velasquez had her momentum., she had made sure that someone was going to be held accountable for the death of david jackson. >> it was the culmination of 16 months of such a long, grueling, up and down is tiresome investigation, of nights of not sleeping, of days of going to work and living off of coffee, and i thought, you know what, this is what it's all about. >> it was november of 2007 when michael wolfe went on trial for murder. after so many years, any physical evidence that might have tied him to the crime was long gone. but what prosecutors did have was the verbal confession, the drunken story his ex-wife said he had told her. >> i'm sure he told me -- >> and then, checkmate. another ex-wife told police virtually the same story. >> he told me he'd shot him in the head. and he -- he told me that he had a silencer on the gun. >> now she, too, was called to the stand. that was enough. it will jury was out less than an hour. the verdict was guilty. at the sentencing, life in prison, david jackson's family co

velasquez had her momentum., after 15 years, she had made sure that someone was going to be held accountable for the death of david jackson. >> it was the cull mmination of months of such a long, grueling, up and down is tiresome investigation, of nights of not sleeping, of days of going to work and living off of coffee, and i thought, you know what, this is what it's all about. >> it was november of 2007 when michael wolfe went on trial for murder. after so many years, any physical evidence that might have tied him to the crime was long gone. but what prosecutors did have was the verbal confession, the drunken story his ex-wife said he had told her. >> i'm sure he told me -- >> and then, checkmate. another ex-wife told police virtually the same story. >> he told me he'd shot him in the head. and he -- he told me that he had a silencer on the gun. >> now she, too, was called to the stand. that was enough. it will jury was out less than an hour. the verdict was guilty. at the sentencing, life in prison, david jac

deseamos que se solucione de una vez por todas la estadÍa de ivÁn velásquez.al respondiÓ que velÁsquez se mantendrÁ al frente de la comisiÓn. la corte de constitucionalidad de guatemala tambiÉn emitiÓ un fallo a favor del comisionado las que es para que ingrese al paÍs. >> que no se les ocurra dar golpe de estado porque el pueblo no lo va a aceptar. lo que queremos es que se resuelva. reportera: al mismo mandatario lo estÁn investigando. los pobladores han manifestado que esperan alguna respuesta por parte del presidente jimmy morales y de lo contrario continuarÁn con las protestas hasta lograr su renuncia. enrique: el sultÁn de malasia condenÓ a tres hermanos mexicanos acusados de estar involucrados en procesamiento de droga. fueron detenidos en marzo de 2008 en una fÁbrica en la que trabajaban. en 2012 fueron sentenciados a la horca pero en abril de 2015 la corte federal de malasia habrÍa confirmado la pena de muerte. usuarios de uber en mÉxico han presentado casi 500 denuncias contra chÓferes del servicio en los Últimos tres aÑos. un reporte indica que las

erica: el jefe de la comisiÓn, ivÁn velásquez, fue notificado de dicha decisiÓn la cual se resistÍa díasesidente si mi morales no renovÓ el mandato de la comisiÓnque estarÁ vigente hasta el prÓximo aÑo. >> hemos notificado oficialmente al secretario general de naciones unidas la no renovaciÓn del mandato, y que de inmediato se inicien las transferencias de capacidades a las instituciones correspondientes. erica: horas antes de esta importante anuncio, en las calles de guatemala transitaron varios vehÍculos del ejÉrcito que pasaban de manera amenazante frente a las instalaciones de la comisiÓn internacional. lo que el pueblo calificÓ como un retroceso a los aÑos 80 cuando se desarrollaba el conflicto armado interno. lo que ya estÁ provocando enfrentamientos entre la poblaciÓn. unos que defienden el accionar de la comisiÓn internacional contra la impunidad y otros que piden que se retire ivÁn velÁsquez. >> nos revelÓ todas las corrupciones. asimismo nos ha revelado la existencia de financiamiento ilegal por parte del gobierno. >> no me queda otra cosa que condenar categÓricamente y rechaza

i have spoken to congresswoman velasquez about this. we will have to approve a supplemental spending bill but the difference is how in puerto rico and virgin islands, we are dealing with delegates to congress and not full voting members. that is part of the problem. forthat will make it easier them to approve of something for north and south carolina. rep. pelosi: i certainly hope not. i will defer to my colleagues but i will say this -- this is about the american people wherever they are. and i know that the resident commissioner from puerto rico would take great issue with what you just said about her role here and a diminished response. their problem is they do not have a vote on the floor or any representation in the senate at all. won't that create a problem? is about thethis american people and our obligation to them. has anythingk it to do with the representation in congress. it has to do with other attitudes they have but i will defer to my colleagues. rep. velazquez: they are american citizens and there is no distinction betwee

deseamos que se solucione de una vez por todas la estadÍa de ivÁn velásquez.eran alguna respuesta por parte del presidente jimmy morales y de lo contrario continuarÁn con las protestas hasta lograr su renuncia. enrique: el sultÁn de malasia condenÓ a tres hermanos mexicanos acusados de estar involucrados en procesamiento de droga. fueron detenidos en marzo de 2008 en una fÁbrica en la que trabajaban. en 2012 fueron sentenciados a la horca pero en abril de 2015 la corte federal de malasia habrÍa confirmado la pena de muerte. usuarios de uber en mÉxico han presentado casi 500 denuncias contra chÓferes del servicio en los Últimos tres aÑos. un reporte indica que las denuncias presentadas grandes de uso de confianza hasta violaciÓn y homicidio en un intento por combatir estos delitos implementaron un sistema. alejandro madrigal nos cuenta mÁs. alejandro: la compaÑÍa uber estÁ en serios problemas en mÉxico porque sus propios usuarios han cursado cientos de denuncias. javier maneja un uber y desde hace algunos dÍas ha notado la intranquilidad de algunos usuarios. >>

acciones del presidente guatemalteco, jimmy morales, como prohibir el ingreso al paÍs contra ivÁn velÁsquezue determinan que deben dejar cumplir el acuerdo que pidiÓ guatemala con naciones unidas, que es mantener este trabajo en el paÍs. que dejen el comisionado trabajar, expulsarlo hacia las malas no es algo bueno. no es un buen mensaje. erika: durante su gestiÓn, velÁzquez detectÓ grandes movimientos corruptos. recientemente realizÓ una investigaciÓn al actual presidente, jimmy morales, por presunto financiamiento ilÍcito de su campaÑa electoral y solicito un antejuicio contra el mandatario. esto aumentÓ la indignaciÓn popular. >> el comisionado ha hecho un trabajo importante para sacar a toda esta clase polÍtica corrupta. el tema aquÍ es que Él tiene el respaldo ideolÓgico de los vitales. erika: y tenso e incierto, por que las diferentes organizaciones se encuentran en alerta mÁxima. desde ciudad de guatemala, erika porras. univisiÓn. enrique: un fuerte terremoto de 7.7 grados sacudiÓ la isla de hokkaido. causo deslizamiento de tierras y provocÓ la desapariciÓn de 20 personas. 87 persona

. >> thank you very much, congresswoman velasquez. whatever purposes is to move the opposite participation of individuals having access to the money whether it's for housing or whatever and again, the intent of congress was that this would be facilitated. with that i pleased to yield to congresswoman sheila jackson lee of texas, houston, texas. when she came on our codel at the end of the last session, she brought her fresh ayes from having experienced not only houston receiving recipient from katrina, experiencing the own natural disasters, but recent, and so she as a member of the mitten before of homeland security committee, judiciary committee, wears several hats including representatives of people have suffered through a natural disaster and has that experience to share with us. >> leader pelosi, good morning and thank you so very much for convening as together to be able to come in the midst of the time that we are in, to reemphasize a giant responsibility that the federal government has. i want to thank congresswoman velasquez

as required by state law. >> reporter: jose mesa velasquez says he wants to file a case. i want the people that destroyed my mural to pay. >> reporter: there is no talk of a movement being fueled to preserve and create other cultural icons in san jose. >> i think we can move this in a positive way to make sure this is no happen. >> reporter: kpix 5. >>> encouraging news from oakland, diesel exhaust has hit a record low. the report says they have reduced emissions by 85% over the past decade. a spokesperson said, cleaner trucks are helping. more importantly, the port is handling bigger vessels and that means there are fewer ships with more cargo volume. >> we are also plugging ships in. eight out of every 10 of them are connected to the land side power grid by big tables. that allows the ship to turn off diesel engines that eliminates exhaust. >> long time residents say air pollution has always been bad. a community group praises the boards progress but they want zero emissions within 20 years. >>> air-quality managers have called a spare the air alert for tomorrow. it is

willie velasquez would change that. with an army of volunteers and with a battlcry of "your vote is your voicf to register millions of new latino voters and change the american potical landscape. -that party that ignores that vote is gonna be punished at the polls, question about it. -willie velasquez -- your vote is youvoice. gilberto s. ocañas and ana "cha" guzman, patsy and jack martin,

the artist, jose mesa velasquez worked with local teens on this project and donated $25,000 and donated the mural. it had become a local landmark of sorts depicting 500 years of chicano and east san jose history. the mural was suddenly and possibly unlawfully erased last week when a work crew painted it over. the law does not prevent murals on private buildings from being destroyed, but the building owner could be subject tofines for not notifying the artist. >> i need the people who destroyed my mural to pay. >> velasquez wants answers from the building's owner. he's looking to preserve and create cultural icons in san jose. >>> nike selected former 49er quarterback colin kaepernick as the face of its just do it campaign. the new ad reads "believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything." this is in reference, of course, to kaepernick's controversial kneeling during the national anthem before games to protest racial injustice. nike released this statement, "we believe colin is one of the most inspirational athletes of this generation who has leveraged the power of sport to

presidente de guatemala jimmy morales decidiÓ impedir el ingreso a territorio guatemalteco a ivÁn velásquezn guatemala. jorge: paraguay decidiÓ trasladar a tel aviv la embajada que habÍa sido llevada enrique: ante la amenaza del presidente trump de castigar a inmigrantes que soliciten asistencia social, muchas familias rechazan la ayuda del gobierno para comprar fÓrmula infantil y otros tipos de alimentos para sus hijos pequeÑos. activistas surgen a las autoridades de new jersey para que agilicen la entrega de fondos de asistencia legal gratuita para indocumentados que se encuentran detenidos y no tiene posibilidades que contratar a un abogado. se difundiÓ un vÍdeo con los testimonios de dos inmigrantes guatemaltecos deportados desde los estados unidos sin sus hijos, pidiÉndole a las autoridades el regreso de los pequeÑos. estoy mÁs en la visiÓn nocturna. jorge: vamos a una pausa y al volverlos indigentes se pueden dormir tranquilos en la calle, gracias ♪ el camry 2018. toyota. vayamos juntos. Únete a t-mobile y obtén netflix por cuenta nuestra. disfruta tus shows y películas favoritos en m

nosotros seguimos recibiendo sus vÍdeos como este que nos enviÓ everardo velÁsquez mostrando su talento y muchas gracias. jorge: lunes 10 de septiembre y estas son las principales noticias. el huracÁn florence sigue en fuerza y tamaÑo camino la costa este y alcanzarÍa la magnitud cinco. desde dentro de la casa blanca tras las recientes declaraciones los funcionarios no podrÁn llevar sus telÉfonos seculares. -- a -- celulares a reuniones secretas. con mÁs crÍticas que elogios digo armando maradona fue presentado como entrenador de los dorados de culiacÁn donde ganarÁ más de 1 millÓn y medio de dÓlares. comenzamos

answers after a popular community mural was painted gray overnight. 33 years ago, artist jose vesa velasquez and indigenous history. but last week the building was sold ... the new owner decided to paint over it. and since then ... the building is being defamed. ( darya ) because the new because the new building owners did not notice the artist, the city believes there's been a violation of california state law .... and are sending a notice about the liability. in the meantime ... at least one nearby business has donated a wall to construct a new mural. ( james ) a temporary homeless shelter in berkeley is now closed... and those who lived there are now waiting for a permanent solution... that they say the city promised them. kron4 's ella sogomonian went to old berkeley city hall where several of them have now set up tents. sot: ella sogomonian// "two reasons,the first closed some people have no place to go because the shelter on 9th street , and second to make a statement fo

the artist's wife, juanita velasquez, says contact information was on the mural, but no one contactedthem. >> it tears into the people's spirit, and it tore into this community in a bad way. >> reporter: more than 20 years later, much older and wiser, juanita velazquez says her husband will not redo his work. >> to reproduce any partf it would have b it would take negotiation with the new owner of the building and possibly even legal intervention. >> whoever destroyed the mural has to pay the cost for the mural. >> reporter: many believe the new owners of this building are responsible for painting the wall gray, but even the city is struggling to figure out who that new owner is. reporting live from san jose, nbc bay area news. >>> it's a holiday weekend, but chp officers are working overtime to keep the roads safe. that means more police patrols and more checkpoints. officers have one goal in mind, cracking down on drunk and drugged drivers. the chp says since the maximum enforcement period started on friday night, ten drivers and two pedestrians have died in accide accidents. the ch

answers after a popular community mural was painted gray overnight. 33 years ago, artist jose vesa velasquezpicted mexican- american and indigenous history. but last week the building was sold ... the new owner decided to paint over it. and since then ... the building is being defaced. ( darya ) because the new building owners did not notice the artist, the city believes there's been a violation of california state law .... and are sending a notice about the liability. in the meantime ... at least one nearby business has donated a wall to construct a new mural. ( james ) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news... a man detained by ice finally walks out of the detention center after 17 months. how a community helped him get out. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even hel

artist jose mesa velasquez says he painted the mural back in 1985 as a cultural project for the east side youth center, which no longer exists. he says it cost around $25,000 back then, and his labor and many of his supplies were donated. he says if commissioned today, it would cost around $825,000, but it's not about money. it's more than that. velazquez says he and his wife say the mural was an important history lesson for everyone and brought people together. >> this is very important. you know, it's not only for the community and hispanics. it's for all the community. >> it tore into this community in a bad way. >> reporter: california law requires artists be notified before their work is moved or destroyed. velazquez says for him to reproduce any part of it, a mural site would have to be protected, and that probably wouldn't happen. many believe the new owners of this building were responsible for painting over it. but even the city is struggling to find out what now owns this building. reporting live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >>> a final private good-bye for the late sena

congresswoman velasquez. we talk about what needs to happen on the island of puerto rico. the governor was in to see me not three months ago the we had a productive meeting. i'm on their schedule talk about these issues. i'm glad you mentioned fema. when fema was necessary here after awful storm we had, tornado, i helped to rebuild eight of the community that were impacted by that storm. $118 million came back to make sure that when you look today at parts of springfield that were devastated by that storm, they have had been brought back to life. you talked about faith and hope in people who believe. faced with that of all the secret some of them lived in trailers adjacent to their homes that were destroyed. we have a chance to apply the same principles that we did and used in america to puerto rico. i was in dudley massachusetts because they been hit by storm. why that wouldn't qualify for fema because of of the catastrc result it would qualify for what is known as massachusetts assistant. >> moderator: what's next for evacuees? amatul-wadud: first, puerto rico is america

teaching history, by way of the historical figures that were on the mural33 years ago, artist jose vesa velasquezhildren from the east side youth center ... created "mural de la raza" ... depicting mexican-american and indigenous history.this is who i am. this is my family's history. this is all of our stories being toldfor more than 3 decades, the community watched over it.young people take care of the mural because no graffiti. they take care of the mural for 33 yearslocals say as soon as escrow was transferred last week, the new owner decided ... no more. right now because they did not notice the artist, there's been a violation of california state law we believe. so we'll be sending notice from our attorney's office about the liability. already, the building is being defamed ... we got a blank canvas and now taggers are gonna fill it, right?to see this blight is just so sad for our community while the city figures it out with the property owner, at least one nearby business has generously donated a wall to construct a new muralwe can't force a private owner to put up artwork, but we can find

velasquez says he wants to file a case. >>> an unlikely reunion happening right now at sfo. >> this is pretty amazing. to siblings, separated as babies in postwar germany, find each other decades later. it started last month when the woman you see their received an ancestry.com search as a gift. she was born in germany in 1956 and then adopted by california couple in the seminal valley. shortly after the ancestry search, she received a call from a man in virginia named wayne, who said he was her brother. there he has. they finally met in person yesterday. >> i finally had to ask her, do you have your mother's name? and when she said her mother's name, i thought, your mother is my mother. >> they share seven other siblings who were also adopted and did not know about each other. now they are on a mission to meet every single one of them. three weeks ago, esther met one sister who has been living in mill valley. this week, she will travel to connecticut to meet with another brother living there. >> a family reunion! >>> the time now is 5:51. another production target as they try to get b

has defied guatemala's highest consnstitutional courtrt by barg the head of the commission, ivan velasquez gomez, from entering guatemala. the commission had been investigating morales for illegal campaign financing. the commission's investigations also helped oust morales' predecessor, former president otto perez molina, in 2015. trumpent trump's son eric is facing backlash after he used anti-semitic language to criticize longtime investigative journalist bob w woodward's explosive new book about the trump white hohouse. this is eric trurump speaking on fox and d friends on wednesday. write some sensational nonsense book, cnn will definitely have you on because they love to trash the president, it will mean you sell three extra books, make three extra shekels of to be has of ththe american peoeople, at the behest of our country. amy: the longtime executive producer of cbs's "60 minutes" jeff fager has been fired, after being accused of sexually harassing women employees, fostering a culture of sexual harassment at "60 minutes," and bullying one of cbs's own reporters when she reached out

this year's winners are anti-corruption champions thelma aldana of guatemala and ivan velasquez of colombia, three imprisoned civil and human rights defenders from saudi arabia -- abdullah al-hamid, mohammad fahad al-qahtani, and waleed abu al-khair -- a farmer from burkina faso named yacouba sawadogoand, the australian agronomist tony rinaudo. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we turn now to new accusations of sexual assault against president trump's supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and the growing resistance to against his confirmation. at least 128 people were arrested on capitol hill monday protesting kavanaugh, who had been publicly accused of sexual misconduct by two women. dr. christine blasey ford and deborah ramirez. this is tarana burke #metoo movement, who called for the national walkout monday in solidarity with survivors of sexual violence. dr. blasey ford, like anita h

anticorruption group when its mandate expires next year and a band to prevent the group's leader even velasquez from returning to the country even more or less. the only thing jimmy morale is in these bodies congressman is doing its particular themselves and protecting corruption because they definitely corrupt and they will go to jail so they're doing everything they can to get rid of c.c. and not be investigated since starting in two thousand and six the international commission against impunity in guatemala or seasick has helped public prosecutors jail ex presidents congressman and drug traffickers earning praise from governments around the world last year the commission started investigating morales and his family for alleged corruption and calls for his impeachment morales a former comedian denies any wrongdoing backed by the army he announced on aug thirty first that sea sick is highly politicized and has overstepped its remit. last year at the united nations secretary general was made aware of the many concerns that the watermelon state had with the responsibilities of the commission wit

velasquez: hello.i am congresswoman nydia velazquez, and i represent new york's seventh congressional district. as our fellow americans in the carolinas face the devastation of hurricane florence, we are reminded that this week marks one year since maria made landfall in puerto rico, and when irma and maria devastated the virgin islands. ia cameto rico, mar ashore in my hometown as a category 4 storm with sustained winds over 150 miles per

teaching history, by way of the historical figures that were on the mural33 years ago, artist jose vesa velasquezalong with children from the east side youth center ... created "mural de la raza" ... depicting mexican-american and indigenous history.this is who i am. this is my family's history. this is all of our stories being toldfor more than 3 decades, the community watched over it.young people take care of the mural because no graffiti. they take care of the mural for 33 yearslocals say as soon as escrow was transferred last week, the new owner decided ... no more. right now because they did not notice the artist, there's been a violation of california state law we believe. so we'll be sending notice from our attorney's office about the liability. already, the building is being defamed ... we got a blank canvas and now taggers are gonna fill it, right?to see this blight is just so sad for our community while the city figures it out with the property owner, at least one nearby business has generously donated a wall to construct a new muralwe can't force a private owner to put up artwork, but

el abogado colombiano velÁsquez por orden y seguridad pÚblica, la noticia se conoce 4 dÍas despuÉs queomienza la fiesta, ¿ estÁs lista amiga?. >> no sÉ, pero sÍ. >> ella no sabe nada, nada, mantenerse con trabajo y eso es cierto en el medio artÍstico es una tarea muy, pero muy difÍcil, pero hacerlo con Éxito durante 40 aÑos, como en el caso de nuestra adorada adamari es motivo para celebrarlo a lo grande y es lo que planeamos hacer aquÍ, por lo que ahora vamos a comenzar nuestra fiesta dÁndole muchas sorpresas y recordando su trayectoria, veamos. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ habrÁ sido su mirada, su dulzura o tal vez su picardÍa que hizo que apenas con seis aÑos pudiera conquistar la pantalla de los hogares de puerto rico y todos sintieran que adamari ya era una mÁs de la familia. los Éxitos en sus primeras actuaciones capturaron la atenciÓn de los productores mexicanos que no dudaron en darle los papeles mÁs importantes de su carrera. >> para que te dieras cuenta que mi hermano estÁ jugando sucio a tus espaldas. >> ¿ te gusta vivir en una casa tan grande? encantada de conocerte, adiÓs. >

should be joined by congresswoman velasquez, the top democrat on the small business administration committeeshe might talk about the role of the sba. you can go to our website, c-span.org, for details of the coverage. but this -- let me put this on the table. the washington post has a piece this morning, from a meteorologist and staff writer. the piece is titled "climate change made this monster." he says hurricane florence is almost an impossible rare threat. powerful is exceedingly rare this far on the east coast. cases since our records began, hazel in 1954 and hugo in 1989, has a carolina hurricane provoked an 18-foot rise in the ocean tide. a warmer atmosphere can hold more water vapor and provide more energy to hurricanes, boosting their disruptive potential. this is no longer just a theory. noce modern tracking began, hurricane with origins in the hundreds of miles wide patch of the center atlantic has ever made landfall in the east coast or even come close. thanks to unusually warm ocean water, florence has i -- intensified. warms in part to unusually ocean waters between new england

velasquez: hello. i am congresswoman nydia velazquez, and i represent new york's seventh congressional district. as our fellow americans in the carolinas face the devastation of hurricane florence, we are reminded that this week marks one year since maria made landfall in puerto rico, and when irma and maria devastated the virgin islands. ia cameto rico, mar ashore in my hometown as a category 4 storm with sustained winds over 150 miles per hour, ravaging bridges and roads and destroying more than 87,000 385,000ith another seriously damaged. sical damages are expected to exceed $90 billion. the entire territory, all 3.4 million american citizens, lost power. thousands of businesses, hundreds of thousands of would not regain electricity for nine months, marking the longest blackout in american history. it will probably remain forever unknown, the exact number of puerto ricans who lost their lives from maria. earlier this month the government of puerto rico finally acknowledged maria killed nearly 3000 p