raquel simpson says she is absolutely applying for a construction job on the new stadium. she's a single mom who spent almost a year in prison -- 11:13:26 raquel "it really changed my way of thinking and gave me hope because before that, every door was shut for me for a job when i got out so it was really difficult." doors now appear as wide open as ever. the leaders who are working to bring a stadium to the valley announced they will actively hire people like raquel. sheila collins is a las vegas lifer -- and she says her community needs those opportunities. 11:20:19 sheila collins "i'm going to hope that their intentions are in the right business development that would come with them. 11:23:14 sheila "you can have someone that comes in to vendor, that opens up a hot dog stand in the stadium, so they need to include individuals in this community to be able to do that." david schuman "one point nine billion dollars is the number we hear the most when it comes to this stadium but that's just for the construction. a vice president for the las vegas sands corporation says hun

raquel simpson hopes she can be part of the answer to that. 11:14:21 raquel simpson "women do construction. i'm out there in the heat with my hard hat and my tool belt just like the men. and i told them i don't want to pop bubblegum or file my nails. raquel was in prison for almost a year...and now the people who are working to bring the stadium to las vegas appear to be reaching out to people like her. 11:17:34 andy abboud "we wanted to work with the people that people that needed jobs more than anyone else, businesses that have been suffering." 11:21:54 sheila collins "i'm going to believe their intentions are going to be good because i have no other reason to not so far." the diversity of people in this room were a good sign. communities are believing in what the stadium could offer. 11:14:05 raquel simpson "especially people that are ex-offenders. it gives them hope and opportunity for a real-paying david schuman: "the creators of this community benefits agreement say there's no expiration date on it. it'll last the lifetime of the that makes it unlike any deal of its kind in the count

compaÑero de trabajo la sorprendieron marcando boletas ilegalmente de votos fraudulentos en favor de raquel: otro caso involucra a esta mujer de 33 aÑos a quiÉn se acusa de llenar formularios para 5 personas sin su consentimiento, presentÓ 17 formularios a nombres de personas que aparentemente no existen, y fallecidas. esto arrestos ocurren en medio de las repetidas denuncias de donald trump que los comisios estÁn apreciamente aÑrreglados. luisa dice haber estado pasando por esta situaciÓn, a pesar que no votÓ, dice que si lo hizo. luisa: hemos votado y nos llevÓ una gran sorpresa. dÁnae : sin embargo, los expertos dicen que esto no va a influir, porque es comÚn entre los contrincantes. experto: el fraude sin base lo escuchamos siempre, tÍpicamente del candidato que estÁ sintiendo que estÁ perdiendo las elecciones. dÁnae : pese a los incidentes esto no bien que sembrar pÁnico. >> el sistema de votaciÓn estÁ seguro, y eficaz, pueden confianza y tranquilidad al efectuar su voto. dÁnae : recomiendan informar inmediatamente si hay un error en las mÁquinas de votar es toda la informaciÓn, regres

maybe sam's mom and dad, too. >> i wanted to make sure nothing happened to steve and raquel. so i went to their house and, you know, during the night i spent there i got my gun by my side just to make sure. i slept on their couch by their door. >> reporter: detectives needed prosecutor matt murphy. >> you got a dead woman in his apartment. he -- he's missing. and then you factor in afghanistan. and you start thinking, okay, he's a trained killer after he'd been -- he'd been accused of this before. and you think, okay, this guy is potentially very dangerous. he's out there on the street. >> reporter: then came a break. sam's atm card was being used. $400 withdrawn about 17 miles north of the crime scene. and security cameras captured the person who was waiting as the cash came out. it was s mystery. >> we were pretty confident he was our guy. >> reporter: but sam's father was convinced he wasn't. and determined to prove it, he turns amateur detective. >> i said, okay, we've got movement here. we took lifelong pasta experts and gave one prego traditional and one ragu traditiona

abc15's raquel cervantes joins us live. not just being considered innocent pranks. >> reporter: not when the clowns are threatening people with deadly weapons and imagine these guys coming with bat. deputies are taking these threats very seriously. >> clowns creep people out anyway. >> reporter: and now a strange trend is getting out of hand. even getting dangerous. >> you know it's one thing to dress up as a clown on halloween and kind of go door to gear and get candy but actually scare people and use weapons, it's the consequences could be disastrous. >> reporter: that's why detectives say happened friday night to a group of 13-year- the teens were walking -- >> one was carrying a baseball bat which is a dead lip. in this case you know -- deadly weapon. in this case it's a crime. >> reporter: the intent sun known but it was enough to terrify the teens and get law enforcement looking for them. >> i don't need clowns racing me or -- chasing me or my kids around the neighborhood. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: be on alert and

. >> i'm raquel cervantes. finding their apartment filled with sewage. now they want out. coming up at 6:00 what a tenant advocate says they can do about it. >>> are you sending message s and don't know it. there's a way to do so. >>> all new. life. >>> a brutal attack against a >>> tonight, breaking news. a the fallout from the videotape, and now the debate. tonight, the new poll numbers coming in. trump in crisis mode. and the woman he was talking about on that bus, tv host nancy o'dell, breaking her silence. also, house speaker paul ryan says he will no longer defend trump. tonight, trump responds. >>> the emergency rescues playing out, 1,500 victims families stranded by rising waters. >>> new audio tonight during the chaos. two officers shot and killed through the front door of a home. a veteran officer, a new mom, just back from maternity leave. >>> the urgent alert just issued involving some samsung smartphones. power down your phones, they say, amid troubling new reports that the replacement phones are

. >> i heard screaming from outside, help, help, raquel, help me. what happened? she's like, those girls, they i remember my skin falling off my face. >> oh, my gosh. >> seriously, how do you do that to someone? >> she never got answers why this happened to her. >> third degree burns to 30% of my body and start undergoing a series of surgeries. i've had at least 15. >> did she ever get any kind of justice at all? were these people ever caught? >> her attackers were caught and they were sentenced to 15 years in jail, but she does say she's forgiven them. >> to this day answers that i want. i was angry and also confused about why they'd do something so heinous, but all that negative energy was negatively impacting my own life, so over time i just was like i can't live like this. i've forgiven everyone involved. i have no ill will. >> she's made a remarkable recovery. >> she started a website. >> really great place in my life, i'm working with young 4-year-old son, and my experiences are actually bringing a lot of amazing opportunities to my life that i otherwise don

. >> i heard seami from outside, help, help, raquel, help me. what happened? she's like, those girls, they threw acid on me. i remember my skin falling off my face. >> oh, my gosh. >> she never got answers why this happened to her. >> third degree burns to 30% of my body and start undergoing a series of surgeries. i've had at least 15. >> did she ever get any kind of justice at all? were these people ever caught??l >> her attackers were caught and they were sentenced to 15 years in jail, but she does say she's forgiven them. >> to this day i don't have the answers that i want. i was angry and also confused about why thed heinous, but all that negative energy was negatively impacting my own life so over time i just ve eryone inlved.like is ve ill will. >> she's m?v a rarkable revery. she?tn+ started abs>> r glace in my life, i'm working with young women, and iave an amazing 4-year-old son, and my expe ences auall otherwise don't think i would have. >> that's incredibly inspiring. >> at least her outlook on it, because she was living the life she had chosen and

. >> reporter: in phoenix, raquel debate is not the only thing starts at 6:00 tonight. >>> a strange knock at the door. someone peering through her windows. who showed up at one valley woman's home and the unexpected reason they were there. >> honoring a life cut way too short. the special tribute at a visitation sheriff paul babeu was headmaster at desisto school in massachusetts. a boarding school rife with abuse. a lot of things went down that probably shouldn't have. this isn't about abuse or neglect, because none of this was found. except these records show the state found it, students and parents testified about it, and a judge ordered it to stop. i'll end with that, thank you so much. >>> not one, not two not even 10. this guy is suspected of several robberies. he tried to break into a church. there have been dozens of the past few months. the suspect has already been connected to some of them. >>> you may want to keep your kids close after hearing about this bun. a somber memorial for the 6- year-old boy. some people wore their super hero costumes and their shirts today to re

sam being sam obliged, says mom raquel. >> he loved to help people, but he also was very naive. he just trusted people. >> reporter: he trusted wozniak enough to turn his back on him. that's when the actor shot him. >> reporter: wozniak stole sam's phone and credit cards, then left his body in the attic, then-- unbelievably-- performed his starring role in "nine" that night. kara kessener was the stage manager. how did he seem? >> he seemed just like any other he seemed fine. he did a great job. >> ( singing ) >> reporter: this is the actual performance. castmate deborah kennedy: >> i remember getting goosebumps and going, "yeah, daniel, nail it." >> reporter: it was that good? >> yeah. >> ( singing ) ( applause ) >> reporter: after the performance-- by then, about 10:30 p.m. on friday night-- daniel and rachel returned to their apartment. then, he turned to covering up his crime, texting julie on sam's phone, pretending to be sam. >> that just kind of killed me when i found out that, you know, that she thought it was sam that was texting her. and, of course, she was the one, th

. >> i heard screaming from outside, help, help, raquel, help me. what happened? she's like, those girls, they threw acid on me. i remember my skin falling off my face. >> oh, my gosh. to someone? >> she never got answers why this happened to her. >> third degree burns to 30% of my body and start undergoing a series of surgeries. i've had at least 15. >> did she ever get any kind of justice at all? were these people ever caught? >> her attackers were caught and they were sentenced to 15 years in jail, but she does say she's forgiven them. >> to this day i don't have the answers that i want. i was angry and also confused about why ty' heinous, but all that negative energy was negatively impacting my own life, so over time i just was like i can't live like this. i've forgiven everyone involved. i have no ill will. >> she's made a remarkable recovery. >> she started a website. >> really great place in my life, i'm working with young women, and i have an amazing 4-year-old son, and my opportunities to my life that i otherwise don't think i would have. >> that's incred

maybe sam's mom and dad, too. >> i wanted to make sure nothing happened to steve and raquel. i went to their house and, you know, during the night i spent there i got my gun by my side just to make sure. i slept on their couch by their door. >> reporter: detectives needed to find sam fast, says orange county homicide. prosecutor matt murphy. >> you got a dead woman in his apartment. he -- he's missing. and then you factor in afghanistan. and you start thinking, okay, he's a trained killer after he'd been -- he'd been accused of this before. and you think, okay, this guy is potentially very dangerous. he's out there on the street. >> reporter: then came a break. sam's atm card was being used. $400 withdrawn about 17 miles north of the crime scene. and security cameras captured the person who was waiting as the cash came out. it was the start of a whole new mystery. >> we were pretty confident he was our guy. >> reporter: but sam's father was convinced he wasn't. and determined to prove it, he turns amateur detective. >> i said, okay, we've got movement here. let me see. we too

sam being sam obliged, says mom raquel. >> he loved to help people, but he also was very naive. he just trusted people. >> reporter: he trusted wozniak enough to turn his back on him. that's when the actor shot him. >> reporter: wozniak stole sam's phone and credit cards, then left his body in the attic, then-- unbelievably-- performed his starring role in "nine" that night. kara kessener was the stage manager. how did he seem? he seemed fine. he did a great job. >> ( singing ) >> reporter: this is the actual performance. castmate deborah kennedy: >> i remember getting goosebumps and going, "yeah, daniel, nail it." >> reporter: it was that good? >> yeah. >> ( singing ) ( applause ) >> reporter: after the performance-- by then, about 10:30 p.m. on friday night-- daniel and rachel returned to their apartment. then, he turned to covering up sam's phone, pretending to be sam. >> that just kind of killed me when i found out that, you know, that she thought it was sam that was texting her. and, of course, she was the one, the first one to go and help him. >> reporter: julie, wearing t

sam being sam obliged, says mom raquel. >> he loved to help people, but he also was very naive. he just trusted people. >> reporter: he trusted wozniak enough to turn his back on him. that's when the actor shot him. >> reporter: wozniak stole sam's phone and credit cards, then left his body in the attic, then-- unbelievably-- performed his starring role in "nine" that night. kara kessener was the stage manager. how did he seem? >> he seemed just like any other he seemed fine. he did a great job. >> ( singing ) >> reporter: this is the actual performance. castmate deborah kennedy: >> i remember getting goosebumps and going, "yeah, daniel, nail it." >> reporter: it was that good? >> yeah. >> ( singing ) ( applause ) >> reporter: after the performance-- by then, about 10:30 p.m. on friday night-- daniel and rachel returned to their apartment. then, he turned to covering up his crime, texting julie on sam's phone, pretending to be sam. >> that just kind of killed me when i found out that, you know, that she thought it was sam that was texting her. and, of course, she was the one, th

sam being sam obliged, says mom raquel. >> he loved to help people, but he also was very naive. he just trusted people. >> reporter: he trusted wozniak enough to turn his back on him. that's when the actor shot him. >> reporter: wozniak stole sam's phone and credit cards, then left his body in the attic, then-- unbelievably-- performed his starring role in "nine" that night. kara kessener was the stage manager. how did he seem? >> he seemed just like any other he did a great job. >> ( singing ) >> reporter: this is the actual performance. castmate deborah kennedy: >> i remember getting goosebumps and going, "yeah, daniel, nail it." >> reporter: it was that good? >> yeah. >> ( singing ) ( applause ) >> reporter: after the performance-- by then, about 10:30 p.m. on friday night-- daniel and rachel returned to their apartment. then, he turned to covering uphi sam's phone, pretending to be sam. >> that just kind of killed me when i found out that, you know, that she thought it was sam that was texting her. and, of course, she was the one, the first one to go and help him. >> reporte

sam being sam obliged, says mom raquel. >> he loved to help people, but he also was very naive.ust trusted people. >> reporter: he trusted wozniak enough to turn his back on him. that's when the actor shot him. >> reporter: wozniak stole sam's phone and credit cards, then left his body in the attic, then-- unbelievably-- performed his starring role in "nine" that night. kara kessener was the stage manager. how did he seem? >> he seemed just like any other day. he seemed fine. he did a great job. >> ( singing ) >> reporter: this is the actual performance. castmate deborah kennedy: >> i remember getting goosebumps and going, "yeah, daniel, nail it." >> reporter: it was that good? >> yeah. >> ( singing ) ( applause ) >> reporter: after the performance-- by then, about 10:30 p.m. on friday night-- daniel and rachel returned to their apartment. then, he turned to covering up his crime, texting julie on sam's phone, pretending to be sam. >> that just kind of killed me when i found out that, you know, that she thought it was sam that was texting her. and, of course, she was the one, th

(butted with) 11:14:05 raquel simpson "especially people that are ex-offenders. it gives them hope and opportunity for a real-paying job, not something like minimum wage. something that can really provide for their family." stadium developers say the community benefits agreement will not have an expiration date. if you're thinking about being a clown for halloween...you're definitely not alone. find out how this huge demand is affecting metro's relationship with our local costume stores. greg adlibs weather forecast tease and i'm tracking your roads... an update to breaking news out george washington bridge after a man wearing no shirt climbed up one of the bridge's towers! police have him in custody..... thesea re live images from the roadway that connects new york and new jersey... coming up on gma, coming up on gma, v- p candidate mike pence's plane skidding off the runway at laguardia airport overnight - the faa reporting you can choose somebody with a proven track record. for standing up for nevada families. catherine cortez masto. think about what happened

abc15's raquel cervantes has the story. >>> people are dropping off anything a family may need a loved one was lost. people stop by the car where the fire claimed the life of 53- year-old neighbor kerry jordan put up a sign so people would know how to help. >> as soon as we put them up. we had people stopping like this and getting out of the car in the rain. >> reporter: car after car stopped to get a flier with information on a donation site online. when the flames went up in flames three people rushed to make it out. >> how do you get out of the that? you just run. >> reporter: she says the family is in shock, they need support as well as emotional support. >>> take a look at this. a monster storm about to tear through the caribbean. people of jamaica bracing for hurricane matthew. a category four righ sustained winds at 175 miles per hour. the u.s. weather service saying it's the strongest hurricane in the atlantic since 2007. heavy rains already hitting the island of haiti and cuba and preparing for the powerful storm. a lot going on with this system that we continue to watch here.

raquel benito and dani rosas/clients "oh we lost our marbles we tackled him in the water haha ran out practically tackled him." witters says these success stories are just all part of another day's work...and that he's simply much work -- we have found the device for you. in fact --- you won't even need a glass! it's "guzzle buddy." just uncork the bottle... screw the glass into the neck... and you're ready to drink straight from the bottle -- but with "class." if you're thinking, " i saw that on 'cougartown,'" you're right. it's about 30 bucks on amazon. drink less.. a baptist church in texas is running an ad campaign saying "craft beer is the devil's craft." however -- the anti-beer campaign is backfiring! the city of canyon only began allowing alcohol sales about 2 years ago. the church says drinking is a sin and put an ad out telling people not to go out drinking. however, many in the formerly dry city support the new business -- and one bar says the anti-beer campaign is actually driving up their anything for a chance for food. but how about steal a car -- and then crash it?? tha

with team coverage and raquel, the fire could be seen from miles away.>>>> reporter: we could see it from the highway as we drove on the 60. it still smells like smoke. firefighters are still blasting water over the complex for multiple -- angles. the fire is under control. it started around 7 pm and it's about our have to get contained the fire was so huge it took almost 150 firefighters to control it. it destroyed five buildings at the complex and it is still under construction so no one was hurt or living here. it is just barely. buyers call this a stick farm. firefight. >> large buildings like this, three-story under construction buildings, the heat that comes off this tremendous. there's so much exposed way that it becomes a massive plume of smoke and fire. you can see from miles away.>> reporter: now the work begins for firefighters to investigate the cause of the fire out here. firefighters are still pouring water over all of that there would. they will actually be here for the next few days to make sure there are no reporter chris gros the still unseen to continue our coverag

raquelle calling in from hartford, connecticut. a clinton supporter. how are you. good.: i am how are you today. host: i am good. how do you think this latest affect the race and do you think it will affect how you vote? caller: yes. -- i am shocked to hear video, and whoever released show -- it amazes me how people say oh, it was 10 years ago. they like to bring up president clinton. see these people are biased a biased. forgive , how they can this man talking like that, he's pervert and should never be the president of the united states. and i commend es he speaker of the house who came out and had respect for women. women should be respected all way. this man is sickening. host: up next, we have troy from eastern maryland. troy, you're undecided. does this video affect you or direction or another? caller: yes, good morning. a lifelong democrat. but i wasn't going towards hillary. and i was thinking about donald trump. but, i mean, he keeps putting in his mouth over and over again. and i wasway from him even thinking about gary johnson and i just think he's an id

abc 15's raquel cervantes is live near central and maryland. >> reporter: yes, steve, we're along bridal path, a popular trail for jogger, and here there was a looking items raising a runner's suspensions about his intentions. jogging along phoenix's bridal path sunday afternoon, a fiorina man says he -- phoenix man says he spotted a man that at first looked like a regular guy. >> he was walking a phoenix police badge around his neck. >> reporter: nothing unusual for the area. >> a couple of days ago there were some bike police riding by. i feel safe. didn't seem like an actual officer. he said something about his appearance was off. >> just a gray tee shirt, and jeans, and a little bag, and a radio on his be back and a -- his back and a pair of hand cuffs. >> reporter: it was enough to make him uncomfortable, so he flagged down an officer to find the guy while alerting other runners. >> we have to be more careful in this day and age. >> reporter: police say if you're in doubt request to see an idea, and to have a dispatcher verify there's a police officer at the location. >> just stay o

raquel cervantes reports from near chandler and price. >> reporter: this is where the armed robbery happened at the chevron gas station near chandler and price overnight. it is open now and busy but it was a wild scene overnight were three people sped off, leading the suspects getting onto the 202 at one point. police caught up with them using spike strips. two men and a woman taken away in handcuffs. >> these guys are down to like one tire. shooting sparks. >> two runners to the east. >> reporter: the good news is no one was injured. chandler police continue to investigate this robbery. >>> traffic stop in central phoenix did not turn out good. look at this damage to this is scaffolding at central and mcdowell. dps try to stop the driver but they took off. dps did not pursue the vehicle but as they were driving around trying to locate the vehicle they found it crashed. the driver and passenger gone. dps says they did find drugs in the car. >>> donald trump in nevada this morning after making his he spoke to a crowd of about 7000 in the audience at prescott valley. another 2000 out side. a n

when bob hope brought his entertainment troop to vietnam, he brought with him the hollywood star raquel welch. i was one of the gis on that vietnam hill that day. this photograph was taken. he told all the guys, guys, this is for back home. we all cheered. bob hope, thanks for the memories. >> ? and thanks for the memories for men like you ignite ?. >>reporter: this vietnam film strikes a chord with me when the hope group traveled to my unit, i was in this audience, enjoying the good times of bob hope and company. for a fightin' man, nothing like reminders of home. surrounded by hope items rarely seen outside these walls. his nephew has kept it all. why not? he carries a name of his great uncle who had a say in nephew's naming before nephew was born. >> my dad was take eb to the airport -- taken to the airport and he said, dave, if it's a boy, i'll take credit for that. >>reporter: in a chagrin falls, ohio home an abundance of hope, both the name and the noun. the dictionary's hope means a feeling for things wanted or for events way. the entertainer brought hope. beginning in cleveland

raquel cervantes is live in chandler to explain how this all went down. >> reporter: the armed robbery happened here at chevron gas station. the scene is now clear after police took down the crime tape. let's get to that video we see the crime scene. we're learning three people are detained after this armed robbery. not before speeding away and leading police on a high-speed chase where the suspects even got onto the highway, onto the 202. police eventually got them over at jermaine and alma school using spike strips. two men and a woman taken away in handcuffs. out here this chevron gas station is now back open. we have people out here at the the good news is nobody was injured. back to you. >>> new developments in the crash that killed a six-year- old boy. ice plans to take custody of that crash suspect when he gets out of jail. and ice spokesperson said something interesting, hermione the genius was not in the country illegally. the representative would not elaborate. he is accused of that fatal crash sunday that killed six-year-old. he admitted to drinking and driving. that is what

sam being sam obliged, says mom raquel. >> he loved to help people, but he also was very naive. he just trusted people. >> reporter: he trusted wozniak enough to turn his back on him. that's when the actor shot him. >> reporter: wozniak stole sam's phone and credit cards, then left his body in the attic, then-- unbelievably-- performed his starring role in "nine" that night. kara kessener was the stage manager. how did he seem? he seemed fine. he did a great job. >> ( singing ) >> reporter: this is the actual performance. castmate deborah kennedy: >> i remember getting goosebumps and going, "yeah, daniel, nail it." >> reporter: it was that good? >> yeah. >> ( singing ) ( applause ) >> reporter: after the performance-- by then, about 10:30 p.m. on friday night-- daniel and rachel returned to their apartment. then, he turned to covering up sam's phone, pretending to be sam. >> that just kind of killed me when i found out that, you know, that she thought it was sam that was texting her. and, of course, she was the one, the first one to go and help him. >> reporter: julie, wearing t

orlando: yo tambiÉn le creo a raquel sanz y elizabeth soria.nunca y estrenando look, el famoso hijo de verÓnica castro no se quiso quedar atrÁs, y anoche impactÓ con una imagen renovada, dejando atrÁs su caracterÍstica melena rubia para lucir mÁs sofisticado, con el cabello negro y perfectamente bien peinado. ¿serÁ que sigue de cerca a cada paso de su famoso adversario? cristian castro: bueno, porque decÍan que me estaba peinando como donald trump. reportero: despuÉs de siete aÑos de no presentar un disco inÉdito, cristian estÁ de regreso con "dicen", material con el cual se burla de todo lo que se dice de Él. cristian castro: el tÍtulo me parece interesante, porque siento que mucha gente dice de mÍ cosas, de nosotros, los cantantes, y creo que se han especificado mucho en mÍ para decir bastantes cosas. yo tambiÉn he provocado mucho a la gente, he provocado reacciones con comentarios, con errores, con muchas cosas. he provocado la opiniÓn pÚblica. reportero: desde mÉxico, diego barrios. orlando: ay! vamos con una de nuestras favoritas. no porqu

. >> now we have raquel and her father, rafael. this is ted here. have you ever watched him? look at ted. have you ever washed him? >> i have not washed ted, because he doesn't need a bath. >> for the last 40 years, he doesn't need a bath. all right, are we ready to announce who is going to the game? drum roll, okay, i've got the two tickets here. ready? the winner -- the winner is -- >> tell me this, you guys -- i think i'm going to cry. you guys have been waiting your whole life for this. he is 88 years old. ba ar barb, congratulations. back to you. i'm about to cry. >> they're going to have a blast. thank you for that. that was fun. >> so cute. >>> all right, we do have other stories. here's the news at >>> good morning, no word series tickets here, but we do begin with the race for the white house. i'm hallie jackson in new york, where mike pence has a new campaign plane after his other one skidded off the runway overnight here at laguardia. no injuries, but the ntsb is looking into it. both trump and pens will get back out on the campaign trail, team is considering a big

name,n >> i'm raquel and i'm just a j cave woman. wom >> cave woman. wom and who do we have here? >> i'm a dog. >> you are. thank you rhonda. thlcome. i see mario in the back. t bac hey mario. >> hey, kirk. >> my name is atamy's. imy >> all right. right welcome to the lot of amy.e miss mtoario.missar and what's your name?? >> pat. .>> boohie boo shirt >> thank you.>> you >>ll r right. so we are all ready.e are all ry we are prepared. are we are excited.ed the limos are arriving.ivin the a list celebrities are on their way into the loft. good day at 10a is coming up ini just a couple of minutes.in annie, melanie, back over to you. >> we can't wait. ev>>eryone looks so so good.oo >>> all right.> all rig we have been asking all of of towsend us your fox5 hallowee pictures let's take look at som of them this is from antoinette race, happy halloween from myrom grand babies. they look fantastic.stic i love the little bumblebee.eb so adorable.e >> i know we have more here.. whoa! this is good.oo love it. it. >> this is like a mill mermaidla and you are zula.ul >> that is fantastic you ar

listen to this, the bear even went on the honeymoon and comforted raquel through the ups and downs and downs and downs. meanwhile, ready to surprise the winner with tickets to tomorrow's game, basically baseball heaven. how are the fans holding up? >> reporter: i wish i had the a question. is anybody going to work today? anybody going to work? let's get right to it. let's introduce you to the finalists. first of all, we have jennifer and her husband, dwight. is it true you saw him tearing up when he found out you were going to the world series? >> he didn't even cry at our wedding and i knew those >> reporter: what would it mean to you go to a game? >> no emotion would describe what it would mean, we've been waiting so long. >> reporter: speaking of that. bash and dwight, you guys have been waiting 41 years. funny, we have two with dwights here, what would it mean for some in chicago, some people waiting a lifetime. >> a lifetime. my girls and my dad and my mom hired me right out of college. >> and you've been friends ever since. >> he hired me because i was a cubs' fan. >> this is ted

reportera: desde mÉxico, raquel sanz. alfredo adame: orlando, pÁrale!elleza se hereda. sÍ, definitivamente, huele a suegro chayanne! sÚbele un poquito, que bailen todos los portorican power! quÉ buena la mÚsica de nuestro querido chayanne. ahora, a partir de hoy, ustedes van a poder ver en despiertaamerica.com el capÍtulo nÚmero cuatro del reality "babies edition", donde vamos conociendo las historias de nuestros hijos. el capÍtulo de hoy es el de joshua, mi hijo. allÍ ustedes podrÁn ver la verdad de la bella relaciÓn que tengo con catalina, la madre de mi hijo, y con joshua. vaya despiertaamerica.com. ahÍ abrimos nuestro corazÓn. veamos un adelanto. ♪ orlando: hola! soy orlando segura, y les quiero dar la exclusiva de mi vida: voy a ser papÁ. estoy muy emocionado, muy contento. aquÍ estÁ la mamita. catalina: cuando me hago la prueba de embarazo, sale positiva, y digo: oh my god! orlando: yo recuerdo que era un domingo al mediodÍa, y me llamÓ y me dice: orlando, tengo que hablar contigo. ¿quÉ pasÓ? estoy embarazada. me acabo de hacer dos pruebas, con do

reportera: desde mÉxico, raquel sanz. alan: pues la corrieron!s lugares en donde estÁs. alan: sacÓ esta foto esta foto de un anillo de 4 millones de dÓlares! maggie: es parte de su carrera promocionar diseÑadores, pero te expones mucho en poner los lugares en dÓnde estÁs. alan: ahora, no se le desea absolutamente a nadie, pero hablemos del punto mÉdico. es un asalto, la amarraron. hemos vivido este fin de semana todo el asunto del huracÁn matthew, estos eventos que son catastrÓficos, traumÁticos. te dejan una secuela, sin lugar a dudas. doctor rivera: lamentablemente en este caso, la reina del reality tv se llevÓ un reality check. me da muchÍsima pena, porque son situaciones que pueden afectar la vida de un ser humano. pueden causar el sÍndrome de ansiedad generalizada: dolor de pecho, no puede respirar, le da miedo hacer cualquier tipo de actividad que hacÍa antes. eso afecta tu calidad de vida significativamente. con los desastres naturales, se ha reportado el sÍndrome del corazÓn roto, donde las hormonas de estrÉs aumentan tanto que el corazÓn

reportera: desde mÉxico, raquel sanz. >> pero como dice juan gabriel, ¿para quÉ tanto problema?parazzi donde el actor aparece muy juguetÓn junto a la guapa marjorie de sousa. gabriel soto: va muy bien. tengo la siguiente audiencia en dos semanas. estoy confiado en que todo va a salir bien. el chiste es que se haga justicia y que no tergiversen ningÚn tipo de informaciÓn. reportero: ¿tÚ pides una indemnizaciÓn económica, una disculpa pÚblica...? gabriel soto: no puedo hablar mucho del tema, pero la demanda va caminando. reportero: el actor continÚa lleno de trabajo, y ya arrancÓ con el rodaje de una nueva pelÍcula. gabriel soto: estoy en pleno rodaje. empecÉ la semana pasada. terminÉ la pelÍcula que hice en perÚ, que rompiÓ rÉcords de taquilla, y empecé el rodaje la semana pasada. se llama "cofradÍa", con roberto palazuelos. reportero: no pudimos dejar de preguntarle a gabriel por el escÁndalo que vive su amigo tras anunciar su divorcio. gabriel soto: no me meto en esos temas, son personales. reportero: desde mÉxico, diego barrios. marjorie de sousa: a mÍ me encanta eso de "cÓdig

reportera: desde mÉxico, raquel sanz. >> ay, quÉ ternura! casi lloro.do. reportera: y ya que hablÁbamos de niÑos, nos dijo cÓmo fue que decidiÓ crearle a su primogÉnita su cuenta oficial de instagram. geraldine bazÁn: a elisa le encanta hacer musicales. entonces, es compartir tambiÉn... muchos dicen: ay, las presumes mucho. pues es mi mayor orgullo! reportera: desde mÉxico, elizabeth soria. orlando: amigos, eso es todo por hoy. disfruten la vida, es viernes! con cuidado, sanamente. maÑana no se pueden perder el gran concierto de univisiÓn, "rise up as one". usted no se lo puede perder, en el pacÍfico a las 04:00; a las 07:00 en el este. con esto me despido! satcha: gracias, orlando. vamos a volver contigo mÁs adelante, y pendientes del concierto "rise up as one". en las noticias, carolina del norte comienza a recuperarse del impacto mortal y destructor del huracÁn matthew. el agua en las calles comienza a despejarse, permitiendo a algunos residentes regresar a sus hogares. el gobernador se comprometiÓ a reconstruir todas las zonas afectadas, y ordenÓ el