>> could cathy suh do this?> on my father's deathbed, i promised i wouldn't let nothing happen to my mother. i even promised my mother, i'll never let anything wrong happen. i'll always be there for you. for me to fail was unacceptable. i couldn't accept that. it was my duty as a son to right this wrong. i didn't have anybody to confide in. who do you tell this to? i found out who killed my mother, what do i do next? there's nobody i can turn to. it was my sister and that was it. >> it was as if cathy was the mafia. nobody walks away from me. nobody leaves me. you can't leave me. >> but she couldn't just break up with him if he was blackmailing her or saying i'll tell what you did. when somebody knows something like that, you're bound to them for as long as they're alive. >> a week after my mother was murdered, i went to the back of the cleaners, with robert o'dubaine, and i cleaned up my mother's congealed puddle of blood on the tile floor. for me, that was a moment in my life that i really don't want to rememb

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police chief cathy lanier is deceased.er suspects, two other shooters potentially at large right now. this is obviously a very sensitive fluid situation. i want to play for you precisely what we heard from the washington, d.c.ing police chief, cathy lanier. >> the big concern for us right now is that we potentially have two other shooters that we have not located at this point. so right now, all's we have on those potential other shooters, and this is not confirmed, we potentially may have two additional shooters out there, one being a white male who was last seen around 8:35, 8:40 this morning in a khaki tan military uniform, short sleeved with a beret hat, appeared to be like a naval uniform. that will white male was last seen around 8:35 this morning with a handgun. we also have a lookout potential will i for another shooter involved that was a black male approximately 50 years of age who may have been in possession of a long gun. that person was wearing an olive drab colored possible mirt style uniform. we have no info

cathy lanier, the d.c. police chief, will she be answering the questions at the news conference we will hear fairly soon? >> reporter: well, what we know, wolf, we haven't gotten word exactly who will be speaking to us and briefing us here. we also don't have a time frame. we've been asking how long it will take before they can actually come and brief us. again, no timeline on that. we will sit and wait. >> rene marsh, thanks very much. we'll of course have live coverage of that news conference from d.c. metro police as soon as it begins. you can see all of the police officers, local police from the distinct of columbia, certainly from the fbi, certainly from the u.s. military. if you're just following, if you're just following the breaking news, just tuning in, let me update you on what's going on right now. an active shooter is inside the washington navy yard right here in the nation's capital. at least ten people have been injured, including two law enforcement officers. it all began around 8:20 a.m. eas

cathy lanier suggesting that. she's the d.c. police chief.ve this eyewitness account of what happened oef at the u.s. navy yard. >> i heard the girl that was with me said somebody shooting. we started panicking. then we heard the shots, one, two, three, four. >> four shots. >> right. after that be, one lady is let's just stay here in the cafeteria. i said no, i've got to get out of here. i started running. >> what kind of work do you do over there. >> >> emergency management specialist. >> you heard actually seven shots. >> those are the seven shots that i heard. >> what time? >> about 8:20 this morning. >> you don't know who pulled the fire alarm. >> i don't know. >> what floor were you on. >> i was on the main floor of the cafeteria. the shooting took place on the fourth floor. >> and did anybody yell out anything other than they're shooting? >> everybody knew it was a gunshot. nobody skreeped. they just started running, running. >> right. and you ran out yourself? >> yeah, yeah. >> got it. >> you heard a security gathered giving orders? >>

police chief cathy lanier coming up after vince gray. the death toll as you heard jumped gone from 8 to 12 now. 12 confirmed dead and the chief also saying that they are in fact looking for two other people. one described as a white male between 40 and 50 wearing a uniform and some type of beret and black male about the same age, 5 foot 10, 180 pounds. while they are wearing a uniform the chief also careful to say it's not clear whether they are actually in the military. perhaps you can hear helicopters flying above me here. it's a park police helicopter. during the chief's news conference, we did find out according to politico at least that the senate, united states senate has adjourned until tomorrow morning. and chief lanier saying that they are encouraging people who live in this area to stay inside, to stay in their homes while they continue -- continue to search. tom costello has been on ground throughout the morning and pete williams as well. tom, let me come to you. these numbers, the numbers continue to change here. >> reporter:

police chief cathy lanier. seem by what we were just shown by tom costello, there does not seem to be the intensity of an active search. >> the best way to describe it is one shooter, investigating whether there was one or two others but no hard evidence to indicate there were. the best information authorities were acting on was a piece of surveillance video taken at about 8:30, at the time these shootings began at the washington navy yard that shows a man that police chief described as a white male in a khaki uniform wearing a beret and handgun. unholstering the handgun, not clear to me talking to people who have seen it, whether it shows him firing the gun or not. the thing is, it could have been a military person on the post responding to the shooting. they don't know precisely what it is. until they get that nailed down, i guess being extra cautious here, certainly the right thing to do, they are assuming there could be another shooter. they have been going through other buildings. they have been sending ta

first of all, our chief of the metropolitan police department, chief cathy lanier. then we'll have our fbi representative, we'll have our chief of the park police and then our congressman eleanor holmes norton. >> the only thing additional we can add right now is we are still continuing to ask our community to remain out of the area and shelter in place. we still are working diligently to either verify or clear whether we have that last additional person of interest out, whether they're going to be involved or not. that process is not complete. so this is still an active investigation. we still have a lot of law enforcement activity in the area. so please bear with us and we ask that people stay out of the area until we give the all-clear. i will also add that our officer from mpd is recovering. he does have serious injuries. but we know he's going to be okay. and i wanted to thank all of our community members who have shown an outpouring of support for our mpd family. so we do have the officer now who is stable, out of surgery and stable. he's going to be okay. tra

cathy ashton, representing the european union, called it a substantial meeting, and said it was a good atmosphere. we have not heard anything yet from the iranian delegation. things are underway. here is our middle east editor. >> iran has a new president, hassan ronny -- hassan rouhani. he has come to try to change skeptical minds about iran. he has been calling for a deal on the nuclear program in the next three to six months, insisting iran wants to generate electricity, not make a bomb. he also returned to the un's general assembly to call for a nuclear-free middle east, which would mean israel giving up its nuclear weapons. he said israel should join the nonproliferation treaty, aimed at promoting disarmament. after four decades of international efforts to establish a nuclear weapons free zone in the middle east have are greatly failed, urgent practical steps toward the establishment of such a zone are necessary. israel, the only nonparty to the npt in this region, should therefore join without delay. in tehran, the economy has been hit badly by international sanctions. a deal wil

cathy ashton, representing the european union, called it a substantial meeting, and said it was a good atmosphere. we have not heard anything yet from the iranian delegation. things are underway. here is our middle east editor. >> iran has a new president, hassan ronny -- hassan rouhani. he has come to try to change skeptical minds about iran. he has been calling for a deal on the nuclear program in the next three to six months, insisting iran wants to generate electricity, not make a bomb. he also returned to the un's general assembly to call for a nuclear-free middle east, which would mean israel giving up its nuclear weapons. he said israel should join the nonproliferation treaty, aimed at promoting disarmament. after four decades of international efforts to establish a nuclear weapons free zone in the middle east have are greatly failed, urgent practical steps toward the establishment of such a zone are necessary. israel, the only nonparty to the npt in this region, should therefore join without delay. in tehran, the economy has been hit badly by international sanctions. a deal wil

we want to make sure that that's certainly not the case here. >> the chief of police, cathy lanier in washington, d.c., last time she spoke identified two other possible suspects, one african-american or one black, i should say, one black, one white. she has since said the white individual has been identified and is not a person of interest. we are going to go back to the press conference right now, i'm told. stay with us. >> we'll just have to take time. >> earlier you told me that you had four wounded. now you have 13 dead. does that mean you have three wounded? >> there's 13 people who are dead, and then there are probably a dozen or more who are wounded. but again, we're not prepared to say what all the reasons are. some of them may have been hurt, if i can put it that way, for reasons other than being shot. we'll release that information as we know fully what it is. >> so just to confirm, is there a second gunman on the loose right now? >> we don't know that there's a second gunman on the loose. we know there was a person who was identified very early in this process, in fact, th

the father of two worked as a form an, and cathy was a financial analyst. she was also killed, so were 58-year-old gerald reid of virginia, 50-year-old frank color and sylvia fraser, who workedda at the seas command. john was a civilian who worked at the navy yard. >> we remember dad for being the incredible man that he was. >> but our hearts go out to the folks, and we'll go back to work when the base is open again, and do what we do. >> in honor of these victims, flags will high at half at the white house until friday. >> now to the gunman, aaron alexis, he bought the gun legally. and he went to the virginia shooting range to practice two days before the shooting. we know that he was being treated for a serious mental illness. we talked to his friends in fort worth, texas. >> reporter: we spoke with a former fort worth roommate of alexis. she showed me this photo that shows him with a wide smile at thanksgiving. but before he moved out, he had been upset, complaining that the naval contractor that he was working for was not paying him on time. >> frustrat

. >> here now to react cathy ru contributing editor from "the washington post magazine. leslie marshall fox news analyst. leslie, is mr. obama indeed brilliant? i think think he is he went to law school at your alma mater. women are brilliant aren't they. >> bill: what college marist college. >> harvard. didn't you go to harvard? >> bill: yeah. >> president obama is a brilliant man for many reasons i don't want to get into policy we are looking at education and background now. not only did he graduate from harvard law school. the only other president to do that was hayes. he was a republican. this is not a democrat, republican thing. there is a perception that those harvard types look down their noses a bit and are a bit i don't want to say blue blood but are a bit too intellectual that was john kerry's problem when he ran against bush. >> if is he brilliant, leslie, then why hasn't anything worked? particularly the economy now as i laid out in the talking points memo. pretty vividly, there really isn't an argument because of the working class in america has not improved

police chief cathy lanier, the no nonsense commander running local response to the navy yard shootinghin literally two to three minutes, metropolitan police officers were on the scene. >> reporter: in washington, lanier is already well-known for her remarkable story. >> i don't know that i would have made the tough choices and driven myself so hard had i not been in a situation i was in. >> reporter: this is lanier at her swearing in with her mother and son. there she shared her story in moving, personal terms. >> to my son anthony, you're a brilliant child and i was a know it all teenage mom. >> reporter: lanier had a baby, dropped out of high school, married, separated, moved in with her single mom, and lived on food stamps all by the age of 17. she says she learned determination from her mother. >> you had a vision. and your inability to see the negative side kept us all going. so as you watched me over the years, i wonder if ever you realized why i was so passionate about my work as a police officer. i wonder if you ever see a bit of yourself in me. >> was she as experienced as a

police chief cathy lanier and teresa chambers. the reason the capitol police are called in is because of the crime in the area. when crime in the city got so bad, the jurisdiction of the capitol police expanded to deal with situations. mike viqueira, as you were listening, pretty much what we've been reporting. only we add now that what? there may have been three shooters including two that were dressed in military fatigues, which causes considerable concern in washington. >> reporter: well, there's ominous signs that we were talking about just a while ago. unfortunately, it appears to be true. extraordinary situation here unfolding now approaching the fourth hour, and now we know why there are so many conflicting reports. it's taken so long to get any definitive information. this is an active investigation, and there are two alleged shooters at large right now. chief lanier said they got the call to the metropolitan police shortly after 8:15. they deployed the team, and they were on scene within 7 minutes. multiple victims inside

. >> cathy, just a quick one.making is what a lot of people here on wall street, across the financial services industry agree with, which is that the president has the right policy, but the question is whether he has the wrong politics in this case. would you at least acknowledge perhaps the method could be improved? >> no. i think he's doing the right thing. i think he's -- he's actually doing what so many republicans have actually told me they want. they want the president to do this. they don't want the ted cruz and the tea party to run congress. they really don't want to talk about this anymore. they want to do what the president wants. so, the president's actually doing the right thing. and the republicans want it and the democrats want it. so, insiders know that this is what everyone wants. >> and i agree with cathy that nobody wants default. nobody wants government shutdown. >> right, right. >> we all agree with that. the bottom line is, though, we have -- we're in a political town. >> well, it would be nic

the police chief, cathy linear, also said they're looking into the possibility of two other shooters. one, a white man with a handgun, the other an african-american man, about 50 years old with a long gun. both dressed in military-style clothing, although it's unclear whether or not they actually are in the military. we know there are multiple deaths. we don't have the exact number confirmed as of now. here is the scene as it was described by a naval commander who was there as the shooting happened. >> was this man in the process of evacuating as well? >> he worked in the maintenance building behind me. he simply walked up to say hey, there's a shooter in the building. do you know what's going on? i don't know what's going on. fire alarm went off. we're trying to document everybody. that's when he got shot. i'm still worried about the rest of my people in the building who are trying to be evacuated. we have a plan to shelter in place when we have shooters who come to the building, so they're slowly clearing that building and getting all our people out. between blackberry texts and eve

it was almost scott and cathy.ll right lanier has managed to balance her personal life and professional life from an early age. she got a g.e.d., two masters degrees, and in her early tw20s followed her older brother into the police force. >> once i came out of the academy and hit the street i knew there was nothing else i'd rather do. >> reporter: when she joined the police force in 1990 the city was known as the nation's murder capital. no longer. she's credited with driving down crime without driving a wedge between police and the neighborhoods they work in. the head of d.c.'s fbi office worked with lanier every day and considers her a close friend. >> taking the time to show that compassion, to everyone, is vitally important. and she has that ability. it's just natural. >> reporter: she has a soft side. >> they have a little problem here. ramsey said if i made chief i could never cry in front of my people, and if i felt like i was going to cry i better find the damn bathroom and i don't know where the bathroom

. >> reporter: for cathy hughes, achieving her goal was no easy task, it took faith in god, hard work, and the ability to persevere, even after she became a young teenage mother. >> i was 16 when i got pregnant with my son. that's when i said my greatest accomplishment was i figured it out. he and i both were destined to be statistics. >> reporter: she completed college often taking her son alfred with her. she remained focused on achieving her dream of becoming the best she could be. that determined spirit paved the way for her to become the first woman vice president and general manager of howard university's popular whur radio. there she launched a program, quiet storm, which became such a sensation it was syndicated to nearly 500 stations. she then stepped up to another level, ownership. but when she entered the world of entrepreneurship, things intensified. >> 32 times i was turned down until i ran into a woman banker who said yes, and i kept making my presentation. she said don't sell past the close. i said, yes, i'm going to loan you $1 million. i couldn't believe it. i left wo

. >> good morning, i'm cathy park with your local news update. people will gather today to remember the victims of the navy yard shooting. a prayer service will be held at a temple and it comes just days after the funerals of two more victims. services were also held for an i.t. worker to the the navy yard. now here's your forecast. >> we could get used to this, another beautiful start to the day, lots of blue skies over arlington, that will be burning up. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. yesterday we hit 73. about the same today. mostly sunny skies, and tomorrow a little warmer and then the 80's come back. >> all right dave, thank you. and thanks for watching. we'll be back at all ations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. commanand is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leadading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. >>> alec is going to com

that was cathy lanier, the d.c. police chief speaking moments ago.anhunt is under way for two other suspects which she spoke about again, quite clearly, saying they had multiple sources that led them to believe that there were two other suspects out there and that they should be on lockdown, all of the people in the area of the naval yard. now live on the scene this morning for us once again, steve, what have you learned? >> reporter: well, i talked to one commander in the navy who works at this building and was in the building when the shots rang out this morning. now, he was on the fourth floor. the same floor where the gunman apparently initially opened fire. he heard the gunshots, immediately ran downstairs to try to help people evacuate the building. as he was doing that, he was leading people out a door that led into an alleyway. and there gunshots rang out again. in fact, he didn't know if he himself was being shot at. it was random gunshot, he says. one person standing not far away from him was hit in the head. and it was a horrendous experie

this to happen. >> the chief of police of the metropolitan police department of washington, d.c., cathyanks very much for coming in. i know how busy you've been. this has been an awful, awful week in the nation's capital. lots of unanswered questions. i know many of them you still can't answer. but can you tell us whether or not u.s. capitol police, not your department, but capitol hill police were told to step down when the shooting started monday morning and go back to capitol hill? are those reports accurate? >> not that i'm aware of. literally we had officers that were on the scene two minutes after the call came out, inside the gate moving towards deployment. we had more than enough teams and resources. we didn't turn anybody away. nobody was turned away by their own agency that i'm aware of. but i don't think you could have had a faster response. the military folks, d.o.d. police and ncis both were also on the scene and in the building in a matter of minutes. i think the response was as quick as it could be. >> another report that the whole navy yard was really undermanned as far

funeral services were held for mary knight and cathy gaard, john johnson and frank kohler and a second d.c. police officer was shot while trying to take down aaron alexises -- the officer was shot in the vest and the other officer is recovering at medicine star washington hospital center. >> virginia governor mcdonnell says the focus of tragedies shouldn't just focus on gun laws. five of the 12 were from virginia. one of the guns came from a virginia gun store. today on radio mcdonnell was asked if he plans to take action. >> we certainly will do a full review of various laws in virginia especially again our mental health laws. i think that really needs to be the focus in saul many of these shootings -- so many of these shootings. the shooter had significant mental health problems. the governor does not i think adding waiting period to the gun buying process would solve any problems. >> what could be a huge medical breakthrough. the latest on a universal flu shot. >> how burger king is making one of its items healthier. >> and sue, another beautiful day outside. will it continue? >> we

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she's cathy la near. and she went into force after that shooting at the washington navy yard.oday she sat down with nbc to talk about it. >> reporter: she's washington's police chief, these are long days, trying to put her city back together. >> reporter: have you had time to stand back and reflect on the enormity of this? >> yes. last night late in the evening i think is when it really started to dawn on me, you know, you start thinking about the 12 people who went to work and didn't come home. >> reporter: she was in her car when the call came in. she was on scene within minutes. many of these victims are husbands and wives, mothers and fathers. how do you even begin to console a family? >> i think that's a really important part of our job that sometimes gets overlooked. how do you do it? you say i'm sorry. i'm sorry for your loss. >> reporter: what kind of perspective do you bring to a job like this? >> i think women and men do things differently. some things we don't. >> reporter: differences that were on full display in the chaos as the chief comforted a fellow officer. >

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police chief cathy lanire it took the d.c. police just two to three minutes to get on the scene and seven minutes to make it into the building and get up to the fourth floor where the shooter eventually died. >> there is still some confusion tonight, jennifer, all these hours later about the number of shooters. >> well, i think the initial confusion came from the earlier press conferences from d.c. mayor vincent gray and d.c. police chief cathy lanier when they said that they were in an active situation looking for two suspects. they gave the description of those two suspects. one of those suspects has been found and cleared. they interviewed him. he was a white heal in a military uniform with a beret. he has been cleared. a second suspect they are still looking for. they saw some images on the videotape of security camera in the navy yard. they are still looking for an african-american male age 40 to 50 in military garb supposedly carrying a long rifle. but, at this point in time, most of the officials that we have talked to,

here is what the chief of the metropolitan police force cathy lanier just told members of the news media outside the scene. >> right now we have multiple pieces of information that would suggest that we have at least two other individuals that were teamed -- style uniforms that does not mean, we do not know if they are actual military employees. but these are people that we really believe are involved in some way, we're trying to locate those systems. >> that has to do with the ongoing manned hunt, what we do know is the death toll has risen to 12, 12 dead in this single incident. we believe that number includes the shooter or a shooter. again, right now the emphasis is on the search for two other individuals who my, may have been involved in this. of course this takes on a lot of the qualities of the -- you see the response at the washington, d.c. naval yard this amp. tracking it all day has been our justice correspondent pete williams. for those who have perhaps just joined the coverage. reset this for us, when did this happen and when did we start to find out that was a mass casualty

baroness cathy ashton, representing the european union, was in the meeting with the foreign minister, the americans, and other members of the security council. she said that confidence building measures were suggested to iran by the world powers who were present. it is now up to the iranian government to respond. what kind of confidence building measures specifically is the west looking for? and when will we know whether iran is prepared to give them? >> the west will be looking for iran to make some sort of commitment to reducing the percentage by which it in rich's uranium, so it will agree to enrich uranium at a much lower level. at a higher percentage, it can potentially be used for fuel for a nuclear bomb. they will also be looking for access to iran's nuclear facilities for inspectors. they may be asking for access to some of the bunkers. sure, in return will be looking for the west to make some commitment about what sanctions it would ease if iran were to go along with these measures. it is the start of a process. >> a busy day at the united nations. iran dominating. we have al

from the bay view hunter's point we have cathy davis who is the executive director miss picins who is 97 years old and kendricks and kinser and we have falicila tibito and linda richardson is a member of the board, dr. walker who is a president of the board and unofficial oscar james is here to support the project. >> and we have lisa free man and flores and gravile and any of us will be happy to answer any questions that you may have, thank you. >> okay, thank you very much. do we have any public comment on this item? >> madam chair, the first speaker is james. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is oscar james and i am a native residents of the bay view hunter's point and i am kind of sad that i am the first card that was called. but this is one of the programs that we started in model cities. over 40 years ago. and it was one of the successful things about it is that we have four programs, out of the model city program that has been successful and this is one, this is one of the jewe ls *f our community, when dr. davis had taken over, the senior, complex, he had a vision of bui

people like 53-year-old cathy guardy who leaves behind two grown children and a husband of 38 years. she was my partner. also, john roger johnson known for his bear hugs. >> my huffs a wonderful, wonderful man. he was always happy. >> this morning president obama got an update on the investigation. he has ordered a review of security procedures after reports the shooter aaron alexis, was given clearance despite past gun related incidents, and following the newly released pentagon report that found the navy was not properly vetting contractors and that 52 convicted felons had access to military facilities. on capitol hill today the chief of naval operations told lawmakers safety and security are his top priority. >> i have read the report. we are reviewing it right now. to the degree we have vulnerabilities, we'll correct them. as the fbi continues to piece together the final days and hours of the shooter's life, they're painting of a man increase leg struggling with his mental health. they still haven't been able to determine a motive. in washington i'm danielle lee, nbc news. >> amo

cathy campbell was honored at maria high. she broke down in tears as you can see there, right there in front of the crowd saying she hoped her milestone can be a guiding light for others. >> so proud to win this, not just for me but for everyone out there and for every kid, you know, trans gender, gay, bi-sexual, straight, black, white, mexican, asian. it doesn't matter. you can be yourself. >> campbell began taking hormone injections this year and documented her journey on youtube. >> taiwan's panda can you be is getting ready. she gained nearly 11 pounds and started to gain her hearing as well. she was born more than two months ago at the taipei zoo where the staff shows she has been biting things which says her teeth are coming out. she will be cared for until she is ready to meet the public. that does it. thanks so much. i am morgan radford. >> why obamacare may mean hire out of pocket costs. why one man acts out the student loan debt drama. lending money to families could trigger a feud. we will show you how to do it and

the police chief cathy lanier is dead. there may be two other suspected shooters. clint, as you're saying given the chaotic nature of this, given the fact there are people licensed to have weapons inside the building, it is possible those two shooters are not related or involved in this crime in any way. >> yeah. it's very possible those two individuals we have a physical description of may have nothing to do with this or as jim cavanaugh previously suggested when shots start going off, if you're a police officer or you have the authority to carry a gun, when you shots go off, you're going to draw your gun and confront what that situation is. somebody may have been picked up who had a law enforcement right to carry that weapon and they are still trying to confirm who that person is. >> commissioner bratton, we're talking about what happened inside the building, our casey hunt reporting. immediate police and law enforcement presence is receding a lot. part of the job is ensuring the building is secure and dealing with victims of the crime, few in number. is the next

and then i met cathy howard. and, so, i walked the outer lands with her. want to mention just two specific things. one, there weren't enough outside the fence. there weren't enough rest rooms. they were garbage cans and i watched people take bags of garbage and take them over and put them in a pile which i thought was very nice of them of other garbage [speaker not understood]. so, it appears we needed recycle bins, big tubbs for garbage and recycle outside the fences for all the people on their way in and all of the other people using the park. and then i myself walked for miles needing a rest room. have you ever walked for miles needing a rest room? and there were no port-a-potties and there were no rest rooms we could find on the outside of the fence. so, more port a potties and rest rooms, please. >> thank you. >> is there anyone else? may. >>> good morning, commissioners. may wong from the excelsior representing friends of the m. first of all, i'd like to thank each and every one of you for supporting our dream to bring more programming to the amphith

cathy serÁ recordada por la devociÓn en el cuidado de su madre. richard tiene tres hijas.na ceremonia, las familias de las vÍctimas tambiÉn reciben asistencia sicolÓgica. >>> mucha fortaleza a esas familias. y tenemos mÁs en esta hora de impacto. se apaga la voz de jhonny laboriel tras librar una lucha. >>> y vÍctor manuel dicen que estÁ por las nubes, y tiene una canciÓn para presentarnos aquÍ, y alguna razÓn debe tener. esta enamorado. los dejamos con mÚsica. ♪ >>> le contamos que el mundo del espectÁculo esta de luto y es que perdiÓ la batalla contra el cÁncer el querido cantante jhonny laboriel. el artista de 71 aÑos de edad que recibÍa tratamiento en una clÍnica desde agosto estaba en su residencia al momento de su muerte. familiares y amigos se reunieron para darle la despedida. >>> recuerdo que nos agradecÍa todos los cuidados que tuvimos con Él. sabÍa que habia sido difÍcil. pero que se iba. y que esperaba que estuviÉramos bien. >>> no lo vi de malas, nunca con intrigas, siempre fue generoso, un gran compaÑero. >>> bueno, con 55 aÑos de trayectoria formÓ parte de l