rodriguez is now charged with injury. his mother says he needs mental help instead of more time behind bars. a des moines man is now facing fewer, slightly less-serious charges for his role in a fatal crash last month... prosecutors dropped charges of o-w-i and vehicular homicide by o-w-i troy mure yesterday. he is still charged with vehicular homicide by reckless driving ... and prosecutors are reserving the right to re-file the o-w-i fatality charge. police say mure was speeding when he crashed into a tree last month ... killing his passenger, scalicity perez. mure claims he was speeding to get away from another can that was chasing him. local bar patrons may start seeing more minors in des the city council approved a pilot project that will allow anyone age 16-to-20 to stay in bars until 11-30. the rule only applies to certain establishments and only during live music performances. venues have to put on at least 100 shows a year to qualify... right now - three venues could meet that requirement... vaudeville mews, gas

rodriguez served five years in prison for vehicular homicide. in september of 2009, rodriguez and his brother stole gas from a away, their van hit and killed 48 year-old bruce mundy. mundy had a nearly 30 year military career, including time with the air force and the iowa air he also was deployed to iraq. bruce's loved ones are not surprised by this latest development involving rodriguez. 15:43:46--15:44:05 'all he does is make poor decisions, and whether its from a mental illness or whether its from a lack of treatment or from whatever it is, he needs help because obviously people have been hurt. people are getting hurt, and its affecting families. his own, mine, who else could it affect?' 15:53:43--58 'i think his record would show that he needs far more help than being locked up and given no help at all. theres many programs out there. i dont know that theyve explored those, i would hope that they do, now that this has hit home.' rodriguez's mother says being behind bars isn't the right place for her son. 15:31:51--54 'prison isnt gonna help

rodriguez. u.s. citizenship and immigration services is responsible for processing over 6 million immigration benefit applications per year, as well as and lamenting programs such as e-verify and the systematic alien verification for entitlements program, also known as save. even without concerns raised about terrorist seeking to enter the united states processing such large numbers of immigration benefits applications would be a daunting task. those concerned are being raised. they are on the forefront of my fellow citizens minds. as a result, i look forward to any changes that director rodriguez has or will soon implement to ensure that terrorists are not approved for visa or other benefits. many people i work for are concerned about the prospect of a terrorist being resettled in our communities through the u.s. refugee admissions program. while i know we discussed this a few weeks ago, the subcommittee and concerns are not going away. we are still looking for assurances that refugee vetting is eff

rodriguez served five years in prison for vehicular homicide. in september of 2009, rodriguez and his brother stole gas from a convenience store. as they sped away, their van hit and killed 48 year-old bruce mundy. mundy had a nearly 30 year military career, including time with the air force and the iowa air national guard. he also was deployed to iraq. bruce's loved ones are not surprised by this latest development involving rodriguez. 15:43:46--15:44:05 'all he does is make poor decisions, and whether its from a mental illness or whether its from a lack of treatment or from whatever it is, he needs help because obviously people have been hurt. people are getting hurt, and its affecting families. his own, mine, who else could it affect?' 15:53:43--58 'i think his record would show that he needs far more help than being locked up and given no help at all. theres many programs out there. i dont know that theyve explored those, i would hope rodriguez's mother says being behind bars isn't the right place for her son. 15:31:51--54 'prison isnt gonna

orlando rodriguez was set free just one year ago... now he's charged with assaulting his own mother... rodriguez spent five years in jail after hitting and killing a man with his vehicle. it started as rodriguez and his brother were stealing gas from a convenience store... as they sped away, their van hit and killed 48 year-old bruce mundy. that was back in 2009.... now he's charged with showing up protective order... and assaulting her. rodriguez had reportedly been snorting meds at the time. bruce mundys loved ones say they're not surprised by his latest behavior... 'i think his record would show that he needs far more help than being locked up and given no help at all. theres many programs out there. i dont know that theyve explored those, i would hope that they do, now that this has hit home.' rodriguez is now charged with assault with intent to inflict serious injury. his mother says he needs mental help instead of more time behind bars. we now know the identity of a woman found dead in union county.. hunters found the body of a 3

eduardo rodriguez positions the face. he now must quickly get blood circulating to it before the tissue starts to die. it's been without blood flow for almost three hours. >> until the face becomes pink my heart's racing. >> reporter: it's an intricate process stitching together the blood vessels. then within seconds -- pat's heart is pumping blood into his new face. >> the entire face, the scalp, the ears, everything, is pink. so at this point i'm feeling pretty good. but i know that we still have a lot more work ahead of us. >> reporter: the surgical teamworks straight through the night. >> we stabilize the remaining portions of the skeleton, we stabilize the inside lining of the mouth, we secure the eyelids are now we begin to inset the back of the scalp. >> reporter: anchoring bones, nerves, muscles, before securing in place 26 hours after the surgery began. >> congratulations, everyone. excellent job today. >> when the surgery was over, what went through your mind? >> now you start thinking about what's going to happ

rodriguez's plan? remove what's left of pat's scarred face and scalp and replace them with donor tissue, muscles, nerves. the donor's body in the room next door where another surgical team takes a moment to reflect before surgery. >> may we now take a moment to honor the life of david rode rodebaugh. >> reporter: some of the footage you're about to see is graphic. the doctor works on the donor, every step finely choreographed with the team next door. >> watches are synchronized, the teams ready to go. >> reporter: the donor's face is slowly and delicately removed, perfectly timed and in sequence. they now begin removing pat's face. >> there's constant communication. they do not compromise the scalp the scalp is viable. they do not take the eyelids until they know i've reached the point of no return because we have to keep pat safe. i keep an eye on the clock at all times to know that we're on track with every step of our operation. >> reporter: eight hours later pat's face, which was mostly scar tissue

rodriguez: we do not disagree. rep. walberg: we hope that that would continue and we hope to get more answers and not that this is something we do not know. we have to know that. video, when wee hear the white house telling us that we are doing everything, our vetting process is secure, and then we see something around us take place like in san bernardino, we have got a problem. i yield back. rep. chaffetz: i now recognize the gentleman from california for five minutes. leu: thank you. let me first thank the panel for the public service. i have a question for mr. rodriguez, but first of all, i will make a statement. to be a u.s. citizen. that is because you get amazing benefits. one of which, the constitution applies to you. it doesn't seem to me that the executive branch has been blurring the lines between u.s. citizens and foreign nationals. let me give you three examples. 2011, the executive branch deliberately and i believe wrongfully executed an american citizen via a drone strike. the department of justice has sai

rodriguez, or mr. with that awareness that we don't know, i would think that some of you would know how many passports are stolen. that is what this whole hearing is about. we want to know, what is the standard procedure when a passport is stolen or missing? what is done to make sure it's not fraudulently picked up and used? >> when a u.s. passport is reported lost or stolen, we immediately deactivate it. you wouldn't be able to travel with it. we notify interpol. >> what about a passport from ?omewhere else in the world are we notified in any way ech? mr. bersin: when someone comes to the port of entry or applies to a program and presents the passport, that is part of the database. the stolenld be document database of interpol, which has just under 55 million records in it. if there then be told were an alert that that was in the database, and further inquiry would be made. >> is there a penalty for a country that does not report this type of information? mr. bersin: with respect to that, currently no

rodriguez? >> yeah. i think i would say we are -- we're on top seeing the situation now. >> we're what? >> we are hot washing the situation. >> hot washing? >> yeah. we're looking at it to see what lessons are to be learned. the point that director comey made about a ripple in the pond, we need to know -- just about everybody does leave a ripple in the pond. the question is can we find the ripple in the pond? social media is clearly something we need to be talking about. we are building and we need to continue to build. we have been focusing on the referee sus refugee settings and nonrefugee settings as well. it is a question of how, who, and when we interview. you all these tools need to be used together. so one of the questions here is doing things differently, more or less, differently in the interview setting. that is something we're getting into as part of our inter agency collaborative process. >> mr. burson, the tsa submits requests access to all the information it needs from the database

rodriguez? >> that is what i've come to understand from director comey. >> direct rodriguez and assistant secretary bond has also been publicly reported that both the state department and dhs followed all vetting and background check policies and procedures in this case, is that also correct? >> yes, sir, it is. >> now, mr. bersin, the k-1 process begins when an american citizen petitions to bring his or her fiance to the u.s, is that correct? >> that's my understanding. >> mr. bersin, how does the department of homeland security screen the american citizen's k-1 petition? >> this would be an answer for cia. >> my portfolio, sir. so what we do at the point that a petition is made -- remember, the petition, our sole authorized purpose at the petition stage is to adjudicate the relationship between the two individuals, to determine whether they are in fact fiances. nonetheless, we do run background checks at that stage, including the text check which goes against number of law enforcement sources,

police say rodriguez went to his mother's home sunday... even though she has a restraining order against him.... and hit her in the face and neck. rodriguez served five years of a ten year prison term for vehicular homicide. he and his brother, santos, were trying to speed away from a convenience store after stealing gas... when they hit and killed bruce mundy. rodriguez pleaded guilty in 20-09 this morning, a judge dismissed two charges a des moines mans was facing in connection with a 24-year old troy mure junior still faces "vehicular homicide" by reckless driving. but in court today, the judge dopped the vehicular homicide by o-w-i and o-w-i charges. police say his car crashed into a tree last month...killing his passenger, 22- year old scalicity boyd. mure told police he was being chased by people with a gun. a woman charged in a different deadly crash also made a court appearance. 53-year old deanna gliem faces homicide by o-w-i and reckless driving. police say gliem was going twice the speed limit when her car crashed into last month

she told police rodriguez became the face and neck. police say he wasn't manage to take him into custody... rodriguez served five years of a vehicular homicide in the death of iowa in 2009. year. look for more on this story, coming up tonight on the channel 13 news at ten. the former mayor of mitchellville is accused of sexually abusing a child in 27-year-old jeremy filbert is charged with rape and aggravated criminal sodomy. on-line court records show police arrested filbert in october for allegedly abusing a child under the age of 14. in june... someone from the mitchellvlle elementary school told police filbert had inappropriate contact with at least one child. police and the division of criminal investigation looked into the accusations and turned the results of their investigation over to the polk county attorney... who declined to prosecute filbert. filbert resigned as mayor saying he was looking for job opportunities in the kansas city area. he's scheduled to appear in court in wyandotte county december 18th. investigators say a

rodriguez? >> miss bond? richards? >> so, under the current policy and procedure, you have access to all the information you need to make an accurate security assessment. . >> we seek to strengthen it. we have the authority to do the screening we need to do. yes. >> okay. mr. rodriguez. >> as to the refugees that we screen and the immigrant visas we process, yes, we have quite robust resources that we bring to bear. >> to the access we seek unless we can't get it because it sometimes some other government might have it or something. there is nothing that ties our hands in terms of seeking information to adjudicate a visa. >> i defer to rodriguez' judgment, but i want to reassure you that if you think there are sources out there that we're not checking, we're open to looking at more work on this, but we have a robust system. >> going back to you, back down, so, there are no fire walls at all between the agencies for sharing this pertinent information. miss bond? gl yes, the screening goes through the entire process. ear

rodrÍguez, to the social media question.hear you correctly a moment ago that an applicant, social media, profile is now part of the screening process. we are piloting with certain groups, the size of the groups are increasing. i don't want to leave an impression that that has become a comprehensive part of what we do. we are building as we speak. >> could you discuss the lessons that have been learned as piloted program. getting info from social media working? >> so far the information that we have seen in the pilots has been ambiguous rather than conclusive about an individual's intent and it shows the importance, however we proceed in the social media use that it really be thought of in the context of all the tools that we use to screen people that this be thought about as a holistic process and intelligence databases, further investigation and inquirey as the case might be appropriate. right now the things that we have seen are relatively ambiguous, they would not necessarily lead you to conclude that the individual would

rodriguez was released from prison last year. he served just five years of a ten year sentence for this incident in 2009. rodriguez and his brother stole gas from a convenience store. as they sped away, their van hit and killed bruce mundy, an iowa air national guard soldier. mundy's family has repeatedly protested against rodriguez's early release. at one point, he was placed on "escape status" from a work release facility. rodriguez's brother, santos, was deemed incompetent to stand trial. under age concert goers could soon be able to take in more shows in the metro. tonight the des moines city council will take a final vote on a proposal to change the ordinance governing underage patrons in bars. under the plan, anyone age 16-to-20 would be able to stay in certain establishments until 11:30 during live music performances. list of criteria would qualify.. the last vote on the ordinance passed unanimously. the council will also look ahead southeast connector project. the road ... also known as the m-l-k extension ... is now open

rodriguez. immigration services in u.s. citizenship is responsible for processing over 6 million immigration benefits, applications per year as well as implement the programs including e-verify and other programs. also known as saved. [inaudible] processing such large numbers of immigration applications would be a daunting task. those concerns are being raised and they are on the forefront of our fellow citizens minds and i look forward to hearing what changes director rodriguez has to help to ensure this with other immigration benefits. many of the people that i work for are particularly concerned about the prospect in our communities through the u.s. refugee admissions program. and while i know that we have discussed this issue weeks ago in the subcommittee, those concerns are not going away. we are still looking for assurances. our concerns were only exacerbated by the remarks of our colleagues homeland security chairman mike mccaul and the refugee program currently emphasized this aside from the vetting concerns and imm

director rodriguez?is, that is what i've come to understand from director comey. >> and, director rodriguez and assistant secretary bond, it's also been publicly recorded that both the state department and dhs followed all vetting and background check policies be procedures in this case. is that also correct? >> yes, sir, it is. >> now, mr. bersin, the k1 process begins when an american citizen petitions to bring his or her fiance to the u.s., is that correct? >> that's my understanding, yeah. >> mr. bersin, how does the department of homeland security screen the american citizen's k1 petition? [inaudible conversations] >> my portfolio, sir. so what we do at the point that a petition is made -- remember, the petition are our sole authorized purpose at the petition stage, it's just to adjudicate the relationship between the two individuals to determine whether they are, in fact, fiances. nonetheless, we do run background checks at that stage including the text check which goes both against the petitioner

cis, leon rodriguez. >> please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag.allegiance -- >> all rise! >> all rise. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> please be seated. >> please be seated. the civic renewal network is an alliance of 26 organizations dedicated to raising the visibility of civics education and providing free high quality resources for teachers and classes. partner organizations include the national archives and records administration, public policy center, library of congress, the national constitution center, national history day, nih enticement, rock the vote, and the u.s. courts. we welcome students from the district of columbia to read the preamble. >> we, the people of the united states, in order to form a more perfect union establish justice, ensure the tranquility provide for common defense, promote the general welfare. ensure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity do ordain and estab

liane rodriguez: we're usually up here by 8 o'clock trying to beat the rush traffic of all the people coming up after us so we want to get good spots and we come up with the kids and eat hot dogs and play in the snow all day nats car honk but rodriguez isn't the only one with that idea. park officials say the extra inches of snow will have thousands visiting the canyon over the weekend which means traffic will safety will be a top priority. capt: - have a lot of patience, we have a really small parking area that fills up real quickly. be sure to watch out for the kiddos in the congested area that are running back and forth across the road way but once the park gets too full - officials are setting up a check point and you'll only be able to get in when people exit the park. capt: we'll eventually deny access because itll be so populated with people in here that it's just not safe and the ambulances and fire crews and emergency vehicles cant get through it. but if you do make it this holiday weekend - most people at the park say its worth the wait. amanda fuller: it's just a really spe

liane rodriguez: we're usually up here by 8 o'clock trying to beat the rush traffic of all the people coming up after us so we want to get good spots and we come up with the kids and play in the snow all day nats car honkbut rodriguez isn't the only one with that idea. park officials say the extra inches of snow will have thousands visiting the canyon over the weekend which means traffic will be congested and safety will be a top priority. capt: - have a lot of patience, we have a really small parking area that fills up real quickly. be sure to watch out for the kiddos in the congested area that are running back and forth across the road way but once the park gets too full - officials are setting up a check point and you'll only be able to get in when people exit the park. capt: we'll eventually deny access because itll be so populated with people in here that it's just not safe and the ambulances and fire crews and emergency vehicles cant get through it. but if you do make it this holiday weekend - most people at the park say its worth the wait. amanda fuller: it's just a really spec

liane rodriguez: we're usually up here by 8 o'clock trying to beat the up after us so we want to get good spots and we come up with the kids and eat hot dogs and play in the snow all day nats car honk but rodriguez isn't the only one with that idea. park officials say the extra inches of snow will have thousands visiting the canyon over the weekend which means traffic will be congested and safety will be a top priority. capt: - have a lot of patience, we have a really small parking area that fills up real quickly. be sure to watch out for the kiddos in the congested area that are running back and forth across the road way but once the park gets too full - officials are setting up a check point and you'll only be able to get in when people exit the park. capt: we'll eventually deny access because itll be so populated with people in here that it's just not safe and the ambulances and fire crews and emergency vehicles cant get through it. but if you do make it this holiday weekend - most people at the park say its worth the wait. amanda fuller: it's just a really special time. just beca

. >> in addition to perales' safety, officer rodriguez has a new concern, the last letter written by her orejone pen pal was intercepted by mail room staff but suspicious content. there she wrote to two different inmates, two different gangs but written in some sort of code. you see that? i need someone go through her bunk and pull the letters she's writing this guy because if they are coded messages we need that. they could just be love letters. >> gang members often use such codes to trigger criminal activity like drug deals or even hits on rival members. so officer rodriguez decides that all of perales' mail will be further examined for further codes or incriminating information. >> it's possible she may have negative involvement in the letters she's receiving but at this point it's too early to tell which way we're going on this. we'll continue the investigation and see how far we get. >> coming up -- >> according to the letter this was on there. what does this mean? >> peggy perales is confronted about her mail. >> and -- >> i saw myself on the news and saying horrible things ag

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farook's friend whose assaultltifles were usededn the rampage, blabbed to others likikthis man, nick rodriguez, about sleeper cells that were "just waiting" and suggested that "when it happens it's going to be big." confirming what another friend ofarquez already told . >> he said something along the lines of, like, "there's a lot of muslims in our own backyard, just ready to just go haywire and attack," and we didn't think of nothing of it. we just brushed it aside. you know, he was drunk, so i don't know. >> reporter: with the hard drive missingg and cell phones smashed, marquez is the best thing thatt investstators have going right now. he's been talking for five days but there's a question about his mental health. david? >> thank you. mounting a new threat in libya. fighters storming into the

that's what brought orlando rodriguez into look at suvs at a ford dealership outside miami: "imagine! with all the money i am going to save? yeah, maybe i can buy another "when you have to fill up a tank now, it's $30. it gives you the budget to be able to afford something a little bit bigger." and big savings on heating bills this winter. $117 per family for natural gas. $800 for heating oil. with predictions this could be the new normal for several years to come. tom costello, nbc news, washington. and here in iowa, drivers are celebrating the record low gas prices. a gallon was going for a buck-89 yesterday in west des moines. that's nearly 40-cents per gallon less than at this time last year. still ahead on your news at noon. "i just wanted to make sure other kids wouldn't have to lose their friend like i did." this young girl is fighting to end childhood cancer. how she's doing it one hair bow at a time....and the new program shining

chairman, and director rodriguez, good to see you here again. welcome to the immigration subcommittee, i'm sure we will hear from you to the extend you're able to discuss security measures taken by the agency especially in light of the news coming out of san bernardino in my state. so i'm going to focus on other elements that are part of your important mission. as we know a year ago secretary johnson issued a series of directives, two of which have been held up n a dispute with republican governors. i won't address that because the supreme court is going do so. i'd like to talk about some issues that were not the subject of the litigation, specifically the parole program for immigrant entrepreneurs: you know, one of the things that keeps our country ahead of the game economically is the tech sector and we have failed in our necessary effort to reform the immigration laws which is really the result that is necessary. but the president was trying to think and secretary johnson was trying to think about things that could be done consistent with the

rodrÍguez: segÚn la oficina de washington, el gobierno mexicano ha intensificado el programa migratoriomigrantes. en medio de esta situaciÓn, la comisiÓn nacional de derechos humanos, llamÓ este viernes a las autoridades, a respetar y reconocer los derechos de los inmigrantes, sin importar origen y nacionalidad. en ese sentido las autoridades mexicanas dijeron que se crearÍa la secciÓn de investigaciÓn para inmigrantes, serÁ para darle mayor protecciÓn y detener a quienes abusan de los derechos. beatriz: un tiroteo en la sala de emergencia de un hospital dejÓ un saldo mortal, entÉrese de que sucediÓ. como resultado de la masacre de san bernardino el gobierno revisa los permisos para dar visas a los novios de ciudadanos estadounidenses. >> les tenemos sucediÓ en acciÓn deportiva a continuación. --el beatriz: el congreso estÁ revisando las visas para dar a las novias de estadounidenses. tras el atentado de esa mandarina. carlos: a raÍz de que la esposa del terrorista de san bernardino utilizÓ una visa k1 al ingresar a su compaÑera al paÍs. se estÁn revisando las normas. >> por un lado rec

"they come by a lot, le eight 17 times," said anthony rodriguez, a sioux city resident. "so i mean, i can't complain. you know it's being safe." and it may not be difficult to spot them out on the street. there are 50 pieces of snow equipment making the roads safer for vehicles.>> pickens says most residential areas should be cleared by seven tonight. one way he says people can help the cleanup is by shoveling their snow into their driveways rather than the street. streets more quickly. matt? keeping cars on the streets also makes it harder for road crews to do their work. the sioux city popoce department plans to start towing snowbound vehicles tomorrow morning at ten. they are vehicles still buried under this latest storm. it's illegal for people to park vehicles on city streets for more than 24 hours without moving them following a winter storm. as the heavy snow finally turns to flurries, siouxlanders dig out from under our latest snow storm. ktiv's tommie clark checked in with siouxlanders to see how they're dealing with seven fresh inches of snow. << "now that the

rodriguez- we are requesting people not bring back packs strollers rodrgiguez- leave those things at our hotel at home dont bring them to the srip metro says drones are also not allowed on the strip to usher in 2016... you could face fines and criminal charges if you're caught with one... you're also going to have to leave any metal and glass containers at home... rodriguez- we know all eyes ar eon vegas for this event this is a world class ciy and we have people from all over the world coming and celebrating with us fo rnew years eve cyndi lundeberg fox five news local las vegas. metro says beginning at 4 p-m they will start roads leading to las vegas boulevard... and by about 5 they'll start shutting down the freeway on-ramps and off-ramps in that area. also a reminder anyone under the age of 18, on the strip, must be with a parent or adult. there is a 6 p-m curfew for everyone under the age of 18. britney spears has a message for fans and party- goers visiting las vegas in the next few days. "when im with friends we make this promise to each other. arrive together.stick together.

. >> reporter: 2002, hector rodriguez was a 17 year old honor student in san jose. 13 years later, watch the fuzzy home video closely as hector rodriguez is sworn in as a lawyer. >> i've been waking up thinking that i'm not sure if it's true. i'm -- >> reporter: you can't believe you're a lawyer? >> i'm waiting for somebody to tell me you're not licensed yet. >> reporter: but he is. this is hector when he graduated from santa clara university school of law last year. >> it's always been very clear as to what my motivation has been. education has always been my medium, so to speak, that connects me with my parents. >> reporter: hector was allowed into the united states after hurricane mitch. but he and his sisters were orphans. their father was killed by a drunk driver when hector was in 8th grade. his mother overcome with grief took her own life. >> in two months, that life, that family was just absolutely destroyed. >> reporter: hector and his sisters moved in with their aunt in san jose. he spoke no english when he arrived. >> i would write a word down and go to the dictionary and find

yanet rodrÍguez amplia desde chicago, adelante. >>> asÍ es vanessa esta tormenta no da tregua y el estadon el lago michigan sobrepasan los 20 pies de altura con rÁfaga de viento a lo largo de este lago, ya sobrepasan los 60 millas por horas. las labores de limpieza en texas apenas comienza por aquÍ pasÓ un tornado de coto categorÍa 4, en total 9 torbellinos causaron daÑos este fin de semana en la norte de texas. >>> estÁ muy horrible, muy destruido aquÍ no te puedes im bi nar >imaginar >>> entre tanto escombros esta persona encontrÓ a su perro atrapado, y ahora la lluvia sigue causando devastaciÓn en todo el centro del paÍs. en dallas dos rescatistas auxiliaron a dos mujeres que quedaron atrapadas en una inundaciÓn. en nueva mÉxico hay estado de emergencia por fuertes nevadas y vientos por 80 millas por horas. en iowa las fuertes rÁfagas dieron vuelta este carro. el sistema ha dejado un saldo de 7 muertos entre los fallecidos estaba peta ruiz quien hablaba con su esposo cuando un tornado impactÓ su carro. >>> cuando lleguÉ estaba la tropa volcada con las llanta s arriba y aplastada >>> la

. >> reporter: rodriguez and her family have lived in brooklyn for 25 years. the signs after her family received countless letters from developers offering to buy the home. the owner of this corner store is on board with the project, and has his own sign, which translates to i won't move. he says customers are all worried about the same thing. >> rent. it's bad enough that everything keeps going up around you. the paychecks stay the same. >> reporter: rodriguez says residents need to stay strong and not give in to big development. >> where are we going to go? they're pushing us out of all of new york city. >> reporter: organizers say residents want to make even more of them. reporting in bushwig, valerie castro, cbs 2 news. >>> george pataki is dropping out warm front presidential race. he faced an uphill battle from the start. it's been nearly decades, since he served as governor of new york. was even left out of one undercard debate. >>> people in westchester woke up to a bit of snow. now that the rain and snow has stopped, people are out enjoying the rain a

el duende explorador, segÚn la leyenda es una figura mÁgica que le cuenta todo a papa noel, yanet rodrÍguezorador se encarga vigilar quien se porta bien y mal, y tiene a muchos niÑos encantados con la magia de la navidad >>> en el dÍa >>> se ve en el dÍa el duende y por la noche ¿ quÉ hace? >>> se reporta a santa claus >>> el pequeÑo muÑeco rojo que viene en un libro de cuento cumpliÓ 10 aÑos, pero ahora es un Ícono de muchos hogares >>> en twitter tiene mÁs de 33 seguidores, y en facebook mÁs de 760 mil. la tradiciÓn navideÑa dice que el duende explorador observa durante el dÍa y por la noche lleva los deseos navideÑos directamente al polo norte, contÁdole todo a santa claus. >>> ¿ y quÉ le dice el duende a ti de santa claus? >>> que estoy bien >>> al regresar del viaje se esconde en un lugar diferente todos dÍas se ha visto en el refrigerador comiendo helado, padre seo paseo en aviÓn y hasta en carro, pero no siempre se portan bien >>> a veces como chocolate >>> los niÑos les crescriben cartas que mandan bien el duende a papÁ noel >>> Él vigila cada paso y reportando todo al polo norte. y

--''jereh lubrin'', ''rafael rodriguez'' y ''matthew farris'' se encuentran libre bajo fianza.dado una audiencia para el 29 de febrero del prximo aÑo. --en este caso, una autopsia revel que ''tyree'' muri en agosto pasado a causa de un traumatismo y hemorragia interna. take vo/cesar --- a dos años de la muerte de ''andy lopez'' a manos de un agente del condado de sonoma, la oficina del alguacil organiz un foro pblico para discutir la relacin de la oficina con la comunidad... --- en la reunin tambi se discuti el reglamento en el uso de cmaras corporales adems de aplicar estrategias de contratacin para mejorar la diversidad entre los uniformados.. --- este encuentro es parte de una serie de eventos pblicos que sostendrn los custodios con su comunidad.. blanca ---revelan nuevos detalles de la pareja acusada de perpetrar la masacre de san bernardino en la que murieron 14 personas. take vo ---segun el fbi... "syed farook" y su esposa "tash-feen malik" recientemente haban obtenido un prstamo de 28 mil dlares por parte de un prestamista en internet. ----tambin descubrieron que la pare

liane rodriguez: we're usually up here by 8 o'clock trying to beat the rush traffic of all the people coming up after us so we want to get good spots and we come up with the kids and eat hot dogs and play in the snow all day nats car honk but rodriguez isn't the only one with that idea. park officials say the extra inches of snow will have thousands visiting the canyon over the weekend which means traffic will be congested and safety will be a top priority. capt: - have a lot of patience, we have a really small parking area that fills up real quickly. be sure to watch out for the kiddos in the congested area that are running back and forth across the road way but once the park gets too full - officials are setting up a check point and you'll only be able to get in when people exit the park. capt: we'll eventually deny access because itll be so populated with people in here that it's just not safe and the ambulances and fire emergency vehicles cant get through it. but if you do make it this holiday weekend - most people at the park say its worth the wait. amanda fuller: it's just a rea

during the struggle press way rodriguez tried to grab an officer's gun and baton. four officers had minor injuries. >>> and take a lock at what police in the bronx found. 136 pounds of cocaine worth up to $3 million. police say they confiscated the bricks of cocaine after arresting two men in two separate stops on thursday. one in aler ton. the other in kingsbridge. police believe they are part of a massachusetts drug ring. >>> a suspect under arrest for this botched holdup in dutchess owner hurled a shoe at the would-be thief. 26-year-old christopher dam. surveillance video shows a robber pointing a shotgun and the man behind the counter stuns police say a tip led them to dam. >>> in campaign 2016, tensions clinton software glitch allowed sander's team to search voter files. they temporarily cut sanders access to the database. sanders accuses the dnc of trying to hurt his campaign while helping clinton. >>> we have a bunch of old electronics taking up space in your home that you no longer use. what do you do with it? as cbs2's steve langford reports the city's dep

rodriguez- we are requesting people not bring back packs strollers rodrgiguez- leave those things at our hotel at home dont bring them to the srip metro says drones are also not allowed on the strip to usher in 2016... you could face fines and criminal charges if you're caught with one... you're also going to have to leave any metal and glass containers at home... rodriguez- we know all eyes ar eon vegas for this event this is a world class ciy and we have people from all over the world coming and us fo rnew years eve metro says beginning at four they will start shutting down roads leading to las vegas boulevard... by about five theyll start on the freeway on ramps and offramps. also a reminder anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or adult... if on the strip... theres a 6 p-m curfew for everyone under the age of 18. . there's plenty of options to get to and from your 2016 parties safely. the r-t-c is offering free rides for all passengers from six p-m new year's eve, to nine a-m passengers can get a ride to the downtown area by going to either the westcliff airp

and that's when rodriguez punched him to the ground and straddled him while this woman kicked him. they threw the kettle at the victim's head. they're facing several charges. the volunteer expected to be okay. >>> right now, crews are trying to figure out what caused a pile driver to topple over at a brooklyn construction site. this happened in sheepshead bay. we are there now with what looks like a close call, ida. >> reporter: yeah, certainly, david. and the avenue has reopened this morning. the morning rush, after 9:00, yond this green construction fence. let's take a live look at the construction site now from our mast cam. and you can see what is a pile driver that is still on it's side, that is what fell over this morning. folks on the nearby elevated subway reported hearing a loud boom when it toppled over. the fire department and the office of emergency management rushed to the scene. the fear, of course, was that a worker might have been in the path of that pile driver and could have been injured. we are told luckily, no one was hurt this morning. and now investigators are

janet rodriguez cuenta ms --- take pkg 00:01 00:08 00:47 00:58 en chicago las puertas ya estn abiertas iglesia a refugiados nosotros queremos ser el ejemplo y mostrarles a las iglesias que es momento que ellos intervienen en estas leyes rotas y en estas rdenes como ordenes de herodes. la reverenda emma lozano dice que ofrecer santuario fue lo primero que penso al leer el informe del washington post que detalla un presunto plan de redadas masivas para detener y deportar a inmigrantes centroamericanos. aunque el gobierno federal no ha confirmado o desmentido dicho operativo activistas de costa a costa ya se preparan. en los ngeles hoy un grupo de organizaciones pro inmigrantes exhortaron a la comunidad a que llamen y escriban a la casa blanca y pidan compasin. sot jorge mario, activista como parte de este plan lo que estamos planeando hacer es reunirnos directamente tanto con la casa blanca como el departatmento de seguridad interna para explicarles porque creemos que este plan debe dar fin y jamas comenzar (13 secs) janet rodriguez, chicago il organizadores de la red de santuarios dicen