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this congress and i were touched by detective luis, alvarez who traveled to washington. he said and i quote, i'm doing ok but there are others who aren't doing ok. detective alvarez embodied the selflessness. on june 29, he passed away but will be remembered and before he died, he said, the government has to act like first responders, you know, put politics aside and get this bill done. he is right. and today we vote to permanently re-authorize. first responders and families must not face uncertainty whether we will be there for them. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia continues to reserve. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: i yield one minute to the distinguished the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pascrell. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. pascrell: thank you, madam speaker. want to thank our chairman, carolyn maloney, and peter king. from the beginning, they have been steadfast and i say to you, the angels are singing now. we all know it took some kicking and screaming to get this fund establis

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. >> ay final plaom the american hero, 9/11 first responder luis alvarez's message to congress in the wake of his death. >> don let hackers ruin your holiday e ek the threings you need to know this 4th of july. >> jayson tatum puts a lid on thbottle his jaw-dropping take on the viral trend. "early today" starts right now >>> well, good morning to you. i've richard lui in for frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. a stark new look at the human cost of the border crisis. democratic lawmake painting a grim portrait of the dire conditions at two detention centers in texas a congressional delegation who d ured the facilities he firsthand from migrants stories about overcrowding and gradation. nbc's tracie potts joining us now from d.c. with the very latest tracie, good morning we're hearing there is somefe reli on the way. >> reporter: yes, there is help on the way, fep. $4.6 billion the congress has approved and the president has signed off on. this is humanitarian aid at the border it's what is a's happening insi that'sght the attention of lawmakers including those from the hispanic cau

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

now, remember this, the emotional plea from detective luis alvarez. >> i'm going to make sure you never the 9/11 responders. >> when luis got too sick to travel, he sent his team back to capitol hill with a gift for senator mcconnell. in exchange, they got a promise. >> mitch mcconnell made a commitment to the 9/11 community and my team leaders that he's going to get a piece of legislation that's going to be passed in the house in july for an august vote in the senate. we're satisfied. are we happy? no. we're going -- we're going to leave here and luis alvarez is going to die. and in that meeting we gave senate majority leader mitch mcconnell luis alvarez's badge. >> that's right. luis alvarez gifted his badge to senator mcconnell. it's a big deal. mcconnell is the same man who in 2015 stripped money from the victims fund from a transportation bill at the last minute. the badge came with a note, which read in part "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. you have the power to do that. pleas

this congress and i were touched by detective luis, alvarez who traveled to washington. he said and i quote, i'm doing ok but there are others who aren't doing ok. detective alvarez embodied the selflessness. on june 29, he passed away but will be remembered and before he died, he said, the government has to act like first responders, you know, put politics aside and get this bill done. he is right. and today we vote to permanently re-authorize. first responders and families must not face uncertainty whether we will be there for them. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia continues to reserve. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: i yield one minute to the distinguished the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pascrell. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. pascrell: thank you, madam speaker. want to thank our chairman, carolyn maloney, and peter king. from the beginning, they have been steadfast and i say to you, the angels are singing now. we all know it took some kicking and screaming to get this fund establis

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here in new york city paid their final respects to one of their own. >> former nypd detective luis alvarezioned plea on capitol hill to renew the funding for the 9/11 victims compensation fund. >> alvarez spent three months searching for survivors and remains in the toxic rubble of ground zero, and it was there he contracted the cancer that killed him. it was here in new york where he was remembered. ♪ as the casket carrying the remains of 53-year-old detective luis alvarez was brought into the immaculate conception church in queens, new york, other emergency responders lined the street. so did the general public, in an effort to honor not only the man but the message. and it's a pretty simple one. >> got to get back to respect, folks. without it, we're doomed. >> reporter: inside the church, alvarez was eulogized for his bravery and service as a marine, as well as his time as a police detective in the bomb squad. most notably, detective luis alvarez was remembered for his bravery during his final days in washington, imploring a house subcommittee to re-fund the 9/11 victims compensation f

. >>> luis alvarez. a family man.t the damaged buildings looking for human remains then he worked on the piles that human extradition change of first responders searching for the shreds of people who died. we know a lot of firemen and emts who worked in the pile had trouble breathing. the epa says the air was fine so he kept on working. >> you all said you would never forget, well, i am here to make sure you don't. >> reporter: he addressed members of congress. >> you made me come down here the day before my 69th round of chemo. and i am going to make sure that you never forget to take care of the 9/11 responders. luis, did not have that 69th round of chemo. he went home and when into hospi hospice, after three years of fighting cancer. if i can help more first responders then it makes it worthwhile for me. it sounds like a cliche but it is the true. >> reporter: luis alvarez stepped up, just like he did after 9/11. harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> luis alvarez will be laid to rest on wednesday after a week tomorro

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 outfront. >>> outfront tonight, good evening, everyone i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett. breaki

how new york is saying good-bye to luis alvarez.s next. >>> this morning, the auto industry has lost an icon. lee iacocca was ceo of chrysler. he then helped save them from bankruptcy in the 1980s. at the height of his career, iacocca was likely the most popular business person in america. >>> 9/11 first responder luis alvarez will be laid to rest this morning after his long battle with 9/11-related cancer. this was the scene at his wake yesterday. look at this line. it snaked through the funeral home's parking lot as people waited to pay their respects. >> the streets around the church here in queens are blocked off. it is going to be a very difficult day for many people across the city not only nypd. he dies of rectal cancer linked to spending three months at the 9/11 site looking for survivors and then any remains of his colleagues and others across that terrible, terrible time. this was a guy that lost month was able to get -- he had months of chemo throughout cancer. >> this fund is not a ticket to paradise. it is there to prov

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nypd 9/11 hero luis alvarez has died. he made this plea in really his last days for more benefits for 9/11 first responders. he died saturday from complications with cancer linked to his time at the rubble of ground zero. just look at the before and after pictures there. >> i've been lucky enough to have had 68 rounds of chemo. yeah, you heard me right. 68 rounds. many others haven't had the opportunity to have five. and some have had none. their families would love to have time with them the way mine have had time with me. >> amazing. just last week john feel said he gave mitch mcconnell the badge, luis alvarez's badge as a symbol of importance for extending the victims compensation fund, the current proposal would authorize it through 2089. has a lot of support in the house. and leader mcconnell said the senate will take up the fund but when, that is still unclear. just on luis alvarez, again that was june 11th. the day before his scheduled 69th chemo. he never did receive it after he testified his body just gave way. t

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as of this morning, 222 of them have already died, including luis alvarez. >> among those who attended funeral, representative peter king and alexandria ocasio-cortez, and jon stewart. senator chuck schumer and bill de blasio attended his wig yesterday. he said he would posthumously awarded alvarez the keys to the city, the victim compensation fund is likely to pass. it now has more than 60 cosponsors. melissa? >> melissa: jacqui heinrich, thank you. no reaction now as democrats escalate their criticism of the trump administration's handling of the migrant crisis, and specifically going after the top brass and rank and file in the border patrol. democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez again comparing border detention facilities to concentration camps, and house judiciary chairman nadler said it border security officials should be taken out and handcuffed. >> this is inhuman. frankly, i think it's criminal. there are to be criminal prosecutions of some of the agency heads and some of the people, for child abuse. this is clearly child-abuse. it violates probably half a dozen la

the streets in new york city as thousands paid a powerful tribute to the 9/11 first responder luis alvarez spent his dying days fighting for others like him. nbc's stephanie gosk has more on the hero who was laid to rest. >> reporter: in queens they celebrated a life of service ho served, defended, protected till his last dying day. >> reporter: n.y.p.d. veteran louis alvarez used his final days, his last remaining energies to make sure those suffering from 9/11 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 an

police commissioner o'neal spoke of his tireless dedication. >> luis alvarez was an authentic man.ow exactly what he thought. and while his tenacity and strength made him a leader amongst his contemporaries, he would shy away and down play accolades that naturally came with such actions and influence. at the end of the day, and all throughout his remarkable life, lou just wanted to do what is right and he desperately wanted others to follow suit. >> alvarez's son david remembered his dad who was his hero before becoming one to so many others. >> in his last moments before taking his last breath, i told him i love 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. thank you. >> miguel marquez was at the service. miguel, what a hero. what stood out to you? >> reporter: it is always so difficult to attend these things because it is such a deeply heartfelt and emotional ritual at the nypd and law enforcement from around the area put on hundreds of police officers lining the church and streets outside the church

family members and friends planning a funeral for retired nypd detective luis alvarez. ied saturday after a long battle with cancer. the funeral wednesday at 10:00 a.m. at a church in queens. alvarez rushed to ground zero when the twin towers fell 9-11. for weeks, he helped dig through the piles of debris searching for victims. authorities said the air was safe. we later learned it was toxic. 18 years later after 68 rounds of chemo, doctors told him there was nothing else they could do to fight his stage 4 cancer. last month, luis went with jon stewart and other 9-11 first responders to capitol hill. he pushed lawmakers to provide long-term funding for the 9-11 victim compensation fund. the fund intended to help survivors pay their medical bills but it's running out of cash. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says that congress will hold a vote next month to set aside more money for the fund. days after luis visited washington to testify, he posted on facebook about how his liver shut down. all treatment stopped. luis knew he didn't have much longer. he wasn't ready

he was 53 years old. >> luis alvarez, a remarkable american hero. that there is some hope that congress will pass that funding extension for 9/11 before the recess. most-watched, most trusted and most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington. i am mike emanuel. ♪ >> hi, everybody. hope you're having a great night. i hope it gets better. i'm lucky enough to fill in for tucker carlson. he's coming back from south korea. at least that's what we are to believe. just a few months ago, democrats and the elite media establishment were united around a single talking point. everything is fine at the border.n' there's no immigration crisis. don't panic. it was in a word, manufactured. >> folks, the president has manufactured one heck of a political crisis for himself. >> donald trump is manufacturing a national security crisis. >> this is a manufactured crisis. >> president trump must stop holding the american people hostage. must stop manufacturing a

. >> shepard: it's the fight to make luis alvarez's dying wish come true. reporting begins now. >> shepard: we begin with the gulf coast bracing for barry. the tropical storm which could become the first hurricane season -- first hurricane of the season is threatening as it barrels towards the gulf coast. it's on track to bring in tense, deadly rains in some areas already inundated for months with flooding including new orleans. the storm is said to make landfall along the louisiana coast sometime before sunrise tomorrow. but mandatory evacuations are in effect. forecasters warn of a 3 to 6 foot storm surge. barry is moving slowly. it will likely to it is and spin over the southern united states dumping water for days. i want to show you a map from the national hurricane center. new orleans and baton rouge are in this area here. they could see record rainfall, up towards of 20 inches. all of this -- see this mississippi? in the orange. even along the mississippi, alabama line, all the way down to the gulf here and all along louisiana, stretching over to the

. >> the last time luis alvarez was in washington he could barely stand. >> but he carried a message to congress that ws so powerful the entire country took notice. alvarez was here in town with comedian jn stewart to argue for the full financing of t fund for first responders. that was back on june 11th. 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

the third name sake of the bill is new york city detective luis alvarez, last month his powerful testimony in congress touched the heart of our nation. a few days later he passed from this life into eternity, we are privileged to have with us detective alvarez's brother, philip and his wife and his sons tyler and ben. please stand. commack thank you very much. thank you very much. i want each of you to know that america is holding you in the arms of its wonderful wonderful heart. we are all grieving by your side. 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 sever

the third namesake of the bill is new york city detective lewis alvarez -- luis alvarez. last month, his powerful testimony in congress touched the heart of our nation. a few days later, he passed from this life into internet he -- into eternity. we are privileged to have his brother philip, his wife eileen, and his sons, tyler and ben. please stand. please. thank you very much. [applause] thank you very much. pres. trump: i want each of you to know that america is holding you in the arms of its wonderful, wonderful heart. we are all a grieving by your side. our whole nation prays and pays tribute to the incredible life alvarez.y of defective how hard he worked, and how much he suffered. we really want to thank him. he was really something. people understand it very well. it's really great, thank you. we have an obligation, and it is 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 manhattan firehouse. on september 11, 15 of his men raced into the ashes of hell and .ive their lives

>> luis alvarez will be laid to rest on wednesday after a week tomorrow in long island. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports," please remember to follow our show online and on twitter. >> thank you for remembering luis alvarez, have a great afternoon. it is monday, july the 1st, breaking news, protesters and bullies facing off in hong kong. demonstrators smashed into the legislature. we are in hong kong live and iran has crossed a critical line setting the nuclear deal. we are going to break down what it means and why it has the world on edge. here in the united states, donald trump jr.'s racist retweet is bringing candidate together how they are rallying around kamala harris. the latest on 2020 money. pete buttigieg rigs in a jaw dropping fundraiser. we'll break down the numbers in a little while. let's start with iran. it is officially a violation of the nuclear deal that struck with six countries and the european union exceeding the limit on how muffin low and rich uranium it could produce. this news comes more than a year after president trump an

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asking new york city's mayor, bill de blasio to honor his fallen brother, 9/11 first responder, luis alvarez for his sacrifice. >> so i'm asking mayor de blasio to give luis the key to fonew yk city. >> i'm sure he will do that. >> he better. >> luis earned it. with just days to live, alvarez spoke before congress, asking for congress to extend the september 11th victims compensation fund. here's part of that testimony. >>. >> i have been lucky enough to have the pain and suffering of 69 rounds of chemo and countless other treatments and surgeries. it is my goal and it is my legacy to see that you do the right thing for all 9/11 responders. >> amazing, and now here's the update. and alisyn called. mayor tweeted, the city can never repay its debt to detective lou alvarez, and will be be my honor to give him the key. >> he did it right away. and when we had john on, so many disappoints from government officials and the fact that it happened with such alacrity. >> it better happen. >> those guys get things done. they demand things and they get things done. >> the public funeral for luis alvarez

good-byes to an american hero in long island, new york, a wake to honor the 9-11 first responder luis alvarezpent the final days of his life fighting for medical care for first responders that got sick after the terror attacks. he spent months digging through ground zero. years later luis and so many others got sick. he fight in congress last month to get compensation for the 9-11 victims compensation fund which is running out of money. luis died of cancer saturday after doctors said there was knowing else they could do. the new york city mayor attended the wake. luis alvarez, 53 years old. a man that fought for others until the very end. >> neil: welcome. i'm neil cavuto. forget the fourth of july fireworks to come. nike creating their own fireworks right now. nixing their betsy ross sneakers because colin kaepernick wasn't a fan of what was on them, a colonial flag. nike's financial incentives will slide as well. we go to washington on what made nike do it and how folks are responding to it. mark? >> good afternoon, neil. those shoes were supposed to hit store shelves this week. it's no lon

to apply, visit hawaiianairlines.com >>> luis alvarez, a 9/11 first responder has been laid to rest todayn new york. he died last week of colon cancer, an illness he attributed to the months he spent digging through the rubble at ground zero following september 11. truck we are told that he is being remembered as a symbol of courage and a fierce advocate for 9/11 first responders and their family. >> reporter: a moving goodbye and show of 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 from ground zero where he spent months digging through remains. he became a symbol of bravery for those who served. >> no person who responded to 9/11 or worked to the point of exhaustion during the lengthy rescue and recovery period that followed should ever have to bake our officials to act. truck just days before his 69th round of chemo coming he mustered the strength to go to congress. >> this fund is not a ticket to paradise. it is there to provide for our families when we cann

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in new york to remember the life of 9/11 first responder and retired nypd bomb squad detective luis alvarezr, jon stewart, 9/11 victims advocate and friend of alvarez, arrived at the service. you can 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'

hundreds of mourners gathering today for the funeral of 911 first responder luis alvarez.t saturday after a long battle with cancer related to his months of working at ground zero. just weeks ago the former nypd bomb squad detective made an emotional appearance on capitol hill alongside jon stewart, urging lawmakers to extend funding for the 911 victims fund. the police commissioner james o'neil honoring alvarez for his courage and dedication. >> we must vote to shore up funding indefinitely. it's the right thing to do. it's all very simple. 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. i'd ask everyone to take a moment to appreciate that these people, your neighbors, put themselves in harms way to keep you safe. >> julie: luis alvarez was 53. we'll be right back. >> julie: the 2020 census getting preupbed up. it doesn't include the citizenship question president trump wanted in it. but he is vowing to keep fighting for it. jillian turner is live in washington to explain it. >> reporter

. >> 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

new york city this morning to mourn the loss of a september 11 hero. 53-year-old nypd detective luis alvarezid toe rest rest queens, new york. he died saturday in hoss pin care following a three-year battle with cancer and 60 rounds of chemotherapy. alvarez attributed his cancer to the three months he spent at ground zero following the september 11 attacks. pleaded for benefits for his fellow 9/11 responders. >> i should not be here with you, but you made me come. you made me come because i will not stand by and watch as my friends with cancer from 9/11 like me are valued less than anyone else because of when they get sick, they die. >> among the pm wmany who atten were comedian and actor jon stewart, who joined him in the fight for the health benefit. you see him here saluting alvarez in the final good-bye. next you see new york congresswoman marie maroney, who was there to pay her respect to the fallen hero. congresswoman, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for remembering and thank you for remembering detective alvarez. >> what was the atmosphere given he was a warrior really. >> t

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

the bill is now named in honor of luis alvarez and ray pfeiffer, two first responders o died from cancer. senate leader mitch mcconnell has said his chamber will take up the measure in august. >> a milestone here. self-made tech billion an h.ro perot has died. a non-politician who made an historic political impact in this country. he twice ran for president as an independent in '92 and '96. he was the most successful third-party candidate in this count in 80 years. he founded electronic data systems with$i a 2,000 check and later sold the company to general motors for more than $2 billion. not too bad sold his secretary company perot systems to dell. earlie this year he was diagnosed with leukemia. he was 89. >>> we are working for your health this afternoon with a consumer alert. a popular brand of eye drops be bng recalledause of concerns about infection. what to check for in your medicine cabinet. >> groce store wars. all week, consumer reporter susan hogan is going to explore how stores are changing the game. today she puts delivery services to the test. >> and check out what the sto

. >> you are thinking about luis alvarez and this prolonged fight since 9/11. >> luis alvarez and the fought for are selfless men. ray and luis chose to be with us at the feal good foundation, walk the halls of congress and testify in front of committees. and -- this one's for them. >> an emotional day. i appreciate you joining us from the rose garden. >> much appreciated. thank you. >> up next on the show, more and morehouse democrats jumping on the impeachment band wagon. will or can this new pressure force the hand? we'll talk about that big question after the break. ut tha question after the break i switched to miralax for my constipation. stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate the nerves in your colon. miralax works with the water in your body to unblock your system naturally. and it doesn't cause bloating, cramping, gas, or sudden urgency. miralax. look for the pink cap. cake in the conference room! showing 'em you're ready... to be your own boss. that's the beauty of your smile. crest's three dimensional whitening... ...removes stains,... ...whitens in-between teeth... ...and

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

luis alvarez who died from cancer, he got $250,000.the senators, the people from the state of kentucky and the people from the state of utah deserve better, and i think they like humanity. >> bret: this is what "the washington post" says about this fund. it says the fund provides money to those who have been contracting diseases linked to toxics debris in the aftermath of the september 11th attacks, which we know. under current law the fund is scheduled to stop taking claims in december 2020. if the new legislation would extend the program for seven decades at an estimated cost of 10.2 billion for the first decade. her cell senator paul said it on the floor today. >> and a new spending that we are approaching, and a new program it's going to have the longevity of 70, 80 years, should be offset by cutting spending less less valuable. we need to at the very least have this debate. i will be offering up an amendment if this bill should come to the floor but until then i will object. >> bret: jon stewart, your reaction to that >> is absolu

for this, luis alvarez deserves our gratitude and, of course, our admiration.ball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> they should be given water. they should be given basic access to human rights. >> horrific conditions in detention camps amid new reporting on a secret border patrol group joking about migrant deaths. >> there are many within cbp who become desensitized to the point of being dangerous to the migrants in their care. >> my guests tonight, the reporter who broke that story and one of the members of congress who actually tore detention facilities today. >>> then -- >> you hear the power of that voice, nobody's heard that voice before. he doesn't do news conferences, in case you haven't heard. >> the pr

. >> reporter: nypd veteran luis alvarez used his final days, his last remaining energy, to make surehose suffering from 9/11-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: today 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 nypd he and his fellow officers worked for months shoulder to shoulder at ground zero the night before he died, the 53-yold 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 today end

do yours luis alvarez was among those first responders not stand by. as my friends with cancer. >>value to less anyone else because. of when they get sick. >>shortly after this test. weeks after alvarez's de the bill passes congress. with the president's signature. insurers compensation for the heroes that horrific day. the next 7 decades in washington. s. >>nexus 6 witnesses to the garlic festival shooting share their stories to the kron 4 and described the moments after gunfire erupted. >>and if you are streaming us on kron on the news continues during the commercial break you can go to kron on dot tv to see what you're missin that leave therea lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. >>the past 24 hours we've heard from any witnesses who described the chaos it follow that gunfire at the gilroy garlic festival. >>here's a look at what happened