improvements; jameson hyde and we have vacancy for electrical engineer and registered fire protection engineer and the terms of these are set to expire 2016. >> commissioner mar will take it from here. >> first of all, i'd like to move that we accept appointments as was amended by the nominations committee, as read by the secretary, including the new seats, as well as reappointment all the incumbents to their existing seat. >> i have a motion for the existing members as well as the recommended new members. any other comments? >> i would just like to comment that first of all i want to thank all the applicants. this is the first time the nominations committee received a lot of new applicants and i want to thank all the applicants on their willingness to serve. i know it's a very difficult process because there's very strict criteria in the professional positions they hold but also residency requirements and i want to thank all the different associations who encouraged their

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. >> randy newman. >> love randy newman. me on that. >> jon: please welcome back to the program keira knightly. hello. how are you? nice to see you again. how are you? [cheering and applause] thanks for coming. >> thanks for having me. >> jon: how are you holding up with the world cup results? >> that was a cruel start, wasn't it? you just went straight for the jugular. how are you holding up? >> no, no, this was empathy. this was, here, do you want two drinks. >> thank you. yes. is it vodka? >> jon: we're accustomed in this country to not making it out of the group round, so for england, what can we do, because we have a special relationship, our countries. >> i've heard. >> jon: i cannot believe how... you're absolutely right. let's start again. here we go. i love the spice girls. [laughter] >> i love hot dogs. >> jon: when you come here, are the cultures... i have been to england once. >> yeah. >> jon: there is an anger underlying for american portion size that even strangers that i would meet, like where are you from, i'

. >> randy hite convicted of double murder and armed robbery has been on death row at kentucky state penitentiary since 1995. >> we have one of the most well-behaved units in the institution. you can't say that we ain't got nothing to lose. we got plenty to lose. we have whatever privileges we do have, you know, that can be wiped away in a heartbeat. >> but that's not the only reason death row inmates are often the best behaved. >> their basic behavior is directly related to them being able to say in their clemency plea that we were good guys while we were there. we didn't create havoc. we weren't violent. we weren't all these things. and try to obviously portray the good things that they've done while they've been incarcerated. >> i have a hope that one day i can be out of prison, you know. even though that hope might be small. i know that what i done was wrong. i deserve to be where i'm at. i've accepted whatever might come. >> what the future holds for haight is not certain. his case is still on appeal. but one day he might take the same walk our "lockup" crew took when they shot

roll open under ---desde washington randy serrano nos dice por que los manifestantes culpan a este sector :01 :22 :59 1:17 llegaron a la oficina del presidente de la cmara baja, john boehner, pidiendo respuestas. estos soÑadores se hubieran beneficiado de la reforma migratoria integral que aprob el senado hoy hace un aÑo y que muri en la cmara baja. culpan a la mayora republicana de ponerles un alto a su futuro. s/julieta garibay, united we dream "al final del día la agenda de ellos ha sido vamos a deportar los mas que podamos y no darles papeles. punto". y dicen, rechazar ese proyecto de ley no fue suficiente para algunos polticos. en una carta esta semana el congresista darrel issa le dijo a sus colegas republicanos que lo apoyaran en pedir el fin del amparo migratorio conocido como daca para jvenes indocumentados ya que, segn l, esa poltica ha causado la ola de menores indocumentados que han llegado en los ltimos meses. algunos republicanos dicen que esa crisis es resultado directo de las polticas migratorias del presidente barack obama. s/maria fernanda cabello, activista "no es ciert

aeg ceo, randy phillips, attended the meeting. >> kenny was concerned that he wasn't coming to enoughearsals, that he was taking it too nonchalant. and michael explained that he needed kenny to build the house, and that he would come in and paint the front door. >> on the afternoon on june 24, jackson arrived at the staples center in downtown los angeles. rehearsals for "this is it" often ran late into the night. on the surface, the man many say was born to perform never looked better. >> was his voice getting stronger over a period of rehearsals? >> absolutely. >> was his dancing getting stronger? >> absolutely. >> his body? everything? >> absolutely. >> michael bearden, the musical director for "this is it" was on stage that last night. >> he looked back at me, you know, after we did one number and looked at me as if to say "yeah, i'm michael jackson. i got this." he looked really good. i tease some of the dancers when i see them. m.j. was 50 years old and they're like half his age and he still was wearing them out. >> on stage, always a perfectionist. off stage, a legend with a sen

[laughter] randy said he would have to take a cruise to finish.aughter] but also people please mark your calendars. general james and mrs. james, november 9 and 10th there will be a symposium on harlem's rattlers at nyu and randy westin is giving a concert on november 9 with the music of james reese europe. it's going to be at 6:00 p.m. on november 9. randy westin in concert to which you will have to promise he will come to the events the next day. on monday. see he is also appearing at the end of the month at concord baptist church. but my information about jack johnson and reese's all dealing with the racial climate in jack johnson had a racial situation here. our people were catching hell than. i can't help in the racial climate. so i see what has to happen and people have to understand this was not just one part of the country. it was heavy up here. and it's heavy all over so the civil rights and 1965 change a lot of things pretty can take it for granted if you want to but i never thought i would live to see the time that we are living in toda

good to see all of you, tom, randy. chris, stay there we'll come back shortly for the s&p futures close. >>> what is better sign of confidence in the company when the corporate insiders buy shares of their own company? lots of them. coming up the thumbs up from insiders. three names where the insiders are crazy buying right now. adam: talk about an alternative investment, how about investing in a golf course as the u.s. open bets underway. we will show you one of the most expensive golf courses in the country and talk to the owner about making a lot of green from the greens. liz: plus the stanley cup finals are heading to game 5 as the new york rangers beat out the l.a. kings in another nail-biter. i know. i was there dying over it. i'm a kings fan. when isn't just a victory for the rangers, it is a big victory for the national hockey league? coming up nhl commissioner gary bettman, he brought that, the most revered trophy in sports! the stanley cup is live in studio. look at that. fabulous. right here. you've got to st

roll open under blanca ---legisladores ponen sus planes sobre la mesa; desde washington randy serrano;37 01;16 ----pkg----- la crisis en la frontera agarr al gobierno desprevenido. los polticos estn buscando maneras de contener el flujo de niÑos que llegan al pas solos y amparar a los que ya estn aqu. hoy legisladores demcratas dieron a conocer las recomendacione s que le hicieron al presidente barack obama. s/sen. robert menéndez, "detener niños con sus familias en lugares de detención para mí se ha comprobado un fallo del pasado" el senador robert menendez insisti en que se de un trato humanitario a los menores mientras estan en tramites migratorios y agreg que hay que presionar a los gobiernos centroamericanos para contener la crisis. s/rick perry, por otra parte el gobernador de texas rick perry dijo hoy estar frustrado y decepcionado con el manejo que el gobierno federal le ha dado al tema. en ese estado el departamento de seguridad publica se prepara para desplazar autoridades a la frontera. por lo menos 47,000 menores han llegado solos este aÑo. quedan en manos del gobierno. y

roll open under --desde washington randy serrano nos informa...s colombianos elegirn presidente este prximo domingo el actual mandatario, juan manuel santos del partido de unidad nacional, y su contrincante oscar ivan zuluaga, del partido centro democrtico, tienen al pas dividido. ser la segunda vuelta electoral tras una contienda apretada y controversial. s/ michael shifter, analista político tiene un impacto fuerte porque hay un desencanto en la crítica. ha sido una campaña sucia con muchas acusaciones personales... entonces la gente expresa si descontento por abstenerse del proceso" en la primera vuelta ms de la mitad del pas dej de votar. desinters y poco convencimiento, seÑalan analistas fue la causa de la abstencin que se espera sea menos el domingo. s/ valentín sierra-arias, colombiano "si no salimos a votar ahora y dado el margen tan pequeño entre los candidatos que ahora se están lanzando no vamos a tener la posibilidad de tener un proceso representativo" de los resultados depender el futuro de las negociaciones de paz con el grupo guerri

randy serrano nos cuenta que esta haciendo el gobierno federal para lidiar con la situacin que muchosg la agencia nacional para el manejo de emergenciasla misma que responde a catástrofes naturalesse encargará de coordinar esfuerzos para atender a los miles de niños que cruzan la frontera solos. s/katherine vargas, portavoz casa blanca "ahora que tenemos a fema vamos a tener una respuesta más rápida tendremos a alguien que coordine todas las agencias federales. lo más importante es proteger estos niños para que tengan un lugar seguro y apropiado mientras espera una decisión sobre su situación migratoria. el presidente barack obama se vio obligado a buscar una solución a lo que reconoce como una "situación humanitaria un aumento drástico en el número de menores que han cruzado este año. los centros de albergue no dan abasto. s/antonio ginatta, human rights watch "es muy claro que los recursos adecuados no existen para alojar a tantos niños. pero la respuesta no puede ser ponerlos en centros les protegen". en los últimos queamparar a unos 47,000 menore que han cruzado solos. cada vez ec

roll open under desde washington randy serrano nos informa. ;01 ;17 ;38 1;21 1;39 ---pkg--- cay como agua fra la renuncia de eric cantor, lder de mayora republicana en la cmara baja tras su derrota en las elecciones primarias de virgina . sacudida poltica que algunos afirman derrumba cualquier probabilidad de reforma migratoria. s/ cong. raúl grijalva "la realidad es hoy que en el partido republicano no va a haber ningún vocero que corra el riesgo de promover una reforma migratoria". cantor se opona a una reforma migratoria integral pero respaldaba un proyecto de ley que fuera por partes. algunos analistas dicen que esa posicin tuvo que ver con su derrota. s/ michael shifter, analista político "l estaba dando señales que estaba dispuesto a hablar y negociar con los demócratas y la administración obama sobe este tema lo cual generó una reacción muy fuerte". dave brat, el candidato ganador, respaldado por el movimiento conservador "tea party", se opone tajantemente a una reforma migratoria y ha llamado la actual propuesta una "amnista". mientras tanto los activistas se muestran desespe

roll open under desde la capital randy serrano nos amplia. :01 :06 :27 :54 1:22 ---pkg--- en washingtonuen buscando soluciones a la "crisis humanitaria" en la frontera sur. s/ cong. john boehner el presidente de la cmara baja dijo hoy que el grupo de congresistas republicanos que convoc para analizar la crisis "ayudar a determinar cules son los hechos y qu es ficcin" en cuanto a la situacin de la frontera. el congresista mario diaz- balart es parte de ese grupo de trabajo cuyo objetivo tambin ser hacerle recomendacione s al presidente barack obama. s/ cong. mario diaz-balart "la solución no es solamente botar más dinero o dar más dinero es hacerlo en una forma adecuada, en una forma que llegue a soluciones específicas". agreg que a falta de liderazgo por parte de la casa blanca el congreso tiene que actuar. s/randy serrano, @randytelemundo por su parte algunos demócratas insisten que parte de la solución está en aprobar una reforma migratoria integral que ampare a los padres de familia que ya están aquí para que así ellos puedan ayudar a legalizar a sus hijos. s/cong. joe garcia, "este

joining us to talk about this is randy blasack, the professor of sociology. randy, welcome. >> hello. >> how big a problem are groups like the one that jarrod miller were connected to? >> well, there's a large number of these groups. there's about 1300 antigovernment groups and about 300 of those are patriot militia groups. but the wider problem is not the groups. there's a lot of people who believe in the ideology who aren't associated with any formal groups. it is kind of like a counterculture than a series of groups. in the old days when you had the can you cluck clan and the aryan nations, the general distrust in the government to what they believe in a second american revolution. >> groups like these that are found on the internet and unfortunately tolerated by some, when the people end up committing horrible crimes. how do you know which members of those groups have that potential? >> well, that's exactly the problem. the new philosophy, what thearl called leader -- what they're called, leaderless factions. a common belief of what's wrong with society a

s/randy serrano, @randytelemundo un centro de detención en el estado de nuevo méxico será abierto estade niños y adultos que siguen en custodia del gobierno federal. cesar ---mientras en california se vive una sequa intensa .. en otras partes del pas se rompen records de lluvia.. blanca para esta noche las intensas lluvias continuan amenzando el medio-oeste .. pasamos con gabriela dellan y los detalles gaby on cam --minesota un estado rodeado de lagos.. para hoy pareciera que los residentes vivieran en ellos.. debido a las intensas lluvias que causaron inundaciones.. take vo ---en el area metropolitana se registro mas de 10 pulgadas de precipitacion.. durante un par de dias ---es decir se recibio en una semana lo que se espera para dos meses de lluvia.. ---el gobernador de minesota declaro 25 condados en estados de emergencia gaby on cam --asi como la sequa es devastadora para los cultivos.. el exceso de agua tambien ha destruidio miles de ellos.. muchas de las labores agricolas en estas regiones se encuentran paralizadas,, blanca --hoy en pensilvania, cientos de gimnastas incluyendo a

cesar hoy el presidente firmo una orden ejecutiva y como nos dice randy serrano desde washington roll orden incluye plantear otras regulaciones para beneficiar a los hispanos pkg 00:01 00:34 00:50 01:19 el presidente barack obama firm una orden ejecutiva que ayudara a unas cinco millones de personas con deuda estudiantil para que hagan pagos mensuales que no excedan el 10 por-ciento de sus ingresos. el presidente dijo que nunca antes la educacin haba sido tan importante como ahora y que nunca antes estuvo tan costosa. la medida, que entrara en efecto en 2015, sera un salvavidas para estudiantes ahogados en deuda como deicy campos, quien apenas egresada de la universidad busca su primer empleo para comenzar a pagar. s/ deicy campos, estudiante endeuda "tengo miles de dlares en deuda. si no hay suficiente plata en ese primer trabajo, ese es el temor. es el temor que uno no va a poder pagar todo a la misma vez incluyendo las deudas. la ayuda es para aquellos que adquirieron prstamos federales antes de octubre de 2007 o que no han pedido un prstamo desde octubre de 2011. s/ randy serrano,

tonight, randy page says no one can find her. she disappeared. >> tonight this is the first line of defense for the family. the forest of microwave messes and the constant flow of news photographers and producers coming in and out of their upland home. the unwelcomed tenant, the live- in nanny has not chosen to step through the media spotlight to get back into her room in the house while the family attorney tries to get her out for good. >> fortunately the media has also helped in protect them from anything that is happening possibly with her. >> reporter: it all began friendly enough. this video shows the newly hired nanny enjoying pizza with the family. but they say that she agreed to be the live-in nanny and do lighthouse keeping in exchange for free room and board. but the family says a few weeks later when she stopped working citing health reasons, they told her that she needed to leave and she refused. earlier this week, we were the only ones inside the home when she arrived and the family served her court papers. she refus

he may be struggling, hanging onto a thread you know as randi kaye said. so it is a desperate situation . >> the bottom line is until we hear from him and the investigators in the military hear from him there is a lot we simply don't know. for you the trip back to the united states, how significant was that? i mean, there is getting out of captivity and getting medical attention but actually coming back to the united states. >> i mean, it is a big change, a joyous thing, i was not there as long as we was. i flew from bagram to dubai. met my brother and wife. i took a commercial flight back to jfk to new york. >> must have been surreal. even in the dubai airport with all the gold for sale. >> i'm telling you, bowe bergdahl, my guess is elated as he flies home right now. i got home to the apartment where my wife was, and kissed the sidewalk, my wife said, honey, this is new york. >> on the street, what's going on. people just walk by. he is elated to be home. he has many questions to answer but i just think he is at the beginning of a very long process. >> d