jorge: la perla es un barrio centenario de san juan a la orilla del mar.o titulares, la víctima era el empresario adam anhang de 32 años. obed: se trataba del asesinato de una pobre persona, era multimillonario con socios en puerto rico, poderoso. jorge: uno de esos socios era el desarrollador roberto tito cacho. roberto: me entero porque un amigo me llama y me dice pon las noticias, y veo a mi socio tirado en la calle en el viejo san juan. jorge: según las autoridades había sido un robo fallido. roberto: no le robaron la cartera, tenía píldoras en el bolsillo, efectivo, no les robaron nada. jorge: esa misma mañana había rumores de qué pasó y quién estaba tras el crimen. roberto: me empezó a llamar gente a decirme que quien mató a alan fue alex, el loco, fue un crimen de encargo, él no es asaltante, es asesino a sueldo y trabaja para criminales. jorge: aparentemente el asesino era conocido-- roberto: trabajaba en legales y la gente lo conocía, esa información se la transmití a la policía. las cosas pasaron rápido y de forma extraña. jorge: el periodista be

mientras tanto como nos informan desde san juan miles de puertorriqueÑos 60 en atrapados en medio desaje incluso en san juan porque la mayorÍa de la ayuda federal para la reconstrucciÓn aÚn no ha llegado. >> vinieron los de fema,me dijeron que esperara despuÉs me llegÓ la carta que me decÍa que no cualificada porque no tenÍa daÑo suficiente. >> pero si su casita estÁ casi destruida con miedo a la llegada de otro huracÁn acusa a los polÍticos locales de quejarse y pedir mÁs. ricardo rosellÓ lo desmiente. >> hemos recibidouna . 7 millones de dÓlares y de esos solamente 25 millones son para lo que se llama construcciÓn o trabajos permanentes. literalmente es una fracciÓn Ínfima. de esos 11,000 millones se han gastado en la recuperaciÓn de los huracanes marÍa e irma. varios funcionarios de las propias agencias involucradas en la asignaciÓn de fondos para puerto rico ha rechazado la cifra de trump de $91,000,000,000 pero el presidente insiste en hacerlo. >> aquÍ dijo que no hab dijo que habÍa una crisis cuando no la hay. yo creo que es una cosa en contra de los hispanos. creo que es un as

. >> hoy canta reguetón en el viejo san juan . >> hablas español?nillo para cuándo [♪] [♪] . >> su novia es la que lo inspira a grabar en redes . >> siempre fue loco ? . >> siempre fue loco, a uno le gusta pasar tiempo con él . >> la gente lo ve como un loco, pero quiere hacer reír a la gente eso sí vale .- >> es la segunda vez que graba en puerto rico .- >> (habla en inglés) .- >> porque mi corazón es en puerto rico, mi cuerpo es en puerto rico soy coreano pero de cintura puertorriqueño . >> Él era empresario y tenía un restaurante pero dejó todo por hacer reír . >> (habla en inglés) . >> tengo una vida , uno .- >> (sonido ambiente) . >> qué vida tiene como lo mencionamos él se graduó de una empresa y inició su carrera de inversionista y ahora es cantantes .- >> y vemos entonces esta imagen en este restaurante con este mensaje, en el cuál dice esto, (información en pantalla) y expertos quieren hacer hincapié que el estómago no tienen nada que ver con lo reproductivo . >> y el sumo pontífice al regreso de la pausa le rinde tributo a las madres del m

en san juan puerto rico verÓnica primer impacto. >> para nuestro final de impacto los gemelos parte cumpliricencia de conducir. al parecer la longevidad predomina en esta familia porque la mayor tiene 105 aÑos y la menor 98. michelle: asÍ es. patricia: hoy es lunes 6 de mayo y estas son las principales noticias. el vicepresidente mike pence ofrecerÁ incentivos a soldados venezolanos para que abandonen a nicolÁs maduro. un grupo de 600 inmigrantes cruzÓ la frontera hacia la ciudad texana de roma. se planean dar visas en agricultura, pesca y hotelerÍa. algunos empleadores dicen que llenen escasez de personal. asÍ comenzamos la ediciÓn no una. acompaÑenos. -- nocturna. acompÁÑanos. ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. ♪ patricia: quÉ tal?, comenzamos con los incentivos que ofrecerÁ el vicepresidente mike pence a militares venezolanas para que le dÉ la espalda a nicolÁs maduro. la oferta tambiÉn incluirÍa asistencia a los venezolanos que han huido del paÍs y un paquete de ayuda econÓmica. llegada de indocumentados en cifras rÉcord

reportera: con mucho delorean el Último adiÓs san juan, un joven de 16 aÑos que falleciÓ tras una operaciÓnrtando. reportera: reconoce que no deseaba que cuando emprendiera el viaje a estados unidos, asegura que en esta comunidad ya no tienen cÓmo sobrevivir. >> yo nunca le dirÍa amigo que se vaya, porque arriesga la vida. reportera: mientras cristians programa, otros dos cadÁveres de jÓvenes arribaban a guatemala. uno es una niÑa de 10 aÑos que se encontraba con su madre en la estaciÓn migratoria de iztapalapa, mÉxico . falleciÓ despuÉs de que la trasladarÁn al hospital pediÁtrico en la capital mexicana. un golpe al caerse de una literaen el dormitorio, causÓ la muerte de la pequeÑa. >> sufre un accidente. [audio difuso] fue fundamentalmente trauma por el golpe. reportera: arribÓ el cuerpo de hermida mÉndez de 17 aÑos, quien estaba en estados unidos y muriÓ de un paro cardiaco hace un poco mÁs de tres semanas. ella residÍa con en maryland con su hermana mayor, su padre la despidiÓ, y fue quien tuvo que recibir su cadÁver hoy. las familias afectadas han solicitado a las autoridades una expl

period, but they are being shut down and redistributed and we have missions in carmel, soledad, san juan batista, santa cruz, santa clara mission is here, san francisco mission is here. brand-new missions appear. -- up here. so they don't just shut down missions, they create them here, but those then go through the process of secularization. you have a number of missions, then our other institution -- here is the pueblo. what is the one pueblo in this map? san jose. san jose is here. what is the other pueblo? los angeles, and then the third pueblo that the spanish leave right at the end is santa cruz. santa cruz, san jose, two of these pueblos, and what our class is about is we want more pueblos. we want to expand the number. that is the biggest issue of creating a better united states of mexico, is to expand the number of pueblos and figure out how this can work. ranchos, lots of ranchos are set up during this period. rancho this, rancho that. about the sad story of what is the biggest rancho of california, which is vallejo rancho here. he could have done more. if he had, we would like

>>> las autoridades de salud investigan, obligÓ al cierre de una escuela en el distrito escolar san juanse transmite por el contacto con personas infectadas. >>> ad cuerdo al centro de control y prevenciÓn de enfermedad. en 24 estados de la naciÓn. personas contagiadas con esta enfermedad. el Último estado estÁn los contagios new york con el primer lugar con 700 casos reportados. >>> disfrutando de un descanso de la lluvia. y no serÁ por mucho tiempo. pasamos con gabriela dÍaz. >>> hay que aprovechar si hay un tipo de actividad al aire libre. hÁgalo las prÓximas horas. la ll podrÍa afectar sus claves. hemos tenido este frente frÍo. estas temperaturas en los 65 grados. vamos con esta toma en vivo, para antar la dinÁmica que se estÁ mostrando en lareseia d estas be llegada de lluvia durante las deximas horas. estamos viendo ascenso propicio paraormara nubosidad y lo vemos latente. las prÓximas horas camino a casa y a partir de las 10 de la noche puede comenzar la precipitaciÓn de forma ligera. el sistema llega del norte de la bahÍa. y que caiga para las horas de la noche a la madrugada. ll

jeff san juan. he serves as the senior infrastructure development officer for aida, he manages the operations and projects for the infrastructure development division. the division is responsible for direct lending, public private partnerships, nmtc which you told me about but i'm going to let you talk about it again and special projects from the alaska legislature. 15 years in finance and banking. lastly is the honorable richard benville. richard benville is a proud resident of 30 years of nome and its mayor. richard also serves as a board member of the alaska state chamber of commerce and vice president of the nome chamber of commerce. just vice president, mr. mayor? >> 25 years. >> the bearing strait leadership community, nome arts council. the mayor is also an active member in the alaska travel industry. and association and founder of nome discovery tours also in its 30th year. in november he will assume the chairmanship of alaska's municipal leagues of alaska's mayor association and he consider

. >>> un aviÓn que sale de (nombr en inglÉs) o sale de san juan puerto rico y opera 7- 8 hasta 10 horasan salido 11 vuelos de base de nebraska y puerto rico para sobrevolar el mar caribe >>> estos aviones estÁn en todas partes del mundo y vemos el movimiento de venezuela desde el mes de enero. >>> segÚn las matrÍculas que hemos cotejado se trata de modelos r c 135. que puede ser re abastecido de combustible en el aire. >>> este aviÓn de reconocimient es una plataforma nacional todo lob lo que se captura aquÍ va (nombre en inglÉs) >>> esto vuela con un equipo de oficiales que intercepta conversaciones telefÓnicas y mensajes encriptados, otro equipo de analistas revisa esta informaciÓn y el tercer grupo de oficiales localiza los movimientos militares del enemigo. uno de los intereses de estados unidos es monitorear el sistema ruso adquiridos desde el gobierno de hugo chÁvez y la presencia de militares rusos en venezuela. >>> la llegada de los rusos a venezuela estÁn en disponer de estos sistemas balÍsticos de ta manera y que los empleos sean adecuados >>> pero tendrÁ rusia la capacidad de

atacado al condado de sacramento y el cual las autoridades siguen investigando, escula del distri de san juanvirus es mÁs activo durante esta Época del Ñ aÑo, por eso le recordamos a la gente que se laven muy bien las manos, ya que asÍ se puede prevenir. el virus comienza en el hogar. no es la primera vez que sacramento tiene un brote de esta enfermedad en las escuelas. >>... incluso cÓmo les va a llevar a los niÑos para que salgan adelante? >> aunque este virus ataca las personas de todas las edades los mÉdicos exhortan a que los padres de familia, limpien la superficie de sus hogares y los juguetes de sus niÑos con productos desinfectantes,>> al sur de california las autor autoridades estÁn i implementando una iniciativa que les prohibirÁ a las imponer infracciones a menos que las personas que viven en automÓviles se muden a unos estos elementos seguros. los crÍticos dicen que la nueva ley penalizarÁ innecesariamente a los indigentes y castigarÁ las personas que ya luchan por cambiar sus vidas. si es de los que acostumbra mandar mensajes de textos a poÍ salirl una propuesta de ley podrÍa mu

shirley: well, i left gilroy, the santa clara county area, and moved over to san juan bautista.nd involved with the league of united latin american citizens, luvac. and i'm involved with a group called las comadres that many of them are--worked with the teatro campesino. and so, we meet every saturday, and i'm still involved in politics, and mover and shaker in the community. damian: for 60 years now, how many? i don't want to date you, but-- shirley: since i was-- since i was ten. damian: and very active with the united farm workers and-- shirley: exactly, exactly, yes. i just--i was supposed to speak at the breakfast in gilroy and my son passed away. so, they read my speech and everyone was in tears. damian: oh, i bet, i bet. well, it's an honor. again, two community legends here on "comunidad del valle." and you're putting together this youth mariachi competition. tell us about it and why we're so excited about it. kathy: well, i'm very excited because i joined the morgan hill historical society, and our community is represented by about 35% of the population. and i've been o

they acknowledged that in the 48 hotspot communities, district of rico,ia, san juan, puerto seven rural states, that would be where the number of patients that would not qualify for federal programs or be involved in commercial insurance, so that number came from the cdc and we were happy to support them. >> so if they came up with a higher number, it is quite possible you would have given more? that is a reasonable assumption? >> that is a reasonable assumption. we are trying to solve the gap that isn't currently covered by our access programs. >> do you, you know, mr. o'day, something was said here earlier and i want you to be real quick. i've said this to many other witnesses in the pharmaceutical industry. i have no problem with you on making a profit. fit,nt you all to make a pro because i have seen what research can do. i have relatives that went, for example, from a chronic con dition, from a terminal condition with cancer to chronic. i have seen it, in a few years. and i have served with dr. gallo on the human virology board in maryland, so we have been dealing with this for a l

from bunker hill to bellow it, from san juan hill -- from the coral see 2 -- hero could americans have to pay the ultimate price for our freedom. the duty was to serve. our duty is to remember. records that more than 40 million have served in the uniform of the united states and nearly one million americans have fallen in uniform since our nation's founding. americans of every race and creed have fought and died for our freedom but as i can tell from the faces of those gathered doe, you know the numbers not tell the story. they tell nothing of the lives of promise cut short, of dreams unfulfilled. families shattered. fail when euros fall. well on this day each just to tell their stories and let their words and deeds speak for them. david was born in louisiana and 1893. he was a student at columbia university and he dropped out of college to fight in world war i. he deployed to france, volunteered and two months before the guns fell silent in the 11th hour, 11 day, 11 month, sergeant -- sergeant david fell. the french government awarded him -- for his courageous service. attack, there t

. >> i am from san juan, puerto rico.att: for 21-year-old gabriella, that was hurricane maria. >> the hurricane impacted my life on many different levels, both physical, emotional, and psychological. photography gave me the opportunity to talk about th experience of the hurricane from my own perspective. >> i am from la plaz, bolivia. matt: 19-year-old nicole came to the u.s. when she was one and did not know she was a migrant until high school. >> i was shocked, but i had a different perspective on life after that it was like i was living double life. tt: her story, like many others, highlights the journey these students are taking, whether from boliv, yemen, sudan, or elsewhere. >> a lot of sdents lien on photography because showing you a picture gives you more of an emotional background you get to see what the story is like in real life. that's what i really love about taking pictures, and photo camp has helped me step outside my comfort zone. matt: the act of photography and the chance to display their work has helped

from bunker hill to bellow it, from san juan hill -- from the coral see 2 -- hero could americans have to pay the ultimate price for our freedom. the duty was to serve. our duty is to remember. records that more than 40 million have served in the uniform of the united states and nearly one million americans have fallen in uniform since our nation's founding. americans of every race and creed have fought and died for our freedom but as i can tell from the faces of those gathered doe, you know the numbers not tell the story. they tell nothing of the lives of promise cut short, of dreams unfulfilled. families shattered. fail when euros fall. well on this day each just to tell their stories and let their words and deeds speak for them. david was born in louisiana and 1893. he was a student at columbia university and he dropped out of college to fight in world war i. he deployed to france, volunteered and two months before the guns fell silent in the 11th hour, 11 day, 11 month, sergeant -- sergeant david fell. the french government awarded him -- for his courageous service. attack, there t

brian: san juan pools makes this happen. >> san juan pools. unbelievable.ss construction, lower maintenance. best part install these as little as one day. amazing. you come over from work it is there. a lot of people think they can't afford a swimming pool. it is huge expense. san one poolses have hundred 1% financing. they have 100 models. they have a model for your backyard or budget. what is supercool. they have something that will fit your backyard, inground, above-ground, whatever you want. isn't this thing awesome? i wanted to bring it here. i never seen anything like it. this is the fun deck. this can be put in ground or above-ground. vanishing edge into the hot tub. steve: we would be in water? >> you would be the hot tub, vanishing edge pool and lounge chairs lounge in the sun like a foot of water. hang out in the sun. you get best of both wordsworlds. it is a hot tub or put it above the pool and have it spill over into your pool. this thing is super versatile. of the best part they can install the things really quick. 100% financing. you can reall

that was made in sacramento needs to stay in sacramento and i think the same principle applies to san juan. all of that said, we look at the recommendations of the financial management board and find out how a few of them are mentioned. the oversight board recently notified your chief financial officer that 28 public corporations and 66 municipalities have accrued $340 million in debt since and lamenting the pay go system in 2017. my first question would be what is your ministration doing to rectify this? and ensure that the government pensions are paid at all times as required by law? >> it is only by changing to a pay go system the central government needs to make sure it has the proper systems in place so that the revenues can get to where they need. we have been having problems that have baited back previously. even when it was a fund. there were limitations on what the municipalities could share. it is our job to continue examining this first iteration of the pay go system to make sure that we make the appropriate cuts where we need to and that we invest on the pay go system. >> accor

other areas outside of san juan that does pretty well.the other big draw on the area, having more uniformed prosperity while making sure we have a strong manufacturing base which makes up 50% of the economy. those are the things that we need to continue to look at. making sure we have an economic development road to prosperity as well. bishop. >> i will make this surprisingly brief for you. darren, you are going back to your firm roots. you are always going to be a farmer. ok. you said one thing that clicked in my mind as you said that. in an effort to come to a valuation if we are ready to move on, the essential element has to be some kind of audit to be part of that? time thethe last government of puerto rico completed an audit. toaudit would be necessary have reasonable rates and the last thought it was fy 15. that leaves 17, 18 and shortly the f.y. 19 fiscal year. >> we'll go on with the rationale why that is so tardy. this is not the time to do it. i do have a couple of requests for you. one is two letters. one from the puerto rico c

from bunker hill to bella wood, from san juan hill to saipan, from the coral sea to kandahar.icans have answered their nation's call. and paid the ultimate price for our freedom. their duty was to serve. our duty is to remember. history records that more than 40 million have served in the uniform of the united states, and nearly 1 million americans have fallen in uniform since our nation's founding. americans of every race and creed have fought and died for our freedom, but as i can tell from the faces of those gathered here, you know the numbers don't tell the story. they tell nothing of the lives of promise cut short, of dreams unfulfilled, and families shattered. words fail when heroes fall. so we do well on this day each year just to tell their stories. and to let their words and deeds speak for them. david kerr was born in louisiana in 1893. he was a student at columbia university, but he dropped out of college to fight in world war i. he deployed to france, volunteered to participate in an attack on saint nihal and two months before the guns fell silent at the 11th hour

in puerto ricoco, hundredsds of acacvists mahed to san juan's financncl district on may day to protest the dederallappopoind fiscal ctrtrol brd a andhe reappoinenent ofts m memrs byy president trp.p. the e bod has be i implentining a seri o of aueritity asureses includinpepensiocutsts, univertyty tuion h hik, andd the ososing pubublischoolol this is vanea a contras s ofhe oup feminist collective under-constrtition. vet public to serveses which are needed fo the alality lifife for all peop. we need an increee in salaries comencncreasin pensions. we need to give moy y to plicc school so that ty can rise. we need to support t univsisity opuerertoico. demand workers rights, unitization, and therorotectn ofand.d. wewe wt peopop to have a safe routut. thlast thi we shou be tting peleut in the street and financial crisis. amy: in south carolina, thousands of teachers and their supporters flooded the grounds of the state capitol in columbia wednesday in a protest calling for collective bargaining rights, and for better pay and working conditions. teachers marked may day with south carolina's f

i don't know if you saw the mayor of san juan but she was so passionate, i almost occurring. he has 3000 deaths on his hands because he threw people tells of these people. it really bothers me. he shut off ties to cuba so the obama had opened up. you ask why, he gets caught trying to build a golf course or check into buying a golf course in hotel in cuba before he was president, he gets nailed by news leak in any rate, they say you cannot do this. they made him leave, find him, and it was a big nasty splotch on a very splotchy career. but then he becomes president, shut down cuba, home, maybe he didn't want journalists to check out the story or whatever the hell else he was doing in cuba. some people say, why drip the book, my family has always played golf, my mother, dad 91-year-old and is still plac p. my dad was a huge jack nicklaus fan and always wear yellow because the day he won 86 manner under masters were a yellow shirt and i got to cover for sports illustrated, he said ricky, golf is the best game because it's a game of honor, again for ladies and gentlemen, he reall

bottom of the first no score matt chapman san juan to right field. see ya that in coming back. that's off the state farm banner chapman's 12 home run of the year. give them an early one nothing lead. bottom of the 4 a's a 3 to 2 chad penned a rich one into left field. 2 runs are going to come in to score pender into second with a 2 run double is now up 5 to 2 and they hang on to win 6 to 5 a's look for the sweep tomorrow. now over to oracle park andrew suarez day for the settings were getting to start today for the giants top of the 3rd arizona 2 to one for to let cattle market hits a laser shot to left field that goes into the bleachers d'backs now up 3 to one. let's go to the top of the 50 backs up by a touchdown and alexa villa grounds want to brandon belt. but bell can hang on to run is coming to score. arizona now leads by 9 errors plagued the giant today they fall to the diamondbacks 10 to 4 diamondbacks have outscored the giants 28 to 6 so far in this series. giants look to avoid a sweep tomorrow. that is your look at sports back to you guys. >>that's dennis rodman is ac

in puerto ririco, hundrereds of tivists rched to san juan's finanaial district on may day protest thfefederay apappoted fiscalonontroloardrd a the reappotmtment itsts mbers b b president umump. ththe ard has enen impmentntin a seeses of stereritmeasurur, includg g pensn cucuts univsisity ttionon hes, anan the closing p publischohool this is vassssa coreraras the oup fefenist collective under-consucuction vet public to services which are needed rr e ququaly of l le for a peop.. we need an increase in salaries co i incree inin pensions. we need to give neney toublilic school so thathey can rise. we need to supporthehe iverersi of puputo rico. we demand workers rights, unitization, and t p proteionn of lanand. want people to have a see route. e last tng we shld be putting ople out in the street and financial crisis. amy: in south carolina, thousands of teachers and their supporters flooded the grounds of the state capitol in columbia wednesday in a protest calling for collective bargaining rights, and for better pay and working conditions. teachers marked may day with south carolina's first-ever

attacks are frequent and they're widespread, from special counsel robert mueller to the mayor of san juan rico, even the late senator john mccain, who he attacked just this past march, going after senator mccain for his vote against repealing and replacing obamacare. trump would later go on to call mccain last in his class. is that be best? and look at the 2020 democratic field. he called joe biden sleepy. bernie sanders crazy. elizabeth warren, pocahontas and goofy. beto o'rourke, he calls him a flake. kirsten gillibrand, a lightweight. you get the idea. but when it comes to the first lady's be best initiative, it does not seem that the president gets the message. >> secretary of state mike pompeo is skipping a planned trip to germany, but no one knows where he is headed next. a live report on that abrupt change of plans coming up. drivers just wont put their phones down. we need a solution. introducing... smartdogs. the first dogs trained to train humans. stopping drivers from: liking. selfie-ing. and whatever this is. available to the public... never. smartdogs are not the answer. but

today may be the safest day to go to school with just how many police are here but take a listen to san juan police described just why the fbi is here. >>we do have a strong police presence we also have a fbi and it's working with us on this on scene. they're here because any time we have something of this nature. we would like to get as many resources as we can because obviously the objective here is the safety of everyone on scene but also to get to the bottom of things and trying to figure out you know in this so they're very good with these kind of things and they they often assistant these type situations are they investigating their own or just assisted know they're just working with this. >>the reason to believe that it's a threat like obama saturday. now so we don't have any anything pointing us in the direction of a credible threat. we also can't say that it it's not either. so i'm you know we're looking at it as it is in and investigating as as tips come and talking to people as as we that investigation. >>and they said that they have received a lot of tips yesterday, the principal

matter whether you're a georgia peach farmer, a california small business owner, or a child living in san juan. if your community is devastated by a natural disaster, you're an american and the american community will stand with you. that's that's what i've always fought for. so here we are five months later. five months of negotiation, five months of talks, and we finally reached a deal on a disaster aid bill that helps all, all americans. we don't pick and choose. it's a good deal. it addresses the needs from alabama to california and many states in between. but five months is too long to wait. it's far too long for the communities who are trying to rebuild their homes and their towns, and we have to act now. the president has asked to add $4.5 billion to the disaster supplemental bill to address the issues we face at our southern border. and i would agree with the president that some of this money is badly needed. we don't dispute that. but every one in this chamber, republicans and democrat, know that under this president anything to do with immigration is controversial. it's going to be h

years ago but the mets are using the election in india to make their voices heard reports now from san juan poor district in the state of tarp rather. it's been a life of labor principle thing mainly working in former spiel to support his family. but it's also been a life dictated by caste hierarchy. seeing in this family or low caste hindus known as delegates he says the government ignores the violence and discrimination they face at the hands of upper caste hindus. they treat us with disgust from childhood i've seen that. if you want to drink water they stop us and don't allow us to know what it. was because of that he only trust delicate political parties that have grown in size since india's independence. the most famous. bad guy who wrote india's constitution and advocated for adults rights that's the reason his statue is found throughout this region his legacy led to the creation of political parties to fight for rights and here is inspired a grassroots movement. they call themselves that there's nothing military about them i just want to dis them that they set up the school teaching

juan:en san diego california juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn.os legisladores demÓcratas en conocer mÁs sobre el informe final que absolviÓ a de la sospecha de conspiraciÓn con el gobierno rusia. arantxa: las autoridades arrestaron al sospechoso de abrir fuego contra un grupo de personas que se encontraban en el parque esta madrugada. francisco orozco de 19 aÑos puede enfrentar mÚltiples cargos por herir a seis personas que ahora estÁn hospitalizadas en el condado san luis. al parecer la balacera surgir una discusiÓn en la zona donde las vÍctimas acampaban. fÉlix: colorado se acaba de sumar a los estados que aprobaron leyes que permite confiscar un arma al ciudadano que representa un peligro para la comunidad. las autoridades locales serÍa la responsable de implementar estas restricciones a la posesiÓn de armas por parte de individuos violentos, y desequilibrados. fabiola:se les conoce como leyes de protecciÓn por riesgo extremo. leyes que permiten que se despoje de sus armas a individuos con tendencias suicidas o que representen un peligro para

. >> captain burton of the san juan office, said she was lured to the marina with a bogus package.sed when he placed her under arrest. >> she had an attorney and she'd been waiting for this day and was kind of ready to get it over with. >> peggy thomas was all business, current says and wasted none of her legendary charm on him. >> just enough time for her to make fun of me and make fun of my braces and how young i looked. she thought i would be someone older, she said. >> russel douglas' family was e lated that his suspected killers were in jail, but russel's wife? not so much. >> and i called brenna, and it was kind of a stunned silence for a little bit and then it was, like, oh, well good, but it was not the ecstatic thank god something that i was really wanting to hear. >> in july 2011 when russel douglas' family gathered in solidarity for jim huden's first court appearance, russel's widow was conspicuously absent. >> i asked her, are you going to go? why would i go? it doesn't concern me. it just didn't quite seem right. >> it would take another year before jim huden and the w

un beso erika, y vamos con chi baby >>> ayer farruko hablÓ del prÓximo concierto en el coliseo de san juan lograste lo que has logrado en tan poco tiempo. >>> pues creo que el mismo problema, el mismo problema me momento vosotras y que soy una persona que soy kariduro yo no me quieto hasta que logro mis ojetivo, no me repoindo fluyÓ l gente aquÍ porque veÍa habia mucha gente tocandome y muchos enfocados en el problema pero me vaina fa arriba, todo va a salir bien, estÁs en mis oraciones, y ese cariÑo y ese estimo lo tambiÉn de mi familia allÍ todo el tiempo >>> tienes una gira a punto ada, empiezas en puerto rico y sigues de gira tienen inicia fecha cuando tienes la vista prÓximamente para ti tÚ vas a salir, porque si tienes la gira pautada. >>> la gira estÁ pautada pero todo puede suceder, tengo cumplir con mi responsabilidad como ciudadano antes de como artista. pero esperemos en dios que todo salga bien, lo digo pÚblicamente que soy transparente, y el pÚblico lo sabe. yo no soy un peligro para la sociedad o sea yo... comet Í un error como otro ser humano estoy tratando de hacerlo mejor

. >> san juan y la isla entera. >> ¿por quÉ puerto rico? lleno de gente y gente que quieren sentir la tierra, conocer la gente, comer la comida y ahora lisboa estÁ famosa para los azulejos que cubren los edificios famosos son muy viejos todos artesanales y hecho a mano es impresionante. >> tienes toda la razÓn, yo cada vez escucho de mÁs personas que recomiendan lisboa como nuevo destino turÍstico. >> pasemos con otro tipo de viajero aquel que anda buscando aventura algo mÁs extremo ¿quÉ recomiendas?. >> bueno. >> hawai. >> la mayorÍa de la gente piensa en hawai es para gente que estÁn media luna, algo romÁntica pero las posibilidades para descubrir las islas ahÍ el ocÉano, los animales, los Árboles no paran. y en cada esquina puede. >> hay mucho romanticismo e inclusive actividad de los volcanes pero pasando con otro tipo de viaje algo mÁs relajado, viendo paisaje exÓticos teniendo mÁs contacto con culturas ante pasados cuÁl serÍa el viaje pero efecto?. >> me encanta alaska. >> porque alaska geogrÁficamente es muy Único porque tiene que ll

yo quiero la venta, sÍ cincuenta, sÍ lo siento yo quiero, yo quiero dinero, ay soy la princesa, san juan

. >> desde san juan, puerto rico un nuevo dÍa. >> gracias marÍa del carmen pero no sabes cuÁnto te envidios el caso de oprah que fue invitada a la boda le dijo lo siguiente. >> estoy tan orgullosa de ella por defender lo que a ella y harry le funciona y cuÁl es la manera que ellos quieren criar a su bebÉ >>> cuando kate tuvo a sus 3 hijos. >> como tambiÉn lo hizo la princesa diana cuando nacieron harry y williams. pero meghan rom romperÁ con esa decisiÓn >>> quiÉn estÁ listo para caminar y pararte al frente del mundo y poner una buena cara cuando acabas de tener un hijo siento que es fue muy buena decisiÓn por ahora no hay noticias. >> pero se dice que la futura madre estÁ relajada esperando en su casa. ay! pero ya naciÓ o no naciÓ el bebÉ. >> quÉ piensa el pÚblico naciÓ o no? >>> ahora >>> sÍ ya hubiera nacido. >> o si nace quÉ crees que sea niÑo o niÑa y cÓmo se llamarÍa? >>> yo creo que deberÍa de ser niÑo y se llamarÍa arturo. >> cÓmo piensa amigo serÁ niÑo o niÑa? >>> alexander >>> suena bonito. >> ahora >>> hay un viaje muy importante que harÁ harry entonces por eso creemos que a lo

from san juan hill to the coral sea.imate price for our freedom. their duty was to serve. our duty is to remember. history records that more than 40 million have served in the uniform and nearly 1 million americans have fallen in uniform since our nation's founding. americans of every race and creed have fought and died for our freedom but as i can tell from the faces of those gathered here, you know the numbers don't tell the story. they tell nothing of the lives of promise cut short, of dreams unfulfilled, of families shattered. words fail when heroes fall. so we do well on this day each year just to tell their stories and to let their words and deeds speak for them. david kerr was born in louisiana in 1893. if he was a student at columbia university mama but he dropped out of college to fight in world war i. he deployed to france, volunteered to participate in and attack and two months before the guns fell silent at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, sergeant david kerr fell. after the war, the french go

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> arriba san juan de los lagos jalisco!un maestro teniendo que dispararle a un alumno que entrÓ a matar a sus compaÑeros a la clase. >> y en quÉ momento el profesor se puede defender o no y en quÉ momento saca la pistola. marÍa: para eso le darÁn un entrenamiento. >> yo soy padre de tres hijos y recuerdo en connecticut cuando aquel joven desquiciado matÓ a 22 niÑos. maria: la masacre de new town. >> en ese lugar contrataron a los policÍas para que protegieran a los niÑos. yo entiendo que es necesario incrementar la seguridad en las escuelas perosi fuese yo un maestro quÉ hago con un arma. jomari: dicen que serÁ un entrenamiento de 100 horas. >> pero crees que en 100 horas puedo aprender a manejar una pistola? >> son 40 muchachos en el salÓn de clases. >> si en una casa hay una pistola y sin psitola se fajan, con pistolas no sabes cÓmo se podrÍan controlar. marÍa: tÚ tocaste el punto medular. un maestro va a disparar contra un alumno? >> es que las masacres que hemos visto han sido propiciadas por alumnos o ex alumnos que ha

on the san juan pools. >> fox nation will feature more of skip. there can be more of skip. >> sandra: good morning. breaking news out of the white house as president trump gets ready to unveil his sweeping plan to overhaul our immigration system and tackle the border crisis. good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. >> jon: i'm jon scott in for bill hemmer who is on a signment for a big interview. the president will lay out his plans in a rose garden speech hours from now. the white house looking to address two key areas, securing the border while implementing a merit-based immigration system. >> sandra: the president saying the time to act is now. >> president trump: not one more american life should be lost because our lawmakers fail to secure our borders. in the meantime, we have to do it the tough way. >> i hope the administration will take this challenge as an opportunity to sit down and address the reality of the need for comprehensive immigration reform. >> the word is out on the street in central america if you bring a minor child with you

palmira: simpatizantes de juan guaidÓ se reunieron en san francisco.de la policÍa secreta de venezuela rompiÓ con el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. ramÓn:hoy las emociones estuvieron a flor de piel en el juicio por el incendio ocurrido en el 2016. la fiscalÍa mostrÓ mensajes de textos de las vÍctimas. palmira: las autoridades ofrecen la recompensa de $100,000 a quiÉn ayude a resolver un asesinato ocurrido hace 17 aÑos. un motociclista falleciÓ hoy al estrellarse contra un camiÓn. tambiÉn en san josé varias personas tuvieron que ser hospitalizadas. ramÓn: los espectadores de carreras clandestinas en san josÉ podrÍan enfrentar multas luego de que se prohibiera asistir a estos espectÁculos. ramÓn: ciudades sobre los Ángeles y san diego han tomado medidas punitivas frente a los espectadores de espectÁculos de carreras clandestinas. palmira: los hispanos son la fuerza electoral que pueden marcar la diferencia en las elecciones. ramÓn: beber agua del grifo en california podrÍa estar ligado a contraer cÁncer. suheily: continuamos con excelente condiciones de tiem

san francisco. flabio lacayo noticiero telemundo. >>> la reacciÓn de juan guaido.brador el presidente de mÉxico se mantiene neutral ante este venezuela. >>> descargar nuestra aplicaciÓn un supuesto tiroteo. inicialmente se cerraron los ca carriles de la autopista 80 con direcciÓn al oeste. haciendo que cientos de conductores esperaran por varios minutos. por el momento, las autoridades continÚan investigando el hecho y no se reportan heridos o daÑos. >>> esta tarde el trÁfico regresÓ a la normalidad en el puente luego de un accidente mortal poco antes de las 8 de la maÑana intentÓ detener a un motociclista no tener las placas de su moto. inicio una persecuciÓn a alta velocidad en la calle fremontlocal. >>> en la calle 58 en mcarthur. no se registraron heridos y se investiga si ambos hechos estÁn relacionados. >>> y 10 personas tras un choque de autobÚs en bpa. pasada las 6 en la intersecciÓn de alameda. hablamos de la ciudad de san josÉ. acuerdo con la policÍa, ni las drogas y el alcohol fueron factores de este incidente que se encuentra bajo investigaciÓn. >>> el

nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney has more from san francisco on the growing support for juan guaido. >> what do we want? >> freedom! >> reporter: at embarcadero plaza this evening dozens of people united in opposition to venezuelan leader nicolas maduro. they've seen the pictures today of the protests. the country's military loyal to maduro using tear gas and bullets. and this national guard truck having been attacked by protesters driving right back into them, mowing down more than a dozen. >> it breaks my heart to see venezuelans killing venezuelans. at the end of the day we're a family. as a venezuelan we're supposed to respect and love each other regardless of our political views. >> reporter: opposition leader juan guaido calling for more protests. these locals calling on president trump to intervene. >> if the u.s. hopefully someday will intervene militarily, hopefully they will do it for a just cause. something like panama. panama now is a free country. >> reporter: as the fighting rages in venezuela, nbc news is finding food shortages, an erratic water supply and simple medicine

juan: i guess you could. it's important to state that the san francisco police don't have this capacity at the moment.tical argument they have ruled against. as you are saying, shannon, the airports and ports do have -- they are federal. in the case of the boston bomber, it's a federal crime, a federal act of terror for the federal government and fbi would have access to such information. i don't know if they used it. to me, i worry about what dana talked about china, this to me is like a step towards totalitarian government, like big brother, orwellian. i can't go anywhere, not only in this building but in new york city without being tracked, right? i think the supreme court has said the cops can't put a tracker on your car illegally, right? >> shannon: i have to have a warrant. >> juan: but because of my cell phone, everyone knows where i am. at some point it becomes a privacy issue. do i have any right to my privacy going on. where are the conservatives on this? >> greg: suddenly juan is a libertarian. weird. >> jesse: talking about the trump campaign having their privacy rights violated know your

juan guaido. >>> time now for a look at your weather this wednesday morning. >>> storms stretching from san angelo, texas, to chicago today with the threat of heavy rain, damaging winds, flooding and tornadoes. severe storms and tornadoes roared across parts of the south and midwest. at least 25 tornadoes were reported in arkansas, oklahoma, kansas, missouri and texas on tuesday. heavy rain caused a levee to breach in davenport, iowa, leaving much of the downtown area under water. this comes as the mississippi river is set to reach near record level crest in iowa, illinois, missouri and parts of kansas. >>> coming up, the test under way to hide the number of likes on your social media posts. >>> also ahead, a woman shot while driving home from work. the bullet coming through the car's window. why police believe she was not the intended target. >>> and later the record-breaking run making this teenager an internet star. when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> some frightening