A 75-year-old man has been arrested for the stabbing death of a Palo Alto teen, who had been snatched from a road in Sunnyvale in 1982, and whose naked body was found dumped by a bus stop near the now-gone Honey Bee Restaurant.
‘Frustrating’ absence of Raul Ruidiaz drags on
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UPDATE (Friday): Raúl Ruidíaz appears to be on his way home, according to his Instagram.
Raul Ruidiaz appears to be heading back to Seattle. pic.twitter.com/IMWUCjyJgs Sounder At Heart (@sounderatheart) April 2, 2021
UPDATE: Raúl Ruidíaz told Pulso Sports that he’s been cleared to return to the United States and that he’s expecting to arrive on Friday.
The Seattle Sounders thought they were getting a bit of a gift when it was reported that star forward Raul Ruidiaz was in the process of finalizing his green card application.
the same thing. long ago, you could go to jail. you can t buy them in cuba so the people who have american flags are getting them through friends in the united states. i heard one gentleman got it from a friend in colombia. they re protected today because the world s media is here, but there is concern they re not going to have these freedoms they re enjoying while the u.s. and world s eyes are on havana. gene ramirez, thank you very much for your time. frances rivera picks up things after the break from new york. i ll be anchoring telemundo s coverage of the u.s. flag raising ceremony in the embassy in havana. i ll rejoin the broadcast after the ceremony concludes. up next, frances will have other stories we re following today, including the devastation in china following the twin explosions. a glimmer of hope. we ll explain next on the rundown. from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time
they were curious about cuba, as so many people in the states are right now. the timing just happened to be perfect. they were really excited because they were bringing their yun teenage son on the trip. he s about to start the school year, but the mom said what a learning experience to experience history in havana. i have also talked to people in the crowd who are from cuba who are excited, who are optimistic, but also have reservations. gene, you speak spanish. you can travel and talk to people. what do you think the expectations are infor the cuban people? is this step, which is no doubt historic, how do they see this step? what do they want to see? sure. well, ultimately, they want to see, people who have spoken to, the embargo coming to an end. they want more economic opportunities for themselves, for their children. some are still a little cautious, they have a little reservation when it comes to that, especially the young millennials i talked to, walking where lester was to
the trip to cuba to see how the new chap sister playing out on the ground. here s one moment after gene s taxi driver gets pull over for no apparent reason. we just got pulled over by police for no apparent reason. the driver alain did not break any rules. what did he tell you? just routine to check my driver s license point, things like that. and that s common? that s common. i thought he was going to ask me to check my trunk, he didn t. i told him we are friends. joining me now just back from cuba is gene ramirez. gene good to see you. good to see you, jose great to be on thank you for our interest in coverage in havana. great reporting and stuff we don t normally get to see. talk to me about your experiences. for example, that cab ride is that something the driver felt happens to him all the time? what was your feeling on that? and we set out to be