rodriguez: that is correct. when we talk about the miners program that is a limited number of the visuals allowed to seek -- individuals allowed to seek parole, certain circumstances, and it is a temporary program, like you say. >> it is meant to be temporary , but when we look at the documentation for advanced i-131. there is a form it defines public benefit, which was understood to be the need of someone to come in and testify at a trial. it defines that to include a semester abroad program, meeting with clients, do you think that that is a fair interpretation? fair to put those into public benefit and give people the right to enter the country? individualshese are who are participants any deferred action, not a perl program. they have the ability to temporary remain in the u.s. under a deferred action program. parole?y are you using mannerez: that is the that those individuals are able to reenter the united states. it permits them to temporary -- temporarily leave and return. a and when they return a have n i

frank rodriguez was dead. his family was stunned.been a healthy man. >> my mother called me after angelina called her on the day that frank died. mom just said she lost it. she started screaming and slammed the phone. it was horrifying. >> reporter: he was only 41. frank left behind a widow and a 9-year-old stepdaughter to whom frank had become very close. how did your daughter react? >> she was devastated, but she was also very confused. >> reporter: she wasn't the only one confused. the coroner's office found no obvious cause of death, natural or unnatural. no heart attack, no trauma, nothing. toxicology tests found vicodin in frank's system but not enough to kill anyone. his family was at a loss, especially his wife angelina, who seemed to be groping for answers, trying to make sense of what happened to frank. >> she called me almost every day to talk about it. she thought he was killed. she thought he was poisoned. >> reporter: the idea seemed on the face of it crazy. who would want to kill frank? >> i didn't know what to think.

antonio jose rodriguez. and danny rodriguez. carmen rodriguez. gregory rodriguez. marsha rodriguez.ez. dated rodriquez and. >> to our above being brother nephew cousin and friend firefighter, thanks for being a hero to our family and to the people on the small island. we love you, we miss you every day. thank you for looking out your twin brother who was also a firefighter in houston, texas and to our sartre -- armed services the firefighters and police officers and to all armed services. god bless you all. [applause] >> to ma ree uncle we love you, we miss you. you are the reason that i wear this uniform and stand here today. god bless. [applause] >> matthew. car the rogers. scott william. keith michael. joseph. james. john paul. eric thomas. any data. angelo. mark. broke david. linda. cheryl. mark lewis. joshua. joshua alan rosenthal. richard david rosenthal. philippe martin. daniel. norman. nicholas. michael craig. market david. of james michael. nicholas charles alexander. edward. judy. timothy allen senior. paul. joanne. david. >> my father, ed dash d i love you i feel you with

rodriguez also accused detectives of making things up.

she did stand trial for the murder of frank rodriguez.secution expert testified angelina poisoned frank at least twice. first with oleander, which made him sick enough to go to the e.r. but not to kill him. then when she was giving him fluids the doctor ordered, she was dosing them with antifreeze, which was fatal. the jury found angelina guilty of first-degree murder for financial gain but couldn't reach a verdict on whether she tried to kill that witness. in the sentencing phase, the judge allowed the jury to hear evidence implicating angelina in her daughter's death. then the jury agreed on a sentence. >> you should be put to death. >> reporter: even while facing a death sentence, angelina seemed unfazed. she addressed the court but admitted only to some errors. >> i broke and made a few terrible, stupid mistakes which i regret very much. we all make mistakes. i picked the wrong time to make mine. murder is not on that list. >> reporter: frank rodriguez thought angelina was the god ff hering woman of his dreams. he was wrong. tom fulle

vamos con eduardo rodrÍguez.deberÍamos tener la fecha. la brisa ha estado hasta 17 millas por hora, los ecos de lluvia ya se han sentido en algunas localidades, incluso un par de tormenta como la que cruzÓ en new jersey. un frente frÍo, el primer frente frÍo otoÑal. digo otoÑal porque estÁ dando temperaturas con sabor otoÑal en la parte norte. detrÁs de este frente la situaciÓn ha cambiado bastante. no te que se dibuja en la atmÓsfera es de color, es el vapor y le sigue aire mucho mÁs secos. en esto, repito, con un considerable descenso de la temperatura. estarÁ cruzando nuestra área este frente y luego le sigue este punto estÉ preparado porque me parece que maÑana es un dÍa con altísima posibilidad de lluvia, incluyendo algunas tormentas. luego, llegarÍa esta masa un poco mÁs seca que estarÍa trayendo condiciones otoÑales. Éstos son tremendo huracÁn y ahora simplemente una tormenta, todavÍa sigue dejando poco de lluvia en el noroeste de la repÚblica mexicana. lo que fue linda ya en este momento es tormenta tropi

este... quisiera hablar con la señorita raquel rodríguez.z va a bajar en un minuto. vale. ( sonando ) ( sonando ) ( sonando ) perdone la señorita rodríguez va a bajar en un segundo. gracias. buenas. perdone, ¿los teléfonos? allí están. gracias. ¿qué tal? bien. esperando a raquel. ( platicando ) por favor, la habitación 631. gracias. ( teléfono suena ) ( sonando ) como alfredo no puede comunicarse con raquel decide buscarla en el restaurante del hotel. hola, ¿qué tal? bien, gracias, bien. oiga, ¿ha visto ud. a la señorita rodríguez? ¿la que viajaba con ud. en el tren? no. ¿está alojada aquí? sí, y aquí tengo su cartera. si la ve por favor le dice que la estoy buscando. ¿cómo no? perdone. ¿es ud. la señorita raquel rodríguez? sí. por fin. estuve llamando, pero estaba comunicando. mucho gusto. soy federico ruiz. ah, sí, mucho gusto. el hijo de la señora teresa suárez. mi hermano miguel ha llamado para contarnos de ud. también nos ha contado la historia de jaime y el perro. iy qué historia! mi madre está muy agradecida y quiere invitarla a cenar

rodriguez. ms. saldana. secretary saldana: thank you, senator grassley, ranking member feinstein, and other members of this distinguished committee. like you-all and everyone in this country i am greatly moved by the stories i heard this morning anti-tragedy that is have occurred and the pain, the very palpable pain that's been inflicted on the families that we heard from today. to them i say i am so sorry for the loss each of you has experienced and i know many of you have shared those condolences as well. and i say that not only as a director of immigration and customs enforcement, but i say it as a mother, a sister, an aunt, and a grandmother, one of my grandchildren being here today with me. i can only imagine what such a loss be like. and i want to say that over -- for over a decade first as a prosecutor then as a united states attorney for north texas and now as the head of immigration and custom enforcement, the largest law enforcement agency in the department of homeland security, i am c

se trata de matthew farris, jereh lubrin y rafael rodriguez...stodios de la carcel de santa clara... supuestamente mataron a michael a golpes...la autopsia determino que murio de una hemorragia interna debido a laceraciones en el higado y el vaso... pero lo que usted tal vez no sepa es que el joven ya habia cumplido su sentencia en la carcel... nada mas tendria que haber estado 5 dias en prision pero no se le dejo en libertad por que lo iban a mandar a una residencia donde atienden a personas con padecimientos mentales... el problema fue que no habia una cama disponible para el todavia asi que pensaron que era mas seguro mantenerlo ahi que echarlo a la calle... michael estaba en una celda del sexto piso en la que se encuentran los presos bajo custodia protectora y personas con necesidades especiales.... live bug studio cg sandra por lo pronto aqui estan ya legando las personas que participaran ee michael... todlaomunidad esta invitada... cesar --ambien es tarde cenas de personas se arcaron a e condado para repudiar este hecho... continuamos nuest

that was sent from farris to rodriguez.guez wrote to farris a text reading in part, i told him i bet your parents never spanked you, but i will. prosecutors contend that the messages were sent six months before the beating death of inmate michael tyree who was here at the jail on a mental health hold. attorneys for matthew farris, rafael rodriguez and jereh lubrin. murder and assault in the death of michael tyree and facing charges in the assault of a second inmate. in is a jose, kris sanchez. >>> the undocumeearlier this moe ruled there was enough evidence to send juan francisco lopez sanchez to trial, even though he has pled not guilty. lopez sanchez accused to shooting steinle in july while she was walking with her father along the embarcadero. he found the gun on the pier and it went off when he picked it up. >>> 6:57. newern wags this morning about another east bay lake that could be dangerous for people and dogs. >> stephanie chuang in berkeley where lake anza is off limits. >> off limits because blue green algae has

look at who's fired up, alex rodriguez. can't believe it. yankees win 4-1 and move three games behind toronto in the al east. don't say good-bye to the division yet. >>> mets and marlins. yoenis cespedes, yes, another home run, another bomb in to the second deck. just rename it after him. his 17th in 41 games as a met. 35th of the season. every day you can couldn't on the sun rising and setting and yoenis cespedes making a home run. two on and two out in the seventh. the captain delivers, david wright to deep center. and gets up and out for a ground ruled double. mets win 4-3. their magic number to clinch in the east still ten. >>> now to the giants and that late-game meltdown in dallas which has giants fans yelling at the tv still. today we learned that eli manning told jennings not to score on first and second down. apparently eli lost track of cowboys time-outs. that could have given the giants a ten-point lead and would have been game over for all intents and purposes. then eli threw the ball away instead of taking the sack. today eli is

fÉlix varela, sobre la catedral de la habana tuvo la oportunidad de hablar con historiadora yamila rodrÍguezescuchemos. >>> la catedral de la habrÁn es la iglesia mÁs importantes para los cubanos por el punto victo religioso como monumento arquitecto Único tambiÉn porque de una construcciÓn que se hacen en el siglo xviii y de ese estilo barroco que solo ella sabe representar con sus caracterÍsticas y con su belleza, con su monumentalado, una de sus grandes construirs dados es precisamente moverse entre el mito y y la leyenda si tiene los restos de crisis t balance colÓn y todavÍa los historiadores estÁn en en terreno espectÁculotivo si lo tiene santo domingo lo habana realmente que pasaron por aquÍ pero si estÁn o no, nadie lo sabe. >>> y el papa francisco estarÁ en esta catedral dentro de poco que creo se va ame mociÓn ar cuando veo lo hermosa que es la estructura, aquÍ estÁ conmigo rogelio el enviado especial a cargo del vaticano y querÍa preguntarte, quÉ te pareciÓ el mensaje de esta maÑana durante la homilÍa del papa francisco? >>> mira mary sin duda es un mensaje con profundidad aunque

rodriguez blows a kiss to his loved ones. one woman couldn't hide her tears. >> all rise. >> reporter: their attorneys pleaded to the judge for a reasonable bail the three correctional deputies are awaiting trial for murder in the beating death of michael tyree. the lawyers all said the deputies are south bay natives. at one point at the request of rodriguez lawyers more than a dozen reports stood up for the jail guards. deputy district attorney breaker argued otherwise. >> serial attackers who tormented people in the jail, culminating with the beating death of mr. tyree. >> reporter: among that evidence, text messages where the prosecutor says rodriguez bragged about slapping inmates. >> both in the jail setting and in the american setting. people say a lot of things. it's called gallow's humor. you can't take it into context. >> reporter: will they be able to get out of custody. >> we hope so. the judge set a high bail but at least to deputy rodriguez we have some property i think we'll be able to post. >> reporter: ktvu ca

antonio jose rodriguez. and danny rodriguez. carmen rodriguez. gregory rodriguez. marsha rodriguez.ard rodriguez. dated rodriquez and. >> to our above being brother nephew cousin and friend firefighter, thanks for being a hero to our family and to the people on the small island. we love you, we miss you every day. thank you for looking out your twin brother who was also a firefighter in houston, texas and to our sartre -- armed services the firefighters and police officers and to all armed services. god bless you all. [applause] >> to ma ree uncle we love you, we miss you. you are the reason that i wear this uniform and stand here today. god bless. [applause] >> matthew. car the rogers. scott william. keith michael. joseph. james. john paul. eric thomas. any data. angelo. mark. broke david. linda. cheryl. mark lewis. joshua. joshua alan rosenthal. richard david rosenthal. philippe martin. daniel. norman. nicholas. michael craig. market david. of james michael. nicholas charles alexander. edward. judy. timothy allen senior. paul. joanne. david. >> my father, ed dash d i love you i fe

rafael rodrÍguez de 27 y mathew de 27 mostraban en su rostro una profundo sentido hombre.scuchaban argumentos de la fiscalÍa. cada uno acompaÑado de su abogado, el representante de rodrÍguez fue cuestionado sobre el supuesto intercambio de textos que tuvo con harris. que supuestamente hablaban del asalto cometido contra otro reo. el abogado de rodrÍguez dice que ayer reciÉn escucho por primera vez acerca de los mensajes de texto y dijo desconocer quÉ tipo de mensajes y tampoco cuando ocurrieron. requiere mÁs investigaciÓn. aunque el abogado de la investigaciÓn habÍa solicitado al juez de turno que la fianza fue en 10 millones de dÓlares para cada uno. no sÓlo por capital a muerte si notan en por las alto cometido contra juan villa. otro reo de la cÁrcel del condado de santa clara. los tres custodios enfrentan cargos por la muerte. posiblemente de ser encontrados culpables pueden pasar el resto de sus vidas tras las rejas, en la prÓxima presentaciÓn estÁ programada para el 13 de octubre. me reporte en vivo de la corte superior de el condado de santa clara. marÍa: la policía

antonio jose rodriguez. in the new rodriquez. carmen rodriguez. gregory rodriguez.riguez. myra. dated rodriguez. >> to cover living brother cousin nephew and a friend they give for being a hero to our family and on our small island. we love you, we miss you every day also thank you for over looking your twin brother in houston, texas and my partner who is served for 13 years and to all armed services. god bless you all. [applause] and to my uncle we love you, we miss you you are the reason that i wear this uniform and i stand here today. god bless. [applause] mathew wrote in. car lee rogers. joseph. alpha and. james. john paul. and angelo. mark rosen. linda rosenbaum. mark lewis. joshua rosenblum. joshua r. rosenthal. joshua david rosenthal. daniel. richard very. norman. michael craig. mark david. james michael. janet yellen. joanne. >> and my father, a daddy i love you and i feel you with me each and every day. you are forever in my heart and they're proud to be a part of your legacy. >> and mike aunt margaret i never had the chance to meet turbot my middle name is

rodriguez also said this arrest is the first time he's ever been on the other side of the law. coming up. the results of a democratic presidential candidate poll are out. we'll tell you who's in the lead. a man is behind bars following a day-long standoff with police. how the swat team was able to finally arrest the suspect. apple is making a big announcement later this week. we have the details. sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> vicki : apple fans.get excited! it's that time of year again. apple is holding a press event this wednesday, september 9th. the past couple of years the tech company has unveiled the next i-phone. so, what will it be this year? if the reports are true.expect a repeat. apple could announce an upgrade of its i-phones.likely introduce a new apple t-v.and maybe launch a large ipad pro. the event begins at 1 p-m--10am eastern time at san francisco's bill graham civic a

el holandÉs dani vancouver, fabio obtuvo la ventaja sobre el espaÑol joaquÍn rodríguez.n porque las reglas del bÉisbol podrÍan cambiar. >>california podrÍa ser el primer paÍs de la naciÓn en cambiar las reglas para el bÉisbol. >> en una tarde cualquiera mientras miles de niÑos en california practican bÉisbol soÑando llegar un dÍa las ligas mayores, la legislatura de california les da un jonrÓn. >> es mÁs importante para los jÓvenes. reportero: el asambleÍsta explica como miles de jÓvenes intentan emular las acciones de sus Ídolos del deporte como mascar tabaco. >> es una modalidad que debe eliminarse por el bien de los niÑos para quÉ no lo imiten. reportero: siempre habÍa una disposiciÓn que prohibÍa el consumo de tabaco en cualquier estadio frente a los niÑos, despuÉs de ser escrutinio en los comitÉs legislativos la propuesta se redujo al hecho de prohibir el consumo de trabajo en estadios. esto podrÍa extenderse a otros estadios de las grandes ligas . de ser aprobado serÍa efectivo el 1 de diciembre de 2016. desde sacramento cristina godoy univisiÓn. reportero: quietec

rodriguez received an email from the u.s. embassy, he saved it on his phone and was told to come to the u.s. embassy for his visa. his visa is one of 150 issued in the last two weeks, cubans say. >> i cried, i laughed, i thanked god. i knelt and everything. >> we met him across the street. where he showed us his new visa. what do you think? what do you think? >> relief. >> reporter: happy. with plans to take a plane to miami in a few days. rodriguez is one of the lucky ones. hundreds of workers remain in bogota. the cubans say there's more waiting in venezuela. back at the apartment, for those waiting for a visa, and those denied, the strain was taking a toll. this nurse has been waiting in bogota for four months, longer than she planned. she has run out of money, in cuba her second has been forced out of his job because his mother defected. an email from a u.s. congressman telling her officials would examine her case, sent her into floods of nervous tears. this doctor says the situation is very hard. very stressful. the prob

rodriguez mayra valdes rodriguez richard rodriguez david bartolo rodriguez-vargas >> and to our lovingrother, son, fire keith ryan, thank you from the people of the small island, and thank you for looking out for your twin brother, kevin, who is also a firefighter in houston, texas, and thank you to all the armed services, and my partner here who served for 15 years, and thank you to the firefighters and police officers and to all of our armed services. god bless you all. >> and to my uncle, louie anthony williams. we love you and we miss you, you are the reason that i wear this uniform and stand here today. god bless. matthew rogan jean destrehan roger karlie rogers scott william rohner keith roma joseph m. romagnolo efrain romero sr. elvin romero james a. romito sean paul rooney eric thomas ropiteau aida rosario angela rosario wendy alice rosario wakeford mark rosen brooke david rosenbaum linda rosenbaum sheryl lynn rosenbaum lloyd daniel rosenberg mark louis rosenberg andrew ira rosenblum joshua m. rosenblum joshua alan rosenthal richard david rosenthal philip martin rosenzweig dani

darlene rodriguez joins us live from havana now with more. darlene? >> well, chuck, good evening to you. and the pope arrived in santiago de cuba ahead of schedule after spending much of the day. this pope had a tremendous impact on the people of cuba. so many of the people we talked to personally say they credit him directly with having an impact. and affecting relations. the reestablishment of diplomatic relations between the united states and cuba. pope francesis third pope in 17> years to visit this country. we want to take you now to his araival earlier today in santiago. now, that's the second largest city in cuba. the pope was greeted by the president of the national assembly.

rafael rodriguez told in an interview he is innocent and never touched michael tyree.e was found dead in his jail cell beaten to death while waiting to transferred to a mental facility. his death has prompted many roasters in san jose and many people include his family members, are calling for change. there will be a special meeting held by the santa clara board of supervisors to discussion possible litigation from the incident the public comments are take were before they head into closed session. >> new details this morning of a san francisco woman seriously injured in a boating accident off catalina island that claimed the life of her boyne the son of a former 49 c.e.o. family members say the 25-year-old remains in a coma in a southern california hospital. the dinghy collided with a boat and her boyfriend, michael harris, was killed in a crash and another friend is missing. the sister has in idea that her boyfriend died. >> it is hard, going to be hard to tell her michael >> michael harris was the son of former 49ers c.e.o. peter harris. the couple have been dating

the three, rafael rodriguez, jereh lubin and matthew farris, of the three only rodriguez told the "mercury news" he didn't do it and doesn't know how the inmate was killed. inmate michael james tyree was found in his cell naked unconscious covered in vomit and feces on august 27. the coroner said he had lacerations to the spleen and liver and died of massive internal bleeding. the deputies were conducting a clothing search with other inmates locked in for the night. sources say the deputies became violent when tyree refused to take his medication. investigators say there is surveillance video showing the three deputies entering the cell about an hour before he was found dead. >> i'm unable to digs close all of the evidence that points to the culpability of these three individuals. but it's unmistakable that jereh lubin, matthew farris and rafael rodriguez committed this cowardly and heinous act against an unarmed individual they were entrusted to protect. >> reporter: the d.a. is expected to speak publicly about the case after the arraignment. kiet do, kpix 5. >> tyree's public defender sa

the three correctional deputies, matthew farris, jereh lubrin and rafael rodriguez have been behind bars since their arrest on thursday. they are a used of beating a man to betting death in his cell on in the santa clara county. michael tyree had served his sentence and was in protective custody while awaiting a spot in a mental health if a sichlt while the sheriff expressed sore re, disappointment and disgust one of the correctional deputies, rafael rodriguez here professed his innocence, speaking from behind bars he told the mercury news that he never touched michael tyree and that his uniform from that day was clean. he was only in tyree's cell for a search he said. >>> a day after the arrest people val yeed outside the jail where the three worked and where tiry died to demand that the district attorney prosecute the try owe to the fullest extent of the law. today the judge could also agree to terms for the release of the three correctional deputies. they have been behind bars since they were arrested. now, we have filed the paperwork to have cameras in the courtroom at that time, whe

momentos despuÉs el canciller cubano bruno rodrÍguez quien participÓ en la reunion detallÓ las condicionesase militar en guantÁnamo. >> no habrÁ normalizaciÓn con bloqueo y no habrÁ progreso sustancial en el proceso de normalizaciÓn sin cambios sustanciales en la aplicaciÓn del bloqueo. >> como cada aÑo el prÓximo 27 de octubre cuba someterÁ ante la onu una resoluciÓn pidiendo el fin del embargo, habitualmente los estados unidos vota en contra, pero el reestablecimiento de las relaciones entre ambos paÍses ha creado gran expectativa sobre cÓmo votarÁ o si se as tendra de hacerlo. >> esta polÍtica de acercamiento estÁ sofocando la posiciÓn cubana y estÁ causando la muerte de disidente cubanos y mÁs represiÓn dentro de la isla. >> otra interrogante es quÉ efecto si alguno tendrÁ en la relaciÓn establecida cuando obama obama concluya su mandato. >> se podrÍa establecer. >> sabemos que esta polÍtica es razonable es una polÍtica lÓgica y tiene un gran fundamento y esperamos que tenga apoyo tambiÉn del pueblo americano y tambiÉn el congreso. >> lo que estÁ por verse es cÓmo continuarÁn las relac

"lubrin" de 28 aÑos, "farris" y "rodriguez", ambos de 27, enfrentan cargos de homicidio.os documentos de la corte, la fiscalia relata como meses antes, los guardias se mandaron textos riendose de como golpeaban a los reos. ---el departamento del alguacil, dice que casi la mitad de los reos en la crcel de san jos sufren de enfermedad mental. facebook katherine katherine ---ahora se est estudiando que cambios se deben hacer en el sistema carcelario para eliminar los abusos y mejorar el cuidado de los que sufren de enfermedades mentales. juanfra ---katherine, qu es lo que va a pasar hoy? katherine ---los tres guardias se encuentran en la crcel de santa rita en "dublin" y esta Ñana se presentarn en corte para ver si se les dar libertad bajo fianza. sin embargo, la fiscalia har lo posible para que no sea asi, argumentando que ellos son un peligro para el pblico. lorena facebook lorena/ots ---hoy regresar a corte einmigro acusado de la muerte de una mujer en el muelle catorce . take vo --- a comienzos de este mes un juez determin que haba suficiente evidencia para iniciar un ju

i'm darlene rodriguez on the ground in havana. in less than 24 hours, pope francis arrives here in cuba. in revolution square, preparations are already underway for an open-air mass this weekend. over the next couple of days, i will bring you the big moments of the pope francis's visit to cuba and the stories of the cuban people. it is ahead of pope franci s i have to new york. reporting from havana cuba, darlene rodriguez , news 4 new york. >>> watch for the report tomorrow at 11:00 right here on news 4 at 11:00. she will have updates all weekend long. >>> a special section on our website dedicated to the pope's visit. you will find the itinerary for his historic trip and information you've will need to know when he arrives here in new york on thursday. >>> the u.s. took another step to renew thys with the island nation. starting on monday, the obama administration will ease travel, commerce and investment restrictions on cuba. certain american companies will be able to establish offices there for the first time in decade. but th

the three, rafael rodriguez, jereh lubin and matthew farris, only rodriguez gave an interview telling the "mercury news" he didn't do it and doesn't know how the inmate was killed. inmate michael james tyree was found dead on august 27. he had lacerations to the spleen and liver and died of internal bleeding. the deputies were conducting a routine clothing search with the other inmates locked in for the night. sources say the deputies became violent when tyree refused to take his medication. investigators say there is surveillance video showing the three deputies entering tyree's cell about an hour before he was found. >> i'm unable to disclose all of the evidence that points to the culpability of these three individuals. but it's unmistakable that jereh lubin, matthew farris and rafael rodriguez committed in cowardly heinous act against an unarmed individual they were entrusted to protect. >> the d.a. has not yet spoken publicly about this case but is expected to do so after the arraignment later today. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> search teams will be out again to

edicion les saluda rodriguez. pasamos en vivo con maria elena salina y el equipo de noticias univision en filadelfia. buenas noches maria elena...buenas noches teresa. el papa francisco en este momento esta... (improvisa sobre lo que esta pasando y cuenta que en papa hablara en lo que sera su antes de partir) marÉxpedirse en el aeropuerto de filadelfia el papa pronunciÓ las Últimas palabrasiaque vamos a escuchar lo que dijo justo hace unos minutos en el aeropuerto de filadelfia. escuchemos. (habla en inglÉs)

los sospechosos son mathew farris, jerre lubrin y rafael rodriguez....nidos hoy a eso de las 5:30 a eso manana, lubrin se entrego de las 7:30... los procesaron, les tomaron sus huellas digitales y sus fotografias en la carcel del condado de santa clara... en la misma carcel en la que supuestamente mataron a tyree... fueron puestos bajo proteccion y luego transferidos a otra carcel fuera del condado... los cargos que enfrentaran son: asesinato, asalto bajo autoridad, y conspiracion... en conferencia de prensa explicaron que 3 custodios realizaron una inspeccion de rutina en el sexto piso de la prision, en donde estaba michael y luego se retiraron.. pero una hora mas tarde uno de los acusados volvio a entrar a la celda de michael e inmediatamente emitio una llamada para informar que habia un hombre caido... tyree estaba desnudo, cubierto en eses fecales y vomito... la investigacion comenzo y al dia siguiente los 3 agentes del alguacil fueron puestos bajo suspencion...pero no fueron arrestados sino hasta esta manana... sot dr. joseph o hara medico forense 1

rodrÍguez, y los otros dos guardias.ia una de sus tres. se acercÓ lombardo en las piernas. afortunadamente la vÍctima no cayÓ en el agua, pero terminÓ con varias cortadas graves. y miren ustedes, este fin de semana, que se celebra el dÍa del trabajo en los estados unidos. para muchos negocios, es muy fÁcil evitar pagar de manera justa el salario de millones de trabajadores. vivian escalante nos explica cÓmo afecta a miles de familias. muchas de las cuales viven al dÍa. viviana: asÍ dicen las organizaciones de los trabajadores. y se apoyan en el estudio de 2014 de la universidad de ucla. sufrieron una relacionadas leyes laborales. >> por las veces que han trabajado contra la forma en que sucede eso. a veces les pagan un salario fijo. viviana: elsa castaÑeda es una de esas triunfadoras. ella este viernes. se considera que uno de cada seis trabajadores hace horas extras. se habla de miles de dÓlares a lo largo de su vida. >> me llevarÁn 7000 $. es dinero que podrÍa haber usado en mi familia. viviana: a pesar de las demandas

the three, rafael rodriguez, jereh lubin and matthew farris, only rodriguez gave an interview telling the "mercury news" he didn't do it and doesn't know how the inmate was killed. james tyree was found dead on august 27. he had lacerations to the spleen and liver and died of internal bleeding. the deputies were conducting a routine clothing search with the other inmates locked in for the night. sources say the deputies became violent when tyree refused to take his medication. investigators say there is surveillance video showing the three deputies entering tyree's cell about an hour before he was found. >> i'm unable to disclose all of the evidence that points to the culpability of these three individuals. but it's unmistakable that jereh lubin, matthew farris and rafael rodriguez committed in cowardly heinous act against an unarmed individual they were entrusted to protect. >> the d.a. has not yet spoken publicly about this case but is expected to do so after the arraignment later today. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> the search resumes this morning for a man report

a good man. >> reporter: sheriff has a very different understanding of who the 52-year-old rodriguez is. >> so disduring to me that someone would take advantage of a small child. >> reporter: rodriguez lived in this sterling townhouse, almost a sterling day care. two weeks ago, the alleged victim's parents picked the child up, noticed the abuse and called deputies, they arrested rodriguez the next day. they have been running the day care out of this home since 2000, some 15 years. for that reason tonight they are looking for other possible victims. neighbor katherine hernandez stunned by the claims. >> i feel so sad at the same time. somebody would do something like that to a little kid. >> reporter: rodriguez has this man standing by him. >> that man wouldn't do nothing like tt avenues good man. >> reporter: in sterling, david culver, news4. >>> tonight, a family in maryland talking about their journey to justice nearly a year after their son was killed in a high-speed crash. >>> two deputies rushed to the hospital in two fire trucks. a look at the changes coming to d.c. in the mont

-cesar- vo --segn la fiscala, "jereh lubrin", "mathew farris" y "rafael rodriguez"intercambian mensajes de texto donde supuestamente se burlaban de sus abusos contra los reos. ---uno de los mensajes dice: "estaba sorprendido con mi bofetada, se sent en la cama con la mano en la mejilla. le dije te apuesto que tupadre no te golpearon pero yo s". take sot 1 - english cesar-vo ------el abogado de uno de los acusados dice que esos mensajes han sido tomados fuera de contexto y que no puede comentar hasta que no hable con su cliente. ------la fiscala le do a la jue que no poda otorgar libertad bajo fianza a los guardias porque podran amenzar y presionar a los testigos. take sot 2 - english cesar--vo

darlene rodriguez is in cuba right now. we're going to check in with darlene at 5:00 a.m., in about a half an hour. on our website right now everything you need to know about the pope's visit and a special look about what makes pope francis different from his predecessors. head to nbcnewyork.com/pope. >> he really has united people. he is different. he's a pope of the people. >> right. people are attuned to it. i heard a young woman talking about the type of chair he uses, a wooden one. >> very, very humble. >>> it is time for the weather and traffic on the 4s. beautiful weather for the pope's arrival as well, chris? >> it's looking that way. there may be a few clouds but it should be very pleasant, very nice. for today, overcast, breezy most of the day. could be a sprinkle or two north and west of the city early on. look for morning temperatures in the 50s and 6 os. afternoon temperatures climb back to the low and mid 70s. best chance of late break of sunshine. first forecast, 63 in town. a cool breeze out there. we have t

jeanet rodrÍguez tiene mÁs detalles. >> a pesar de la controversia de los correos electrÓnicos que hato una nube negra sobre la campaÑa de hillary clinton la predijo data pareciera tener una popularidad inigualable entre los latinos mÁs de la mitad de los latinos tienen una opiniÓn positiva en comparaciÓn con 42% de la poblaciÓn en general. >> hay varias razones, primero tiene mucha visibilidad en la comunidad latina, tenemos que fue la primera dama del presidente clinton que fue apoyado por latinos que hasta la fecha tiene una reputaciÓn favorable en la comunidad latina. >> en comparaciÓn con los candidatos republicanos, clinton

farris, rodriguez and lubrin are charged with murder and assault under color of authority in the beatingeath of mentally ill inmate michael tyree and the beating of a second inmate named juan villa. in setting bail, the judge cited the guards strong ties to the community and the many letters of support submitted to the court by their families and friends. >> reporter: we have clear skies for tonight. couple '60s. dry weather conditions no more sure in the california region. by 11:00 a.m. clear skies. sunday we have a warming trend. he year highs for tomorrow. san francisco in net 80 degrees. >> pam: demolish part of the old bay bridge span. took another step forward. cal-trans has been granted a permit for the project. the agency still needs approval from the army corps of engineers before the implosion can proceed. it is set for november 10th. officials say, the plan is to take down a 268- foot chunk of concrete. in six- seconds. by using nearly 400 small explosives. cal-trans maintains that the plan is not only the fastest and cheapest option, but the most environmentally sound as well

rodriguez. michael: that is correct.l castro has opened up the economy to smaller entrepreneurs. but on a very limited scale. the big money is in control of the military. they run through their companies and the military basically owns. rodriguez is the ceo of that conglomerate of companies. we are time a tourism, hotels, marinas, etc.. we're talking about import export enterprises. we have goods all across cuba. we are talking about the big money, if you will. we are talking about a huge port they built. it is very close to florida. they have a free-trade foreign investment zone. it and willcontrols decide who does and does not get to do business. pimm: what about investors who want to participate, let's say, in the container port? the facilities being made ready? castro: last year overhauled the foreign investment law. it is much more investor friendly. so, they basically have to go through that entity and comply with the different regulations. in turn, they have different incentives like tax breaks. but, there is a ca

correctional deputies, 27-year-old rafael rodriguez, 28-year-old jereh lubrin and 27-year-old matthew farris face murder, conspiracy and assault under the color of authority charges in connection with the death of 31-year-old santa clara county inmate michael tyree. tyree died from internal bleeding due to blunt force trauma. >> this violent cowardly life that took mr. tyree's life is not indicative of the values that we expect and honor with the men and women of this department. >> reporter: a search of criminal court records turned up one prior arrest for matthew farris. in 2007 when farris was 18 years old, he was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol. there were no prior arrest records for lubrin or rodriguez, but a source familiar with the investigation tells abc 7 news that an inmate currently in the hospital has accused rodriguez and another correctional deputy, not currently facing charges, in a different incident involving excessive force. the source says the inmate is being treated at valley medical for a broken jaw. attorney paula canne is representing tyree's

where we were given a tour by the ceo, fernando rodriguez - and shown what a day was like for workers here. the idea seemed to be - pick as much as you can - and as fast as you can. >> is there room within the profits of the company to pay the workers more than they get now? >> as a base, no. we did an increase of about 15% after the strike. but the margins are not so good, so increasing that amount can get us out of business. >> rodriguez told us the costs of production and transportation make it too difficult to increase workers' pay - because of what his produce sells for up the chain. >> the margin of what i know is the margin on the supermarket it's more than ours and more than the distributor and more than everyone. >> why does our food system act the way it does? it's really about profits. and it's really about these margins. and it's really about who gets what at the end of the day. >> moving up the produce supply chain, everything stops here - at the retailer - and the price they pay for a product is what trickles down to workers in the fields. >> the tendency of the industry

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julio: aquÍ estamos con juan carlos varela rodrÍguez, queremos agradecerle su tiempo y amabilidad parae estar en filadelfia, una gran expectativa por congreso de la familia y por la visita del santo padre. julio: realmente es una gran oportunidad de poder compartir ese mensaje del papa francisco travÉs de una persona como usted, que viene a apoyar por convicciÓn este encuentro familiar. presidente de panamÁ: es una coincidencia la visita del papa con la cumbre de las naciones unidas, el mensaje de trabajo francisco en la vida pÚblica es asÍ, la política es un servicio, los hombres y mujeres que estamos en la vida pÚblica no tenemos que enfocar en atender las necesidades de las personas, venimos a servirnos servirnos de personas. julio: seÑor presidente esta maÑana no sÉ si tuvo la oportunidad de escuchar el mensaje del papa francisco, Él hablaba del medio ambiente, usted es un gran defensor del medio ambiente, quÉ le parece? presidente de panamÁ: estaba viajando de panamÁ filadelfia, sin duda alguna, el papa recoge muchos temas acerca del medio ambiente, somos una gran familia, y sÓlo

gallon vin once heard rodriguez threaten another inmate. >> he told rodriguez he would all right it. >> he said that we are inmates they are correion officer and who would they believe. >> gallon vin says the tone in the jail has changed recently. >> if feels like they try to keep us happy right now. >> spokesperson with the santa clara county sheriff's office says detectives have interviewed all i know mates who witness the murder. melanie abc 7 news. >> today the marin county sheriff's department confirm body found near angel island is that of missing san francisco man. from-year-old if van leer seen article monday morning on a boat in a cove on camping trip with wife and friends. we were overhead as search crew found the body 10:30 this morning. several bay area agency took part in the search last night and today. >> san francisco supervisor says racist graffiti found in the portola neighborhood not tolerated. word no more chinese were spray painted on at least 5 locations across the neighborhood. today supervisor cohen had a message for the person or the persons responsible. >> t

jennifer rodrÍguez: la comunidad hispana no sÓlo estÁ creciendo y como ha dicho el reverendo cortÉs en de jÓvenes mÁs grande del paÍs. el futuro de el paÍs y filadelfia es realmente el futuro de los latinos en filadelfia. locutor:por su parte el reverendo cortez viola de mÉrida a la campaÑa destacando esto. reverendo: es importanteesto en estos tiempo cuando estÁn atacando la cultura hispana, es importante que nuestros jÓvenes entienden que el futuro de nuestro paÍs esta en sus manos, y por medio de ellos en la cara, tiene la oportunidad de decir las cosas positivas que tienen en su vida y la vida de nostra comunidad. locutor: se busca el aporte de los jÓvenes que participen y expresan su sentir y pensar en momentos en que la comunidad latina es vapuleada. reverendo: me preocupaque se ataque a nuestros jÓvenes con la psicologÍa, y la conciencia sutilmente atacÁndose, y creo que es importante que en otro pueblo le diga a nuestros jÓvenes que no tengan miedo, son ciudadanos, parte del paÍs. entrevistado:me parece que esperanza nos estÁ dando un ejemplo de lo que tiene que hacer todos los