i don't know if it helped sergio martinez that i forgave him, but i know it helped me.ed that night doing the same things we were doing at the same time. why did we make it out? i don't know. but i know that god was with us through that. >> this fire changed the way i looked at the community, looked at my everyday life. when the chips are down and the community is facing adversity, this community still comes together. and that's what changed for me. i got to see it, and it was amazing. >> i think in some ways i really did die that night. i died to the old way of thinking of life. and i think in some ways i let go of a lot of things in this life that no longer meant anything to me. one of the miracles is that we still have fia with us today, and she's thri still the boss. and we still make sure she gets everything that she needs and then some, because she's a big part of the family. >> the constant criticism that we heard immediately after the fire was that firefighters weren't there. they were abandoned. i understand that frustration. communities were left, but not by a

"i came to express my sympathies with the victims," sergio martinez told me, "i also wanted to show thatnd that we will carry on." tonight, on las ramblas, the simple act of going out for a walk becomes a powerful symbol and this city finds itself following the rhythm of mourning and defiance so familiar to the rest of this continent. james reynolds, bbc news, barcelona. well, several of the men behind the attacks grew up in the small town of ripoll, north of barcelona. most were the children of moroccan immigrants. among them younes abouyaaqoub — now on the run — who, as we've heard, may have driven the van in the barcelona attack. our correspondent, wyre davies, has been to ripoll, to speak to people there about the extremists who lived among them. the small chocolate box mountain town of ripoll in the foothills of the spanish pyrenees, the last place you would expect as the breeding ground for a gang of radical islamist militants preparing to commit mayhem and murder. at least seven young men from this small town either died during the attacks or have been arrested since thursday. the

"i came to express my sympathies with the victims," sergio martinez told me, "i also wanted to show thatid and that we will carry on." tonight, on las ramblas, the simple act of going out for a walk becomes a powerful symbol and this city finds itself following the rhythm of mourning and defiance so familiar to the rest of this continent. james reynolds, bbc news, barcelona. our security correspondent gordon corera is also in barcelona. he has this assessment of the latest developments. spain's interior minister has not raised the threat level to the highest level. well, they have said that the cell was absolutely dismantled. i should say that regional officials, here in catalonia, have contradicted that and said that they can't be categorical that the cell had been broken up. that is in partly because there is still a manhunt going on, there is still one person on the lose, who they are looking for, who they believe may have been the driver of the van which went down las ramblas, here, on thursday night. how did it go undetected for so long? is this because it was a group of young men w

sanchez, accused of killing a san francisco woman after he was released from a local jail and sergio martinezcused of brutally attacking a 65-year-old woman released from a portland jail, with no federal notice. sessions praiseds miami for recently dropping its sanctuary policy and bitterly condemned chicago, saying its refusal to help enforce immigration laws means it's not serious about lowering the city's sky-high murder rate. seattle and chicago are now suing over the sanctuary issue, joining other cities who say they know best how to fight crime. jose? >> pete williams, thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, a side effect of the eclipse few are talking about. >>> also, the naval don't let dust and allergens get between you ul moments. switch to flonase allergy relief. flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by overproducing 6 key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. flonase helps block 6. most allergy pills only block one and 6 is greater than 1. with more complete relief you can enjoy every beautiful moment to the fulle

"i came to express my sympathies with the victims," sergio martinez told me, "i also want to show thatid and that we will carry on." tonight, on las ramblas, the simple act of going out for a walk becomes a powerful symbol and this city finds itself following the rhythms of mourning and defiance so familiar to the rest of this continent. james reynolds, bbc news, barcelona. our security correspondent gordon corera is also in barcelona — he has this assessment of the latest developments. is the interior iniesta said the country ‘s threat level was not going to be raised to the maximum level although they have put in place extra security in popular areas. he said the cell behind the attack had been absolutely dismantled but a few hours later, the local regional official, in catalonia, where they have sometimes a difficult relationship with madrid, said he could not be absolutely sure because there is a manhunt on the run and there are also unanswered questions. the instance, how did this all go undetected for years was make was because it was a small group of young men from one town who

sanchez, accused of killing a san francisco woman after he was released from a local jail and sergio martinezf brutally attacking a 65-year-old woman released from a portland jail with no federal notice. sessions praises miami for dropping its sanctuary policy and bitterly condemned chicago, saying its refusal to help enforce immigration laws says it's not serious about lowering the city's murder rate. seattle and chicago are now suing over is sanctuary issue, joining other cities who say they know best how to fight crime. >> that was pete williams reporting. >>> philadelphia is considered one of the most high profile sanctuary cities in the country. in april, attorney general sessions canceled a planned trip here. no reason was given. >>> a man is in the hospital after he was shot twice by philadelphia police last night just after 11:00. two officers on bikes were on north alder street in ort philadelphia. they saw a man standing on the sidewalk with a gun. police chased him down an alley when he pointed the gun at them. > >>> police were on this street when they rescued a man wanted. they w

sergio martinez was in jail for robbery, kidnapping, burglary, sexual abuse.ted his latest atrocities in a sanctuary city called portland. do you ever wonder how the victims feel about that label, sanctuary city, who is a sanctuary for? it's an obvious but good question, for many on the left it's always about language, give something a cozy title, you can get away with anything. a sanctuary city, it just sounds good like so many bad things do. daisy cutter, road apple, socialism. a sanctuary city allowed a repeat creep to assault to citizens, that's what i would call sanctuary rate. it's important we call it that, if you can apply it to a city then why not a flight to the crime that occurred in that city? portland didn't do that but it just gave the the space to rape. he returned and he sanctuary rape in a sanctuary city, all because that word sounds so good to so many people except to those victims who got no sanctuary at all. interesting thing, taxpayers may end up paying for it. do you think these policies are to blame? obviously the rapist rapes, what's th

sergio martinez taken into custody monday. charged with attacking another woman who fought him off. local authorities released martinez from custody last year despite a request from federal authorities to notify them beforehand. portland a sanctuary city. residents of one washington town are pushing for a vote on their sanctuary city policy. this comes as a 23-year-old illegal immigrant sits in jail they are accused of a heinous crime. dan springer tells us. >> on the night of june 25, a 19-year-old woman was beaten and raped. she had a bloody head, missing teeth, ear was torn, was only wearing her tank top. four days later police arrested their suspect at the apartment complex next door. 23-year-old salvador diaz garcia, an illegal immigrant. i.c.e. confirmed he passed a background check in 2013 and was given daca status. renewed twice, most recently january 21st. now there's an effort to repeal the law. led by craig keller who says the victim was not helped by immigrants willingness to come forward. >> she was beaten unconscious in her apartments physical fitness room and then rap

sergio martinez is accused of attacking a woman at knifepoint in her home and another woman inside aking garage last monday. police say he's been deported to mexico more than a dozen times but keeps making his way back. they say he has a long criminal record and is a daily drug user. he's now being held without bail on charges of robbery, kidnapping, and sexual abuse. a trump advisor spoke out against city's sanctuary policy. >> this is an outrage and political correctness sometimes isn't just dumb, it can be downright dangerous or even deadly as we've seen in some cases. >> i.c.e. agents say they issued a retainer for him last year but authorities in portland released him without notice under the sanctuary city policy. martinez has pleaded not guilty to the current charges. >>> hbo confirmed its systems have been hacked, leaving spoilers for the hit show game of thrones. the hackers sent e-mails to media outlets claiming to put next week's scripts for the show online. the cyber thieves claim to have information on the show ballers and room 104. hbo is the latest entertainment compan

sergio jose martinez is accused of sexually assaulting a 65- year-old woman at knife point in her homend another woman inside a parking garage on july 24. police say he's been deported more than a dozen times but keeps coming back. they say he has a long criminal record and is being held without fail on charges of robbery, kidnapping and sexual abuse. >>> trip advisor spoke against the city's sanctuary policy. >> this is an outrage and political correctness is not just dumb it can be dangerous or deadly as we've seen in some cases. >> immigration agents issued a detainer for martinez last year that authorities in portland released him without notice under the sanctuary city policy. martinez has pled not guilty. >>> group is trying to overturn an ordinance banning sales of flavored tobacco. the board of supervisors unanimously approved the ban that includes menthol cigarettes, flavored chewing to becky and flavored liquors used in e-cigarettes. a group backed by r.j. reynolds has turned and 34,000 signatures in hopes of putting the issue before voters on the june ballot. >>> a state lev

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: sergio jose martinez has been deported from this country no fewer than 27 times, heently arrested once more in portland, he was addicted to meth and living on the street, now the feds it should have been notified that we are keeping some measure from him coming back again, so instead, martinez was released because portland is a century city that refuses to enforce u.s. immigration laws, guess what happened? he was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a 65-year-old woman, he is a former deputy secretary, he joins us tonight, isn't this exactly the reason you don't want century city's in the first place, if you don't enforce the law, then people are going to do appalling things to your citizens? and it just happened? >> the real issue is that what this amended, it is horrible, it shouldn't happen again, but the real issue here is that at this is an outlier, that's doesn't happen often, century city's are doing well, they are actually safer, century city's, by the way, not only that, but -- >> tucker: let me just cut in, we actually have data on this. i don't thin

just three weeks ago, sergio jose martinez was arrested in portland, oregon. an illegal alien that had been deported 20 times. police reports show he was arrested ten times just this year accused of everything from possessing drugs to stealing a car. federal immigration authorities properly lodged a detainer -- >> shepard: jeff sessions in miami-dade county. steve herrigan is in our newsroom. steve? >> many talking about the reversal in miami-dade county. the first major city to reverse its policy. now they will detain people on extra 48 hours if their immigration status is suspect. it should have been a straightforward victory lap. the attorney general comes down, praises the mayor but that's gotten complicated by the events of the past 24 hours. in a statement this morning, the mayor criticized president trump directly saying there should be no a come days with white supremacists. it was supposed to be come down, praise the mayor but things have gotten more complicated in miami. >> shepard: understandably so. how many people is this affects in miami-dade? >>