>> aiden -- when i took aiden down to the garage, he wasn't crying. he just kept saying, "is momma and dada okay?" and it was hard to look at him in the face and say it's going to be okay, when i didn't know if it was. >> reporter: lauren gave aiden to the rings, who brought aiden to the police. >> i pulled up, i said, this is not our kid, it's not his blood, he's okay, what should we do? the cop said, we can't be babysitters now, can you watch him? and we said of course. >> reporter: tonight, aiden is safe with his grandparents. the rings thankful they were able to help aiden and lauren. >> she's -- >> she's a real hero. >> she's a hero. >> got him out of the immediate danger. >> it's a time when strangers come together and you just -- you just do. you just act and they were doing the same thing that i was doing. >> just a heartbreaking story. stephanie ramos joins us now. and stephanie, now the families have the grueling task of planning the funerals. >> reporter: they are, linsey. there have been a number of prayer vigils and memorials for the vict

when is it that you found little aiden?he kids safely into the car and greg and i were standing outside the car, waiting for some kind of signal that we would feel it was okay to try and drive away and as we were waiting and walking and sort of looking at each other, like, what just happened, this lady came down the staircase and she was holding a little boy and she was covered in blood, as was he and she -- you could just tell it was starting to, like, immediately effect her, she was shaking, i was concerned she might drop the boy, so, we walked over to see if she needed help and ended up taking the boy. she needed a minute, so -- >> she handed the boy over to us. we could tell that it wasn't her blood, it wasn't his blood, she was shaking. she was having a hard time talking. and we looked at each other, she handed him over to me, she then sat down and dana tended to her. >> and i understand you first stopped at the fire department with aiden. what did they tell you? >> so, then we jumped in the car with our kids and aiden

this is aiden mccarthy. aiden is two years old. his mom and dad took him to the fourth of july parade at highland park. i first heard about him just an hour or two after this terrible incident. i called my friend who is the mayor of highland park and asked her -- tell me, what can i do? she said, i don't know. things are happening so fast. we actually found a two-year-old toddler who was wandering the street by himself. we don't know who he belongs to. his picture is being circulated in the community, though the conclusion is fairly obvious -- whoever brought him to the parade was not able to look for him and care for him. the story eventually unfolded. kevin and irina mccarthy brought kevin to the parade, his first parade, and then when the shooting started, they shielded him with their bodies. in a matter of minutes, aiden lost most of -- lost both of his parents. fortunately, a grandparent was located and aiden is in safe hands today, but because of this assault weapon being fired on the crowd, he lost his mom and dad. that's th

but there were other people carrying for -- caring for little aiden.e spoke to the woman who scooped her up and took her to safety and tended to his cuts and scratches with her first aid kit. reporter: the woman who found aiden underneath his dying father was lauren silva. >> he had blood on his legs and a stock that was fully covered in blood that i wanted off of him. he had one shoe on. reporter: what was he like? >> when i took aiden down to the garage, he was not crying, he just kept saying, "is mom and dad ok?" it was hard to look at him in the face and say, it's going to be ok, when i didn't know if it was. reporter: tonight, he is safe with his grandparents. >> that report, from stephanie ramos. just have to listen to that. you can see more of her interview with the heroes who rescued little aiden, had on abc's "world news tonight" at 5:30. >> heartbreaking. as is this -- a uvalde police officer missed out on a chance to shook the gunman because he was waiting, waiting for permission from a supervisor. a report by an active shooter training cent

i'm angry for aiden mccarthy. i'm angry for the kid who next week will be aiden mccarthy. this needs to end. >> and i share that, and i usually am very, very careful about being down the middle on this, on all issues. when i saw that, those interviews about aiden mccarthy, i was going to ask you about the little boy. and kathy goldstein. >> looking for her mom, they were in the basement, hiding for their lives. not only did we have the carnage happen, everyone had to hide for hours because he was on the loose and nobody knew what he was going to be doing next. people were hiding in the basements of gas stations for hours. i kept getting texts because we are all a community. we are all a family. you know, kathy was a band member and i'm a band mom. it's unbelievable. where is kathy's mom, nobody had her, we called every hospital because she had already passed away. katie goldstein was a fabulous human being did not deserve to die this way. all the band parents showed up to cheer the band, when i saw them running down the street, i was like, why are they running down the str

greg and dana ring spotted aiden covered in blood with the good samaritan as they sheltered from the gunfire. they took the child to police. >> when we pulled in, the cops looked like they were getting ready for war. i will never forget. i pulled up and said, this is not our kid. the cop said, we can't be baby-sitters now. can you take care of him? we said of course. >> reporter: a neighbor saw a photo of him on a neighborhood watch page, helping to reunite aiden with his grandparents. >> he didn't know. i don't know how they're going to tell him. how do you tell an 18-month-old boy that mommy and daddy are in heaven now. >> reporter: aiden's grandfather telling the chicago tribune that when reunited at a local police station, he said, are mommy and daddy coming soon? he said he doesn't understand. levberg told the chicago sun times his daughter and son-in-law were crazy about their son and had been looking forward to enjoying the july 4th parade with him. now they're mourning the loss of their daughter and son-in-law while also caring for their grandson who has been left with no par

>> aiden's grandfather told local newspapers that aiden's father shielded the child from the gunfire, and the grandfather told the ”chicago tribune”, quote, when i picked him up, he said are mommy and daddy coming soon. he doesn't understand. a go fund me for aiden has surpassed $2 million. and we're also learning about the final gut wrenching moments for katherine goldstein pictured here in the center of this photo. her daughter told nbc news that she was beside her mother when she was gunned down. >> i looked up and i saw the shooter shooting down at the kids, and i told her that it was a shooter and that she had to run, so i started running with her. and we were next to each other. and he shot her in the chest, and she fell down, and i knew she was dead. so i just told her that i loved her but i couldn't stop because he was still shooting everyone next to me. she was just a good mom. and i got 22 years with her. and i got to have 22 years with the best mom in the world. >> joining us now is lily, her grandfather was shot at the parade. thank you so much for being here. i know these

aiden's father kevin used his body as shield to protect aiden. kevin and aiden mother was killed by gunfire from the shooting stopped aiden was found wandering around the parade route. i first heard this from nancy rotering and she was talking about that little boy they were still trying to identify. cooper roberts, eight years old was at the parade that day with his twin brotherr and parents ad the bullet severed his spinal cord. we that he will recover. for the time being he is battling paralysis from the waist down and has undergone at least seven surgeries as a result of his injuries including one to reclosable awaited his esophagus. cooper's twin brother luke had been treated for shrapnel wounds. my heart is broken for these little boys and for their families and all the families mourning loved ones who are starting to recover. her nation was still reeling from the mass shootings in buffalo new york and uvalde texas when horror came to highland park in july. 83 rounds fired in less than 60 seconds. lathe gunman perched himself on the rooftop

. >> announcer: and little orphan aiden. the untold story.t from the father and son who saved him. >> dad shot, mom shot. >> announcer: and how do they tell aiden that his parents are gone? then, crying nurse backlash. >> our brother over her outpouring of emotion. >> announcer: then... fast food freak out. >> wait until you hear why they lost it. then rescue

when aiden's grandfather picked him up, aiden had a single question. are mommy and daddy coming soon? irina was 35. kevin was 37. they were deprived of the most precious thing, being parents to their child. being able to raise him, to celebrate his birthdays, his adulthood, weddings, and maybe children of his own. community is united behind a community struggles to fathom how is this possible? aiden will now grow up having only the memory of his parents. not the hugs and not the love that he deserves. aiden's not the only child whose life has been changed. many, many have been injured and wounded. among them most grievously is cooper roberts. vibrant, beautiful 8-year-old boy who, as we speak, as i speak, is fighting for his life in the hospital. cooper was at the parade with his family. his twin brothers, parents, his mother was also shot. his brother was wounded. when his mother learned after her surgery that cooper's spinal cord had been severed, she demanded to be immediately released from the hospital so she could be by his side as every mother wo

and the heartbroken family of aiden mccarthy, who lost both parents, desperately trying to make things as normal as possible. the 2-year-old rescued out from under his dying father, who shielded him from gunfire in his final moments. so he thinks they're away on a trip or something. >> they haven't told them yet. >> reporter: so he's at home, and every time a vehicle comes up to the car, what does little aiden do? >> he literally says, "mommy and daddy are home." >> yeah. >> reporter: authorities say the suspect could face dozens of additional charges, one for each bullet fired, one for each person injured. you can see the growing memorial behind me here tonight for the victims. a lot of people passing by to pay their respect. whit? >> we are thinking about the families and community. alex, thank you. >>> we move to capitol hill and the high-stakes testimony behind closed doors for hours today. former president trump's white house counsel, pat cipollone, making his much-anticipated appearance before the january 6th committee. a key witness to the reported chaos inside the west wing as

their 2-year-old son aiden, now an orphan, got separated from his parents during the chaos. the boy was not injured but he did have some blood on his leg and shoes, as you can see in the picture from cbs chicago. a gofundme campaign for the boy has raised about $2 million. joining us now, nbc correspondent maggie vespa in highland park, illinois, and including who worked as a consultant to the fbi counterterrorism division is a national analyst. what more do we learn about the lives lost in this horrific shooting? >> jose, everyone at nbc news has spoken to something we think a lot of americans can relate to saying they never thought it would them. across the country, other communities, happens in other places, people had obviously a lot of people came to the fourth of july parade wanting to have a nice time like katie goldstein who you talked about. she lost her mom the day before, she had gone to the movies and gone to dairy queen just to kind of get out of the house and have some fun and came to the fourth of july parade. her daughter told lester she was waving at every s

last month, aiden aslin, shaun pinner and a moroccan man, brahim saadoun, were all sentenced to deathd donetsk people's republic. according to dominic byrne, who is working on their cases, it is no coincidence most of them are british. this really shows that the russians are pulling more and more pressure on the british government than other governments and using the british prisoners as more of a political tool and negotiation tool more than others. and we believe that's the case because the british government have really seemed to rattle the russians within ukraine. rattled or not, on the battlefields of the east, russia is very much on the advance. they are said to be taking ground in the last part of the luhansk region held by the ukrainians. russia is moving to encircle the city. if they do, they will cut off some of ukraine's most experienced soldiers. but it's notjust the eastern donbas region that has felt the effects of russia's invasion. the last fortnight have seen attacks right across ukraine. here in the capital, kyiv, at a shopping centre in the town of kremenyuk and, mo

their 2 year-old son aiden was seen walking alone before being helped by strangers. the little boy said, of course, we took him back to our thanks to this neighbor who recognize the boy little aiden was eventually reunited with his grandparents. >> the chicago sun-times reports aiden's father kevin lost his life while shielding his son from gunfire. >> it's just sad. there little leighton. to calm an it's just a reflection. just a sad reflection of what's going on. >> that was pedro rivera reporting the alleged gunman's attorney says he intends to enter a not guilty plea on all charges. 6.37. is the time in the south bay, san jose's largest school district has voted to keep officers on campus until next june one year ago, the san jose unified school district voted to keep officers away from schools. but 6 months later, they quietly reversed course. and in fact, approved $800,000. to allow each school to hire san jose police officers. if they choose to. well, now the board has voted to extend that contract with police, the district or they should say the decision appl

kevin mccarthy, 37, and irina mccarthy, 35, were at the parade with their two-year-old son aiden, whoved, and was brought to safety by good samaritans. on the family's gofundme page, it reads, aiden will have a long road ahead to heal, find stability, and ultimately navigate life as an orphan. 64-year-old catherine goldstein was a beloved mother and wife to husband craig. her oldest daughter was with her at the parade. she spoke to lester holt about the attack. >> i told her that there was a shooter and she had to run, so i started running with her. we were next to each other, and he shot her in the chest, and she fell down, and i knew she was dead, so i just told her that i loved her, but i could not stop because he was still shooting everyone next to me. judy: highland park resident stephen straus, 88, still took the train every day from highland park to chicago where he worked at a brokerage firm. his wife told reporters he was an honorable man who worked his whole life and gave everyone the best he had. jacquelyn sundheim was a preschool teacher and events planner at her synagogue

their 2 year-old son aiden was seen walking alone before being helped by strangers. they set. >> just can you take care of? the little boy said, of course, we took him back to our thanks to this neighbor who recognize the boy little aiden was eventually reunited with his grandparents. >> the chicago sun-times reports aiden's father kevin lost his life while shielding his son from gunfire. >> it's just sad there little late to calm an it's just a reflection. just a sad reflection of what's going on. >> that was pedro rivera reporting the alleged gunman's attorneys says that he intends to enter a not guilty plea to all charges. >> san francisco police are investigating multiple shootings that happened around the city on july. 4th. the first was on market and powell streets. a street performer was shot there. she has non life-threatening injuries and a car took off after that shooting. so police are looking for the gunman there. the second shooting happened in the bayview neighborhood on ingles street and underwood avenue. a teenage girl was shot there while she was wat

a go fund me for aiden has now surpassed $2 million. cnn's ed lavandera is in highland park for us.is obviously just one of the heartbreaking stories of this shooting, so tell us what you're learning about the other victims. >> alisyn, it's all so heartbreaking. the seventh victim has now been identified. he is 69-year-old eduardo uvaldo, his family tells cnn the 69-year-old didn't like crowds, but he would make an exception to attend the highland park fourth of july parade because he enjoyed the experience so much. he was killed in this attack. his family tells us he had been on life support for some hours after the attack, but that at some point doctors told them there was nothing else that could be done to save his life. he was at the parade with his wife and son. they were both wounded by gunfire as well in the attack. they both survived and a family member of uvaldo and his wife had just celebrated their wedding anniversary a few months ago. one of the other victims was katherine goldstein, she was at the parade with her daughter. when the shooting erupted they started running

this is aiden mccarthy. aiden's 2 years old. his mom and dad, kevin and irna mccarthy, took him to the 4th of july parade in highland park. i heard first about it just an hour or two after this terrible incident. i called my friend, who is the mayor of highland park, and asked her, tell me, what can i do? she said, i don't know. things are happening so fast. we actually found a 2-year-old toddler who was wandering on the street by himself. we don't know who he belongs to. his picture is being circulated in the community. the conclusion was fairly obvious of whoever brought him to that parade was not able to look for him and care for him, and the story eventually unfolded. kevin and irna mccarthy brought aiden to the parade, his first parade, and then when the shooting started, they shielded him with their bodies. in a matter of minutes, aiden lost both of his parents. fortunately a grandparent was located and aiden is in safe hands today. but because of this assault weapon being fired on the crowd, he lost his mom and dad. that'

for now, she will rely on family and friends to keep aiden fed.or the pbs newshour, i'm amna nevas. ♪ judy: in year three of the pandemic, most americans have turned to a sense of some normalcy but the virus is still disrupting daily life. the u.s. is recording roughly 130,000 new cases per day and deaths are on the rise with an average now of more than 430 a day. we reached out to viewers for their latest questions about risk and safety and we get some answers from caitlin, an epidemiologist from the university of texas. she writes a newsletter on sub stack. welcome back to the newshour. let's plunge into these questions. sophie from new york city writes, is there a definitive answer to how long after you have covid you can continue to test positive on an antigen home test? is it worth testing to get out of isolation or is there no value in that? >> we have seen really strong evidence that an omicron infection last about eight to 10 days. someday -- some people will be infectious for less if you are vaccinated. the vaccine helps you clear the vir

aiden's parents are among the seven who were killed that day.are jacqueline sunday him, and nicholas toledo saragoza. 69-year-old eduardo uvaldo we learned is the seven upth victim. maggie vespa, we can't talk about these victims enough. we need to understand their lives, the loss, literally right down the street there was a mother and a daughter watching the parade together. tell us about them. >> reporter: katie goldstein had this conversation with lester last night, telling us she was at the parade with her moment. one of the tros striking details is she had just lost her moment. so they we're trying to cheer themselves up and have time together, cassie, the daughter, telling lester she heard the gunshots, she's running alongside her mom, she sees her mom get shot in the chest and go down. she institute right away. she bent down and told her, i love you, but i have to keep going. unimaginable horror, again alongside her mother. at the same time she also really wanted everyone to know about how her mom will be remembered. here's a part of what

at this level, the british mercenary aiden, eisley, the one who was sentenced to the death penalty, opened as one day his commander asked. did he still have connections in syria, because he had been there more than once, they say. there are people who want to talk about it. think you can help us get in touch with them. what channels can be used to contact them? i said that i can later, i asked a friend. what they wanted to talk about, and he basically said they wanted to sell guns. an interesting video was published by the turkish special services in these frames, the ukrainian military in a car with they sell weapons with albanian numbers, as they thought , the urdom opens the trunk, and everything is there. damn, there are two more of the same. well, you understand that in a tube, there are a couple of turkish socrates below - this swedish enlav demonstrates an anti-tank missile system, and for purchase, which was supplied exclusively to ukraine, in principle, it is not particularly in service anywhere in europe in continental, because they have their own systems there is no doubt, ukrai

that includes tom and morgan brooks, and they are the ones that saved to toddler aiden mccarthy from beneath the body of his own father who was killed shielding him from his gunfire. >> he really held his son tight to protect him. i was slightly able to get him in and out, put him in my arms. he kept saying shot, shots. he said mom shot, dad shot. he kept saying that. >> you can see that full emotional interview on the today show this morning at 7:00 right after today in the bay. >> that is sad. >>> it is 4:53. mooney getting a boost from the state and last year san francisco voters rejected the muni bond and providing $800 million to help create projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. more than one to be dollars going toward improving the rails and bus lines and money upgrading trains and control systems. >>> ahead in the beta growing frustration in one bay area city after the family had their tires flattened. >>> open getting ready to celebrate the grand opening of the new roots community health center and the nonprofit is assigned to assist people in underserved sections of e

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a 2-year-old boy, aiden mccarthy orphaned by the massacre. his parent as mong the 7 people killed along the parade route. ken dried trying to protect his son. >> just think about the way he just -- the wind got knocked out of you. >> they are part of the mccarthy extended family and started a gofundme page to support the caregivers who will be tasked for raising and caring for and suiting aiden. they sat down with nbc's tom llamas. >> i think it occurred to us right away, what could we do and help this family. prayers and all that. fine and great. food, yeah, sure. but what is ultimately going to help them and it is gofundme like 100%. >> the page has raised more than $2.8 million. and in a stunning outpouring of help from a world touched by a community's sorrow and a father's final heroic act. >> his dad did everything he could to protect his son and was successful in that. >> tom brooks spotted the 2-year-old moments after the gunfire beneath his limp father. his final act of his life was bravery, he fell with his son underneath him. it was

include a married couple, irina and kevin mccarthy, who attended the parade with their two year-old son aiden who was found wandering alone after the shooting. the boy's father died as he tried to protect his son from the rooftop sniper who fired 70 rounds at parade-goers. nine shooting victims remain hospitalized. on tuesday, authorities filed seven counts of first degree murder against the suspected gunman, a 21-year-old resident of highland park named robert crimo. police also acknowledged they visited the man's house twice in 2019, first after he tried to -- his family said he tried to take his own life by suicide and then when he threatened to "kill everyone." this is chris covelli, a spokesperson for the lake county's sheriff's office. >> the police removed 16 knives come a dagger, and a sword from crimo's home. at that time there was no probable cause to arrest. there were no complaints at were signed by any of the victims. the highland park police department, however, did immediately notify the illinois state police of the incident. amy: police say over the next three years, the gunma

this is aiden mccarthy, 2-years-old. the morning of the fourth of july 16 days ago he and his parents went out to celebrate independence day as a family. they stopped by their hometown parade in highland park. shortly after 10:14 a.m., he lost both of his parents. it happened when a 21-year-old gunman with a military style ar 15 rifle began shooting. aiden's father used his body as a shield to protect him. kevin and aiden's mother were killed by gunfire. when the shooting stopped, he was found wandering along with his father's's blood on his leg. i first heard about this when i called the mayor and she talked about the little boy they were still trying to identify. this other photo is cooper roberts, 8-years-old. he was at the parade that day with his twin brother, parents and a bullet severed his spinal cord. we pray that he will recover. but for the time being, he's battling paralysis from the waist down and has undergone at least several surgeries as a of injuries including one to reclose a bullet wound in his esophag

want to show the picture of aid and they worry so grateful to meet the chicago sun-times reports aiden's dad died shielding him from the gunfire. >> it's just sad. been here is for a little late to calm an even though his grandparents will, you know, they have to put the house up in it's just a reflection. just a sad reflection of what's going and more families are grieving tonight. among the dead are 63 year-old jackie sometime grandfather nicholas toledo, 64 year-old katherine goldstein. >> 88 year-old steven strauss and a 7th victim who has not yet been identified. >> i just hope that like all the families know that we stand with them and that they're all in our prayers. >> and then, of course, there are the more than 2 dozen people injured in the shooting. among them is eduardo ubaldo. his family tells us they fear he may not survive his injuries. and 2 more members of his family were also shot for anyone impacted by this. there is a family assistance center opening up at highland park high school tomorrow. >> at noon and highland park. jenna barnes. >> meanwhile, vice president kama

showing aiden covered in blood today police also released new details of the suspects actions the day of the shooting and leading up to it. this surveillance image shows the suspect wearing women's clothing which police say he used to discise himself and cover his face tattoos. police say this may have helped him blend into the crowd and escape after firing more than 70 rounds from a rooftop police also revealed the suspect plan this attack for weeks. he bought five firearms legally in illinois over the last two years and we also learned of two prior encounters with police both in 2019. the first was a mental health call in the second came from a concerned family member. the second occurred in september of 2019 a family member reported that cremo said he was going to kill everyone and cremo had a collection of knives the police responded to his residence. the police removed 16 knives a dagger and a sword from primo's home. at that time there was no probable cause to arrest there were arrest there were no complaints that were signed by any of the victims. and as of right now police hav

aiden's extended family is taking care of him. a grandson telling cnn and rye his bike and saying he had a lot of life in him. we only know the name of one kathryn goldstein, excuse me, kathrine gold sstein was 64. a lot to talk about tonight. we'll bring president biden to you and remarkable measures he had to take to keep his loved ones safe. >> reporter: 100 0 a.m. the fourth of july parade kicks off, streets filled. hundreds celebrating. then -- [ gunshots ]. >> reporter: 10:14 a.m. gunshots, dozens rapidly fired into the crowd. >> had to have been 20 to 30 at least that i heard and then -- >> reporter: shots? >> 20 to 30 pops, which were shots. >> reporter: one after the anotherer. >> pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, had no clue that it was a gun. as soon as i recognized everyone running, i knew it had to have been a shooter. >> reporter: a 21-year-old suspected gunman disguises himself as a woman and fires off more than 70 rounds with a high-powered rifle. he had climbed to a fire escape to shoot from the rooftop of a business. >> a

. >> announcer: and little orphan aiden. the untold story.aight from the father and son who saved him. >> dad shot, mom shot. >> announcer: and how do they tell aiden that his parents are gone? then, crying nurse backlash. >> our brother over her outpouring of emotion. >> announcer: then... fast food freak out. >> wait until you hear why they lost it. then rescue

his mother also shot, his twin brother wounded by shrapnel and aiden mccartney, both his parents killed. his family now consulting mental health professionals for advice on how to tell him his parents are gone. the alleged shooter facing seven counts of first degree blurt the suspect could face dozens of additional charges one for each bullet fired and one for each person injured. he's due back in court july 28th. dion: the body of shinzo abe is now in tokyo ahead of a funeral. the former prime minister assasinated as he delivered a campaign speech. elections in the country will still take place tomorrow. a wake will be held monday with a memorial service on tuesday the consulate general of japan in san francisco is setting up a book of condolence and it is open for the public to sign it will be available from 10 too many 4:00 p.m. monday and tuesday. the consulate is at the exact address you see there on your screen. several muni bus routes returned for the first time since the pandemic. that is for the 2100 hays roots route. several other lines are being restored to their full prepand