. >> los pacientes de guatemala y honduras llegan a washington dc. >> se estrella otro aviÓn de pasajerosjeros, que desapareciÓ esta madrugada la aeronave se dirigÍa a brukina faso. perder contacto con la torre de control una hora despuÉs de el despegue y en el Último mensaje el piloto pidiÓ un cambio en la ruta debido a las otras lluvias. >> los presidentes de honduras y guatemala llegaron a washington dc para reunirse con el presiente obama. >> los mandatarios dicen que solicitarÁn un plan econÓmico que ayude a que centroamÉrica supere las muchas causas de una inmigraciÓn, que clasifican de explosiva. >> la violencia generada por el narcotrÁfico, falta de oportunidades, pero de igual manera tiene que ver con la falta de claridad, o ambigüedad en la polÍtica, o tambiÉn en las posesiones del debate sobre la reforma migratoria. >> la casa blanca y negro que la reuniÓn se habla de la responsabilidad compartida de todos los paÍses. >> cuales son las razones por la que los niÑos estÁn y mirando? - estÁn inmigrando? pero tambiÉn la responsabilidad de los paÍses. >> los niÑos tienen que ser lle

noticiero telemundo con marÍa celeste y desde washington, dc josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> hola que tal?, hoy dÍa un dia histÓrico aquÍ en washington, dc en donde se llevÓ a cabo una reunion del presidente obama y los presidentes de honduras, guatemala y el salvador los tres paÍses centroamericanos en donde proviene la mayor canto de kanlt dado de personas cruzando en los Últimos meses. >> bueno, aunque hablaron de trabajar juntos y buscar soluciones para atajar el grave problema de raÍz el presidente obama dijo que es muy importante a los menores indocumentados y que el estatus de refugiado no se otorga tan fÁcilmente lori montenegro estÁ en la capital. >> la crisis dominÓ entre los mandatarios de el salvador, y guatemala los presidentes no para hacer mÁs para detener que los menores sigan llegando. >> (hablando en inglÉs). >> obama dijo que tienen gran compasiÓn por ellos pero les advirtiÓ que muchos serÁn repatria repatriado. lo que estÁ la ley y no pueden quedarse aquÍ. >> obama presentÓ la posibilidad de crear un programa piloto por ahora Únicamente para honduras que permiten a meno

and it's bringing a lot of business owners and employers to washington, dc, and starting to call members of congress, telling them, 'hey, let's start to move this. we're starting to feel a lot of pressure from ice at our businesses. we need to do something so that we're not here where we are today.' >> so if that's the case, why is this such a difficult issue to move through congress? >> anything that allows the 11 million that are here undocumented to stay is going to be considered amnesty, and that's where it starts to get to a tough lift and it starts to put pressure on members because that term does make a lot of people nervous. and i think if we're not at the table and not part of the solution, what are we here for? >> in december, thirty house democrats signed a letter demanding that obama halt deportations until legislation gets passed. >> well mr. president, stop deporting the very people who could gain relief from the senate bill that you would sign into law and which you have praised. >> and at an event in san francisco, obama was interrupted by pleas from his supporters to do

only on al jazeera america. >> without immigration reform in washington dc, individual states have gone their own routes. here in georgia, undocumented immigrants have been targeted by an arizona-style law, hb87, giving police the power to check immigration status at traffic stops. >> i do believe hb87 is good policy, and so far we haven't received any complaints and it's a law that's been in effect now for over two and a half years. >> actually, hb87, which lindsey co-sponsored, has been the subject of legal challenges and some parts of it were stuck down. >> voters... the folks who sent us here, should not be required to bear the burden of a failed federal government enforcement policy. >> we understand there's a lot of road-blocks where they'll check for documents? does that seem appropriate to you for a federal immigration authority? >> when you stop someone and they are a criminal suspect, the ability to check and confirm who they are, to me that's police work 101. if someone is here illegally and is picked up for being here illegally, we already have laws on the books and they oug

a constitutional amendment to abolish slavery in washington, dc to repeal the fugitive slave clause. the difference between garrison and most abolitionists is most abolitionists believe that can be done by mere congressional statute. the constitution does allow those. but it's the same project. it just thinks it has to be done by constitutional amendment. it's odd to think he is proposing a series of constitutional amendments to do this bullet -- but not a 13th 13th amendment no amendment to absolutely abolish slavery. the way they're thinking is the states will do this on their own when, once they're surrounded, it will dawn on them, they've lost the kind of artificial support that the federal government gives them by constantly allowing them to expand, by protecting slavery and protecting runaway slaves and that sort of thing. the assumption all along is that the thing that is going to have to happen is to get the federal government to position itself so the states will resume the process of abolishing slavery on their own. so i don't think even abolitionists assumed that -- if tha

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we take students to washington dc. we spent two weeks there. we send them for summerlong internships in partnership with our friends at engineering. this year, we will have 10 engineers going to washington dc , taking a class, and working in a meaningful internship experience. that is real learning. it is real world application of what our students have learned in the classrooms here at purdue. it will help them have a leg up when they go out to use the degree that they worked so hard to achieve. a member ofe not pic c and you are an undergraduate student, we are university wide and why have you not come by? of purdue tooers be part of pic c. that means we will test your abilities. if you're not comfortable writing a press release, guess what i'm going to ask you to do? if you're not comfortable speaking, guess what i will ask you to do? i will ask you to come up with thoughtful questions for our guests, like doug brinkley tonight. we will make sure that you have the best learning experiences the people atfrom c-span and washington dc. last yea

>> we took 600 folks from npa and the domestic workers to the ge's lobbying operation here in washington, dc and it was to really go directly to the people that are responsible for the tax dodging that ge is engaged in, and bring the message directly to them. >> ge, we're ending your tax dodging today! >> that's right. whoo! pay your fair share. >> in a time that they've made 30 billion in profit, they've gotten 3 billion back in tax refunds. we need to expose them directly and go toe to toe with corporate power. >> once we get off the bus, remember don't run, walk quietly, calmly, and quickly. don't engage with police. i know we have three police liaisons; can you raise your hands? whoo! >> this is where we get off. >> here we go, guys. >> alright, let's go, let's move. let's move. >> excuse me, excuse me. no, no, no. >> we are here today -- >> we are here today -- >> because we've had enough -- >> because we've had enough -- >> we've had enough of cuts to our schools -- >> we've had enough of cuts to our schools -- >> medicare and medicaid -- >> medicare and medicaid -- >> we're angry. >>

that pinkerton had in selecting these operatives as he had been using them in other capacities in washington dc. there was a senator, jackson morton, whose wife was suspect of sending messages to the confederates. it is these two men who went up to find webster. they found him in the monumental hotel on capitol square. the fences around the washington monument. the hotel no longer exists. with the detective was chase senatorthe son jackson morton. chase immediately recognize them. were arrested and sentenced to death. priestquested to see a for confession before his execution. father urged him to confess. scully gave in to this and confessed. he not only confessed to being a spy, but said that timothy webster was also a spy. the result was that timothy webster was arrested. so was patty lewis. the evidence seems to negate -- indicate -- not only was his commuted,committed -- he was also called as a witness at a court-martial. weather was one operative or two that turned on him, the fact that he was arrested because of the confession and sentenced to death. to the general in charge of -- in jeff

1860, he received a request to investigate secessionist threats to destroy the bridges between washington dc and new york city. he took a group of operatives to maryland. pinkerton was posing as a stockbroker and took an office next to a secessionist. he learned of a group had a plan to assassinate lincoln as he passed through baltimore. at the time, the way it was set up was lincoln would arrive on one train in baltimore and have to cross the city openly in a carriage to get to the train take him to d.c. which now seems like a horrible idea. in baltimore, which was split on the issue of secession, this was a horrible idea. webster went to maryland with an operative posing as his wife. he joined a local militia in learned that they had similar plans to assassinate lincoln. because of this, his itinerary changed. he was sneaked through baltimore. he received much criticism for this, but as we saw how easy it was for somebody to assassinate the president, it was clear why it was necessary. years after the incident, the new york chief of police asked one of the men to relate his experiences as

so we have to do this before august and before we leave washington dc. and we have to stay here until we find a solution to this crisis the rear facing. reporter: do you believe is a member of the appropriations committee that your legislation should be tied to very specific appropriations and you believe it should be tied to a number of republicans saying that border security is a problem? >> i believe that we should bring young kids who get this notice to appear to go get a hearing three to five years later, so clearly, i believe -- i mean, i want to see the funding. we need the funding for i am for for patrol and we have to have that policy and make that change otherwise it's not going to work and we have to have the funding and the policy change. lou: are you open to the idea of the national guard going to the border to stop what is a flood of illegal immigration? >> keep in mind the national guard cannot control the immigration control and there are there in our legislation calls for the national guard to come in and support the border patrol becaus

. ♪ >>> "noticiero telemundo" con marÍa celeste y desde washington dc, josÉ dÍaz balart. ♪ >>> hola quÉdes. comenzamos el noticiero en washington donde los presidentes de guatemala y honduras se reuni reunieron con legisladores, antes de la reuniÓn con el presidente obama. y en un intento por detener la crisis de los niÑos que continÚan llegando solos. >>> opinan que estados unidos tiene parte de la responsabilidad por esta crisis, y pidieron mÁs cooperaciÓn para corregir las causas de este exodo masivo. vamos con lowry montenegro. >>> son tristes las circunstancias que los traen a washington dijeron los presidentes de guatemala y honduras pero es una oportunidad. >>> ustedes estarÍan dispuestos a aceptar un plan similar al plan colombia. >>> estas dicen debe incluir una seria inversiÓn para ayudarlos a restaurar la seguridad. >>> un plan de cooperaciÓn mÁs agresivo como al estilo del plan colombia creo que serÍa uno de los puntos que se deben discutir. >>> maÑana pÉrez molina junto con sus homÓlogos se reunirÁn con el presidente obama para discutir la crisis humanitarias de miles de ni

>> maybe one in washington, dc? >> what color is her favorite house? what city? >> you can fault see the house this morning. >> not hire. >> hopefully you like gray. >> live doppler 7 hd, the hotspot is in marin and i will show you what is going on, to point reyes and you can see the best radar return moving right now light shower moving through and you can see the reflection off 101 around san rafael so that is freeing the ground with drizzle this morning so want out for that. bit afternoon hours, it will be partly sunny and cooler than year but still humid. yesterday the house was up to 79 and you can feel the humidity envelop you. drizzle is possible. less humid on friday. warmer temperatures this weekend. high pressure to the northeast, low-to-upper to our southwest and counter-clockwise is slow and humidity pump is running full throttle. that is why we have a chance of sprinkles from the partly such any sky. the best chance of anything measure is with thicker drizzle. upper 70's in milpitas and sunnyvale and lowity around cupertino and santa clara and mid-80

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hola quÉ tal, buenas tardes, comenzamos en washington dc donde el secretario de seguridady menos niÑos cruzando la frontera. >>> y que su oficina reduciÓ el tiempo de repatriar. lowry montenegro tiene mÁs. ♪ ♪ >>> el secretario de seguridad nacional no escatimÓ palabras. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> respondiendo a una pregunta de telemundo dijo que la mayorÍa que llegaron de centroamÉrica no calificaran para permanecer en estados unidos, declarÓ al final donde dijo que zvajo el nÚmero de personas cruzando la frontera, que redujeron el tiempo de procesar a adultos, y cada semana llegan a guatemala entre 6 y 10 vuelos con indocumentados repatriados. >>> igual apuntÓ que estÁn reduciendo el tiempo que tomarÁ repatriar a los menores que llegaron solos. un estudio del centro indica que aumento 117% el nÚmero de niÑos menores que cruzaron la frontera sureo. la mayorÍa de honduras. un grupo de religioso visitaron varios centros en texas. >>> no son buenas para nadie, un ser humano, un niÑo, es una cÁrcel, no es agradable. >>> johnson dijo que aunque bajo el nÚmero de personas cruz

---desde washington dc, randy serrano amplia.1 ;13 ;31 ;49 01;12 el gobierno federal esta alertartando a los consumidores de t-mobile para que revisen sus recibos luego de que la compaÑa telefonica fuera demandada por presuntamente ganar cientos de millones de dlares en cargos fraudulentos. s/ brian shull, comisión federal de comercio brian shull de la comision federal de comercio, mejor conocida como ftc, dijo que se les cobr a los clientes por servicios que no pidieroncomo subscripciones a servicios de horoscopos, chismes, y consejos amorosos. ayer la agencia explic cmo se lleva a cabo ese tipo de fraude. s/randy serrano, @randytelemundo "indicó que las compañías externas que le mandan la información le cobran a los clientes por medio de t-mobile y le dan un porcentaje de las tarifas" la ftc recalc que t-mobile haba recibido quejas de sus clientes sobre las suscripciones fraudulentas y que aun as aplic hasta el 40% de los cobros. s/ maría eugenia gutiérrez , consumidora "es un robo. deberían de ser sancionados. pero en términos

. >>> adolfo franco es estratega republicano estÁ desde los estudios centrales en washington, dc donhumanitaria que estamos viendo hace meses en la frontera y acabamos de hablar con el congresista cuÉllar que representa en el Área del rÍo grande, que se debe o puede estar haciendo. >>> francamente tiene que ver con las polÍticas del presidente de mandar un mensaje hace 3-4 aÑos que las personas indocumentadas en los estados unidos podrÁn quedarse en este paÍs y el mensaje malinterpretado lo entiendo en guatemala, honduras y otros paÍses si uno llega a los estados unidos se podrÁ llegar y llegar a un estatus legal, culpo en gran parte la discusiÓn sobre la reforma migratoria en gran parte el presidente, segundo, el presidente de la cÁmara ha pedido que la guardia nacional que mÁs recursos se inviertan en la frontera, este presidente dijo hace menos de un aÑo que la frontera estaba controlada, no estÁ controlada. >>> si viene cierto que hace 4 aÑos el presidente creÓ un ambiente para que la gente pensara que puede llegar de manera indocumentada fue hace 4 aÑos porque estamos viendo que

the program helps veterans visit war memorials in washington dc. she looks great for 108. pod, which is the rooftop, is closing for renovation. september 5.n food service will be available in the w living room. no partying on the rooftop until then. d.c.'s best air guitarists showed off their skills tonight at the ninth dirty club in the northwest. they competed in the mid atlantic semi finals. the winners head to the 12th annual u.s. air guitar championships in kansas city. that is a real thing. [applause] it was packed. things that steve rudin missed out on. he has been busy in new york. on good morning america. if you missed him today, you get another chance at it tomorrow. gma airs sunday morning on abc7. >> excited to see steve again tomorrow morning. making him look pretty. >> is a natural beauty. he has. [laughter] let's stick to the weather, we have a lot to talk about. it was a pretty nice day. that's go through a time lapse. some cloutunty with this morning and then the clouds broke apart and we had a nice bit of sunshine. then, you will see some clouds roll in.

. >> washington dc.>> es un lugar bastante bonito, lleno de buena energÍa, mucho amor. >> hay desfiles, conciertos... >> los soldados americanos que van a pelear con nosotros... >> todo es gratis, la libertad se paga tambiÉn. >> estoy contento de estar acÁ. >> perfecto! los invito para que me acompaÑe en y compartimos los goles. a ustedes gracias! nos hablamos, chau! ♪ hoy es viernes 4 de julio. son los titulares la cumbia perdiÓ el paso. brasil avanza a ritmo de samba. colombia se va de la copa entre aplausos y llanto. la esperanza y rumores exponen a centros americanos. en esta fecha el presidente obama dijo que acoger a los inmigrantes es clave para la forma de vida de los estadounidense. reiterÓ su compromiso de reformular la ley antimigratoria. comenzamos. ♪ este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ un emotivo momento. los brasilenios david luiz y dany alvez consulan a james rodriguez. muy buenas noches les saluda lourdes ramos. se quedÓ con la victoria de dos a uno sob

deportaciÓn de niÑos para que sean repatriados en cuestiÓn de dÍas, lori montenegro amplÍa desde washington, dccratas estÁn en polos o puestos sobre como manejar la frontera sur. el grupo de trabajo que viajÓ a centroamÉrica mientras tanto la casa blanca pidiÓ 6,7 millones de dÓlares solamente les darÍan 1.5.000 millones y dedican la mayorÍa del dinero a mÁs seguridad en la frontera y las deportaciones. la mayorÍa de los fondos no se utilizan por mÁs de un aÑo. o sea, no resuelve el problema a corto plazo. >> en la controversia republicanos insisten en modificar la ley del 2008 para que los mayores de centroamÉrica sean deportados. >> esto no es parte del plan del senado y para la mayorÍa de los demÓcratas es aceptado. >> todos merecen. lo que es el tema demÓcrata y congresista en cambio que sea necesario. tener una audiencia en donde los niÑos con un abogado pueden estar al frente de un juez mÁs rÁpidamente la casa blanca enviado seÑales contradictorias el presidente de la cÁmara baja en esta carta hoy dÍa dijo a obama que es difÍcil que el congreso avance sin el fuerte apoyo a la casa blanca

ellos son analfabetas en su propia lengua hartado de esta manera la seguridad en sÍ mismos en washington dcas le exige a la cÁmara baja que apruebe un fondo de emergencia para asistir a los niÑos que siguen detenidos en la frontera. >> menores que cruzaron la frontera, testificaron ante demÓcratas en el congreso. magely hernÁndez de 12 aÑos escapÓ de la violencia en honduras. >> yo vi cÓmo mataron a una persona, era muy feo. >> saÚl martÍnez, tambiÉn huyÓ de amenazas de pandillas en el salvador , pero acusa maltratos por la patrulla fronteriza. >> habÍa mucho frío, estuve temblando todo el tiempo. sÓlo nos dieron una y lo que casi no nos calentaba. >> los republicanos de la cÁmara, presentaron su propuesta de 659 millones de dÓlares para enfrentar la crisis fronteriza. >> lo que cubre los casos nosotros creemos son necesarios. >> la propuesta que estÁ lejos de los 3000 millones que el presidente obama, acelerarÍan las deportaciones de jÓvenes indocumentados, para ayudar a centroamÉrica la repatriaciÓn de los menores. >> los demÓcratas rechazan la propuesta. >> podrÍa catalogarse como una br

take the power out of washington, dc and transfer it back to the states.s tax as they choose, however they choose, and to spend it however they think is best for their state and local communities. very simple content, and obviously has a little bit of opposition because it's going against the power of d.c. >> congressman, i suspect you're not happy with the way the highway trust fund has been operating in recent decades, you're right. it's a 20th century solution. now they're trying to apply it to the 21st century, and we have an opportunity right now, over the next eight, nine, ten months, before we revisit the reauthorization of transportation funding, to put some new ideas out there. so we have interjected this into the debate and had a lot of great feedback. in fact today's bill we're voting on references it through the findings and admits that the current system is an unsustainable, broken, bankrupt, not working, and that we have to do -- come come up with different ideas to empower the states to build their roadways and get the federal government out

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the problem is in washington dc. we have two people pounding at each other and no one really coming up with a solution. that's what we're here to discuss, how can we collaborate and demand a solution? >> you said the problem is there. this was supposed to be the first, actually, there are a few more scheduled before that never came but there are supposed to be more bus loads of immigrants coming, maybe as many as 140 people every day for every three days for the next several weeks. do you think you will encourage similar protests every time these buses come? >> you know, that is a potential and we have a plan in place to deal with that. right now, the only thing we know is that marietta still is a designation point but also important to remember it's not against the immigrants, it's not against the people. they are trying to come to the greatest nation in the world, can't blame them for that. immigration happens every day in marietta. nobody is protesting that. what we're protesting is the product of a broken system

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oeste en las prÓximas 36 horas de domingo se va a mover hacia todo el noreste provocando en ny, el washington dccago se aproximan condiciones muy severas especialmente esta noche. las mÁximas temperaturas para maÑana en los 84 grados en el norte del paÍs hacia el centro el paÍs 96, kansas muy similar la temperatura en comparaciÓn a seattle con 90 asÍ que hacia el norte de nosotros en los Ángeles van a tener temperaturas mucho mÁs cÁlidas llega el fin de semana, uno las acepta mejor que si fuera la semana laboral, las temperaturas para maÑana en el norte del paÍs en los 84, recuerde que para la prÓxima semana todas las temperaturas altas para cambiar, muchos lo van a agradecer, dallas con 100 en grado, miami se queda con 90 grados las chicas que mencionaban un dÍa gris porque perdemos al lebrÓn james pero al menos atravesemos los campeonatos que le dio al miami. muy buen fin de semana puedes seguir atravÉs de twitter @primerimpacto. >> sorprendiÓ la Última ganadora de nuestro concurso 20 libras porque me quiero, van ha ver su cambio. >> adelante, josmary cuÉntenos. >> estamos de celebraciÓn, lo c

sospechoso del ataque contra el consulado de estados unidos comparece ante una corte federal en washington dctiva. el negocio que ganaba una madre y hija las puso al borde de la muerte. ♪ >> luce desde la estaciÓn espacial internacional lo tendremos adelante la tormenta que le va a aguar. la imagen. el dÍa feriado de 4 de julio a muchos. ♪ >> 4 de los nuestros brasil, argentina, colombia y costa rica integran el grupo de los 8 mejores del mundial de fÚtbol. regresamos. una madre ye y su hija el negocio con que se ganaban la vida las puso al borde la muerte. el carro de comida explotÓ y las hiriÓ luis tiene las imÁgenes. >> se pusieron de moda, todos los dÍas estos restaurantes sobre ruedas sirven miles de comida. ayer ocurriÓ lo impensable. el video de una cÁmara de seguridad muestra la explosiÓn de un camiÓn de comida. lo vio desde su casa. >> explotÓ fue como una bola de fuego que cruzÓ la calle. todo el bloqueo... el palo donde estÁ la electricidad tenÍa fuego. >> los bomberos dicen que ocurriÓ por una perdida en el tanque de gas que alimenta la cocina. el saldo once heridos. entre ellas u

needat the job creation we in washington dc? that kind of wheeling and dealing? roads and infrastructures will build jobs. >> 60 seconds for you. >> i will take the first 10 and rebut that. you know that company was already in bankruptcy when i got there. this is the problem when you have an out of touch congress. had 2010. they funded and kicked the ball forward. because of that we're becoming less and less competitive around the world. it is time to change that. >> i have come home every single weekend. your whole lifestyle is based in a different way. you have done well for yourself but you live in a gated community and have a gated house. how are you going to work with john q public when they come up to you and have questions? i think part of it is being a public servant. >> mr. purdue. the >> i am proud you are accessible. look at the results it has given us. my mom and dad were school teachers. farm. up working on a i have been very blessed in my career and i am not going to apologize for that success. i am getting in here to make a difference. >> thank you

washington dc also took part in this. >>> things got tense today on cnn with an interview with joan rivers, and the interviewer asked about criticism of the cover of her book and she was not happy with the question, and went off on a tirade. >> i am put on to make people laugh by book -- my book is funny, i wear fur that was killed 15 years ago, stop it with, and you do this and you're mean and you're that. you're not the one to interview a person who does humor, sorry. >> she was, and she didn't come back to the set to finish up the interview. since the book's release, she's been criticized for wearing that fur. >>> the baseball fans, which ones are celebrating tonight? we'll let you know, sports is next. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. . >>> a panda

. >> let's crossover to washington dc where we are joined by our colleague, richard walker. the u.s. embassy in berlin has refused to comment on the move against its top u.s. intelligence official. any reaction where you are? >> pretty much the same picture here. the white house also sticking to its familiar formula that it cannot speak on intelligence matters of stop but behind the scenes, we are hearing from an analyst close to the administration that they are quite taken aback by this action taken by the merkel government. and it is pushing the story up the agenda here at a time when there are many other crises around the world and domestically facing the obama administration. there is a sense that a debate is beginning to unfold. one senior policy analyst said a deputy secretary of criticize them for not removing this cia station chief before this happened. >> this move does represent action. it is getting into the news, but will it change anything? >> that is the question will stop it depends on just how my pressure germany is willing to apply. until now, it has stuck s

. >> rebound joins members of the dutch community in washington, dc, to mourn those who died on flight 17 and signed a condolence registry honoring citizens of the netherlands who perished. the president assured the dutch people the united states will make sure of proper investigations. >>> president obama arrives in the bay area to raise money for the democratic national committee. he lands late tonight after some fundraising in seattle spending the night in the area and will attend an event tomorrow at the real estate mogul's house. tickets were $10,000 a person including a photo op and lunch. >> water cops could soon come after you if you waste the water. it would an novel way to enforce water conservation during the drought. now to san jose. >> to give you an idea how serious the situation is i am standing on dry ground in the middle of a pond of ground water recharge water. there were 100 of these in the water district and they are almost dry. add to that the ground level is dropping and water officials are tired of asking nicely and are looking to bring in enforcement. in san jos

. >> lilian tintori y un discurso en el club de washington dc donde hablÓ sobre el encarcelamiento deorrusos entregaron las cajas del aviÓn. los cuerpos de las vÍctimas desataron un conflicto, pues las autopsias podrÍan revelar quÉ causÓ que el avión se desplomara en pleno vuelo. >> aquÍ estÁ william bonilla con la acciÓn deportiva. >> tiene orden de atenciÓn, le diremos por quÉ y quién se la ha puesto. hnn >> vamos a ver cÓmo pinta el clima. >>buenas noches, el aire todavÍa subtropical viene llegando del sur hacia el norte. esto forma esta lÍnea de posibles diversos tormentos que van al norte de california. la bahÍa se mantiene estable, una noche agradable. ahÍ vemos el panorama con las lluvias. pero california se mantiene estable, sin sequÍa, no hay advertencia para nosotros. sÍ en otros lugares. temperaturas entre los 61 y 69 grados. los nublados van a continuar aunque no se esperan lluvias. Éstos los prÓximos cinco dÍas, a partir del miÉrcoles, mitad de semana, la temperatura se mantiene estable, pero finalmente sÓlo aparece. se mantiene despejado tambiÉn el jueves y viernes, 7

. >> washington, dc. >> but in the cheers for the u.s.a. and this team, this one was harder to recognize. or in fact what they're screaming in belgium. >> we're from belgium capital. >> now for the most part the group said the u.s. crowd was friendly. >> it was tough, and then people started to like us and talked to us. >> right now in belgium, we watch like this, we're not in belgium obviously, so it's the second best thing. >> when they started to yell, the crowd booed and yelled back. there was a common denominator in all of this, a love of so your, and a match that had both sides bight their -- biting their nails. >> it was awesome. >> in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more on the breaking news from the north bay where raging wild fire continues to spread by the minute. an update as firefighters work to surround the flames burning right now in napa county. >>> can you call home, 174 square feet the size of a shipping container, welcome to the new bay area reality. . >>> a man suspected of driving under the influence crashed und

suspected in the attack on the embassy in benghazi, will appear at a dough tension hearing in washington, dcu khattala pled not guilty to conspiracy to aid terrorists. a court filing says that khattala was motivated to participate in the violence by his extremist ideology. officials say he was the ringleader of the 2012 attack that killed ambassador and bay area native christopher stevens. he was captured by special forces last month in libya. >> a rocket with a nasa satellite designed to carry carbon dioxide in the atmosphere roared off the launch pad this morning after 3:00 a.m. and represents the end of a five year struggle after a similar satellite was destroyed in 2009 after a failed launch. the sat light today sniffs foe carbon dioxide at the height of 488 miles. they will study the process behind the way the environment on southerns carbon dioxide. >>> random act of kindness made an unsuspecting woman in south dakotan online sensation. she was in a check outline in wal-mart when a customer in front of her did not have enough money to pay for diapers. flynn bought the woman $120 worth

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. >>> buenas tardes hoy hablaron ante el congreso en washington dc tres menores inmigrantes centroamericanosro de la crisis que se estÁ viviendo en la frontera por la llegada de miles como ellos en los Últimos meses. >>> los menores contaron por qÉe abandonaron sus paÍses y lo que sufrieron tras ser detenidos y lo mÁs importante pidieron clemencia para otros menores. >>> rogelio con su testimonio conmoved conmovedor. >>> no pudo contener el llanto la niÑa al explicar las razones por lo que vino sola a estados unidos. >>> una de las razones que querÍa saerl de honduras era por la violencia que habÍa en mi paÍs. >>>la niÑa y otros dos menores centroamericanos contaron a un grupo de congresistas sus histori historias. >>> y marcada por la necesidad y lo a la violencia. >>> hace un aÑo estuve amenazada por la mara. >>> pero ademÁs los tres coincidieron en que llegar a estados unidos fueron maltratados en los centros de detenciÓn. >>> el cuarto era muy frÍo y estuve temblando todo el tiempo, no habÍa cama solo nos daban un nylon que casi no ca lentoaba. >>> abogados y activistas que antes ingresa

. >> a lawyer in washington dc says, however, because you were so hands on with acting him for the money, that you are kind of complicit. what do you say to that? >> i guess you are referring to jonathan? >> yes. >> okay. i did solicit the money from him. at the end of the day when he came aboard as a client, he was moving forward. there was a little rockiness. i was told it was moving forward. >> rudy was the ceo of plapp et hospital. moss and frost claim they are victims of planet hospital too and have nothing to hide. did you not see the operation falling apart? >> rudy has made bad business decisions, at the end of the day he prevailed and worked things out. even though i saw things getting rocky, i gave him the benefit of the doubt, they have in the past. >> if you google your names the connection to planet hospital shows up. >> yes. we are starting out of the running blocks with a 500 pound weight on our backs. >> despite the connection to planet hospital, carr mine and jody are considering moving forward with moss and frost new agency. a testament to how much they want a baby. one