that city, san juan capistrano. it implemented the flip flop ban without consulting the parks and rec department and nearly everyone who lives there is upset about it. >> just flip flops which most of the people in san juan, a good percentage, wear on a regular basis. >> that would be a problem for me because i wear flip flops most all the time. >> i think people should be able to choose their own footwear. we can count on people to use common sense. >> the rules are in place to protect people visiting the parks calling it a liability. the parks and rec department is figuring out how to lift the ban, meaning they would flip flop on the issue. >> they are practically a rerequisite for southern california. you have to have a pair. they won't let you in. >> do you know you have to have a permit to wear high heels. >> because they have uneven sidewalks. they put that in effect probably 100 years ago. but you need a permit in carmel to wear high heels. the flooding in mexico is coming from a tropical storm. now tropical

they are not allowed at a playground and dog park in san juan capistrano. it's an insurance liability that has to do with the ground cover under the equipment at both parks and the funny thing is city officials didn't know about the ban. >> just flip-flops which most of the people in san juan wear on a regular basis. >> that would be a problem because i wear flip-flops all the time. >> i think people should be able to choose their own footwear. >> the parks and rec department is working on how to lift the ban. >>> 4:56. coming up in the next half hour, fighting crime with cash. what oakland plans to do with some new money they got from the feds. >> ,,,,,, Ñáçwçñ is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. there's no subtext... just tacos. yeah, it's our job to make you want it. but honestly... it's not that hard. old el pa

instituciónes religiosas en puerto rico, esta vez en la iglesia católica de arecibo, el arzobispo de san juantuicion de gabino miranda, por el vaticano, acusaron a la prensa de difundir calumnias contra el prelado. >>y en colombia difunden anticonceptivos para jóvenes, para reducir en número de embarazo no deseado, el índice de calor alcalza 20% en ese país >>litigio legal en brasil por >>y vamos a cerrar en brasil, una familia en batalla legal mantienen nueve tigres de bengala en su vivienda, tienen licenica, pero funcionarios federales intentan quitarselos por ser un peligro para el publcio. la familia rescato en 2005 dos tigres de un circo por maltrato. ahora el asunto en manos de tribunal federal. >>así llegamos al final, muchas gracias por su atención. buenas noches

y vamos con jhonny que va a cantar en mi viejo san juan.omo un chiste de mal gusto. y la situaciÓn de la vergÜenza directa, cuando dice cosas privadas de nosotros. y para dar mÁs ejemplo vamos a ver lo siguiente. >>> vamos a ver. >>> hola. >>> quÉ tal. >>> te presento. he trabajado mucho con ella. >>> y como es en el trabajo? >>> aquÍ es bien floja, ni los trastes lava, siempre anda a las carreras. >>> eficiente? >>> sÍ, porque ni cumplidora es. sabes a lo que me refiero. y te molesta que le diga la verdad a tu jefa? que no se tienen confianza? es broma lo que te digo. >>> quÉ pena. >>> fÍjate, imaginate que tu pareja haga algo asÍ. en esta situaciÓn nuestra pareja no tiene limite en la informaciÓn, siempre es importante no durante la situaciÓn mantener la postura y mucha tranquilidad y luego del evento hablar y dejarle saber sobre su comportamiento. para confrontar esta situaciÓn y resolver el problema. >>> no hacerlo en el momento. >>> claro que sÍ. >>> y vamos a ver la siguiente situaciÓn para ver si se identitica con ella. vamos a ver.

y vamos con jhonny que va a cantar en mi viejo san juan..... bomberos respondieron al hotel days inn del bloque 8000 de la calle numero13 a las 7 de la noche del lunes. cuatro habitaciones fueron consideradas inhabitables. afortunadamente nadie resulto herido... mas noticias ♪ >>> vamos a hablar de la vergÜenza, si su pareja le hace pasar vergÜenza, aquÍ estÁ madelin para ayudarnos. >>> bienveni gracias. y hay muchas situaciones, estÁ la que nos hace pasar vergÜenza sin querer. tumba un vaso, etcÉtera. tambiÉn estÁn las situaciones refleexitivas, como un chiste de mal gusto. y la situaciÓn de la vergÜenza directa, cuando dice cosas privadas de nosotros. y para dar mÁs ejemplo vamos a ver lo siguiente. >>> vamos a ver. >>> hola. >>> quÉ tal. >>> te presento. he trabajado mucho con ella. >>> y como es en el trabajo? >>> aquÍ es bien floja, ni los trastes lava, siempre anda a las carreras. >>> eficiente? >>> sÍ, porque ni cumplidora es. sabes a lo que me refiero. y te molesta que le diga la verdad a tu jefa? que no se tienen confianza? es brom

de san juan pudo hablar con su familia >>> hola, bebé, ya, me encontraron >>> para los socorristas esrgentina no tienen sistemas de comunicación, hay algunos que tienen sistemas de comunicación, pero son los regulados y apadrinados por algún club de montaña, pero en general son construcciones sobre todo para cubrirse de la intempérie. >>> en chile la fiscalía de santiago confirmó que el hombre estaba siendo investigado por una causa de abuso sexual contra menores, la policía internacional estaba alertada del caso. >>> gómez fue el 13 de abril a mendoza a una reunión de motociclistas, el 11 de mayo, después que su moto se averió, gómez dijoq quería cruzar a pie la cordillera, y dijo que alertó a sus parientes, el caso de gómez inevitablemente recuerda el accidente que sufrieron un grupo de rugbistas uruguayos que estuvieron perdidos 71 días en las altas cumbres. >>> continúan los esfuerzos para controlar el incendio en mount diablo. >>> precisamente edgardo quijano está en clayton para contranso los esfuerzos de elos bomberos para terminar con el incendio, adelante buenas tardes. >>> s

apparently san juan capistrano implemented the ban without consulting the parks and rec department andone is upset about it. >> just flip-flops, which most of the people in san juan or a good percentage wear on a pretty regular basis. >> that would be a problem for me because i wear flip-flops most all the time. >> i think people should be able to choose their footwear and use common sense. >> the city says rules are in place to protect people visiting the park saying there's a liability issue that has to do with the ground cover under the equipment at most parks. the parks and rec department is trying to figure out how to repeal the law. >>> britney spears is back. >> and the baby gear she used to fend off a bear. and you could save hundreds." ♪ (woman) this place has got really good chocolate shakes. (growls) (man) that's a good look for you. (woman) that was fun. (man) yeah. (man) let me help you out with the.. (woman)...oh no, i got it. (man) you sure? (woman) just pop the trunk. (man vo) i may not know where the road will lead, but... i'm sure my subaru will get me there. (announc

. >>> lo encontraron por casualidad en san juan realizaban un sobrevuelo de mediciÓn de precipitaciÓnratas y pasto para sobrevivir. >>> abajo. >>> era muy difÍcil que logrÁramos verlo, en los vuelos que hacemos normalmente estaba metido en ese refugio hoy fue realmente, dios nos ayudÓ para encontrarlo. >>> gÓmez, habÍa llegado al poblado de petorca en chile, a comienzos de mayo, para visitar a un amigo, la moto en que viajaba se rompiÓ y cruzo lÍmite con argentina a pie una tormenta de nieve le tapÓ los senderos y lo dejÓ aislado por 4 meses. >>> la familia en uruguay, inicio la bÚsqueda el 19 de mayo sin Éxito. >>> esperaban, un milagro. . >>> sÍ, lo Único que quiero es verlo. >>> estÁ bien, habla poco. y estÁ contento de habernos visto. y estamos felices. . >>> no podemos creer que lo hayan encontrado estamos muy agradecidos. >>> los mÉdicos que atendieron a gÓmez hablan de milagro, dicen que de no ser rescatado, habrÍa muerto en una semana en buenos aires argentina, sylvia martÍnez, univisiÓn. >>> tras conocerse la noticia de que este ciudadano uruguayo, habÍa sido encontrado con v

. >> here in nogales, the san juan bosco center is a short-term refuge for recent deportees who arrive by the dozens every day. their stories of trying to reunite with family, or find work are vivid reminders of why so many risk their lives at the border. >> here at san bosco, hannah hafter helps deportees like santo salinas who have been separated from loved ones or who have health issues. she sees the rise in cross-border shootings as a symptom of larger issues within the border patrol. >> the kinds of situations that we see in border patrol are beyond what people could invent. it's everything from literally being like punched and kicked, to being forced to hold uncomfortable positions for no reason for hours at a time, to being pushed into a cactus or pushed down a hill. >> and she says the problem goes all the way to the top. >> we submit complaint after complaint after complaint to the department of homeland security, and we get form letters saying that they've been received, and there's really no outcome to exposing the abuses within the system. >> we're heading to the customs an

this is san juan county sheriff's office helicopter following this white honda civic.he police officer had pulled this car over. that car then took off. that officer did not pursue this white car because it's procedure not to chase after people. they don't want to put the public at risk because they're chasing a guy for a traffic stop. this driver reaching speeds of 125 miles an hour in a 55-mile-per-hour zone. a police officer tried to get him to stop but, again, he does not comply. the helicopter was able to keep a very good eye on this driver, so ground units were able to get in position. not chase him but get in position and set out stop sticks. you will see an officer on the side of the road. here comes the stop sticks. hard to see in the video but that officer successfully punctures the two tires on the left side of the vehicle. immediately see the car start to slow down. eventually pulling into a dirt road. officers getting the guy out, as well as some other passengers. the man later identified as 31-year-old jason wagner. he was charged and booked for aggravate

san juan hill! no! wounded knee! stop! great schism! dad! i'll take you back to school.might say something like this, and that's why i called someone who might be able to change your mind. (gasps) joe, what are you doing here?! i came as soon as lois told me, bonnie. please don't do it. i'm sorry that i've been neglecting you lately, but i love you, and i need you. please come home with me. oh, joe, i'm sorry. this is so hard. think about what we have together, honey. think about our little girl. you need to come home with me. bonnie, stay with me. i promise, it will take three years with this accent before you figure out i'm just a normal jerk. bonnie, listen to me. i'm your husband. he may be your husband, but i would do anything for you. well, there's one thing he can't do. (inhales deeply) bonnie, i didn't think it would have to come to this, but i can see there's only one way left to prove my love to you. (grunting) (whimpering) (slow, quivering breaths) joe! i don't believe it! you're walking! i am! i am! aah! i would do anything for love, but i won't do that. oh,

not forming too fast, but it will dump torrential rains over areas of all of puerto rico including san juan and virgin islands are getting hit pretty good, too. this is tropical storm gabrielle. is it a threat to the east coast? no, it is not. this storm will take that hook out to sea, the strong cold front that is now moving down from canada will help aiding the storm being no threat to the u.s. at all. i even think bermuda will be fine. we still are dominated by a very hot weather pattern in the medal of the country and the great lakes and northeast a cool esh type pattern. boston only a high of 69 degrees, while the middle of the country 90s to 100. some areas could get the first frost of the season. >> unpack your sweaters. thanks, bill. >>> broncos/ravens, the nfl kicks off in denver tonight. we'll take you there for a preview. and just what would you pay for this 118 carat white diamond? [ female announcer ] take skincare to the next level with new roc® multi correxion® 5 in 1 proven to hydrate dryness, illuminate dullness lift sagging diminish the look of dark spots and smooth the ap

this week we're coming to you from the old mission of san juan batista.ater, louise, valdez, famed play wright. you probably know him for his movie la, bamba. that's on this is us.

there's assemblywoman diane harkey from san juan capistrano voting for her seat mate travis allen from huntington beach, all this in less than a minute for a bill to regulate outdoor advertising, but we saw it happening again and again on dozens of other bills, republicans and democrats regularly voting for somebody else. remember sawyer voting for gomez? here is gomez later that day voting for sawyer and then there's fill ting of san francisco casting multiple -- phil ting of san francisco casting multiple votes. watch this. he stands up to speak in support of a gun control bill. then right away he rushes back to his desk to vote not only for himself, but also adam gray of modesto and adrin nazarian of van nuys. what's going on here? it's called ghost voting and in california it's not allowed. look at the assembly rules book. it couldn't be more clear. a member may not operate the voting switch of any other member. so what do they center to say for themselves -- have to say for themselves? rendon didn't seem to know there was a rule. >> it's a custom and something you're allowed to do

narrator: san juan creek, a concrete flood control channel, flows directly to doheny beach. moriarty: the concrete you can almost think of as a big water slide for pollutants to go to sea level. man: if it rains more than 2/10 of an inch, the county puts out a health advisory for all beaches in the county. that totaled 75 days in 2006. so it's sort of a frightening thing that it's so polluted that every time it rains, we have to stay out of the ocean for three days. moriarty: to be sick after surfing isn't like, "oh, i have a runny nose," and tomorrow it's gone. can be a lot of different things. nelsen: they include gastroenteritis, which is an upset stomach, and sinus infections, ear infections, eye infections, and there's also virulent versions of streptococcus that can actually cause severe illness and even death. moriarty: our goal with surfrider foundation is essentially to have the city understand that the water is, in fact, dirty, and then work with the infrastructure and the various issues to change that. narrator: but building more systems and more plants can't work

this week we're coming to you from the old mission of san juan batista. later, louise, valdez, famed play wright. you probably know him for his movie la, bamba. that's on this is us.

he lives with his owner outside of san juan. about the size of a great dane's head.og. >> 5:51. the ravens lost in buffalo. they looked off their rhythm and chopped into a tie for first place with the browns and bengals. >> time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> no delays for mass transit users. we do have a new accident on southbound 29 just past 108. start to see some delays in that area. two lanesdelays as are closed because of a fuel spill. that is impacting traffic on route 3. this is 295. southbound traffic starting to build and 175. york road is shut down between cold spring lane and old cold spring. charles or harford are your alternates. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> it should turn out to be a fairly nice day. 49 at the airport. we will make it up to 76 this afternoon. we will put a 20% chance for a sprinkle. the eastern half of the country should be quiet. 78 in atlanta. 57.y and chilly in seattle, we will check our seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. stay with

>> jet blue says they plan to roll out similar programs in boston, orlando, fort lauderdale and san juan in the near future. >> with the change of the electronic devices, maybe they can play it during take off and landing. >>> it's a purple monday after another ravens ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> coming up right now on eyewitness news at 6:00. ravens involved in an overnight incident. what head coach john harbaugh had to say tonight. >>> and a parent arrested at a school board meeting. what it has to do with a new teaching initiative. >>> a 16 -month-old girl is dead and now officials are investigating. what the girl's mother told us, coming up ahead. >>> mall massacre, do kenyan authorities finally have control of the situation? >>> check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. # >>> hello everybody i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter here's what people are talking about tonight. >> a brawl in a party bus injured a ravens player. jones was hurt when he was hit over the head with a champane bottle. megan joins us with reaction from coach h

rescuers found him in the san juan provence of argentinea.d authorities he lived off the sugar and raisins he brought with him, and also, ate rats that he trapped along wait. >> endurance swimmer diana nyad says she will meet with skeptic who's question whether she actually accomplished this feat honestly. some forums have lit up over whether she got into a boat. the team says the swimmer will meet to address claims. the 64-year-old says she did not cheat during that swim. >>> a san francisco supervisor wants stit to look ni controversial program aimed at reducing for closures. the man will be modeled after one in richmond that is facing legal action. >> i can tell you any time you doing in smg outside of the box we want to be responsible and smart about how we do it. >> mayor ed lee says using eminent domain could damage the city's bond ratings. >> the government's ad campaign to get americans to quit smoking appears to be working. cdc began airing these graphic ads last skbreer a survey reports the message is getting across for smokers. a t

. >> you had to go to sowatch to go to the san juan mountains where the gold was.grandfather was an ex showman he was not averse to promotion. maybe a little bit exaggerating. oh the gold mines are thriving, oh big strike in bonanza which never really struck big. >> combs doesn't go out and get news. the news comes to him. >> hey gene. i need this set of quilters in the paper for september. >> will do it. >> thanks, bye. >> bye-bye. >> you don't read the sowatch crescent for sensational reports or exposes. the steady rhythms of small town life. in this newsroom there's one ironclad editorial rule. >> we leave the bad news to somebody else. we're not interested in people's -- not their problem so much as their foibles. >> and that's how people here in sowatch like it. >> it would be the heartbeat of it. that's how we know what's going on in our community. >> we're very lucky to have it, yes, we are. it's been here for many years, and been an institution. in sowatch. >> we asked combs to sum up his life's work. >> i wouldn't say it's like you know, important. but it'

tiene una carta con la dirección de angel en san juan, puerto rico. hola, héctor., la atracción entre raquel y arturo es cada vez más profunda. te voy a extrañar.

some areas, the hardest hit windiest areas are likely to be in peujts northwest of seattle in the san juan islands and north whidbey island, potential for widespread power outages in those areas. it is a tough time for trees in the area because they still have their leaves. that makes them grab the wind more, grab the water more, and potentially have more breakage and effect on power lines. winds of 50, 60 miles per hour, that would close the aging 520 bridge that crosses lake washington. jonathan. >> we know this is the second storm in recent days. how did the earlier storm complicate matters tonight? >> well, that storm broke a 65-year-old record for rainfall, almost two inches. 1.71 inches of rain fell saturday. and i can tell you based on standing outside in the wind and the wet at my son's soccer game it was nasty, rain coming sideways in or th torrents. it could exacerbate the possibility of trees coming down. jonathan. >> katherine barrett, stay safe. thank you. >>> standing by in the weather center to talk about that storm. >> not the best combination with rain and wind. that groun

soraya leni, al jazeera san juan. >> more news at aljazeera.com. it for now. >> hello and welcome to al jazeera, i'm tony harris, here are your headlines. president obama tries to rally congressional support for a strike on syria. he is in a meeting with senator john mccain who has long pushed him to take a more drastic stance. diana nyad has done it. the long distance swimmer finished the trip from cuba to key west about an hour ago. nyad is the first to swim that route without a cage. 64 years old

they extract stone from quarries just outside of their village, san juan teitipac in mexico.the process has not changed much in a thousand years, except for a few modern conveniences. these metateros use steel picks. their counterparts in ancient copan had only stone tools. the metates are worked into rough shape here at the quarry to make them easier to transport back to the village for finishing. the transport system is hardly hi-tech, but it is certainly more efficient than what the ancient copan metateros had available. the maya carried everything on their backs because donkeys, horses, oxen and other beasts of burden did not exist here until the spanish brought them in the 16th century. what interests archaeologists most is that these modern metateros are also farmers, so they work at their craft only part-time. the ancient metateros may have done the same. filomeno gabriel mateo has only enough land to feed his family and a few animals. there is not enough to grow surplus produce to trade for other goods. interpreter: there's definitely not enough to sell, but the harve

even today, for areas around the san juan islands.hink the pacific northwest gets a lot of rain, but it doesn't get as much rain as even places in arizona can at times. so that is where the bulk of the rainfall is, in the midwest. these are impressive entire month of september records. portland, oregon since 1972 you have not gotten this amount of rain. and same story for olympia. it is still soggy in the northwest. >> all right. rebecca thank you. we'll hear from a democrat and a republican in washington. >>> the "washington post" reporting. this is the 900-page document we call obamacare. my staff has read the entire thing. can congress say the same? >> obama administration officials said they need to enrol 2.7 u.s. redents between the ages of 18 and 35 in exchange plans to balance risks and hold down costs. will they enrol come 1 october - should they pay the face. >> joining me now is jen mishory, deputy director of young invincibles, she's in washington d.c. and yevgeniy feyman, a research assistant at the manhattan institute. th

back to vote for burbank's mike gatto and rewind again, there's assemblywoman diane harkey from san juan capistrano voting for another teammate from huntington beach all this in less than a minute for bill to regulate outdoor advertising. but we saw it happening again and again on dozens of other bills. republicans an democrats regularly voting for somebody else. remember sawyer voting for gomez? here's gomez later that day voting for sawyer and then there is another person from san francisco casting multiple votes. watch this. >> so we're just asking this body to support it. >> reporter: he stands up to speak in support of a gun control bill. then right away, he rushes back to his desk to vote not only for himself but also adam gray of modesto and another person from van nuys. what's going on? it's called ghost voting. it's is it not allowed in california. it couldn't be more clear. a member may not operate the voting switch of any other member. hi. >> reporter: rendon didn't even know there was a rule. >> it's a custom and something you're allowed to do. >> reporter: we saw him ghost v

reform caucus within sciu and challenge the leadership with the san juan convention at puerto rico in 2008. they essentially set the stage for a leadership crackdown, the imposition quite literally of marshall law two years ago in california and served other sciu leaders removed 100 elective leader of -- and basically opened the local removed hundred of stewards in the second largest in labor history. at the same time even though they were both part of the dynamic new labor federation known as change to win. sci u-turned the guns on the hotel worker side of the fellow founding union changed to win. unleashing another whole front of civil warfare while it was going on in the mainland here, we had the sciu attack on the puerto rican teachers three years ago. 43,000 teachers and militant independent union went on on island-wide strike under the laws in effect in puerto rico. the union was desert fied. when it took a strike vote. the then governor of puerto rico refuse -- and a lot of support in puerto rico. it was under the critical issue of privatization of the school. sciu when represe

the american flag flies over san juan, flies over the government buildings. i'm not an immigrant." and even after it was established that she could legally move-- she married someone who was legally resident-- so the case was moot. she fought it all the way to the supreme court, famous case, and established the right of puerto ricans to be considered people who were part of these united states. in some ways she's puerto rican immigrant number one by establishing that in law. puerto ricans were not to become citizens until many years later, but her case set the press department. we had laws for sacks of coffee and sugar cane and coconuts and bananas and everything else but we hadn't really thought about the people. what are we going to do with them? and isabel gonzales solved that problem. >> ifill: ray, your book say real contribution to our understanding of who we as americans. thanks so much for writing it. "the latino americans: the 500-year legacy that shaped a nation." thanks. >> woodruff: ray's book was released in conjunction with a pbs special three-part, six-hour documenta