---el siniestro comenz la noche del jueves en una de las torres de enfriamiento...t herido y cuadrillas de bomberos lograron controlar lo que se cree origin la fuga de la torre ---la calidad del aire en este lugar no result afectada.. --a nivel nacional se realizan foros gratuitos para los beneficiarios del tps... --esta sera la ultima vez que miles podran pedir una renovacin del programa temporal despues de la suspensin por parte del gobierno de donald trump... ---"dinorah perez" nos tiene mas... banner maria eufemia maria mercedes locator: los angeles ----take nat break---- consul says.. tc: 18 58 51 han demostrado que se merecen estar aqui.. para cientos de miles, esta sera la ultima renovacin del tps... con este trmite, podran trabajar y vivir en los estados unidos hasta septiembre del 2019.. fecha que es temida... -----take sot---- cg: maria eufemia hernandez. beneficiara de tps tc: 18 17 08 "mis nietos son de aca y los quiero mucho y no me quisiera separar de ellos. si tenemos que irnos vamos a sufrir mucho." abogados de ferias legales, el concejal gil cedillo

la torre de control indica: " pista 28 r, despejado para aterrizar".ontrol aéreo indica que deben volar alrededor, todo seÑalaba que el avÍo mexicano casi aterrizaba en la pista equivocada el martes por la maÑana. cuando los controladores de la torre se percataron de que el aviÓn de aÉreo méxico, se confundiÓ de pista por razones que aÚn se desconocen, tomaron cartas en el asunto. lo peligroso de este incidente es que justo en ese momento otro aviÓn fue detenido ya que estaba a punto de despegar rumbo a hawai. por su parte la administraciÓn federal de aviaciÓn en un comunicado seÑala: el vuelo 668 fue despejado para aterrizar. cuando el aviÓn estaba a una milla del aeropuerto, los controladores de trÁfico aÉreo notaron que se habÍa confundido el piloto. la faa investiga el hecho. luego de momentos de gran tensiÓn, cuando notaron el error, el aviÓn mexicano abortó el aterrizaje. los pilotos aterrizaron con seguridad luego de un segundo acercamiento. todo parece seÑalar que los pilotos reconocieron la pista correcta y la faa dijo que los pilotos de mÉxic

. >> los Últimos dÍas han sido el calvario para ella, su hijo ra mop torres estÁ en un centro de detenciÓn me dice abuela saca a mi papÁ. >> hoy vÍa telÉfono del centro de detenciÓn, ramon revelÓ a noticias telemundo el calvario que estÁ viviendo (informaciÓn en pantalla) . >> cÓmo todas las maÑanas el pasado 11 de europeo ramÓn traÍa a su hijo a esta escuela, foo uso de dejarlo al salir fue detenido por varios agentes de ice. >> cuando me dijeron que tenÍan 4 tÍas pero geepdme. >> me da miedo que lo vayan a deportar quÉ va a hacer el allÁ no tiene familia. >> segÚn su madre, hace grupos aÑos ra mop fue detenido manejando bajo la influencia del alcohol. >> toda personas que estÁ mep toda que tiene delito tiene que ver a un abogado penal. >> la mayor ilusiÓn de esta familia es que ramÓn salga pronto a cumplir con su mapa de casarse con la madre de sus hijos el prÓximo marzo. >> ellos lo que estÁn haciendo es septiembarar familias. >> nos comunicamos con ice y no nos comentÓ sobre el caso debido al cierre de gobierno, en pacoima marÍa paula noticias telemundo. >> lo que es evidente que nipg

torres: veo que es una gran madre., ¿por qué me lo dices así? ¿o qué, pasa algo? martina: sí, sí, sí, hija. karina tiene algo muy importante que decirte. anda, dile. karina: ay, mamá. es que estoy muy preocupada. porque hoy me dijeron en la universid

lema del desfile "marcando la diferencia" la banda de sus hijos lo hizo con el ritmo latino aida torresfueron redobladas por las autoridades quienes estuvieron junto a los llegaron desde el aÑo pasado a guardar su lugar alma vasquez / asistente los mejores abrigos, colchas, gorros y fogatas improvisadas ayudaban contra las bajas temperaturas bridge balbino aviles la tradicin de recibir el aÑo nuevo en las calles de pasadena dice kevin no es sufrido kevin aguilar / asistente 129 aÑos con la mejor forma de iniciar el aÑo nuevo, el desfile de las rosas volvi a ser visto por millones de personas en todo el mundo, feliz 2018 !!! --con temperaturas --con temperaturas sumamente bajas, muchos dieron la bienvenida al 2018 sumergiendose en el lago erie... --y tuvieron que conformarse con hacerlo en una orilla ya que el tradicional evento de aÑo nuevo en el parque edge- water tuvo que ser cancelado debido a que los trabajadores encontraron dificultades para cortar el agujero en el hielo. --se desconoce si el evento ser reprogramado pero bueno, ya muchos al menos lograron darse el chapuzon... --y a

. >> mire esta historia ramÓn torres es el padre indocumentados dos hijos uno de 7 y otro de 3 aÑos deejar en el colegio al mayor de los niÑos cuando se le acercarnos agentes del servicio de inmigraciÓn y aduanas le preguntaron si era ramÓn torres a lo que naturalmente contestÓ que sÍ y lo arrestaron, todo pasÓ en la ciudad donde vive ramÓn y nacio en mÉxico hace 29 aÑos, quiere decir cuando apenas tenÍa 2 aÑitos fue traÍdo por sus padres a los estados unidos, aquÍ creciÓ y aquÍ formÓ una familia. >> y obviamente tras el arresto de ramÓn su esposa, sus hijos y el resto de su familia han caÍdo en la incertidumbre de no saber quÉ es lo que va a pasar ahora si se va a poder quedar si se van a deportar, quieren saberlo y me acompaÑa ahora la mamÁ de ramÓn torres, la seÑora rosa isela mesa, buenas tardes querÍa preguntarle cÓmo estÁn sus nietos, cÓmo estÁn los niÑos?. >> (sollozos). estÁn tristes, estan muy tristes porque su papÁ lo tienen y pues el niÑo mirÓ, llevaron a su paÁa el sÁbado y lo mirÓ a atrÁs del vidrio y decÍa abuela saca a mi papi de ahÍ, y mi nieto estÁ muy chiquito. estÁ m

the victim is 42-year-old janice torres. the scorned woman, according to the sheriff's offie, was upset a man she liked was in a relationship with torres. the couple she allegedly hired is accused of kidnapping torres at her work and putting her in a the trunk of car. but when they discovered they had the wrong woman, sheriff's says they still killed her. beating her while her head was covered in duct tape. torres died from suffocation. the couple then is accused of dumping her body about 90 miles away. the sheriff choked back tears as he said he looks forward to justice being served... <"i get emotional because it touches me so deeply that one of our citizens was killed in such a manner over a mistake in identification and in the end it appears to be a lover's triangle. wow.">(justine) all three of the people involved have been charged with first degree murder. the woman who was the original target of the plot was told about the scheme, but has turned down an offer of protective services. (jr stone) coming up.... president

involved with these people. >> reporter: when they realized their mistake, police say they killed torres anyway. beating her unconscious, bounding her with zip ties and suffocating her with garbage bags. police found torres's body more than 80 miles away, they arrested lopez when she tried to use the victim's atm card. she then implicated the other two suspects. all three later confessing to the crime. >> that this woman lost her life for no reason. this mother, this wife, this daughter, for no reason. at all. >> reporter: her family now left behind to grapple with a senseless loss. mya rodriguez, nbc news. >>> well everybody is okay. which is remarkable when you see what happened in santa anna, california, early this morning. a car, that's right, wound up edged into second floor of an office building after the driver lost control, hit a divider and went airborne. two people were in that car. one was able to climb out, the other was trapped for more than an hour and had to be rescued by emergency workers. both suffered only minor injuries. unbelievable. >>> in turkey tonight, investigato

para saber hasta cuando llueve, pasaremos con gabriel torres.ea de la bahÍa. no sÓlo nos enfrentamos a toda esta lluvia, sino que tenemos una advertencia por vientos latentes hasta el dÍa de maÑana a las 06:00. el viento podrÍa llegar hasta las 30 millas por hora en santa cruz, san josÉ y tenga mucha precauciÓn si va a manejar en la prÓximas horas. nuestro modelo muestra que san josÉ puede llegar hasta las 20 millas por hora, mÁs adelante tengo mÁs informaciÓn. palmira: tenemos la visita de la alcaldesa de el salvador en san francisco para hablar sobre el tps. >> esta maÑana fue una sorpresa para mÍ, somos muchos estamos hablando de 200,000 personas. >> fue una sorpresa. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: regresamos con "noticias univisiÓn 14". palmira: padres de familia en san josÉ estÁn ansiosos por saber si la cola de su hijo va a cerrar . y el comitÉ encargado -- escuela de sus hijos van a cerrar. vamos al distrito donde se realiza la junta. jaime: en estos momentos el comitÉ estÁ presentando su informe sobre las escuelas que van a ten

. >> cadet steven torres took part in the run that's a tradition before cadets graduate.ly after, he dropped to one knee on the steps of the state capitol. >> his fellow cadets are cheering. cadets bellowed out their channel when she said yes. >> torres said he had been planning this for three months. he is set to graduate from the academy on friday. >> no word on when they will tie the knot. >> well done. >>> world news with david muir is up next. >>> tonight, two breaking stories. the major storm slamming the east. and the storm inside the white house. steve bannon turning on the president's family. calling donald trump jr.'s infamous meeting with the russian lawyer inside trump tower, quote, treasonous, claiming there's zero chance don jr. didn't take them to the president's office. tonight, president trump firing back. >>> also tonight, the states of emergency at this hour. the massive storm called a bomb cyclone. possible hurricane-force winds slamming into the east. the track now shifting. snow totals will now be even higher. florida to virginia, d.c., philly, new y

pasamos con gabriel torres con un adelanto. : muy buenas tardes.zo a los acumulados en las Últimas seis horas en el Área de la bahÍa. definitivamente, una posibilidad de inundaciones en zonas aisladas. si planea salir de casa, es importante que tenga en cuenta que continuaremos con toda esta actividad de lluvias. para eso de la medianoche, este sistema se estarÁ lijando y estaremos con cielo despejado. mÁs adelante volÓ con el reporte completo. -- mÁs adelante vuelvo con el reporte completo. palmira: este hombre estÁ siendo buscado por la policÍa, luego de escapar de una persecucion. el sospechoso se bajÓ del vehÍculo y huyÓ, escondiÉndose entre los arbustos. si tiene informaciÓn, llame de inmediato a la policÍa. tenemos nuevos detalles del policÍa que estÁ siendo acusado de abusar sexualmente de una persona inconsciente el aÑo pasado. el oficial de 30 aÑos se presentarÁn corte el prÓximo viernes y pagÓ una suma de 200,000 dÓlares para salir libre bajo fianza. fuertes seÑalamientos salieron a la luz luego de varios meses de investigaciÓn, que deter

luz: torres indicÓ que los miembros que forman parte son residentes de la ciudad y hacen una labor y mÁs, para poder tener una representaciÓn de todas las diferentes tipos de gente que viven. luz: tras llevar a cabo eventos comunitarios, muchos pagan de su propio bolsillo. >> yo a veces vengo gastado $200 para que, los niÑos y los padres que van a estar en la junta. luz: varios dÍas despuÉs del aumento la mesa directiva votÓ para reducir las horas de unos 50 empleados del distrito por gastos excesivos anteriores que afectarÍan al presupuesto. cabe mencionar, que de siete miembros de la junta, dos de ellas votaron en contra del aumento.. palmira: gracias. la policÍa de san francisco a revisar su pÓliza de uso de cÁmaras corporales por sus oficiales, porque segÚn el departamento amenaza la integridad de las investigaciones. el jefe de policÍa busca cambiar esta polÍtica para que los oficiales sÓlo puedan ver el video de su propia cÁmara al momento de presentar su reporte oficial. de esta manera, estÁ protegiÉndola integridad de la investigaciÓn. actualmente, los oficiales de policÍa ba

los inmigrantes y estÁn determinados a demostrar que en mÉxico tambiÉn se cumplen los sueÑos raÚl torresamÓ el presidente trump a los mexicanos deportados. >> diego viviÓ 17 aÑos en georgia hasta que fue deportado, hace mÁs de un aÑo que no ve a su hijo. >> lo Único que pido es tener comunicaciÓn con Él. >> en este pequeÑo taller de la ciudad de mÉxico encontraron la oportunidad que les fue nevada en estados unidos, se llama deportados, ana laura viviÓ 24 aÑos en chicago hasta que lo deportaron sus dos hijos pequeÑos se quedaron allÁ. >> acÁ en mi paÍs es dificil cuando no se cuenta con tÍtulo. >> ninguno sabÍa de esto, pero la necesidad fue su maestra con apoyo del gobierno montaron su taller, comenzaron en la calle ahora hasta por internet venden, pero no es esloveno der sus productos tambiÉn es dar ayuda a otros deportados en su regreso a mÉxico. >> tampoco eran diseÑadores que no son, aquÍ, diseÑa con sus sueÑos. >> demostrar a nuestros compatriotas que llegan deportados que tambiÉn el sueÑo mexicano existe. >> saben y el dolor de la deportaciÓn por eso aquÍ le dan refugio a los que

como la de un hombre hispano que hoy respira aliviado, esta semana le contamos la historia de ramÓn torresacias a la decisiÓn de un juez estÁ en libertad y nuestra cÁmara estuvo ahÍ cuando saliÓ y abrazÓ a su familia. >> torres seguÍa adentro, era noche y afuera los minutos parecÍan hora, pero nadie espera que cansÉ cuando se trata de abrazar a papÁ. >> sus hijos su pareja y madre, esperaban que ice dejara libre a ramÓn y que saliera de este centro de detenciÓn en california. >> estamos esperando la salida de Él. >> hoy estÁn alegres pero apenas hace algunos dÍas en lugar de sonrisa habÍan lÁgrimas. >> me da mucho miedo que lo vayan a deportar. >> el lunes su madre contÓ a noticias telemundo que agentes de inmigraciÓn habÍan detenido a ramÓn afuera de la escuela de su hijo cuando lo llevaba a clases para la maÑana. >> lo que estÁn haciendo es separando familias ellos no sienten el dolor que uno siente. >> la sola idea de no volver a verlo era un tormento, ice explicÓ que hace algunos aÑos ramÓn habÍa manejado bajo la influencia del alcohol por eso ahora estaba arrestado. (hablan inglÉs) pe

llamado el patrÓn o de las causas difÍciles en mÉxico, raÚl torres, noticias telemundo. >>> se revelÓr de las balas. julio vaqueiro informa. >>> luego de los disparos, el pÁnico, este video es de los minutos posteriores al tiroteo en la escuela marshall county de kentucky. alumnos y maestros, en busca de un lugar seguro. 2 jÓvenes murieron, hoy conocemos sus nombres. ella es baily nicole holt falleciÓ en la escuela tenÍa 15 aÑos. (llora). >>> no hay palabras que consuelen a su familia >>> extraÑo nuestras maÑanas antes de la escuela dijo su madre. uno nunca deberÍa tener que despedir asÍ a sus hijos. la otra vÍctima, preston brian. muriÓ en el hospital. y otros resulto un heridos. >>> no han confirmado la identidad del atacante, solo estÁ la imagen de esta persona detenida y esposada fuera de la secundaria. algunos testigos aseguran que un compaÑero de clases, miembro de la banda musical del colegio, tambiÉn tenÍa 15 aÑos. >>> lo que asegurÓ el sheriff que va a buscar que sea juzgado como un adulto, con cargos asesinato e intento de asesinato. se desconocen los motivos del tiroteo. >>

met was torres was a child. wanted the officer to be part of the pregnancy announcement. >> high school found creative way to make sure the students show up on time. >> huge chunks of ice is causing flooding concerns in northeastern pennsylvania. >> reporter: we have temperatures in the 20s in most neighborhoods. 29 in philadelphia. the winds are blustery and that's giving us a windchill in the city of just 18. i'll have the 12-hour forecast coming up next. this year's philadelphia auto show is staking slaip inside -- shape inside the pennsylvania convention center. the auto show runs from saturday until february 4. tune in right here on 6abc, saturday night for a one of kind preview of the auto show. get a closeup look at new technology and exotic rides and match maker who sets up some of our "action news" colleagues with their perfect vehicle. it's only right here at 7:00 p.m. on saturday nights. >> i like to see not only the cars, but what karen is wearing. >> reporter: and dave is one of the guys we are sett

he is accused of shooting anthony torres at a street corner last september. torres his nickname was bubbles and was a popular figure in a -- in the local club scene. >>> it turns out that the big wave mavericks surf competition will not happen on tuesday. event organizers announced this morning that weather models slot -- showed a decrease in the ocean swells making the conditions not ideal. right now 24 women and six women are standing by and will travel to half moon bay once a competition is announced. >>> representative barbara lee talk today about the effects of the new tax plan. dozens of people gathered including state senator nancy skinner was part of a panel to help answer questions about the tax plan. she said she believes the you will have a negative impact. >> we have to get organized so that we can begin to unravel. it is definitely going to hurt some people and set the stage for deep cuts in medicare, medicaid, and social security.>> representatively said there are a number of provisions in the plan that she wants to repeal. she says she will hol

---la agencia federal de aviacion esta investigando este nuevo incidente y explico como la torre de controlro prevenir una posible tragedia. banner mike ---este seria la tercera vez desde julio del aÑo pasado que un avion comercial aterriza o casi lo hace en la pista equivocada del aeropuerto de san francisco, el ultimo incidente sucedio la maÑana del martes y la faa seÑalo que el piloto recibio luz verde para aterrizaje en la pista 28 r pero el piloto entonces se preparaba para descender en la pista 28 i donde una aeronave de "virgen america" se preparaba para despegar hacia hawaii; fue entonces que la torre de control se percato del error y alerto a aeromexico cuando ya estaba 500 pies del aterrizaje, eso seignifica aproximadamente 20 segundos de haberse posiblemente impactado con el avion de "virgen america" "all the back up systems kicked in the place, the controllers watched they saw he wasn't lined up properly they give the command to go around he went around it landed safely" ---expertos en aviacion comentaron que esto estuvo cerca a un desatre pero afortunadamente aeromexico tuvo ti

fernando torres went to one of their big rivals, £50 million, a huge fee then for fernando torres when5 million. he is going to link with coutinho. he has become one of the main reasons why barcelona are such a world force. now, eclipsing all of that, coutinho, £142 million confirmed today. at the moment, the second most expensive player in the world, behind neymar, whojoined last summer for paris st germain for £200 million. kevin mbappe, when he confirms that move from monaco, he will become the second most expensive, above philippe coutinho. a lot of social media reaction over the past 48 hours. jamie carragher‘s words of wisdom. we will see. of course, there is another three weeks or so from the january transfer window. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the sports headlines today. two—time champion victoria azarenka has withdrawn from the australian 0pen because of the ongoing custody battle over her 11—month—old son. azarenka can't leave california with leo until the dispute is resolved. another withdrawal — british number two kyle edmund has pulled out of the

en mÉxico raÚl torres, noticias telemundo. >> mientras en el estado de nayarit se encontraron tres fosasintiÓ un desagradable olor en un cultivo de plÁtanos, organizaciones de derechos humanos denuncian que los Últimos meses han ocurrido en nayarit ejecuciones y secuestros casi todos los dÍas. >> el gobierno parece dispuesto a ir contra todo en cuanto a la inmigraciÓn indocumentada, eso a esta hora incluye a los dreamers, su Última oportunidad es presionar fuerte en medio de las negociaciones por el cierre del gobierno, hasta el presidente trump dijo que el tiempo se acaba aunque el acuerdo aÚn es posible, piden a los soÑadores que renueven urgentemente su daca, francisco cuevas con el informe. >> sin papeles, sin miedo. >> esta vez en un acto de apoyo a los soÑadores simpatizantes judÍos fueron arrestados en el senado cuando ignoraron las ordenes de la policÍa de abandonar el lugar. >> como judÍos sabemos mejor que nadie como es ser extranjero en una tierra, como es ser inmigrante refugiado. >> congresistas hispanos se reunieron a puertas cerradas hoy con john kelly, fuente que particip

. >> jeanette torres says the first lesson she learned in grad school was social media 101. >> the very first thing they told us was clean up your email and your facebook because we checked and your future employers will check also. >> reporter: she found that of sociemployers used social me to screen candidates. >> it could be inappropriate comments or illegal activity. >> reporter: federal law bars employers from considering a person's race, disability, or age when weighing candidates, even if they glean that information from facebook. other rules vary state by state, it is against the law in some states to ask you for your pass words. there is something else called shoulder surfing. >> they will have you open up your social media account and stand over your shoulder checking out your page. >> i'm not comfortable with that. >> reporter: torres polished her profile starting with pictures. >> i put on my professional cap on and i looked through my profile pictures, and i said, oh, i kind of took that when i was 16, i'm not the same person. >> reporter: as for that people post of you, yo

john torres, an e.r. doc himself, to the front lines at mass general in boston. >> reporter: kyler bachman, once a healthy athlete in pennsylvania, now dead at 21. his mother in shock. >> i just think he ignored it and thought it would go away like most people. >> reporter: in new york, a surge of patients hospitalized at montidies. >> you are coughing as well? >> reporter: across the country, a dire situation as flu tightens its grip in almost every state stretching resources thin. >> i need you to bring some gatorade. >> reporter: at boston's mass general today, many patients who need critical fluids are getting gatorade instead of an i.v. >> we're at all-time low. >> reporter: the bags are in short supply at hospitals everywhere after hurricane maria slammed major manufacturing plants in puerto rico. are you getting new supplies at all? >> right now in the small bag products, we're not getting any new supplies. >> reporter: none. so that the flu impact is going to make it even worse. >> could make it w

el presidente del consejo ciudadano de seguridad publica genaro de la torre afirma el reto del 2018 esor reclamo es robo a casa habitacion, vehiculos y asaltos "según la encuesta del inegi de septiembre para acá subio un 78.9 subio tenemos muchas colonias donde tenemos que trabajar " "desgraciadamente este mes que empezamos son los homicidios se ha incrementado esa pugna con banda de narcomenudistas no nos han ayudado mucho, no vemos ninguna respuesta de legisladores el reclamo general de la nación la aportación de armas un delito grave ing. genaro de la torre presidente consejo ciudadano bridge en esta arteria de la ciudad comerciantes y ciudadanos han tenido que salir detras de los asaltantes para abatir el crimen una sinergia de alternativas creadas por su propia iniciativa se ha formado en colonias como la cacho que cuentan con un grupal de whatssapp. nat de voz de sergio con su celular se reporta gente sospechosa, vehiculo sospechoso con apoyo de los municipales para protegerse de los malientes "muchos de los vecinos han visto un cambio y si ha bajado el indice de robo" "es un wha

john torres, nbc news, dallas. >> some important information there. >>> now back to the question we've been asking, will she or won't she? after a frenzy of speculation in recent weeks, we're finally hearing again from oprah winfrey herself on whether she may run for president. nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker with more now on what oprah had to say. >> reporter: oprah winfrey all but closing the door on a potential presidential bid. the famed star telling "instyle" magazine, it's not something that interests me. i don't have the dna for it. and acknowledging she's getting a lot of pressure to take on president trump. speaking to "instyle" three weeks earlier at the golden globes. >> the new day is on the horizon! >> reporter: calls for an oprah candidacy have only grown louder. #oprah2020 trending for days. the president himself weighing in. >> oprah would be a lot of fun. >> reporter: a recent poll shows the president trailing oprah 51-42%. a tv titan who many democrats believe could be a strong challenger to take on the former reality tv president, but publicly oprah

john torres, thank you. >>> now to the scandal swirling around a gop rising star. the governor of missouri, a former navy s.e.a.l., admitting he cheated on his wife, but he's denying explosive allegations that he threatened to blackmail the other woman. and there's late word tonight prosecutors in st. louis are launching an investigation. nbc's blake mccoy is in missouri with the story. >> reporter: hours after delivering his televised state of the state speech -- >> thank you to sheena, my beautiful wife and our first lady. >> reporter: missouri governor eric greitens, a former navy s.e.a.l. and republican rising star, released a joint statement with his wife admitting an extra-marital affair. >> before eric was elected governor there was a time when he was unfaithful in our marriage. this was a deeply personal mistake. eric took responsibility, and we dealt with this together honestly and privately. the admission follows a bombshell local news report with a man who says he's the ex-husband of the other woman. his identity concealed by the tv station. he says he s

. >> anthony torres is a senior researcher at steep hill. >> what i have here is a plated sample from cannabis that is contaminated with a few different types of funguses. >> reporter: torres says they are finding many of the compounds that will ultimately be banned by the state in samples. >> this looks pretty bad, right, growing on a plate. can you imagine what it would look like growing in your lungs? >> reporter: unfortunately we may know. doctors at u.c. davis medical center in sacramento believe a cancer patient died from a rare fungal infection last february. researchers were able to trace the illness back to the pot that was supposed to make the patient feel better. even the chemicals that would have prevented those dangerous fungi from growing could harm you. fun angie sides and pesticides that may be safe to use on food may not be when they are smoked. >> and upon combustion, all forms cyanide gas can make it into your bloodstream and it is very toxic. >> reporter: the state cannabis bureau has established a time line for testing all pot. the goal, to test everything by the

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john torres, nbc news, santa clara, california. >>> a disaster at sea tonight after a tanker carrying iranian oil collided with a chinese freighter and caught fire off china's east coast. the chinese government said 32 crew members on the tanker we are missing, most of them iranians, the ship was sailing from iran to south korea with just under one million barrels of oil. officials said the crew of the chinese ship was rescued. >>> and in the south pacific, a long dormant island volcano in new guinea has come to life forcing the evacuation of the 500 people who live on that island. at this point, the volcano is spewing ash, but there are concerns the eruption could become explosive. there is no confirmed record of that volcano ever having erupted before. >>> with just one month to go before the winter olympics in pyeongchang, south korea, this was a big weekend for team usa. one of the highlights of the games, of course, will be figure skating, and we now know who many of the americans competing will be. including some fresh faces. here's joe frier. >> reporter: it's only fitting brad

. >> reporter: anthony torres is a senior researchers. >> i have a plated sample that is contaminated with a few different types of funguses. >> reporter: torres is saying they are finding many compounds that would be banned. >> can you imagine what it would look like growing in your lungs. >> reporter: doctors at uc medical daifz believe that a cancer patient died from a rare fungal infection from pot that was to make them feel better. >> upon combustion could be cyanide gas to make it in your blood stream. >> reporter: the bureau has established a time line for testing all pot. the goal to test everything by the end of the year. >> eventually everything labeled with testing results. >> reporter: back at saying your best bet is to -- >>> lapse in testing may come as a surprise to consumers. the bureau of cannabis saying labelling product as not tested was the best they could do to inform shoppers. risk and still have product available. >>> former 49ers stubble field in jail tonight. claiming the have had gone to his home for a job. stubblefield pleaded not guilty to those charges and

john torres has the answers you need in this flu emergen emergency. >> reporter: in the growing number of young people die this flu season, there's now another. florida seventh grader dillon winnick. >> to think that my little brother, i've never going to see him again, it's unexplainable. >> reporter: his heartbroken family stunned by how quickly he died at home. >> his temperature was 98 degrees. then just within a couple of hours they found him. and he had already passed. that's why we don't -- we can't understand how that happened. >> reporter: his parents thought his sniffles and exhaustion meant he had a cold, but now they believe it was the flu. so how can you tell the difference between a bad cold and the flu? stuffy nose and cough? could be either. severe body aches that come on quickly and nausea, a sign of the flu. as are vomiting and diarrhea, though mostly in children. a high fever above 101 degrees usually means the flu but not always. this brutal flu season has a lot of people on edge. >> we do have an ambulance on the way. >> reporter: near dallas ambulance calls for fl

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. >> reporter: anthony torres is a senior researchers. >> i have a plated sample that is contaminated with a few different types of funguses. >> reporter: torres is saying they are finding many compounds that would be banned. >> can you imagine what it would look like growing in your lungs. >> reporter: doctors at uc medical daifz believe that a cancer patient died from a rare fungal infection from pot that was to make them feel better. >> upon combustion could be cyanide gas to make it in your blood stream. >> reporter: the bureau has established a time line for testing all pot. the goal to test everything by the end of the year. >> eventually everything labeled with testing results. >> reporter: back at harborsi se saying your best bet is to -- >>> lapse in testing may come as a surprise to consumers. the bureau of cannabis saying labelling product as not tested was the best they could do to inform shoppers. risk and still have product available. >>> new at 6:00, reporting former 49ers stubble field in jail tonight. claiming the have had gone to his home for a baby sitter's job. stu

nick foles airing it out to torre smith. great heads-up play on this duck of a throw to come back to the defender, draw the flag. eagles on the move. on the very next play, jay up the gut. people think they have been saving him for the postseason. that's no good. that led to a field goal. the falcons recover. inside handoff to nelson aguilar. 21 yards to the falcons three yard line. fourth and goal. legarrette blount punches it up. extra point no good. >> the eagles could use a big special teams play. it's very high. it's going to bounce across the 20. and it will be down. and the falcons say it was off an eagle. and they have! they have recovered it! >> trips to the right. ryan looks that way. touchdown. >> wow. so so late in the half, eagles get a big break here. foals overthrows the pass. some people on twitter were saying nick foles just completed the immaculate reception. maybe not. torre smith, great heads-up play off the defender's knee. the 53 yard field goal, longest eagles post season. wentz watching nick foles. fo

shooting anthony torres in the tenderloin neighborhood. torres was nicknamed bubbles.lear the motive in that shooting. >>> in walnut creek authorities have released an image of a man accused of trying to assault a woman on a popular trail. walking home on thursday night when this man came up behind her and assaulted her. she says is he about 5'9ed" as can you see from that picture wearing a black bean i and zipup sweatshirt. a police dog was brought in but could not find the suspect. the investigators believe the a say ant had not hurt the woman. >>> 7 people are still missing in montecito after mudslide killed at least 18. those are missing and range from age from 62 years old to 2 years old. the town is now covered by a thick mud boulders and tree limbs. this week's storm sent rain, mud and all the boulders down a hillside still recovering from last month's wildfires. most residents have been ordered to leave and could be out of their homes for up to 2 weeks. >> the efforts to get the warning out to the people of monta seat toe were extraordinary. and -- monta seat t

john torres has the details for us. >> reporter: a simple walk with her dog is a miracle for cynthia dodd. less than a year ago the 46-year-old suffered a massive stroke in her sleep. >> i would have died and if i did live, i would be complete vegetable. >> reporter: by the time she was found in the morning, it had been more than six hours, which had been considered too late to remove the brain clot and save the patient. but now new guidelines from the american stroke and heart associations say doctors have up to 24 hours to use clot-busting devices like this thin wire. >> it's a massive game changer. we've had these devices now for a period of time. now we've expanded the window that we can intervene and act on patients. >> reporter: that's the life-saving part. >> life-saving and recoveries. >> reporter: one study found expanding the window of time to even 16 hours cut in half the number of deaths and severe disability. >> with these treatments you more than double the chances of someone being independent in the time after their stroke rather than being severely disabled. >> report

john torres reporting from a busy e.r. in pennsylvania. >> temperature is okay. just a couple beeps. >> reporter: when camry woke up with a fever this morning, she rushed her to the doctor. >> scares me because i see the horror stories. as a mom, you think the worst. so i hope it's not. >> reporter: she's right to be concerned. already this season 30 children, many of them healthy to begin with, died compared to just 5 deaths last year at this time. so this is the tent. >> this is the surge hospital. >> reporter: the frightening rise in flu cases is forcing hospitals across the country to use mobile triage units for the overflow of patient. it's like an e.r. >> it's a full functioning e.r. anything i can do in the main e.r., i can do here. >> reporter: this one in the parking lot of lehigh valley network in allentown. >> we've seen a massive rise in our volume in surges and we wanted to get the patients seen as efficiently as possible. >> reporter: in some places hospitals are restricting visitors, rescheduling surgeries, even facetiming appointments. now new evi

john torres is in the house. welcome, first of all. the white house doesn't have to release this, do they? >> there's no law, there's not even really a precedent. they don't have to get a physical exam at all. they don't have to release any information. they can control what information gets released. >> do we even know what's going to be addressed? obviously in the last week there's much talk about mental fitness. people are talking about things like dementia and alzheimer's and that's a stretch because it's easy for us, you're a doctor, but for people to say things like that. but those are aggressive accusations. we can't dictate what's going to be addressed in that meeting. >> exactly. what we do know is dr. ronnie jackson, obama's doctor as well, is going to be the same physician here. was essentially what a physical i would do in my clinic. just a basic physical of blood, cholesterol levels, physical examination, height, weight. but not a psychiatric evaluation. that's actually not the place for a psychiatric evaluation. it is the

please be advised that director torres will be absent from today's meeting. please be advised that the ringing and use of cell phone, pagers and other similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at the meeting. any person responsible for one going off may be asked to leave the room. so, please turn your phones off and not to vibrate because when it is on vibrate mode, it causes microphone interference. thank you very much. item four's approval of the minutes. do i have any public comment on the minutes? >> madame chair, we have not received a a speaker card and it doesn't look like anybody is addressing you. >> seeing none, do i have a motion to approve the minutes of november 21? >> to move. >> second? >> second. >> all if favor? aye? none opposed. approved. >> item five, communications. madame chair, directors, an item on your consent calendar, item 10.2 with regard to establishing a towaway, no stopping anytime except for san francisco police department vehicles has been asked to be amended by staff. the original proposal is to remove parking

vain, talk to us about martha torres and her experience. story about what happened to her. >> sure. just call her martha because torres was only one of the sur names given to her by several documents that we reviewed. the reason for that is that she undocumented person. we don't know if she's still in the united states or not 'cause couldn't track her down. which is sort of part of the tory, and that's why we begin with the mystery surrounding her. she was working at a tyson plant in kansas. and she was cleaning conveyor point and her glove got caught and the conveyor belt in like ay reeled her fish. and it cracked her forearm in two places. bones were literally sticking out of her skin. she was taken to the hospital, emergency surgery and so forth. and where the story gets interesting essentially, unfortunately, there are lots of factory accidents all the time in the united states, but her was a sanitation company called packers wisconsin. out of and they were in charge her.ntially of helping they did cover her medical expenses. but when it came time for her to worker's comp to acc

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