>> da bronx. >> hinojosa: da bronx. were people saying, "look at this smart kid who wants to be a scientist"? >> oh, no, no. >> hinojosa: "how cool is that"? >> oh, no. no, no. no one cared about your brains. could you jump high, could you run fast, could you shoot a basketball? >> hinojosa: all of your teachers, the community... >> oh, no. i'm talking about in the playgrounds where i grew up. no one... there was no intellectual conversation going on in the playground. and so to get respect of friends and of the community, you... athletics mattered. and i wonder if my athletic talents that i accrued over the years were entirely the consequence of me fulfilling the expectations of others rather than me following any actual interest that lived deep within me. >> hinojosa: really? so you may not actually have been a jock? >> it's not obvious to me that that's where i would have turned. and so throughout my years in school, i knew... as i said, age nine and 11, i knew i wanted to study the universe. and i would express that

and all of that produced in the south bronx. >> that's right. as we would say in the south bronx, all that and a bag of chips. >> hinojosa: so a lot of people, when they think of the south bronx, 1960s, '70s, when you were growing up... >> right, right, right. >> hinojosa: ...their image is of a place that was entirely desolate, that was, you know, in destruction. >> right, right. >> hinojosa: but for you, it was a totally different reality. >> well, there was that element to it. but i always say that i was very fortunate to have grown up in that time period, because the culture, as far as latino and african american culture, particularly afro puerto rican, afro cuban culture, and obviously african american culture, were in full force in the streets, particularly in the summertime, because we had rumbas in the park all the time. that's when you'd hear people playing drums, conga drums, and playing this beautiful rhythm. >> hinojosa: now, i'm going to stop you right there, because i bet some people are saying, "they had what in the park?" rumbas.

rob: a live look in the bronx after the city celebrated independence day. a block away from the scene by other nypd officers, a bystander was shot in the stomach but is in stable condition expected to be okay. rob: the suspect's name is alexander brooks. heather: the attack appears to be unprovoked. familia, a 12 year veteran. stay with "fox and friends" all morning. we will be out there. rob: see you later, goodbye. >> 6:00 in new york city, fox news alert. this wednesday morning new york

fourth of july fireworks were exploding in the bronx sky when a gunshot rang out. when am burd. shot in the head. nypd commissioner, james o'neal. >> it is clear this was an unprovoked attack on police officers. she was sitting in the vehicle. he came up and fired a round into the vehicle. there is no motive for his actions but he often posted anti-police comments on line. >> because i am here to till you, police, police. >> fatal ambushes of law enforcement officers is on the rise. familia, the fourth this year. in 2015, eight officers in the u.s. were killed in surprise attacks. a year later that number grew to 21. a 162% increase the most in ten years. last year, five officers in dallas were murdered. three in baton rouge, in ambush attacks. >> firefighters are working overtime to contain spreading wildfires in the west. fires have been burning in nearly a dozen states. hot temperatures and dry brush are fueling the flames. conditions could get even worse in the coming days. here is jamie yuccas. >> 2 1/2 acres. >> no rest late into the night tuesday for souther

bronx, he might be dodging other things in the bronx. >>> coming up, strict new dress code for the lpga. why the tour is imposing a much more buttoned up loo many pros are reacting. >>> speaking of dress codes, why so many fans are calling this dress a dramatic departure from the usual edgy style of rihanna. that in "the skinny," but first, here's a look at today's temperatures. >>> "world news now" weather, brought to you by fisher investments. ♪ new lysol kitchen pro eliminates 99.9% of bacteria without any harsh chemical residue. lysol. what it takes to protect. not all fish oil supplements provide the same omega-3 power. megared advanced triple absorption is absorbed three times better. so one softgel has more omega-3 power than three standard fish oil pills. megared advanced triple absorption. i'm lumy bargain detergent shifcouldn't keep up.ter. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. number one trusted. number one awarded. it's got to be tide >>> those heavy thunderstorms in britain's southw

this time a mother of three assassinated on the job in the bronx.something you love, you want to protect it. at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and your family. legalzoom. legal help is here. : . charles: a police department and an entire city in mourning after nypd officer was assassinated early this morning in the bronx. police say 12-year nypd veteran mother of three, 48-year-old miosotis familia was shot and killed sitting in her marked nypd van. she was killed by 34-year-old alexander bonds, a convicted felon who reportedly posted anti-police torl social media. joining me to break did down, bernard kerik. it's a tough, bitter pill to take, when you have a police officer sitting in a car, a woman, 48 years old, three children. shot, slain, slaughtered in cold blood. it is tough to understand. >> any one of these days, when you have a loss like, this it's not only a loss for the city, for the police department, but for the natio

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. >> we got the shooting back in the bronx.ntina suriani. but at that scene where that shooting occurred left a note addressed to my supervisor and he called himself the son of sam. >> he talks about being possessed by a man he refers to as sam and the man he refers to to as his father. and he says that his father requires blood. >> this got people's attention. i think it was the sheer randomness to it. the fact you could be doing something as simple as sitting in a car talking to a friend, and someone would come behind you and open fire. it was pretty terrifying. it was frightening. >> i was in charge of the nighttime operation. >> as part of the task force that wanted to shoot him on sight. that was our job. take him out on the street. we flooded the streets of new york. >> there is people dying and we're trying to stop it, okay? it's everybody. it's not you. it's everybody. that's all we are trying to do. >> okay. >> in terms of the victim count, that doesn't place him at the top of the list in terms of the most deadly seria

now that being dramatic scenes at a new york in new york at a hospital in the bronx with reports of an active shooter. we're not hearing from the u. s. media that the gunman was a doctor and former employee who opened fire. he later died from a self inflicted gunshot wound will the bbc's another taufik joins us now from the bronx. a meta this attack happened very very rapidly what more do you not. well media reports have identified the shooter as a doctor henry fellow he's a forty five year old male and actually a former employee of bronx lebanon hospital. and he entered the hospital in the afternoon carrying an assault rifle concealed under his white. doctor's coat and from there he went to the seventeenth floor where he's fired separate sixteenth and seventeenth floors were he fired severa. rounds and many of the people that were injured were doctors on duty but we still do not have an update yet on their conditions the a new york. police department along with other officials are holding up. as we speak they also said that they had to respond to a fire at the same time. in the hospit

he's identified as alexander bonds, of the bronx. a bystander was hit by a bullet and is in stable condition. >>> it is 6:30 and we are following more breaking news. >> melissa mollet has your traffic. >> prince george's county, a 5.5 mile back up. vw parkway, a major, major issue here, today, with a big back up. take a look, a outer loop of the beltway on this map. right now, just the outer loop affected as you pass 50. we are seeing those delays this morning. northbound vw parkway at 32, a disabled vehicle blocking the left lane. travel times not looking so bad. guys? >>> good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. it is thick outside this morning. oh, so very, very humid, under a mostly cloudy sky. the temperatures low to mid-70s. if you are wondering what the weather is going to be like, four things to know. areas of light rain today, cool with more shower chances on your thursday. friday heating up into the upper 80s to near 90. that will lead to a thunderstorm chance. saturday is looking really, really nice. we hav

don dahler is at the hospital in the bronx. >> reporter: it was just before 3:00 p.m. inside bronx-lebanon hospital when gunshots rang out on the 16th floor. police say dr. henry bello, a former employee at the hospital, pulled an assault rifle from under his white lab coat and opened fire. >> i saw blood on the floor. i saw a doctor with blood on his hands. >> reporter: gonzalo coraso orrked in the cardiology wing on the 12th floor and was close by. >> all i heard was a doctor loying, "help, help." and then that's when i saw police came and everybody-- werybody just went to the room. i just went to a room and i locked myself in a room. he reporter: the gunman shot seven people, killing at least n e female doctor, before police say he shot and killed himself. ecry tremble received a frantic phone call from his fianceÉ who works as a patient aide and was barricaded in a hospital room on the fourth floor. >> i told her just, "stay low. whatever you're doing right now, just do it, but just don't make too much noise." r: reporter: bello set himself on fire before shooting

>>> caos y terror lo que se viviÓ esta tarde en el hospital bronx lebanon y sus alrededores cuando un6 y comenzÓ a disparar y se matÓ despuÉs >>> empezamos a escuchar una joven que fueran atrÁs y una joven joven entrÓ y cerramos >>> personal se pudieron en resguardo como pudieron, fiona gonzÁlez se puso en la incubadora porque pensÓ que su hija no la ve ria >>> los primeros disparos se reportan en el octavo piso pero luego llegÓ hasta el 16 y 17 la policÍa llegÓ la zona y peino el hospital piso por piso para dar con el agresor. >>> atrÁs estaba el tipo y vi el doctor que lo balearon >>> horas despuÉs el hospital abriÓ sus puertas para que las personas que se encontraban dentro y quienes lograron salir huyeran, ahora no se sabe el motivo por quÉ bello atacÓ el hospital, pero autoridades descartan que se trate de un ataque terrorista en nueva york rebeca smith noticia ciÓn telemundo >>> las cÁmaras de noticias telemundo entraron al centro de detenciÓn de adelanto california donde 8 de ellos estÁn en huelga y sobre el supuesto maltrato que han sufrido las autoridades dicen investigan lo

marÍa: la doctora especialista en trasplante de riÑÓn atiende en el bronx. >> la causa mÁs comÚn de queresiÓn arterial siguen siendo los importantes detonantes. por eso mÉdicos intentan salvar el grupo de mayor riesgo, los pre diabÉticos, con un examen que mide el promedio del azÚcar los últimos tres meses. uno de cada tres hispanos sufren de diabetes. postrada a una silla con una aguja por tres horas teresa recibe la diÁlisis tres veces por semana en la agonizante espera de un riÑÓn. >> yo ni miro porque el dolor es tan fuerte. marÍa: ¿usted piensa en el dÍa que le llegue el riÑÓn? >> sÍ, porque yo le voy a demostrar al mundo entero que voy a poder. ilia: regresamos con mÁs tras la pausa. ♪ ♪ lindsey:tenemos informaciÓn de Último minuto con los protagonistas del clÁsico que se vivirÁ maÑana entre el barcelona y el real madrid. javier: saludos, estamos en el clÁsico espaÑol, tanto real madrid, barcelona estÁn instalados en el sur de la florida y con el equipo dando la nota sobre de neymar. el entrenamiento comenzÓ feliz pero despuÉs llegÓ hasta los golpes, comenzaron a empujarse. nota a

♪ ilia: cientos de fanÁticos del rey de la bachata, romeo santos, pudieron verlo cara a cara en el bronxseguidores. romeo: 1000 gracias, son bendiciones y tengo una fanaticada muy fuerte y activa. son cosas que me quedan sin palabras. esperanza: los fanÁticos esperaron desde el dÍa anterior para estar en primera fila. es el tercer Álbum que da a conocer como solista. >> es un hombre que sabe escribir buenas canciones. ♪ >> es el rey de mi vida. >> 14 aÑos, he pasado de todo. esperanza: como hoy es su cumpleaÑos nÚmero 36, hay quienes llegaron con globos. [gritos] pero para los que permanecÍan afuera no importÓ el sol y el terrible calor, lo que querÍan era estar cerca de su estrella. romeo habla de su nuevo sencillo. romeo: una campaÑa increÍble y tengo que agradecer a mi equipo de trabajo. esperanza: si piensan que el cantante sÓlo atraer a jóvenes, se equivocaron. quiere una foto. >> emocionada. de alegrÍa. [gritos] ilia: asÍ concluye esta ediciÓn de "noticias uninivisón 65". regresamos esta noche a las 11, no pueden seguir en las redes sociales: facebook y twitter y univisiÓn 65.com.

but it never, ever gets easier. >> vanessa, our condolences to the children, to the bronx community,hank you so much for taking the time and rearranging your time to talk about her. let me say her name again. miosotis familia. >> may she rest in peace. >> may she rest in peace. thank you. >>> and let's also take a moment right now to share this name of an american soldier just killed in afghanistan. we are told private first class hanson can i recolle hanson kirk patrick died from his wounds. he was a member of the first armored division out of fort bliss. hanson was from wasilla, alaska. he was just 19 years old. (bell rings) with my moderate to severe crohn's disease,... ...i kept looking for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i was doing okay... then it hit me... ...managing was all i was doing. when i told my doctor,... ...i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease... ...even after trying other medications. in clinical studies,... the majority of people on humira... saw significant symptom relief... ...and many achieved remissi

just two years after he got out he hanged himself at his home in the bronx. >> some of the most violente country are actually jails, like rikers island. people will plead guilty to things they didn't do. >> reporter: because of stories like caliphs flom helped create the bronx freedom fund, the first charitable bail fund for new yorkers charged with low-level offenses. >> 97% of our clients have shown up for every court date. which totally destroys the myth that we need cash bail in order to compel people to show up for their court dates. >> place was full of blood already. >> reporter: today flom's recording a new episode of his podcast. his guest, antoine day, was convicted for a killing that happened in chicago while antoine was in new orleans. >> you were 1,000 miles away. right? >> right. >> when the thing happened. >> reporter: antoine served ten years before getting a new trial and having the charges against him dropped. >> i appreciate you having this platform. for a guy like myself to be able to let this out. this is so important. >> i feel a very heavy sense of responsibility

homenaje postumo a la oficial de origen dominicano que fue asesinada la semana pasada en el barrio del bronxalles de nueva york en un dÍa gris para su familia y compaÑeros. su cuerpo fue llevado del hospital en manhattan a la funeraria en el bronx. >> en esta funeraria resguardada por la policÍa de nueva york inicia el funeral, su cuerpo luego serÁ llevado a una iglesia donde serÁ velado la prÓxima semana. >> la policÍa se ha movilizado junto con lÍderes de la funciÓn para ayudar a los tres hijos de la mujer que quedaron huÉrfanos. >> hasta el momento han logrado recaudar mÁs de 100.000 dÓlares. >> mi corazÓn estÁ roto de ver cÓmo hay quienes tienen que pasar por lo mismo, dice marissa ramos que perdiÓ a su esposo en una emboscada en 2014, rafael ramos fue asesinado junto a su compaÑero. >> a raÍz de estos asesinatos el alcalde ha decidido blindar todas las unidades mÓviles de la policÍa de nueva york, para este experto en seguridad es una costosa pero sabia decisiÓn. >> ha llegado el tiempo donde la preocupaciÓn es que vean otras personas que traten de copiar estos incidentes. >> aunque es

kimberly: now the deadly shooting at a hospital in the bronx. killed a doctor and injured six other people before killing himself. bello and been a doctor -- bello had been a doctor at the bronx lebanon hospital center. he was fired over sexual harassment allegations. bello was looking for a specific doctor and shot another doctor. >> i heard the popm ran into the room -- i heard a pop, ran into the room, and barricaded the door. kimberly: "the new york daily news" said they received in the mill from the shooter two hours before the rampage. he wrote about being terminated and complained that several doctors worked to get him fired. still no word on what caused this large blaze at a rowhouse in northwest d.c. one firefighter was injured battling the fire. he was treated at th children were displaced. coming up -- on a high. what led to very big lines in nevada as the clock struck midnight july 1. a coupleial thieves, is getting away with very expensive rings. and here is a sneak peek at monday's "gmw." >> monday, how to look gorgeous for less al

. >> new information tonight on shooting at a hospital in the bronx. a dr. that kus odd work here returned with a rifle today and opened fire dilling one person and hurting sim others. he later took his own life. fox news core stopped enter david lee miller has an update from new york city. >> gunfire erupting inside a new york city hospital and a doctor opening fire at bronx len nonkilling one person and wounding six others. >> doctors, nurses and all personnel responded with extraordinary bravery with cool professionalism they protected each other and pro at theed their patients ina midst this horrible situation. >> the shooter then apparently tried to set himself on fire before taking his own life. he's henry beloy a doctor that worked at the hospital and had assault rifle concealed under lab coat. >> during the incident the hospital fire alarm system activated and apparently due to suspect attempt to set himself on fire. on 17th floor officers encountered male suspect lining on floor dead of apparent self up picture toed gun shot wound. assault rifle was

that's what roma martinez said last night what she heard in her neighborhood in the bronx. night she would have recognized it was gunfire. last night was america's night for fireworks and it was the last night of alexander bond's life after he committed his last crime. his first arrests were for maul stuff, possession of marijuana, suspicion of selling a controlled substance. then he did eight years for robbery in syracuse. some of that time was served at the ettica correctional facility which had no correctional effect on alexander bonds. last night at 12:30 a.m., he walked by a police van in the bronx and fired one round from a ..38 caliber revolver into the head of officer miosotis familia. police nearby then shot and killed alexander bonds. she was rushed to the hospital, her three kids were notified. her 128-year-old twins and her 20-year-old college girl daughter. her 86-year-old mother who lives in miosotis fa millia's apartment in the bronx had to be told the horrible news. word spread quickly to relative inside the dominican republic who suddenly had to make reserv

police have identified the gunmen as henry bello, a doctor who worked at the bronx lebanon hospital. he resigned two years ago after being accused of sexual harassment. >> reporter: they say he went into the hospital in the bronx this afternoon wearing a lab coat and armed with an assault rifle. he shot and killed a female doctor and seriously injured five people a six victim was shot in the leg and suffered minor injuries. bello then doused himself with an excel are in and tried to set himself on fire. the sprinkler system apparently put out the fire. he then shot and killed himself. it was a tense scene outside the hospital too his family members a weighted word that their loved ones were safe. >> she was in the emergency room. i left her there, but when i came back, i saw all of the police officers here. i don't know if she's okay or not. i'm trying to find out that >> reporter: bello was targeted -- targeting his ex-colleagues. one former colleague says that bello said he had been a problematic of ploy calling him aggressive and he had threatened doctors in the past. tonight the

these are live pictures from the scene of that shooting in the bronx. police say this was an unprovoked attack while this officer was working inside a command vehichle. she was on the scnee responding to an earlier shooting. the gunman shot through a window of her command unit, hitting her in the head. her partner called for help. other officers chased the man, he pulled a revolver out on them-- they shot and killed him. all of this unfolding around 12:30 this morning. the gunman has been identified as 34 year old alexander bonds. the officer has been identified as 48-year-old miosotis familia. good morning washington. toss to eileen - heat wave over... 5-10 cooler today; still very humid - have the umbrella today through friday (best chance tomorrow) - nice weekend ahead! less humid & dry today: mostly cloudy. warm and humid. showers; isolated thunderstorms possible. highs: 81-85 winds: ne to e 5-10+ mph tonight: mostly cloudy. isolated showers. patchy fog. lows: 69-73 winds: ese 5 mph thursday: mostly cloudy. warm and still very humid. rain and storms

in 2016 when he is 60 he was charged with firing a gun into a crowd in a section of the south bronx. the entry it occurred in september of 2015. a teenager was shot in the like. pedro maintained his innocence since the day he was arrested. initially eyewitnesses told investigators that pedro was in fact the shooter, landing him in his cell. fast forward to today, everything is flipped. it's been reported that at least two eyewitnesses have changed their two and say that he was not the shooter. some claim that there are pressured by detectives to figure pedro in the shooting. the shooting victim has come forward to say that pedro is not the person who shot him, even with all of that, pedro remains in custody charge, not convicted of any crime. wednesday he had hearing and they got deal. probation for five years and if no incidents his record would be wiped down. he turned it down. his mother said he would never say he was guilty of something he did not do. pedro graduated high school through ged program through rikers island. he was actually offered a full college scholarship and he c

that is what new york police are calling the shooting death of an officer in the bronx. the 12 year veteran was gunned down while sitting in her police car. the shooter is also dead. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked the violence. >> in early morning police patrol was interrupted by a violent ambush. the suspect, alexander bonds, allegedly walked up to an nypd mobile command window and open fire striking miosotis familia in the head. >> it is clear this was an unprovoked attack on police officers that are assigned to keep people in this great city safe. she was sitting in the vehicle. and he came up and fired a round into ve desperate call for help came moments after the shooting. >> there was a brawl in the police van. a crazy guy with a gun. and a cop got shot at point- blank range. >> miosotis familia, a mother of three and 12 year veteran, was rushed to saint barnabas hospital. >> attacked out of nowhere. >> mayor bill deblasio said she was shot while doing a job she loved. >> she was on duty serving this city and protecting people. >> the nypd rele

the scene outside bronx lebanon hospital was chaotic as gunfire erupted in halls. police are trying to figure out a motive. according to associated press he resigned in 2015 after fired after accused of sexual harassment. again he returned today with assault rifle hidden up a lab coat. >> this was horrific situation unfolding in the middle of a place that people associate with care and comfort situations that came out of nor. but even in the midst of this horror, there were many, many acts of heroism. >>> bronx lebanon hospital is more than a century old. it has nearly 1,000 one of the buzzest emergency rooms in new york city. >>> president trump says he's committed to pushing through a healthcare plan in the senate. but, now says he's opened every possible action including repealing obamacare without replacing. it we hear more from fox emmanuel. >> nebraska senator ben sas sound ago large saying if majority leader mivrp mc connell cannot reach a deal it's time for another option. a letter sent to trump today expressing concern republicans will fair to pass any mea

nbc's stephanie gosk is in the bronx tonight with the latest. >> the suspect being reported as a person with a long gun. >> reporter: just before 3:00 p.m., chaos amid reports of a shooting at bronx lebanon hospital about 1 1/2 miles from yankee stadium. a massive police and firefighting response. emergency crews rushed to the scene. the hospital put on lockdown. >> they have a confirmed active shooter. shots fired at the location. >> reporter: emergency responders inside and on the roof going room to room looking for a suspect reportedly wearing a white doctor's coat and carrying a long gun an ar-15, a semiautomatic weapon like this. >> an update on the shooter. a male black with a white doctor's coat on. >> reporter: reports of smoke coming from the 16th floor. officials say the suspect tried to start a fire, but that the sprinkler system doused it. terrified staff and patients scramble to hide or get out of the building. >> scary. i thought i could be like what happened in orlando, killed in the bathroom. >> what did she have to say? >> she said there's somebody in the hospital shoot

to do research. >> jimmy: did you live in the bronx?ueens like spiderman. it was a bit of a geek school. at the time wasn't as cool to be a geek and i was in the geek school. i would play dungeons and dragons. even the geeks considered you a geek. i delved into that myself. >> you dabbled. >> jimmy: i didn't have a character but i liked the draw. the guys would make me come and sit there and draw all their characters for them. what was your character? >> i had a hobbit, a halfling. i just heard a sound of a million televisions turning the channel. women saying, good night, honey, i'll going to bed. >> jimmy: dungeons and dragons, so crazy. you sit there just rolling dice. >> it was really good preparation. that and it gave me a lot of time to think about what it would be like the date eventually. it did help me, when you build worlds for making a super hero movie or dealing with cgi and even film making, between that and the experience i got from being in chicago -- >> jimmy: you really feel like that gave you a baseline? >> it did. you

to stay, whatever you do, stay far away from south bronx. it is definitely trafficking in a set of racial stereotypes and anxieties about race and crime in the city. in a way, i guess i was interested in the flyer and took the title of the book from it, not in reference -- in a way to kind of referred to the broader atmosphere of fear, fear of bankruptcy and the role of crises in generating a sense of fear that makes it possible to change things rapidly that otherwise be challenging to change. this took place in an atmosphere of intense social need. this is an away why the cuts met with great anger from any new yorkers. in some ways the crisis destabilized the world of liberal left politics in the city. fiercetivist had been riddick's of a racial economic inequities within the public sector prior to the crisis. when it arrives, these organizations and movements that had been critical of the city's public institution suddenly found themselves scrambling to defend their existence. whobronx community activist had been involved in protesting for

of that deadly bronx hospital shooting we're learning about the woman who lost her life. >> multipleple shot at this location, the rifle. >> reporter: dr. tracy lam was not supposed to be there. >> she was very sweet. >> reporter: 6 or 7 shots fired. according to police bello was searching for a specific staffer, after being told the doctor was not there, he opened fire. the intended target speaking out. telling the new york daily news he had no idea why the shooter wanted him dead. the strange thing he was nice with me, i'm shocked he had a problem with almost everybody. details from the terrifying moments. >> we ran up to 17 and we pulled patients out literally, dead bodies and blood and gore all over. one survivor coming face-to-face with the shooter, sending a text to her daughter, in case i don't make it out, i love you. >> i ran back into my friend's room and we took cover. >> reporter: hospital officials helping their patients and families. >> nurses took whoever they could arena put them in bathrooms with them, they barricaded the door. >> reporter: a new father eric fisher s

while sitting in a mobile command vehicle in the bronx. 12-year veteran of nypd. the suspect was killed by other officers. >>> number two, crews are letting a haybrentwood burn itself out. this was on deer valley road. officials say $25,000 worth of hay has been destroyed in the fire. >>> number three, missing some sleep last night, don't blame you. people are launching illegal fireworks despite being warned not to do so for several days. a man was badly hurt trying to set off a mortar. >>> number four, volunteers are ready to clean up beach trash left behind after the fourth of july festivities in santa cruz. it's called a star spangled cleanup. last year, volunteers removed close to 2,500 pounds of garbage. >> you can see that's one of the few areas of sunshine this morning. check out the temperatures where you live. the coast is at the bottom. bay in the middle. inland on top. >> number six, remember the nice, easy breezy commutes of a couple of days with the holiday? yeah. say good-bye. they're gone at this point. a lot of folks headin

on wednesday, -- sitting in her patrol car and bronx, new york, officer familia, her name literally meansamily, has three loving kids. she's being mourned in this very moment. yesterday, the nypd score in the incoming class of 2016, 2500 men and women, it's merely a statistical certainty that some will be killed in the line of duty. for these events, mayor bill de blasio is nowhere to be found. that's because de blasio is in germany to deliver a keynote speech to anti-trump far left goons writing at g20 meetings. a disrespectful sob of a man. but de blasio is no stranger to disrespecting longhorns -- -- law enforcement. days after de blasio's public display for disrespect for cops. remember, de blasio's warning his biracial son to be wary of new york's cops. recall the response from the nypd, a sentiment shared by millions of us americans. turning their back on the mayor, new york is crumbling, crime is shaking the city, homeless people are urinating in the police, and de blasio thought it's good to front the far left goons. you aren't a social justice lawyer, you aren't a progressive for

. >> reporter: shortly after midnight, fourth of july fireworks were still exploding in the bronx sky when a gunshot rang out and a distraught nypd officer made a desperate call for help. >> my partner's shot. my partner's shot. get me a [bleeped] ambulance. >> get a blood bank going. get me everything. >> shots fired. >> reporter: 48-year-old miosotis familia was sitting in an nypd mobile unit when she was ambushed. familia was fatally shot in the head. nyp d commissioner james o'neill. >> this was an unprovoked attack on police officers designed to keep the city safe. she was sitting in the vehicle. he came up and fired a round into the vehicle. >> reporter: alexander bonds, a 34-year-old on parole for a robbery conviction, was killed in the ensuing gunfight with police. there is no known motive for his action, but he often posted anti-police comments online. >> because i'm here to tell you police. >> reporter: nationally fatal ambushes of law enforcement officers are on the rise. familia was the fourth this year. in 2014 eight officers were killed, a year later that number grew to

henry bello was hired here at bronx-lebanon in 2014. he was then forced to resign just six months later. he was arrested multiple times on a number of charges including sex abuse and unlawful surveillance. no one here at this hospital was prepared for what he would eventually do. >> the suspect being reported as a person with a long gun. >> reporter: this morning, new details on the deadly shooting rampage at a new york city hospital friday. a massive police and fire-fighting response on scene. bronx-lebanon hospital on lockdown. >> we have a confirmed active shooter. shots fired at the location. >> several people have been shot on the 16th and 17th floors by a lone gunman armed with an assault rifle. >> reporter: emergency responders inside and on the roof going room to room looking for a suspect. >> an update on the shooter. he's a male black with a white doctor's coat on. >> reporter: the shooter has been identified as 45-year-old henry bello, a former employee at the hospital. the doctor has a long rap sheet including sex abuse and

in new york, a gunman who opened fire at the city's bronx lebanon hospital has killed himself and one lebanon hospital, also wounded six others, five of them seriously. police say he hid an assault rifle under a lab coat. the mayor of new york called the incident a tragedy of the sort seen around the country but this time, it occurred in a hospital. i want to say at the outset, thank god this was not an act of terrorism. it is an isolated incident. it appears to be a workplace—related matter but that makes it no less 0ne doctor is dead. and there are several doctors who are fighting for their lives right now, amongst those who are wounded. as you know, the shooter killed himself but not before having done horrible damage. our hearts go out to the family of the doctor who passed away and we are in both our hearts and our prayers standing in solidarity with the families of all those who are wounded, and all those who are fighting for their lives right now. you can find more information about the shooting on the bbc website. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: as hundreds of thousan

the 17-year-old was arrested last july in connection with a non-fatal shooting incident in the bronxnew york, despite multiple eyewitnesses and the victim himself contending that hernandez did not fire the shot in question. hernandez was offered a plea bargain of five years probation by the bronx district attorney, but refused it maintaining his innocence, but a full academic scholarship that the teen earned while in prison hung in the balance as his family crowd sourced to post his $250,000 bail. enter the robert f. kennedy human rights organization which having heard hernandez's story not only got his bail reduced, but agreed to pay the sum of $100,000. hernandez's legal future remains uncertain as he will return to court in september, but for now he's free to make up for lost time. joining me now is carrie kennedy, founder of the robert f. kennedy center for justice and human rights, and the reverend vivian nixon, executive director of college and community fellowship. thank you both for being on. carrie, always good to talk to you. what was so compelling to you and the kennedy fo

this is a picture of the gunman, a doctor who used to work at bronx-lebanon hospital who went there for revenge. >> his name is henry bello. he murders one of his former doctor colleagues and injured several others before killing himself and this morning "the new york daily news" is reporting he sent them this e-mail rant hours before the shooting. >> he says he was fired as a result of bogus complaints and goes on to say it remains to be seen if my life is meaningless or disposable, end quote. >> as the chaos unfolded hundreds of patients and staffers scramble for safety and a moment we'll hear from the father who had to hide in a bathroom with his newborn right here who was in an incubatincub. >> stephanie ramos is there. stephanie, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey there. this right "the daily news" reporting that the shooter e-mailed the paper ranting and complaining about the medical center here just two hours before the medical center for killing his career dreams. >> multiple people shot at this location. perp is armed with a rifle. multiple victims shot. >> panic and chaos b

so, as soon as we get more info, we will let you know. >> up in the bronx, new york sit. but also violent night in philadelphia. specially germantown. police are investigating three different overnight shootings in germantown. all of them involving men in their 20's, on east walnut lane, a 28 year old man was shot, his body laying in the street in front of his home. police say the shooting happened just after 1:00 this morning, east germantown. the man was taken to einstein in critical. >> on the 6300 block of moyland street in germantown, 23 year old man was shot multiple times from two separate guns. police say the man was standing in front of his girlfriends' house when he was shot. officials are using private cameras to help identify the suspect. >> let's stay in germantown. twenty year old man shot and killed at the intersection of wayne and west seemore this germantown. the shooting happened just before 2:00 this morning, police continue to investigate all three of these shootings. >> but let's get to north north philadelphia where 24 year old plan was shot multiple

i will look that up. >>> we're learning more about deadly shooting inside a hospital in the bronx. >>ow horrible was this man believed to have been the shooter's target now speaking out because he survived. >> doctor conrad ahmed telling new york post he has no idea why suspect would want to hurt him and he was not there when it happened. doctor henry bello came to bronx lebanon hospital on friday, asked for a collogue and then started shooting. he killed one person and injured six others before taking his own life. bello resign from the medical center in 2015 amid sexual harassment allegations. >>> police officer in thailand is being hailed as a hero, how he was able to take down a, knife wielding man in a matter of second mmmm. so areers are the veggies.hs) that one is mine. nice job guys. hope it tastes as good as it looks. (giggles) hey gus, i brought something else you might like. million dollar silver and gold. yeah. the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery. with top prizes of a million bucks! you've always had good taste. (laughter) keep on scratchin'! >>> good morning