. >> reporter: in old san juan business is booming again. coffee shops are packed and reservations are hard to snag at the high end restaurant where the roofs collapsed during the monster storm. >> the best thing people can do is come and not donate your money but let us serve you. >> reporter: here they're fighting for every dollar as this island finds its rhythm again. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, san juan, puerto rico. >>> if you shop at sax fifth avenue or lord & taylor department stores. check your credit card statements. according to a cyber firm, hackers have stolen as many as 5 million credit and debit card numbers. the parent company for sax and lord & taylor says they are working to contain the breech and there is no indication digital platforms were affected. the company also says customers will not be liable for fraudulent charges. >>> this next headline sounds like it could be ripped from a sci-fi film, chinese space station hurdles out of control toward earth. but before you head for your bunker, our morgan radford has reality che

. >> reporter: in all, san juan business is booming again.acked, and reservations are hard to snag at marmalade, a high-end restaurant where the roof collapsed during the monster storm. >> i think the best thing that people can do is come and not donate money but let us -- let us serve you. >> reporter: here they're fighting for every dollar as this island finds its rhythm again. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, san juan, puerto rico. another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and wrinkles. one week? that definitely works! rapid wrinkle repair®. and for dark spots, rapid tone repair. neutrogena®. see what's possible. mother...nature! sure smells amazing... even in accounts receivable. gain botanicals laundry detergent. bring the smell of nature wherever you are. are confusing quilted northern are confusing quilted northernf. for a bouncy castle. they're both durable, flexible and nice

we have been told that san juan's airport is operational at this point using backup generator. but the problems have been ongoing. just last week nearly 1 million people lost power when a tree fell on a main line and disrupted power then. this is an issue they've battled for many months. the mayor of are san juan tweeting frustration saying i feel like we are back on september 20th. the entire electrical grid is down again. something she has been frustrated throughout the process with. also tweeting today that there is a major league baseball game that is set to take place tonight in san juan and says that game will go on. they will bring in temporary lights to try and keep that game going, but obviously, as you said. 40,000 residents in the remote areas of puerto rico have never seen their lights go back on. so now that this is where we are, i think there is certainly a sense that things are not getting better. a lot of frustration. >> catie, a sense of what caused this power outage at this point. >> reporter: they are investigating the cause and haven't nailed it down yet. we

the mayor of san juan, was at the press conference with the puerto rican league, who will play a seasonhis year. they are starting this weekend. part of it is, and what she said, we need to heal and recover. sport is a tool that helps us with that. it is something to cheer about. the world baseball classic, even carlos beltran and the houston astros accomplished on the field and helped to energize the puerto rican people in the midst of really dire circumstances with a lack of electricity, pottableo water. we look to these players because it is a tradition about being resilient. susan: tell people who are baseball history fanatics like yourselves where we can find your blog. adrian: we produce videos. lavidabaseball.com. susan: and you have a twitter feed. thank you so much for talking to us briefly about a long and complex history of latinos in baseball. adrian: thank you so much for having me. >> you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter @cspanhistory for information and to keep up with the latest n

presentador: la alcaldesa de san juan, carmen yulin cruz, figura entre las 100 personas mÁs influyentesmina porque fema no le ha devuelto el dinero. presentador: el panorama que nos estÁs planteando es terrible. la luz sigue yÉndose, hay mucha gente que no tiene electricidad, mÁs de medio millÓn de portorriqueÑos se han ido. >> 55%, perdÓn que te interrumpa, mÁs suicidios y un estimado de 500,000 hogares que necesitan reemplazar su techo completamente o parcialmente su techo . la prÓxima temporada de huracanes llega el primero de junio. jorge: mÁs de la entrevista el domingo 1 de julio. ♪ ♪ presentadora: kim jong-un se comprometiÓ a deshacerse de sus armas nucleares, empezando maÑana 21 de abril. asÍ lo informa la agencia estatal de noticias de corea del norte. para cumplir este propÓsito, el rÉgimen anunciÓun cese de las pruebas nucleares y del lanzamiento de misiles balÍsticos. la decisiÓn se da a conocer. jorge: el Único aeropuertov de nepal permaneciÓ cerrado hoy cuando un aviÓn patinó en la pista de aterrizaje al final de la pista. presentadora: con la proliferaciÓn de denuncias po

los lÍderes comunitarios estarÁ activista cristina jimÉnez, el chef josé andrÉs, la alcaldesa de san juan acompaÑa cristina jimÉnez. tÚ llegaste de ecuador cuando tenÍas 13 aÑos, fuiste indocumentada por mucho tiempo. hoy eres como uno de los principales rostros de los mÁs de 700.000 primer del paÍs y una de las cofundadores de la organizaciÓn inmigrante?cómo te sientes de ser parte de la importante ediciÓn de la revista time? cristina: es un reconocimiento para nuestras comunidades inmigrantes y los jÓvenes, que con mucho valor han estado luchando. tenemos ataques en estos momentos para las comunidades migrantes y las comunidades latinas en este paÍs. me da mucho orgullo y es un reconocimiento para nuestras comunidades. nuestros padres y para mis padres, muchos han venido a luchar a este paÍs. javier: el presidente trump le dio muerte a daca hace tiempohace tres semanas le dio su estocada final a travÉs de twitter. los dos partidos quieren revivir conversaciones que ayuden a concretar soluciones. se podrÁ seguir creyendo en una soluciÓn por parte del congreso? cristina: lamentablemente e

this includes schools, food shelters and this public laundromat in old san juan.y picked this site because after maria, wastewater wasn't being tread, and washing clothes became lethal. >> we use lithium iron phosphate, which is, as you can see, it's not a small system for a home, but it's much more resilient to environmenctl s. it can discharge and charge up to 10,000 times. >> reporter: by packing less energy per square inch, lithium iron phosphate bteries last longer, and are less likely to overheat in puerto rico's hot, humid climate. gentner expects this $40,000, six-kilowatt-hour battery system stat this laundromat to la 26 years. but, puerto rico's solal rev will need more than just batteries. ingredient number two: micro- grids. maria crushed 911 emergencyns communicatn the island, so the las vegas fire department partnered with the nonprofit sempowered by light and tar energy company sunrun to turn fire stations into solar stations. there is 6,600 watts on this roof. they suprt an 800-amp-hour, 25-kilowatt-hour battery system. so it's enough for them to p

el director mexicano guillermo del toro y dos figuras que han estado mano a mano la alcaldesa de san juanorres hablÓ con Él. >>> en cada pÁgina y en cada imagen hay un recuerdo y una emociÓn. como los goles de diego armando maradona para argentina. o la gloria de la estrella mexicana hugo sÁnchez, estampa que son la vida misma de alexis. >>> a los 9 aÑos cuando era el boom de mÉxico 86 habÍa mucha emociÓn por este mundial >>> era 1986 hace 32 aÑos cuando juntÓ su primer Álbum luego siguiÓ con los de a alemania y luego colombia pero un reto para un niÑo coleccionista de estampas. >>> era de poco a poco y me tardÉ para meses. emociÓn que continuo con estados unidos 94, francia 98 y corea japÓn 2002 tambiÉn alemania 2006 con la misma pasiÓn los lleno todos. >>> sigo viendo cada estampa de cada jugador donde juega >>> el fÚtbol es mÁs que partidos, goles trino,es, triun fracaso es una pasiÓn >>> cuando todavÍa no lo llenas sigues preocupando >>> como a lexis para sus Álbums buscÓ, compro, ter cambiÓ y hasta dejÓ de dormir llena sudÁfrica 2014 y brasil, el fÚtbol es una pasiÓn que se pega como

welcome to san juan de la vega a town where for one day a year this happens. the process the result of homemade explosives tapes to how mous. quick were the force of the explosion ripped through my heart. and they didn't live and that many and left wounded. big poses big preparation and a big show. size is importance to the men here today. and it's all for him the town's patron saint john the baptist. some here believe the saint will only hear their prayers if the sparks really fly. my cousin was stabbed in the chest close to his heart he wouldn't get better but then we called on someone and he was healed. you know it was. in a way this ritual is a dynamite devotional. and what did you pray for the beacon to have anything would happen to me. and. nothing. but there must be some sense to it we ask around. what's the connection between the explosions and the st. i can't exactly tell you. here's the bottom line is this ain't supposed to like you if you put yourself in danger. i don't really know. most people here don't know where this tradition comes from but tha

using generates is to work around the blackouts and it certainly didn't stop a baseball game in san juan between the minnesota twins and cleveland indians but puerto rican say they have run out of patience and reporter and t.v. hosts are also rivera called preppers the audience and edgy authority he called them incompetent in net and corrupt and the puerto rican gov tweeted as well his he said he's committed to push what he called trail blazing reforms to the energy sector but he did receive a load of messages and responses including from this person who says i'm so ashamed of puerto rico's government you know the system is weak and it has been for years to stop the lies and that seems to be something we keep hearing and seeing online as well and in the us has also tweeted the governor as well saying you've had test and evil must reach out to you even it costs too much money the people of puerto rico. now he's referring of course to the american auto make an energy company tesla which has come to the rescue before in several places around the world including puerto rico itself and that h

. >> reporter: in old san juan, business is booming again.e shops are packed and reservations are hard to snag at a high-end restaurant where the roof collapsed during the monster storm. >> i think the best thing that people can do is come and not donate your money, but let us serve you. >> reporter: here they're fighting for every dollar. as this island finds its rhythm again. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, san juan, puerto rico. >> all right. switching gears now -- >> wait, wait. you guys are professionals. you're going to keep personal opinions out of the next story. >> what do you mean? >> your story? >> yes. >> we're skipping this segment. >> next on sports we're going to talk to -- all right, bill. listen, you know, go ahead, give it to us, bill. just give it to us. >> it is snowing in new york city and snowing in pennsylvania and also philadelphia and it is going to snow in the northern plains tomorrow. we may even get snow in areas of the south as we head towards the weekend. yeah, winter is more than just holding on. it's -- that party gu

ella era carmen, la alcaldesa de la capital san juan.econocimiento te mandamos un gran abrazo y felicidades . siendo una de las personas mÁs influyentes del mundo, por parte de la revista times. vamos a voltear a puerto rico, que pueda llegar la ayuda que necesita. >>es otra plataforma para seguir diciÉndole dos cosas: agradecer al pueblo norteamericano, que contrario al gobierno federal, ha abierto sus brazos y su corazÓn, y si han ayudado a puerto rico. a la diÁspora puertorriqueÑaque ha sido extraordinaria. como estÁn haciendo hoy, mantenemos a puerto rico en la boca de todo el mundo, para que la gente sepa que todavia estamos lejos. el 1 de junio comienza nuevamente la temporada de huracanes. la administraciÓn del presidente trump le ha dado la espalda a puerto rico y ha estado violando los derechos civiles del portorriqueÑo continuamente. esto no es una cuestiÓn polÍtica, se trata de salvar vidas y que nuestros niÑos puedan ir a las escuelas. la mayorÍa de los niÑos estÁn todavÍa yendo a las escuelas cuatro horas al dÍa por la falta

. >>> 8-year-old dante, his mom donna and his grandmother were walking aabout in old san juan, puertost. >> beautiful thing. >> one of the popular things to do is to feed the birds so they bought some food from a nearby woman. >> i have to correct you, there's a big difference between feeding the birds and feeding the pigeons. >> you should have told dante that. >> he thinks this is going to play out like a little cartoon or a disney movie. >> let me get this under control. if i turn and face them and sprinkle a little bit. >> that would be a hitchcock movie. >> whoa, he's got it. one is on his hand. >> these things have no manners. i've been to this very spot where he is now and they just descend. >> but he's got this y'all. like a champ. >> he's also backed himself into a corner, too. >> about that corner, nick -- now things are getting a little bit -- >> oh no, the whole thing. >> here they come, one is on his back. >> mistake number one was dropping it all at of his feet. >> mistake number one was just getting involved in this, in the first place. >> he's like, take that. take tha

la alcaldesa de san juan, carmen. damos la bienvenida, buen dÍas. orgullo de nuestra patria. >>> gracias. >>> nos complace tenerla alcaldesa, cÓmo se siente de ser incluida en esta lista. >>> es una gran responsabilidad y gran honor y es para hablar, hoy se cumplen 7 meses que el huracÁn marÍa devastÓ a puerto rico y todavÍa hay casi 75 mil a 100.000 personas en puerto rico sin luz. aquellos que tienen luz, se va la luz continÚamente varias veces durante la semana y estamos hoy a 39-40 dÍas que comience la prÓxima temporada de huracanes hay 500 mil personas que todavÍa tienen su techo, que necesita ser completamente reemplazado o parcialmente reemplazado, no sabemos todavÍa con certeza el nÚmero de personas que han muerto. se estima que han muerto sobre mil personas. quizÁs no precisamente sobre el paso de la tormenta, pero que no tienen energÍa en sus hogares y han perdido la capacidad de estar conectados a un ventilador o darse una pequeÑa terapia de asma. desde que adamari con esa niÑa preciosa va a entender el dolor de la madres que se vieron po

valle de sacramento este jueves temperaturas cerca de los ochenta grados sea regiones del barrio de san juando iba a volver a aumentar la temperatura, pero este panorama pudiera darse hacia mediados de la prÓxima semana en algunas regiones incluso ha podido acercarse a los ochenta graus recuerda que puedes a travÉs de las redes sociales. efe lÓpez tiempo hasta que las informaciones para josÉ. gracias ugel le cuento que este viernes arrancÓ por las calles en donde estarÉ por diversas comunidades de la bahÍa. para escuchar sus historias y sus denuncias y comenzamos este viernes en cuyo pan services, aquÍ, en san josÉ acompÁÑame que esta retransmitiendo noticiero desde las seis de la tarde en vivo en ver este la direcciÓn ha y lo es, pero este viernes a las seis de la tarde. muy bien, muy bien palmira. >> en breve se conocerÁ de casos bomb cÓnyuges de ciudadanos estadounidenses fueron detenidos mientras intentaban regularizar su condiciÓn migratoria. >> y no se lara nos enlazamos con arantza los hay a y un adelanto de lo que tiene preparado para la ediciÓn nocturna. >> gracias palmira mÓnica lo

future operating in large by the law change so industries we spotted wesley snipes as he arrived in san juan joined forces with the ninja which unifies commerce communications and governance in a single platform which wesley believes to be the future of the movie making in the street so what does hollywood think of watching oh my god boy is this what is this what is this mammy i'm sick and that. good good good come out of what i'm working out of work but i'm not really would want to limit this if i am an optimist my preface in life was to create a product and bring in the technology. to elevate humanity to our ox and that that's something right there but hollywood does not do it at. the table hollywood how do you think law change can be facilitated in filmmaking if there's a system that allows the artists and the creators to get access to the resources and the capital the fuel all the what we call that yes. it's a good thing we hope to bring that to those two together and be made to be some great friends. to figure out ways to use what you guys are creating this new frontier in what we do st

sreenivasan: turning now to puerto rico, and what's at stake there fo teachers i am joined via skype from san juan by danica coto of the associated press. .so, first of all, ythe closure? >> well, the department of education has said in the past three deck aerkdpuerto rico s seen school enrollment drop at 42%, and since may have last year, enrollment has dropped by 38,7 most of it is due to the economic crisis, but in addition, there's been roughly 5,000 people who have left after hurricane maria. so mostf is due to the drop, in addition to them wanting te o consolidhools and save some money. >> sreenivasan: so what happens to the teachers. wh happens to the buildings? sure, well, there's about 4,700e hers who will be affected. the secretary of education has promised that no one will lose their job. so the plan is r toedistribute them to other schools. and those who need more training will receive more trainihng expect ten one of the biggest complaints is exactly that-- what wil happen to the schools? puerto rico, from 2010 to 2015, has closed abt 150 schools, and then last year, they closed 1anot

. >> reporter: she had been training in san juan and hurricane. the director of the san francisco school. she had done a four-week intensive program at the san francisco ballet the summer before. would they now accept her at thh school? she was offered a spot. >> not something you can do one day and take a week off. >> i was like, mom, i got in. i was like i started crying. may mom started crying. >> reporter: she received a scholarship from the ballet. her entire community, even a puerto rican actress helped to pitch in for her room and board. unfortunately because it is so far, and so costly, her parents may not be able to attend. still she considers herself one of the lucky ones able to leave an unbearable situation. >> this is so affecting many, many families. this is not over. >> reporter: in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >>> roseanne back for a new episode. natasha zouves talks to connor. >> reporter: how are you as a cast negotiating that? >> we have always been brave and willing to have those honest conversations that a lot of

. >> reporter: she had been training in san juan and the hurricane. to write a letter to the director of the san francisco school. she had done a four-week intensive program at the san francisco ballet the summer before. would they now accept her at the school? she was offered a spot. >> not something you can do one day and take a week off. >> i was like, mom, i got in. i was like i started crying. may mom started crying. >> reporter: she received a scholarship from the ballet. her entire community, even a puerto rican actress helped to pitch in for her room and board. unfortunately because it is so far, and so costly, her parents may not be able to attend. still she considers herself one of the lucky ones able to leave an unbearable situation. >> this is so affecting many, many families. this is not over. >> reporter: in san francisco, lyanne mendez, abc7 news. >>> roseanne back for a new episode. natasha zouves talks to connor. >> reporter: how are you as a cast negotiating that? >> we have always been brave and willing to have those honest conversa

can establish individual sovereignty absolutely and it's a fantastic city a fantastic place old san juan is like a european city that's why we're probably going to end up living there oh east where this right well you know we got to go take a break this ran fantastic in puerto rico that's probably why we're going to live there would that be fantastic well we got to take a little break but don't go away when we come back we'll actually be doing stuff again from puerto rico don't go away. we've signed one of the greatest. but there was one more question and by the way i was going to be your coach. guys i know you on the us he's a huge star and a huge amount of pressure you have to be the center of the. great. you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get the best go. alone. and i'm really happy to join. us for. the special one it was also appreciated me to just say to review. the latest edition to make up as we go. to look. at the plate for many clubs over the years so we know that. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch pull the final school it's about

. >> reporter: escondido the sixth municipality, we saw humboldt, huntington beach, san juan, capistranowho knows before the april 17th vote, we couldn't see other cities taking action, all eyes right here along this border and on this issue. >> we appreciate it. as the white house prepares to deploy troops former speaker of the house newt gingrich is calling out democrats for sparking a, quote, cultural civil war over illegal immigration. he says it is not coming from a place of compassion because the left is using it to derail the president's agenda. >> the cultural civil war. if you are the left you never talk about your side's weaknesses or acknowledge the other side's strengths. what is happening to the left is if you are an average american you see more jobs every month, more investment every month, trump doing what he promised he would do, standing up for america and your choice, those who think it is okay to have thousands of people cross the border versus protecting america, inch by inch trump is organizing like andrew jackson and that will be decisive in changing america's futu

fountain valley, san juan capistrano and yoreba linda. >>> house speaker paul ryan is not seeking re-electiondeparture is a blow to members. house minority leader nancy pelosi says despite our differences, i commend his steadfast commitment to our country. during his final months, democrats are hopeful that he joins us to work constructively to advance. >>> this year my last year as speaker of the house. you all know that i did not seek this job. i took it reluctantly, but given this job everything that i have. and i have no regrets whatsoever for having accepted this responsibility. >> reporter: ryan will leave washington passing one of his goals. >> ernest selfless and focused approach that has defined his entire career. >> reporter: the speaker says he wants to spend more time with his family. >> what i realize is if i am here for one more term, my kids will only have ever known me as a weekend dad. i just can't let that happen. >> reporter: ryan will serve out his full term before retiring in january. >> he gave it his job. he did an effective job and raised a lot of money. i think it too

fountain valley, san juan c capistrano and yoreba linda. >>> house speaker paul ryan is not seeking re-electionhis departure is a blow to members. house minority leader nancy pelosi says despite our differences, i commend his steadfast commitment to our country. during his final months, democrats are hopeful that he joins us to work constructively to advance. >>> this year my last year as speaker of the house. you all know that i did not seek this job. i took it reluctantly, but given this job everything that i have. and i have no regrets whatsoever for having accepted this responsibility. >> reporter: ryan will leave washington passing one of his goals. >> ernest selfless and focused approach that has defined his entire career. >> reporter: the speaker says he wants to spend more time with his family. >> what i realize is if i am here for one more term, my kids will only have ever known me as a weekend dad. i just can't let that happen. >> reporter: ryan will serve out his full term before retiring in january. >> he gave it his job. he did an effective job and raised a lot of money. i think it

the mayor of san juan tweeted "play ball, nothing will stop us." minnesota won in the 16th inning. >>> the city of houston will swr celebrate the life of former first lady barbara bush last night. she died tuesday at her home in houston. >> former president george h.w. bush says in a statement that the outpouring of love and friendship being directed at the enforcer is lifting us all up. he was of course quoting a family nickname for his wife. bianna golodryga is at st. martin's episcopal church in houston where mrs. bush's funeral will be held. >> reporter: good morning. i see you and i are both wearing our blue in honor of the former first lady. from the moment you land at george bush international airport, you see that the bush family and the city of houston go hand-in-hand. the funeral will be taking place on saturday at st. martin's church behind me. among those in attendance, first lady melania trump, the obamas and the clintons. from the bushes summer compound in kennebunkport, maine, to the gates of their houston home, bouquets of flowers h

. >> reporter: she had been training at two ballet schools in san juan.september hurricane maria changed everything for her and for millions of puerto ricans. >> it was just like back to square one. like we had to start from zero. >> reporter: with no way to advance her training she decided to write a letter to the director of the san francisco ballet school. she had recently done a four-week intensive program at the san francisco ballet the summer before. but would they now accept her at the school? few get in. a a armond knew she needed his help to take the spot. >> i started crying and my mom started crying. >> reporter: she received a scholarship from the ballet. mer parents, her teacher, her entire community, even a puerto rican actress pitched in to help pay for her room and board. and towards the end of may she will demonstrate what she learned during the student showcase. unfortunately, because it's so far and so costly her parents may not be able to attend. still, she considers herself one of the lucky ones. able to leave an unbearable situation.

west fork is in a remote part of dolores county, colorado, surrounded by the san juan national forest. the closest fire station is currently 26 miles away. the west fork fire station act conveys approximately 3.6 acres of the national forest system lands to the dolores county for the strict purpose of building and operating a fire station in the west fork area. in addition to creating emergency and fire response challenges, the lack of dedicated fire station has created insurance challenges for homeowners in the west fork. in the areas surrounded by the national forest land, it is critical to have a fire -- to have fire insurance for your home and other structures on your property. with no fire station in reasonable proximity to the area, it is near impossible for homeowners to obtain fire insurance in the west fork. my bill would help change that. west fork fire station will be operated by a volunteer fire department. men and women who dedicate their time, talent, and often put the safety of their community and neighbors ahead of their own. i greatly appreciate their service to the c

major league baseball up in the two-game series in san juan, puerto rico.ght for the natives. cheryl: jared max has that story another sports headlines. good morning. >> of mourning, cheryl. good morning, gerri willis. hurricane were essential broke all 500 light from a demolished batting tunnels, demolish the scoreboard in left debris dangling and strewn all over the field. last night they played in india and major-league game. puerto rican native got the crowd into a frenzy. >> in the air, right field, at the wall. gone. >> there is islam and the crowd. he had a home run with a six to one victory come in the first game played in puerto rico in eight years in the majors geared japanese phenom is human after all. pitching record flawed. the leadoff home run with mookie betz only lasted two innings because of a bad blister on his middle finger gave up three runs. the red sox don't major-league best 14 and two they went 10 to one. nba playoff tripleheader went for the raptors, pelicans and boston celtics as they scored 30 points, terry regier had 23. third st

could've read it multiple times last multiple times last night in the time it took to complete the san juanns and indians for third team innings. both teams hit homers in the 14 and it finally ended the 16th great grandma martha's third hit of the night. no bigger head around these parts than the new york mets. >> gets out of here. grand slam. >> that's trail until they scored nine of the eight. third team in four and not the only grand slam last night. the red sox cleared the bases, too. boston then did nothing. red sox are 17 to begin the season 15 to two. cheryl: i'm still stuck on the nine runs. they got smashed in the late innings. great response from lebron. another game called in baseball because of bad weather. 25 times this month. cheryl: it's winter. thank you very much. you can of course catches for stands at minus 20 for seven sirius xm channel 115. adam: the european union is drying up a deal for president cheryl: try and head off u.s. steel and aluminum terrace. i have report straightahead on "fbn:am." the ♪ at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matt

the fifth or 6th municipality behind, we saw orange counsel and he this week huntington beach and san juan taking action. it is without a doubt, katie, governor brown has a problem. residence denies of california feel these laws have cross said the line between protecting rights of illegal criminals and the safety of those communities. katie? >> reporter: thank you. joining us the man at the center of the story. mayor al vez a republican in berkeley, california. thank you so much. beshg low mayor is a democrat who supports sanctuary policies. first mayor, you have taken an oath of office as a citizen coming in the country as an immigrant. explain how that plays into your decision to be against the sanctuary laws out of sacramento. >> i took the oath twice. first when i became a citizen in 1990 and second time when i was elected council man in 2004 and last time elected mayor in 2010. i came to this count row to keep my family safe. i see myself here fighting for the safety of my family and00 autofamilies of the city. i represent the 150,000 of residence denies our relationship with ice hav

twins players walking on the tarmac to a charter for san juan.he indians tomorrow. postpone yesterday than it any day and mutually baseball in 10 years. tigers yankees doubleheader was rained out. kansas city, cleveland minnesota in chicago. boston, although postponing the future game because of heavy rain. first time it had to be postponed in 34 years. red sox beat the orioles three to one and it's the best start in 118 year history of the boston red sox. best team in the national league. the new york mets to starting picture no ascender guard. the walkoff homerun for wilmer flores. the best start in mets history. one time bartolo cologne with the texas rangers now nearing 45 years old took a perfect game to the eighth inning last night. richard 21 until texas bt standing 10 to three to one. the broad james had not lost a game since 2012 streaking to amend yesterday. lebron had been 12 and no. when the playoff series and wanted the registered a triple double, and they clobbered 98 winning 21 straight for yesterday's loss. the rockets, celtics st

he was taken to san juan for treatment.here is no word on his condition. >> but the last administration and this one made very clear that our role in syria is to defeat devices. we are not going to engage in the civil war itself. because that was defense secretary james mattis yesterday as the pentagon and the white house decide on a possible military strike on syria. the white house thing all options are on the table. >> i think we've taken a look and we've determined that if, in fact, syria was in the government was the force that initiated and carried out these devastating chemical attacks and then obviously a response is going to be necessary, we clearly have the u.s., united kingdom, and france now willing and committed to doing combat operations if and when we decide to actually pull the trigger. >> julie: joined me now as lieutenant colonel, military experts for defense priority. thank you so much for coming back on the program. first of all, i want to turn to twitter as i often do when talking about anything that ha

he was born 27 miles from san juan and the first time he's played on this stage in puerto rico. family and friends and he didn't miss an opportunity to make them all smile. look at this. a two-run home run sending the fans into an absolute frenzy and the crowd chanted his name until he came out of the dugout for a curtain call. his mom said this is the greatest feeling she's ever had. lindor himself said this -- >> it gives me goosebumps just to know she thinks that way. it's extremely special. she put a lot of time and a lot of effort to get me on the right path. when i was a little kid i was always going in different directions and she took a long time to guide me down the right path and this is for them. >> he smelled good doing it, john. finally to an athlete who pushed through hours of uncomfortable position, she's a mom of two and ran the first 15 miles in the heavy win and torrential rain until her lips turned purple and mary stopped after running five hours and she was not done, she was determined to finish the race. she showered and warmed up a bit and put on a change o

the lights at the stadium in san juan were still on where the indians and minnesota twins played thetwo game series. a hormomerun in front of home crowd, helping the indians to a 6-1 win and going down in history books. >> i have to say, despite everything puerto rico has been through, i am sure it is nice for people there to have the lights in the stadium on. >>> still ahead, what we are learning about cia director mike pompeo's meeting with kim jong-un. a live report on that. >>> and tributes pour in following the death of barbara bush. looking at her life as former first lady and matriarch to the bush family. be right back. (cat 1) friskies world... (cat 2) hey, what's that? (cat 1) whoa, gravy! (cat 2) you mean extra gravy! (cat 1) what?! (cat 2) that's friskies extra gravy-chunky! (cat 1) chunky gravy purr-adise! (cat 2) purr-adise? really? (vo) feed their fantasy. friskies. hello. give me an hour in tanning room 3. cheers! that's confident. but it's not kayak confident. kayak searches hundreds of travel sites to help me plan the best trip. so i'm more than confident. forgot me

he was born 27 miles from san juan. the first time he's played on the stage in puerto rico.had 60 family members and friends including his mom. look at what he did to make them happy. his two-run home run sending fans into a frenzy. the crowd chanted lyndor's name until he came out of the dugout for a kurton call. the 24-year-old a legend on the island. he played for team puerto rico during the baseball classic and made multiple trips back in the off season to help those affected by the hurricane. >>> and the celtics-bucs playoff series. the celtics proof luck is on their side. scoring 20 points in boston's 120-106 win. eric bledsoe not so much, he's been covered like a blanket by celtics guard terry roez zier. >> he's gotten off to a strong start. no turnovers in 76 minutes. how do you take that? >> who? >> terry rozier. >> reporter: a team made of players who individually feel like they have a lot to prove. but collectively are doing the unthinkable, representing their virginia. the vegas -- their cities. the vegas golden knights advancing in the playoffs after sweeping th

the san juan mayor says the game will go on as scheduled tonight, using emergency systems. >> a friendack visiting in puerto rico. it is better than we're led to be than it looks. there are glitches. without question, without question. >>> a beloved impact on our nation, remembering life and legacy of former first lady barbara bush. that is coming up. >> there is a lot of condolences pouring in. laura and i and our entire family are grateful for people's prayers around sympathies. it is the end of a beautiful life. ♪ burning, of diabetic nerve pain, these feet... loved every step of fatherhood... and made old cars good as new. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer, so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects: dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain, swelling of

. >> she has been training at two schools in san juan.d everything for her and millions of puerto ricans. >> it was just like back to square one. we had to start from zero. >> with no way to advance the training she decided to write a letter to the director of the san francisco ballet school, parktd armandp. she had recently done a four-week intensive program at the san francisco ballet the summer before. but would they accept her? few get in. >> obviously i've been following on the news and have friends in puerto rico i thought it was really a horrible time for them receiving that letter, you know, i had to help. i mean, it was like a cry from the heart. >> and right before christmas after weeks of waiting it is finally received word from the san francisco ballet school inviting here to join them. >> i was like, mom, i got in. i started crying. my mom is cry zbroog she received a scholarship from the ballet. her parents a teacher her community even a puerto rican actress pifrpd in to help pay for room and board. >> i really want to conti

the electric power authority a main linefell o n supporting power to san juan and surrounding areas.thout power since hurricane maria struck months ago. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: let's get a recap of today's market action. green across the screen for u.s. stocks, with the dow leading the way up 293. points the president walking back his rhetoric when it comes to syria, russia missile strikes, and trade war with china. he is considering rejoining the transpacific partnership, according to a report. >> "what'd you miss?" investors remain undeterred in the face of trade wars and missile strikes in russia. the fundamentals are intact. i want to bring in geoff dennis, securities securities. as important as the fundamentals are, we cannot escape the politics. depicts thert that stock market shift we have seen of recent sanctions, and of course tensions with syria over the weekend. you say this could be an opportunity. we have liked russia all year. what we think we know is reasonably good. the market is cheap. the economy is improving. our economists for russia certain

damian: we begin today with the monthly visit by the mexican consul general here in san jose. juan manuel calderon is my guest on "comunidad del valle" one more time. [speaking in foreign language] thank you, welcome to the show. juan manuel calderon: gracias. damian: how are things going so far for you here in this office? you're working about seven, eight days a week now trying to get all the people in and out of your offices. juan: yes, we have many, many things to do at the office. we work every day almost, saturday and sundays. and last sunday, we are in--we are--let me remember.

san juan capistrano voting to condemn sb 54.ion between the federal i.c.e. officials and local law enforcement. san diego county will vote on april 17th, to possibly take action. they will see what they say. i will talk to some of their supervisors. we will track the growing strong which means trouble for governor jerry brown, and attorney general javier becerra. steve: try up to sacramento. because people of california don't like this. ainsley: they have had enough. steve: president trump heads to west virginia for a roundtable on tax cuts. governor jim justice will meet the president but will join us live with a conversation with brian on the other side of the timeout. ainsley: slamming the a "roseanne" rebeauty, calling her a most piece for the -- a mouthpiece forbi the president t isn't she representing americans?r allergies with sinus congestion and pressure? you won't find relief here. go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray relieves 6 symptoms... claritin-d relieves 8, including

helped keep the lights on with its solar systems at a fire station in san juan, puerto rico.company says they are committed to powering eight stations across the island with solar. (steve) meanwhile in hawaii. more than 425 people have been evacuated from kauai county since monday-- and a new round of flooding is possible. heavy rain triggered massive flooding, caused landslides, and knocked out power. rescuers had to use helicopters and even jet skis to get stranded people to safety. hawaii's red cross has opened shelters for evacuees and those who need food or water. the governor has issued an emergency proclamation for kauai. the national weather service has issued a flash flood watch for all hawaiian islands that's in effect through tomrrow afternoon. lawrence karnow: there was plenty of sunshine today but the winds were gusty near the coast. tonight will be nice and clear and the winds will be breezy but decrease thoughout the night. you can see on doppler the snow showers over the sierra but the bay area is clear. on the satellite you can see the storm clouds moving eas

. >> reporter: san juan's mayor saying the total power outage in puerto rico pinpoints the fact that we are still in a fragile state, and our electrical system is weak at best. officials said the outage would last 24 hours to 36 hours. the priority for crews restoring power to hospital, airports and water pumping systems followed by homes and businesses. and puerto rico's governor says he wants to cancel the contract with the subcontractor responsible for the outage. making matters even worse, hurricane season is just around the corner. the official start date is june 1st. george. >> it is back already. okay, victor, thanks. >>> now to david copperfield taking the stand forced to publicly reveal how he performs one of his biggest tricks after a man was injured at a show and sued. abc's t.j. holmes here with the details. you have got it down, t.j.? >> i still don't know how they pull a rabbit out of a hat but, in this case, david copperfield makes 13 people disappear on stage and reappear at the back of the room. well, because a man was injured after he disappeared, we now know exactl

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. >>> the san mateo county sheriff says it's looking for more possible victims following the arrest of a man on rape charges. 25-year-old juan redwood city was arrested yesterday. the investigation goes back to april of last year when a female victim reported being sexually assaulted inside his apartment. the sheriff's office is encouraging anyone with information to give them a call. >>> authorities say a google software engineer whose body was found in a drainage canal in sunnyvale died of drowning. her body was found december 7th along the bay trail. the autopsy shows she died the same day she was reported missing. the sunnyvale department of public safety is looking over the results and will release more information on monday or tuesday. >>> now to washington where the epa chief scott pruitt continues to fight for his job. he's facing a barrage of allegations and criticism, even from members of his own party. >> reporter: mix messaged out of the white house on the future of scott pruitt as the environmental chief faces growing criticism over his spending habits. >> the president wants and demands quite frankly from his c

en san josé disminuyen las temperaturas y a partir del viernes ,es todo lo que les traigo >> este verano manchester united visita el área de la bahía le tenemos una entrevista en exclusiva con juanará el área de la bahía el 22 de julio en levi's stadium y será una gran oportunidad para el equipo dijo jefferson quintana y él los conoce bien >> conozco a manchester united los esperamos de gran manera los esperamos con muchas ganas >> y alejandro navarro de telemundo los Ángeles se sentó a platicar con juan carlos osorio y acá les dejó parte de la entrevista >> ha pesado mucho el tema de las rotaciones en su gestión >> a mí me parece que se ha magnificado una única manera de mejorar el ser humano demostrar que esta para desafíos grandes es la competencia, producto de esta rotación vemos que varios jugadores que no habían sido tenidos en cuenta, que muchos llaman moleros esta cerca del primer equipo como araujo jesús gallardo irving lozano entre otros, es válido y el arriesgar ha dado frutos para el fútbol mexicano >> rafael márquez tiene posibilidad de ir a rusia 2018 >> nos preocupa, lo invitamos en su aspecto deportivo lo invitamos a entrar a la plataforma que la federación diseñ