we did however leave messages for her and battalion chief romero, but still no responses. the fire department would not comment on the lawsuit. the department of human resources sent us a quick statement saying they investigate all complaints of sexual harassment to eliminate work place discrimination and that they stand by their actions. vic lee abc7 news. >>> thank you. a day after it was partially released b.a.r.t. police released the unedited video. tindle's family is suing b.a.r.t. claiming he was shot in the back and not armed. the video we are about to show you is disturbing and graphic and shows how the deadly shooting unfolded. >> it begins with gun fire and chaos. a b.a.r.t. officer begins to run as he tries to find the scene of the shooting. in the video you can see they continue to struggle on the ground and see the officer opens fire. b.a.r.t. highlights what appears to be a gun. b.a.r.t. wrapped up a news conference. and eric thompson was there. >> reporter: unprecedented for them to release it. someone leaked that video. a b.a.r.t. officer fired the shots th

we did, however, leave messages for her and fbattalion chief romero.partment of human resources did issue a statement saying they investigate all complaints of sexual harassment and take the necessary steps to eliminate discrimination. >>> quarter to 6:00 now. meryl streep slamming harvey weinstein after he used her name to get a lawsuit tossed out. the actress had previously said weinstein was respectful in their working relationship but streep says it's pathetic and ex employ tiff for him to suggest that because he was not abusive to her, it means that he's not abusive to others. >>> a convicted sex offender is back in jail. sunnyvale police say he exposed himself to young children at gymnastics practice. richard saucedo was recently released from jail after serving time for a different ins den. another indecent exposure case. his long rap sheet? santa clara includes lewd conduct in public and other charges. parents of the community center called 9-1-1 on tuesday when they saw him exposing himself to children. officers arrested him as he was leaving

we did however leave messages for her and battalion chief romero, but still no responses. the fire department would not comment on the lawsuit. the department of human resources sent us a quick statement saying they investigate all complaints of sexual harassment to eliminate work place discrimination and that they stand by their actions. vic lee abc7 news. >>> thank you. a day after it was partially released b.a.r.t. police released the unedited video. tindle's family is suing b.a.r.t. claiming he was shot in the back and not armed. the video we are about to show you is disturbing and graphic and shows how the deadly shooting unfolded. >> it begins with gun fire and chaos. a b.a.r.t. officer begins to run as he tries to find the scene of the shooting. in the video you can see they continue to struggle on the ground and see the officer opens fire. b.a.r.t. highlights what appears to be a gun. b.a.r.t. wrapped up a news conference. and eric thompson was there. >> reporter: unprecedented for them to release it. someone leaked that video. a b.a.r.t. officer fired the shots th

romero from el salvador has never had a driver's license. the illegal immigrant acquitted in the murder of kate steinle pleading not guilty to gun charges, josÉ is accused of being an ex-felon and undocumented person in possession of a gun but his lawyers want one of those charges to be dropped arguing they are all too similar. kate steinle was killed when walking with her father in 2016 on a san francisco peer when a bullet ricocheted and hit her. the second time in as many months a federal judge barring the trump administration from ending the daca program that protects dreamers. the senate will try again to debate immigration. republicans gained some momentum on a more conservative proposal. griff jenkins joins us live with what to expect, so we can expect the deal? >> we will see if saint valentine can bring the charm they need today, to start introduce competing builders democrats blocked republicans from setting up votes yesterday, got a little encouragement yesterday from donald trump sounding optimistic. >> we wants to help daca, you

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josÉ romero ran away but was caught by good samaritan, romero from el salvador never had a driver's license illegal immigrant acquitted in the murder of kate steinle pleading not guilty of gun charges, facing two counts of being exfelon being in possession of a gun. the lawyers one at least one charge to be dropped arguing they are too similar. kate steinle appeared and sarate said it was an accident. rob: for a second time federal job barring the trump administration and today the senate will try to debate immigration while republicans gain some momentum on a more conservative proposal than the one the president has layed out. griff jenkins joins us live with exactly what to expect with this bizarre immigration situation we have here. hey, griff. >> good morning, rob, welcome to daca day two but what's different today is they'll try and get the vehicle for an immigration bill out of park, senate leaders seem to agree it's worth giving it a shot. >> if we can come up with a bipartisan compromise that looks like it's right in the ballpark of 60, let it rip, let's go. >> there's no reason in

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a mÍ me pueden encontrar como mariana romero univisiÓn. hace posible conexiÓn, les agradecemos por su sintonÍa. por ahora los dejo con nuestros compaÑeros de noticiero univisiÓn y los espero en una nueva ediciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ domingo --fÉlix: domingo 18 de febrero. un encuentro con el presidente y los soÑadores estÁ en discusiÓn. continÚan las honras fÚnebres de las vÍctimas de la nueva masacre de la florida. como a un hÉroe se le despidiÓ un profesor que salvÓ a sus alumnos. termina la pre campaÑa electoral en mÉxico y comienza la etapa definitiva rumbo a la elecciÓn presidencial, en la que se le piden cuentas claras a los candidatos. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: fin de semana", con arantxa loizaga y fÉlix de beudut. ♪ ♪ ♪ fÉlix: buenas noches, bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn. la masacre de la escuela de parkland, florida ha dejado un profundo dolor, pero tomen una inmensa movilizaciÓn de jÓvenes que demandan respuestas y soluciones al polÉmico tema del control de armas. organizan un foro com

, en donde los sobreviviente de la escuela de parkland llevaron a tallahassee en donde estÁ danae romeroasaron la noche hacia el capitolio estatal de florida. tocaron las puerta desde cenas de legisladores para abogar por leyes mÁs estrictas para el control de arma de fuego.. >> estamos yendo todos, y necesitan estar acÁ porque queremos que ellos hagan [hablando en inglÉs] [gritos] los jÓvenes se dividieron en grupo de 10, unos tuvieron suerte, otros no tanto, como el caso de alfonso calderÓn. >> nos han ignorado, y el lÍder de la casa. dÁnae: luego de 40 reuniones los luminoso expresaron su sentir a los polÍticos que los escucharon y a los que no tambiÉn. hicieron reverencia a una mociÓn de la cÁmara baja, ante que llegaran a tallahassee, buscaba eliminar las armas semi automÁtica. >> siento que es una falta de respeto porque nosotros estamos tratando bien fuertemente y que ellos ni nos discutoan. dÁnae: sin embargo; el vice gobernador da esperanzas. >> estÁ comprometido que antes que termine la sesiÓn legislativa poder lograr algo, en dos span semanas, un Éxito que va ayudar. dÁnae: el

locutor: estÁs viendo conexiÓn ediciÓn fines semana con mariela romero.riela: la cintacinematogrÁfica "el Último traje", espere la diferencia generacionales y se meten las heridas aÚn abiertas de la segunda guerra mundial. quijano conversÓ con su director, pablo solar, y esto fue lo que nos dijo. >> bienvenidos una vez mÁs. el dÍa de hoy me acompaÑa pablo solas. bienvenido. un gusto tenerte acÁ. estamos en atenta porque tu pelÍcula fue escogida para el cierre del festival judÍo de cine en atlanta. cuÉntanos un poco como llego tu pelÍcula? >> se ve que los seleccionadores del festival, que por cierto yo es una los mÁs grandes. lance el senado para cerrar el festival que es un inmenso honor para nosotros. >> cuÉntanos un poco de qué se trata esta historia de "el Último traje". >> historia de un hombre que se cruza medio planeta para cumplir una promesa que hizo hace mÁs de 70 aÑos. porque fue, Él es sobreviviente de un campo de concentraciÓn. es polaco. emigrÓ a argentina y sobreviviÓ gracias a la ayuda de un amigo, y ahora, al borde de la... ya en la vejez

francisca: tambiÉn cumple hoy aquiles romero. alan: aquiles.Ó. en la tercera parte de nuestra serie exclusiva "cirugÍa en la frontera". compartimos estos testimonios impactantes, real, seÑores. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutora: mira despierta amÉrica en vivo donde estés. suscrÍbete y descarga la aplicaciÓn donde estÉs "univisiÓn now", ahora sÍ. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "despierta amÉrica" m ♪ ♪ ♪ alan: quÉ canciones, qué momentos, quÉ vida ha tenido este hombre como el prÍncipe de la canciÓn. le damos la bienvenida, hoy es miÉrcoles 7 de febrero de 2018. estamos siguiendo paso a paso lo que ocurre con el cantante josÉ josé, que fue trasladado desde la ciudad de mÉxico hasta miami donde su esposa sarita lo estaba esperando. estamos en "despierta amÉrica" y "univisiÓn" muy pendientes de la salud del prÍncipe de la canciÓn. karla: asÍ es, la revista "tv notas" ha difundido esta imagen del cantante donde se ve demacrado y muestra esta condiciÓn que lo llevó al hospital. estuvo alimentÁndose a travÉs de una sonda intravenosa. alan: ha estado en la quimioterapias tambiÉn por el

. >> two men, joseph romero was arrested for his murder. >> i was just a college student at berkeley, living with my boyfriend. >> there's a knock on the door, people just burst into the apartment. >> started kicking me, hitting me, it was like they were going to kill us. >> hearst is tied up and gagged and blindfolded, thrown in the trunk and we got away. >> the grand daughter of william randolph hearst was abducted by two men and a girl in a bizarre kidnapping. >> no ransom note, no phone calls, no word, nothing. >> it is the people's army and we fight in their interests. >> the fbi said the girl in the wig with the automatic rifle was patricia hearst. >> which college girl turned armed terrorist in a matter of weeks. southern california's largest man hunt continues. >> for someone my age, i've been through an awful lot. >> we don't know where she is. >> mom, dad, i'm okay. >> i think what you saw in the sla was something that started from idealistic roots and became poisoned. they had a hope that the country was tinder and they would be the spark, that the revolution is waiting for

we are talking with florence romero, director of stewardship -- and rod when they are is, -- rod lanark. they work in tandem. florence is talking about stewardship as a way of life and sharing of gifts with others. you have seen examples of that, having you? >> i have seen extremely vivid examples of that. it has been inspiring to me. a couple of note -- and i was not aware of any of these prior to my journeys. saint anthony in redwood city, six days a week, feeds 700 people. no questions asked. st. charles and san carlos -- for 25 years, they have gone to mexico to build homes. saint rita and fairfax has gone to help with tutoring programs. it is really a very vivid and vibrant demonstration of people sharing their time and talent. and it was inspiring to me. i think it is a great source of pride for all of us. it is wonderful. >> you mentioned that the stewardship initiative is somewhat new. the concept seems to be somewhat new, at least to me. you have a historical model on how this works. >> it is the diocese of wichita -- >> wichita, campus -- kansas? >> yes. they have been doing t

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yet an amazing feat for jordan romero. he's just 18 with a dream. >> so how hard was it for you?'t too bad. i think it could be worse and i was expecting worse which is good i guess, thank you for your help especially up at this top with the tree. you made it easier. >> you are welcome. yeah. >> thank you so much. >> you are welcome. >> since we shot this story, jordan climbed the highest money in ant arc car, it's call mounts vinson massif and it's more than 16,000 feet tall. >> don't touch that remote. we have just shown one teen breaking barriers and another teen giving back. >> coming up. how these two teens teens builty successful business from the ground up. >> closed captioning provided yeah, you've gotta live life and win ♪ ♪ ♪ live your live you can live your life you can ♪ >>> welcome back to "live life and win!", the series celebrating teen success stories. >> madisen, i have a one of a kind success story. two friends took a simple idea, hair ties and made a fortunate doing it. they were an overnight success. how did they do it? check it out. ♪ ♪ >> you can see the foc

. >> reporter: that's not sitting well some dreamers like angel romero. >> they're continually usings harsh language against immigrant communities, latino communities. it's just wrong. >> reporter: his message to general kelly? >> you need to absolutely consider that your words do have an impact. >> reporter: hallie jackson, nbc news, the white house. >>> amtrak is under fire tonight for yet another dangerous incident. two cars broke apart on one of amtrak's high-speed acella trains. amtrak says 52 passengers were on board and had to be transferred to another train. no injuries were reported, but the cause is under investigation. this is the latest in a series of incidents for amtrak, including a crash that killed two people when a train was sent onto the wrong track in south carolina over the weekend. >>> only three days left until the winter olympics opening ceremony in south korea, and as athletes and some 100,000 spectat spectators descend on pyeongchang each day, security becomes a top concern. our reporter takes you through the security. >> reporter: an attack could come from a

one of the owners immediately called her brother and co-owner, chris romero. make sure that everyone was okay. there was someone who was injured, but it could have been a lot worse."that man who got hurt was doing outside maintenance at the strip mall, and got pinned under the car. firefighters had to pull him out from underneath it, and he went to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries - possibly a broken leg."have you ever seen anything like this?no, and i hope not anymore!"the driver of the car was uninjured.but the front of the building certainly wasn't. these workers took out all the mangled pieces and closed the gaping hole with plywood... within a few hours.(reporter) even while this plywood was going up...the store had already reopened, and was serving pizza with the sound of power tools roaring in the background.in fremont, spencer blake, kron four news. still ahead ...we take you on a trip to china.an inside look at the the sights you'll see in macau. (ácommercialá) refresh your home and save at ross. ross has all the home trends for kitchen,

one of the owners immediately called her brother and co-owner, chris romero. "the first thing is we wanted to make sure that everyone was okay. there was someone who was injured, but it could have been a lot worse."that man who got hurt was doing outside maintenance at the strip mall, and got pinned under the car. firefighters had to pull him out from underneath it, and he went to for non-life- threatening possibly a broken leg."have you ever seen anything like this?no, and i hope not anymore!"the driver of the car was uninjured.but the front of the building certainly wasn't.these workers took out all the mangled pieces and closed the gaping hole with plywood... within a few hours.(reporter)even while this plywood was going up...the store had already reopened, and was serving pizza with the sound of power tools roaring in the background.in fremont, spencer blake, kron four news. (j.r.) a nasty wreck in contra costa county today. this rollover crash happened this morning on marsh creek road between deer valley and round valley regional preserve in brentwood. th

.>> [ cheering ]>> the big money winners were alfonso romero. that was worth $80,000. a win for team eastwood and the bragging rights.>> trust me, everybody was trying to cut the other one's throat. we want to win.>> the primo shot.>> not bad.>> bill murray was a gentleman in conceding defeat.>> those guys all over again. it is okay. it is all right. none of the players today earned a spot next year.>> [ laughter ]>>> the challenge every year is to continue to come up with new material. that is the place to be tonight in the fog. a nice camp fire as you enjoy your dinner and get ready for the real play tomorrow. we talked to the former mayor of carmel but he did not have a lot to say if you know what i mean.>> very fun to be at their with all the celebrities and clint eastwood what is it like? people have good access to day. today and yesterday are not so serious as opposed to the weekend and people get to interact with the people.>> they really do. they have the ropes that spectators have to stay behind but it is loose. they are playing for charity but it is not like

. >> two men, joseph romero was arrested for his murder. >> i was just a college student at berkeley, people just burst into the apartment. >> started kicking me, hitting me, it was like they were going to kill us. >> hearst is

. >> two men, joseph romero was russell little were arrested for the murder. >> the decision to kidnaphe direct result of the arrests. >> i was just a college student at berkeley, living with my boyfriend. >> there's a knock on the door, people just burst into the apartment. >> started kicking me, hitting

hace 30 años dejó su pueblo: la villa nicolás romero en el estado de méxico.ué y mi primo me dijo que esa era la casa donde vivíamos antes. tiffany: los pocos recuerdos se han ido borrando con el tiempo. jorge: me acuerdo de ciertas cosas de la infancia. nos juntábamos entre varias familias para navidad y hacían fiesta. tiffany: recuerda que sus padres se fueron a chicago primero y un año después enviaron por jorge y sus dos hermanas menores. llegaron en avión acompañados de una tía. luego, siguiendo un sueño, se mudó a michigan. jorge: en ese tiempo quería estudiar mecánica para carros. había un maestro que sí me quería ayudar. tiffany: la ayuda del profesor no sería posible. al graduarse se enteró que era indocumentado. jorge: a lo mejor si hubiera tenido documentos hubiera tenido mi propio negocio. tiffany: no le quedó más que buscar un trabajo que pagara el salario mínimo. en michigan conoció a cindy ramos, una mexicana de carácter fuerte que siempre decía lo que pensaba. cindy: le dije "¿usted quién es?" me dice "soy hermano de araceli" le dije "¿quieres

. >> romero asks, what do you do if you have mold in your home and the ownier doesn't ficti fix it. >nger to your health. you're living in a sub standard condition and your landlord is required to fix it. before you make that move, be careful. rentals are hard to come by, and landlords are being pretty hard-nosed. be very, very careful. if you have a question for me, record a ten to 15 minute video. you can reach me on our website on abc 7 news.com. >>> tsa pre-check is back. it allows you to get through security faster where there's a line for pre-checked travelers. it cost $82 and is good for five years. you can sign up at oakland airport for the next two weeks. that is open at terminal two, weekdays at 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. >>> a studen has major bragging to do. tom tommy tran is one of six students in the world who received a perfect score on the calculus exam. he took the test in may of 2017. but school officials just revealed his score publicly today. so how did tommy do it? he says his teachers assigned him less work a week before the exams so that's when tommy decided to take

you know, in some vague way, they wanted joe romero and russ little freed. >> the best case would bexchange, it's hard to imagine with nixon as president and reagan as governor that that would ever happen. they were very staunch in their resolve not to cooperate with terrorists. >> if it came to that do you think they should be released in exchange for patty hearst? >> i think if you start doing anything of that kind you open the prison doors. where would it start? you would have just signed a warrant, if you did that, it would make kidnapping become a common occupation. >> i was put in a closet and blindfolded and being interrogated, assaulted. just that over and over again. >> i mean what would you do? you're in your apartment one minute and the next minute you're in a closet blindfolded for days on end with these radical revolutionaries. the fear must have been overwhelming, absolutely overwhelming. >> good evening. patricia hearst has sent her parents a message and her captors have sent them a unique and high priced ransom note. >> there was a crowd outside berkeley radio station

. >> i'm joined by anthony romero, executive director of the american civil liberties union.here's a lot going on. >> great show. >> i'm happy to have you here because there you saw hogan gidley talking about a sports retailer taking some guns off the shelves which they have every right to do. georgia republicans are saying they'll use government power to retaliate against companies that break with the nra. do you see free speech issues there. >> sure. that's why it's so critical we have this debate. why are we surprised the white house is saying there there are consequences, veined om mus threat they purport to have the now against corporations who speak their first anticipate rights. trump and the whole administration has been disparaging people who take the knee for democrats who don't stand up. we're not surprised they don't believe in the free speech rights of people it, especially those who disagree with them. like in georgia, the lieutenant governor is take a shot at delta because of their revoking the discounts to nra members. that's highly problematic. it's highly tr

rachel and dario romero. >> public: hi. i'm katie. i'm with the mission collaborative community services in plaza 16. i want to say poor people and homeless people are being blamed for the situation when it is the fault of a neglectful government services. it allows people who have never been homeless to say and believe that homeless people are dirty and disrespectful of the environment, which are offensive and derogatory statements. i think that b.a.r.t. and the city of san francisco would never be this neglectful in a wealthy or majority white area. wealthy white people trash delores park and it is immediately cleaned. i want to be clear that this conversation is about government services and the fix that is needed for that. i'm glad to see that b.a.r.t. and the city of san francisco are taking steps to maintain the plaza and there needs to be accountable for how long it took to make this commitment. this is an example of neglect. that governmental neglect and that structural disinvestment opens the door for lee tie cons like maximu