and feliciano can see she's terrified. >> you can hear her crying. she kept on reaching up to the suspect's arm because he was choking her, trying to get some air. >> feliciano tries to negotiate with the suspect in both english and spanish. >> he wasn't complying. he immediately just started telling us to put down our guns and to leave, that he would kill her. >> in the meantime, heavily armed s.w.a.t. teams roll in and surround the building, closing off four city blocks. police move in as the suspect shouts at them from behind his hostage. after repeatedly asking the gunman to drop his weapon, feliciano knows he doesn't have much time left. the gunman's now on the streets with crowds nearby. >> i'm not going to lie to you. it's a scary situation. i'm not the best shot. that was one of my fears there, you know, that i would miss my shot and possibly hit miss gonzales. >> then feliciano gets his opportunity. a police officer moves to the side, temporarily distracting the suspect. feliciano sees a clear shot and fires a single bullet, hitting the susp

feliciano: we depend on the island, my wife, my son and i, my whole family. it's a cornucopia, this island. there's good and bad, just like in real life. but we live with it, so we have to protect it. reporter: the fishermen come him!!!! from the mainland, more kilometres away. sometimes they spend the night on the island. feliciano: because of commercial trawling, and, of course, our small boats, fishing is getting more difficult. we used to have two or three nets. now we bring along five. reporter: the island is of volcanic origin. it's been an official nature reserve for fifteen years. its biodiversity is known far beyond mexico's borders. tens of thousands of marine birds live here, on a single square kilometer. researchers from the german sustainable development organisation, giz, together with mexico's national park authority, now want to protect the waters around the island as well. jorge: there's a wealth of fish species from the entire region here. that's because currents from the gulf of california and the tropical current from costa rica and other

tyrone lester is accused of slashing miguel feliciano last night. the motive for the attack not clear. >>> crews are back at the scene of the massive water main break in west philadelphia. tens of thousands of gallon of water filled the 500 block of north 52nd street. authorities say it will take a few more days to get the railroad reopened. jon runyan will have the latest in a live report in the next half-hour. >> still to come on "action news" at noon, double shark attacks have a beach town on edge, we have the latest on the young victims in north carolina. >> a new twist in this home invasion, police say the mastermind was the homeowner's son. the surprising update at 1:30. >> meteorologist karen rogers will have the seven-day forecast when "action news" at noon comes right back. woman: i was tired of my chronic constipation and the way it made me feel the discomfort the bloating the straining. i'd just felt this way for too long. so i finally talked to my doctor about my symptoms. i'd tried laxatives before. he prescribed amitiza (lubiprostone)

in this updated story, the newshour's ivette feliciano reports on how shifting gender roles are changing the fashion industry. >> my gender identity is really based in both my experiences as a woman, and also it's just deeply rooted in the fact that i'm masculine. >> reporter: rachel tutera says it wasn't until she started wearing boy's clothes as a pre- teen, that she started to feel like the most authentic version of herself. yet the 30-year-old says shopping for clothes in the men's department left her feeling insecure and self- conscious. nothing ever fit her proportions. so she was resigned to thinking that's just the way it was. >> i got used to wearing clothes that hid me. i thought i would just end up being someone who would prefer to be overlooked, or not worth sort of a second glance. typically you show a little bit of cuff. >> reporter: after years of frustration shopping off the rack, tutera decided to purchase her first tailored men's suit, and she says the way she felt when she tried it on changed her life. >> having something custom-made for my body basically reintroduced

newshour's ivette feliciano reports. >> reporter: it's one of the most historically significant religious institutions in the south with a formation is closely tied to charleston's history as a major slave trade port. in the early 1800s a freed slave left his methodist church in protest of discriminatory rules against its black members. morris brown became the first ordained minister of the african methodist episcopal church and aligned the group with the "free african society" founded three decades earlier in decades earlier in philadelphia. thousands of the charleston's black worshippers followed him. in 1822 the building was burned down by an angry mob of white supremacists after church leaders were accused of trying to organize a slave revolt, for which dozens of the accused were tried and executed. in 1834, south carolina outlawed all black churches, forcing the congregation to go underground until the end of the civil war. after reorganizing, the church added the word "emanuel" to its name, hebrew for "god is with us". in 1886 the building was ravaged by an earthquake and rebuilt fi

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police say he stabbed miguel feliciano to death at the parking lot of the salem crossing apartments.reet road in bensalem. investigators haven't said anything about a possible motive. >>> new jersey state police are issuing an alert following a rash of heroin overdoses in camden county. since the start of the month, there have been at least 50 suspected overdoses within the county. four of them have been deadly. three of those deaths involved heroin marked with the words best buy. that heroin contained fentanyl which is usually prescribed by doctors to relieve pain and is 15 to 20 times more potent. some of the other heroin is marked with stamps reading empire, bugati and red devil. some are unmarked with blue wax folds and no stamp. >>> this is a lot of people talking right now. hunters could soon be allowed to use semi-automatic rivals in pennsylvania. the game and fisheries committee held a hearing on this. it would ban the use of certain semi-automatic rifles for hunting. the second would limit them to hunting certain game. >>> from the trenton bureau a committee has advanced bil

but the day before, on wednesday, the families of angel feliciano and felice mercer and thomas whitakernd roy brown and maragite gentry and keith brown and ronald collins mourned their loss. and those were just nine. there were dozens more. on wednesday, the day before who were killed by guns. you can't talk about antigun violence policy the day after a large number of americans are shot then you will never talk about antigun violence policy because on average 86 people die from gun violence every single day. but even if you accept that there is never a bad time to talk about how we can end this carnage, then we also have to have the courage to take on all of the other ridiculous arguments about why we can't act. now, the first one is familiar because it comes out right after the mass shooting happens, and it was a former n.r.a. board member that trotted this one out within hours of charleston. he said that the solution was to just arm more pastors and parishioners in churches so that they can defend themselves. the more people that have guns, the less people will die from guns goes thi

but the day before, on wednesday, the families of angel feliciano and felice mercer and thomas whitaker and roy brown and maragite gentry and keith brown and ronald collins mourned their loss. and those were just nine. there were dozens more. on wednesday, the day before who were killed by guns. you can't talk about antigun violence policy the day after a large number of americans are shot then you will never talk about antigun violence policy because on average 86 people die from gun violence every single day. but even if you accept that there is never a bad time to talk about how we can end this carnage, then we also have to have the courage to take on all of the other ridiculous arguments about why we can't act. now, the first one is familiar because it comes out right after the mass shooting happens, and it was a former n.r.a. board member that trotted this one out within hours of charleston. he said that the solution was to just arm more pastors and parishioners in churches so that they can defend themselves. the more people that have guns, the less people will die from guns goes t