[beeps] rodriguez to captain kirk. yes, mr. rodriguez. well, birds, a whole flock of them. don't you like birds, mr. rodriguez? owed-- then, offhand, i'saouinstruments are defective. there are indeed life forms on this planet. sir, uh... our surveys couldn't have been that wrong. mr. rodriguez, have the search parties rendezvous at the glade. i'd like some answers to all this. aye aye, sir. you have to go? i don't want to. you'll see me again if you want to. you haven't told me... you haven't told me... do what you have to do... [beeps] kirk here. spock: captain. yes, mr. spock. getting strange readings from the planet's surface, captain. some sort of power field down there. specify. highly sophisticated type of energy draining our power and increasing. beginning to affect our communications. can you pinpoint the source? patterns would indicate some sort of industrial activity. keep me posted, mr. spock. we'll continue our investigation down here. dr. mccoy: feeling better? barrows: a little, but i wouldn't want to be alone here. why not? this is a beautiful place. a little

jefe de la patrulla fronteriza, y de acuerdo a un comunicado oficial se informÓ que la seÑora sandra rodrÍguez y los esenios fueron captados por medio de este equipo aÉreo de vigilancia saliendo de un aria cercana al rÍo grande como el hueco de conversar con ella se determinÓ,que estaba ilegalmente en el paÍs, pero se cree que su investigaciÓn corresponde polÍticas federales del gobierno. la madre dice que su hijo ha quedado traumatizado por el arresto. >> le tiene miedo a los policÍas que pasan. >> quiero saber lo que va a pasar como los niÑos van a la escuela, nos Íbamos a comer, y pueden estar allÍ fichados. pedro: por ahora sandra rodrÍguez no tiene cita para presentarse en una corte migratoria, o documento que indique quÉ va a pasar con su caso. la incertidumbre con la seÑora sandra rodrÍguez y su familia, aunque ella estÁ en libertad no sabe cuÁl será el futuro migratorio que le repare en ese paÍs. jorge: una pequeÑa decisiÓn

rodriguez' birds... and then my... well, the 2 people i saw. any chance these could be hallucinations? one hallucination flattened me with a clout on the jaw. the other... that sounds like a painful reality. ogical explanation. your signal is very weak. can you turn up your gain? i'm already on maximum. captain, shall i beam down an armed party? negative. our people here are armed with phasers. besides, there's yet to be any real danger. captain out. mccoy. mccoy, do you read me? kirk to mccoy. come in. captain, take cover! there's a samurai after me. a what? i do. i've met some interesting personalities myself. have you seen any of the others from the landing party? got a call a few minutes ago from rodriguez. said you were rendezvousing back at the glade. i hope he got through to everybody. communications are almost out. that's not all. so's my phaser. yeah. we better get back to the glade. look. someone beaming down from the bridge. trying to. something's obstructing it. mr. spock. my orders were no one was to leave the ship. necessary, capt

rodriguez. we know that ill or injured service members often come home battles we bhehe living with the loss of limbs or ptsd. >> it is a tough transition in many cases when someone has suffered an injury or illness, but we have programs in place now that help with that process. we help ensu veteran's space once we get them fully rehabilitated. >> you have what's called a customized recovery and rehab process. explain what that is and exactly how that works. >> we have an individual comprehensive plan for service member that's going through this process. it allows us to customize individual resources. streamline the individual's recovery and/or treatment. and it's something that is carried over once they go into the veteran status. so we take that from the department of defense duty component and transfer it to the veteran's space. >> with the new administration coming in, how will it affect the programs and services that you're currently providing or do you even know yet? have you been able to

allison rodriguez. you can see some gathering around the car taking photos. that is the car that was involved in the crash. a woman was trying to cross 19th avenue. the driver of the white suv hit her and killed her. the woman did die at the hospital. most of those investigators that need to come here are tied phoenix police say it will be quite some time for the area to be shut down. this is affecting the light rail. in the next couple of hours it will be shut down throughout the morning and you have to take it bus to get around this area. as far as the road here at the 19th avenue, it is closed and mallory is standing by how to get around it. >>> south of dunlop is where you will see this says seventh avenue is your best option. you would think the 17 would look worse, but it is not doing too bad. i will give you a quick look from our adot camera. loop 101 eastbound near 19th avenue is heavy here. >>> the moon is getting ready to such to the west and if you are checking out either of is looking -- sup

his neighbors, nearby, they know rodriguez but they know nothing about his secret illegal business. what do you think about that? >> so many things every day. >> investigators tell us tampa is a major hub for the underground gas business, two dozen arrests this year starting with skimmers on pumps ending with gas smugglers they sell it. a very nice guy who detectives say is using you tfeel his organized crime. so the bottom line, how to protect yourself, you can always go inside and pay cash. it is not convenient but is safe starting next year gas stations will be required to put in chip card readers making it harder for croo developments from the shooting in south florida that shut down the highway for hours this week, the good samaritan who shot and killed a man attacking to deputy just got a new gun. the by standard had a concealed carry permit and warned the 53- year-old to stop his attack. he continued to beat the officer, so the good samaritan shot him, the gun has been deputies gave him a new handgun as a gift. he has still remained unidentified. >>> and off-duty new york fir

diana rodrÍguez hablÓ con un lÍder de esa organizaciÓn. diana: si donald trump prometiÓ mano dura contra los inmigrantes indocumentados como la asociaciÓn que lo pretenden asesorar en el tema son aÚn mÁs tajante. hoyplantearon una serie de recomendaciones que harÁn a la nueva administraciÓn. >> pensamos que va a llegar las recomendaciones con bastante... diana: para los primeros 100 dÍas de administraciÓn, la organizaciÓn propone que el presidente elimine la acciÓn diferida, le quite fondos federales a las ciudades santuario, se retome las redadas laborales y comience la construcciÓn del muro. >> solamente estar en estados unidos ilegalmente es un propÓsito para deportarlos. diana: dice que durante el primer aÑo la meta debe incluir limitarnos permisos de reingreso y el tps eliminar prioridades, de vivir programas como el 287 g,y comunidades seguras. el programa es similar al que chris kobach, enemigo de una reforma migratoria que busca ser el prÓximo secretario del departamento de seguridad nacional le ha propuesto el presid

i want to send out to abc15's allison rodriguez in the cold. this is colder for us, that is for sure. >> it is definitely cooler than what we are used to around here.

we're live in phoenix, allison rodriguez. "abc15" >>> sheriff are piles case is expected to go forward today. it comes 48 hours after being defeated in -- in the race for sheriff. kdoc -- katie is he required to be there at the hearing? >>reporter: no this is in the civil case of racial profiling. once the trial starts the criminal case spends a lot of time and this is not the only federal building where he will be spending time. take a listen -- take a listen to what he just said about donald trump. >> a few months ago he was giving a speech and he said when i win i will probably have my favorite sheriff come to the white house. >> i would probably do it them. >> the sheriff telling us losing the election may be a good thing because it frees him up to go to washington. something he would not have done if he was reelected. right now he could serve time behind bars depending on the outcome of the criminal case against him. a federal judge found him guilty of disobeying court orders and the racial profiling case. he says it was

abc15's allison rodriguez is getting updated right now. lieutenant paul taylor is a public information officer giving an update at this moment on the tv. if we could show that very quickly, i want everyone to know what is happening. >> statements and possibly video local businesses nearby to find out what they were doing. one of the things that we try to do is find out from relatives where were they going and what were they doing to help us in the investigation. >> what we know at this point do we have video? this wreck is horrific. the back and of the car is essentially gone. this was two cars and the people killed were we ended at the intersection on 35th avenue in local -- vogel. mallory, what two people need to know? >> you will area between dunlap and peoria so you're smart route this morning's 45th avenue. it is going to be for the entire morning commute. your freeway is not doing too bad but we have another crash on some of our surface street. >> let's talk about your most accurate forecast and the stunning moon providing light acro

rodriguez disappears into patrick's o.r. it will take him another 14 hours to complete this surgery. in the donor's room another team of surgeons rushes in. there are other lives on the line. in operating rooms across the city, four other patients are being prepped for their own life-saving operations. among those saved on this day, desperately waiting for transplants. every day 22 americans die waiting for a life-saving transplant. nationally only 50% of eligible adults are even registered as organ donors. >> we have a crisis here. we call it a crisis in the u.s. >> reporter: helen irving runs live on new york, a group that matches organ donors to patients in need. >> how many organs was david able to donate? >> heart, liver, corneas. >> reporter: the bone and tissue donations could have saved or improved the lives of up to 50 people, all from a single organ donor, david rodabagh. >> it's been over a year since-been here? >> yeah. >> reporter: a tough year for nancy. while grieving her son's death she was also battling canc

live in chandler allison rodriguez abc 15. >> more breaking news to tell you about coming into the abc 15 live desk where i'm watching everything that's happening. this is a situation that's phoenix. greg step forward with me because i want to point this out right here. at one point that was more than 1100. now down to 23. greg, step back a second. i want to go back to the scene. now that's a car, excuse me, a semithat crashed into a power pole there and took down the lines with him. doesn't sound like any significant injuries there. >>> thanks for that update. just going to breeze right through and cast your ballot. >> you've been forewarned. voters are already seeing those long lines justin. >> reporter: yeah, hey good morning dan. we are here. it opens at 8:00. please go to the back of the building to vote but if you're in the back of the line not so good. some folks waiting two hours just to vote. so this was the scene at about 57th avenue in glendale. they just left with plans to come back this morning. now some of those voters thought the county would all have this worked out sin

in raleigh, gloria rodriguez, abc11 eyewitness news. away. the team squanders a second half lead to lose the game. we'll break down the action. plus...hear from quarterback cam newton about the tough loss. maverick rowan was scratched from today's matinee against st. francis. rowan is dealing with a possible suffered friday night in that narrow win over georgia southern. trin dorn and ted kapita put on a two-man clinic. 1st half...dorn the steal and the one man break. he finished wth the slam. dorn had three steals on the day -- here's another in the second half...he loves the euro step in the lane. he paced the pack with 21 points but the surprise came from kapita in his debut since being cleared by the ncaa...great finish under the rim. he really pumped in this one. later -- kapita...strong move..bucket and one. 17 points and 8 boards for him in the pack's 86 to 61 win tar heels hosting ut chattanooga at the smith center berry finding the cutting isaiah hicks who sticks the landing -- finally a tiny bit of breathing room. freshman tony brad

slight challenge from democrat diego rodriguez.. but won easily. voters overwhelmingly approved a plan to increase the state's minimum wage.prop 206 will raise arizona's minimum wage to 12-dollars an hour.. by 2020.it will increase to 10-dollars an hour next year. 3 3 thank you for choosing cbs 5,

. >> in addition to perales' safety, officer rodriguez has a new concern, the last letter written by her orejone pen pal was intercepted by mail room staff but suspicious content. >> she wrote to two different inmates, two different gangs but written in some sort of code. you see that? i need someone to go through her bunk and pull the letters she's writing this guy because if they are coded messages, we need that. and they could simply just be love letters. >> gang members often use such codes to trigger criminal activity like drug deals or even hits on rival members. so officer rodriguez decides that all of perales' mail will be further examined for further additional codes or incriminating information. >> it's very possible that she may have some negative involvement in the letters she's receiving but at this point it's too early to tell which way we're going on this. so we'll continue the investigation and see how far we get. >> coming up -- >> according to the letter this was on there. what does this mean? >> peggy perales is confronted about her mail. >> and -- >> i saw myself

. >> in addition to perales' safety, officer rodriguez has a new concern, the last letter written by her orejone pen pal was intercepted by mail room staff but suspicious content. >> she wrote to two different inmates, two different gangs but written in some sort of code. you see that? i need someone to go through her bunk and pull the letters she's writing this guy because if they are coded messages, we need that. and they could simply just be love letters. >> gang members often use such codes to trigger criminal activity like drug deals or even hits on rival members. so officer rodriguez decides that all of perales' mail will be further examined for further additional codes or incriminating information. >> it's very possible that she may have some negative involvement in the letters she's receiving but at this point it's too early to tell which way we're going on this. so we'll continue the investigation and see how far we get. >> coming up -- >> according to the letter this was on there. what does this mean? >> peggy perales is confronted about her mail. >> and -- >> i saw myself

and will also send rodriguez her money back. the next time we talk youll see, i mean, its gonna be, everything is gonna be taken care of. it hasn't been taken care of. jenna: why would you say someone should hire you? jamey: i'm good at what i do. i have had some issues but i do make sure i take care of them. i'm not running from anything. i'm not hiding from anything. three of those women by today ... but so far ... no one has been paid back anything. as for talia ... the woman with the unfinished home ... we sent an expert from j and b construction to check out her place. he said it looked like the job had no organization or consistency to it. he said that job should take two to three weeks ... not four months. why did these women hire him in the first place? because he was a family friend or was recommended to them. so even if it's someone you know background check ... or call nari for a recommendation. and never pay for a job in full until it's done. for more information on what to look for when hiring a contractor - we've g

allison rodriguez just arrived on the scene. what do you have? >> reporter: take a look at the damage done on the garage. the firefighters had to get into stop this please and it we have some fire trucks over here and let's go to this site if we can. you can see the phoenix fire department still here as they wrap up the scene. the good news is no. was hurt but it is not something you would like to wake up to. nobody was hurt and we are trying to figure out exactly how that all started. hopefully everyone is inside the we're not sure how much damage was caused, but work to figure that out. allison rodriguez, abc15. >> allison , we will come back to you. >>> we have more breaking news to talk about here. as two officers in new jersey were attacked overnight they were trying to break up what appears to be a large fight and one of them was stabbed in the arm and the other punched in the face. the officer who was stabbed held down the suspect until backup arrived. both officers are in the recover and the suspect is in custody. two teenagers are in cus

incumbent republican bill montgomery and his challenger diego rodriguez take a look at the spread by about six percentage points right now 0% of the pretty things reported in. these early voting numbers only right now the incumbent taking a little bit of an edge -- 53- early voting numbers very preliminary numbers let's take a look at the race for the u.s. congress district 9 christian cinema in the lead over david gile 63% to 37%. go ahead and take a look at the next race we have up there. it is u.s. congress district 8 republican leading over democratic challenger mark salazar. green party right now republican turned spring has 68% to 32%. >>> david republican having a commanding lead over the

. >> todo empezÓ cuando silvio rodrÍguez corrigiÓ a una reportera que les dio los buenos dÍas en la fila del homenaje a fidel castro al parecer su negativa inspirÓ los directivos de la televisiÓn nacional cubana. >> nosotros estamos aquÍ, en estos momentos si miramos la cÁmara esta acompaÑÁndonos silvio rodrÍguez que tambiÉn ha acompaÑado silvio buenos dÍas habla televisiÓn cubana en vivo. >> no son muy buenos los dÍas la verdad. >> silvio rodrÍguez el cantautor cubano que se ha unido al pueblo cubano no son muy buenos los dÍas. >> de momento estos locutores de noticiero nacional cubano siguen en su puesto, ahora sin decir buenos dÍas, buenas tardes, o buenas noches. >> al regresar en noticiero telemundo, miles de personas huyen del infierno desatado por un incendio forestal en tennessee que ha sembrado muertes y destrucciÓn. >> temor entre los estudiantes hispanos de la universidad estatal de ohio tras el ataque que dejÓ 11 heridos. que dejÓ 11 heridos. >> la encendida gue¡necesitamosl para reunir a todos! ¡así que tiene que ser grande! ¿y sabes qué más? ¡luces!

. >>> cici rodriguez is known for his humor and big heart. >>> they will come into play november 13 and 14 when he will be in clearwater for his charity classic. it is your chance to play golf with cici and help young students at the same time.'s desk time. >>> this is foundation. you have a golf tournament this month. tell us about it. >> charity classic. >> 37 years and it benefits children who are socially inactive or behind. 95 students at the cici rodriguez academy. they are really excited that cici comes and visits us and has a really nice part in the tournament as the host. out and supports us that the fund raiser for the support programs for the clearwater program.>> cici comes and you play golf with cici. you need more for a for some? >> yes. we always need more supporters. you can get your photo with cici and it is a two day tournament. we have a big dinner for leaders and civic activists and supporters of education in the community. it is a finite it is his 81st birthday and he is an energetic 81. as we all know he loves gifts.>> this supports the cici rodriguez academy which

that'salson rodriguez. she is on the scene of this wrong-way crash. >>> abc15 breaking news. >>> it's 5:30 and my goodness this breaking news look at that pile of metal that's all that's left of a crash here involved in a wrong way collision hitting head on with a greyhound bus on the i-10 in goodyear allison rodriguez >> reporter: the only fatality that we have here that driver is dead. we know she's a woman from arizona here. it is a 2001 subaru. it's hard to even make that out. that's what i was asking the captain we were speaking with earlier. what kind of car is this. there are pieces of this car all along the i-10 right now the impact on how severe it was. now we have the greyhound bus that stopped. we're told there were 305 people inside of there. they're all fortunately going to be okay. they were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. one person was taken out through the window of the vehicle there, of the bus to be taken to the hospital. again they're expected to be okay right now. the only pe

, pasamos con eduardo rodrÍguez. eduardo: muchÍsimas gracias, comenzamos el dÍa con temperaturas no tan frÍas como ayer, las maca mÁximas en 70-- las mÁximas en 70° y estÁ muy por encima que lo que estamos hablando, y todas las estaciones han estado reportando, mÁs de 0 70°, al menos philadelphia, boltimore en 64°, es la Única zona mÁs fresca, y el resto de las estaciones con brisa del sur oeste, cielo mayormente despejado, esperando el frente y estÁ en camino, un sistema frontal que estÁ afectando el Área de los grandes lagos, no trae tanta energÍa, sistemas frontales que no van a provocar frÍo intenso, el calor ha continuado en gran parte del sur, temperaturas con mÁs de 80°, 88, nosotros por lo menos con el calor se retire y aire mÁs fresco invada nuestra regiÓn en las prÓximas 24, 36 horas, es el frente frÍo que viene acompaÑando el Área, noten que el jueves, en horario de la maÑana estamos en relativa calma, pero a partir de ahÍ, en el norte de pensilvania, en norte de new yersey lluvi

allison rodriguez >>> good news to report on a tragic crash. her 3-year-old son is out of the hospital. pamela was killed after getting hit who ran a red light. her 1-year-old daughter is in a coma slowly showing signs of improvement. pamela's mother said the hard part was telling her grandson his mom was gone. >> she cried. he cried a lot and then everybody else cried and now it's time to get used to the days without her. >> more than $80,000 has poured in. the driver was booked and released. a valley case station robbed at witnesses tell us the suspect use the see-through plastic bag -- bag to simulate a gun. a witness tried to tackle the guy. >> if you're stupid enough to think a plastic bag is on your hand and it's going to work as a gun, i don't think you are intelligent enough to do anything else. >> yes of this happened at the exxon the thief got away in phoenix police say he's 59, then wearing grace -- gray fleece and jeans >>> 60 fly -- 6:05. listen to this. if you think you've heard the last of prop 205 think again. there is a plan un

rodriguez, not related to me, came in here and started it. 200 years later, the invasion happened. a lot of people read that the indians of california had visions, and we loved it. and we were peaceful. no, we were not. we just disappeared. no, we are still here. that we have been conquered. but no, we haven't. we will be talking about that today. then the mexican era, we will talk about that. and this present era, the things endure.had to indoor -- we continue to survive. we continue to live. as we say in kumeyaay, a long time ago before contact, we say our people had been here since the beginning of time. however, archaeologists and anthropologists say something different. i know those guys, and they come to visit us, too. they think we've been here 1700 years and prior to that. if you go into the desert, you will see many different things -- mounds, pictographs, things like that. people say it was a coastal migration. people were coming down the coast. before i continue with this, i'm giving you what's called a kmart blue light special version. there is a lot, and i am going to

rodriguez, not related to me, came in here, and 200 years later, the invasion happened. a lot of people read that the indians of california had visions and we loved it. and we were peaceful. no, we worked, and we just disappeared. no, we are still here. and we have been conquered, but we haven't. we will be talking about that today. then the mexican era, we will talk about that, and this present era and the things we've had to injure your -- we've had re.endu we continue to survive. we continue to live. as we say in kumeyaay, a long we sayo before contact, we been here since the beginning of time. however, archaeologists and anthropologists say something different. and they come to visit us. they think we've been here 70 gun hundred years and prior to that. go into the desert, you will see many different inks, pictographs, things like that. people say coastal migration, people were coming down the coast. , i'me i continue with this giving you what's called a kmart blue light special version. i have shortened it up, because my colleague mike conley is going to be giving a

it's amazing that none of these people suffered injuries allison rodriguez has brand new information from the scene. >>> a rental car. koifrming some big changes in the works for the rental car center at sky harbor. next wednesday, the phoenix city council will vote on approving a city design contract. over the next 10 months they want to look at demolishing some they'll focus on the pick up and the return garage as well as the lobby where you get to go in and sign all of that paper work. >>> everyone needs a little extra cash this time of year. you can add to your wallet. a lot of people throw out the notices thinking it's jung mail or requires too much personal information. they don't all. you really need to look at some of those applications. a few minutes aall it takes if you want to see if you request database. we've got that link on abc15.com. >>> wells fargo wants to settle the fake account scandal out of court. in court documents just filed the bank is asking a judge to order dozens of customers to resolve their dispute the privately. wells fargo has agreed to pay $185 millio

demandado: decidÍ hacÉrmelo yo. - ¿y quÉ fue lo que pasÓ con la familia rodrÍguez? demandante: la seÑora estÁ en estado. - ¡oh! - me ha sido infiel. resulta que empecÉ a descubrir como... ropas de marca, carteras... zapatos... - me sentÍa como una mÁquina de hacer dinero. - encuentro unos recibos, que compraba zapatos de $700.00, caas

carolina:para hablarnos de la contienda nos conectamos con janet rodrÍguez. janet: muy buenas tardes carolina, javier y amigos de "ediciÓn digital". hoy ambos candidatos estÁn empatados en un 46%,, un dÍa en el que los dos irÁn a estados claves y buscando el voto latino. hoy se espera que trump estÉ en miami, luego en orlando reuniÉndose con lÍderes. por otra parte hillary clinton estarÁ en arizona, un estado usualmente republicano, pero que el voto latino pudiera hacer la diferencia, la Última vez que voto demÓcrata fue en 1996 por bill clinton. por otra parte trump siguen los ataques en contra de hillary clinton por el tema del fbi y el tema de los correos electrÓnicos. hillary clinton ha tratado de evitar el tema, centrÁndose en ataques a trump por su ineptitud para ser presidente de los estados unidos y sus ataques en contra de las mujeres. serÁ un dÍa de mucho ajetreo en la campaÑa polÍtica. presidente y vicepresidente tambiÉn harÁn campaÑa por hillary. los candidatos a la vice presidencia tambiÉn lo harÁn en diferentes partes del pa

at the standing rock reservation in north dakota maya rodriguez, 9news. >> maya, thanks. 9news reached out several times to energy transfer partners. they did not respond. >>> scary moments for a driver oust 36 this morning, the boulder county sheriff's office says his truck window was blown out. the driver, a 44-year-old man on the boulder turnpike between the flatirons crossing and mccaslin exits. a car pulled up next to him and his driver's side window shattered. deputies found a bullet hole later. the suspect vehicle is described as an older white toyota or honda sedan. anything with information is asked to call northern crime stoppers at 1-800-222-tips. ? what so proudly we hailed ? ? >>> dozens of people and veterans gathered at fort logan cemetery today to honor the men and women who have served and are serving our country. guest speakers from the colorado national guard and buckley air force base say today is a reminder of the sacrifices countless men and women have made and to make sure that we all live in freedom. >> they chose when called to serve in order to preserve the dr

. >> allison rodriguez is live at the recorder's office, a lot of tired folks out there. what's >> reporter: they are still gathering and processing a lot of mail-in ballots here at the maricopa county elections office. they are not going to start counting them until tomorrow. up to 200,000 early ballots were turned in on election day, on top of about 170,000 early ballots still being processed. workers have to go through one by one and verify the counts going on, and that has people frustrated. but the county recorder says the process and how long it takes is normal. >> it's not just a process that takes a couple hours. we have had teams working around the clock. >> reporter: they are going to sort, enter and start entering the ballots. they are hoping to finish at least 50,000 of them today. as of a people leaving here after working all night. >> thank you, allison. 4:38 now. right now the maricopa county recorder's office is still too close to call. a local attorney said he decided to run after witnessing in march. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen. >> you hear him sa

rodriguez is hoping the violence will stop. >> i hope we get a better neighborhood. there's hope that it won't happen again. >> and marc, at this time, we do not know the identities of the victims in this case at this time. and we are still waiting for a condition update on that surviving victim. reporting live, danielle miller, fox 10 news. >>> all right, danielle, thank you for that report.

. >> el pastor rodrÍguez líder de la comunidad evangÉlica hispana conoce y ha asesorado a donald trump sobre asuntÍsimos hispanos. hoy hablÉ con él sobre el miedo que tienen muchos inmigrantes que donald trump cumpla su promesa de deportarlos. y este es su mensaje al presidente electo. >> seÑor presidente electo, por favor, no se atreva a tocar ni una persona buena aÚn indocumentada en este paÍs. no se atreva a hacerlo y no daÑe nuestros jÓvenes. los que recibieron daca. es imposible regresar a perjudicar estos muchachos que son inocentes. >> la entrevista compreta este domingo en al punto 10: 00 este. ahora, las preocupaciones que tienen los indocumentados tras la elecciÓn son de todo tipo. ahora se cuestionan quÉ podrÍa pasar con los datos personales que han dado para obtener documentos de identificaciÓn como licencias. la informaciÓn. >> la elecciÓn de donald trump como presidente estÁ generando gran inquietud entre indocumentados que han revelado su direcciÓn y fecha de nacimiento al solicitar en nueva york. sandra castro que serÁ madre soltera teme que el prÓximo

abc15's allison rodriguez is getting updated right now. lieutenant paul taylor is a public information officer giving an update at this moment on the tv. if we could show that very quickly, i want everyone to know what is happening. >> statements and possibly video local businesses nearby to find out what they were doing. one of the things that we try to do is find out from relatives where were they going and what were they doing to help us in the investigation. >> what we know at this point

. >> reporter: inside this miami cigar chops, twins yvette and yvonne rodriguez stand out. you're black? how black are you? you're cuban? you speak spanish, speak spanish. >> reporter: they created a cigar line. the three blends. >> a strong full body cigar with like a dark skinned woman. >> reporter: celebrate the races of cuba. >> we come in all different shades. >> reporter: the twins see equality must be a focus as cuba moves into a post-castro era. >> we are in limbo because we are not sure anything is going cuba live in the poorest communities and many could not escape fidel castro's regime. the majority of cuban exiles are white and people in cuba often rely on help, many afro cubans to. >> a lot of social practices and institutions that we see in georgia or mississippi or louisiana have very strong parallels to what we see in the caribbean and that is important in terms of identity and a color cast system. >> reporter: it's a complex reality that rodriguez twins are determined to improve. >> we are creating a platform for maybe to build an organization. >> reporter:

rodriguez is hoping the violence will stop. >> i hope we get a better neighborhood. there's hope that it won't happen again.

vamos con meteorÓlogo eduardo rodrÍguez. eduardo: muy buenas noches amigos, noche tranquila, miles de niÑos han salido en las calles a buscar sus carmelos y sus juguetes en la noche mayormente despejada, moh no solamente en philadelphia, y esta esta hora una noche despejada, han cruzado unas nubes altas, pero no impide que la temperatura siga bajando, esta noche termina y va a terminar frÍa al amanecer, esta tarde la temperatura mÁxima en 57° hemos estado con temperaturas relativamente frÍas, por de bajo del promedio climatolÓgico, gran parte de mÁximas en 55° atlantic city 56°, y la brisa esta noche ha estado muy dÉbil, quiere decir que no tenemos sensaciÓn tÉrmica, la temperatura real coincide con lo que estamos sin tiendo 0 viento en atlantic city, unas nubes altas han estado cruzando nuestra Área, y tenemos una nueva tormento que se estÁ desarrollando en el norte del paÍs, de ahi un frente frÍo y algo de lluvia, no mucha, pero no estarÍa maÑana, noten miÉrcoles con buen tiempo, martes y miÉrcoles con