hasta luego, raquel. te llamo más tarde. angela... hablaremos más tarde, raquel.program is made possible by the annenberg/cpb project and the geraldine r. dodge foundation. al final de su estancia en san germán la abuela, doña carmen, le da a angela un objeto muy especial un regalo de su padre. desde el hotel, raquel hace una llamada a buenos aires. le cuenta a arturo que angel ya murió y que angel tenía dos hijos. angela y raquel hablan con la supervisora del banco donde angela trabaja. le pide dos semanas libres para ir a méxico a visitar a su abuelo, don fernando. don fernando está muy enfermo y angela le explica a la supervisora que es urgente. raquel y angela hacen los preparativos para salir mañana para méxico. luego, van a la universidad para ver a jorge, el novio de angela. en un patio de la universidad angela y jorge hablan de la copa. es la copa de bodas de mi abuela, rosario. ella se la dio a mi padre. claro, de padre a hijo. tengo una idea. cuando nos casemos podemos brindar con esta copa. ¿me estás proponiendo matrimonio? bueno... ( coro canta ) esta

hopefully, by 2024 they'll be in, and raquel will be there.a: so, all the money i've spent out of my savings, which has a 0 balance now, was worth it. garvin: worth it, tina says, not just for her daughter, but the hundreds, perhaps thousands, of other disabled children around the world who could join in the competition and the fun. garvin: coming up, a south bay woman returns to her roots. jan: you know, i lived in berkeley for a while. i was never a radical while i was there. and i came back to sleepy little morgan hill, and became a rabble rouser, so. garvin: and she's rousing up a new life for a very old schoolhouse. but first, a high school teacher goes above and beyond to help young people realize their dreams. javier guzman: you know, i'm forever grateful for him. he really cares. he really cares about, you know, about how we're doing. garvin: and what he's doing could change the lives of hundreds of people. garvin: welcome back. our next story is about a bay area high school teacher who learns an important lesson about giving back by p

allí preguntó por raquel. la señorita raquel rodríguez ¿se ha registrado? rodríguez... no. a ver.a presentado. iqué raro! ¿me permite el teléfono? por supuesto. arturo estaba un poco perplejo. ¿por qué no estaba raquel en el hotel? ibueno! ahora el teléfono del hotel está ocupado. raquel intentó varias veces comunicarse con arturo por teléfono, pero no pudo. iraquel! ialgo está pasando afuera! ihay movimiento! ¿vamos? isí, vamos! méxico es un país de grandes contrastes geográficos y climáticos. está situado al sur de los estados unidos con el océano pacífico al oeste y el golfo de méxico al este. en la parte central hay tres cordilleras: la sierra madre occidental la sierra madre oriental y la más pequeña, la sierra madre del sur. son montañas altas y rocosas y en algunas partes hay volcanes activos. al norte, en la alta meseta de las montañas se encuentra una gran zona árida. es el desierto de méxico. la península de yucatán está situada al este. aquí, en yucatán, el terreno es llano, no montañoso y parte de la península está cubierta de una densa vegetación. el centro-sur del pa

faa and ntsb will be investigating the cause of the crash >>> thank you, raquel. more breaking news, two things together. e motion, new york city. catches your breath. that's exactly why 29 people are in hospital, tonight, now, abc news is reporting police have found what appears to be a pressure cooker rigged with wiring at a sec sight. we have video from the first scene in manhattan, so far, everyone is expected to recover. investigating. the bomb was in a tool box intentionally in front of a building. so far, no connection to terrorism. in neighboring new jersey, police believe this was a planned attack, too, a pipe bomb went out off a marine corps charity run it was left at a trash can along the race route. luckily, the race was delayed and no runners were hurt >>> new information on a deadly shooting at a glendale house we now know the name of the man killed. he is 31-year-old robert benado. neighbors say they heard arguing outside and gunfire >> it happened right outside of my window. >> grenadeo died at the scene. no arrests have been made as police try to

raquel cervantes is live this morning, and raquel, what is this group hoping for? >> reporter: the neighborhood group wants this have out of the maricopa re-enter facility is serving hundreds of parolees and neighbors are saying this is something they don't want so close to their homes down the street and the center opens in july. neighborssaying that they didn't have fair notice. the group was able to meet with the governor's office, and they plan to meet with the mayor. it was repurposed for juveniles, but neighbors are to adult ex-cons. >> we have small children, a lot of small children. >> reporter: today, neighbors will be talking with mayor greg stanton about a solution. theysay ultimately they want the center moved out of here. >> raquel, thank you. >>> and now, money is on the way to our state that could be put to good use to fight crime and put to use in ways. the $9 million in federal grants will go to prevention programs so officers can stay safe. as you have heard sheriff arpaio say before there is a, quote, war on cops, and more than $700,000 will be g

raquel cervantes is live on campus with more. raquel-- >>> the sun comes up and we'll see parents dropping off students at a maricopa high school. police told us the threat was mention of bombs and hostages. two other schools got the same threat and authorities took it seriously. and students were rerouted to a nearby school for parents to pick them up. it's important to note that nothing was found and the police think the threat was a hoax. >> people are messed up. why would you do that? do you want to hurt kids? does that make you happy? >> reporter: detectives are working to trace where the threat came from. it was a scary day around the valley. this was not the only scare at local schools. back to you. >>> chaos in charlotte as protesters take to the streets. an outrage growing over a deadly shooting of an african- american man who police say was armed with a gun. >> the back of the trailer as we speak right now? stuck amid the protests. noteworthy here, the officer who pulled the trigger was african-american. and the person

raquel cervantes, abc 15 news. >>> just into the live desk, federal officials have now charged him in the new york and new jersey bombings and tonight the fbi is saying 2014 is when they first had the man on their radar. two years ago his father told the fbi his son was interacting with quote bad people overseas. and a his associates may have been trying to get their hands on explosives. that information tonight coming from the fbi, but still no word on a motive or the if there was any help in the weekend explosives. his -- explosions. his first court date is next week. >>> a murder suspect off the streets tonight after a deadly shooting this weekend in guadalupe. the man is in jail facing first- degree murder charges. we looked through the court documents that show he shot his what he was saying about his girlfriend. right now we're trying to get more information about the man who died. >>> damaging property, of course never smart, but if it belongs to police it's a really bad idea. this is john ivy, and he's accused of damaging the property yard at the surprise police department. co

raquel cervantes, abc15. >>> phoenix police officers involved in a deadly confrontation with a suspect. this one near 40th street and thomas. and justin pazera is on scene with the newest information. justin-- >> reporter: chris, i can tell you the coroner's office just arrived on scene. phoenix police telling us the suspect was 25 years old and was lungeing at officers with a sword. he had the sword tied to his wrist of hand. just a very large police presence and this started yesterday around 4:00 in the afternoon when that 25-year- had to call police. she said her own son was acts psychotic. before police got here, the suspect took off and then they realized he had a felony warrant. the mom called police saying that her mom was back at the apartment complex and they showed back up. and they had a standoff with the 25-year-old. they tried to -- when he opened the door they tried to use bean bags to make him surrender. the suspect's mom was watching all of and we talked to a witness who was there. >> she was going, oh, my god, they shot my son, oh, my god. and i said he's dead. he's no

and her mother-in-law raquel. all right, gang, keep your blindfolds on for a second. here is brittany hoover before. let's see the new brittany hoover. >> wow! >> pretty. >> all right. hold on. hold on. no. come this way. ready, take off your blindfolds. can you look right. there. >> yes. >> all right, honey, spin right around. >> you look awesome. wow. spin around at look at camera 12 for us. lewis, tell us about the hair. >> of course. what i didcy warmed up the hair to show off the blue eyes. >> that has to be an artsan cut. red doesn't have to look the big tip now is don't flip the hair. let it lean on the shoulders. key world, lean on the shoulders. bangs are for to the side. a little softer. the forehead is a little bit, you know, just a little bit diminished. >> michael, what do we think? >> speechless. >> raquel, she looks so beautiful, right? >> jill that, dress is flirty. >> right. i love it. >> it's a perfect dress. then can you wear it with tights and peep toe is great for this tichl year. white house house >> yes. >> yeah. the little detail on the side. a

. >> raquel cervantes is live at maricopa high school. quite a scare yesterday. >> reporter: definitely scary. and this morning, parents and students will see more security police and school officials school seriously. yesterday at north canyon high school in phoenix, a student was taken into custody for bringing a gun on campus. and it's the second time it's happened this year. over at cactus middle school. a 13-year-old boy brought a gun and ammunition to show his friends. no one was hurt in either case but no one is laughing. >> accidents happen and why would you want to take a chance of your child school. look what's happened before. >> reporter: this now makes 26 total threats at schools around the valley so far this year. we have a map of where those have happened. back to you. >>> a prostitution ring busted after a lengthy investigation into several valley massage prostitutes working at four massage parlors. all of the businesses were located in strip malls in bad neighborhoods and had tinted shades. they would arrive after busines

. >> raquel is here to show us how to preserve them forever. >> i am guilty of taking way too many fall photos. there are 600 photos in my phone now. this is a way to take the leaves and make the artistic and don't have to wait a week for them to you have them on your christmas tree, you can use them for thanksgiving as cards or at weddings. >> fall leaves. we rake them, jump in them, but you can also preserve them. >> preserve leaves in a day. place the leaves between two pieces of wax paper. fresher leaves work best for this process. use a warm iron to seal the wax sheets together. this will take two minutes on each side depending on how moist the leaf is. once you finished one side, flip the leaf over and iron the other. remove the top layer of the wax paper, use mod podge to seal the leaves. brush it on or use a spray. let the topside dry and flip the leaves over and repeat. to stay flat. after that, the possibilities are endless. you can frame them, display them, keep them around. for all instructions, visit 9news.com/fix this. >> this is actually the final product. i made a pictur

. >> raquel cervantes has been tracking this, and more than three years since the wait list opened. >> reporter: this mother of three know it is struggle of searching for for affordable housing. >> i was in a shelter a couple of years back. it's been hard. >> reporter: now she's at a complex helping homeless people get back on their feet and accepts section 8 housing. this council member elect say there's a great need for this >> quality development it's a hand out that's not a hand out. >> reporter: the last time the section 8 housing was open was may of 2013, and for low income families, every day of waiting is not easy. >> it's nerve wracking and very stressful not knowing whether you'll get kicked out or not, or if you'll have to live with someone or be on the streets. >> reporter: this year you can only apply online, and thousands will. the window from october 11th fr 1 p.m. if it fills up, it will close earlier. raquel cervantes, abc 15 news >>> >. >>> and here's a live look at the dust storm that will be causing problems for the commute or some 6 us and leaving -- some of us an

today raquel villanueva talked to two of the main 9news recipe contributors about what makes these segments such a hit. because you will post something on it. it usually has a lot of calories, a lot of fat and yumminess and it keeps going. >> you go online trying to find a tailgating recipe. all of a sudden you are 30 videos in and you don't know where all the time has gone. but you are really hungry and you need to go to immediately. well, this is exactly how it is done. >> why are these videos so addicting? to find out, let's go straight to the source. kelly and amanda make the food videos you see on fix this and 9news.com. >> why are food videos so popular? >> because people like to eat. i think it is something we parties, with sports, with everything basically. >> and there is one ingredient that rules them all. >> the ones that have done the best in the past, the best one was a guinness irish cheddar mac and cheese we posted on national mac and cheese day. that one obviously did very well. >> i don't know anybody who doesn't like cheese. >> the one playing right now is a cheese bread,

harvey: tyga calls you up and says raquel, i'm going to give yo take a lease out on. would you take that car? >> it's in his name. i'm going to whip that bad boy around. harvey: guess what's going to happen to that bad boy? >> by that time i'm going to have 100 hoes and i will be on top of it. [laughter] >> what's up, how are you doing? announcer: that's wwe superstar john cena in new york. he can wrestle. he can act -- ish. but can he possibly become the new co-host of "live with

raquel cervantes is live at maricopa high school. and the past 24 hours have been tough for parents. >> reporter: it's been a scary time for parents and students alike. students started the day here with classes canceled after a threat was made. parents rushing to get to see an increased security presence at maricopa high school. the threat was faxed in. and authorities took it seriously. the threat making mention of bombs and hostages and ransom. classes were canceled and students were rerouted to a nearby middle school for parents to pick them up. nothing was found. that's important to know. and police think the threat was a hoax. why would you do that? do you want to hurt kids? does that make your happy? >> reporter: detectives are working to trace where the threat came from. coming up at 5:00. there were other threats around the valley with students bringing guns to school. >>> 4:35 now. two crime alerts to tell you about. scottsdale. officers telling us someone came in to a jewelry store and smashed the display cases and took of

raquel cervantes shows us how nearly a year later the charity group is still trying to regain the communities trust after what they call on employee's betrayal. >> reporter: staff say they're working hard to restore a tarnished reputation after a former employee embezzled money from their accounts, all services to benefit cancer patients and their family, and the group says they're victims too. the woman stole $200,000, and now they're feeling the backlashing and trying to regain the public's trust. she was convicted for using company credit cards, making $150,000 in unauthorized purchases to buy clothes, electronic, and even tenths. and she stole $4,000 from payroll to add to her pay check. what the charity is doing to make sure it doesn't happen again is coming up at 6:00, and what a coworker is saying about the betrayal. >>> they're creepy and crawlly and popping up at a valley store. where one man found bed dugs and what management is doing. disappeared, but tonight he's back with his owners. >> reporter: i'm craig fouhy live at the big red brew house, >>> new at 5:00, a story we gentlema

. >> raquel nelson took the bus on austel road and got close to her house. the blue is the bus stop, she's with her three children coming home from the shopping mall. there is no crosswalk anywhere incite. you can see where her home is. she's not going to walk three children with hundreds of yards away. instead, she crosses. her son, aj, carrying a plastic bag with a goldfish is struck and killed by a drunk driver. the drunk driver is arrested but so is raquel nelson, the mother, for negligent homicide. she ends up paying a $200 fine jaywalking and the charges is reduced. she's paying $200 for an event that killed her son. this is not mobility for her. its plain access for cars, too. i am going to conclude this analogy. american association state highway and transportation officials, what if instead we have an organization the american organization state septic tank officials, look at what would happen if we did this to detroit. we would have orange multi story septic towers. this map is real. i made up the bid about septic but look at what it really is. par

the drunk driver is arrested, but so is raquel nelson, for negligent homicide. she actually pays a fine for jay walking, but she is paying $200 for an event that kills her son, all right? this is not mobility for her, but to ashto, it is. it is land access for cars, too i want you to -- i want to conclude with this analogy, remember ashto. what if instead we had an organization, the association of state septic tank officials. look at what would happen if we did this to detroit. we would have orange multi-story septic structures. this is the towers, red septic surface fields. this map is real. i made up the bit about the septic, but look what it really is, parking garages and surface parking lots. we destroyed detroit! look at the cars, we see look, everything that is orange or red is area committed to cars only. those are parking garages and surface lots. that is a weird thing to do to a city but it makes perfect sense if yo live in a world in which driving is subsidized, right? if we mean land access for a car most of the time they're not moving at all. blue me

most of the football players went to a small college and raquel, south carolina. the school is canceling classes on monday and bringing it grief counselors. >>> the gay men's chorus opened the ceremony commemorating the 25th anniversary of the national is memorial in golden gate park. you are looking at video from yesterday showing hundreds of volunteers to help maintain the 10 acre grove that came out to remember those who have died from aids and to reflect on the progress that has been accomplished in the quarter century since the memorial was established >> we now are able to manage this disease. people are healthier and living longer and living productive lives. >> the growth is the only federally designated national is memorial. >>> a controversial arrest made on a university campus. find out why officers did what they did. >>> after a hot day, clear and mild outside right now. will that last to the week ahead? >>> we're talking sports after the break. specifically 49ers who are trying to become two and zero today but it didn't go so well. more after the brea

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this is not an abstraction, raquel nelson, april 10th, 2010. took the bus on austle road, got as close to her road as the bus stop would let her go. and the blue is the bus stop. she's with her three children coming home from the shopping mall, there is no crosswalk anywhere in sight. you can see where her home is. she's not going to walk with three children hundreds of yards either way. so instead she crosses, her son, aj, four years old carrying a plastic bag with a goldfish in it that he got at the store is struck and killed bay drunk driver, all right? the drunk driver is arrested, but so is raquel nelson, the mother. for negligent homicide she ends up paying a $200 fine for jaywalking, the charges were reduced. she's paying $200 for an event that killed her son, all right? this is not mobility for her. but to ashto it is. it's land access for cars, too. i want you, i want to conclude with this analogy. remember ashto, american association of state highway and transportation officials? what if instead we had an organization called the ameri

raquel cervantes, abc1 >> talking about the weather. yesterday cloudy and today cloudy. are we getting any rain? >> there's a chance for more showers and storms. and also tomorrow. right now, we've actually see the skies clear up quite nicely. we started the day with thicker clouds and sprinkles. since then a lot more clearing and plenty of moisture still out there. the dew points sitting in the low 60s indicating that the moisture, the tropical moisture that surged into the state is with the moisture in place and as we get daytime heating. we have a slight chance of a thunderstorm. we'll warm to 95. slight chance of rain today. and chances for storms actually get better tomorrow as we track a more fall like storm system through the state. we're talking a cold front pushing through. we'll talk about the storm threat going into tomorrow, the hazards, and the cooler air that settles in. >>> all new images demonstrators filling the streets of north carolina in protest of police brutality. charlotte's police chief is trying to figure out how to respond to an officer involved

raquel cervantes reports for us. >> reporter: drivers are pulled over to the side of the road. seconds water came rushing across the highway. this is the rainbow wash at the old u.s. 80 north of patterson road. crews with the maricopa county department of transportation were quick to close off the road. drivers have approached and then turned away. the washes may not seem deep but it's not something you want to get stuck in. you don't know what kind of debris there is and how quicy the water is moving. >> the county is big, right? it's about 10,000 square miles. there's a lot of washes. there's a lot of unbridged washes. there's a lot of people living in maricopa county and a lot of areas that could be affected. >> reporter: it goes to show how much damage the water can do. >>> and phoenix police were forced to shoot and kill a man the deadly confrontation happened in a neighborhood near 37th street and thomas. police were called there by the suspect's own mother. she first called police yesterday afternoon saying that her son was acting in her words psychotic. he took off befo

javier: raquel quintanilla dice, siempre temÍ por su salud, desde que comenzÓ su campaÑa. estÁ bien que le diera ese medio mareo. son humanos y la prensa simple busca vender. es normal, es humano y ella es un ser humano. javier: uno de los temas hasta mÁs seguido, fue la forma de manifestarse de muchÍsimos deportistas de la nfl, en el himno nacional. muchas personas se han sentido indignadas, ya que ocurriÓ durante el aniversario conmemorativo del 9/11. vamos a pasar con irene sÁnchez, vamos aquÍ porque nos va a contar, te ves regia hoy. irene: vamos a la pantalla virtual, primer dÍa. siempre tiene que haber un poco de nervios en televisiÓn y es bueno para hacerlo mejor. javier: que la gente nos diga lo que les va pareciendo, vamos con esto. irene: vamos con este inicio inicio ♪ ♪ esto es un gesto que se dio en los 80 un poco mÁs ampliado, para que vean >> queremos saber tus comentarios. que opinan de lo que estÁ aconteciendo aquÍ. >> por supuesto, muy pendientes, vamos a ver algo en pantalla. un comentarios de la gente. principi vamos a ver algo en pantalla. un comentario

raquel cervantes is live in phoenix and i understand you spoke with the pilot's parents. >> ryan kilgore's parents got the phone call no one wants to get. they say that ryan has been were flying for an event in gilbert when the plane caught fire. he got burned as the sky divers jumped. he jumped with his parachute. >> when ryan was found one of the first things he asked was if everyone was okay. his immediate questions were about those who may have been injured as a result of the plane going down. he was deeply cce family whose home was damaged in the crash. >> reporter: ryan had his first surgery here at the arizona burn center and he is in stable condition. back to you. >> re-cancel cervantes reporting, thank you for the new information. >>> looks like some people in peoria are taking advantage of this program to avoid jail your warrants cleared out now through thursday, 8:00 in the morning to 5 p.m. >>> who steals a kid's shoes. cleats snatched from a young football player. they had to scramble to find a replacement pair and no one had his son's size and the boy had to play in shoes tha

. >>> i'm raquel cervantes. neighbors are taking action, meeting with mayor stanton with this re-entry facility for ex- cons in their neighborhood saying that they didn't have fair notice and they are upset that parolees will be close to homes and schools and their neighborhood and yesterday, the governor's office. the facility was repurposed originally for juvenile offenders and now, neighbors are concerned about what it could bring around their children. >> more crime in the area and that people will have houses get broken into. >> reporter: that meeting with the mayor happening sometime today. they are asking for changes, wanting the center out of their neighborhood. we'll track what in the meeting. >>> 5:26, and beer is the preferred drink for arizonans. massachusetts is the top beer loving state with 51% of people choosing to drink a brew. >>> we are tracking a few showers this morning and rain chances sticking around the next couple days. i'll break down the hour-by- the door next. >>> and the 10, we have

picked up by two davis white is could return it into the end zone for the the tigris until raquel got grown up with the game-winning field goal through the uprights wisconsin pulling the upset hundred 38 yards 20 carries with no touchdowns.how about some other scores to tell you about the next two opponents for the unlv program next week to go to ucla they were upset by texas a&m 31 -24 after that make a trip to central michigan maybe presbyterian 49 -3. former rubble the lead of the second round of the torch classic up there in boston in attendance yesterday night potential summerhays chip in for birdie. one other property former shriners when right here in vegas:-) kaufman on 16 great shot here stick it right by the pen. info birdie place a underpar jordan spieth heating up he shot leaderboard little bit top 87 hole your leader kevin going to knock this eagle and take a one-shot lead why more for shots back at seven under round three. later to another milestone the world's number one tennis player and the woman sighed serena williams take on sweden's johanna larson. carmelo anthony

raquel cervantes just geting to the scene. what are you learning tonight? >> reporter: we just got to the scene a few minutes ago. emergency crews are cleaning up let me show you what this looks like. the truck that is now on the bed of that tow truck was flipped over. it still is right now. you can see that white car is also in pretty bad shape. just a few hundred feet, just by that, this is also involving a truck that was carrying, that was towing along these water, these jet skis. superstition fire telling us that this involved eight patients and two people were taken, were rushed from the scene taken to local trauma centers. we are not sure of their conditions or the six other people's conditions but people are working to reopen this scene and they are working to get this all cleaned up now. traffic is restricted to one lane. that left lane there. and dps is saying that this will take about 60 minutes to an hour-and-a-half to get this all cleaned up. we are working to get some more information. when we have it, we will be sure to bring that to you. >>>

reporting in phoenix, raquel cervantes. >>> your safety in the spotlight tonight. just into the live desk, new security changes announced for city hall. you'll have to use a different main entrance on the north side of washington that had been closed. once inside you'll go through rayed, and you'll see security guards and uniformed police officers at city hall. >>> new video and new fall out from a schoolyard fight going viral in the valley. we first told you about more marcus hines and his daughter on friday. she could barely breathe after being knocked out for confronting her bullies, but another girl says she was defending herself. bottom line for hi it shouldn't happen to anyone. >> nonparent should have to look -- no parent should have to look on crew tube or go on facebook and see your -- youtube or going to facebook seeing your daughter laid out. >> he's been protesting for days. his daughter and the others were suspended. >>> all right now to the most accurate forecast, and a live look from live drive, you can see the rain on the windshield along the us 60

. >>> yesterday was raquel welch's birthday. she is 76. >> wow. >> stunning. >> yes. the movie star and sex symbol shot to stardom after playing that bikini clad cave woman in 1 million years b.c. back in 1956. can you believe it was 50 years ago? welch said she looks back on her career and she was a very lucky lady to stumble on -- circumstances. in 2011, "men's health" magazine ranked her number two on its list of hottest women of all time. jennifer aniston came out number one. >> she looks good. >> amazing, doesn't she. >> she really does. >> you had a crush on her back than, didn't you? . >> didn't we all? . >> also seems very cool. she's still active on twitter and facebook. >>> let's take a look at the latest drive time readings, taking about 30 minutes from 42 to 440 through garner, and then another 30 minutes from the 440 split around to wade avenue on the west side of raleigh. now, as we zoom into that area on the live commute map, you'll notice that if you can pick up 40 westbound from ham monday road or south saunder street, you're looking pretty good. that

coverage with raquel cervantes . >> this is in gila bend and that's the sand tank wash. it's running under the eight. and roads north of the 85 are affected. drivers should not cross them. back here the flood control district is watching for areas like this all over the county. >> the county is big, right? about 10,000 square miles. there's a lot of washes. there's a lot of unbridged washes. and there's living in maricopa county so a lot of areas can be affected. and they are watching for areas experiencing running washes to prevent any flooding. and if they need to respond, they'll be ready. >> let's give you a check of the roads where we're seeing the slick and wet conditions in the east valley on 202 where switching to the traffic map. even though we're seeing the wet roads, we're not seeing in i slowing. the desert drive time is 19 minutes here. i-10 eastbound from 75th avenue until you hilt the ministack. it's super slow near the tunnel because of an earlier crash. that's cleared but there's still extra slowing. >>> 5:32 from the if you're an -- phoenix officers wer

abc 15's raquel cervantes with the story from fire station 6 in chandler. >> reporter: no human patients at this fire, but priorities did treat others live. >> busted through the front door, no visibility, smoke down to the floor, and then we went in to start doing our things, hit them in the leg, it was a dog trying to get out. >> reporter: firefighters rescued two dogs and three cats from the smoke-filled home. quickly placing oxygen masks from their fido bags to treat them. >> the gentleman had showed up, the owner of the house, he seemed you know, very grateful we were able to get all the animals out >> reporter: the fido dag bag -- bags came from the fetch foundation, and the founder came tol replenish the supply after the morning's fire. >> we want to make sure and -- the guys and gals don't go on a run, sometimes the o 2 masks are transported with the animals or damaged during the save. >> reporter: by evening, firefighters got an update on the condition. >> both cats are doing well and expected to live. that's a miraculous turnaround, they came out basically dead. they must have

we re-branded it and repackaged it with a new name, erika cole by raquel, a name that represented heree kids. the result was amazing. i feel like we entirely changed the process. carolyn: and i thank you. lemonis: the most important change was firing the general manager and having carolyn step into the role, a role she should have always had. it's been about five months since we renovated, and we've already been named one of the top 20 salons in america by a big industry publication, salon today. those are the kind of things that make it worth it. -hi, carolyn. -carolyn: hi, how are you? lemonis: how are you? good. carolyn: good to see you. -lemonis: the place looks good. -carolyn: it looks amazing. -lemonis: what's happening? -woman: how are you? -lemonis: how are you? -woman: good! lemonis: it is so nice to see people excited and smiling. -are you seeing new customers? -debbie: yes, we are. last saturday, we had, i think, eight people walk in the door. lemonis: do you feel like you're more present? carolyn: i feel like i'm more present. having a g.m. kind of, like, separated me from

raquel sanz con el informe.aba teniendo un encuentro Íntimo con su joven novio, y fue asÍ cÓmo murió en la baÑera. el joven los relatos sin problemas a la llamada de emergencia, pero la familia pidiÓ no se difundiera dicha grabaciÓn por respeto a la memoria del divo. supuestamente, lo anterior es una versiÓn difÍcil de creer, que se une a las decenas de hipÓtesis que circulan en redes sociales acerca de la muerte de juan gabriel. no se sabe si estaba junto a su supuesto nuevo amigo cuando muriÓ. lo cierto es que isaac posteÓ en las redes sociales desde santa mÓnica, california, el siguiente mensaje: "mi alberto se me fue en los brazos". hay quienes aseguran que juan gabriel le regalÓ un rancho en sonora, ademÁs de algunos carros. isaac se encuentra en sonora, sin querer dar declaraciÓn alguna y viviendo su duelo. orlando: y mucha atenciÓn, porque hace sÓlo horas, jas devael, otro supuesto amigo muy cercano de juan gabriel, ha enviado el siguiente comunicado. dice: "a mis amigos de los medios de comunicaciÓn y mi

raquel and becky here at the colorado home show. we're so honored to be out here this weekend and we are sitting with the executive director of the fall home show, jim fricky. and the most comfortable chairs in the entire show. >> i keep telling people, you have to sit in the oh, my goodness chairs and people sit down and go, oh, my goodness. they're crazy comfortable. >> reporter: you were telling us before there's a long history with the show here in denver? >> correct the colorado home and garden show, which is in february, has existed since 1959 and big picture, the money we make on our two shows, we give away a horticulture- related scholarships and grants. we have five kids at csu on full ride scholarshipses. but then we do a lot of community gardens and graen greenhouses at our schools. as a nonprofit, we turn around and feed it back into the state of colorado and horticulture scholarships and grants. >> speaking of horticulture, this is the colorado home show. you zeal there's garden stuff out here but when i think of fall g

. >> and raquel is going to show us how to cones. they look delicious, by the way. >> these are going to change the way you eat s'mores forever, i think. even when you are not camping. it involves any topping thaw like. your favorite -- do you like peanut butter? >> drrr. >> you can line this with peanut butter. fruit. throw that in. i brought the basics for this one. throw in the marshmellows. throw in the chocolate. a little more marshmellows. you heat this over a campfire, a grill, oven. just make sure it doesn't burn. quickly. so just keep checking on it every couple minutes. when it's done you can carry it around. you don't need to worry about being messy. >> and it doesn't do anything to the sugar cone? >> no. >> see, seeing as i like to light my marshmellows on fire, because burnt is the best way for me, this is going to be a little bit after different technique. i am definitely willing to try to t -- try it out. >> we have lots of other tips and tricks >> it's hard to live in a place like colorado and not want to explore the

. >>> pero raquel. rashel que estÁn haciendo. en el planteamiento. que estÁn como quieren. otro que dice que mÁs vale agarrando que se apague. lo que sucede. lo que estamos con ellos. >>> ademÁs lo que estamos obviamente. >>> (risas). fÍjense de estar con el Ángel. >>> esa mujer. >>>. (risas). >>> estamos un un beso ada. >>> yo quiero si te das. >>> (risas). ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) (aplausos). >>> ay! dios mÍo. >>> muchachos. >>> piso 21. >>> claro que sÍ, siempre estamos saludando con las banderas de distintas nacionalidades de pronto con su pÚblico de "un nuevo dÍa." los invitamos a seguirnos en todas las redes sociales en todas, ya que sigan descargando en todas las plataformas. >>> hicieron trampa pero estÁ bien. >>> siempre se destaca por ganar. >>> miren que el lunes van a estar en nuestra casa eros ramazzotti. >>> estamos en el comienzo de la semana, disfruten el fin de semana y muchos besito y nos vamos con el video de ricky martin y maluma, en dÓnde ricky martin parece menor que [♪] >>damas y caballeros... es un honor prsentarles a la diva... a la Única... y a la espectacul

raquel says morning sp, who left the oven on. feels like 70 in the miss. i think it will be close to 93 for them. it's very very warm to hot, and the north wind will take care of that, or an easterly breeze, already offshore oakland, offshore hayward. there's no westerly breeze that i can find that amounts to anything. 50s, 60s on the temps. calistoga, 78 degrees, have some low 50s around napa, warming up quick. 39 up in truckee. 54 ukiah. fog maybe tomorrow, but until then, everything says sunshine and warm to hot conditions. probably by wednesday. some of the inland temps will come down a little bit coast and bay tomorrow. a lot of 90s in here. some areas, again, this time of year, it's not always antioch, brentwood or concord or livermore that are hottest. that includes the santa clara valley, saratoga, type -- cupertino. slight cool down for a few tuesdays, and cooling begins wednesday, and boy does it ever as it carries into the end of the week. big drop by then. >> steve, thank you. >>> a new report on the crime across the country, in 20 minutes, the