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At least four people dead after hot air balloon hits power line in Albuquerque, New Mexico At least four people dead, one critically injured after hot air balloon hits power line in Albuquerque, New Mexico Albuquerque officers are responding to a hot air balloon crash in the area of Central Ave and Unser Blvd where a balloon appears to have hit a power line.Power is out in the area as a result of the balloon crash. Unfortunately, 4 individuals died as a result of their wounds from the hot air balloon crash. One additional individual was transported to a local hospital and is currently in critical and unstable condition.power cut is on scene as power is still out in the area. The sole survivor in the Albuquerque hot air balloon crash is in serious and unstable condition at an area hospital. Officials say there is a power outage in the area of the crash after the hot air balloon hit a power line.

active shooter situation report at Volcano Vista School in Albuquerque, New Mexico Police on scene to active shooter situation report at Volcano Vista School off of Rainbow Road in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Stay tuned for updates.Tony Hillerman Middle School, Tierra Antigua Elementary and Volcano Vista High School are in lockdown  This is an unconfirmed active shooter, but a student is believed to have a gun, this may be a hostage situation at this time No shots believed to have been fired, a teacher saw a student walk in the building with a gun.  The school is being evacuated Class By Class. Reunification site being established at Volcano Vista High School A student reported with a gun at Tony Hillerman Unconfirmed reports say a Mother called police telling them that her son and 2 others may have taken guns and brought them to school The teacher told police the students pointed his gun at people inside the school but didn’t fire any shots.  Volcano Vista High School clear...

Salma Hayek 'Furious' About Lack of Latin Actors in Oscars Hayek was the first Mexican actress to earn an Oscar nomination for her lead role in the 2002 film "Frida" about artist Frida Kahlo's life. The lack of diversity in U.S. cinema also affects Latin actors and directors, Mexican actress Salma Hayek  said in an interview on Sad “When I was nominated, Halle Berry and Denzel Washington had won the previous year,” added the 50-year-old actress, as the absence of Afro-American actors was at the center of controversies in Oscars previous editions, in 2015 and 2016. “No one ever talks about that and it makes me furious,” she told EFE when she was asked about the usual absence of Latin actors at the Oscars ceremony. "Everyone talked about Afro-Americans in the Oscars. And that year (I was nominated), there was Pedro Almodovar, Gael Garcia Bernal, Alfonso Cuaron... I was the first Hispanic nominated in history in the Best Actress category the first Lati...