eva: Él vino dos veces y él firmó.ernos daño". teresa: lozano lo reportó a la policía. tres meses después, stuart wright fue arrestado por supuestamente pintar esvásticas y romper un vidrio en esta sinagoga de chicago. wright fue acusado de un crimen de odio y podría enfrentar hasta 10 años en prisión. eva: cuando yo vi eso en la televisión me dije "este es el mismo hombre que vino a mi iglesia". nunca querían investigar. lo arrestaron por un crimen de odio. teresa: también arrestaron a robert samar y lo acusaron de haber pintado mensajes racistas en la puerta de la iglesia. a diferencia del caso de wright, no lo acusaron de crimen de odio, sino de daño en propiedad ajena, un cargo que le dio libertad bajo fianza. cecilia: [lee] gloria a dios porque su reino está aquí. teresa: mientras en esta iglesia tratan de regresar a la normalidad, la pastora lozano está consciente de que el odio continúa latente. por ello, cada domingo, como congregación que son, ruegan por su seguridad y su bienestar. eva: nosotros estamos prepa

this is sign eva's mom alicia is referring to. barkley pool will be closed until lifeguards are able to enterer the company. >> whole bill ill barkley kond min numbs may not be on because of a shortage. money pool management countries. through a program with the department of labor officials where the department of labor say every year they around 66 purse people with temporary work vees to the u.s.. they say they already met this year and right now they're pushing to try get more pe people. >> even like summer i don't know why. >> so residents like eva can finally >> it's burning so much but i want that pool back. >> for now eva and her mom realize they have to wait patiently for their grandmother. >> i would give it a week and then swing by your office and be like up update. >> then swropt to wait thal long. >> now just to be clear here. it's not just a shortage of foreign born lifeguards and whatever else, is well. right here in virginia to have you companies are stepping up here and hiring locally. if you're interesting in tha

>> we'll have to go in and get some people out, yes, ma'am. >> eva joining us now from bay st. louis, mississippi. we see the water there. officials now going door to door to get families to leave, eva? >> reporter: that's right, david. they are especially encouraging people in low-lying areas to get out now, while they still can. they're closely monitoring the rivers, but more than a half foot of rain still expected here. the beach, they're bracing for up to three feet of storm surge. david? >> the angry waters there we hind you. eva, thank you. ginger zee is with us now with the current track. where is the storm right now? >> reporter: the center of cindy is about 125 miles southeast of galveston, texas. you can see it clearly on the satellite and radar put together, as it spins towards the coast. it will hit tomorrow morning. the center of it. but we have already seen impacts, as you just saw. we've got a tornado watch in place from wright, florida, back through louisiana. timing would be tomorrow morning. a thursday event. with the wind speeds, max sustained around 50. gust

eva, you're learning the officer will not be returning to the police force? >> reporter: that's right. the city says it's no longer in the public's best interest for yanez to return as a police officer. they're now negotiating a voluntary separation agreement. david? >> eva, thank you. >>> we turn next to new reporting tonight after the shooting this week. lawmakers targeted on the ballfield not far from the nation's capital. tonight, sources tell abc news the gunman had a list of republicans in his pocket. and it comes amid new surveillance of the incident. here's david kerley. >> reporter: tonight, new images of the shooting as abc news has confirmed from two sources that the shooter had a list of republican congressional members in his pocket. that, as another frightening view from the coffee shop across the street from the field, of the horrific shooting. look to the right. a stray bullet, blowing out a car window along the street. then, watch this, those two capitol hill police officers, jump out of their black suv gathering at the back, as a bullet hits

hi, eva. >>ep will be on the key piece of evidence, surveillance video, video prosecutors say shows exactly what happened the night a penn state student died. for the first time video recorded inside a penn state frat house the night a pledge died will be played publicly in court. >> we expect that videotape to be horrible, that it will be the kind of evidence which will make a significant impact. >> reporter: 19-year-old tim piazza died after falling head first down the stairs of the beta theta pi fraternity house this past february after a pledge party allegedly turned into an alcohol-fueled hazing ritual. the fraternity brothers accused of waiting nearly 12 hours before calling for help. >> we have a friend who is unconscious. he's -- hasn't moved. he's probably going to need an ambulance. >> reporter: monday 18 members of the now banned fraternity are due in court. eight facing charges of involuntary manslaughter and assault. a judge deciding if there is enough evidence for the case to go

you have to run, they have a knife. >> reporter: eva pilgrim, action news. >>> finally tonight, we want to wish a very happy birthday to a man from wilmington celebrating his 100th birthday. al popec celebrated surrounded by family and friends. he was a veteran of world war ii. his actual birthday is june 6th, the anniversary of d-day. which according to the family stood for daddy day in the family home. he is a loyal viewer who is on avid fan of meteorologist cecily tynan. from us here at action news, including cecily, happy birthday, al. action news sports sunday is next. action news continues at 4:30 tomorrow morning with david murphy, tamala edwards. now from melissa mcgee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and the entire action news, i'm walter perez. have a great week ahead. ♪ gigabit connection. it delivers amazing new download speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. yes, 20 times. and the really incredible part, is that it's $79.99 a month. and what's even more incredible, is we included tv, hbo and multi-room dvr service, still for $79.99

here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: it was 18 minutes of terror on a saturday night. >> come on!reporter: pedestrians mowed down on a london bridge. >> leave the area! >> reporter: people fleeing the long knives of attackers. running for their lives. >> get away! >> reporter: as shots rang out. [ gunfire ] >> there's shooting. i'm trying to keep ourselves safe. >> reporter: that's right. it happened again. >> stay as calm as you can. >> reporter: terror striking the heart of the united kingdom for the third time since march. isis has claimed responsibility for the weekend attack that took seven lives and left dozens injured. today london police identifying two of the three suspects as 27-year-old khuram shazad butt, a british citizen born in pakistan, and 30-year-old rachid redouane, of libyan or moroccan descent. among those killed chrissy archibald and londoner james mcmullen, leaving grief-stricken families. >> while our pain will never diminish it is important for us to all carry on with our lives in direct opposition to those who would try to destroy us. >> reporter: that se

>> eva, thank you. >>> we turn next to new reporting tonight after the shooting this week. lawmakers targeted on the ballfield not far from the nation's capital. tonight, sources tell abc news the gunman had a list of republicans in his pocket. here's david kerley. >> reporter: tonight, new images of the shooting as abc news has confirmed from two sources that the shooter had a list of republican congressional members in his pocket. that, as another frightening view from the coffee shop across the street from the field, of the horrific shooting. look to the right. a stray bullet, blowing out a car window along the street. then, watch this, those two capitol hill police officers, jump out of their black suv gathering at the back, as a bullet hits the ground near their feet. the officers move into position to engage the shooter, as bystanders run to safety. out on the field, louisiana congressman steve scalise, lies near second base, hit by a bullet. hit in his hip. once the shooter is down he's evacuated, but still tonight he is in critical condition from that round, which d

>> eva, thank you. >>> and the terror attack prompting a stern response from the white house. president trump on twitter almost immediately doubling down on the need for his travel ban to keep americans safe. then lashing out at the mayor of london over something he said. a tweet many are questioning tonight. here's david wright. >> reporter: for president trump, these panicked scenes in london were an opportunity to settle old scores. the president's first instinct -- to plug his temporary travel ban on citizens of six muslim countries, a policy currently blocked by the courts. "we need to be smart, vigilant and tough," trump tweeted. "we need the courts to give us back our rights. we need the travel ban as an extra level of safety!" only later did trump express solidarity and support for the people of britain. then today, trump took aim at london's mayor, sadiq khan. >> londoners will see an increased police presence today and over the course of the next few days. no reason to be alarmed. >> reporter: trump tweeted, "at least seven dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and ma

eva: escribió su símbolo nazi y también "kill" y "burn" que es "quemar" y que nos maten a nosotros.ra no haber lugar seguro. rosa: no sabemos cuál es el motivo por el cual no lo quieren ver a uno. presentador: una nueva realidad se está viviendo en muchos vecindarios. >> se destapó un racismo que existía y que de pronto

and the barrier is nearly a mile long, eva? >> reporter: that's right, david. they will be working through the night to make sure this is ready. it's been raining here all month. the ground is already saturated so real concern where the rain is going to go. david? >> we are thinking about the people in new orleans tonight and across the gulf. let's get to rob marciano with a track of this thing. rob? >> hey, not a hurricane but it is a large storm. look how far north and east the storm extends. it's 200 miles from the coast and it's not moving. we do forecast it to move. tropical storm warnings through galveston. it manges it across the texas border early thursday morning. look at the amount of rain. could see a foot or more. that is high risk for flash flooding over the next two days. folks should be ready to move to high ground. >> we know you will be watching. rob, thank you. you are tracking the worst heat wave of the season so far. breaking records in the west tonight. sparking fires in california. this one in big bear and at wlooes two dozen flights have

>> eva pilgrim with that new video tonight. eva, thank you. >>> around the world, new developments in venezuela's growing political cries. a police helicopter. you hear it there, opening fire and dropping grenades on the supreme court and interior ministry buildings. the president calling it a terrorist attack. and at the same time, this pilot posting this online, calling for a rebellion. these protests have taken at least 75 lives. >>> next, the global cyberattack revealing a threat to americans. the ransomware attack in the u.s. hospitals, putting lives at risk. dan harris reports that hospitals and medical systems may not be ready for another attack. >> reporter: the ransomware virus known as "petya" has taken out computer systems all over the planet, including those at hospitals near pittsburgh. >> she called me and said surgery was canceled because the computers were down. >> we need an ekg right away and a chest x-ray. >> reporter: experts say it should be a wake-up call for the american health care system. >> sir, let's

>> eva pilgrim for us tonight. eva, thank you. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. we are monitoring our top story. what police are calling terrorist attacks in london. >>> meantime, they are preparing for a big concert in manchester, england, to honor the victims of the terror attack there. details on the security. >>> plus, incredible pictures of a tornado terroring through an area not known for twisters. where this surprise storm hit. >>> and this is the last thing you want to see on dry land. we'll tell you where this massive alligator decided to take a stroll. stay with us. for millions of people who suffer from lower back pain finding relief can seem almost as painful. finally the search is over. drug-free aleve direct therapy®. a tens device with high intensity power that uses technology once only available in doctors' offices. its smart wireless design lets you control its intensity for deep penetrating relief at the source. the power of relief is in your hands. alev

. >> with summer right around the corner all little eva can think about is juneing into the pool. >> when you dive into the pool it feels like the ocean and feels like amazing. >> we love the pool♪ unfortunately her pool at the barclay condominiums is cl closed. >> it's not because there is something wrong with it. they couldn't get in this country so we can't have the poor. >> it was time in the elevators that said we were close and having trouble getting lifeguards into the country and contract to. >> this is the sign eva's mom alicia isry rearing to the barkley pool willing closed until lifeguards are able to enter this country. >> we had a big party planned the whole building and association of poll and spa professionals like the one at washing lay may not be open right away because of shortage of lifeguards. many management companies recruit from other countries through a department of labor program. >> officials with the department of labor say every year they round those with temiary work visa to the u.s.. they already met that help and trying to met more people. >> it's summe

here is eva pilgrim who has been covering the story since the first amber alert after things went from classroom to captive. >> reporter: tonight we are heading to rural culleoka, tennessee, where this strange and heart-wrenching story begins. >> it's the dimple of the universe. >> reporter: once known for its booming cantaloupe crop, it's not cattle that keeps them alive. tucked in the lush green of these rolling hills, you'll find a post office, gas station and not much else. >> the school's always been the heartbeat of the community. >> reporter: culleoka unit school, a sprawling two-story complex, which will become the epicenter of a seismic scandal. it's known for its drill team and the musical theater troupe. ♪ boogie fever >> reporter: but it's drama that quickly circles the new girl in class, 15-year-old elizabeth thomas. >> those kids are from a small community and any outsider becomes a target immediately. >> reporter: she had been home schooled her whole life. >> she was somewhat of a tomboy, she played really rough. she could switch to being really nice and sweet. >> report

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eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. the >>> a ten comm outside the arkansas state capital was destroyed less than 24 hours after it was installed. it shattered into pieces after a man slammed his vehicle into it. he says the statue violates the separation of church and state. he rammed his vehicle into a similar monument in oklahoma in 2014. >>> and a holocaust memorial was vandalized in bots boston. the glass panel was shattered. it was etched with millions of numbers that represent tattoos of those sent to nazi camps. >>> an angry woman caught up with an alleged purse snatcher. take a look at this video. this happened in asheville, north carolina. that vehicle speeding after a shirtless man, driven by a pregnant woman. she chased down the guy who she says broke into her vehicle and grabbed her purse. both the man and the driver are facing charges. >>> and pictures from mars are raising questions about wh there's actually life on the red planet. >> first, there's this. nasa just released this image taken in march. >> i

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