big questions overjames rodriguez.nto the world cup and limped off in this match. the colombian fans of course extremely happy to progress. for the last two hours it has been simply a party here outside the stadium. every fa n party here outside the stadium. every fan i spoke to was catching their confidence about how far they could get in this world cup by the fa ct could get in this world cup by the fact that james rodriguez could get in this world cup by the fact thatjames rodriguez came off with what looked like a recurrence of the calf injury he brought into this tournament. i imported is a? in his last seven world cup games before tonight, six goals and four assists. he is the heartbeat of the team. they struggle to break down senegal today. a really good goal but it came from a set piece. by james rodriguez, the do like a bit of creativity and i could really count against them in the next stage. england could await in the next stage, of course. the injury to james rodriguez are massive negative ona james rodrigu

of famer pudge rodriguez...o was making his first m-l-b start grateful to have crawford grateful to have crawford grateful to have crawford behind him allows five hits and strikes out six in six innings bottom of the inning... tied game giants with runners on the corners buster posey hits a single off arrieta alen hanson gives san francisco the lead 2-1 posey finishes 2-for-4 and 2 r-b-i giants not done with arrieta andrew mccutchen slaps a three-run bomb down the right field line... first dinger against arrieta giants score 5 gets his fit n san driguez francisco cote a 3-game sweep over philly... 6-1 over in kansas city -- the a's looking for a series win we head to the eight... tied game jed lowrie singles to right. brings in the go-ahead run... oakland takes the lead 2-1 two batters later... matt olson with a no-doubter off burch smith the ball hits the waterfall olson finishes the series with 3 home runs oakland wins 5-1 they take two out of three in kansas city have won 9 of last 11 road games (michelle) we

--derrick rodriguez got the start today.. son of pudg rodriguez... working his magic on the mound. at and you gotta tip your cap to the defense. hunter renfrow... skies in... and rolls into the stands to make the catch. --that kind of drama takes us to extras... top of the 11th, padres with a man on 3rd... corey spangenberg....slaps a single off of ty blach... padres take a 2-1 lead. --bottom of the inning... bases loaded, hunter pence...it's been a rough year for him... hitting 193 going into today... just sets the stage for a heroic effort... double to right field.... we got a walkoff! two runs come home. and the giants win 3- 2....take 3 of 4 now to the a's-- winners of 6 of their last 7...and visiting the white sox. --top fifth... a's up by one mark canha....going solo.... 400 feet back. a's set a new m-l-b record... 25 straight road games orioles blackburn runs into some trouble in the fifth white sox with bases yoan moncada...b double to the right field wall chicago take the lead 3-2 --things got worst for oakland moncada not done... hits a 3-run bomb to the a's dugout he fin

meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joins us.en) mabrisa we're expecting to see more fire danger tomorrow. a robust warming trend will continue into saturday as high pressure builds over the bay area and offshore flow develops inland. expect daytime highs in the 60s-70s along the coast with 80s-90s inland. high fire danger begins tonight along north bay mountains through saturday night. cooling will then take place sunday and into early next week with temperatures falling to below seasonal averages for the independence day holiday. another warming trend is then expected late next week. next week. expected late trend is then another warming trend is then expected late next week. next week. expected late trend is then another warming day holiday. independence averages for the seasonal falling to below temperatures with temperatures falling to below seasonal independence day holiday. another warming trend is then expected late next week. (ken) already in action fighting fires in lake county, calfire is using air tankers to aggresive

"fox5" human remains discovered along i 5 in virginia were positiv positively identified a mart rodriguez cruz jose rodri cruz first wife after she left her job at st. elizabeth hospital. the identification was main using dna. jose a mart had a volatile relateceship that coned vie flint 199 when arlington poce say rodriguez assaulted aattempted to abduct her. an assault witnessed abo arlen ton country police. she disappeared shortly there afr a fact used by prosecutors at evidence against rodruezruz c he was charged with disappearances and m pamela butler. arlington police wer deiv wou aremartaavag investating active mussing concerns case. >> the um ae re maindz found in stafford country virginia not far where theyre w were helast winter and what unskleer sure sounding circumstances and remains. her body was taken out of a side whipped" of the house that was covered on threeur sides by sillance. t l more information in the case whether autopsy determined the cause and mannat oh and which jurisdiction is taking the leads in this case. at this hour we're trying to make contact with the coup

now, hollywood heroin michelle rodriguez on a quest for enlightenment in mexico. >> now, you're going to see who you really are. >>> here now, dan harris. >>> good evening. with america in the throes of an opioid crisis killing 115 people a day, tonight we'll take you to the source of the heroin supply chain, mexico. we travel into the territory of the sinaloa drug cartel and brings you closer than any american journalist before. >> fentanyl and opioid overdoses are making headlines. >> babies born hooked -- >> drug overdoses on the rise in our community. >> reporter: these beautiful flowers in a sunny field in northwest mexico are the source of an american catastrophe. >> she injected the boy with heroin -- >> two mothers overdosed on heroin -- >> they found a second overdose victim, a man inside the car with the kid. >> reporter: poppy, the raw material for heroin. the workers use sawed-off deodorant gum deodorant from the boppy buds. >> you're getting the gum out of the poppy? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: here among the armed workers, we find a grandmother recently deported from los

i ask agent rodriguez what will happen to these families. are these families going to stay together? >> right now, they're going to stay together. >> reporter: today, we met with the commissioner of customs and border protection. what's it been like for your agents? i mean, one moment they're ordered to separate families, the next they're told to keep them together. what's that been like? >> it's a huge challenge, operationally, for our agents, right? they're here to do a job, to protect the border, to enforce the law. >> reporter: we asked about separating the children. what were your agents telling you about separating these kids, and the kids are crying right in front of them and there are children, in some cases, babies. what did they tell you? >> that's a challenge in law enforcement. you're always going to be taking actions that impact people, that have a human consequence. so, they're mission-focused, and the same time, doing it with heart. >> reporter: why do we have to put kids in cages when they apprehend them at the border? >> yea

meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . cooling is expected by sunday and into early in the upcoming week with increased onshore flow. sunday's daytime highs will be in the 60s-70s along the coast and 80s-90s inland. a red flag warning is in effect for the north and east bay hills/mountains through sunday night. tracking near average highs early next week as june gloom returns. (jrs) mayor elect london breed was just one of hunreds who came out for a protest at the embarcadero plaza in san francisco. out lydia pantazes spoke to people there about what is happening at the border. hundreds of people were here fir an immigration protests at the embarcadero plaza in san francisco.natsthe event included a band and speakers including religious and political speakers.families also spoke out about families being separated at the border we asked one of the event organizers how the goal of the event has changed since the executive order was signed by president trump.no it doesn't change

that was off derek rodriguez. rodriguez was outstanding after that.he giants on the board with a solo shot. padres took the lead. bottom of the 11th with two strikes and bases loaded, hunter pence coming through with the emotion-filled two-run walk off double. the giants win 3-2. >>> giants red sox. hernandez, gone. then a pattern, off the top of the wall for another home run. the fourth inning, cody bellinger, 4-2. eighth inning, again a solo home run. this time to the second deck. this game went into extra innings. justin turner with the dodger's seventh solo home run of the game. that ties a major league record and the dodgers win 8-7.8-7.8-7. >> oakland got grilled, mark kenna, the solo shot in the 5th, that's a major league record for oakland. with their 25th consecutive road gme with a home run. that was it for oakland. bottom of the inning, bases load, he unloads them with a double. that was a 5-run inning for the white sox. they go on to score five more in the 6th inning thanks to three home runs. daniel palka and paul black burn today and san

marta rodriguez disappeared in 1989. three years later a set of human remains turned up along i-95 in stafford county. new dna tests now confirm those remains belong to rodriguez. the details of her andisappearae death are still unknown. her ex-husband jose rodriguez cruz is currently in jail after leading police to where he said he dumped pamela butler's body. she was vered -- discovered from -- she disappeared from her district home back in 2009. both scenes were just miles apart on i-95. it's not clear whetherodriguez cruz is a suspect. >>> today marks one year sce a gunman opened fire at an alexandria basunall field ng a congressman and several others. to mark this day lawmakersill take to the field at nats park for the congressional baseball game. cell phone video captured the moment the gunman opened fir as lawmakers were practicing for last year's game. you may remember these images of police swarming the area minutes after the first shot. house wgopp steveli c stisecac. a congressional staffer and lobbyist were a

nosotros por supuesto le vamos a tener mÁs detalles desde rusia yo soy hugo vÍctor rodriguez. >>> graciasos con a una jurka y la jornada de hoy >>> hola josÉ hoy te tengo buenas noticias tenemos seguro as modric por un lado y messi por el otro luego de una jornada que nos dejÓ vibrando para Último minuto. argentina estaba obligado a ganar, y messi anota golazo y nigeria empata y marcos rojos con el 1 a 2 definitivo. y croacia el juego con islandia croacia abriÓ el marcador. y luego de penal con el 1 a 1 estaban dejando a los argentinos fuera de la copa pero llegÓ el gol de croacia, y ahora enfrentarÁ a dinamarca que empatÓ mÁs temprano sis goles ante los franceses y francia enfrentarÁ a argentina aquÍ la reacciÓn de messi. >>> la verdad que fue increÍble, increÍble porque veniamos sufriendo mucho todos estos dÍas, era muy injusto que nos quedemos afuera en primera ronda despuÉs de todo lo que vivimos, venimos peleando, sufriendo >>> maÑana juega mÉxico que tiene 6 puntos y avanzarÍa a octavos con una victoria o empate pero suecia tambiÉn tiene posibilidades hoy en "titulares y mÁs" analiz

the reverend samuel rodriguez is also speaking out against this practice. he isde pre of the national hispanic christian leadership ndnference, an ally and adviser to donald trump one of the few clergy chosen to speak at the president's inauguration 18 months ago. take a listen. >> god blesses those who are omor and realize their need for him, for the kinf heaven is theirs. god blesses those who mourn, for comforted.be >> so a little of the beatitudes from reverend rodriguez who joins me from sacramento, california. reverend t welcomeo the program. i want to first before we play you some of the devditating that's come out from the border, what in generalak you of what's happening there right now. >> this policy, the separation of families can best be described as morally reprehensible, anti-christian, and anti-american. it is cometely unnecessary, without a doubt. it is egregious, and we must find that expedited solution as expeditiouslyles poss we're calling upon congress to act this week. ted cruz and fefeinstein, john to bring an end to this trag horrifi

now theuestion for so many of them is, what's nbc's maya rodriguez reports. >> reporter: when hurrica maria slammed into puerto rico nine months ago -- its 155-mile-per-hour winds ripped through homes and lives. david o'meara and his families are smfr the thousands of puerto ricans left with nothing, who fled to the u.s. mainland after the storm. theyound a temporary home at a motel in suburban orlando, fady for fema. >> i don't have family in the states. it's very hard. >> reporter: but the program that helped david and nearly 25,000 other survivors of hurricanes maria, irma, and harvey, ends today. in a statement, fema said the program was, ote, a temporary solution that bridges survivors into more permanent options. peanent options, tough to find in florida's tight rental market. after multiple extensions, hurricane maria survivors he two options. find their own place to live or receive a one-way plane ticket back to puerto rico. >> this is one of the storage rooms for our food pantry. i >> reporte central florida, united way and local churches ar h trying toelp those who want to s

nervios se apoderaron de c colombia canduando hubo un supuo penal, que anulo el var despues jrames rodriguezpasar a los sudamericano 5 minutos del final mina con un cabezazo d da la tranquilidad a colombia,ea colombia lsino que lo deja com e el lider eldel grupo , japon a z avanzo gracias al juego limpio , maÑana tenemos recesos y el sa a sabado venimos duelos de eliminacion directa francia con argentina duelos que promteen e ser partidazos . >> muchas gracias ana , como d decia colombia se medira a inglaterra , los fanaticos des t desataron la fiesta en elesta d estadio como lo vieron . >> asi es jose los colombianos s se llevarolnfol ,esan tan en opctavos de final la hinchad esta noche esta de fiessona(s). >> los aficionados dede alegrir . >> es la muestra al pasa is q t esto lo necesitamos .- >> gracias a dios ganamos , el c cardiaco gol del triunfo lo ahae yerry mina , y estaban ya en f octavos de final . >> la virgen siempre me excscuc . >> felix hernandez llego a los angeles con su ;platyeyera amara los hijos le hicoeroieron real e sueÑo . >> es un sueÑo cumplido nunca se dio asi la op

(pam) and we want to check in with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez.(ken) what are the wind speeds like in the area of this fire? (pam) who will be san francisco's next mayor? the race is still too close to call. the top two candidates -- mark leno and london breed-- are separated by fewer than 12-hundred votes. (ken) and right now-- there are still roughly about 90-thousand uncounted ballots. kron 4's michelle kingston spoke to leno and breed today and is live in the newsroom with what they had to say about the results so far. it's a tight race that seems to just keep getting tighter. mark leno with just the slightest lead over london breed right now.i talked with him and breed today ... both are patiently waiting to find out if they'll be the city's next mayor. (mk)ánatsá"london breed! london breed! london breed!" candidate for mayor london breed currently behind mark leno by just 11-hundred votes. making this a very tight race. london breed, candidate for san francisco mayor"this is going to be a close race. it's rank choice voting. you never know w

rodriguez and then the governor. >> again, i go back to the ideai central america. until we make a really firm commitment to work with those countries, to support them in combating gang violence, poverty, the kinds of things that are driving this migration, it to keep coming. and we learned this lesson with mexico. lots and lots of folks were coming from mexico back around the late 1990s, early 2000s. a lot more coming now, by the way. many more people were coming. and what changed was the economy of mexico changed and the economy of the united states changed. there was certainly more enforcement capacity that was put into place. but at the end of the day that really changed migration patterns was really changing the posture of the country from which the people were coming. >> so you're saying that mexico or whatever, honduras or central americaen countries, those places have to be more prosperous so the people don't ave them? >> i think the way we've done law enforcement in those countries, foreign aid, working with those countries to reinforce the rule of law, to

(pam) we want to turn to kron-4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez now...rant) with a look at the forecast during the warriors parade. a warming trend will continue rough tuesday, especially r inland areas, as high pressure builds over the bay area. temperatures will continue to warm on tuesday with many inland areas reaching into the 80s and 90s. cooler conditions will continue along the coast with upper 60s middle 70s. a cooling trend is then likely late in the week with increase in onshore flow as a mid/upper level trough sets up over the region. (pam) kron 4 will cover tomorrow's parade .... live on air and on kron4.com. our special parade coverage begins at 10-am. vicki liviakis, along with james fletcher and our sports director gary radnich.... will host our team of reporters along the parade route. the parade starts at 11-a-m ... but kron-4 will have wall to wall coverage starting with the kron-4 morning news at 7-am. coming up at eight.. the mystery of a missing airman has been solved..... after the man is found in the bay area more than 3 decades l

with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez...change is forecast into thursday with continued cool temperatures and overnight/morning low clouds in the bay area. patchy coastal drizzle may be possible from the san mateo coast southward, tracking overnight lows in the 40s-50s. daytime highs for thursday will range from the 60s-70s. a slight warming trend is forecast on friday before another trough cools conditions down for the weekend. high pressure will then rebuild over california. as a result, expect a more significant warming trend early next week increasing the threat for his fire danger. (catherine) still ahead... police in the east bay are searching for a determined burglar-- who couldn't get into a cash register. so he stole something else... (vicki) and after the break-- a man is behind bars after crashing his car -- and then assaulting those who tried to help him. else... something danger. rodriguez... little change is forecast into danger. threat for his fire danger. (catherine) still ahead... police in the east bay are

and agent rodriguez, you can't go in there? >> i cannot go in the river to . as long as he goes back south, i'm all right. >> reporter: how do you know he was a smuggler? >> guaranteed he was a smuggler just by the way he was dressed. no shirt, wearing shorts. as soon as he saw me, he was on the trail here, he ran over here, jumped in the raft and went back south. >> reporter: back up the clearing, no sign of the migrant families. but a quarter mile up the road, there they are. up close, we can see they're tired, southwesti isweating and. and right there in his mother's arms, a baby. his name is angel. his mother says she's been traveling for a month, starting in honduras. i ask her about taking angel on the dangerous journey. she breaks down. she tells me gangs threatened to kill her baby. they already killed his father. so, it's about 100 degrees here in mcallen, texas, right now. we're with these different families who have crossed over and some unaccompanied minors. we were concerned about the heat because the little baby is only 1 years old, we were able

. >> thank you, candidate rodriguez calderon. candidate, lopez, good evening. >> well, i maintain that the best policy, the best foreign policy, is shoring up our domestic policy. if we're threatened by the building of walls, and crossing our border and -- to prosecute our fellow citizens, then what we need to do is strengthen our economy and provide enough job opportunities in mexico so people don't need to emigrate. we will support the immigrant because these people are going find a better living standard in the united states. they don't just go because the feel like going. and we agree with the free trade agreement and we need to maximize our relations with the united states, a relationship of friendship but also mutual respect. thank you, lopez obrador. candidate, anaya, what are pickmer measures that will be taken by your government order to disrespect restrict mexican experts. >> i think it's a key question, one hand which we need to reassess and rethink our relationship with the united states, 80% of our exports are going

. >> vÍctor hugo rodriguez amplÍa. >> sÍ, dan ganas de regresar >>> permaneciÓ en un centro de detenciÓnde uno >>> han pasado 2 aÑos desde que recobrÓ la libertad pero va mal en peor, las agencias se estanque dando sin espacio de niÑos que fueron separados de sus padres en la frontera. >> hay muchas maernneras de reho crl hicieron de manera mÁ >>> 300 de los 550 detenidos el 55% habÍa pasado mÁs de 3 dÍas allÍ, la mitad de niÑos podrian r menores de 12Ños. >> podrÍa considerarse una internacionales.echos humanos >> preocupado por la seguridad y la dignidad de los niÑos segÚn dijo el senador intentÓ ingresa elom a una instalaciÓn que alberga a menores migrantes pero se le negÓ el acceso, victoria palmer indicÓ que nadie que llegue sin avisar estÁ autorizado para ingresar, mientras tanto el presidente trump a travÉs de su cuenta de twitter asegurÓ que la frontera dla familias al cruzar legislaciÓn aprobada por los demÓcratas. >> tratar de que los niÑos no sean separados de sus papÁs >>>e espeorra bu mÁs espacios en donde puedan albergue a los menores >>> vÍctor hugo rodriguez, noticias tel

. >>> vrictor hugo rodriguez tiee su testimonios. >>> efectivamente y es que se trata de pequeÑos que niÑos separdados de sus pad r padarpadres . >>> (ver informacion en pantalla) nteoticias telemundo logtoro hl con la tiene aÑos de edad la ti. >>> me apreparecetambien ele el niÑa clame por su libertad . >>> le juro que me voy a portar bien pero saqueme de aqui, no e tengo una colchitapae y nos ponen ventiladores para que nosotros tengamos frio y cuando me descrie ebe esto y d poder ahhacer nada. >>> su hrmermana quien sufre r encerada eence encerrada el en el edeentro de detencion . >>> con el corazon desgarrado por no saber nada de ella y pues para evitarle un poco el ya a a ahora esperan el gobierno no oc continue sepasrandrando niÑos d p;adradres. >>> el ptresidente donald trum decia que no pÑodiaodia cambi o politica , porque los in inmigrantes no pueden sgueguir f infaectando ain infectando al pais ###. >> mientras el lÍder demÓcrata le ofrecÍa irÓnicamente un po polÍgrafo para que lo hiciera, enfrenta a trump con su familia y grupos religiosos que hasta ahora lo apoyaron. >> a

with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez... (grant) mabrisa-- what does the forecast look like for the parade tomorrow? a warming trend will continue through tuesday, especially for inland areas, as high pressure builds over the bay area. temperatures will continue to warm on tuesday with many inland areas reaching into the 80s and 90s. cooler conditions will continue along the coast with upper 60s to middle 70s. a cooling trend is then likely late in the week with an increase in onshore flow as a mid/upper vel trough sets up over the region. over the region. trough sets up mid/upper level trough sets up over the region. over the region. (grant) kron 4 will cover tomorrow's parade live on air and on kron4.com. our special parade coverage begins at 10-am. vicki liviakis, along with james fletcher and our sports director gary radnich will be hosting our team of reporters along the parade route. the parade starts at 11-a-m... but kron-4 will have wall to wall coverage starting with the kron-4 morning news at 7-am. (grant)hiding

janet rodrÍguez nos informa.o el presidente y sin al retirar la invitaciÓn, trump reviviÓ la controversia sobre la prÁctica de arrullarse en el campo de fÚtbol mientras se cante el himno nacional en manera de protesta contra la injusticia racial y el maltrato policiaco. el presidente dijo que esto es una falta de respeto al paÍs. irÓnicamente, en uno de los jugadores de de las Águilas se arrodillÓ durante la temporada pasada. ficÓ de eptor tory smit cancelado la celebraciÓn, porquea judoer al esente. el sindicato jugadores dijo estar decepcionado con la acciÓn de la casa blanca y agregÓ que los hechos llevaron a la cancelaciÓn de varios eventos comunitarios, liderados por los jugadores. algunos fanÁticos que sÍ asistieron al acto nos dijeron que tambiÉn se sentÍan decepcionados. [hablan inglÉs] janet:ice que lodosean equivado el equipo campeÓn.la secretarir r parte del equipo. la casa blanca dice que el equipo les ofreciÓ fechas alternativas para el evento, pero que el presidente estarÍa de viaje. pero esculpiÓ -

joining us now is meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez... a robust warming trend will continue into saturday as high pressure builds over the bay area and offshore flow develops inland. expect daytime highs in the 60s-70s along the coast with 80s-90s inland. high fire danger begins tonight along north bay mountains through saturday night. cooling will then take place sunday and into early next week with temperatures falling to below seasonal averages for the a robust warming trend will continue into saturday as high pressure builds and offshore flow develops inland. expect daytime 70s along the coast with 80s-90s inland. high begins tonight along north bay through saturday night. cooling will then take place sunday and into early next week with temperatures falling to below averages for the independence day holiday. another warming trend is then expected late next week.

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defensores de inmigrantes insisten en seÑalar una violaciÓn de los derechos humanos, vÍctor hugo rodriguez de detenciÓn. solos y rodeados de desconocidos fijan su atenciÓn a la campana que alerta que uno quedara libre, para el grupo religiosos y pro-inmigrantes estas imÁgenes fueron la gota que colmÓ la copa, estas separaciones y la construcciÓn de una ciudad de carpas en bases militares pa albergarlos ha generado indignaciÓn. >> parte del gran problema es que no hay acceso a estos niÑos. >> una situaciÓn que estÁ llevando que estos grupos estÉn preparando estrategias para atender a estos menores. >> son diferentes momentos por grupos de abogados. >> lo mÁs preocupante es la situaciÓn que viven los padres, que segÚn este abogado estÁn aterrorizados sin saber quÉ va a pasar con sus hijos. >> no sabemos quÉ va a pasar con los niÑos. >> activistas abogados y lÍderes religiosos estÁn llevando a cabo este fin de semana en fenix y otras ciudades del paÍs reuniones para asegurarse que se respeten los derechos de los niÑos y exhortan a la comunidad que llame a sus congresistas. >> sabemos que hay

with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. mabrisa rodriguez.nd is forecast for friday in the bay area. expect 60s along the coast and bay with 70s-80s as you head inland. another weak system cools conditions on saturday. a warming trend will get underway on sunday and continue through the middle part of next week as high pressure builds over the region. temperatures will warm back into the 80s to middle 90s. (vicki) still ahead... a scary scene as a dog gets trapped on a burning boat in the north bay. (vicki) still ahead... a scary scene as a dog gets trapped on a burning boat in the north bay. see how the pup was rescued. (catherine) also - after the break--- not a great way to wrap up a vacation.. a woman's suitcase shows up in baggage claim -- completely shredded. this is not the way you want to end your vacation. a woman flying home to dallas from tampa-- discovers her suitcase is shredded. no one can say where the damage happened-- but it raises the question: what do you do if this happens to you? chip osowski reports. "when you check your

(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. .arming trend is expected for the first part of the week, especially inland areas, as upper level high pressure builds over the bay area. starting off the work week with 60s-70s along the coast and 80s inland. the hottest day will be tuesday where afternoon highs will range range from the mid 70s to mid 80s around san francisco bay to the mid to upper 90s warmest inland locations. cooling then looks wednesday and spread across the area thursday and friday. dry conditions will prevail throughout the forecast period. (justine) hundreds of people came out in their best costumes for san francisco comic con this weekend. the comic book convention was held at the oakland convention center. the three day event features exhibits, panels and performances related to star wars, star trek, comic books, and much more. it can take a couple weeks to a couple months to make costumes. one couple says they used 3-d printers and a lot of glitter to make theirs.miranda herman/comic con attendee: "i made th

eva rodrÍguez comparten un dolor inmenso.amilia en un mismo dÍa cuando el volcÁn de fuego arrasarÁ con la comunidad de san miguel, donde residÍan sus seres queridos. >> mi esposo recibiÓ una llamada de su primo y le dijo que si nosotros habÍamos llamado a nuestros familiares, porque estaba ocurriendo algo terrible aquÍ. >> llegaron a hablar con alguien? >> ninguno nos contestaba. teresa: es muy apegada a su familia.ella los llamaba todos los dÍas y recuerda la Última vez que hablaron con ellos. >> le dije a mi hermana, cÓmo estÁs? bien, me dijo. le digo, que tal esta mama? bien, no te hagas pena. teresa: en un momento le menciono algo de que hay alguna vueltita volcÁnica? >> e me dijo nada. se puso a bromear conmigo, aquÍ te espero. me traes algo muy rico. rico, me pidiÓ mi mamÁ. teresa: eva no le podÍa cumplir esa promesa a su madre.ivÁn rodrÍguez es cuÑado de eva. se habÍa casado con la hermana de Ésta hacia apenas siete meses. la pareja se despidiÓ ese fatÍdico domingo, pues iban tenÍa que ir a trabajar. su esposa raquel f

(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . the cooling trend noticed on sunday will continue on monday as the cool sea breeze increases in the bay area. daytime highs will cool down into the 60s and 70s along the coast. tracking widespread low to mid 80s inland. night and morning low clouds will become more common through temperature warm back up later next week. <"it feels amazing and so exciting that finally woman can drive here.">(jrs) a historic day in saudi arabia today, where women are driving legally for the first time. (justine) the kingdom's ban of women drivers was officially lifted today, bringing the conservative gulf nation in line with the rest of the world. and for many saudi women who have been fighting for this for decades, this moment could not come soon enough. (jrs) david daniel has a closer look at the celebrations on this celebrations on this landmark day. a historic celebration for saudi women who waited their entire life for this moment. dr. mona al-fares, one of the first saudi woman to drive: "i reall

(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast.ooling trend will continue through sunday as an upper level trough deepens along the west coast. daytime highs sunday will be in the 60s along the coast and 70s inland. expect slightly cooler than normal mid june temperatures and areas of gusty winds into sunday. a little light drizzle may return late tonight into sunday. a warming trend is then forecast next week as high pressure builds over the region. (justine) following the trump administration's controversial immigration policy, one southern california immigrant children's center opened its doors to the media to try to dismiss rumors yesterday. (jrstone) reporter travis rice talked to one of the few journalists that was allowed inside the shelter that houses up to 65 boys. hidden on one of the busiest streets in el cajon lies a facility at the center of the immigration debate. the migrant youth center houses up to 65 children here while their status is sorted out. reporter: "there's a soccer field in the back and a 6 foot fence ar

(ken) meterogolgist mabrisa rodriguez is here with more. mabrisa.. is wind an issue? little change is forecast into thursday with continued cool temperatures and overnight/morning low clouds in the bay area. patchy coastal drizzle may be possible from the san mateo coast southward, tracking overnight lows in the 40s-50s. daytime highs for thursday will range from the 60s-70s. a slight warming trend is forecast on friday before another trough cools conditions down for the weekend. high pressure will then rebuild over california. as a result, expect a more significant warming trend early next week increasing the threat for his fire danger. (ken) send a warrior to take down a king! one more game... that is all it will take after the dubs took it home tonight in took it home after the dubs took it home tonight in cleveland. (pam) the warriors were down by six at the half, but stepped it up in the third. (ken) here to break it down for us.. sports director gary radnich. gary, lebron says the margin of error is very low. game three in cleveland the cavs have won their last

jeanette rodrÍguez, univisiÓn.ra de la separaciÓn familiar. de los Ángeles, los manifestantes marcharon hasta un centro de detenciÓn. los organizadores dicen que continuarÁn indefinidamente bajo el lema de "no estÁn solos". ilia: mÁs de 300 obispos catÓlicos de todo el paÍs emitieron una declaraciÓn conjunta calificando de inmoral esas polÍticas. ante su asamblea anual celebrada en la florida, los religiosos alentaron sobre el aumento del racismo en la sociedad y tambiÉn condenaron el discurso pÚblico contra las minorÍas. en mÉxico, decenas de familias esperan semanas para pedir asilo, porque estados unidos dice que sÓlo puede procesar unas pocas por dÍa. los inmigrantes prefieren esperar su turno frente a la puerta fronteriza, para reducir el riesgo de que los separan de sus hijos. luis estuvo en con ellos. __ hablando con ellos. luis: por esta puerta centra estados unidos. esta familias llevan esperando dÍas para poder cruzar. >> para llegar hasta acÁ hemos sufrido bastante. luis: isabel viene escapando de guatem

por supuesto rusos. >> mientras yo no puedo ir todavÍa a mÉxico, mexico viene a mÍ, victor hugo rodrÍguezÚtbol se necesita que ellos pongan el ambiente, pero cada aficiÓn le imprime su propio estilo, los campeones de la primera copa del mundo llegaron a rusia a retomar el tÍtulo y por eso uruguay le recuerda a su equipo (cantan) (cantan) la pasiÓn por la roja es tan intensa como los colos vencer con una tonada autÉntica pero si de canciones tÍpica se trata, evidentemente el cielito lindo es la canciÓn mÁs cantada por los mexicanos... ♪ay, ay, ay, ay, ♪canta y no llores ♪porque cantando se alegran ♪cielito lindo los corazones son tantos los que han venido al mundial que se siente como si estuvieran coreando en el azteca pero no son los Únicos (cantan) los colombianos dominan en cada estadio y le cantan asÍ a su hÉroe nacional. >> los argentinos siguen fieles a su pibe de oro ♪ y los brasileÑo a su Ídolo neymar. (cantan) entre canto y canto, la aficiÓn latina (cantan) entre canto y canto, la aficiÓn latina se hace escuchar en toda rusia, desde moscÚ, lourdes hurtado noticias telemundo. >> y

eva ascón e iván rodríguez comparten un dolor inmenso.s de su familia en el mismo día, cuando el volcán de fuego arrasara la comunidad de san miguel los lotes, donde residían sus seres queridos. eva: mi esposo recibió la llamada de un primo, leijo que si nosotros ya habíamos llamado a nuestros familiares, porque estaba ocurriendo algo terrible aquí. teresa: ¿llegaron a hablar con alguien? eva: ninguno nos contestaba. teresa: eva es muy apegada a su familia. ella les llamaba todos los días y recuerda la última vez que habló con ellos. eva: le digo a mi hermana: "¿cómo estás?". "bien", me dijo. entonces, me pasó a mi mamá. y me dijo que estaba bien, que todos estaban bien. teresa: ¿en ningún momento ella le mencionó algo sobre una actividad volcánica? eva: no me dijo nada. se puso a bromear conmigo. "aquí te espero, hija. me traes algo muy rico", me pidió mi mama. eva no la podría cumplir esa promesa a su madre. iván rodríguez es cuñado de eva. se había casado con la hermana de esta hacía apenas siete meses. la pareja se despidió ese fatídi

new dnaes tts now confirm those remains belong to rodriguez. th detailsf her disappearance and death are still unknown, but her ex-husband is currently in jail for murder. he pleaded guilty t killing pamela butler, a woman he briefly dated. e disappeared from her home in the district back in 2009. po cce tell usrges in the arlington case are pending but it's not clear if rodriguez-cruz is a suspect. >>> d.c. drivers know that congestion on 495 across the potomac river is there pretty much around the clock. now virginia has a plan to ease the pain. v dot is considering new express toll lo the beltway. this proposal includes the stretch over the americanio l bridge. transportation reporter adam tuss explains that virginians can't do this >> reporter: this express lane proposal is a bit more complica because virginia really is ceping into maryland's territory and that requires a true level of cooperation. love them or hate them, more express lanes could be on the way. >> we are looking at extending two lanes of the current express lanes to the vic

these kids haven't even begin to live their life. >> reporter: maya rodriguez, nbc news, ft. pierce, florida. >>> with unemployment now at an 18-year low some jobs are going unfilled. and that includes jobs typically taken by teenagers during the summer. this year many businesses relying on teens to fill seasonal jobs are finding themselves out in the cold. nbc's kerry sanders explains. >> reporter: it is a teenage rite of passage. the summertime job. >> why don't you get a job, spicoli? >> what for? >> you need money. >> reporter: but the times, they are a-changing. show of hands, how many people have a summer job? >> reporter: in the late 1970s, almost 60% of 16 to 19-year-olds had a summer job. now only one-third work. why no summer job? >> i'm away wh month of july. then i'm also volunteering at the hospital in june. so between my vacation and that, i don't really have time to have a job. >> reporter: volunteer hours, like working a food bank, a key metric on many of today's college applications. combined with summer studies and sports practices that don't let up when sch

san jose police say ruben rodriguez and julian casillas killed jose mejia diaz. back in december...n shot on van winkle lane. officers located the victom suffering from a gunshot wound. he was pronounced dead on scene. rodriguez and casillas are currently in custody at the santa clara county jail. ( james ) happening today... the man accused of killing 2 people on a sonoma county beach in 2004 ... is expected in court to enter a plea. shaun gallon is accused of killing lindsay cutshall and jason allen. police say gallon shot the couple while they were sleeping. gallon did not know the couple. ( darya ) in the east bay... chevron says a malfunctioning compressor caused flaring at the richmond refinery. the flaring started just after 4:30 yesterday afternoon. the company says the flaring didn't affect anyone in the area... and they apologized for worrying neighbors. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... one bart station is going to see a big increase in police... after a video surfaces showing the station used for drugs. ( james ) plus... there could soon be changes comi

they also have rodriguez, the top scorer from three years ago.otspur and manchester. they had beaten —— a it beaten them in three of their five metres, eatmon and never lost him. they have a huge support, columbia. and i think you will see that in moscow. we already have david. they area moscow. we already have david. they are a lively bunch. many thanks for the updates there rodriguez has had an mri scan on that calf. we'll find a throw that he will be for tuesday. it will be lively tomorrow. the stadium will be packed for the hosts playing here against spain. that is just one of the two ties that we have to afford to. grey should have in denmark, that's the evening game. —— croatia— denmark. 0ur reporterjohn bennett caught up with former zenit player boris chukhlov and asked him if the hosts had played better than expected ? translation: the real excitement will come when they make it to the semi finals orfinals. will come when they make it to the semi finals or finals. then will come when they make it to the semi finals orfinals. then i will b

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lawrence rodriguez lost his wife and her family, grief.awrence rodriguez lost his wife and herfamily, and now has nowhere to turn —— translation: though one told us anything, no one came by to say evacuate, nothing. people got out however they could. those who could get out did, and those who couldn't, well, god rest them. the emergency services are working around the clock, some literally until they drop, but they are struggling to cope. the disaster has left a trail of destruction that will take months to overcome, in what is already one of the poorest country in the americas. the search for survivors continues in el rodeo, but with each passing hour the likelihood of success is growing slimmer, and for those families are still waiting for news further down the mountainside, the prospect is looking grahm. —— the prospects are looking grahm. —— the prospects are looking grim. and bbc online are keeping updated about that disaster on the website. there is a lot more detail and analysis with a lot of background about what caused this to beg

rampart by having a created along what is called the rodriguez canal. it is dug out 15 feet wide. provides a long fortification the men can stay behind. this is our re-creation of the rampart wall. it would have been closer to eight feet tall. the sides facing the british would have been heavily sloped, allowed cannonballs to reflect off of it more easily. around theto flank side and take out the artillery causing so many casualties for the british. unfortunately for the british, jackson had been warned by one of the local pirates that he should extend that rampart. he gets a the tallying of ofnessee -- a batallion tennessee sharpshooters. it becomes the strongest part of the line and the british take heavy casualties. andplan was to take ladders sticksdles of sugarcane -- they would have thrown those la acks into the canal and ladder over it so they could swarm into the canal causing so many casualties. however that day, they did not bring them. the third line of attack we cannot see from where we are standing now. looking on the west bank, jackson had a set of canaan -- a set of

rodriguez was brilliant. japan got their revenge. it sought the first red card of the world cup.ar a familiar fixture but would it be a familiar result? just three minutes m, familiar result? just three minutes in, carlos sanchez was shown the first red card of the brad kupfer and intentional handball. former manchester united shinji kagawa from the penalty spot. unable to score the penalty spot. unable to score the equaliser but determined to make his mark. under pressure, and a reward. he calmly drew columbia lovell. japanese keeper briefly tried to argue people had not crossed. goalline technology disagreed. the teams going into half—time one apiece. after the break, ten man columbia began to tire, no longer able to keep up the work of 11 month. japan took advantage, heading in to get that fifth world cup win in the history. columbia made a final push. rodriguez was unable to read greatly form which won them the accolade last time round. 0n the day's showing, it seems to have been the right decision to change the manager. what a start forjapan. their first world cup win on eur

japan, against columbia, who started with rodriguez on the bench. marching orders in just the third minute. that was the first red card of the term, he put his penalty straight down the middle, , his penalty straight down the middle,, they could not hold on. japan's extra man counted in the end, and the last 50 minutes or so, and it is the toasterjapan. they are off to a wonderful winning start, my word, they enjoyed that, the japanese, but not as much perhaps as the hosts here in russia. that is the big story that russia are almost there into the knockout stages after wins and. lots of other sports news around was let's head back to the bbc sportscenter. let's move on to cricket. england made the highest one—day international total in history today as they destroyed australia at trent bridge to win their one day series with two games to spare. the hosts hit an incredible 1181—6 in 50 overs, eclipsing their own own record of 444, set two years ago. there were centuries for two england batsmen, first openerjonny bairstow smashed his way to 100 in 69

where i helped peter rodriguez found to the museum on folsom street in the early days. and i come here this afternoon in the spirit of the passing of my friends who many of you know. and so i ask you, leaders of the city to think, what would renee have to say about the subject of gentrification? what would be the proper solutions with particular issue, which as you can see, there is a huge outpouring of public opinion. we must preserve the integrity and the identity of the mission district, and those of you who are informed will know what i mean by that. it talks about the roots of our culture that go beyond the period, which i knew and which i saw in the early 1970s were community arts organization sprang up in this country, and our city has been a leader in those efforts of creating a great public space for people to live and work. so your challenge is to do the right thing. the right thing means thinking about it gentrification and the displacement of people in our community because of the economic factors which make this place great, but it comes with a cost. so you

it is not clear wheth rodriguez-cruz is a suspect. >>> today is the congressional baseball ge at nats park. it also is the day that marks one year since a gunman opened fire at an alexandria baseball field. you may remember these images of police swarming that area minutes after the first shots. house gop whip steve scalise and two capital police officers were among the people hurt there. the gunman james hodgkinson was killed in a shootout with poli. >>> news 4's megan mcgrath is live at nats park with more how congressmanse sca is reflecting on this past year. mega good morning. well, good morning, guys. just a little whitu ago they rned on the lights here at natindals park, a in a few hours we're going to s both of the teens down there on the field. they're going to be participating in batting practice in advance of tonight's game. the game tonight a little after 7:00 on the roster for the republican team. of course, majority whip steve scalise was very seriousju d in last year's shooting.a now, taklook. scat he'seleased a videon twitter yesterday. he is seen talking with his colle

it's not clear if rodriguez cruz is a suspect in the 1989 case. information thi morning about president trump's embattled personal attorney michael cohen and what it means to the special counsel investigation. >> and world cup excitement is sbuilding. gatarting right now. >>> there are rumors that michael cohen could cperate with the fbi. sources close to the case say cohen has n been interviewed yet. a federal judge gave cohen until next week to review the materials. >> and we're getting a look from the inside at a facility of migrant famies. authorities are separating parents from their children due to orders from the trump administration. >> reporter: texas's rio grande valley, when you come here, it isn't hard to find refugees. we met these men turning themselves in seeking asylum. >> reporter: a lot of problems in our country. >> reporter: were you scared to come to u theted states? >> translator: a lot of bad people. a lot of bad guys. >> reporter: the department of homeland security wouldn't tell us if they celebrated this family or where t