teresa and tony appeared happy.hen her family began to notice tony was bossy, increasingly so, and becoming very controlling. >> i think she was just tired of being told what to do, where to go, when she could do it, what she could wear, when she could cut her hair, if she could cut her hair. >> at the same time, teresa, who had gotten married so young, started to wonder what life would be like on her own. >> she wanted to go back to school and he did not want that. and i just think she wanted to go on, to know if there was a life out there besides home and children. >> tony was having none of it. but teresa summoned the courage to leave. the house went on the market, the divorce would soon be finalized. and then one sunny may morning, it happened. ginger was on the phone with teresa. there was a stranger at the door, an inspector. teresa said "i'll call you back," but teresa didn't call back and ginger couldn't reach her again. after lunch, she headed to her friend's home to check on her. she couldn't get down the

. >> police identified the victim as 11-year-old teresa mcabee.he had last been seen the previous evening around 10:00 p.m. at a circle k convenience store located just 400 feet from her home. >> she told me she had to do her math homework and she didn't have a pencil. and i remember i kept telling her no. because i didn't want her to leave the house. and she said mom, i won't take but five minutes. so i finally said yeah. and she left. >> by the time i came back out of the store -- >> one of the last people to see teresa alive was local police officer james duckett. >> i said listen, it's getting close to 10:30. i said, i want you to go straight home. >> duckett reminded teresa of the 10:30 p.m. curfew for minors. >> when she didn't come back, i walked to the store to make sure she was still there, and she wasn't. >> she got out of the store, walked down in front of the ice machines again and turned the corner. i assumed headed home. >> and i kept -- just walked places. i couldn't find her. >> when teresa's body was discovered the following morni

gurley testified that she saw teresa talking to duckett. moments later she saw duckett leave the scene with a small person in his police car. >> were you able to see the car? >> yes. >> were you able to see inside the car? >> yes. >> how many people did you see? >> two. >> prosecutors also called three women who each testified that officer duckett had made sexual advances while he was on duty. >> they were all accosted by duckett when he was on duty in uniform in his patrol car on the midnight shift and taken by him to wooded areas. >> it took jury less than 90 minutes to find james duckett guilty of capital sexual battery and murder in the first degree. on june 30th, 1988, james duckett was sentenced to death. >> when they sentenced him, it was probably one of the best days of my life. beause i took a bad cop out who killed a child. >> 14 years after duckett's conviction, a retired miami police homicide detective named marshall frank began doing an research for a crime novel he wanted to write. >> when i retired, i moved to a little town i

teresa, shout out to teresa, she's the cutest. she's awesome.gs. i know everything." >> she always tells me, when she sees your show, "he was so nice to me when you were on 'saturday night live'. i'll never forget how nice he was." [ applause ] >> jimmy: i love mom. i love you, teresa. you were here pretty recently, you came and brought your pal neil young. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you put neil young inside of a box on our show, and we made a a record -- a vinyl record with neil young playing guitar in this cramped, like in a phone booth that made records, and it was the most fun, coolest thing ever. thank you for doing that and setting that up. >> that was wild, man. >> jimmy: that was just one of the coolest things ever. >> i kept imagining someone changing channels and -- >> jimmy: seeing that. >> -- coming across neil in a a closet. >> jimmy: it was the oddest thing you've ever seen on television. it was really crazy. >> that's a record. >> jimmy: this is the exact record, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] thank "crazy", willie nelson, patsy cline

martin. >> teresa m. martin. >> william j. martin jr. >> brian e.tineau. >> betsy martinez. >> edward j. martinez. >> jose angel martinez jr. lizie d. martinez calderon. >> joseph a.mascali. >> my brother alfred maler. even though our family and friends are sad, we will always have your beautiful memories al. we love you. >> and my big brother andrew a ra rosen bloom. andy, you were a loving father, son, husband, brother, uncle, cousin, and friend. we all love you and miss you and think of you everyday. >> nicholas george massa. >> patricia anne massari. >> michael massaroli. >> phillip william mastrandrea jr. >> joseph mathai. william a. mathisson. >> margaret elaine mattic. >> robert d. mattson. >> walter matuza jr. >> jill morrow. >> charles a.mauro jr. >> charles j.mauro. >> dorothy mauro. >> nancy. the mauro. >> robert j. maxwell. >> renee may. >> tyrone may. >> keith roy marcellus maynard. >> robert mayo. >> jennifer lynne mazzotta. >> kaaria mbaya. >> james joseph mcalary jr. >> patricia anne mcaneney. >> michael mccabe. >> thomas joseph mcca

wnyw reporter teresa preola is live with the security plans.good morning. >> good morning lea, good morni morning everyone. this is put into place by andrew cuomo of new york and governor chris christie of new jersey. they are concerned with the way recent international events have been going including internationstrikes in syria. commuters over the next 20 days and beyond that could see increasing police presence. talking nypd, state police, port authority and national guardsmen. they are telling people to expect maybe you will be subjected to random bag sevens and the like. this -- bag searchs and the like. this is all to keep people safe. >> this region is a potential target for offensive activity retaliation by the terrorist community. >> this is something that is necessary for us to do in light of the new and increased tensions that we know are going on around the world. >> now both governors say it is not based on any specific threat. they both say, heather this is based on a mood or a perception perhaps if you will a rising temperature h

oficina del alguacil de santa clara identificÓ a edgardo gutiÉrrez como sospechoso de la muerte de jury teresaue incriminan a gutiÉrrez en el crimen. una infestaciÓn de pulgas en una escuela en heyworth dejÓ a los estudiantes con picaduras comenzÓ la semana pasada cuando funcionarios de la escuela primaria ross descubrieron que habÍa pulgas, por eso decidieron realizar una publicaciÓn en el centro educativo para acabar con la plagas. aunque las pulgas ya habÍan hecho de las suyas los dÍas anteriores. >> en el hospital tuvimos que llevarlo tenÍa todo su cuerpo afectado. le quitamos los calcetines y salÍa el pulguerío. >> como maestros que fueron el blanco de estos insectos la directora de la escuela dijo que maÑana se renovarÁn las clases que la fumigaciÓn no representa ningÚn peligro para los niÑos. miles de dueÑos de casas en calzones podrÍan ver un aumento en los impuestos a la propiedad cuando tengan que cumplir con los pagos. quienes recibieron unas reducciones sus impuestos bajo la proposiciÓn 8 cuando el valor de sus viviendas cayÓ durante la crisis hipotecaria, ahora que la plusvalÍa de

teresa rodrÍguez nos cuenta mÁs. >> los rumores continÚan de que el vocalista de limÓn sigue encarnandota con cualquier problema. esperamos su pronta recuperaciÓn. continua la discusiÓn luego de la violencia domÉstica de ray resse! una marca de cosmÉticos mostrÓ una imagen con una modelo de rostro golpeado. >> le pedimos disculpas por un problema tÉcnico. estén pendientes porque vamos a tener todo a las 11 de la noche. gracias por elegirnos y los vemos a las 11 de la noche con mucha mÁs informaciÓn. que tengan todos un resto de noche agradable. soldados mexicanos seÑalados de ejecutar 21 personas lo denuncian la madre de una victima, la masacre ocurriÓ durante una persecuciÓn. a presuntos narcos. >> el estado islamico lanza una nueva amenaza, decapitar en cualquier parte del mundo. nuevo video con un periodista britÁnico secuestrado. es licito matar a un dictador. jorge ramos le hace la pregunta al peruano mario vargas llosa. caso de abuso a menores por parte de jugadores de la nfl reavisa el debate del castigo fÍsico a los hijos.

please welcome maria teresa and again, our panelists. katherine, let me start with you.at do the numbers currently look like for latinos in the federal government? talk to us about what you're doing at opm to address this issue. >> well, ray, the good news is that we are few in number now but we're growing larger and we are on our way. so right now, the representation of latinas in the federal government sits at about 8.3%. more disturbing is the fact that only 4% -- about 4.1% of the5á total federal leadership is latino. so that means we have tremendous opportunity. it's a challenge. but we have the right leadership in government today to really make that happen from the political, to the civilian workforce, we have dedicated individuals who are trying to make a difference every day. as the director of the office of personnel management, i'm very pleased that we set forth a path that will not just change numbers but will also institutionalize the steps that are needed to take to increase the number of latinos in the federal workforce. we're calling this program ready.

vo --se trata de "julie teresa calocci" de 35 aÑos de edad, residente de san jose, a quien los paramedicosntraron el pasado 28 de agosto, en el cruce de "oak glen avenue" y "uvas rd". --las autoridades arrestaron el12 de septiembre a edgardo gutierrez de 21 aÑos de edad, acusado de este crimen. take vo - lorena --tras las rejas se encuentra el acusado de apunalar a un joven de 16 aÑos de edad el pasado 9 de septiembre. --autoridades de san jose arrestaron a "paul gomez" de 20 aÑos de edad, acusado de haber atacado con un cuchillo al joven, cuando este caminaba por el parque "hamman". --el joven sobrevivi al ataque que estaria relacionado a pelea entre pandillas. lorena ---los supervisores del condado de solano se reunirn esta maÑana para discutir la ampliacin de el estado de emergencia para que contine la ayuda a las reparaciones... take vo --- se estima que los daños ocasionados por el terremoto superan los 5 millones de dolares solo en la ciudad de vallejo... --- por su parte..... los supervisores del condado de contra costa se reunirn para incluir un plan que restaure las estructuras de

vo --se trata de "julie teresa calocci" de 35 aÑos de edad, residente de san jose, a quien los paramedicosa encontraron aun en llamas pero sin vida, el pasado 28 de agosto, en el cruce de "oak glen avenue" y "uvas rd". --las autoridades arrestaron el12 de septiembre a edgardo gutierrez de 21 aÑos de edad, acusado de este crimen. take vo - lorena --tras las rejas se encuentra el acusado de haber apuÑalado a un joven de 16 aÑos de edad el pasado 9 de septiembre. --autoridades de san jose arrestaron a "paul gomez" de 20 aÑos de edad, acusado de haber atacado con un cuchillo al joven, cuando este caminaba por el parque "hamman" el pasado 9 de septiembre. --el joven sobrevivi al ataque que estaria relacionado a pelea entre pandillas. lorena --- varias personas que llevaron sus autos a reparar a un concesionario en la ciudad de belmont se quedaron de la noche a la maÑana sin sus vehculos... los amantes de lo ajeno se llevaron por lo menos nueve autos, de este lugar.... take 2boxes pasamos con lucero bentez de telemundo 48 primera edicin... lucero, esto pas el domingo... hablanos de la investigac

i am going to turn it now to the realplayer and this, teresa. i haveave to tell you, been doing this for a lot of years, and she is one of the finest supervisors of elections that has ever worked in the state of florida. a fine, fine person. [applause] >> 14 years ago. just to give you a little bit of background, i started in the elections office in 1971 when i was about six years old. we had lever machines back then. i can remember opening up the lever machines and they were all , and the counters had not been turning during the day. there were some that would have zero or not as many. back in 1973, 74. 1973-1974, we started getting too many of these. because our county was growing, anothered to go to system. the new, up-and-coming way to vote was the punchcard system. so part of the county went in 1974 and then the entire county. our county was growing by leaps and bounds. started in 1971, we had .bout 250,000 registered voters we are up to 850,000 some now. it mushroomed. i was elected in 1996 when the current supervisor decided to retire fro

this is a person." >> reporter: within days, teresa was dead.ne by one patients streamed into the hospital and died. >> reporter: for the first month and a half, we had one survivor. >> reporter: out of how many patients? >> maybe 45. >> reporter: it was hard on the missionaries' families as well. >> sitting at home, i was fine. it was when he would call and say, "i'm on my way home," that i would start thinking, "oh, is it safe for him to do that?" but i knew if he felt that it was safe for him to do that, then it was. he would come to the door and i'd just send him straight to the shower, "change your clothes you can't touch anybody until you detox." >> reporter: so by july 20th, when the family was scheduled to fly to texas for a wedding, amber welcomed the break. but once again, kent chose to put others ahead of himself. and amber and the kids got on that plane and you didn't. why didn't you go? >> with the workload that we had at that time, i couldn't afford to be gone for three weeks. i was going to follow them nine days later and be gone

teresa rodriguez con la historia de este personaje de triste recordacion para los dominicanos...ta publicada hoy por el periodico los angeles times, un amplio porcentaje de los electores californianos apoya una reforma migratoria que legalice a los inmigrantes indocumentados y refuerce los controles fronterizos!! segun el sondeo, un 73 por ciento de los votantes apoya una reforma, mientras que un 21 por ciento se opone a que los indocumentados regularizen su situacion migratoria!! la encuesta fue realizada entre el 2 y el 8 de septiembre mediane llamadas telefonicas a mas de 1.500 votantes registrados en ese estado!! una doctora hispana podria ir a la carcel por presuntamente aqadir liquido anticongelante al cafe de un colega y tratar de envenenarlo!!la victima logro salvarse pero el daqo sufrido podria dejarle secuelas de por vida!!desde houston, texas, pedro rojas nos trae la opinion del fiscal y de la defensa ante la perspectiva del juicio... el uniforme del ..... equipo femenino de ciclismo crea polemica, porque estan vestida, pero parece que no del todo la cantante mexicana

martin teresa a. martin william j. martin jr. brian e. martineau betsy martinez edward j.inez jose angel martinez jr. robert gabriel martinez lizie martinez-calderon lt. paul richard martini n. marie martino-cramer joseph a. mascali bernard mascarenhas.bo&!8r2ú stephen frank masi ada l. mason-acker >> and my brother, alfred russell mahler. even though our family and friends are sad, we will always have your beautiful memories out. we love you. >> and my big brother, andrew ira rosenbloom. andy, you were a loving father, son, husband, brother, uncle, cousin, and friend. we all love you and miss you, and we think of you every day. nicholas g. massa patricia a. massari michael massaroli philip w. mastrandrea jr. rudy mastrocinque joseph mathai charles william mathers william a. mathesen marcello matricciano margaret elaine mattic dean e. madesen robert d. mattson walter a. matuza jr. timothy j. maude charles a. mauro jr. charles j. mauro dorothy mauro nancy t. mauro robert j. maxwell renee a. may tyrone may keithroy marcellus maynard robert j. mayo kathy n. mazza edward mazze

. >> para hablarnos del tema estÁ teresa garza, quÉ necesito para alquilar una casa?cientes ingresos que sean como tres veces mÁs del valor del alquiler. >> quÉ pasa si la persona no cumple con los requisitos? >> hay organizaciones que pueden ayudar para ayudarlo a juntar el depÓsito. >> quÉ otros consejos tienes o herramientas hay que tener? >> eso es lo mÁs importante, trabajar el crÉdito, no nos preocupamos tanto por el crÉdito hasta que vamos a buscar, tenemos que trabajar en eso y tambiÉn saber que la ciudad, la oficina de los alcaldes puede ayudar. >> perfecto, gracias. >> vamos a cambiar de tema, home depot dijo que 56 millones de sus clientes sufrieron la violaciÓn de la informaciÓn. confirmÓ que a pesar de todo calculan que sus ventas seguirÁn creciendo. >> en los cabos reina el caos y la de seguridad tras el paso del huracÁn oneill, los decÍas los residentes se organizaron en grupo y generaron grandes incendios. >> amigos, quÉ tal? buenas tardes, les saluda willian. el jugador de tigre dijo que conocer a ronaldinho fue un sueÑo hecho realidad y las crÍticas

i want to really thank mayor ed lee for bringing us in and lending us kevin and teresa and olsen and jeff and john and thank you, david and chris and both of the sprrntsd for making this happen and supervisor kim and supervisor campos for helping to guide this effort thank you we're looking forward to the new housing in the mission >> thank you. next speaker. >> good morning peter colon from the how's organizations. you've heard the story there's a lot of things to to go around from the school district to the mayor's office of housing the united educators and particularly the folks in the community that never let go of the vision it took years and years and the persistence is the reason for the process i want to step back to emphasize this is not one success story but something that should be repeated ero. i don't have to remind you of the affordability crisis the most precious resource we have in san francisco is land 49 square miles we have to think wisely how to use the land under the city and county and disgust control is it so fundamental for us as the city thinks about the publ

teresa rodrÍguez nos revela al interesante personaje.. >> muy cruel para algunos!y corbatas. industrializa su paÍs al tiempo que hizo una fortuna incalculable, controlando buena parte de la producciÓn. >> la producciÓn consumÍa, todo lo que provenÍa de las industrias de trujillo, incluso el cigarrillo. >> asÍ consolidÓ su poder polÍtico y econÓmico. >> todo era negocio para Él. >> ademÁs, puso las posiciones de gobierno a familiares. trujillo se casÓ en tres oportunidades. >> Él muy mujeriego, extremadamente mujeriego. surgen muchas historias de mujeres con las que tuvo algÚn romance. les regalaba plata la familia, una casa, o le regalaba un empleo y ahÍ quedaba resuelto el asunto. >> antes de terminar, este prÓximo sÁbado, de las ocho de la maÑana y las ocho de la noche, se estarÁ llevando a cabo una actividad de la cuadra 120... en el norte de filadelfia. se van a juntar fondos para una buena causa. hay una joven china de vida que quiere luchar contra una enfermedad, para poder estar al lado de los suyos. van a ver orquestas como las de jimmy george, tendrÁn rifa

josÉ, teresa y junior, sufren de problemas respiratorios.o a las denuncias la compaÑÍa tuvo que buscar en patios de 39 viviendas en busca de contaminantes. (inglÉs) >> hasta ahora las pruebas muestran cantidades muy altas de plomo en casi todos los casos. eso es preocupante. >> tras las investigaciones chÁvez pasÓ su mayor vida en el pueblo mostrÓ resultados alarmantes por contaminaciÓn de plomo. dice que no tiene malestar. pero ya hizo una cita mÉdica para salir de dudas. >> si ya estÁn tomando en cuenta todo esto, estÁn empezando a rectificar, que bueno. ojalÁ que siga adelante. >> los residentes estÁn cada dÍa mÁs indignados con esta situaciÓn. por muchos aÑos la comunidad se quegÓ de la contaminación en el medio ambiente. pero no fue hasta este aÑo que las autoridades tomaron pasos firmes al descubrir que en efecto en toda la zona se registraron altos niveles de plomo. y en el mes de marzo la compaÑÍa llegÓ a un acuerdo con el estado. de detener temporalmente la planta de reciclaje. >> entre tanto salud pÚblica le recomendÓ a los residen

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teresa, have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> now we want to know what you think.ere's our question tonight. would you rather pay with cash, credit cards or smartphone? log on to gerriwillis.com. vote on right-hand side of the screen. show results at end of tonight's show. >>> people looking to buy the new iphone 6 and 6 plus will have to wait a almost longer than expected. online preorders started yesterday, the demand was so high, the apple website crashed. now the iphone 6 plucks may already be sold out. at&t customers the wait time could be up to six weeks. verizon said it will have the new phone in about four weeks. as apple was announcing apple pay the new iphone and smart watch what it didn't say, guess what, this is bad news, my friend, steel yourself, ipod classic is going away. ipod classic passed away just shy of its 13th birthday this week. no announcement. apple simply removed the product from their website. rip ipod classic. even though the ipod classic is gone. ipod nano and shuffle are still there and for sale at least for now. while apple is powerh

teresa, gracias por la entrevista. capri sun. >> muchos lo conocen como fez y hablando en inglÉs "that 70's show": wilmer valderrama efectivamente naciÓ en los estados unidos, pero creciÓ en venezuela, y sus padres son latinoamericanos. hoy el actor estÁ utilizando su fama en hollywood y su influencia en las redes sociales para convencer a los hispanos de que hagan una cosa, una cosa: votar. por eso lo invitamos y nos acompaÑa vÍa satÉlite desde los Ángeles. wilmer, gracias por hablar con nosotros. un placer. >> gracias por traerme, sr. jorge. >> gracias. querÍamos hablar contigo porque me da la impresiÓn de que estÁs muy enojado con los republicanos y con los demÓcratas en los estados unidos. ¿por quÉ? >> yo creo que pues ya las Últimas dos elecciones nosotros hemos demostrado con acciones, hemos demostrado con pasiÓn la clase de lealtad que tenemos nosotros como latinoamericanos aquÍ en los estados unidos. cuando nos hablan a nosotros de promesas, cuando nos hablan a nosotros de lo que de verdad vale mucho para nosot

. >> good morning teresa from the mayor's office of housing i want to say this effort is a culminationpartments from march 2012 it's been two years in the making of the negotiations till making it happen we're excited that the board approvals this exchange and convey yans on mission possibly in the near future. thank you >> okay. thank you. sorry i do have one speaker card. apologize if i pronounce it not correctly anyone wishes to speak line up along the wall over there >> hi good morning. sxifrz or supervisors i'm amy the director. it was about 10 years ago that some community housing organization mechanics starting working with supervisor dailys office the idea being the property owned by the city that wasn't being used would be appropriately and well repurchased for development of affordable housing. and it was really strong community effort we knew it was the right thing to do at the time we were only able to create the legislation that would effect city agency property so that doesn't apply to school district when i started back at the are center in 2011, i was i inherited work o

teresa nos presentan adelanto de este dictador de la repÚblica dominicana. >> el legado de trujillo paraenemigo de sus enemigos. a sus opositores los mandaba a desaparecer y asesinar pero antes los torturaba usando varios mÉtodos. >> silla elÉctrica, bastones elÉctricos que se las ponÍan los testÍculos. >> el opositor julio scotto fue torturado. >> a me habÍan bautizado la ciruela humana. su nieto defiende a trujillo. mantenÍa paralizada la poblaciÓn. >> ellos hacÍan vigilancia continua. los carritos que utilizaban eran volkswagen. >> hasta que cansados algunos de sus colaboradores empezaron a darle la espalda al dictador. >> no se pierda este programa especial de aquÍ ahora el domingo a las siete de la noche por univisiÓn. >> vamos a ver un adelanto del clima. >> quÉ y esta maravillosa tuvimos el dÍa de hoy. este viernes estuvo fabuloso pero este fin de semana tendremos temperaturas agradables. mÁs adelante. ♪ ♪ >> llegÓ el fin de semana y antes de hacer planes veamos el clima. >> muy buenas noches, bienvenidos a su noticiero de las 11 pero del Último del verano porque el prÓximo lunes

they are looking for luke and teresa, not only wanted for breaching bail conditions but in connection for a series of robbies and thefts of over 500 pounds worth. >> that's a lot of money. >> i feel essex police is looking for them for these reasons, as well. our first video, we see them being pulled over by a motorbike cop. >> stand by, stand by. >> you hear there the policeman say, stand by, stand by. they are swapping drivers. what i'm thinking is the male or female, the guy was getting into the driver's side of the car because he is planning on doing something stupid. he backed into the motor officer. >> he has the car into reverse and takes out the policeman and his bike. they drive away. you can hear him call for an ambulance to come help him. they speed off into the distance. the video switches to another video. another car being pulled over. it's the same couple. >> no way. >> yes. >> different day, same couple, but in a different vehicle. he's got the lights on. the policeman gets out of the car. >> this is already making me nervous because of what they did in the last video.

teresa duncan explains why the app use is on the rise. >> they are just little icons on your smart phones, but with one tap, the world is your fingertips. they are up 52% from last s]year. >> i use it a lot. and google maps, obviously. i will experiment with stuff that will be newer. >> reporter: the video game apps are very popular, however many people, they still use the apps for social networking and music. com scores say that the top mobile apps are google play, google search, and google radio. more than one-third download one app per month. they expect app usage to be up again next year. cbs news, new york. >> and now that study also found out that android users actually tend to have more apps on their phones than the ipad users. how about that? >>> keeping your family safe with the weather call. the custom message sent to your phone when severe weather is in your neighborhood. wusa9's first alert weather. >> it is interesting. >> yeah. >> i've got an iphone, andrea roane droid. >> and you are on it constantly. >> i'm on it a lot, but not like you. >> because i would have to be ready

i'm teresa i guess i came into from or living in a whole different part of the city in that renting out rooms being a platform those are businesses. and as businesses i usually have to pay taxes and a lot of rules that have to do with the safety of the employees but also those who come into your business, etc. i live in north beach i can unemploy or tell you about the evictions there are 14 units on one street that are use as vacation rentals when my 81 and 87-year-old neighborhood when those people that made san francisco are being evicted from their homes and as they try to relocate there's not units. those units are used as vacation rentals around the corner from me there's additional units so 14 on one street my concern if you're sharing our home could you share it then with some of the seniors that are being evicted in my neighborhood as they're waiting for affordable housing? as we're waiting for units to be related back into the rental market so, yes this legislation does nothing to take care of the problem in my part of the city. i'm concerned about my neighborhoods and san fran

junto a teresa rodrÍguez. >> al volver los llevamos a un extraordinario espectÁculo de la naturaleza.ea comercial. >> una doble tormenta solar cargado magnÉticamente a la tierra hoy viernes sus efectos continuaran el fin de semana. la doble explosiÓn podrÍa interrumpir las seÑales de gps, las comunicaciones de radio y las trasmisiones de energÍa, cuando se producen de manera individual no generan advertencias pero al ocurrir sincronizadamente autoridades decidieron emitir con alerta. >> algo huele mal en la relaciÓn entre taxistas y autoridades en el aeropuerto de san diego, la mayorÍa del conducto es mediante dicen que someterlos a una prueba de olor corporal es discriminatorio. para las autoridades es cuestiÓn de satisfacer al cliente el olfato de jaime garcÍa saliÓ a investigar. >> ademÁs de presentarse con vehÍculos limpios y en perfecto estado los taxistas tendrÁn que pasar 52 puntos de inspecciÓn que incluyen que ni la cabina de sus taxis ni sus propios cuerpos despidan mal olor. >> este es un acto de discriminaciÓn seÑaló este taxista quien asegurÓ que en sus 15 aÑos trabajando

for his mom, teresa, it is exciting, but mooly she is enjoy -- but mostly she is watching her son soak it in. >> it is nice to see he has a community of people he knows here on campus. >> as a teenager with down syndrome, his high school career started with special challenges, but over the last few years principal kasey o'brian says brandon has become one of the most out going students on campus. >> had a little bit of a slow start. he has his feet under him and everybody knows him. on spirit days he comes fully dressed. >> it was no surprise that he should be nominated. when the moment came to announce a winner -- >> homecoming king, brandon. >> it was a big surprise for brandon. >> do you like your crown? >> yeah. >> it looks really good. >> his fellow homecoming queen let us in on a little secret after the ceremony. >> we talked about it among the court. all of the guys were giving up their crown for him. we knew he would be the king. >> and it made this one of the best nights for brandon and showed character from his classmates as well. abc7 news. >> way to go all-around. very cool

he is suspected of killing julie teresa calocci of san jose. she was found on august 28. authorities say evidence from the scene and witness statements linked her to the crime -- linked him to the crime. >>> new earthquake map may help people understand how vulnerable their home is to collapse. ktvu's tom vacar has more. >> the old apartment buildings look great and many provide parking spaces in the middle of the area. how will they look affa major -- after a major earthquake? he wanted to know. he found the study of apartments represented here on this map. >> if you are building would become uninhabitable you might want to get renters insurance. such buildings are more likely to be at risk of collapse. earthquakes show soft stories fail too often. the association of bay area governments and oakland developed this information but they were just dots on a map. but this new program brings them to life. >> i wanted to know my own status and it seemed other people might as well and i have the abilities to build that map. >> by plugging in their address users can learn a lot

she was 35-year-old teresa calocci. investigators are looking for information about any cars or people seen in the area near morgan hill last thursday. >> we want to focus the investigation on where she was the last several hours and several days before she was found dead. >> today we found people posting photos and writing condolence messages on facebook about their friend. one of her close friends from missouri said she was, quote, in a bad relationship and wanted to come home. her brother told us he didn't know if she was in danger. >>> the number of recruits is short of expectations for the academy. they'll have just 29 i am comparison to 60. the last recruiting class also had 29. they are facing a staffing problem. >>> fire crews are still on the scene following yesterday's 5-alarm fire. two firefighters that hospitalized have now returned to duty. they were treated after breathing in some of the smoke from that fire. the smoke blew all across the mission district and the smoke is still lingering. we have more at t

. >> good morning, commissioners teresa from the department and in your packets i have a fiscal year 2013-2014 at our last meeting i informed the commission i waited for things to close out this is a good way to end the fiscal year 2013-2014 if you see on the summary page it is where we ended on the revenue and expenditure side yeah. here it is so this is just a summary of the way we ended our fiscal year 2014-2015 year we have a billion balance of $27 million that is for a variety of reasons the first reason we have revenue increase so if you look at the summary you'll see that we collected over $22 million more than that was budgeted in revenues and almost all revenues did well but particularly 3 i wanted to highlight one was actually, the plan checking revenue we were $12 million over revenue and electrical permits one million dollars over budget as you can see we had a really good year in fiscal year 2013-2014 and a particular couple of revenues brought in money over budget last time we talked about our deferred credit report and that basically is deferred credit is for a lot of

vo --se trata de "julie teresa calocci" de 35 aÑos de edad, residente de san jose, a quien los paramedicosla encontraron aun en llamas pero sin vida, el pasado 28 de agosto, en el cruce de "oak glen avenue" y "uvas rd". --las autoridades arrestaron el12 de septiembre a edgardo gutierrez de 21 aÑos de edad, acusado de este crimen. take vo - blanca --tras las rejas se encuentra el acusado de haber apuÑalado a un joven de 16 aÑos de edad el pasado 9 de septiembre. --autoridades de san jose arrestaron a "paul gomez" de 20 aÑos de edad, acusado de haber atacado con un cuchillo al joven, cuando este caminaba por el parque "hamman" el pasado 9 de septiembre. --el joven sobrevivi al ataque que estaria relacionado a pelea entre pandillas. blanca --la vivienda de un jugador de los 49ers fue asaltada el sabado en la noche. vo --al menos 2 ladrones ingresaron la casa de "ray mcdonald" y se llevaron algunas pertenencias de valor, segun testigos del hecho. --la policia de san jose indic que la estrella de los 49ers se encontraba en arizona para su juego del fin de semana, cuando su casa ubicada en el ve

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for his mom, teresa, it is exciting, but mooly she is enjoy -- but mostly she is watching her son soakin. >> it is nice to see he has a community of people he knows here on campus. >> as a teenager with down syndrome, his high school career started with special challenges, but over the last few years principal kasey o'brian says brandon has become one of the most out going students on campus. >> had a little bit of a slow start. he has his feet under him and everybody knows him. on spirit days he comes fully dressed. >> it was no surprise that he should be nominated. when the moment came to announce a winner -- >> homecoming king, brandon. >> it was a big surprise for brandon. >> do you like your crown? >> yeah. >> it looks really good. >> his fellow homecoming queen let us in on a little secret after the ceremony. >> we talked about it among the court. all of the guys were giving up their crown for him. we knew he would be the king. >> and it made this one of the best nights for brandon and showed character from his classmates as well. abc7 news. >> way to go all-around. very cool. le

to the september 10, 2014, of the san francisco board of appeals we're now calling item 7 john and teresa versus the department of public works with the planning prowling approval on union street pretending the alteration recreation and parks department the roof handle rail inform comply with the complaint. and we will start with the appellants. we have 7 minutes to present their case to the board. >> i do have a couple of houvenz if you'll be interested in one what from our packet and another is a survey. >> do we have them already. >> you have the one anyway, let me get started you can make up your own mind in you want them. i'd like to see it >> just reference the overhead please. okay. great the buildings in question this is the 28 percent 4 there's quite a height difference between the 284 building and my building that necessary tatd adding did chemical flutes i want to show this picture to you because you need to look at the height felt in particular garage which the building inspection calls a basement garage. okay. is everyone looking at where my pen is if you look at my garage be

. >> mother teresa had a font saying that it may be a drop in the ocean, but the ocean is made of drops this is one more drop in the ocean of peace. >> the contributions he has collected will go to the german ngo which cares for sick and injured children in war zones. in arduous journey that started with a single step. >> let's recap our top story for you at this hour. protests continuing in hong kong with demonstrators calling for more democracy in that city. >> that will do it for us on the journal. tune in again at the top of the hour for more. >> this week we had to the four corners of this fascinating continent to bring you some of the most colorful and urgent stories. here is what we have for you in this edition. priests exploited seasonal workers for asia. if france, why young europeans fight for islamist -- for islamist principles paid and germany where buying a sausage can get you into trouble. in many european countries seasonal workers are the weakest link