del otro lado mena. decidiÓ el servicio. vamos a ver el balÓn para mena.on diferencia de dos goles. paco: tesillo al primer palo. alcanzÓ a sacarla de zona de riesgo de alto voltaje villalpando. >>¿ rompiÓ lÍnea de cuatro? >>debe de romperla. es lo que le ha funcionado. le equipa espacios al equipo contrario. y este equipo es dificilÍsimo. >>ibas perdiendo el partido. se tardÓ tomÁs boy. perdÓn, eres el tÉcnico pero en mi opiniÓn se tarda. un equipo grande que necesita juntos para liberar el descenso y buscar la calificaciÓn. paco: sobre todo porque el rÉdito de la primera parte para la chivas fue bueno, de acuerdo al fÚtbol. fue benÉvolo para rebaÑo sagrado. no estaba funcionando, tampoco en el segundo tiempo, hasta que llegÓ este 3-1. se decide modificar tomÁs boy. mÁs tirado por el costado sosa. regresa el balÓn para ramiro y ramiro tendrÁ que apoyarse con su arquero. va cota con este en vÍdeo. falla molina. ahora "la chofis" . la maneja muy bien, le esconde "la chofis". navarro llegÓ para apuntar el balÓn y despuÉs cuidado con estas barridas. no sÉ cÓm

thanks for waking up with us i'm phillip mena i'm phillip mena >> i'm oh thaphenomenal!unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>> and good wednesday morning to you. taking a live look outside. you see right here in fremont, a few cars on the road getting started with their day. a hump day. thanks so much for starting your morning here with us on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we'll get to the morning commute with mike in a moment. first we check the forecast with kari. good morning. >> good morning. it looks pretty good as you get ready to head out the door but it will be slightly warmer this afternoon. as we start out in san jose, skies are clear. campbell upper 50s as you head out the door and as we go through the day it will be a little bit warmer than yesterday with high temperature reaching 86 degrees. 91 in

thanks for watching, i'm dara brown. >> i'm phillip mena.olice thwarted not one, but two suspected mass shootings. the threats came on social media and via text message and the latest of a rash of threats across the country >> president trump goes against wall street saying he doesn't see a recession ahead. saying, quote, consumers are rich while adding they're loaded with money >> and we'll remember a former star running back who was killed in a highway motorcycle accident >> star man and his tesla roadster just completed its first orbit around the sun flying over 762 million miles. >> and it's strange bed fellows. the white house siding with led zepplin in an epic court battle whethe

i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. don't forget to follow us.e our handletionthis mog over the presumed suicide of jeffrey epstein as the medepict. >>> captured the couple awakened in the middle of the night by noise outside spotted through their the escaped murderer accused of murder >>> the hit singer bitten by a rattlesnake on the road to recovery >>> incredible images out of china where a five has wreaked havoc on hard-hit areas. >>> an emotional serena williams pulled out of her tennis match dropping out with a title on the line >>> and gymnast simone biles wows the crowd with two new record-setting routines as she cruises to her sixth.

thanks for waking up with us i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera.to you, august 12th. taking a live look out in downtown san jose where we start our monday morning. great to be with you this morning. thank you for joining us i am marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. all right. the gang is back together. >> yep. >> for some kids it is back to cool today. >> all right. >> yeah. we are starting out with great weather. it will be a little bit hotter. mid 60s in campbell. weep drop down to 61 degrees at 7:00 and see the temperrwher it is 78. our south bay high temperatures heading up to 89 degrees we will get a look at all of our micro climates comet up. mike, you have had

i'm dara brown >> i'm phillip mena. the news continues right here on nbc.'t see a recession. >> we'll have a strong economy through 2020 >> i don't think we're having a recession. we're doing tremendously well. our consumers are rich i gave a tremendous tax cut and they're loaded up with money. >>> full-court press from the white house on the economy going against many on wall street, but does it hold any water >>> reports that the chinese government is losing patience with the ever-growing pro-democracy protests in hong kong. >>> important heart health news morning a groundbreaking procedure available for patients who typically need risky open-heart surgery, the same procedure mick

i'm phillip mena >> and i'm frances rivera. more whiplash at the white house this morning as president trump back tracks on both gun control and tax cuts the president reversing course on background checks for buying weapons after a conversation with the nra chief and he's also pulling his proposed payroll tax cut off the table. but the mixed messages end at immigration. the administration making it clear it wants to remove limits on how long it can detain migrant families and children. nbc's tracie potts joins us from d.c. with the latest tracie, good morning >> reporter: frances, good morning. the homeland security is announcing it now wants right and plans to hd migrant families for longer than the 20 days currently 20-day rule, the applies to facilities that are run by states, but not the federal government also, president trump pretty boldly here is now saying he wants to look at not allowing people who are born in this country to automatically become citizens it's a constitutional right. >> we're looking at that very seri

. >> i'm phillip mena. >>> breaking news out of california where emergency crews are responding to a plane crash at the santa barbara airport seven people were aboard a private c130 aircraft when it skidded off the runway and into the infield. it caught fire shortly after declaring an emergency around 10:30 local times. hydraulic problems caused the crash ntsb is investigating. >>> we also have breaking news out of denver and we warn you this video is disturbing police say they responded to reports of a fight just before 2:00 a.m. when a fleeing vehicle hit two people fortunately, neither of the victims suffered serious injuries and now authorities are asking anyone who has information about the driver or the car to police contact crimestoppers colorado >>> president trump heads home today from a g7 summit that has highlighted the deep divisions between the united states and our closest allies on everything from trade to climate change but in the most dramatic turn of events, france invited the top diplomat to meet which blindsided the white house kelly o'donnell is traveling with th

i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena.sha year wood drops by sdio 1 a fotu >>> here we are, we made it to thursday morning. we're taking a live look outside of san francisco. thank you so much for joining us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. what is going on outside this morning. kari hall has been tracking that. >> as we take a live look outside, we are going to see in waln walnutemperatures. with our south bay high temperatures reaching the upper 70s i

"early today" starts right now good morning i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. president trump has approved a disaster declaration for puerto rico tropical storm dorian could bring flooding and near hurricane-force winds to the island today meanwhile, some areas there have not fully recovered from hurricane maria. >> we are much more ready than we were. but there is one thing that we have this time that we didn't have before. >> what's that >> we're scared. >> the mayor of san juan says an estimated 30,000 people are still living under those b tarps, meaning even a weaker storm still poses a big risk nbc meteorologist janessa webb is tracking dorian for us. good morning >> good morning. it's not about the intensity we're going to see a ton of rain also kind of a storm surge that's making its way in you can see the center of this storm is making its way into puerto rico. this has been this kind of up and down weather pattern with sustained winds fluctuating from 50 to 60 miles per hour in the last 24 hours. right now it's making its way northwest at 13 miles per

"early today" starts right now >> good monday morning i am phillip mena. >> and i'm dara brown. we are beginning with breaking news out of california where emergency crews are responding to a plane crash at santa barbara airport. officials say seven people were aboard a private c-130 aircraft when it crashed on the runway and caught fire shortly after. declaring emergency around 10:30 p.m. local time. no injuries were reported and no word yet on what caused the crash. >> president trump heads home today from a g7 summit that has highlighted the deep divisions between the united states and our closest allies on everything from trade to climate change but in the most dramatic turn of events, france invited iran's top diplomat to meet blind siding the white house nbc's kelly o'donnell is traveling with the president in southwest france kelly, the president is expected to hold a press conference later with macron? >> reporter: he is, but, phillip, he is already talking this morning the president in a joint meeting with the president of egypt is already delivering a number of news bu

i'm dara brown >> and i'm phillip mena.ay, olympic star lyndsay it 9 ad lib live picture - san jose >>> and good monday morning to you on this 1th. taking a live look in downtown san jose, a beautiful way to start out our monday morning. thanks for starting here with us on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. san francisco unified schools back in session today as well as west contra costa unified, livermore school district. so good luck to you kids. have a great year. >> that's what we always say. it's going to be a great year. >> definitely is. >> and a great day weather wise. >> the weather will be pretty good especially around san francisco to start out. we have the marine layer at 57 degrees. we might catch drizzle around the coastline but by the afternoon, temperatures are expected to warm up into the 60s. meanwhile in inland areas like san jose,

. >> and i'm fellowshphillip mena night two of the second democratic presidential debate they took a break from fighting for your vote to fight each other, but they did agree on one thing. president trump has got to go. >> donald trump is not behavioring like a patriot >> we're in a battle for the soul of america. >> i believe that we in the united states congress should start impeachment proceedings immediately. >> conversely, if mitch mcconnell is one that lets him off the hook, we're going to be the one to say for sure -- >> thank you >> but his friend, mitch mcconnell, moscow mitch, let him off the hook. >> he needs to be held accountable. i've seen people go to prison for far less. >> the first thing that i'm going to do when i'm president is i'm going to coopt the oval office >> the president fired back on twitter saying that the people on stage were not those that will either make america great again or keep america great. nbc's tracie potts has more on the showdown from d.c. this morning. tracie, good morning the main target seemed to be front-runner joe biden >> right, phill

i'm frances rivera >> and i am phillip mena a state of emergency that's been declared in puerto rico as tropical storm dorian gains strength overnight it passed by nearby barbados, and if this continues in its path, it could hit puerto rico tomorrow as a category 1 hurricane. the island is still recovering from hurricane maria, which made landfall nearly two years ago. maria was the deadliest natural disaster in u.s. history, killing nearly 3,000 people and destroying the island's power grid now people will are stocking up on food, water, and back up generators ahead of time meteorologist michele grossman now is tracking this tropical storm for us it's getting serious good morning >> hey there, guys it's going to be something we're going to watch at least through the weekend. let's take a look at what's happening now. this is what's called the enhanced satellite you can see it's a small storm now impacting windward islands to the leeward islands that is today the next several hours. it will then pass south of puerto rico wednesday as a tropical storm and then eventually hit hispaniol

phillip mena is in el paso, texas. peter alexander is at his post at the white house. gabe, what more, if anything, do we know about what happened just a few feet behind you and why? >> reporter: well, an incredible act of rinse yesterday. we are learning more about the gunman as investigators dig more into his past. we are also seeing just some horrifying video, craig, from inside that bar as the shots rang out. we want to worth you some of that video is disturbing, but it does show those panicked moments that unfolded just a short time after midnight on sunday. now, authorities say they were able to recover 41 spent shell casings in and around this area that suggests that, you know, the gunman was firing at a very rapid pace. they say this could have been even more deadly if police officers had not stepped in and taken him down within 30 seconds. again, 41 spent shell casings. they say he had the capacity to have up to 250 rounds, although it's unclear exactly how many did he have. but, craig, as you know, wbig question right now is the motive. but we were able to sp

marÍa: erika mena y mark harris enfrentan 36 cargos de homicidio involuntario, uno por cada de las 36 >> yo espero que eric sea declarado culpable, sobre ma no estoy segura. este lunes habÍa una gran movilizaciÓn, ya que se supo del reemplazo del tres de los miembros originales del jurado, no se saben las causas por exactitud. medios locales dicen que podrÍan haber incurrido en mala conducta. este cambio no va a beneficiar a la defensa de almena y harris. >> participaba en las deliberaciones y no lo van a hacer desde el principio.es una desventaja para la defensa. partidarios de almena y harris ha sidolarga la espera, y el cambio de hoy, una gran sorpresa. >> no esperÁbamos que las deliberaciones tuviera que conversar de nuevo, pero mi gente y yotenemos esperanzas de que el jurado harÁ lo correcto y declaren inocentes al mena y harris. >> yo dirÍa que eljurado nuevo despuÉs de dos dÍas indica que es una desventaja para la defensa. han seÑalado a los dos hombres como los responsables de haber creado una situaciÓn peligrosa en el almacÉn. cabe recordar que el incendioes considerado como

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nbc's phillip mena is in new york with that and more.g, phillip. >> everybody wants to know, brian. good morning the death of accused sex trafficker jeffrey epstein is still very much shrouded in mystery this morning the new york city medical examiner's office revealing over night they have completed the autopsy but they need more information before determining the cause of death two days after epstein was found unresponse nif his federal jail cell, multiple people briefed on the investigation say that suicide remains the suicide cause of death. >>> escaped convict is back in custody this morning after a five-day man hunt. police say they found and captured curtis ray watson in a soy bean field just hours after he was spotted on a doorbell camera raiding a family's outdoor refrigerator authorities say watson, who he was serving a 15-year sentence for aggravated kidnapping went missing from his work detail last wednesday >>> finally, gymnastics superstar simone biles continues to defy gravity and amaze, landing a triple double during her

the jury wanted to rehear everything that the defendant derek al mena -- however they realized they didn't need to hear all of it. jury isll they hear any of it or select portions. >>> new security cameras will be installed around a specific part of san francisco that is seeing a growing crime trend. the city will install 18 new high-definition cameras along chinatown, beginning at sacramento street tunnel all the way to washington street. people in the asian community have addressed concerns in the past regarding safety, specifically the number of aid assaults and robberies. sfpd plans to increase presence in that area. the cameras will be installed at some point early next month. >> to> morecome for you this midday. jay-z and nfl sets the record straight. what they hope to promote with their new partnership. >>> protests continue to disrupt hong kong. now a promise of more demonstrations coming. the nextst >>> coming up, we'll introduce you to jazz. we have the clear the shell earl, you'll want to take home jet. we have kittens, all the dogs. i have the details. hopefully you did get a n

he said el mena and harris were criminal negligent for the death trap that became the ghost ship warehouse. >> he screamed at the jury and paced up and down. >> reporter: they feel confident the jury will set their clients free. they face up to 39 years behind bars if convicted on all 36 counts. despite what the jury decides, the families of the victims have formed a bond forged by sorrow and support. >> i hope they do the right thing. so this never happens again. >> reporter: now the jury went back home for the day. no verdict just yet. deliberation resumes first thing tomorrow morning. that is the latest here in oakland. i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> and stay ws for e at nbcbayarea.com and our nbc bay area happen. >>> a disheartening story in fairfield, a newborn baby and mother are hospitalized after she gave birth to twins at a dumpster near a strip mall. one baby did not survive. the good samaritan didn't realize the woman was pregnant when he called a report of a person in distress. she had given birth and when the police officers arrived one of the babie

dom, back to you >> stunning video for sure phillip mena, we appreciate it. >>> here is how the money investments are shaping up right now as we're halfway through the 5:00 a.m. hour in new york stock futures pointing to what should be a solid open for stocks in regular cash trading for equities the dow jones opening up by 235 points the s&p 25 points and nasdaq by around 70 points as well bonds still a very big focus for investors adds interest rates remain center stage. the ten-year 1.61, two-year 1.125% let's get a check on the asian markets as well. they were generally positive stocks rising in china after the pboc announced plans for interest rate reforms in an attempt to support an economy hit by a trade war with the united states. you can see the nikkei and japan up .75% to close, shanghai composite up over 2% european markets trading higher on stimulus hopes there. germany's finance minister says his country has the fiscal strength to counter any future economic crisis with, quote unquote, full force. he suggested berlin could free up around 50 to $55 billion of extra spending

. >> good monday morning i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena. >>> authorities canceled all departure flights after thousands of pro-democracy crowded the terminal hundreds of fliers were left stranded at one of the world's busiest airports matt joining us from cohong kon. why are the protesters targeting the airport? >> this is the fourth day of occupying this airport so, this is sort of a continuation, but they never had the previous numbers and that's because they're reacting to the fresh scenes by the violence by the police not here by in central hong kong and they show police firing tear gas inside one of the mass transit railway stations at close range against the protesters and really beating them up. there was also an image that was circulating widely on social media of a woman who was shot by some sort of police projectile on her right eye and now people are saying there is a possibility that she might lose sight permanently in her eye that is what insighted these protesters to go to the airport this morning in huge numbers and that's why you see them with eye patches on part

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wait, he broke for the weekend after nine days of deliberation, defendant mike harris and derek l mena are charging 36 accounts of manslaughter, observers say the prolonged deliberation maybe nine members of the jury are having trouble agreeing on a verdict, yesterday the attorney of max harris told families they have a lot to gain if his client is found innocent. >>> they don't have any money, but these families have money, it said derek not guilty that will be doing financially a big favor for the families. spoke with the jury on break this weekend, monday is the earliest we could have a verdict. >>> a retired nascar driver jail earnhardt junior and his family are safe after a plane they were on ran off the runway in tennessee. the fiery crash with laura podesta. >> reporter: until earnhardt junior and his family seen leaving the fiery rack after it left the runway in tennessee. >> you hear all the time that the lord works in mysterious ways you have to believe it. >> reporter: two pilots, the racing legend, his wife amy their one-year-old daughter and her dog run board. the allman o

. >> i'm philip mena in el paso, texas. the country is reeling after two mass shootings one in texas and one in ohio. two cities, 1,600 miles apart both grieving. in el paso a 21-year-old gunman opened fire near a cruded walmart. dozens of people sent scrambling 20 killed and 26 injured >> we have cover aage, no doubt covering another mass shooting is tough, but especially when it happened where you grew up and where you call home. >> it's deeply personal, frances. my brother is a firefighter and was among those who were the first responders on the scene. i worked at the mall that so many people were running from, including my aunts and cousins who were inside. thankfully they were safe. but 20 people and 20 families that are grieving this morning and they are not coming home from the day of shopping they were allegedly targeted because they were hispanic and look just like me. this community is waking upin shock and disbelief that something like this could happen here most of the families, like i said, they were back to sc

us more ahead as we kickoff your monday "early today" starts right now >>> good morning i'm phillip mena president trump heads home today from a g7 summit that has highlighted the deep divisions between the u.s. and our closest allies on everything from trade to climate change. but in the most dramatic turn of events, france invited iran's top diplomat to meet, blind siding the white house nbc's hallie jackson is traveling with the president in southwest france >> reporter: a stunning summit twist with the iranian foreign minister landing last minute for talks nearby with the french, but not the u.s. >> no comment. >> reporter: it's a risky move by the french president hoping to show progress on his efforts to ratchet down tensions in the middle east. nbc news learned some administration officials were furious at the french government's decision to invite iranian forces tweeting, the road ahead is difficult, but worth trying. a year after the president pulled out of that nuclear deal. >>> did the president welcome mr. zarif be here? would you have a conversation with him should he be her

i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. breaking news this morning, a suspect has been taken into custody after philadelphia was kept on edge for nearly eight hours. police say that it all started with an attempt to serve a narcotics warrant. a gunman opened fire and six officers were shot overnight, the suspect identified as maurice hill surrendered to authorities >> he's coming out he's coming out. >> police on the ground say he was then taken to the hospital nbc's craig boswell joining us >>craig, good morning. this was a very tense situation for police at one point they had two officers trapped inside? >> reporter: yes, phillip. good morning good morning, everyone there were two police officers trapped inside this north philadelphia home. there were also three other civilians inside this barricade i had home with a gunman that police say was heavily armed with a number of weapons including an ak-47 a s.w.a.t. team rushed in and rescued these officers right around midnight. they fired tear gas into this home got in and g

i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena in el paso, texas. the country is reeling this morning after two mass shoot ings in el paso and ohio claim the lives of 29 people in just 13 hours two cities, 1600 miles apart, both grieving. here in el paso, a 21-year-old gunman opened fire inside a crowded walmart inside cielo vista mall people went scrambling for cover. 20 people were killed and 26 people were injured. >> we have coverage with phillip in his hometown of el paso phillip, especially when it happens to be where you grew up and where you call home. >> it's surreal, frances, it's something that i could have never imagined would happen here i got the news on saturday and then it hit me like a ton of bricks, especially when i found out i had family members that were i cousin were inside that cielo vista mall when they got word that shots were ringing out and chaos ensued and they were able to run out thankfully in time, and they were safe. but so many people -- 20 families here that are grieving after that my brother, he is a first responde

good morning i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena in el paso, texas. the nation is in mourning today after the deadliest and darkest 13 hours in the country, with back so back mass shootings here in el paso, texas, and in dayton, ohio here in el paso, chaos and gunfire erupted at a walmart near the cielo vista mall. the gunman opening fire on dozens of families on a busy saturday morning, killing 20 people and injuring 26 others. >> special coverage on "early today" with phillip in his hometown of el paso. no doubt covering another mass t especially so, phillip, when it happens where you grew up, where your family is, and when are you call home. >> reporter: >> it'l, frances on saturday i was getting ready to go to work and anchor an hour of msnbc and i got that email alert, and it started to -- it didn't really hit until i started to flooded with text messages from my mom and then from friends. and then i started getting alerts and then my mom told me that my aunt and my cousin were inside that cielo vista mall we were talking about and they ran out b

. >>> good tuesday morning i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena in el paso, texas. the country is once again grappling with grief after the unspeakable tragedies in dayton and here in el paso where the pain deepens after reports that two more people who were shot at walmart have died. bringing the death toll to 22. authorities now zeroing in on the alleged gunman patrick crusius and how the allen, texas, native ended up 11 hours away here in el paso but one thing is clear this community is not letting this divide them >> in the face of intolerance and hatred and violence, this community is coming together and displaying an extraordinary strength that i don't think this country or the world has ever known. >> and, phillip, with el paso being your hometown, you've seen that strength firsthand with your family and friends who know people who didn't survive this >> yeah, frances, unfortunately overnight i did learn that one of my mother's colleagues, her sister-in-law and her husband were among the dead, killed here at the walmart behind me it really speaks to the very

i'm phillip mena >> and i'm frances rivera. flights are back up and running at the world's busiest airport after a night of violent clashes inside hong kong international it was an explosive scene as waves of pro-democracy protesters faced off with riot police, shutting down the airport. in one instance an officer was cornered and beaten with his own baton. joining us from hong kong is janis mackey frayer. these protests are becoming more persistent and more intense. what's the government's response >> reporter: good morning, frances. the airport authority made the move yesterday to get a court injunction to prevent the terminals being flooded again with protesters. hundreds of flights were canceled over two days thousands of passengers were stranded they wanted to ensure that this, one of the world's busiest travel hubs, could get back on track. there are still some protesters here in the terminal they've been confined to the area behind me on the arrivals level. they've been told they need to stay there anything beyond these

an mena, he would have gone to prison for nine years and harris for six years, but then the deal didn'tt. because family and friends of the victims asked the judge to reject that deal saying the punishment was not harsh enough. and then the judge followed through with a rejection so they had to go okay, now we're going full bore into the trial. >> and let's bring david back in to talk about this. you are of course still on the case when that judge rejection happened. not talking specifically about this, but in general, when you have families that have gone through this trauma this tragedy, and they're very emotional, and they say that is not enough, is that something that would cause the judge to say, okay, then, and for the d.a., is the edition like, okay, we've got to roll with the dice, we've got to respect the family? >> in this case, there's a little nuance to it.e kmerasheu judge this one. >> a dif judge, judgeeardhetenc. under california law, victims absolutely have a right to address the court at the sentencing hearing, which many of them did. it was a very emotional sentencing

alvaro mena is mourning his stepfather, 77-year-old juan velasquez, who he says shielded and saved his mother, who is till recovering. >> three bullets and only one barely hit her because this one miss her, this one miss her, but this one got her. my stepfather saved her life. ve reporter: he saved her life. >> yes. h reporter: and here you are-- >> here we are. >> reporter: saying goodbye to him. >> saying goodbye to him, yes. >> reporter: also today, the attorney for the crusius family confirmed that the suspect's mother reached out to police in allen, texas, weeks ago about her son purchasing a firearm, grt agreed the conversation did not indicate he could be a danger to anyone other than himself. major. >> garrett: manuel bojorquez, thank you. a massive manhunt is stretching ghto a third night. officials in tennessee want everyone looking out for this man, curtis watson. sman strassmann explains why watson is considered "extremely dangerous." >> reporter: what's alarming about curtis watson's escape is his vicious side. it got him into prison. on wednesday morning, it got him out.

in the present again overruled his chief of staff and says no we will stay in the mena trading becauseamerican soldiers have fought against rocco and algeria, now here in the mediterranean, not just soldiers for combat commanders, generals have to learn how to defeat an open battle. hitler had not become master of europe for no reason, this was tough business. and to ensure that nobody would be in any doubt, what was required of america armed forc forces, he insisted i casablanca on a policy of unconditional surrender of the enemy, unconditional surrender of the germans, there will be no negotiation with the nazis. unconditional surrender. and a few months later the first german army did surrender to eisenhower, and may of 1943, in the alleys, americans eating the way under general eisenhower. occupied sicily and establish themselves in the south of italy at solana in the great eight hellion airfield. so the united states air force could bomb southern germany. this final volume picks up the story there. once again for me this was a learning experience because i had been brought up in b

. >> let's cross back over to el paso, and bring in msnbc's phillip mena who's actually from el paso, perspective on how this has played out. let's start with the latest on the suspect. what have we been able to learn about him so far from this investigation? >> reporter: so far, good morning, 21-year-old patrick crusias is in custody as he drove from dallas to el paso, and opened fire at the walmart behind me, killing 20 people, injuring dozens more. he is being treated as a domestic terrorist and authorities are considering federal hate crimes after it was revealed that he wrote anti-immigrant rhetoric on a web site called 8chan. like you mentioned, this is deeply personal to me. i was born here, and i was raised here, and my family still lives here to this day. it was so difficult to hear the news as it was unfolding on saturday. i was getting text messages from my mom. she was talking to me about my aunt and my cousin who were inside that mall in the chaos when it began, people thought there might be another shooter or the shooter had gone to the mall adjacent from the walmart her

the jurors must decide whether derek el mena and max harris are guilty of involuntary manslaughter after 36 people died in that warehouse fire in oakland. the attorneys say it's clear that the yuri of 9 women and three men have been paying close attention. at one point, they asked the judgif there was a legal definition for the term authorized agent as it pertains to the building owner and the permit. the jury was told no. the defense attorney said the jury asked the question and bodes well for their crime. >> my client can't be considered an authorized agent under any definition and the section said the owner, therefore, is responsible for permits. >> we interpret this dialogue with the jury now as a good soin for mr. harris. of course, we don't know and we're optimistic that it's going no the right direction. >> the prosecutors have declined to comment throughout the case. ktvu's crime reporter henry lee is reporting from the courtroom every day of the trial. if you would like to learn more, read the dale blog on ktvu.com. >> and time is 7:07. happened t the man accused in the fatal st

. >>> let's check the other headlines out there on this thursday morning phillip mena has those. >>>urgent search and rescue is under way for a navy pilot who crashed during a training mission in death valley national park that pilot was flying an fa-18 super hornet over an area dubbed "star wars" canyon seven tourists on the ground suffered minor injuries. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> more than eight years after the death of osama bin laden, u.s. officials tell nbc news that his son is dead he was largely expected to be the face of al qaeda's next generation his last known public statement was released by the terror group last year. officials did not say where, when, or how he died we know the death happened during the trump administration but it's unclear what role the u.s. government played in that if any >>> woodstock 50 has been wood stopped. the anniversary festival was officially canceled yesterday after headliners including miley cyrus and jay-z pulled out money and venue issues had critics predicting this announcement for months. the organizer, michael

is, because, if you want to blame anybody, you have to start at the very top, the government rich mena, the white, of america, they have abused and exploited the mexican people. host: that is sandy in washington. guest: very important come immigrants come to united states because we want to hire them and rent to them and sell to them. we want them to be our customers and family members. unfortunately, federal government rules are so restrictive that the majority of those who want to come here cannot do so legally. you talk about your experience in idaho as a young child working in agriculture during that time. there was also a guest worker visa program for mexicans that allow them to come up and agriculturein agriculture during the late 1940's, 1950's, early 1960's, go back home when they're done which created a circular flow and cut the number of illegal immigrants in the united states 90% in two years and drop the flow of illegal immigrants into the u.s. by 95% over two years, it saw the illegal immigration problem because the government created a way for people to enter legally and

. >> more now from fiphilip mena o is native to the area. >> reporter: i have family members.unt and cousin inside the mall when they got word of the shooting. they were able to get out safely, thankfully for us as a family. my brother is a firefighter here in el paso and was among those first on the scene to witness this firsthand. much like my aunt and my cousin, the people that gathered here at the mall and at the walmart w e where all of that took place, they were here shopping, back to school shopping. it is a typical saturday. a place that is highly populated. you have a lot of people come over from mexico. i worked at that mall when i was in high school. you hear a lot of times more spanish than english. it was specifically targeted against people who look like me, it is very hurtful. i grew up here and never felt as targeted as people feel now. they can't even take their kids back to school shopping. they don't even know how to tell their kids what is happening now. one thing, do we need gun reform? yes, we do. more mental health funding, yes, we do. but hate is not a

phillip mena is live in the new york newsroom with the latest. >>> good morning there are more questionsmorning surrounding the death of jeffrey epstein. two law enforcement officials are saying one thing being investigated is whether employees responsible for checking on epstein were actually sleeping on the job two sources tell nbc news that prison log books are being examined and compared to what is seen on surveillance video epstein's apparent suicide has already caused a shakeup at the correctional center. the attorney general reassigning the warden and also put two guards on administrative leave. >>> jay-z is changing his tune about the nfl. he's teaming up with the league to quarterback a new social justice program to ease turbulent times in the wake of play procedure testtests it wilz coproducer of the halftime show. >>> red sox pitcher chris sale has a new mlb record under his belt he got his 2,000th career strikeout, reaching the milestone faster than any other player it took him 1,626 innings. that is 85 innings faster than pedro martinez who held the previous record. back to

phillip mena is joining us live. how are the people doing there? >> reporter: good morning to you both. i'm sure there are people here in a city of 800,000 people plus that want to see the president comet here. i haven'ter come across any. i'm from here. i haven't heard that. we do know that we have heard from people outside of this city, that in the immediate aftermath of the tragic events people were calling for president trump to come herein st -- in sted of being at a golf resort. others say he can come here after he pays the bill he stiffed them on after a campaign. the majority of people here believe he is not welcome. they believe his hateful rhetoric played a role some what in what happened here and a role that led to the 22 people that are dead. >> thank you. >>> please are searching for a motive after this weekend's mass shooting in dayton, ohio. nine people were killed including the shooter's sister. right shnow, it is not clear whether she was an intended victim. there is no indication that race was a motive in this case. former classma

a jury of nine women and three men, must decide whether to convict derek al mena, and his associate max harris of six counts of involuntary manslaughter, one count for each person who died in the warehouse in 2016 in the fire. the jury has more than 100 exhibits and three months of testimony to review. almena's attorney said he has been mulling over what he did and did not say to the jury during the trial. the prosecution's closing testimony, which included pictures of the victims left an impression on the jury. >> is there things i didn't do, yes, i didn't rise to the sensationalistic level that the prosecutor did. it's an appeal to emotion which could backfire. >> the jury could be back to deliberate tomorrow morning which marks day nine of dl deliberations. >>> up and ready to go, we're going to show you the first commute in the multibillion dollar sales force transit center. >>> the power is back on, traffic running smoothly. it was just a mess everywhere around town, especially pleasanton, and freemont. the fire started along 680 between calaveras. pg&e says a dump truck snagged a

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so when you hear folks like phillip mena talk about how closely united that community is, it is absolutelyue. this is a place where 20,000 people cross every day between juarez and el paso. so this really is. when you watch the news in mexico city. it is the lead story. it will be on the front pages tomorrow. this is really a binational news story. >> at least in some countries, mass shootings continue to stay at the top of the news. ours are so frequent that it is hard for that to happen. we'll be back with you in a little bit. our coverage of the shooting in el paso continues on msnbc after this. so you only pay for what you need. wow. thanks, zoltar. how can i ever repay you? maybe you could free zoltar? thanks, lady. taxi! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (momespecially these days. it's easy to shrink into your own little world. (dad) i think it's here. (mom vo) especially at this age. (big sister) where are we going? (mom vo) it's a big, beautiful world out there. (little sister) woah... (big sister) wow. see that? (mom vo) sometimes you just need a

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the idea that it stopped because the same gang and started working for mueller as opposed to the doj mena doesn't pass the smell test. >> dan: is mueller the last resort for the hot potato? >> yeah, mueller was the last resort for this hot potato but i think nadler is like the hail mary i mean, come on. >> dan: you're right. there was actually a fourth player and nadler. i mistype your time, greg coming at sarah, thank you so much for great points. this way, the less the monetization of the republican supporters reached a new fever pitch. some are now coming calling for boycott of the soulcycle company equinox all because he is holding a fund-raiser for president trump at one end is nbc hack urges for a left followers to show up with pitchforks and torches outside of this business man's house may take a at this. >> i want pitchforks and torches outside this man's house in the hamptons. i've been to the hamptons. it's very nice. there's no reason why it has to be. it is no reason he should continue to have a nice little party. i wants -- there is no reason why people shouldn't be able to b

mena the bombs went off.>>> san francisco police are asking for the public's help identifying a packaget. visited her the morning of july 17 at a home on iris avenue in the richmond district. the surveillance video shows a woman stealing a large package that was delivered to the home by amazon. anyone with information is asked to call the police department 24-hour to blame. >>> california's largest operator of bottled and can recycling centers has shut down for good. they have closed all 284 of their centers today leaving 750 centers with nowhere to go. the company said keeping the centers open was no longer sustainable. there stapes and the pricing of recycled aluminum and plastic and increases in the minimum wage and the advocacy group consumer watchdog is calling on the states to require grocery store chains to begin redeeming bottles and cans. >>> in oakland jury is set to resume deliberations in the go ship warehouse trail. the got the case last wednesday and nine women and three men are on the jury are deciding whether they are guilty of 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter and t

and for that we go once again to phillip mena in new york >> good morning.tein's death is by no means an end to the investigation into his alleged sex trafficking ring fbi acts raided the former financier's private islands in the caribbean for evidence in the case meanwhile, there's growing scrutiny over his apparent suicide. the attorney general saying there were, quote, serious irregularities at the federal jail where the accused sex trafficker was held. >>> if you ever wondered what it would be like to fly on a private jet but without the huge price tag? one guy got a chance do just that he says that through some sort of glitch he ended up being delta's only passenger on this flight he was flying from aspen to salt lake city. he does have the diamond medallion status which is delta's top tier and delta says they were more than happy to give a frequent flyer a one of a kind experience. >>> and check out this guy in arizona here he knows real thiem in he caught this monster catfish weighed over 50 pounds he sent a picture of this to the arizona catfish cons