except for the blows inflicted on najeh rivera. in reality, rivera didn't just fall off his scooter as the officers approached in their patrol car. instead, one of them actually reached out of the window and clubbed rivera in the head. the car bumped the scooter and rivera fell to the ground. both officers then got out and immediately placed rivera in their control. he never resisted. he never struck them. he never fought back. they just started hitting him. first one held him against the wall while the other beat him with a baton. then they held him on the ground and beat him some more. with both fists, and baton. there is no doubt that the blows were connecting because the video also had audio. and you can hear mr. rivera from the time he fell off his scooter writhing in pain screaming for help. after the beating, the officers handcuffed revar why who was still on the ground and for several minutes they kept him there while he was bleeding and they were standing on him with foot on back. information provided to the grand jury by

but watch as the patrol car runs rivera down. what happened next left rivera looking like this. once knocked from scooter the two officers can be seen beating them with ba top. >> another officer arrived at the scene and thought mr. rivera was shot because there was so much blood on the ground. >> now it's officers facing charges, shawn mcknight and kevin robinson were arrested and both face multiple assault charges and falsifying reports. it was rivera's girlfriend that found the video and da dropped all charges against rivera and he is glad to hear the officers have been arrested. >> very satisfied because that was something that was always pressing on him. how can this happen. how can i get beat up. but there was no consequences for the people that didto this to me. >> police tactics particularly i in minority communities became a national problem. >> it is painful embarassing and brings issues you see across the country. >> we have 6500 sworn members these guys do not represent the majority of police officers. >> both officers were suspended 30 days with intent to dismiss th

on before they knocked rivera off his scooter. but officer robin son' defense attorney fortunato per roo says his client did nothing wrong. >> i would cark terrorize what the tape shows as good, solid police work under the circumstances. >> reporter: river are had cuts to his head and a fractured orbital bone. >> when people flee and they try to keep themselves from getting arrested sometimes officers in using force create injuries. that's the way it is. >> reporter: authorities insist both officers lied about exactly what happened that night in may of 2013 when they charged rivera. da seth williams through those charges out saying there wasn't enough after he got his hands on that video. that video was discovered by rivera's girl frenal. david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you david. >>> developing news at this hour, one of the five bucks on tow family members charged in $20 million fraud scheme is dead. "eyewitness news" on daniel drive in buckingham police responded to report of gunshot late today. outside of the garag

but that night, rivera was the one arrested.used of assaulting officers kevin robinson and sean mcknight, and resisting arrest. until that video of the may 2013 incident surfaced. >> the video undermined every aspect of the officers' account of the incident. >> reporter: that crucial surveillance tape, discovered by rivera's girlfriend. she went door to door in this philadelphia neighborhood, searching for any business that might have caught the incident on camera. she found one here. rivera admits he fled from the officers on his scooter. but on the video, when the police catch up, they knock him to the ground. then strike him repeatedly. >> what they did was totally inappropriate. >> reporter: a grand jury concluding rivera did not attempt to assault either officer, finding the officers later "falsified police reports." >> we look forward to going to trial. >> reporter: the police officers have been suspended from the force and are pleading not guilty to assault charges. rivera has already won a $200,000 settlement from the ci

rivera had been shot because there was so much blood. the two officers are arrested. mcknight and robinson. they charged rivera first with resisting arrest and assault and when the girlfriend found this video the d.a. dropped all charges against him and started to investigate the two cops, another black eye for a department that saw two cops slapped with charges in federal court yesterday. >> it brings issues across the country but sometimes in order to get healed you have endure pain. >> rivera's pain got him a $250,000 civil lawsuit. and is glad to hear the officers were arrested. >> very satisfied because that was something that was always pressing on him. how can this happen? and how can i get beat up but there was no question consequences for the people that did this to me. >> they are now suspended with the intent to dismiss. live at police headquarterers david henrys channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> morning flurries followed by gusty winds. surpassing 40 miles per hour and windchills in the low teens and they will get colder before they start to rise.

>> no puedo especular la decisiÓn del presidente. >> pero lÓpez rivera no estÁ solo, los pasados aÑosÚ, el cantante ricky martin tambiÉn lo apoya. >> es parte del corazÓn grande del portorriqueÑo, un corazÓn que cree en la libertad y la justicia. >> aÑade que el estatus de puerto rico solo la definirÁ washington. la mayorÍa de los puertorriqueÑos decidieron ser parte de los estados unidos, o sea, que ya la independencia inclusive en algunas elecciones no ha quedado ni inscrito el partido independentista ¿cree que ha cambiado? >> es difÍcil para un movimiento sobrevivir, especialmente bajo presiÓn estadounidense. eso por un lado, pero la cuestiÓn de la estabilidad,estÁ en manos de washington, y mientras washington diga que no acepta a puerto rico dentro... como estado federado, no va a pasar. >> y pese a las exigencias de muchos para que liberen a oscar lÓpez rivera, algunos expertos indican que su oportunidad mÁs prÓxima serÍa que el presidente obama lo indultara, algo por lo que hasta ahora no se ha pronunciado. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> en repÚblica dominicana ya todos los funcionarios del gobierno

♪ ♪ ♪ >> en la primera parte de una entrevista con el independentista puertorriqueÑo oscar lÓpez riveraindiana para que dejaran entrevistarlo, finalmente lo permitieron pero sÓlo vÍa telefÓnica, esto fue parte de lo que dijo. >> desde la cÁrcel en indiana... oscar lÓpez rivera nos habla de cÓmo son los dÍas en su celda, lleva 33 aÑos en prisiÓn, 12 de los cuales pasÓ en aislamiento total. >> ¿cÓmo son sus dÍas? >> bueno, paso toda la maÑana haciendo ejercicios, luego voy a un lugar donde pinto, leo, me pasa el dÍa entre la lectura y la pintura. >> a lÓpez rivera algunos lo consideran un preso polÍtico, otros, un terrorista, fue acusado en el 1981 de conspiraciÓn sediciosa, por ser identificado como el lÍder de la fuerzas armadas de liberaciÓn nacional, una organizaciÓn portorriqueÑa basada en chicago, a la cual se le responsabilizÓ por el bombazo en new york. >> ¿violÓ la ley? >> la ley de estados unidos, es la ley que impera, pero el colonialismo es un crimen en contra de la humanidad, y tiene derecho pleno para luchar por su independencia, no sÓlo luchan por su independencia sino por

i'm serious, i don't need this. >> amazingly, rivera does manage to defuse the situation. driver puts the gun away in his back pocket. >> and i'm like, okay, we can get through this. you know, we'll work through this. >> dude, i'm sorry about this. i don't want to go to jail. >> i can't help you. >> i know i [ bleep ] up. >> he kept saying he didn't want to go back to prison. i don't want somebody to go back to prison, but this is not the way to do this. >> you have a family you are saying. >> yes, sir. >> so why are you doing this? >> i don't know. >> he got himself in a bad situation that he didn't know how to get out. >> the man is so consumed with not having to return the jail, he tells deputy rivera he's ready to do something drastic. >> he knew in the back of his mind that no matter what i could do, he wasn't going to be able to just go home. really didn't have a way out. >> how about this? i drive home, i put one in my head. >> no, i don't want you to do that. don't do this. put the gun down, you and i can talk about this, i don't want you to do this. >> he wanted m

the officers stopped rivera who was ride ago scooter on north seventh and somerset streets. rivera telling a grand jury he initially took off because the officers had their batons drawn and he was scared. but he says the two chased him down and beat him with those batons. >> he didn't resist. he didn't lunch at them. didn't have weapon. they hit him in the head. he fell off his scooter. he was in pain. they began beating him. >> reporter: investigators say mc knight and robinson said that rivera resisted arrest but his girlfriend went back to the scene of his arrest on the 2700 block of north sixth street and found surveillance video yo that the da says shows the officers lied. >> none of it was true. except for the blows inflicted on najee rivera. >> reporter: the attorney for officer mc knight says the two cops were just doing their job. >> when people flee and they try to keep themselves from getting arrested sometimes officers in using force create injuries. the al interpret in a tiff would be that they simply close their eyes and allow the guilty to go free. >> reporter

rivera had been shot since there was so much blood on the ground. >> reporter: it was rivera's girlfriend who found the video, the result of knocking on local businesses to see what happened and if it was caught on tape. >> it is embarrassing and brings issues you saw across the country. these guys do not represent the majority of police officers. >> reporter: the district attorney has dropped all charges against rivera. his attorney says rivera knew this day would come. >> it's unfortunate, you know, for the police department as a whole. they're all a pretty good bunch of professionals. we try to protect everybody in philadelphia, and they have got a tough job to do. it's a sad thing this particular incident occurred. >> given this kind of evidence are we looking at a plea deal? >> we reached out to the attorneys for both officers. they haven't gotten back to us as far as a plea deal. what we do know is that guy you looked at najee rivera settled a $200,000 lawsuit with the city of philadelphia and in better spirits now according to his attorney. getting back to the attorney for the poli

while one beat him with a batson and then they held him on the ground and beat him some more. >> rivera file aid civil lawsuit in court and is asking a settlement from the city a costly settlement for the city but even bigger is the erosion in confidence in the police force. >>> turning to the weather now morning flurries are giving way to cooler temperatures this is the way it looked on the walk to school this morning, the kids in wilmington are delighted by the walk this morning and the flurries are no problem for the commuters. now the temperatures are plummeting, lets go to david murphy for the latest from accuweather. >> lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we had them coming through the region and now just a flurry over long island and some former snow showers that turned to rain showers off the coast. boy is it cold. we were at 46 degrees and now dipped all the way to 30 now and with the winds from the north we are starting to feel on the cold side. we may see breaks in the clouds and sun coming back and it won't help the wind charging down from the north and the 35 miles

. >>> and naji rivera was injured in a bad attack that police officers said was self defense. last week they reversed course and cleared his name and charged the officers with assault and conspiracy. we talked to rivera on camera for the first time george spencer is at police head quarters tonight. >> rivera really sees his case as one troubling example in the national dialogue about excessive force. he said he could be in jail tonight if it was not for his girlfriend that tracked down this surveillance. >> his outsides may look normal again, but he says at times his insides still feel as bad as this mug shot looked. it was taken hours after this may 2013 beating by two philly police officers that were charged last week. >> when i saw it i felt good and i felt like justice is being served. >> that does not mean life is normal. the new father lost his job at the children's hospital of philadelphia and remains without work, a $200,000 settlement was reduced by medical bills and attorney's fees. >> he is a whole different person. he looks good on the outside but inside he is dama

de lupillo rivera.ipa. >> te sientes orgulloso de tu mujer? >> pues claro, es una mujer muy emprendedora y le gusta todo este tipo de rollos. >> no dudamos que como empresaria tendrÁ mucho Éxito ya que como mamÁ y esposa lo es. tiene lo mÁs importante, la apoyo de su familia. >> cÓmo ven eso? >> la verdad que super bien que sea empresaria y luego >> nos trae la segunda parte ♪ ♪ hoy estarán listos para loión. que suceda en ese campo. y no olviden que jamás formarán parte de un mejor equipo en sus vidas. existe un equipo que hace una verdadera diferencia en el mundo. Únete al equipo que hace una diferencia. ♪ ♪ >> tuvimos la oportnidad de ver el sueÑo de orlando segura. >> en el cap anterior despues desalir de cuba y entrar a guatemala en bus, comienza su nueva odisea para llegar a eeuu >> morireso es justo. bueno continuamos aquÍ en despierta amÉrica. sabe que ayer o v tuvimos la oportunidad de verivir en libertad. >> en esta casa estuvimos 5 horas >> para padre de yali habia que tomar medidas >> le dij

the charges against rivera were dismissed once that video came to light. he also filed a suit with the city and settled for $200 million. iain. >> dawn. thank you. >>> watch where you drive in one part of philly. >> construction left a big old hole in a busy treat that has drivers bottoming out or swerving to get out of the way. but then almost hitting others tom night fox 29 is on the case and we are getting results. >>> does the word jawn mean anything to you? that jawn gone. >> there you go. >>> a lot of philadelphians might answer yes. the new billboard taking advantage of the shrank and it has tongues wagging. >> i love french toast but not when the market is overrun with shopping beer. >> howard has new target in his ♪ >>> a philadelphia city councilman is hoping lesson learned from the tra tragic death of college student shane montgomery will help others. curtis jones injury wants bars and pubs to install cameras outside of their establishments. in case someone disappears like shane did. fox 29's karen hepp joins us from inside the newsroom. karen,

. >> asÍ es, es un verdadero honor estar nominada con una leyenda como jenny rivera.la mÚsica regional mexicana estÁ dominada por los machos y necesitamos mÁs mujeres. >> y te lo llevas? >> yo digo quien sigue siendo la grande definitivamente. >> va a hacer frÍo este jueves, y vienes asÍ destapada o cubierta? >> vengo cubierta, me preparÉ, hay que venir uno elegante, no voy a enseÑar tanta pechuga, eso lo dejo para los escenarios pero vengo tapada. yo soy alÉrgica al frÍo, en sinaloa hace demasiado calor. >> queremos enviarle un saludo a tu mamÁ que no ha venido nunca a miami. >> es que le tiene pÁnico a los aviones, odia toda mi raza que me estÁ mirando en este momento travÉs de primer impacto. >> si tÚ ganas este premio lo nuestro este jueves a quien se lo vas a dedicar? >> definitivamente a mi gente, a mi raza porque este premio si lloro llegara a ganar es gracias al apoyo y los votos del pÚblico entonces ha dedicado para ellos. >> y lo celebramos con agua chile. >> con agua chile, con tequila, con whisky. >> te cuento que mÁs adelante vienen mÁs artistas, maÑana l

he and another man pull rivera away from the burning motorcycle. >> flames were really intense.e pulled him out and got him to the middle of the street away from the bike, he was on fire on his legs. >> solecki takes off his shirt and stamps out rivera's burning legs as co-workers joe benedict and stephen boon arrive to help. >> john is still trying to put him out with his shirt, and joe, joe just looking to do something to help out. that's when i handed him the fire extinguisher. >> i quick pulled it out of his hands and pulled the pin and started extinguishing the fire on walter. when i seen that the fire was out on him, i don't know what made me go over to try to put the fire out on the motorcycle, but that's what i tried to do. >> rivera regains consciousness as boon and solecki pull him even further from the wreck. >> i kept trying to get up, like, trying to get up from the street. i broke my right femur bone. it was shattered. so there was no way of me getting up, but i guess i was in shock, so i kept trying, kept trying. they had to literally hold me down. >> minutes late

rivera telling the grand jury he got frightened because the officers had their batons out so he tookff toward north sixth street with the officers chasing after him. >> one of them actually reached out of the window and clubbed rivera in the head. the car bumped the scooter and rivera fell to the ground. >> reporter: investigators say the two officers said he was resisting arrest and he was charged with aggravated assault. but his girlfriend went back to the scene and sound surveillance video from a store on the 2700 block of north sixth. the district attorney says the video and audio from the tape tell quite a different story. >> they came up to him. they struck him. you can hear the crash. you hear him screaming. you hear and you see them standing over him and just beating him. what they did was totally inappropriate totally improper, total until violation of any policy, any training, anything period. >> reporter: fred perry is representing officer robinson and has a whole different take on what happened here on north sixth. >> the tape clearly shows a suspect fleeing from the poli

as for rivera he won a settlement with the city of philadelphia last summer for $200,000.us he struggles with migraines, loss of vision, he was out of work. all of that now getting better. he now has a child with his girlfriend but, again, the cops say he fled the scene. he fled. they pulled him over. he fled. he got scared. he fled, and they were just doing their job. >> but we would have never known the full extent of this story if his girlfriend hadn't leapt into action. >> and the philadelphia pd said they were wrong. they should have looked for surveillance video. >> linzie janis, thank you. >>> turning now to an incredible survival story. an american teenager finding himself lost in the alps in a blinding snowstorm. >> and what he did next just may have saved his life and now he's speaking out from his hospital bed. abc's michelle franzen has the story. >> reporter: a 19-year-old american studying abroad is lucky to be alive. what was supposed to be a picture-perfect day skiing the swiss alps turned into a harrowing tale of survival. chicago native mark doose says a

this is what rivera looked like later at the hospital. the two officers are now arrested. the two are facing assault and filing false charges. they charged rivera with resisting arrest. >> there was no resisting offered and then things elevated to a higher level. >> rivera's girlfriend canvassed the neighbor and found this surveillance video when it was presented to the d.a. the charges against rivera was dropped and the investigation of the police officers began. seth williams says the video was damming evidence. >> he never resisted or struck them or fought back they just started hitting him. one held him against the wall and the other beat him with a baton and then they held him own the ground and beat him some more. rivera already won a lawsuit against the police department and that will cost the people of philadelphia $250,000 but more costly is the erosion of public trust against police. david henry channel 6 "action news.." news..". >> all right thank you david. >> the coverage of this story continues online, we posted the video showing the alleged assault. >> polic

Óscar lÓpez rivera nos habla de cÓmo son sus dÍas en su celda, 33 aÑos en prisiÓn, 12 de los cuales pasÓra algunos lo consideran preso polÍtico y algunos terroristas. fue acusado por sÍ identificado como el lÍder de la fuerza armada de liberaciÓn nacional una organizaciÓn portorriqueÑa basada en chicago. >> usted cree que violÓ la ley? >> ser colonizador tienen derechos plenos a luchar por su independencia, sÓlo luchar por su independencia no sÓlo eso sino luchar por los medios que tenga a su alcance. yo verdaderamente no veo cÓmo un ser colonizado no va a tener derecho a liberarse como esclavo. >> a lÓpez rivera no se le acusÓ de participar directamente en el siniestro, ninguno de los que estuvieron acusados contestaron que no eran presos polÍticos. >> hay personas que lo consideran un hÉroe y otras terrorista, quÉ se considerÓ usted? >> es un poder bastante grande, yo soy de la patria, el que me dice que soy un terrorista no me conoce, yo nunca hice nada por heroÍsmo yo hice y hago lo que yo creo por amor a la patria. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>ahora vamos de inmediato con nuestro meteorÓlogo certificado

y en sÓlo minutos llega rosy rivera con su cuerpazo.uenÍsimo para las que estÁn prÓximas a ser ma miss. -mamis. >> este segmento es presentado por... ♪ >> amigas, vamos a hablar de yoga para embarazadas. nuestra anita se sintiÓ un poco mareada, fue a descansar pero estÁ muy bien. hoy nos acompaÑa la instructora judy arias. bienvenida. felices de tenerte acÁ con nosotros. cuÉntanos, ¿todas las embarazadas pueden hacer yoga? >> todas, pero obviamente deben consultar con su mÉdico. mejor guiadas por el mÉdico. pero todas las embarazadas, todo el mundo puede hacer yoga. >> empezamos con algunos movimientos que las embarazadas que estÁn en sus casitas pueden hacer. >> vamos a comenzar con una que me encanta, se llama la mariposa. vamos a mover asÍ las alas. lo importante es empezar a abrir las caderas para que en el aumento del parto nos vaya super bien. >> o sea que el yoga beneficia el momento del parto. >> exacto. es muy importante que pongamos las manitas acÁ en un tren culito. -triangulito. para darle esa bienvenida al bebÉ, que también

rivera had been shot because there was so much blood on the ground. >> reporter: it was rivera's girlfriend, the result of knocking on area businesses to see if there was a video. >> it does bring a lot of issues that you see across the country. we have 6,500 sworn members. these guys do not represent the majority of police officers. >> reporter: his attorney says rivera knew this day would come. >> it's unfortunate for the police the police department as a whole. they're all a pretty good bunch of professionals who try to protect everybody in philadelphia and they got a tough job to do. it's a sad thing that this particular incident occurred. >> reporter: now rivera has settled a lawsuit with the city of philadelphia for $200,000. both attorneys did get back to us with a statement, i'll go ahead and read kevin robinson's statement first. says robinson has been a dedicated and respected member of the police department for the last several years. he looks forward to clearing his name and getting back to protect being the citizens of philadelphia. another says mcknight is a good cop. when sus

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. >>> good morning, i'm frances rivera. right now a fright think new warning in the fight against isis. fbi made it clear in a speech to the attorney general. >> i have home grown violence extremist investigations in every single state. investigations of people in various stages of radicalizing. this isn't a new york phenomenon or washington phenomenon this is all 50 states and in ways that are very hard to see. >>> the warning comes as three suspected isis wannabes are arrested on u.s. soil. nbc's justice correspondent pete williams with what they were allegedly willing to do. >> reporter: at new york's kennedy airport fbi agents arrest add brooklyn man they said was headed overseas to join isis fighters. they accuse him of plotting with another brooklyn man to get to syria through turkey. authorities say if the men couldn't get there, they talked of staging attacks here. perhaps planting a bomb at coney island or even trying to kill president obama or the police. >> it was made quite plain, based on their own statements t

i'm francis rivera. a deteriorating situation in yemen has forced the state department to relocate its already skeletal staff at the u.s. embassy and suspend operations. the british embassy has taken it a step further, telling its nationals to leave yemen immediately. meanwhile the associated press learned in an exclusive interview with u.s. intelligence officials as many as 20,000 foreign fighters are pouring into syria and iraq to join isis and other terrorist groups. officials will testify before the house homeland security committee today that that estimated figure includes 150 americans. meanwhile president obama is set to ask congress to authorize the use of military force to fight isis over the next three years. >>> for the first time, the president discussed the death of isis captive kayla mueller, and the government's position on ransom. >> my immediate reaction is heartbreak. i've been in touch with kayla's family. it's as tough as anything that i do having a conversation with parents who under

janett marÍn rivera, janney marÍn, juana guadalupe marín rivera. >> juana guadalupe. >> ¿cÓmo?y en los 50 grados en la mayoria de las ciudades en el norte de la bahia todavia se registran minimas en los 40estas cambiaran en los proximos dias ya que nos esperan dias soleados en la sierra nevada se registran maximas de 62 grados temperaturas bastante calidas para esa region asi que no necesutara sus cadenas los espero a las 10 en 100.3 mas variedad atrapa el efecto mariposa de última. nueva mascara butterfly intenza, de l'oréal. el nuevo cepillo de doble ala de l'oréal da un volumen intenso que se extiende en los extremos para una mirada ultraintensa. nueva butterfly intenza. de l'oreal makeup designer, paris. ♪"love is endless" by mozella "peq >> pequeÑos y valiosos, asÍ son los niÑos, pero muchas veces no sabemos cÓmo manejar sus emociones, especialmente cuando lloran o se enfadan ante un regaÑo. ¿quÉ podemos hacer para enseÑarles a controlar sus emociones? para darnos consejos para un desarrollo emocional saludable, estÁ con nosotros erika monroig, psicÓloga clÍnica. >> muchas

la verdad es que rivera sufriÓ huesos de el rostro y laceraciones. >> no todos somos criminales. que rivera ganÓ la demanda. e invito a que los televidentes dieran su opiniÓn. >> es importante saber esto. >> le cuenta que muchos vecinos alarmados expresaron sentirse bien enojados por esta situaciÓn, algunos frustrados y de hecho una madre comentÓ que su hijo, ella alega que pasÓ por un asunto similar. asÍ que le invitamos a que se contacte con nuestro centro de redacciÓn, porque queremos cubrir ese tipo de historias, nos importa lo que pase en otra comunidad. >> gracias. >> f el papa francisco confirma un discursor en estados unidos en septiembre. el papa francisco hablarÁ al congreso en washington el prÓximo 24 de septiembre, confirmÓ el presidente de la cÁmara de representantes. >>ese dÍa su santidad serÁ el primer papÁ nuestra historia que se dirigirÁ a una sesiÓn conjunta del congreso. nos sentimos honrados de que el centro padre haya honrado nuestra invitaciÓn. >> serÁ la primera visita de las que el pontÍfice a estados unidos incluyendo filadelfia y nueva york. y lo que pod

esta la primera parte de la revista exclusiva >> o carlos rivera nos habla de cÓmo son sus dÍas de sumplicidad dilectiva. se lo responsabiliza por el bombazo de new yorck. >> cree que te violo la ley? >> la ley estados unidos en la ley que impera. el ser colonizado tiene derecho pleno a luchar por su independencia. y luchar por tolomeo que tengas alcance, yo verdaderamente no veo como un ser colonizado no va a tener derecho a liberarse como un esclavo, no tener derecho a su libertad. >> a lo que revela nunca se le acusÓ de participar directamente en la modificaciÓn o ejecuciÓn de siniestro, ninguno de los hebrÓn acusados testificÓ argumentando que eran prisioneros polÍticos y que no se someterÍan a la jurÍdica de los tribunales estadounidenses. >> algunas personas en puerto rico que lo considera un hÉroe y otros un terrorista, quÉ se considera usted? >> yo me considero un portorriqueÑo que escogiÓ servir a lo que yo considero mi patria. >> en instantes se desata una guerra en una població >>bueno, nos despedimos con esta batalla anaranjadas o limpio. asÍ celebran estos habitantes en m

recreacional de mariguana ya es una realidad sin embargo el asunto no estÁ libre de polÉmicas samuel riveraa estar gestando y que consume mariguana las dificultades de su embarazo. > yo uso mariguana, medicinal porque me ayuda con las nÁuseas yo me siento bien. >> la legalizaciÓn de la marihuana recreacional ya tiene un aÑo colorado pero reciÉn en las esferas polÍticas se empezÓ a debatir el tema con no se trata de mujeres embarazadas incluso se rechazÓ el proyecto de ley donde les obligarÍa a los dispensarios a tener aquÍ no se trata de ver si una mujer con los consumen alguna sustancia prohibida la que debemos ver enfocar es porque una mujer no estÁ yendo sus chequeos mÉdicos hay una evidencia, que la mariguana especialmente en los usa los primeros meses de embarazo donde el feto puede ser afectado, mayormente entre ellos disminuciÓn del diÁmetro encefÁlico de la cabecita. >> disminuciÓn de peso muchos consideran que la regulaciÓn de mujeres embarazadas dar antes de la legalizaciÓn de la hierba. >> esos un debate que se cree quedar a nivel polÍtico y social hay un debate que se tiene que

. >> el independentista, puertorriqueÑo Óscar lÓpez rivera llega casi 32 aÑos preso en estados unidos dÍas? >> empiezo ejercicios a la maÑana, luego voy a pintar, leo. me paso el dÍa entre la lectura y la pintura. a lo que revela algunos locos eran un preso polÍtico, otros un terrorista. fue acusado de complicidad dilectiva. se lo responsabiliza por el bombazo de new yorck. >> cree que te violo la ley? >> la ley estados unidos en la ley que impera. el ser colonizado tiene derecho pleno a luchar por su independencia. y luchar por tolomeo que tengas alcance, yo verdaderamente no veo como un ser colonizado no va a tener derecho a liberarse como un esclavo, no tener derecho a su libertad. >> a lo que revela nunca se le acusÓ de participar directamente en la modificaciÓn o ejecuciÓn de siniestro, ninguno de los hebrÓn acusados testificÓ argumentando que eran prisioneros polÍticos y que no se someterÍan a la jurÍdica de los tribunales estadounidenses. >> algunas personas en puerto rico que lo considera un hÉroe y otros un terrorista, quÉ se considera usted? >> yo me considero un portorrique

janett marÍn rivera, janney marÍn, juana guadalupe marín rivera. >> juana guadalupe. >> ¿cÓmo? te llama, de puedes meter en un lÍo. eso ha pasado. te voy a decir cuÁl es el mÍo mÁs adelante. pero les cuento que en corea del sur se estÁ celebrando el festival del aÑo lunar, y para aquellos que se encuentran sin pareja o estÁn lejos de su familia, se ha inventado un programa en lÍnea donde puedes tener con personas a travÉs del mundo. este muchacho de 26 aÑos entendÍa que en un momento dado insistÍa este pequeÑo vacío, porque hay mucha gente que no tiene la oportunidad de estar cerca de su familia, o vive en otra ciudad, y en este preciso momento le encantarÍa cenar con todos sus amigos. Él hizo este site, que se estÁ metiendo aproximadamente 4500 $ mensuales, tranquilito, cenando en internet tres veces por semana. >> ¿le pagan por cenar con Él? >> tienes toda la razÓn. la gente tiene que pagar 9 centavos, pero el tipo tiene como 8000 personas. y acumulando llega a tener como 4500 $ mensuales, solamente por estar en su casa, tranquilito, cenando con gente. >> yo conozco muchas pe

samuel rivera desde denver, colorado, tiene las reacciones. >> la familia sigue en lucha para que seo. >> por su parte el jefe de la policÍa dijo que ha pedido su personal que revisen detalladamente cada incidente en los Últimos dos aÑos que implican oficiales disparando vehÍculos en movimiento. otro incidente se registrara el aÑo pasado. >> aÚn hay mucho trabajo por hacer y mano a mano con eso de la importancia de ser transparente. muchos cuestionan la intervenciÓn preguntÁndose por quÉ jesse fue la Única que murieron a pesar de que se encontraba con cuatro menores de edad en el vehÍculo. los que critican lo ocurrido creen que es un caso de exceso de violencia. >> cuantos afroamericanos como latinos han matado, cuÁntos? >> un tema de urgencia, la presencia de cÁmaras en los uniformes de todos los policÍas que patrullan las calles en denver. >> soy un gran defensor de los agentes de policÍa para que lleven cÁmaras portÁtiles. el alcalde y yo presentamos un presupuesto para tener 800 cÁmaras y fue aprobado. esperamos obtener para fines de primavera. la policÍa ahora pide que se invest

samuel rivera tiene los detalles. >> el velorio de jessica hernÁndez la joven hispana de 17 aÑos que y cÓmo actÚan con los jÓvenes y con las personas sin usar acciones letales, debe cambiar la policÍa no sÓlo de denver sino de todo el paÍs. la policÍa dice que grande muriÓ el 26 de enero despuÉs de que los testimonios de los policÍas conducÍa un coche robado en un callejÓn. al llegar la policÍa los agentes indicaron que le pidieron que bajara del vehÍculo pero no hizo caso esta orden dijo que manejÓ en direcciÓn hacia los agentes y abrieron fuego un pasajero adolescente dijo que jessy hernÁndez perdiÓ al control del vehÍculo porque ella habÍa recibido un disparo y estaba inconsciente. >> ellos no le dieron una oportunidad yo siento que la policÍa actuÓ mal. >> la muerte de la joven de padres mexicanos se encuentra bajo investigaciÓn, pero la familia hernÁndez tienen que incluya a la oficina de el monitor independiente. >> no se le puede tratar de su manera hay muchos mÉtodos para poder detenerla. >> los familiares de jessica hernÁndez indicaron que ya tienen un abogado personal y dic

>> de chiquis rivera. >> dice que no quiere cantar pero de chiquis rivera. canta. te quedÓ cortito. de reposo, los papás toman nyquil. la medicina nocturna contra goteo nasal, estornudo, tos, fiebre, para que puedas dormir de lo mejor con un resfriado. ♪ >> eso! >> seguimos con mi samy. mi samy, cÓmo vas?veo que estÁs cortando por aquÍ. >> tiene un pelo maravilloso. su pelo es grueso y lacio. quiero que vean cÓmo va la transformaciÓn. fÍjense que este cortÉs bien... ahora, miren para acÁ. >> estÁs emocionada? >> muy emocionada. >> pero mira el maquillaje, no te viste todavÍa? >> sÍ. muy emocionada. >> mientras continÚa la transformaciÓn vamos directamente a escuchar las noticias. adelante. >> bueno seÑores, continuamos con lo siguiente. uno de los principales obstÁculos para asistir a la universidad es el alto costo de la matrÍcula. lo que muchos no sabenes que hay 1000 millones de dÓlares disponibles para familias que necesitan apoyo financiero. el dinero estÁ allÍ, y lo que la mayorÍa desconoce es como solicitarle. el primer paso es llenar la solicitud gratuita de ayuda federal. y

samuel rivera desde denver tiene los detalles de las reacciones. >> el senado rechazÓ una enmienda paratiende la solicitud de licencia para indocumentados. >> no pasÓ la enmienda entonces no tenemos los fondos todavÍa para las licencias. el departamento es una peticiÓn para utilizar los fondos obtenidos a travÉs del pago de las licencias y asÍ expandir el nÚmero de oficinas. hace un mes se retrasÓ esta propuesta y oÍ en el senado se votÓ reafirmando esa primera decisiÓn. >> voy a seguir luchando para el programa de licencias, tenemos otras opciones. voy a investigar quÉ mÁs puedo hacer para reestablecer los fondos que ya hemos recogido. >> de quÉ manera se podrÍa terminar esta batalla polÍtica? >> primero, necesito conseguir un voto de un republicano para apoyar el programa. >> el programa de la ley sb251 es autofinanciado y cuya principal fuente de ingresos proviene de los cargos adicionales asociados a las licencias de conducir para indocumentados. es de 50,50 $, 29,50 $ mÁs que una licencia para residentes y ciudadanos. el programa se iniciÓ con cinco oficinas para atender a los soli

rivera had been shot since there was so much blood on the ground. >> it was rivera's girlfriend who foundee if it had been caught on tape. >> it is painful, it is embarrassing. it does bring a lot of issues you see across the country. we have 6,500 sworn members. these guys to not represent the majority of police officers. >> the district attorney has dropped all charges. his attorney says rivera knew this day would come. >> it's unfortunate, you know for the police department as a whole. they're all a pretty good bunch of professionals. we try to protect everybody in philadelphia, and they have got a tough job to do. it's a sad thing this particular incident occurred. >> both mcknight and robinson have been suspended from the department for 30 days with the intent for dismissal. they were in jail briefly and posted bond. we did get in touch with the two attorneys. and i want to read kevin robinson's attorney's statement. he said he was a well respected and dedicated member of the police department and looks forward to clearing his name and looks forward to protecting and serving the citi