inmate conrad salazar. he's coming from a level five on a suicide watch. apparently salazar stated if he was put back in his cell he would hurt himself or hang himself. >> got to go through all of this just to see your family. >> since we met conrad, he has threatened staff twice, and now with only eight weeks until his potential parole date, he has threatened to take his own life, forcing staff to move him into a medical observation cell. >> tell me this, did you threaten to commit suicide? >> it's the only way you can come over here. >> why? can't you just -- >> because i can't see my family. you know? they [ bleep ] out the paperwork. they'll tell you they didn't, but they gave me the runaround, [ bleep ] that up. and now they got to pay overtimers and bring people out to go through all this [ bleep ] just because they couldn't just let me see my family. >> conrad, you're getting out in two months. >> no, that's what they say but they'll do everything in their power to keep me here. so [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. the system they can [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. you

. >> last time we saw conrad salazar he was being transferred to level five after threatening a staff member, but today we're seeing a whole new side of him. >> today i get to go see my wife and kids. i look forward to visiting with them every week, you know? or every month. depending what level i'm on. >> i had a friend who was in prison that i met him through that introduced us, and we met 13 years ago. we were married two years after we met. >> hey, you're going to go through this door, down the stairs and to your left. >> thank you. >> he's been locked up the whole time. he went out of state for about six years. he was in california for a couple of years. he went to virginia for about a year and a half. he went to illinois. when he was in california, we went and saw him. we spent summers out there with him. we took the whole family, the kids, his mother. he is being released next month, hopefully. >> what are you anticipating? >> i don't know. we're excited. i don't know. worried. nervous. he has never been out there with us. our whole time together has been in here, so the kids h

enrique: joseph salazar asentaÁa un proyecto de ley para hacer de colorado el primer estado santuarioa la propuesta. fue condenado a muerte el autor de una masacre en carolina del sur. causÓ la muerte de nueve afroamericanos sin mostrar ningÚn remordimiento. juan carlos aliar tiene mÁs de esta decisiÓn reportero:. el jurado necesitÓ menos de tres horas para el veredicto. corto tiempo si se tiene en cuenta que decidÍan de la vida o la muerte de un hombre de corta edad. joven de 22 aÑos que en junio de 2015 asesino a sangre frÍa a nueve personas en una reconocida iglesia afroamericana en charlestÓn, carolina del sur, fue condenado a muerte, convirtiÉndose en la primera persona a nivel federal en enfrentar las pena capital por crimen de odio. >> ahora estÁn las manos de dios, si rehace su vida y hace una humilde confesiÓn a dios cuando llegue puede unirse a mi hermana y a las otras ocho vÍctimas. porque de dios dijo que no importa lo que hagas te perdonarÉ. ero depende de Él. reportero: dylan, que no mostrÓ arrepentimiento, nunca hacen aparecer una -- padecer una enfermedad mental y tamp

david salazar, the victim of the battery, refuses to identify his attacker, and the corcoran officers launch a massive investigation. >> let me see your knuckles. >> flip them. can you pick up your shirt? >> take your whole shirt off. >> take it all the way off. >> there is more than just what he's telling us. >> hey, salazar, are you a -- >> this inmate apparently got assaulted really, really bad inside the gym. we're going to have to take him to the ambulance, to the hospital. he was severely beaten from what we can tell. we don't know if there's any weapons involved. we have our staff searching right now, making sure there is no weapons, and trying to find the -- the assailant. >> we responded to an alarm over on 3a in the gym and had an inmate has injuries consistent with being the victim of a battery. so we're checking the area. we're going to conduct a search. look for any possible weapons, possible suspects. >> inmates are searched one by one and sent to the yard. >> they've cleared the gym. strip searched basically everybody in the gym looking for any type of wounds, any type

cacrolina: javier olivares y carolina salazar.y le golpeó con un bastÓn al hombre que intentÓ atacar a la chofer. javier: espectacular accidentes lo que podemos decir al ver estas imÁgenes de la cantera de la ciclÍstica de santa bÁrbara en california donde el embalaje final generÓ un tremendo accidente en cadena luego de que uno de los deportistas rozÓ la rueda de los competidores. uno de los ciclistas quedÓ colgado del puente y se salvÓ de milagro ante el reflejo que impidiÓ caer al vacÍo. javier:w las imÁgenes son contundentes y muchÍsimas personas quieren compartir las siglas a travÉs de instalar un hablando de instar la mediciÓn digital tiene su cuenta y solicita leinster an, hizo digital univisiÓn. jvier. gracias por haber acompaÑado maÑana los esperamos a las 12 del dÍa por univisiÓn. muchas gracias. carolina: esta maÑana m

salazar. >> i remember i was wearing a white shirt, my tie was off to the side, and i looked and there was a hole in my shirt and i was bleeding. the stab wound itself was not considered serious. the bigger problem was the risk of infection. >> i went to the hospital, i was at the emergency room, i went through a series of shots, they cleaned out the wound. it took several blood tests and i remember picking up the blood result and looked and looked for hiv. and hepatitis negative, hiv negative. so i was like, well, all right, i'll go ahead and take that. >> we asked steele for his version of the story. and in spite of all of the witnesses, he claimed absolute innocence. >> they're saying i stabbed him in court in front of judge, jury, and executioner. >> what are you saying? >> i'm saying i had nothing to do with it. >> were you there? >> nope. >> really? >> how many different ways you want me to answer that same question? >> so you're denying this whole thing ever took place? >> i'm denying i had anything to do with it. >> was this d.a. stabbed? >> according to court documents and pap

with me nic robertson and david swerd lick and david salazar. they'll get together and talk and appear before reporters later this afternoon. i want to talk about the optics of this, nic. theresa may is the opposite of trump. she's not flashy, doesn't tweet. she was not in favor of brexit, although she's stuck with it now. what might that meeting be like between the two leaders? >> she joked on the plane on the way over that opposites attract. this is a prime minister famous for wanting to know all the details, consider her options, consider and consult with those around her before she makes her decision. yes, this is somebody who is in many ways the antithesis of president trump's. what she's tried to do here and we heard this from her yesterday speaking at the republican retre retreat, was really detail how much britain is in step with the united states, no longer interventionalists, we only want to intervene where national interests are at stake, not for nation building. she's going to use, if you will, the common threads there, the shared bl

sot- javier salazar / bcso - esto esta pasando en nuestras escuelas con nuestros jos e hijas..le negaron la libertad condicional al hombre acusado de asesinar a 5 personas en el aeropuerto de fort lauderdale. take vo -- "esteban santiago" se prese hoy euna corte federal en florida donde un juez deneg su pedido de enfrentar el proceso bajo comparecencia. -- el magistrado determin que existe riesgo de fuga y se mantendr en custodia hasta el 30 de enero cuando ser imputado de cargos. vo blanca -- hay conmocion en atlanta, georgia, despues que tres perros atacaron a un grupo de niÑos causando la muerte de uno de los pequeÑos. -- segun la policia los niÑos caminaban a la escuela cuando fueron atacados por los pitbulls. -- otros dos menores resultaron gravemente heridos. -- la policia dispar a uno de los perros y otros dos fueron capturados. -- el dueÑo de los animales fue arrestado. take vo cesar --mucho cuidado al combinar el ejercicio con el uso de su telefono. --segun un estudio realizado a 45 estudiantes de la entidad universitaria " hiram" en ohio, enviar textos mientras hace e

[nat] su nombre es itzel salazar, una estudiante del grado 12, que tiene bien claro porque le gusta tantosta correr porque es un ejercicio bueno que me ayuda tener a mi cuerpo saludable, y tengo la meta de correr en un maratón"ademas de mantenerse ens condiciones de salud al correr un marathon, para esta niÑa de los angeles, participar en la competencia tiene algo extra. "un premio de correr el maratón es de que nos dan a los estudiantes del 12 grado $500 dólares para ir al colegio" itzel parece ir por el camino correcto y por ahora nada la detiene para llegar a la meta.. " itzel es bien determinada, le entrenando. en lo o cuando está académico trabajo bien fuerte. en los últimos meses ha mejorado su números de correr y va en buen rumbo para completar el maratón" itzel esta convencida que las cosas buenas cuestan en esta vida, por eso esta dispuesta al sacrificio. " he tenido que quedarme despierta mucho tiempo en la noche, hacer tarea en vez por estar practicando. mis padres me ayudan, mi mama me ayudar cuando llego cansada" otro de los sueÑos de esta niÑa cuando sea grande es tener su p

it is a collaboration between community solutions, national nonprofit, and developer mccormick salazar>>> metro. get ready for the return of space track. the program to fix safety problems on the rail starts up again next month. first up, the blue line. february 11th, to the 28th, there will be no service between loudland and the pentagon. all inbound blue lines will land at reagan international airport, where riders can then transfer to yellow train. then it's a month of pain for yellow and continuing the trek march through april. it will only run every 23 minutes. blue, green and orange lines up after that. but the dates, they say, are still to be determined. >>> cement truck driver, in a hit-and-run crash, involving -- in loudoun county. it happened about 7:30 this morning. that's in the dulles area. two students are being treated for minor injuries. but they are expected to be okay. >> a busy day on capitol hill. congress holding simultaneous hearings for three of president- elect donald trump's cabinet nominees. in order, here are mike pompeo. then, retired general james madaus. d

despuÉs de el ocho de noche y hoy vamos a hablar un poco sobre lo que pudiera ocurrir con ana marÍa salazar tres son problemas que de una forma u otra van a traer un impacto enorme en mÉxico y la gran pregunta es, cuÁl de estos temas son su prioridad si todas estas amenazas son una retÓrica y dos si en verdad estÁ dispuesto a que en esta negociaciÓn usar a mÉxico como el chivo espiatorio que podrÍa resultar en una pÉrdida masiva de trabajos en mÉxico se continÚa de precioando el peso mexicano y que se vaya echar a perder la relaciÓn bilateral que podrÍa tener un impacto importante en la seguridad nacional de mÉxico y de estados unidos. >>> ahora este discurso del presidente donald trump en washington en la toma de posesiÓn muy populista y nacionalista hablando de que todo se va a ver por un prisma de estadounidenses primero no es muy distinto a como por ejemplo hablan gobernantes y gobiernos en otros paÍses, cuando hablan por ejemplo de la importancia de mantener los bien raÍces y la cultura y la fuerza nacionalista de un paÍs vivo. mÉxico ha ocurrido mucha veces que hablan de el petrÓleo c

nidia salazar is also here and her mom took her and emigrated from peru because of the opportunity she knew she would have a much greater student to succeed and thrive. so nidia has been the beneficiary of a tax-credit scholarship program in arizona, and she's now in college and pursuing a higher education there. those are two students. there is many schools that i see that are doing amazing things. actually trying new and innovative ways of approaching education for children. and one of them i would love to mention is called acton academy, and it's truly a unique model in that it's totally student directed. they form their own constitution and there's no teacher in the classroom. there's just a coach or a guide. and the guide cannot answer questions. they can only pose a question back to the students. and the results from this acton academy are simply amazing. and the school is actually proliferating pretty rapidly throughout the country. so those are just a few, but i can give you a dozen more. >> meeting past past past past senator alexander and i went to a school in nashville. here

julian salazar is here, author of "the fierce urgency of now." round brownstein, cnn senior political analyst. okay. so let's talk about this snafu. ron, we know that donald trump is a counterpuncher and if someone maligns him in any way, he's going to strike back. shouldn't americans and lawmakers, by the way, get used to that? >> when you're president of the united states, every day somebody is unhappy about something you do, whether at home or abroad. it goes with the territory. and if the president is going to engage in basically combat with everyone who ever disagrees with him at home and abroad, you are in for just an unprecedented, rocky ride. your list at the beginning of all the different ways that donald trump, you know, has kind of been engaged in confrontations just over this weekend, the idea that there's going to be anything different in the presidency than there was in the campaign, then there has been in the transition, seems to be increasingly implausible. and this is the world. i think it does have consequences, both at home and

nidia salazar is also here and she has -- her mom took her and emigrated from peru because of the opportunity she knew she would have a much greater opportunity to succeed and thrive and so nidia has been the beneficiary of a tax credit scholarship program in arizona and she's now in college and pursuing a higher education there. those are two students, there's many schools that i see that are doing amazing things, actually trying new and innovative ways of approaching education for children and one of them i'd love to mention is called act academy, it's truly a unique model in it's totally student directed. they form their own constitution and there's no teacher in the classroom. there's just a coach or a guide and the guide cannot answer questions. they can only pose a question back to the students. and the results from this act in academy are simply amazing and the school is actually proliferating pretty rapidly throughout the country, so those are just a few examples but i could give you dozens more. >> well, in putting a face on it, meeting these kids and seeing they're going to succeed

colorado health co-op was declared to be insolvent by the colorado insurance commissioner, marguerite salazar. 80,000 people had their insurance co-op declared insolvent because of the poor affordable care act law. not only did the failure of this promise leave 80,000 people scrambling to find coverage, it forced the co-op to default on its federal start-up loan valued at an estimated $72 million. 80,000 people out of coverage because of the failure of the affordable care act, $72 million out of the american taxpayer pocket because of the affordable care act. that's money the american taxpayers will never see again. what's more, it costs taxpayers roughly $40 million to shut the co-op down. of the 23 original co-ops, only six remaining. 17 consumer-run co-ops as a result have failed. the 23 start-up insurers received a total of $2.5 billion in loans under the affordable care act. only six remain. that means that even more money that the american people gave to this government to be good stewards of through their hard-earned tax dollars, through their premium taxes, will never be seen again. t

seÑores vamos a felicitar a rito memley milagros garcÍa cumple 62 aÑos hoy >>> y sarah barrera sa salazaras ahÍ estÁ dice que es el rey perdido que entcontrÓ lo que le pidieron ninel conde y niurka marcos se van a quedar con la boca abierta >>> y no se pueden perder el nuevo video de los recaditos "me estas tirando el rollo" en "un nuevo dÍa" que comienza contigo. ( ♪ mÚsica♪). "un nuevo dÍa" ♪ comienza contigo ♪ ♪. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> yo veo, yo veo muchos regalitos y ni uno para nosotros todavÍa >>> te portaste bie mal daniel >>> me he portado muy bien >>> el mÍo tiene que ser un paquete grande >>> fuertes declaraciones >>> cuidado con lo que dices porque tienes un mexicano al lado y su mente es medio >>> ya kw llegÓ tu regalo >>> buenos dÍas seÑores hoy le damos gracias a dios porque es viernes >>> viernes 6 de enero del 2017 >>> quiero este chocolate >>> en mis buenos tiempos >>> chocolate caliente Ándale >>> se emocionÓ con el regalo tranquila ana >>> mauricio me pone nerviosa >>> quÉ rico! >>> le ayudo a servir >>> lo que terminamos sirviendo chocolate vamos con las noticias del dÍa y

unieron su voz para que sus derechos sean respetados, desde washington dc, para "un nuevo dÍa" zulema salazar todos los demÁs, el no dividir es importante, saber unir y vamos a ver porque lleva unos dÍas en la nueva presidencia. >> mira todo el revuelo que ha causado. >> vamos con energÍa. >> exacto. >> y quÉ nosara el destino. >> vamos con mario. >> mis amados dueÑos del universo gracias daniela y diego es 23 de enero feliz comienzo de semana y quÉ buena semana para saber nuestras claves astrolÓgicas para tener una mejor semana aquÍ comenzamos con aries tu palabra clave son las emociones y las cartas dicen que tienes un momento difÍcil sobre todo con la parte anÍmica, ten mucho cuidado mi amado aries es un momento que estÁ revuelto en el mundo por eso hay tantos huracanes, cosas y tormentas aquÍ en estados unidos ten cuidado. tauro la palabra clave es el esfuerzo, pero el esfuerzo por quÉ te lo vengo diciendo viene un momento maravilloso de dinero y prosperidad y vas a tener algo muy grande con la rueda de la fortuna esta semana asÍ que a jugar, vamos con gÉminis algo termina en tu vida muy

nydia salazar is also here. her and emigrated from peru because the opportunity she knew she would have a much greater opportunity to succeed and thrive. so she has been the beneficiary of a tax credit scholarship program in arizona. she is now in college and pursuing a higher education there. those are two students, there are many schools that i see that are doing amazing things. actually, trying new and innovative ways of approaching education for children and one of them i would love to mention is called acton academy. it is truly a unique model in that it is totally student directed. they form their own constitutions and there is no teacher in the classroom, just a coach or a guide and the guide cannot answer questions, they can only pose a question back to the students. and the results from this academy are simply amazing. and the schools actually proliferating pretty rapidly throughout the country. those are just a few examples that i can give you. i can give you dozens more. >> putting a face on it, meani