came to san antonio first from germany, then to mexico into san antonio and set up with my grandfather in 1916. what a journey that she made 90 years old she made it too. i was really hardwired to be a reporter from this childhood. my family were storytellers. my father really believed he was a one-man district attorneys office. he was running so low serve usually, it is a chain a small discount stores that my grandmother and grandfather started during world war i. he really thought of himself as a kind of amateur mayor of the world. and so the solo serve bags you may remember those were old enough to remember had thousands of handbills that they would be stuffed into the bags as a five or six doors that the chain grew into and it was every corrupt obsession my father had to expose. other fathers play tennis or golf. no, not my father. the conversation at the table was we have to get the senator, we have to get the mayor. they are drifting. trying to destroy a historic neighborhood and i'm going to fight them. and he did. he was a hilarious character, a contrarian. he drove most of san

>> they say you killed him for $20, antonio. >> in 2004, 13 months after the murder, antonio russo was arrested. one of russo's first comments after he's arrested is, are you go being to arrest the others as well? and they say who do you mean? he goes oh, no, no, no, never mind. one month later in december, while he's returning from christmas shopping, john juca's arrested as well. >> reporter: did you give antonio russo the gun that night? >> no. >> reporter: did you put him up to it? >> no. >> reporter: did you have anything to do with the murder of mark fisher? >> no. >> reporter: so you believe the police arrested the wrong man. >> i know it. >> fast forward to 2005. john juca and antonio russo are on trial for this homicide. >> reporter: you sat in the courtroom every day. >> yes. >> reporter: was there any forensic evidence linking your son to the murder? >> zero. zero. this case was on testimony only. he said-she said. testimony only. >> you had his long-time friend, one of his best friends, testifying against him. >> al cleary got up on the witness stand and said you had a .22

my friends senator brian hughes and representative crouse meant to push back against the city of san antonio, city council which pushed a resolution in city council chambers a few weeks ago that would have banned chick-fil-a from having an 125e789 at the san antonio airport merely because chick-fil-a has in the past supported organizations like

antonio russo. >> the wallet was missing from mark fisher's body. so that created the suspicion that it was a robbery. >> the 19-year-old's body was found wrapped in a blanket at the end of the driveway there at that home, argyle road. >> he was laying face down, and there was something lying next to him. i think it looked like a blanket or something like that. >> he's still got this blanket that is under him in a way that led cops to believe that perhaps he had been rolled up in the blanket or carried out in the blanket and dumped. >> mark fisher was found laying on top of what turned out to be your blanket. >> yes. >> what do you make of that? >> you know, mark fisher fell asleep on the sofa, and there was a throw blanket in the back. so he covered himself with the blanket, and then in the morning when he was leaving, he took the blanket with him. >> the blanket found with the body came from the giuca home. that becomes a critical starting point for investigators. >> at some point, the police figure out that the victim was mark fisher. and they fi

that's the uncompromising message from the un secretary general, antonio guterres. speaking in new zealand, he described climate change as the defining issue of our time. more now from sunita jaswal. it was a warm welcome to new zealand for antonio guterres, but his message was direct. the world is facing a climate emergency. there's also another reason why he's there. he's coincided his three—day visit to meet leaders and show solidarity during the muslim holy month of ramadan, just less than two months after 50 muslims were killed in a terror attack on two mosques in christchurch. the visit will include travelling to the islands in the pacific region, low—lying countries that could disappear completely because of the rise in sea levels. they are really in the front line of the dramatic impact of climate change. we absolutely must be able to stop these dramatic trends, to reverse these dramatic trends. we cannot allow for a runaway climate change. we need to protect the lives of our people and we need to protect our planet. speaking about the recent floods in m

karla: es que antonio banderas es antonio banderas. marcela: pero tienen que tranquilizarse un poco porque habÍa mucha emociÓn. karla: anoche hubo un evento muy especial con mucho sabor. esta es una visita que hicimos es el protagonista de la semana en miami. antonio banderas llegÓ y fue recibido con mucha emociÓn por todos los invitados, acompaÑado de su esposa nicole y mÁs enamorada que nunca. antonio: he tenido suerte en la vida y tengo mucha suerte con nicole. es una mujer que no estÁ en el mundo en el que me desenvuelvo, llenar el mundo de las finanzas, lo cual me les oxigena un poco. yo me he casado con dos actrices y las conversaciones en casa eran siempre sobre el mundo del espectÁculo y ahora hablamos de otras cosas y eso me diere muy bien. queremos consolidar el miami fashion wake poco a poco lleva tiempo y no es fÁcil porque el mundo de la moda es complicado pero lo estamos consiguiendo. marcela: una noche con mucho ambiente espaÑol con otra invitada de lujo, isabel presley, quien ejerce de feliz abuela con los hij

secretary general antonio has also been honored with the annual charlemagne prize an award that honors those who promote european unity the jury in the west german city of often said that faced elected its head for his work in reviving global cooperation past recipients of the charlemagne prize known as the cause prize here in germany have included french president emanuel my from the german chancellor angela merkel and pope francis. that was at the ceremony and. it's antonio good tara said he and the historic city hall of that he never felt so clearly the need for a strong and united europe europe is too important to fail said the secretary general populace and nationalism should be overcome and europe should set an example for the multilateral approach in diplomacy nationalists and populists like donald trump in the white house and washington should be kept at bay this is the clear message of those child money a prize of 2018. and in awarding the charlemagne prize of the jury said that antonio had helped to revive global cooperation based not only on the values and goals of the unite

the world is facing a claimant emergency. —— antonio guterres. he is also meeting to show solidarity for ramadan. the visit will include travelling to the islands in the pacific region, low—lying countries that could disappear completely because of the rising sea levels. they are really on the front line of dramatic impacts of climate change. we absolutely must the able to stop this dramatic trend, to reverse this dramatic trend, we cannot allow for runaway climate change. we need to protect the lives of old people and we need to protect our planet —— old people —— antonio guterres. we need to protect our planet —— old people -- antonio guterres. he says the world is facing the effects of climate change faster than people can suckle it. while the world is aiming to limit climate change to 1.5 celsius, empty max's politicians are not doing enough. we're seeing everywhere a clear demonstration that we not on track to achieve the objectives defined in the paris agreement. and the paradox is that as things are getting worse on the groun

antonio, thank you so much for joining us antonio garcia, the chief european economist from barclay's. also coming up on our show, stay with us because we're going to be speaking to the world trade organization director general roberto as china calls on the u.s. to behave rationally in its dealings with huawei stay with us what happened to the real men of america? today's average red-blooded american man has less testosterone than his father. and his father has less testosterone thanhisfather. before we suffer a full-on masculinity crisis, force factor is launching the man up america event. we want to send every man in america a complimentary bottle of the breakout supplement taking gnc by storm. test x180 ignite, loaded with free-testosterone-boosting manliness. get your complimentary bottle by texting the keyword on the screen to 20-20-20. during workouts, test x180 ignite raises levels of free testosterone in your body to help build lean muscle. plus it helps burn fat, fuel desire, and improve performance. now you can continue to feel like the real men that made this country great.

antonio: me siento halagado. cuando te dan un reconociendo de un lugar como ese y un marco como el festival canes. es muy importante. estoy muy contento y muy cansado. nueve dÍas muy duros. no sÓlo fue el premio lo que mis estar muy contento sino que la recepciÓn de la pelÍcula, que nos recibiÓ con 12 minutos de aplauso. todo fue muy bien y vengo muy contento con muchas ganas de trabajar. francisca: me parece interesante la manera en la que dios trabaja. ganas este premio de esta pelÍcula dirigida por pedro almodÓvar y que ha sido fundamental en toda tu carrera con tus primeros pasos en el cine con Él. ha sido tu mentor. tiene que tener algÚn significado. antonio: en mis usos de aceptaciÓn del premio dije que lo aceptaba en mi nombre y en nombre del personaje que representaba. aunque se llamaba salvador mayo, mes en secreto saber que detrÁs de ese nombre se oculta pedro almodÓvar. es una cosa extraÑa. he hecho muchas pelÍculas Él y llevo 40 aÑos trabajando en sus pelÍculas. francisca: toda la vid

de morir, viajaban en un comportamiento secreto de un remolque, una parada de trÁnsito cerca de san antonio alertÓ a la policÍa y evitÓ lo que pudo ser una tragedia. aumenta el nÚmero de alumnos de origen latino que se gradÚan cada aÑo en estados unidos, pero no siempre les resulta fÁcil completar sus estadios, carmen mÁrquez de enfoque latinos explica. >> los pinos se conviertennder confiscados por las autoridades a ♪ muy buenas tardes, gracias por acompaÑarnos, les saluda felicidad aveleyra. >> el gobierno de guatemala le ha pedido al gobierno estadounidense que investigue las causas de muerte de carlos hernÁndez vazquez, el quinto menor que fallece desde diciembre pasado, estaba bajo custodia de la patrulla fronteriza y le habÍan diagnosticado una gripe y 24 horas falleciÓ, venÍa del interior de guatemala, donde estÁ jenny, buenas tardes. >> felicidad, estoy en una aldea de guatemala, de ai guatemalteco que muriÓ bajo custodia de las autoridades de migraciÓn de estados unidos. >> es mi hijo, que se porta muy bien, participa en el fÚtbol, participa en mÚsica, bajista,

jose antonio vargas. your new book is "dear america: notes of an undocumented citizen." thank you so much for being here. -thank you for having me. -now a not-so-benevolent view of philanthropy. in an in-depth look, one journalist makes the argument thhen today's corporate titans and political leaders try to change the world, they actually preserve the societal problems they say they want to solve. author anand giridharadas contends the rich and powerful are willing to fight for justice and equality but only if it doesn't threaten their positions at the tope social order. his latest book is "winners take all: the elite charad" of changing the worl and anand giridharadas joins us now in the studio. pleasure to have you. -great to be here. -well, in your book, you tackle the world of philanthropists who want to do good and do well at the same time. we hear all theswords now, a world full of terms like "win-win," "make a difference," "thoug leaders," yet you say that instead of making the world better, they're actually enabling inequality. how so? -it's an amazing thing tha

>>> en san antonio texas. >>> mis padres son de mÉxico. >>> nacÍ en san antonio por error. pero hubo un funeral y acabÓ naciendo aquÍ. >>> fue tu destino. >>> asÍ es. >>> y emmanuel y ademÁs de tus dibujos sueltos tienes un libro con un tÍtulo interesante. quÉ hubiera pasado si los aztecas ganaban la guerra contra los espaÑoles? cuÉntanos tÚ quÉ hubiera pasado?. >>> pues publ cajicamos el librn un amigo, el libro es que hubiera pasado... y pues prÁcticamente es uno serie de eventos obviamente los aztecas ganan la guerra y todo empieza con cosas verÍdicas, pero en cierto punto se divide para tomar el camino para crear la historia y bueno los aztecas pierden y entonces pues se dejan venir, los chinos y japoneses se dejan venir y nos quieren conquistar y bueno no les quiero contar mÁs para que consigan el libro porque estÁ muy bonito el libro. >>> ah! bueno, por seguro. >>> si hubiera pasado. toda la naturaleza estarÍa bien cuidado en el bello mÉxico. >>> he observado algunos originales y al ojo del alguien, no es fÁcil comprender todo en ello tÚ los entiende

jose antonio vargas. your new book is "dear america: notes of an undocumented citizen." thank you so much for being he. -thank you for having me. in an in-depth look, one journalist makes the argument that when today's corporate titans and political leaders try to change the world, they actually preserve the societal problems they say they want to solve. authorennand giridharadas co the rich and powerful are willing to fight for justice and equality but only if it doesn't threaten tir positions at the top of the social order. hi tlatest book is "winnee all: the elite charade of changing the world." and anand giridharjoins us. pleasure to have you. -great to be here. -well, in your book, you tackle the world of philanthropists who want to do good and doell at the same time. we hear all these buzzwords now, "make a difference," "thought leaders," yet you say that instead of making the worlbetter, they're actually enabling inequality. how so? -it's an a thing that we do live in this age when billionaires are giving money away. in this city right now, you know, and every tim

jose antonio vargas. your new book is "dear america: notes of an undocumented citizen." thank you so much for being here. -thank you for having me. -now a not-so-benevolent view of philahropy. in an in-depth look, one journalist makes the argument that when today's corporate titans and political leaders try to change the world, they actually preserve the societal problems they say they want to solve. author anand giridharadas contends the rich and powerful are willing to fight for justice and equality but only if it doesn't threaten their positions at the top of the social order. his latest book is "winners take all: hathe elite charade ofing the world." and anand giridharadas joins us now in the studio. pleasure to have you. -great to be here. -well, in your book, you tackle the world of philanthropists who want to do good and do well at the same time. ear all these buzzwords now, a world full of terms like "win-win," "make a diff,"ence," "thought leade yet you say that instead of making the world better, they're actually enabling inequality. how so? s an amazing thing

por fortuna la policÍa en san antonio texas los e escuchÓ y lo saco a tiempo. muÑoz tiene las imÁgene >>> si no hubiÉramos parado esta troca podÍa haber sido peo >>> se salvaron de morir asfixiados dice este inmigrante latino a quienes llevaban apilados y sin tomar agua por mÁs de cinco horas en el interior de esta caja de madera sellada borde de un remolque, ocurriÓ en el poblado cerca de san antonio texa >>> vieron que alguien estaba golpeando en la madera y sacaron los barrotes que estaban allÍ y allÍ encontraron a esas 16 persona >>> esta es la primera vez que veo algo asÍ dijo el oficial que reconociÓ que detuvieron al conductor del vehÍculo por una infracciÓn de trÁnsito, nuestro colega de tele telemundo san antonio constatÓ como iban adentr los inmigrantes atrapado >>> me he metido y les puedo decir que es difÍci respirar adentro, no sÉ cÓmo estas personas pudieron haber muert >>> el pdep arremetiÓ contra el gobierno de mÉxico y dijo estar decepcionado porque segÚn Él no hace nada par frenar la indo c inmigraciÓn indocumentada, >>>

this system stretches from kansas down to san antonio, texas. as you mentioned yesterday, there was high risk warnings for much of the state from the national weather service, as a fear of tornadoes was really imminent throughout much of the day. this coming on the six-year anniversary of the moore, oklahoma, tornado that killed 24 people. even though many tornadoes did not materialize, the weather system, everything kind of came together to minimize really the large number of tornadoes that many forecasters had been fearing, but the skies looked

the heavy rainhreat will be moving south this morning towards san antonio. they'll be dodging those storms toda in louisiana too. and we look ahead towards that weekend forecast. we have the kentucky derby too. we don't want a sloppy, muddy >> i think we had one last year too. it really affects, and all those people with those nice hats, all muddy. >> don't forget cinco de mayo too. >>> a line arive straightt independent yarns pitcher corey kluber leads to a broken arm. hisou 91-mile-per-hr fastball came back off the hitter's bat at 102 miles an hour. the two-time cy young award winner tried to defend himself but he only had a fraction of a second to react. he's now on the shelf with a fractured forearm. ouch. >>> still ahead, a major milestone for soccer legend onel messi. a shocking omountf cell phones on earth right now. we'll dial up the total next. ♪ rub-a-dub ducky...en and th...there's national car rental. at national, i'm in total control. i can just skip the counter and choose any car in the aisle i like. so i can rent fast without getting a hair

antonio good terror said here in the historic city hall of that he never clearly the need for a strong and united europe europe is too important to play is that the secretary general populace and nationalism should be overcome and europe should set an example for the multi ledra approach in diplomacy nationalists and populace like in the white house and washington should be kept at bay this is the clear message of those child money your prize of 2018. now in awarding the charlemagne prize the jury said that could ted has had helped revive global cooperation based not only on the values and goals of the united nations but also the principles of the european union here's a closer look now at his work as secretary general. one week it's vienna the other vanuatu as un secretary general antonio has a punishing schedule meeting world leaders and market traders alike the 70 year old is a mediator in some of the toughest issues facing the world terrorist political career took off in 1995 when he ran for prime minister in his native portugal a former university lecturer and devout catholic he w

that is the uncompromising message from the un secretary general, antonio guterres. speaking in new zealand, he described climate change as the defining issue of our time. sunita jaswal has more. it was a warm welcome to new zealand for antonio guterres, but his message was direct. the world is facing a climate emergency. there is also another reason why he‘s there. he has coincided his three—day visit to meet leaders and show solidarity during the muslim holy month of ramadan, just less than two months after 50 muslims were killed in an attack on two mosques in christchurch. the visit will include travelling to the islands in the pacific region, low—lying countries that could disappear completely because of the rise in sea levels. they are really the front line of the dramatic impacts of climate change. we absolutely must be able to stop these dramatic trends, to reverse these dramatic trends. we cannot allow for a runaway climate change. we need to protect the lives of our people, and we need to protect our planet. speaking about the recent floods in mozambiq

antonio! fetch computer! antonio? i'll get it. get to know geico and see how much you could save on renters insurance. >>> a photo bomber is getting a lot of attention in london. london's traffic authority is calling this sea gull the cutest. we're pretty sure he won't be able to help you navigate thero road tomor morning. you still want to tune in for that. >> we got a hog but never a seagulad >> never hne looking right into the lens like that like what are you looking at? >> exactly. >> he could have great sense of direction if he's a seagull over the city. >>ver afreeway, right? >> tt's going t ♪ 1,2,3,4 this spring, it's out with the old and in with the awesome. as in, in with the fastest, most reliable internet from xfinity xfi. you can be in with brilliantly connected devices in every room. and in with finding all your favorites on live tvd anstreaming apps with just your voice. this spring it's out with the old, and in with simple, easy, awesome. dorit miss the xfinity sale. get started with this limited time offer and ge

it was a warm welcome to new zealand for antonio guterres, but his message was direct. the world is facing a climate emergency. there's also another reason why he's there. he's coincided his three—day visit to meet leaders and show solidarity during the muslim holy month of ramadan, just less than two months after 50 muslims were killed in a terror attack on two mosques in christchurch. the visit will include travelling to the islands in the pacific region, low—lying countries that could disappear completely because of the rise in sea levels. they are really in the front line of the dramatic impact of climate change. we absolutely must be able to stop these dramatic trends, to reverse these dramatic trends. we cannot allow for a runaway climate change. we need to protect the lives of our people and we need to protect our planet. speaking about the recent floods in mozambique he said the world is feeling the effects of climate change faster than the human efforts to tackle it. while the paris agreement on climate change aims to try to limit global temperatures to 1.5

that's the uncompromising message from the un secretary general, antonio guterres. speaking in new zealand, he described climate change as the defining issue of our time. sunita jaswal has more. it was a warm welcome to new zealand for antonio guterres, but his message was direct. the world is facing a climate emergency. there's also another reason why he's there. he's coincided his three—day visit to meet leaders and show solidarity during the muslim holy month of ramadan, just less than two months after 50 muslims were killed in a terror attack on two mosques in christchurch. the visit will include travelling to the islands in the pacific region, low—lying countries that could disappear completely because of the rise in sea levels. they are really in the front line of the dramatic impact of climate change. we absolutely must be able to stop these dramatic trends, to reverse these dramatic trends. we cannot allow for a runaway climate change. we need to protect the lives of our people and we need to protect our planet. speaking about the recent floods in mozamb

it was a warm welcome to new zealand for antonio guterres, but his message was direct. the world is facing a climate emergency. there‘s also another reason why he‘s there. he‘s coincided his three—day visit to meet leaders and show solidarity during the muslim holy month of ramadan, just less than two months after 50 muslims were killed in a terror attack on two mosques in christchurch. the visit will include travelling to the islands in the pacific region, low—lying countries that could disappear completely because of the rise in sea levels. they are really in the front line of the dramatic impact of climate change. we absolutely must be able to stop these dramatic trends, to reverse these dramatic trends. we cannot allow for a runaway climate change. we need to protect the lives of our people and we need to protect our planet. speaking about the recent floods in mozambique he said the world is feeling the effects of climate change faster than the human efforts to tackle it. while the paris agreement on climate change aims to try to limit global temperatures

novato, black point, you will notice south san antonio road. also seeing some heavier rainfall here. the rainfall is about an inch an hour. we are seeing some moderate to heavy rain. and it is light to moderate from the sunset district. great highway heading into the bay view district going across the east bay into oakland. the commute will be challenging. 880, alameda, castro valley, down peninsula, heading into cupertino, we are seeing some lighter rainfall. we do have heavier rain coming into san francisco. what we saw this morning was the light stuff. here's a look from the camera. a rainy view. people are saying, why is it raining? should not it be warm? yeah. 64, san jose. 57 in half moon bay. upper 50s to 60s from santa rosa to concord. it is a level two through tonight. gusts, 30, 40 miles an hour or higher. so our best possibilities are this evening of seeing some thunderstorms. hourly win, 6:00 tonight. winds gusting over 40 miles an hour along the coast. we will be seeing the down pours going into 7:30. moderate pockets of rain acros

un el relato de carmen un vehÍculo que transportaba a otros jÓvenes paso por su casa para recoger a antonio, todos sin saberlo irÍan a tal trabajar contra su voluntad para el cartel jalisco nueva ra>> en un momento empiezo a meterme en desaparecidos quÉ t gusta pese a las desaparecidos. nueve de la noche y a las tres de la maÑana no tenÍa idea de todos los que estÁn desapareciendo >> la fiscalÍa de jalisco confisconfi confirmÓ que el cartel recluto j jÓvenes, dos meses despuÉs de l desapariciÓn de antonio >> se sabe que entre un promedio de 50 a 60 sujetos son los que resguardaban a un promedio de 40 personas que tenÍan reclutada >> resguardaban a un promedio de 40 personas reclutadas. >>> omar y ana son padres de miguel y omar, de 28 y 26 aÑosÍi >> omar y ana son padres de miguel y omar acmeo en zapopan o >> los vendieron a otro grupo porque ya no les hicieron para lo que querÍan entonces o los matan o los venden a otro grup obligaron ao para deshacerse del problema >> los obligaron a trabajar en un versiÓn que conocieron labor junto al mismo joven donde estaban sus mismos h

some of the worst drives kansas city to shreveport and oklahoma city to san antonio. now a closer look at the day ahead. the warm side of the storm system. you can see 70s and even 80s today. and it is i cold colorado with highs only in the 40s. there is the severe weather threat through areas of texas and louisiana. we'll talk about the flood threat. that will continue throughout the day. >> a mess and scarey too. >> two baby elephants were rescued after struggling for nearly three hours. the calves mothers tried to help them. wild life rescue came andcr ted an escape path. both returned back to the jungle and reunited with their mothers. >>> just ahead, major developments overnight when iras signalhat they are done with the three-year nuclear deaw ho frightening is this? . for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it captures dust in one swipe. ha! gotcha! and sweeper heavy duty cloths lock away twice as much dirt and dust. it gets stuff deep in the grooves other tools can miss. 'know what? my place...s a lot cleaner now. stop cleaning. start swifferi

cÓmo estÁs, antonio? dejame saludarte querida amigo tambiÉn tenemos a nachito y al capellÁn, a josÉ. lamentablemente en esta zona de californiase encuentra el mayor nÚmero de personas sin hogar. nosotros seguimos con esta misiÓn de ayudar a esta gente y ellos forman parte de la misiÓn y dos de ellos son graduados. josÉ aquÍ para platicarnos esta misiÓn tan maravillosa que hacen ustedes. >> el programa residencial se queda por un aÑo completo con muchas terapias hasta que ellos terminen el programa. alan: asÍ que eres como el mentor de cada uno de ellos. tÚ estuviste en la calle y tu pareja no querÍa que vieras a tus hijos pero ahora te distes una segunda oportunidad y estÁs con Él. >> sÍ, gracias a dios que me dio un nuevo comienzo, gracias al capellÁn por su misiÓn y su apoyo. alan: la verdad es que estÁn rehaciendo su vida. cuÁnto te falta para graduarte? un mes. ellos siguen colaborando y ayudando a los demÁs. >> asÍ tiene que ser. alan: uno de ellos es mecÁnico en la construcci�

we have 32 million people at risk in areas of oklahoma city, dallas, san antonio and greater houston area. that area of orange is the greatest chance of tornadoes today. even into tomorrow, we continue the threat into areas of louisiana, little rock and memphis. we are going to get a lot of flooding issues too. >> breaking news this morning, terror just outside of denver after another school shooting erupts in the middle of the w kt others injured. authorities swarmed the stem school. gun fire lasted several minutes with shots still being fired as deputies entered the school. they have arrested two suspects believed to be students a the that school. frighten students ranging from kindergarten to high school. the shooting happened not far from columbine just a month after the 20th anniversary there. we have the latest. >> reporter: students running for cover, swat teams and tactical team as reiffing within two minutes of the first 911 call surrounding the stem campus. >> there were a number of students shot and injured. >> reporter: shortly before 2:00 p.m., two armed students, one wi

antonio is among solutions to be left homeless by the fiercest storm to ever hit africa. giru and his family fled in the chaos of kind of the beast have a home to return to albeit flooded out. if the wind was very strong and the trees started falling down that was before it started raining. and then the heavens opened and pots and pans were future. i saw that there was just too much water inside here i said to my wife you have to stand up and take the baby outside. after survival comes the salvage operation in the rain she is trying to save whatever she can from her listeners but the things just started falling and half of me then i started to run leaving the door open i went outside and houses started falling one by one. fridges freezers everything was falling well built houses too we ran out so things would fall on us especially on the children to rebuild this no we will have to demolish it and start again with a new house. you know. for many years in countries across the continents there's been a perception that classical music was the preserve of white people and the

emily: the hpe ceo, antonio neri, thank you for your insight on the broader markets. chrysler has determined it's not just about having a good engine under the hood. with a touchscreen in the center console, it passed the chevy silverado into second place in the u.s. market. coming up, the fastest man alive is turning in his cleats for a scooter? how he is investing in mobility. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: usain bolt, the fastest man who ever lived, could have a different competition on his desk. he is the cofounder of bolt mobility. the company started deploying shared electric scooters in the french capital this week. bloomberg caught up with usain bolt and asked why the gold medalist is not interested in speed this time around. >> the problem is everyone is trying to get into the market and not thinking about consumers, about how they develop their products. they are just trying to get into the market. we took our time and develop a product that we are promoting. we talk about storage for water, coffee, for ladies, handbags, storage areas. we al

antonio n hpe ceo, eri, and you -- thank you for your insight on the broader markets. determined it is not just having -- not just about having a good engine under the hood. a touchscreen in the center chevye, it passed the silverado into second place in the u.s. market. coming up, the fastest man alive is turning in his cleats for a scooter? how he is investing in mobility. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: usain bolt, the fastest who ever lived, could have a different competition on his desk. he is the cofounder of bolt mobility. the company started deploying shared electric scooters in the french capital this week. bloomberg caught up with usain asked why the gold medalist is not interested in speed this time around. >> the problem is everyone is trying to get into the market and not thinking about consumers , about how they develop their products. they are just trying to get into the market. we took our time and develop a product that we are promoting. storage for water, coffee, for ladies, handbags, storage areas. we also think about the phone. you don't

es lo que marco antonio le gustarÍa que otros entiendan el asistir a la universidad no es fÁcil y no todo el tiempo es divertido segÚn el departamento de educaciÓn la asistencia aumentó y sÓlo porque la cifra va en aumento pero tampoco es imposible. y ahora estÁ haciendo ecuaciones que nunca pensÓ que podrÍa entender como casi todo en la vida todos somos niÑos de color y de la primera generaciÓn. toma clases en los mismos salones y aunque su meta tiene que ver con el lado mÉdico le gustarÍa crear extremidades por otro lado el sindicato de maestros no da marcha atrÁs en la segunda semana de huelga y segÚn los maestros comete un robo cada vez que se niega un incremento salarial y la asamblea estatal no se olvido y los legisladores aprobaron la propuesta que promete hacer gratuitos los primeros dos aÑos nuestra colega los amplÍa los detalles. va a sacar a nuestra gente del sueldo mÍnimo necesitamos y provee ayuda gratuita a aquellos estudiantes en el primer aÑo en el colegio comunitario y seguimos recordando que asÍ empezamos oportunidad que no llegÓ a las manos de li

that is in the rancho san antonio neighborhood. the victim was shot multiple times. opd said the victim has not been identified yet. no information has been released on a suspect. tough afternoon in the bay area. >>> it is mayday and workers around the bay are were making themselves heard. cost of living and fair wages are on everyone's mind. workers also came together at mexican heritage plaza in san jose to fight for the rights of immigrant workers. some live pictures right now from concorde. people there have been rallying from families to suffer from high housing costs. everyone deserves a tape in stable home. this group is drawing attention to small businesses were at risk of displacement from the real estate boom. >>> hundred of workers in oakland also rally from a day. marching through the streets and converging on the steps of city hall. the fight for fair wages and local hiring on big-city projects. construction workers were at the picket lines. they want a project labor agreement. pla. to guarantee them jobs on city projects. other cities and alameda county

again, near san antonio park. it is just two blocks east of roosevelt middle school and when police got there, they found a man who had been badly injured, shot several times and then he died there at the scene. at this point police don't have any suspects in custody and we are waiting for more information from them on who they might be looking for. back to you. >> thank you. >>> happening today, a san jose woman accused of driving drunk and causing a deadly head-on crash is due in court. officers arrested ashley oliver early saturday morning. the chp says that they spotted her driving the wrong way on highway 17 but by the time that they turned around, she had already hit a car filled with teenagers. washington high school football player armando canalis died in the crash. >>> today in a few hours the uc regents are meeting on ucsf's mission bay campus. when they arrive they will be greeted by protesters. jackie ward says the protesters are defending reproductive rights and the lgbtq community. jackie. >> reporte

interstateom 70 will have rain by the stormiest will definitely be on 10 from san antonio to new orleans.oo that's a l at the weaver story of t. an see all the showers and thunderstorms across the south. plenty of humidity and plenty of heavy rain is possible along with flash flooding from this morning in areas of arkansaso later today in areas of southeast texas right through louisiana. mother's day forecast still to come. >> big day. >> looking forward to that one. fingers crossed. >>> it is that time of year for of the most iconic publications in print. we're talking about the 2019 sports illustrated swim suit issue. it is here. three stunning covers featuring model and girlfriend of rob gronkowski, camille kos tech. soccer star ax morgan, and tyra banks. orts illustrated's editor says represent the en brand in the most powerful way possible. >>> still ahead, the inside story of how president trump lost more money than anyone over a few years. >>> and a new powerhouse emerging in the nba, and they're the real deal. and sometimes ineffective. for better value, tackle grease with dawn ultr

we do have road work slowing you down on the peninsula, northbound 101 between san antonio and oregon expressway, various lanes scheduled to be closed for a fewore mut ohrou palo alto looking fine on el camino real or 280 if you want to take the long way around. that will add less than ten minutes to your drive. cash lanes heavy here at the bay bridge toll plaza. better news on the bridge, disabled vehicle past treasure island has cleared. >>> oakland is launching a free event called pop-up street performances. ♪ >>mm winning singer/songwriter and oakland native helped announce it yesterday. it will feature more than 300 free performances in public plazas and private lobbies in downtown oakland. the aim of the project is to support local artists and promote the city. >> music for people who don't want to hear it. that's when you know you're making a connection and that is when you know that you are making a contribution. >> it's my favorite sound bite of the day. recovering narcissists. >> it will take place tuesday through thursdays and starts next week. >>> just in time a new prod

. >>> oakland police are searching for whoever shot and killed a man near the san antonio park. it happened just before 3:30 yesterday afternoon on 17th avenue in east oakland. sky fox and police say the unidentified victim was shot several times and died at the scene. so far investigators have not mentioned a motive in the shooting. a reward of up to $10,000 is being offered in the case >>> san francisco police are also investigating a homicide. police were notified by the shot spotter system after 4:00 yesterday afternoon. they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds at 22nd and bartlett streets in the mission district. he was taken to the hospital where he died. there are no suspects at this time. >>> 6:07. new information coming in about the deadly shooting of oscar grant by bart police in oakland more than ten years ago. the result of an internal investigation came out this week under california's new law enforcement transparency law. independent attorneys who were hired by bart found that bart police officer anthony barone pulled oscar grant off the train accusing him of

yeah, and we could save antonio! fetch comr! .pu antonio? i'll get it. get to know geico and see how much you could save on renrs insurance. i have three kids, i work from home. we are all osathe internet at the time. why ladaska chose fios. my kids are doinrehomework or they'treaming videos. upstairs, downstairs. how's homework going? you need help? my middle son, he likes to create video.and post them online and while he's doingthat i'm on video chat with the client. so that, you know, mama can make some money. the best internet is even better atur best price. switch now and get our fastest speeds and a $200 visa prepaid card. only on fios. >>> the preakness is a week from today, and all eyes will be on pimlico racetrack for the second jewel in the triple crown, but that crown could be tarnished because of the deteriorating t conditions on track. part of the stands are closed for safety reasons.ws ne chris gordon reports on pimlico in peril. >> reporter: the preakness is just a week away, but a heret pimlico the cheering crowds have not yet arrived, an

secretary general antonio good terrace being awarded the annual charlemagne prize which recognizes work done in the service of european unity the jury in the west german city of athens said they selected the secretary general for his work in reviving global cooperation last recipients of the army germany as the price of including french president in manama every chance will come back and pope francis. one week it's vienna the other vanuatu as un secretary general antonio good terence has a punishing schedule meeting world leaders and market traders alike the 70 year old is a mediator in some of the toughest issues facing the world. terrorist political career took off in 1995 when he run for prime minister and his native portugal a former university lecturer and devout catholic he was an unusual choice for the socialist party and after winning the election he continued to break the mold seeking dialogue with all sections of society to this day he remains one of portugal's most popular political figures. in 2005 the un named him its high commissioner for refugees outspoken and passionate

antonio? i'll get it. get to know geico and see hon renters insur. savean >>> well, there's just not much that can top at nice bath ae end of a long day, right? where am i going with this? tw polar bears need a pick-me-up and got just th the polar bears at the buffalo zoo spent time splashing around. look, they've got a bubble bathr theyd to eat some of the bubbles from the suds that covered their faces. >> i like a hot bath. something tells they like theirs kind of ice cold. >> it's not easy getting a white polar bear clean, i guess, a bubble bath is one way to do it. >> that will do it. >> they're happy. >> that's good for us. >> that's good for us. tonighshow your way next.t >> that's good for us. tonighshow your way next.t (music throughout) it's a new buick envision. and i got it with wi-fi for al, wireless charging for your phone. cool! wait til you check out the back! that's a lot of groceries. look at my strong man! don't patronize me...bu the new ick envision is full of surprises. get up to 16 per

one week it's vienna the other vanuatu as un secretary general antonio de terra has a punishing schedule meeting world leaders and market traders alike the 70 year old is a mediator in some of the toughest issues facing the world terrorist political career took off in 1995 when he run for prime minister and his native portugal a former university lecturer and devout catholic he was an unusual choice for the socialist party found after winning the election he continued to break the mold seeking dialogue with all sections of society to this day he remains one of portugal's most popular political figures. in 2005 the un named him its high commissioner for refugees outspoken and passionate he managed to win hollywood actress angelina jolie says special envoy he focused on iraq and syria criticizing european countries over their handling of the mediterranean refugee crisis in 2015. the international community has failed twice these large number of refugees failed 1st because it was not able to prevent conflicts or to timely solve them and failed a 2nd time because it is not providing the reso

in san antonio, bear county, which i reap, the disparities are stark. overall bear county has the highest infant mortality rate in the state. and the greater san antonio region has the second highest maternal mortality rate. almost 40% of the live births involve women who do not receive any prenatal care or received it only very late in their pregnancy. the numbers show why giving the state of texas more responsibility by block granting medicaid would be such a terrible mistake and the harm that has already been caused by the state's failure to accept available federal funds to expand medicaid, as well as its continued outrageous attacks on planned parenthood. even for those texas women who receive medicaid coverage during pregnancy, coverage as dr. hollier pointed out, it has been terminated at 60 days after childbirth under the state's very stingy medicaid program. i'm pleased with your testimony, doctor, and the work being done in the texas legislature now to try to extend that 60 day period to a more reasonable level. overall, while it's very import

heaviest rains from san antonio to shreveport and right through the heart of arkansas, back through southern missouri. if that's not bad enough, we still have to worry about thunderstorms. 12 million peoplet risk aning towards san antonio. they'll be dodging those storms today in louisiana too. and we look ahead towards that weekend forecast. we have the kentucky derby too. we don't want a sloppy, muddy track. >> i think we had one last year too. it really affects, and all those people with those nice hats, all muddy. >> don't forget cinco de mayo too. >>> a line drive straight at independent yarns pitcher corey kluber leads to a broken arm. his 91-mile-per-hour fastball came back off the hitter's bat at 102 miles an hour. the two-time cy young award winner tried to defend himself but he only had a fraction of a second to react. he's now on the shelf with a fractured forearm. ouch. >>> still ahead, a major milestone for soccer legend lionel messi. a shocking amount of cell phones on earth right now. we'll dial up the total next. ♪ rub-a-dub ducky... and then...there's national car rental.

castro was mayor of san antonio before he joined the obama administration. - the american dream is not a sprint... or even a marathon, but a relay. together we will show that hope can be bigger than fear, that light can be bigger than darkness, and that truth can be bigger than lies. and as long as we work for it, tomorrow will always be better than today, so let's go work. vamonos! [cheers and applause] [laughter] - is it just me or does castro sound like he went to the obama school of speech? [laughter] like, same cadence, same delivery... maybe it is obama. [laughter] like, maybe he just got fed up and he was like, "uh, screw it. i'll run again. "uh...just give me my hispanic mask and i'll do it." [laughter] and they're like, "sir, no one will fall for that." he's like, "uh, that's what you said about my birth certificate. let's do it. come on." [percussive music] ♪ - now, in the 2020 race for president tonight, make room for one more contender, senator cory booker announcing his presidential bid today. joining the already crowded democratic field. hermana! - [indistinct shouting]

antonio! fetch computer! antonio? i'll get it. get to know geico and see how much you could save on renters insurance. this spring, it's out with the old and in with the awesome. as in, in with the fastest, most reliable internet from xfini xfi. so you can be in with brilliantly connected devices in every room. and in with finding all your favorites on live tv and streaming apps with just your voice. this spring it's out th the old, and in with simple, easy, awome. don't miss the xfinity spring sale. get started with this limited time offer and get your choice of dvr or speed upgrade free for a 1 year. click, call, or visit a store today. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >> while they were eating onion rings, i think they should be popping corks. we've won two in arow, guys, at home. this is awesome. >> there's reason for celebration. that's after the how. >> we both actually celebrated with lobster rolls. i had one. we just saw doug had one.m first pitch is what i should be calling this guy. it's a beautiful day. nationals wi

secretary general antonio good ted ish according to the jury he has revived global cooperation based not only on the values and goals of the united nations but also the principles of the european union. one week it's vienna the other vanuatu as un secretary general antonio good tara as a punishing schedule meeting world leaders and market traders alike the 70 year old is a mediator in some of the toughest issues facing the world terrorist political career took off in 1995 when he ran for prime minister in his native portugal a former university lecturer and devout catholic he was an unusual choice for the socialist party found after winning the election he continued to break the mold seeking dialogue with all sections of society to this day he remains one of portugal's most popular political figures. in 2005 the un named him its high commissioner for refugees outspoken and passionate he managed to win hollywood actress angelina jolie as his special envoy he focused on iraq and syria criticizing european countries over their handling of the mediterranean refugee crisis in 2015 the int