elizabeth romero: what's it like applying to a college? jessica: elizabeth is working with a private college adviser to lay the groundwork for her college dream. stacy: is that going okay? elizabeth: it's going to be a process, but i know that starting this early is really gonna help me with it. stacy: those will be good choices. stacy: when i meet with students as early eighth grade what they're asking me to help them with is "based on my interests, based on my skills and my abilities, what classes should i be taking?" jessica: stacey kadesh says a growing number of students are arriving at her office earlier than ever before. stacy: i see students once or twice each year until they're a junior, and then we see each other a lot more often than that. molly romero: so when do you find out about that whether or not you get into dupree or to connors? elizabeth: we don't have any idea. jessica: the romeros wanna start working with a college consultant early so they can prevent headaches in 11th grade at the 11th hour. molly: because the junior

we have peter goettler, arthur brooks, walter isaacson, neera tanden, and anthony romero of the aclu. a big round of applause. [applause] jeffrey: the national constitution center is indeed a convening space of the greatest thinkers on freedom and called its usual liberties. it is impossible to imagine more distinguished, engaged of a group than the one you have today. i will plunge in. we have on the side of the stage a beautiful document. there are many documents here at the national constitution center. i hope you are able to see the gallery as he came in the copy of the bill of rights and the declaration of independence. this is a very special document related to thomas jefferson. it is a broadside, which means it was displayed after he spoke. it was displayed in boston, printed on silk. you can see the now ail marks where it was hung on a wall. i think i can read about it from my notes than from this beautiful script. he said, every difference of opinion is not a difference of principle. we have called different brother eatheren by different names. we are all federalists. pause f

we have peter getler, walter isaacson and anthony romero from the e.c.l.u. a big round of applause. [applause] >> the national constitution center is a convening space for the greatest thinkers on freedom and our constitutional liberties but it is impossible to imagine a more distinguished, engaged and exciting gruche today. i'm going to plunge right in. we have here on the side of the stage a very beautiful document. there are many exciting documents here at the national constitution center. i hope you were able to see them as you came in. our new gallery displaying one of the 12 original. this is a special document related to thomas jefferson. it is a broad side of his first inaugural address. broad side means it was displayed right after he spoke. it was displayed in boston. it's printed on silk and you can see the nail mark that it was nailed up to some wall and citizens would gather around to see what president jefferson had said. here's what he said. i think i can read it from my notes better. every difference of been is not a difference of principle. we are all republicans, w

my name is genevieve romero. i'm represent in him and sons commented on the office manager there. i want to thank the city and county of san francisco and otto returned for giving an opportunity to need to work with them and continue to do business with them. >> thank you. and your speakers on item 9? seeing none look ominous" >> colleagues this item is most a motion to send this item for? >> some of >> will flex without objection >>[gavel] >>" call item number 10, please >> the members and resolution authorizing acceptance and expenditure of state transportation department act, article 3, pedestrian and bicycle project funding in the amount of approximately $1 million for the period july 1 through june 30, 2010 >> thank you. with dpw speak on the second? >> hi. my name is rachel alonso from the san francisco department of public works. proposed resolution authorizes public works and the mta to except expand the total of 1 million and the mta to except expand the total of $1 million transportation development at for pda article 3, state grant funds from the metropolitan transporta

elizabeth romero: what's it like, applying to a college, writing the essays and everything?elizabeth romero was in eight grade when she started preparing for college. elizabeth: it's going to be a process, but i know that starting this early is really gonna help me with it. male announcer: she's one of a growing number of students turning to private college counselors for help with the application process. stacy kadesh: the outlook, especially for kids in california is rough-- jessica aguirre: why? stacy: if they wanna stay here-- jessica: okay. stacy: because it's very competitive. male announcer: a new school in marin county is modeled after the famous open workspaces at google. mark quattrocchi: well i'll tell ya what it's not like. it's not like the schools of the last 100 years. male announcer: we go inside the cove school to see silicon valley brought into the classroom. female: our son anderson just talks about it, sort of feeling like he's at home. male announcer: and the california teachers association at the center of a high-profile lawsuit before the u.s. supreme

sergio romero, habÍa jugado con el tÉcnico del manchester .fuentes dijeron que Él atacante tendrÁ un contrato de 18 meses. el presidente de la fifa tendrÁ mÁs tiempo para exponerse a cargos de estados unidos, por lavado de dinero. estÁ libre bajo fianza. con esta y mucho mÁs informaciÓn lo esperamos en la medianoche. >> el famoso comediante adÁn sanders comienza con una pelÍcula pixel, stephanie nos trae la entrevista. >> otros personajes de clÁsicos videojuegos estÁn para conquistar el mundo de pixel. la cinta estÁ producida y protagonizadapor el comediante al andes sander que dice que cuando era chico le gustaba mucho los videojuegos. aunque casi todos sus movimientos en la pelÍcula fueron generados por computadores, el dice que sufriÓ uno que otro incidente. en el elenco tambiÉn tenemos al presidente de los estados unidos ni segÚn el re hemos otra cara del presidente de estado. despuÉs de los comentarios acerca de la fuga del chapo guzmÁn mira que el presidente de estados unidos tiene para decir. mientras que alan sander tiene para decir. b

ana brown romero de 57 aÑos, una niÑa de cinco aÑos, y una niÑa de seis meses de edad.mÁs noticias en ediciÓn 14 conversÓ con familiares de martÍnez. fue el cine antes de ser arrestado por las autoridades. leÓn felipe: luz tiene mÁs informaciÓn. luz:hablamos con el tÍo del sospechoso quien asegura que el padre y martÍnez aÚn no lo pueden creer. >>como cualquier padre triste. con un pensamiento que es posible lo que dice que hizo su hijo... y no lo puede creer. y ni lo puede pensar. luz: martÍn martÍnez de 30 aÑos de edad desde el principal sospechoso del asesinato de dos mujeres y tres niÑos. en esta casa en modesto, martÍnez tenÍa una relaciÓn con una de las vÍctimas, la doctora amanda cruz de 38 aÑos de edad. pero no estÁ confirmado aÚn si estaban juntos. la policÍa confirmÓ que martÍnez es el padre de la bebÉ de seis meses que fue asesinada. hasta que se hallÓ el cuerpo de la segunda mujer sin vida. que es el de la madre del sospechoso. >> ellas una de las cinco personas que murieron. luz: segÚn familiares martÍnez manejÓ hacia san josÉ desde modesto. despuÉs de pres

you will also hear from executive director anthony romero. from philadelphia, this is an hour. >>> welcome to the greatest assembly of the defenders of freedom ever since thomas jefferson. we have cato arthur brooks of aei, walter isaacson at the center for american progress and anthony romero from aclu. a big round of applause. [applause] the constitution center at the constitution center isn't a convenient space for the greatest thinkers on freedom and constitutional liberties. i'm going to plunge right in and we have here on the side of the stage a beautiful document. as you came in the gallery displayed one of the 12 original copies. it is a broad design of his first inaugural address. it was displayed in boston and was printed on something and you can see the meal marks but it was nailed to the wall and citizens would gather around to see what president jefferson had just said he hears what he said in the second inaugural lighting can read it better from my notes and from this beautiful script. we are called by different names brethren o

romero charged with driving while intoxicated. eight women were coming back from a winery on long island east end when romer out their limo saturday an. the crash is raising new concern about limo safety in general. >> limos are more dangerous if you are an unrestrained passenger. should have at least had that level of protection for all the passengers. kimberly: it is so sad because people rent the cars so they can be safe. romero remains in the hospital and is held on $500,000 bail. jonathan: the former naacp leader outed as white by her parents is now opening up in an interview with "vanity fair." rachel dolezal tells the magazine she lost her job and many of her friends since the scandal broke. but despite that, dolezal says she still identifies as black and believes she never misled anyone. dolezal says she may write a book about her experience. kimberly: an election to choose a new president for fifa will be held in late february. this follows the decision by the current president sepp blatter to resign in the wake of a cons

joining me is shark expert joe romero. joe, you're back.ou for coming back to the show as we talk about another incident here. with all of your knowledge of sharks why do you think this is happening? >> well thanks for having me back brooke. i think it's the spike in water temperatures the migration of the bait fish and sea turtles that have come into the area that's brought in a lot of sharks and the interaction is really high right now around the fourth of july because the sharks are forging the shores. >> a couple of things. i was talking to someone in the last hour. he's referencing a food web, the fact that you have the fish, the turt turtles. are they swimming closer to shore and, therefore, with the increase of swimmers given the fact that it's summer time it's increasing the probability? >> it's the combination of everything together that definitely drove the spike up. the water temperatures have been so increasingly high that the animals have been staying on the outside of that. it makes for a higher percentage of them. >> i though

por la roja alexis sÁnchez y coge el balÓn para vencer al chiquito romero, sumÁndose hernÁndez y carlosstados unidos ira por la revancha luego de perder en definiciones desde el punto penal en alemania 2011. las ladies usa buscan ganar el tÍtulo mundial en cuatro incursiones en la final. rogen ganÓ del tour de francia en disponerse en las contras reloj individuales despuÉs de los 8 km. el ciclista australiano detuvo el cronÓmetro en 14 minutos y 56 segundos, promediando 56 km lo que representa un rÉcord de velocidad en una etapa. nairo quintana fue el mÁs lento en la primera etapa. luis hamilton arrancarÁ el premio de gran bretaÑa ante la pole. no olvide que la carrera serÁ transmitida maÑana a partir de las 7:30am jorge: maÑana repÚblica deportiva nos visitan tomas y carlos pavÓn para hablar de la copa oro. no se olviden repÚblica deportiva irÁ juntos en misiones en vivo. arantza: pablo nuestra de las imÁgenes y reacciones de cÓmo se vive en el paÍs austral la hazaÑa alcanzada por el tÉcnico jorge sampaoli. reportero: chile festeja a lo grande en casa obtuvo su primera copa amÉrica, la

autoridades encontraron en una casa de nob hill court en modesto los cadaveres de su madre ana brown romero su novia amanda crews, y el de tres ninas... la hija de su novia de 6 anitos el de una familiar de 5 anos y el de una bebe de 6 meses de edad...esta ultima era su propia hija... pero les mencionaba que martinez solo fue nombrado persona de interes en ese homicidio.. en realidad la orden de detencion que se emitio fue por otro caso de asesinato... aqui viene la parte mas dificil de creer... martinez estaba en la mira de las autoridades por la muerte de christopher ripley de 2 anos de edad... este pequenito era hijo de la amanda crews.. su novia... en octubre del 2014 fue llevado de emergencia a un hospital y a los dos dias fallecio.... pero no fue sino hasta la semana pasada que la policia tuvo suficiente evidencia para relacionarlo con ese homicidio.... escuchemos... sot galen carroll jefe de la policia en modesto 28:02 al 28:16 on thursday.... el jueves nos dijeron verbalmente que el medico forense encontro que chirs murio de un golpe en la cabeza, que era homicidio no un accidente v

amanda cawz. 2 of her children and another relative plus ann brown romero the suspect own mother. and we have learned that the suspect in this case martin martinez of san jose was already the subject of a homicide investigation involving another of dr. cruz children. tell melanie has more now from modest to. >>reporter: the message outside father home who lost 2 children in 9 months heart wrenching. pbingts of 2-year-old christopher and 6-year-old elizabeth with the words they did in the have to die. and the claim they both died by the hand of martinez. information even modest to police investigators now saying is true t.today police confirm martin martinez is not only the suspect in saturday homicide he is also suspected of having previously killed 2-year-old christopher ripley. . with all due respect to the displenty drop the ball on this one mr. mary continue east was a suspect in the 2-year-old death and for 9 months still allowed to have continued contact with the family and the children co-all of these individuals death have been prevented? >> absolutely did not drop the bal

ana romero de 57 aÑos y madre del sospechoso.Én falleciÓ. el vecindario de las vÍctimas les rinden tributo y siguen sin comprender lo ocurrido. beatriz: la policÍa de modesto dice que en los Últimos meses del sospechoso tenÍa prohibido vivir en la misma casa de las vÍctimas a raÍz de la muerte e investigaciÓn de lo que pasÓ con el niÑo de dos aÑos que seguÍa sin aclararse. leÓn: gracias, familiares de martÍn martÍnez de notaron consternados. una de las mujeres asesinadas es la madre del sospechoso y que su padre se encuentra gravemente afectado por estos hechos. >> cÓmo cualquier padre...triste con pensamientos que es posible lo que dicen que hizo su hijo... no lo puede creer, ni lo puede pensar. leÓn: martÍn martÍnez se marchÓ al cine con su padre luego de manejar hacia san josÉ desde modesto. ocurriÓ despuÉs de asesinar presuntamente cinco personas. ♪ ♪ ♪ marÍa: las autoridades que investigan un tiroteo en el que se vio involucrado un agente del orden aunque la policÍa no revelÓ las circunstancias del incidente aseguraron que o

asÍ lo viviÓ josÉ romero, saliÓ sin polla ni sereales.que podrÍa empeorar. denunciaron este lunes que la superintendencia nacional les ordenÓ enviar entre el 30 y 100% de su producciÓn pedeval, mercal y abastos bicentenario es, pertenecientes al gobierno. >> perjudica a los consumidores, tienen tienen menos opciones de compra y tienen que trasladarse para comprar sus marcas preferidas. osmary: la alianza nacional rechaza la medida, destacando que la red privada tiene 15 veces mÁs de establecimiento que la polÍtica. >> se habla de que al menos hay 114.000 puntos de venta de la red privada, frente a 7000 de la repÚblica; ni siquiera 10% tiene la repÚblica. osmary: en declaraciones al diario 2001, lo descalificÓ de falsa las denuncias de cadiviea. agraga quesera vigilante de quÉ y citamos: todos los productos estÉn en todos lados. comprar sin realizar una cola como estÁ, es posible pero tiene su precio. segÚn un estudio, quienes acuden al mercado informal deben pagar entre 5 y 10 veces mÁs el precio del producto. una opciÓn a la que cada vez

but they are also stories of inspiration, like jason romero, he is really blind. today they are running under temperatures that reach 46 degrees celsius that's about 115 fahrenheit, as this day wears on, the race takes it's toll, the strongest continue running as long as they can. these athletes have been running or walking nonstop for close to 24 hours now they are pushing their bodies to the breaking point, just a matter of one foot in front of the other until the finish line just to continue. under these conditions the human body breaks down, but the mind says to push forward. in the front of the pack, is brazilian, trying to break his record of 122 hours. he is going for it but take as quick break to cool down, i ask him what he is feeling and he says pain. just like dozens of others behind him hoping their legs will carry him through another night of running to the end. gabriel, al jazeera. death valley california. >> a quick re ck re

martinez mother romero and niece found dead. >> the after a period. >>reporter: colleague and patients of dr. cruz remember the 38-year-old family physician. >> her daughter was really sweet. she gave my daughter stuffed animal. when they were moving. >>reporter: modest to police department has not given a cause or motive for these murders but they say martinez was suspect in the death of cruz and ripley 2-year-old son christopher who died last october. >> christopher sustained head injuries and while mr. martinez was watching him alone. >>reporter: test results confirming the boy died of trauma arrived 2 day before the murder. police were asked if they could have prevented it. >> has to be enough for the district attorney to file charges on the case so no. the police department did not drop the ball. >>reporter: ripley would not speak on camera says he was convinced martinez killed his son. police asked him to be patient as they closed in on him. in modest to, abc 7 news. >> now the accused killer family lives in the south bay where tonight they say

steven romero has plead not guilty to the charges he faces. >>> the secretary of state john kerry secured the nuclear deal he negotiated with iran on face the nation this morning. he was asked why americans should not be suspicious controversial agreement. >>> everybody should be. we're suspicious, which is why we negotiated a deal, which is not based on trust at all. everything that this deal is based on is on performance that could be verified. >> garrett added that they negotiated it because president obama thought the prior challenge year was getting a nuclear weapon away from iran. and we believe that this deal does that. the critic say that the deal doesn't provide for any time anywhere inspections. congress is set to review the agreement in the coming months with the power to undo some of its terms. >>> tomorrow's scientists are showing off their engineering skills at a model rocket contest today. >>> and howard tracking the heat wave. he's back with do you want to know how hard it can be to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. s

. >> pickup truck driver steven romero was also injured in the crash. he remains hospitalized tonight. he was arraigned at the hop and has pled not guilty -- hospital and has pled not guilty against the charges against -- guilty to the charges against him. >>> a 35-year-old man was killed after striking a honda acura. it was making a u-turn on frederick road and christopher avenue. his name has not been released. police haven't said which vehicle was at fault. they're still investigating. >>> tonight the fbi is following up on nearly 250 leads as it tries to nail down a motive for why mohammod youssuf abdulazeez attacked two military sites last week in tennessee. five service members were killed. parishioners prayed for the fallen at sunday services. >> reporter: police escorted a hearse carrying the body of navy petty officer randall smith to the airport in chattanooga sunday. he and four marines were killed last week when 24-year-old mohammad abdulazeez attacked two military sites. kip wells skip was on temporary assignment that was just about to end

cruz's daughter with martinez martinez's own mother 57-year-old anna brown romero and 5-year-old relative. outside the ex-husband's home, pictures of 2-year-old christopher and 6-year-old elizabeth with the message, they did not have to die and the claim they both died at the hand of martinez. police have not released a motive but said a forensic specialist discovered that 2-year-old christopher ripley's death was from blunt force trauma. not an accident. >> very limited people knew that that report came out. >> reporter: the chief did not say whether or not amanda cruz knew, only that investigators do not believe the report played a factor in saturday's incident. in modesto melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> cruz worked with the health services agency. cruz's patients are speaking fondly of her today. jennifer french had seen cruz for more than 11 years with back pain depression and more. cruz was in the delivery room when french gave birth to her son who has cerebral palsy. she said dr. cruz was caring and had a positive impact on her life. >> she knew everything about him, so she knew how

. >> good morning supervised him and romero project manager for the mayor's office of housing. before you today is a resolution authorizing the city to issue a multifamily housing revenue bond in amount of 15 million. in support of the consent of the john burton -- the booker t. washington housing at 800 presidio. the proposed budget will be 50 new units of affordable housing in western addition with 25 units for homeless transition or hup at the booker t washington service center is developing this affordable housing development and the new community center. at their site. other outdated facility on the corner of presidio and setter. the housing is being built and we managed in partnership with the john stewart company. the housing in new community center will be built as an integrated building located in separate condominiums and the finance separately. so, the affordable housing will be structured as a bond i'm a 4% tax credit project with city support of 12.2 million and the state financing. the bond application was approved on may 20, 2015, and this financing is conduit fi

martinez mother romero and niece found dead. >> the after a period. >>reporter: colleague and patients of dr. cruz remember the 38-year-old family physician. >> her daughter was really sweet. she gave my daughter stuffed animal. when they were moving. >>reporter: modest to police department has not given a cause or motive for these murders but they say martinez was suspect in the death of cruz and ripley 2-year-old son christopher who died last october. >> christopher sustained head injuries and while mr. martinez was watching him alone. >>reporter: test results confirming the boy died of trauma arrived 2 day before the murder. police were asked if they could have prevented it. >> has to be enough for the district attorney to file charges on the case so no. the police department did not drop the ball. >>reporter: ripley would not speak on camera says he was convinced martinez killed his son. police asked him to be patient as they closed in on him. in modest to, abc 7 news. >> now the accused killer family lives in the south bay where tonight they say

martinez mother romero and niece found dead. >> the after a period. >>reporter: colleague and patients of dr. cruz remember the 38-year-old family physician. >> her daughter was really sweet. she gave my daughter stuffed animal. when they were moving. >>reporter: modest to police department has not given a cause or motive for these murders but they say martinez was suspect in the death of cruz and ripley 2-year-old son christopher who died last october. >> christopher sustained head injuries and while mr. martinez was watching him alone. >>reporter: test results confirming the boy died of trauma arrived 2 day before the murder. police were asked if they could have prevented it. >> has to be enough for the district attorney to file charges on the case so no. the police department did not drop the ball. >>reporter: ripley would not speak on camera says he was convinced martinez killed his son. police asked him to be patient as they closed in on him. in modest to, abc 7 news. >> now the accused killer family lives in the south bay where tonight they say

ana brown romero de 57 aÑos, una niÑa de cinco aÑos, y una niÑa de seis meses de edad.

david romero published the checks made out to his party.appears this was a plot a conspiracy to pillage these funds. this has caused a big nation -- this has caused indignation in the people. they are taking to the streets to asked the president to be accountable, to submit to an investigation and resign. this has brought about another position on the part of the people who are desperate. they are calling for an international commission against impunity under the direction of the united nations. >> do you have no hope the justice system can resolve these problems and bring charges against the president, given that he has admitted wrongdoing? >> a very good question. judicial officers have lost all credibility since the coup d'etat. they are practically the same ones who conspired to bring it about in the first place. the justice system is manipulated by the current president. a short time ago, he moved members of the supreme court and installed people he found suitable to maintain his corruption in the country. similarly, he removed two pro

romero. she is working toward her deferred action. so, i wanted to ask you what was , it like inside the jail? also, you had to go to immigrant detention. please speak a little of what your experience was like. natalie: my experience was not the best. [laughter] natalie: it was something i never thought i would be living but unfortunately, i had to be in that jail for three months. -- two months. i remember the ugly striped uniform that smelled horrible. it had not been washed in years. another thing was i had to share a room with over 125 other girls. we had to share a shower. which were not even enough for all of the girls. the food in there -- just the name sounds horrible. "slop." it is really smelly and it is food that i don't even think a dog would eat. there were times when the slop had worms and they said that was fine and it was just vitamins. there was a time i got my milk and it was rotten and they said i had to drink it that way. another thing -- every time i would visit, they would handcuff me to a table. since, i was not

romero. she is working toward her deferred action. what was it like inside the gl?e speak a little of what your experience was like. >> my experience was not the best. [laughter] >> it was something i never thought i would be living but unfortunately, i had to be in that jail for three months. i remember the ugly striped uniform that smelled horrible. another thing was i had to share a room with over hundred 25 other girls -- 125 other girls. i had to share a shower. the food in there -- just the name sounds horrible. "slop." it is really smelly and it is food that i don't even think a dog would eat. there were times when the sl op had worms and they said that was fine and it was just vitamins. there was a time i got my milk and it was rotten and they said i had to drink it that way. another thing --every time i would visit, they would handcuff me to a table. i was not allowed to have contact with my family members. [crying] i'm sorry. after those two months, i was transferred to the detention center. when i got there, they offered me an application to work. i said

. >> alfonso romero, i was watching this golf tournament. it happens every year out at lake tahoe. real golfers play with, hollywood celebrities. >> you know what, he has been asked to do this. have time i hear him and think of him i think of the carlton dance from the fresh prince of bellaire. >> i know he does. >> if you don't remember this, let's just see it again. >> without music. >> it is even better with music. >> it is not unusual to be loved by anyone. >> so, the the actor had serious moves back in the 90's, proving not much has changed now because i was watching this tournament as he gets the crowd roaring at a golf tournament, celebrity golf tournament over the the weekend in lake tahoe. his partner justin timberlake. >> ♪ >> look at him, no one can do it like he can do it. >> justin is one of the best dancers in the world he could not keep up. >> watch this. >> yeah, look at those hipps moving. >> right now. >> you just got to move. >> that justin timberlake is a good golfer. he scored really well. >> he goodies at everything, including kissing. >> what, how do you know

be a peculiar bunch and this race has a few, but there are also stories of inspiration, like jason romeroegally blind. death valley the hottest spot on the planet. today they are running under temperatures at about 115 fahrenheit. but as the day wears on the race takes it toll the strongest continue running as long as they can. they have been running or walking none stop for close to 24 hours now. they are pushing their bodies to the breaking point. it's just a matter of one foot in front of the other to the finish line. under these conditions the human body breaks down but the mind says to push forward. in the front of the pack is this brazilian, trying to break his course record of 22 hours. he takes a quick break to cool down. i ask him what he is feeling at that moment. he says pain. does just dozens of others behind him. hoping their legs will carry them through another night of running. >>> the cost of burials in japan has gone up as the number of people dying continues to rise. drew ambrose is in the city where the living are looking into cost-effective ways to rest in peace. >> re

s/ ricardo romero, experto en seguridad cibernética "nunca utilices claves que son fáciles de designarun poco más y entiende que tan vulnerable somos usando un teléfono inteligente, usando una aplicación" las autoridades han dicho que hasta ahora no hay evidencia de que la informacin robada en este ltimo ataque ha sido utilizada. s/ juliana monsalve, @julianamons "aunque el gobierno no ha señalado públicamente a ningún responsable, funcionarios han dicho que todas las pistas apuntan a china. ese gobierno sin embargo lo ha negado" cesar ---la administracion federal de medicamentos y alimentos emiti hoy una fuerte advertencia take vo sobre los antinflamatorio s no esteroides ya que pueden aumentar el riesgo de ataque al corazon o derrame cerebral. --estos efectos secundarios pueden ocurrir en las primeras semanas del consumo y aumentar si las personas continuan tomando estas medicinas. --entre estos medicamentos se encuentran advil, motrin, aleve y celebrex, entre otros. --por supuesto para mas informacion consulte con su medico. cesar --el papa francisco lleg a asuncin, iniciando su vis

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there are stories of inspiration, like jason romero legally blind. death valley the hottest spot on the planet. running under temperatures reaching 46 degrees. 115 farenheit. as the day wears on the race takes its toll the strongest running as long as you can. >> the athletes have been running and walking nonstop for close to 24 hours. it's a matter of one foot in front of the other here until the finish time just to continue. under these conditions the human body breaks down but the mind says to push forward. >> in the front of the pack is the brazilian trying to break his course record of 22 hours. he takes a quick break to cool down. i ask what he's feeling, he says pain. just like dozens of others behind him, hoping their legs will carry them through another night of running to the end >>> tell you what the days of arguing with the umpires' decision do be over in baseball. a computer that called balls has been used during a professional game in the united states. the robo-ump is the same as an instant replay using cameras. it's been trialled and

among them 321-year-old michael romero of mcclain a second-generation american of spanish orjichblt he worked for famed restaurant owner, jose andreas. andreas has canceled plans to open in the new hotel because of trump's stinging criticism of mexican undocumented immigrants as rapist and drug dealers. >> it sounded like kind of a broad, harsh generalization. i think that kind of crime can be sprout from any immigration and people born here. >> reporter: a former d.c. deputy mare was also here. >> we are not going to stand for characterizations that are not only insulting but they are false. >> where do we want trump? >> out of d.c. >> reporter: not just anger, some want action, the leader of union local 25 which represents 6,500 restaurant and hospitality workers in the region called for a boycott of all trump business interests. >> for all politicians, both local, federal in all parties to pledge not to go into this property until donald trump no longer owns one dime worth of it. >> trump 2016. >> reporter: a smaller group of protesters showed up nearby, supporting donald trump. the

but there are also stories of inspiration, like jason romero, he is really blind. hottest spot on the planet, today they are running at temperatures that reach 46 degrees celsius that's about 115 fahrenheit. as this day wares on, the race takes it's toll, the strongest continue running as long as they can. these athletes have been running or walking nonstop for close to 24 hours. they are pushing their bodies to the breaking point, here until the finish line just to continue. under these conditions the human body breaks down, but the mind says to push forward. in the front of the pack, trying to break his course record of 22 hours. he is going for it but take as quick break to cool down, i ask him what which is feeling he says pain. just like dozens of others that are behind him hoping their legs will carry them through another night of running to the end. al jazeera death valley california. >> after the break the rest of the sports news for you including beijing's bid for the winter olympics. >> taking a close look at the bid to host the 2022 winter olympics. >> p

>> joining me now is joe romero.nks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> you swim with the fishes, so to speak. what are the habits of sharks and people that may put us in danger when we go to the beach, specially with sharks swimming around more than usual. >> what's happening right now, a trifecta of three different things warmer water and baitfish and predatory ammans following them and the sea turtles up to shore. right now, people are entering these warm murky waters. it makes for a higher chance for an encounter. >> are these unusual conditions or don't we see these types of conditions every year-round this time? >> no not at warm as they are this year. this year it is incredibly a lot warmer. the sharks have come up a lot quicker. >> what do we have to do we that go to the beach. >> i like to go out there and surf. i am kind of scared to get on the board. what should we do and think about as we go? >> let me say first and foremost that sharks don't naturally target humans as any kind of food source. wha

that's worth some dancing with alphonso romero. john elway. 15 footer for bishdie. cool. mark muller on the 14th hole hits his wedge within inches. he would get a birdie and go on to win. he beat former dodgers closer erik beganier for a point. >>> looking ahead to monday, after all the days due to wind and rain the final round of the british open tees off right about now in scotland. it's the myhres monday finish to the open since 1988. meanwhile, giants head to san diego. and the oakland a's are off before they welcome the toronto bluejays to the coliseum on tuesday. more news after the break. hey there fellow californians i know you're staying golden by managing your energy use... which means managing water too sfx: rawr especially during a drought. learn to save water, energy and money at energyupgradeca.org a new era in u.s.-cuba relations begins tomorrow. ==peggy/2shot== both countries plan to open >>> a new era in u.s./cuba relations begins tomorrow. both countries plan to open embassies in each other's capitals 54 years after the u.s. broke off diplomatic ti

let's talk more about this with joe romero, a shark expert.t's not usual to see a shark attack like this. when you saw that video, what struck you? >> well what really struck me is this is a very good example of mistaken identity. it seems like a great white shark came up and saw what appeared to be a natural prey item which are seals and a surf board is shaped like a seal and the silhouette came to see what the item was and got tangled up with the surfer and tried to get away from the surfer the surfer got away from the shark. it looked it like a very exciting encounter indeed. >> oh my gosh. you could hear his nervousness, his emotion after the event and, yes, he was pretty composed. you thought it was a great white. why? >> well you see the tail fin come up at one point and it's very identifiable what type of shark it is and it looks like a great white shark. >> nick fanning says he punched the shark in the back. maybe that was instinct or a gut reaction. was that a smart thing to do? >> it was -- will let the animal know that you are not a

joe romero of 333 productions. good to see you. you actually get in the water with these guys? with sharks all the time. >> you make it sound like -- >> this is by choice. >> this is something i've chased my whole life. i've been obsessed with sharks my whole life. ever since i was a kid. >> what's the fascination we have with sharks? we've got shark tank shark week. we had sharknado here on nbc. >> i say it to a lot of my friends and stuff, but there's no panda week. it seems like this animal is a super iconic creature that everybody finds all these traits inside of that they are admirable about. they admire this animal so much. its beauty grace, strength. >> i think they're also terrified of this animal. >> we're facing our fears. >> we're constantly hearing about more shark attacks. i think they're above average, in fact. >> it's been bad this year. >> this year has been above average as far as everything. water temperatures have been really high. the gulf stream traveled up really fast this year which brought a lot of crayfish and sea turtles. predators follow that. now wit

. >>> y discÚlpeme, un homenaje para javier romero con mi peinado. >>> javier romero un abrazo para tide muchos bes. >>> claro. >>> falta muy poco para premios. >>> y besos para las hrermanas del junco. >>> van estar con nosotros. >>> el hashtag de hoy es tierra de reyes, si estÁ pues me imagino que sigue en su casa que estÁ viendo esta novela esta emocionado, llega el final, y aquÍ tenemos a las bellezas. >>> ademÁs para hoy tenemos dos horas de este gran final de tierra de reyes no se lo pierda, grandes actuaciones muy buena novela y asÍ que no se la pierda mÁs adelante vamos a tener a esas tres hermana del junco aqÍi en casa, mientras tanto estÁ con nosotros sofÍa con nosotros porque neyda estÁ vacaciones. >>> adelante. >>> hola que tal excelente caÍ comenzamos con nuestro primera ediciÓn de noticiero telemundo aquÍ en casa un nuevo dia y las noticias que acaparan titulares esta maÑana. >>> iniciamos con el presidente barack obama estÁ en etiopÍa la primera de un mandatario estadounidense en funciones en ese paÍs donde se reunirÁ con lÍderes y darÁ un discurso, y barack obama fue re