it does not show anything that alvarez's security camera shows.of force mentioned. >> that's dishonest and it's a lie. >> reporter: there's more that was said off camera. listen to what sergeant benitez's body-worn microphone captures right after the arrest. >> see how quickly they behave talking to, but his message seems clear. going to get [ bleep ] on out here by these low lives. >> reporter: the body-worn microphone shows sergeant benitez mocking alvarez for being gay. >> he ran inside and then stood at the door. he's gay. >> that is not how things should happen in palo alto. >> reporter: retired santa clara judge cordell is also an independent police auditor and also happens to live in palo alto. when palo alto's own police auditor turned down our request, she agreed to review the case for us. >> everything from the hollering, the yelling, the violence, the use of force, the failure to report it and then the audio in the aftermath that showed absolute explicit bias, every bit of it was bad. >> reporter: nbc bay area's investigative unit reach

alvarez was clearly gaunt. he was very, very sick at that hearing. but he made a truly powerful appeal to congress to replenish the september 11th victim compensation kprengs compensation fund due to conspire by the way next year. family and friends remembered alvarez as a man who served, defended and protected throughout his life until his last dying day. luis alvarez was only 53 years old. our deepest condolences to his family and his friends. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> outfront next, breaking news. a major reversal. the justice department ordered by the president to re-examine putting the controversial citizenship question back in the 2020 census. all because of a tweet. plus the president defending his july 4th extravaganza as the backlash and the price tag grow. one laurm suggesting the payment plan is illegal. he is my guest. and biden blind-sided. the former vice president raising $21 million but it wasn't enough to beat one expected candidate. let's go out

the bill alvarez was fighting for still has to pass a full house vote and the senate.he will give alvarez a posthumous key to the city "as a symbol of our profound respect and gratitude for his service." incredible work he did. >> i was thinking about the image we saw of him, younger, years ago. almost appears to be unrecognizable. but what is recognizable at the end was how brave and how determined he was to save others determined he was to save others right to the end. i thought, "the red cross does katrina. they don't help single moms. hi. hi. what happened to our house last year? it flooded. and the water flooded out. yeah. the red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. > >>> this morning on "world news now," the abrupt shift on the citizenship question. president trump is still hoping to include it on the 2020 census. will the justice department be able to carry out that requ

fpeifer, and ray alvarez. a month ago detective alvarez testified before the judiciary committee just 24 hours before what was supposed to be his 69th chemotherapy treatment. a treatment he ultimately was too sick to receive. two weeks ago he passed away. like every responder and survivor of 9/11, these three men kept fighting for this program even when they knew it was too late for them. that is the spirit of 9/11. this bill is now their namesake and we vote today in their name. i reserve the balance of my time. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized. collins the attacks of 9/11 were acts of war against the united states. it resulted in the deaths of almost 3,000 poom and left a smoldering pile of toxic debris in new york city. courageous first responders exhumed the dead with dignity. today, the site includes the national september 11 memorial. it's fitting that congress do more than memorialize. we must also provide. 9/11 first responders, like all first responders, deserve to .

alvarez, he writes i want you to know my time to leave this world is fa approaching.y goal and legacy in this world the bill would extend benefits to victims of 9/11 related illnesses for 70 years >> we can't wait another -- >> reporter: early saturday alvarez died the funeral is on wednesday. his commitment to the cause, something he hoped his children would remember >> i taught them, you start a job, you finish rit >>eporter: the note to mcconnell delivered by 9/11 first responders came with a gift alvarez's n.y.p.d. shield. as a reminder, he writes to mcconnell, of my legacy and yours. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york >> up next, staying golden, the warriors fitting farewell to kevin durant sosheshis up with his challenge.e bottle cap you'reching "early today." i'm jimmy dean and uh, i wish i could tell ya how i feel about a mornin'd ike this. that includes a good hearty breakfast. you need somethin'hoo kinda warm the wle body up and gets it going. it's a great way to kick off your day. thanks for the ride-along, captain! oni've never been in e of these before, e

several officers arrived and kicked down alvarez's door, dragging out and arrest them while alvarez is in handcuffs sergeant bonita slams as he face onto the windshield. >> think you are a tough guy. >> reporter: the force of the impact that his lip and loosened a tooth. department policy says officers are required to document any use of force, but in the police report the sergeant wrote i put alvarez on the hood of his car he was hand cast handcuffs, no other force was used on alvarez. >> he clearly knew the use of force was improper. so, why would he report something that was improper? he didn't? in my view that is a cover up. >> reporter: attorney cody played recordings from sergeant bonita's microphone that he says are disparaging remarks about the buena vista mobile home park that also marked alvarez's homosexuality using an of evidence of voice. >> see how they behave when we put our foot down? >> a lowlife. >> reporter: they have now filed a civil rights lawsuit saying that the department is dishonest and unhealthy. >> it is very clear that the palo alto police department as a w

alvarez, he writes i want you to know that my time to leave this world is fast approaching. my goal and legacy in this world was to see the vcf bill passed the bill would extend benefits to victims of 9/11 related illnesses for 70 years >> we can't wait another day >> reporter: early saturday, alvarez died the funeral is on wednesday. his commitment to the cause, something he hopes his children would remember >> i taught them you start a job, you finish it >> reporter: the note to mcconnell delivered by a group of 9/11 first responders came with a gift, alvarez's nypd shield, as a reminder, he writes to mcconnell, of my legacy and yours. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york >>> a number of 2020 democratic candidates have rushed to defend a rival senator kamala harris after some on social media questioned her racial identity including the president's son donald trump, jr. andrea mitchell has the story >> reporter: kamala harris riding a wave since her break out debate performance she's now facing tweets challenging her identity as a black american to speak out on race >> as the

luis Álvarez se sostuvo que Él no se consideraba un ser especial.n centros de evacuaciÓn de otras zonas seguras a medida se tomÓ como motivo de la de lluvias que amenazan con provocar deslizamientos de tierra. en una zona de esta es la recibido hasta 40 pulgadas de lluvia desde el viernes. pasamos con enrique que tiene un adelanto de lo que nos ofrece esta noche. enrique: el secretario de seguridad internadijo que ha ordenado una investigaciÓn sobre el grupo secreto de agentes de la patrulla fronteriza, 9500 activos y retirados en facebook que harÁ responsable a cualquier empleado dijo que haya comprometido la confianza en esa entidad. el departamento de justicia carrizo posiciÓn sobre la pregunta de ciudadanÍa en el censo y ahora conceder a la peticiÓn del presidente trump para que sea incluida. dicen fueron instruidos a incluir esta pregunta. en mÉxico desde mayo han detenido a mÁs de 4700 migrantestan sÓlo en la frontera sur y los llamÓ rescatados. jorge: en breve tenemos detalles de las ordinaria trayectoria de mÁs de 70 dÍas que hizo estas hora

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alvarez is represented by cohn the south and of the south in law firm. >>who also had the criminal case against alvarez that started all of this dismissed in court late last year. the civil case alleges excessive use of force these officers have engaged in the highest form of misconduct. the highest form and dishonesty and they have absolutely no business wearing a badge and pretending to be individuals who are on us to protect and serve i want to come over my car right here on the night in question south and says pao well to police officer christopher condi confronted alvarez in the front of his mobile home using alvarez of driving with a suspended license though he couldn't verify for certain alvarez who's behind the who you know those driving i get it over as refused attention and goes inside his home. >>the officer calls for backup. a police report sergeant wayne benitez admits to breaking down the door and pulling our as out which a judge later found was unlawful leaving to drop charges in the criminal case this time though i was punched in the back

alvarez is represented by cohn the south end of the south and law firm. >>who also had the criminal case against alvarez that started all of this dismissed in court late last year. the civil case alleges excessive use of force these officers have engaged in the highest form of misconduct. the highest form and dishonesty and they have absolutely no business wearing a badge and pretending to be individuals who are on us to protect and serve i want to come over my car right here on the night in question south and says pao well to police officer christopher condi confronted alvarez in the front of his mobile home accusing alvarez of driving with a suspended license though he couldn't verify for certain alvarez who's behind the who you know those driving i get it over as refuse detention and goes inside his home. >>the officer calls for backup. and a police report sergeant wayne benitez admits to breaking down the door and pulling our as out which a judge later found was leaving to drop charges in the criminal case this time though i was punched in the back in

veteran louis alvarez used his final days, his last remaining energies to make sure those suffering from1 related illnesses would get the support they needed. from hospice he sent a handwritten note to the senate majority leader. days after his moving testimony on capitol hill. >> never forget to take care of the 9/11 responders. >> reporter: david alvarez spoke of his dad's courage and commitment >> before he became an american hero, he was mine. >> reporter: alvarez joined the u.s. marines at the age of 18. >> the camaraderie, the guy sitting next to you is your brother, and you'll give your life for him, he'll give his life for you >> reporter: it's that kind of camaraderie he said he felt during his 20 years with the n.y.p.d. he and his fellow officers worked for months shoulder to shoulder at ground zero. the night before he died, the 53-year-old couldn't sleep, exhausted, he said, from walking in his dreams. a nurse asked him where he was going. >> my brother responded, i was walking to find first responders to make sure they get help >> reporter: the service ending with a son's pr

james zadroga, ray pfeifer, and luis alvarez. those heroes showed courage beyond measure, not only by running toward danger that day, but by giving their last days to fight for all harmed on 9/11. . we are blessed with the presence of members of their families and other advocates including first responders surg from 9/11 related illnesses here in the capitol today. they have done the outside organizing as we did the inside maneuvering. they have made the complete difference. i thank john stewart for raising the profile of this issue so when we pass the bill here today it will be received positively by the united states senate. two weeks ago as we all knew -- know, america lost louis detective and advocate who died from 9/11 related cancer. it was a holy moment for us when he testified before congress last month before he was scheduled to receive his 60th round of chemo. he said then, congress said you would never forget. i'm here to make sure that you don't. with this bill we honor the sacrifice of him and many other heroes and s

alvarez died on saturday and today agrateful city prepared its final farewell. . >> reporter: luis alvarez's family said he was a man who did not like recognition but today he is remembered as perhaps one of the greatest heroes who ever wore an nypd badge. >> reporter: today we mourn, tomorrow we by our brother and after that we think about the message that he left for all of. >> before he came a hero across this country, he was always a man that i lookedto, who inspired me, who taught me to be he man that i am. >> i willt stand by and watch as my friends with cancer from 9/11 like me are valued less. >> reporter: alvarez took on colon cancer and 69 rounds of chemo and congress. he beat congress. alvarez served at ground z eo andentually got sick because of it and became an gnvocate and up for the victim compensation fund. in his final weeks the retired detective testified on capitol hill for the long-term funding of the fund appear alongside jon stewart. the victis compensation fund is a trap to be funded until 20990. >> our nation needs to take care of those who take care of us anu alvarez

no other force was used on alvarez. but the surveillance video shows officers punching alvarez, and slamming him face first into the car's windshield. >> you're going to be bleeding a whole lot. >> not a single one of those officers reported this incident properly. not a single one of those officers adhered to the written policy about informing their superiors about use of force. >> they claimed officers deprived alvarez of his fourth amendment right against unlawful search and seizure. palo alto police referred us to the city manager for comment. which said in part, the police department has procedures to investigate allegations of misconduct and to hold officers accountable if misconduct is determined. >> only sergeant benitez is on administrative leave. the others on their shifts. >> these officers have no business being peace officers. they are dishonest. they're violent. they have a veil of secrecy that they've created. >> jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> washington, d.c. still a buzz. after robert mueller's seven-

senate majority leader mitch mcconnell was given alvarez's n.y.p.d.ge after he met with 9/11 first responders. mcconnell has promised a senate vote this summer. up next on the "cbs evening news," it's back to the future, as the army says they're bringing back some classic uniforms. otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines and if you're pregnant or planning to be. ready to treat differently with a pill? otezla. show more of you. (vo) imagine a visibly healthin 28 days. purina one. natural ingredients in powerful combinations. for radiant coats, sparkling eyes. purina one. one visibly healthy pet. try new digestive health with probiotics for dogs. with advil liqui-gels, wh

our whole nation praise and pays tribute to the incredible life and legacy of detective alvarez, how hard he worked and how much he suffered. we really want to think in. he was really something. people understood it very well. he was very great. we have an obligation and a sacred obligation to the families and first responders of 9/11. here with us today is chief john joyce, former fire chief of the midtown my manhattan perhaps. on september 1115 of his men raced into the ashes of hell and they realized to this day chief joyce still mentors, many of the 20 children, he spent several month working at ground zero, in 2011 he was diagnosed with cancer, he has also endured severe 9/11 illnesses. but the chief is a fighter. he is definitely a fighter. as he says because of this bill he does not have to fear for the families of his firehouse, loved ones made the ultimate sacrifice. chief joyce young were everlasting gratitude. thank you. [applause] to every 9/11 hero you poured out your heart, sweat, soul and everything you had to your country, you ran toward the records into a ball of fla

alvarez is represented by cohn the south end of the south in law firm. >>who also had the criminal case against alvarez that started all of this dismissed in court late last year. the civil case alleges excessive use of force these officers have engaged in the highest form of misconduct. the highest form and dishonesty and they have absolutely no business wearing a badge and pretending to be individuals who are on us to protect and serve i want to come over my car right here on the night in question says palo alto police officer christopher condi confront about her as in the front of his mobile home using alvarez of driving with a suspended license though he couldn't verify for certain alvarez who was behind the >>who you know those driving i get it over as refuse detention and goes inside his home. the officer calls for backup. and a police report sergeant wayne benitez admits to breaking down the door and pulling out for as out which a judge later found was leaving to drop charges in the criminal case this time though i was punched in the back in the k

the force of the impact cut alvarez's lip and loosened a tooth. officers are required to document any use of force, but in the police report the sergeant wrote that i put alvarez on the hood of his car where he was handcuffed, no other force was used on alvarez. >> he clearly knew the use of force was improper, why would he report something that was improper? he didn't. in my view that is a cover up >> reporter: the attorney played audio recordings from the sergeant own microphone that he says are disparaging remarks remarks about the buena vista home mobile park that also marked alvarez's homosexuality by using a feminine voice. >> a lowlife. and then, dad he was like. >> reporter: they have now filed a civil rights lawsuit saying the department is on honest and are dishonest and unhealthy. >> it is clear the palo alto police department suffers as a whole from a culture of violence, a culture of racism, a culture of homophobia, xena phobia. this was clearly perpetrated as a result of gustavo's socioeconomic class. that is not something that can b

tonight we take a look at luis alvarez's life. >>> this golden eagle was released after it was nursed back to health. >>> we still have the cloud cover into san francisco. we had a very comfortable weekend. but we have some changes into the workweek in the form of a warm up. i'll tell you all about it. stay with us. >>> closed captioning sponsored by airport home appliance where the 4th of july sale starts now. >>> family friends and new york city finest are remembering a man they called a hero. >> he testified just weeks ago alongside comedian john stewart. he spent months at crowd zero sifting for survivors. in the years since fought for justice for those responders. he died yesterday morning at just 53 years old. he leaves behind a legacy of courage. nbc's harry smith has his story. >> reporter: luis was a new york city cop, a detective that worked narcotics and years on the bomb squad, a family man. after 9/11, alvarez combed through the damaged buildings and across rooftops looking for human remains. then he worked on the pile, that human excavation chain of first responders sear

this is luis alvarez before and after he was diagnosed with cancer. he died shortly after delivering dramatic testimony before congress that may have helped secure federal funding for other heroes of the attacks. a report on that ahead. look at those pictures. plus, democrats escalating their pressure on the rank and file in the border patrol after a new watchdog report warns about conditions at migrant facilities. but others say the democrats are going too far. we will speak to the vice president of the national border patrol council. ♪ >> the idea that abuse was going on there is something that we just didn't find any signs of. in fact, the border agents that we met were very kind, considerate, compassionate people. ♪ hold my pouch. trust us. us kids are ready to take things into our own hands. don't think so? hold my pouch. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've

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alvarez then goes inside and shuts the door. that officer calls for backup. they order alvarez to come out of his home, and then this happens. >> you think you're a tough guy now? >> everything about this incident, from the hollering, the yelling, the violence, the use of force, every bit of it was bad. >> reporter: that's retired judge and former san jose independent police auditor ledores cordell. she's calling for swift action from palo alto's police chief. representatives from palo alto declined to comment, citing a pending civil rights lawsuit. coming up tonight, you can see the entire video, plus questions about a possible coverup, and what microphones worn by these officers caught just after thed. that's all tonight at 11:00, on bc morning, talk about scary moments for a family out fishing. take a look. >> oh my gosh! >> did you say that on video? >> that is a great white shark leaping out of the water to nash a fish off the lane in cape cod bay, no the too far from where "jaws" was filmed. the captain has never seen something so acrobatic. >> flying s

showed upto pay their respects to luis alvarez. because luis alvarez showed up to fight for them. he went, his last days, he knew he was si. he still went to washington and he always thought of others. bides himself. >> mike verado say that when he and luis were in the same police precinct. he had to be here, jon stewart had to be there as hen was i washington, d.c. weeks ago when a dying lou alvarez, frail but fierce as ever pushed congress to support a compensation fund for 9/11 first responders. >> it's one thing to inspire people when things are going good, when things were going as bad as they were for luis alvarez, that's the test of a great hero. >> inside a nearly full church, the police commissioner praised alvarez for his service on 9/11 and after. >> these heroes responded to calls for help. they did not hesitate. that's who they were and still are. they are the very best among us. >> then lou's son shared his message before his father took his final breath. >> in his last moments before tathng his last brea i told him i loved him. before he became an american hero, he

, he was mine. >> reporter: alvarez joined the u.s.ines at the age of 18. >> the camaraderie, the guy sitting next to you is your brother, and you'll give your life for him, he'll give his life for you >> reporter: it's that kind of camaraderie he said he felt during his 20 years with the n.y.p.d. he and his fellow office worked for months shoulder to shoulder at ground zero. the night before he diedthe 53-year-old couldn't sleep, exhausted, he said, from walking in his dreams. a nurse asked him where he was going. >> my brother responded, i was walking to find first responders to make sure they get help >> reporter: the service ending with a son's promise >> i promise to be the man you inspired me to be. >> reporter: his father's bravery and selflessness have inspired us all. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york >> sure has. just ahead, spiderman swings to a new box office record. plus phigolden why more older americans aren videgis r the golrlfo adce you're watching "early today." finally, an eggo thick and fluffy waffle all to myself,

the record shows none of the violence that alvarez's security camera shows.of force report was filed either. >> there's no mention of any of those acts that amount to use of force, and it's dishonest and a lie. >> reporter: there's more that was said off camera, listen to what sergeant benitez's body cam mic captures. >> reporter: his message appears clear. the body-worn microphone also captures what appears to be sergeant benitez mock beiing alz for being gay. >> my word to them is that is not how things should happen here in palo alto. >> reporter: retired judge cordell is an independent police officer. she also happens to live in palo alto. when palo alto's own police auditor turned down other request she agreed do review the case for us. >> everything about this incident, from the hollering, the yelling, the violence, the use of force. the failure to report it, and then the audio in the aftermath that showed absolute explicit bias. every bit of it was bad. >> reporter: nbc bay area's investigative unit reached out to palo alto's police chief robert johnso

earlier, jon stewart, 9/11 victims advocate and friend of alvarez, arrived at the service. see him there. both of the men made headlines last month delivering very emotional testimony in front of congress, asking lawmakers for additional money for the 9/11 victim compensation fund. >> this fund is not a ticket to paradise. it is there to provide for our families when we can't. nothing more. you all said you would never forget. well, i'm here to make sure that you don't. >> that was such a powerful moment there. alvarez died just a short time later, dying last week from complications of cancer, cancer that was linked to the time he spent searching for victims at ground zero after the 9/11 attacks. our miguel marquez is in new york live at the scene there at the funeral. good morning. miguel, you know as well as i the nypd, they take care of their own when they pass away. i think you can see some of that in these last hours as they honor alvarez. >> reporter: what is amazing, this isn't a full police sort of honors ceremony, but it is as close as you can get. hundreds and hun

alex alvarez tried to rescue his daughter from the yuba river. it wasn't until just yesterday, search-and-rescue teams announced they found his body. >> 12-year-old amelie alvarez wears this hat because she wants the world to know what her dad alex alvarez meant to her. >> nobody could be like my dad. if only a lot of people could have gotten to know him before this happened. >> clutching a pick -- pikachu doll. alvarez was found after jumping in the river to save amelie. >> he would do anything for you. just like he did to me in the river. >> she holds the gift. with the voice recording the first time her stepbrother called him cad. >> he meant the world to us. >> his family said alvarez was the head chef at harlow's. the restaurant and nightclub in sacramento. they say his had the r heart was -- his heart was family. >> he loved people. >> he loved his job. loved cooking. >> he loved to cook, since he was a teenager. he passed that onto his kid. >> amazing. my dad brought me to the back of harlow's where he worked. >> passionate about cooking.

so lou alvarez' passing is not in vain.now, when he gave me his shield to give to mitch mcconnell and i shook mitch mcconnell's hand, i'm going to keep mitch mcconnell's word, he said he was going to get this done before the summer recess. i can tell you now, that when we leave here today and we get off air, that we're going to make sure that mitch mcconnell sticks to his word and over the next week or 23two we're going to ke the pressure on the senate. we're now done with the house, that means senator gillibrand would technically make 23 co sponsors. that means there are 27 members of the senate that aren't on board. i'm giving you the next week to get on board or we're going to make your life miserable. >> i know you say you're not celebrating, hope you'll take our congratulations on this victory. thank you so much for joining us. john field, thank you to you. and the heroes of 9/11, your colleagues, for your service. >> thank you for having us. >> we'll be right back. t what i. is boost® delicious boost® high protein nut

as jaime alvarez stopped for that selfie. he was gored in the neck.re joined with the rest of that story. being told by jaime himself. >> jaime alvarez is an attorney at the public defender's office. he said when he was knocked down and gored, he was trying to get a video of his run. he says if it hadn't been for a stranger to pulled him to safety, he would likely be dead. >> jaime alvarez didn't travel to spain to run with the famed bulls of pamplona. he went to watch his son play soccer. the excitement was too much for him to ignore. despite warnings from friends and family. >> i wasn't even sure i was going to run. my wife didn't want me to run. my friends said don't run, don't run. i guess i was stubborn. >> he ran with the bulls ending up in the plaza we are stopped to take a selfie after he thought all the bulls had passed. that's when a bull weighing more than 2,000 pounds proved him wrong. >> i turned and it was like a truck or a car just hit me and the side of my head. my neck and i saw blood. i could feel my neck opened up. i was stunned. >>

alvarez. the officer tried to conduct a traffic stop because according to the report, the subject is not to have a suspended drivers license. the suspect was seen driving in the roadway. audio from the surveillance video. >> why are you shaking me down? >> alvarez makes a hand gesture. the officer calls and backup. several officers return demanding he surrender. sergeant wayne but need test kicks down the door and grabs the suspect and throws him onto the hood of a car. the report says officers moved to make an arrest and since officers had two on few charges against him. driving on a suspended license and resisting arrest. they said they put him on the hood of his car where he was handcuffed. know whether force was used. but the surveillance video shows officers punching alvarez and also slamming him face first into the car's windshield. >> you're going to be bleeding a whole lot. >> not a single officer reported this incident properly. not a single officer in here to the written policy and i

i'm randy alvarez. today's topic, replacing missing teeth with dental implants. according to my first guest, no more dentures. and with us we have an expert on the topic. he is a prosthodontist -- dr. mark adams. dr. adams, welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me, randy. >> now, before we get into today's topic -- and i know you brought a lot of photos, and we'll get to as many as we can -- tell us a little bit about clearchoice. i guess you're kind of unique. you focus on just about one thing. so, who is the typical patient? >> we focus solely on dental implants, and our average patient is looking for help. they haven't seen a dentist in a very long time. they're a dental refugee. they're outside of the regular care. they're not part of the public that sees a dentist on a regular basis. they truly are dental refugees. they suffer from all kinds of problems -- gum disease, caries, missing teeth, removable teeth -- and they're looking for an answer. they're looking for a solution. these people ha

jaime alvarez stopped for moment and was gored by charging bull. story as jaime says it himself. >> reporter: jaime alvarez didn't travel to spain to run with the bulls, but to watch son play soccer. but excitement of the tradition was too much to despite warnings from friends and family. >> not sure, wife didn't want me to run. friends from here saidn'guesi w. >> stopped to take a selfie after he thought all the bulls had passed. bull weighing more than 2,000 pounds proved him wrong. >> and i turned, like a truck or car, just hit me side of the head. put my hands on my neck and saw blood, felt that my neck had opened up. stunned. >> reporter: excitement turned to fear as alvarez started losing blood, stranger grabbed his arm and pulled him to paramedics, likely saving his life. after two hours of surgery, recovering at hospital in spain where doctors say it's stunning that he lived. >> if straight back, probably wouldn't be here, straight up into my teeth, why i'm here. it's a miracle the doctors say. i believe that. intention of ever running with

abogÓ por un fondo para todos los afectados rebeca smith con las reacciones >>> luis Álvarez ademas todos los rescatistas que participaron aÍi dijo su hijo >>> miles de rescatistas bomberos respiro ron y el prÓximo aÑo termina el apoyo econÓmico para quienes se vieron afectados por eso luis dedo que ko los Últimos 3 aÑos de vida mientras combatÍa un avanzado cÁncer de colon >>> (hablando en inglÉs) >>> en sus Últimos dÍas y evidentemente por el mal se presentÓ ante el congreso exigiendo que no suspendan el apoyo ya que las consecuencias de muchos podrÍan ser fatales >>> es muy estresante pensar que el congreso estÁ considerando constantemente disminuir el fondo >>> pero hoy gracias a la labor de luis vuelve a tener esperanza >>> aunque estÁn enfermos sacan fuerza de viajar a washington y a todas partes para abogar por el resto de nosotros. >> luis perdiÓ su batalla contra el cÁncer cuando tenÍa apenas 53 aÑos sus restas serÁn entregados frente a sus seres queridos y frente a todas las personas que todavÍa lo consideran como un hÉroe >>> en nueva york, rebeka s >>> al e-mail de notic

. >> tonight is the wake, tomorrow night, as well of detective alvarez, who i spoke to -- >> lou alvarez>> who i spoke to a few days before he died whavmt. what a wonderful man. he said to me, this is probably the last time i'll talk to you but please fight hard to get this money. john feel, alvarez and some of the others did a great job, mcconnell has now said and this is a big step forward he'll deal with it in august. how should he deal with it? fully. when the house passes the bill, don't cut back. don't put it onni something tha might not past. it has 60 co-sponsors, democrats and republicans it will pass and be signed into law and that's the only right thing to do. >> do you think people will do it? >> the odds are high. i wish he could do it. he would have done it a long time ago but there is so much heat on him i think he may do it. i hope he doesn't play a little trick and only do part of it. >> appreciate your time. >> great to see you. >>> breaking news on some of the senator's democratic members not to mention the former colleague joe biden. what polling since the debate show

they order alvarez to come outside.hen this happens. >> come out. >> i'm calling upon the chief of the police department to stand up, address this issue and let us know, particularly those who live in the trailer park, they are palo alto residents. let them know they are safe in this community. from what i saw, i don't think that's it at all. >> that's a retired judge and independent police auditor who was ewe voouing the case for us. she says it raising concerns about police officers targeting minorities. representatives from the police department declined comment c e citing a pending civil rights lut. you can watch the full story on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. i'm stephen stock, nbc bay area news. >>> 4:51 for you. the countdownly o 2020 tokyo olympics officially gets underway one year from today. >> we're already counting down. >> here we go. one athlete is training around the clock to get a spot on team usa ahead of the summer games in the vibrant city. barely old enough to vote and alread

no other force was used on alvarez. quote" the surveillance video shows officers punching alvarez and slamming him, face first, into the car's windshield. >> you are going to be bleeding a whole lot. >>> not a single one of those officers reported the incident properly. not a single one adhered to the written policy in terms of informing their superiors about the use of force. >> reporter: this civil rights lawsuit against the palo alto department claims police officer deprived him of his fourth amendment rights. the police department issued a statement stating, "the police department has procedures to investigate allegations and investigate thoroughly. >> reporter: only sergeant bonita's is on administrative leave. the others are working their normal shifts . >> these officers have no business being peace officers. they are dishonest and they are violent. they have a veil of secrecy that they have created. >> reporter: jesse gary, ktvu fox2 news. >>> all right, looking into the weather, it got hot out there today. we s

borja: seguimos con mÁs hores É hÉroe, asÍ fue despedido en nueva york luÍs Álvarez, un detective dea de tres aÑos contra el cÁncer que los mÉdicos le adjudicaron al tiempo que pasÓ en la zona cero. arantxa: escuchen esto porque viviÓ para contarlo. josÉ velÁzquez estuvo desaparecida en houston durante cinco dÍas. la familia comenzÓ a buscarlo y fue el grupo de ayuda quien localizÓ al hombre tirado en el bosque y gravemente herido en el condado montgomery. josÉ se accidentÓ, el impacto lo lanzó fuera del vehÍculo y su auto quedÓ destrozado. lo encontraron con un pulmÓn colapsado y severamente deshidratado pero viviÓ para contarlo. borja: vamos a cambiar de tema porque es algo bien importante esto que algunos amigos les esta pasando, aplicar para la ciudadanÍa estadounidense podrÍa ser un proceso que deberÍa ser fÁcil pero para algunos se ha vuelto una experiencia bien larga. estÁn reportando una espera de hasta dos aÑos desde que hacen aplicaciÓn hasta la juramentaciÓn y la pregunta es por quÉ. yo creo que te lo quiere saber todo el mundo. invitamos a magaly alvarado. gracias por aco

. >> double notes >> detective luis alvarez died saturday in a hospice center after a three-year battle with colorectal cancer. he attributed his illness to the three months he's been digging through rubble at the world trade center's twin towers after the terrorist attack alvarez bought until his final days for the extension of health benefits for 911 first responders. >> in his last moments before taking his last breath i told him i loved him. i love you, dad i promise to keep walking on the brave side of the line. i promise to be the man you inspired me to be. >> former daily show host jon stewart also attended the funeral. he and alvarez appeared before congress last month, calling for support of legislation looking to extend funding for 9/11 responders. the bill awaits a full vote in the house >>> in lawsuit filed overnight going after gun manufacturers and dealers for the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. modern history. the parents of 31-year-old carrie parsons who died in october 2017 las vegas shooting filed the suit. it targets holts manufacturing company and the 10 other gun an

alvarez is represented by cohn the south and of the south in law firm. >>who also had the criminal case against alvarez that started all of this dismissed in court late last year. the civil case alleges excessive use of force these officers have engaged in the highest form of misconduct. the highest form and dishonesty and they have absolutely no business wearing a badge and pretending to be individuals who are on us to protect and serve i want to come over my car right here on the night in question south and says pao well to police officer christopher condi confronted alvarez in the front of his mobile home using alvarez of driving with a suspended license though he couldn't verify for certain alvarez who's behind the who you know those driving i get it over as refused attention and goes inside his home. >>the officer calls for backup. a police report sergeant wayne benitez admits to breaking down the door and pulling our as out which a judge later found was unlawful leaving to drop charges in the criminal case this time though i was punched in the back

alvarez said he is expected to make a full recovery. as for his coworkers, they say they have been in contact with him in spain and they are so relieved to know he is g san jo favreau, nbc bay area news. >> vacation to remember for sure. continuing coverage on the ghost ship trial nearing its end. he broke his silence and told the jury he feels responsible for the oakland warehouse fire that killed 36 people. he and his right hand man face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. he teared up immediately when he started answering questions and has been in solitary confinement and feels morally and spiritually responsible for the tragedy. >> when you put on the clients, it's like having a baby. you don't know what's going to happen. we are hoping that he reveal himself with his testimony. >> here did bring the landlords, claiming the landlords refused to pay for necessary renovations and told the jury ours they had no electricity, no water and no waste system. he was forced to make the upgrades on his own. his testimony continues tomorrow.

a friend of alvarez arrived at the service. last month with emotional testimony in front of congress asking lawmakers for additional money for the nie9/11 victim compensan fund. >> this fund is not a ticket to paradise. it is there to provide for our families, nothing more. you all said you would never forget. well, i'm here to make sure you don't. >> it was such a powerful moment during that testimony. alvarez died last week from complications of cancer, cancer linked to the time he spent searching for victims at ground zero after the 9/11 attacks. cnn's miguel marquez live with more. tell us about the turn out there and just the emotion of this moment. >> reporter: yeah, we're about to get started with an impressive somber new york city nypd ritual of laying one of their own to rest. this is someone who was absolutely beloved. he will get the key to the city or his family will later today. this is somebody who went through 69 rounds of chemo and was a mere shell of himself at the end when you see hi in when he was at full hea

against alvarez that started all of this. >>dismissed in court late last year. the civil case alleges excessive use of force these officers have engaged in the highest form of misconduct. the highest form and dishonesty and they have absolutely no business wearing a badge and pretending to be individuals who are on us to protect and serve i want to come over my car right here on the night in question south and says pao well to police officer christopher condi confronted alvarez in the front of his mobile home using alvarez of driving with a suspended license though he couldn't verify for certain alvarez who's behind the who you know those driving i get it over as refuse detention and goes inside his home. >>the officer calls for backup. and a police report sergeant wayne benitez admits to breaking down the door and pulling our as out which a judge later found was leaving to drop charges in the criminal case this time though i was punched in the back in the kidney. none of the officers refer a reference. the fact that son was

luis alvarez became a symbol of the courage of 9/11 first responders.heinrich reports tonight. hello, jackie. >> good evening, mike. if this was an emotional service that was well attended by many as they gave thanks for everything that lou alvarez represents. >> a moving goodbye and show up thanks for an american hero. 9/11 first responder luis alvarez laid to rest today in new york saluted and mourned by thousands. his body riddled with cancer caused by toxins at ground zero, where he spent three months searching for survivors and remains. he became a symbol of bravery for those who served, dedicating what was left of his life to renewing the 9/11 victims compensation fund, which is running out of money with more than 19,000 claims still pendin pending. >> note person who responded to 9/11 to the point of exhaustion, should ever need to beg our elected officials to act. >> just three weeks ago, the day before his 69th round of chemo, he muster the strength to go to capitol hill, joined by john stuart. >> this is not a ticket to paradise. it is there t