wagner and montoya returned fire--hitting both of the suspects.... they survived. the man accused in the bomings in new york and new jersey is now facing attempted murder charges. he is not talking to investigators. he won't even give them his name. ahmad rahami was hurt in a gun battle with new jersey police when he was found sleeping in a bar doorway monday morning. rahami is facing five counts of attempted murder of a police officer because of the shoot-out. two linden police officers were shot... they survived. federal charges in the bombings have yet to be filed. police say rahami planted the explosives in chelsea in jersey. 29 people were hurt in the chelsea blast. tulsa's police department is facing a federal investigation... after a video camera caught officers shooting an african american man .. while the suspect had his hands in the air. we have the recording of the moments leading up to the shooting... we want to warn you it is graphic. you can see police responding to the scene... in this video from a helicopter. police were responding to an abandoned c

foyer 40 for coming out to enjoy the celebration montoya awards are special named after two of our very own come from dpw, specifically they loved work for the city and the department they loved their union and they loved their coworkers they always fought it make it a better place whether a business manager anthony montoya that fought for the right of not only city workers but for bureau brooks brothers and sisters or like anthony grand juror junior who was a chief steward and a member of bargaining team that fought for better hours and wages and working continues for all fuss they knew what that meant to be a team winner and you should feel good our coworkers in the mind and felt you embodied the spirit you're one the top team players let's goumz for everyone past and present. >> (clapping.) >> first, i get to introduce one of the friends of ours good friends with the laborers for a long time and understand the challenges and dangers we fascinate streets working everyday our district attorney george gascon. >> thank you, thank you you know. >> (clapping.) >> it is really an his own be

and security guard edwin montoya used pepper spray to break it up. he called for help from detective randall wagner--who was working nearby. that's when kevin jones began firing into a crowd on the street and officer returned fire--hitting both of the brothers. kevin jones faces attempted murder and assault charges. a repeat drinking and driving offender was sentenced to more than two decades behind bars for a deadly hit-and-run. jonathan cordova was sentenced on monday for the hit and run death of ernestine maynes back in december... he'll spend 22 years in jail. his blood alcohol level was almost three times the legal limit.... it was his sixth alcohol and driving offense and third felony conviction. maynes was crossing colfax wadsworth boulevard when she was hit.. cordova left - but police later found him at his girlfriend's apartment. all of the people stabbed in last weekend's attack at a mall in minnesota -- are home from the hospital today. the suspect - 22- year-old dahir adan - was killed by an off duty police officer. isis claimed responsib

montesi carlos alberto montoya antonio de jesus montoya valdes cheryl ann monyak thomas carlo moody sharon moore krishna v. moorthy laura lee defazio morabito abner morales carlos manuel morales paula e. morales sonia mercedes morales puopolo gerard p. moran, jr. john christopher moran john michael moran kathleen moran lindsay stapleton morehouse george william morell vincent s. morello richard j. morgan dorothy morgan blanca robertina morocho morocho leonel geronimo morocho morocho dennis gerard moroney and my father james. >> and my father and my and. lynne irene morris odessa v. morris seth allan morris steve morris christopher martel morrison ferdinand v. morrone william david moskal brian a. moss marco motroni cynthia motuwilson iouri a. mouchinski jude joseph moussa peter moutos damion o'neil mowatt teddington h. moy christopher michael mozzillo stephen vincent mulderry richard t. muldowney, jr. michael d. mullan dennis michael mulligan nancy muÑiz francisco heladio munoz carlos mario muÑoz theresa munson robert michael murach cesar augusto murillo marc a. murolo brian joseph murphy

with that i like to turn it over to luis montoya >> thank you tom. members of the board. i want to give a presentation and bike lanes and where we have come and going. give a update about the projects related to mayors executive drether issued a month ago and give the opportunity to have a conversation about enforcement as requested. protected bike lanes i couldn't have said it better they are really important to us improving the safety of the streets not just for bicyclist but people who walk and drive. we have 13 miles of protected bike lanes. they go from golden gate park, various neighborhoods. here is jfk, the first bike lane in san francisco as well as [inaudible] on the bottom. with these projects we have seen increase in bicyclist and reduction in crashs and reduction in speeds and increase in rider ship. here is a map showing the 13 miles we have done so far as well as the pipeline of projects we plan to see in the next 15 months. we are planning doubling the mileage of bike lanes that include projects like masonic which broke down, pullic street and second stree

. >> this is amigo montoya. >> michelle: oh my gosh. he is so vicious. >> very vicious. [ laughter ] >> michelle: he is so cute. then treat. one of the -- waiting for a treat. one of the dogs that somebody might-- >> no this is mine. you can't have him. you would have to pry him out of my cold dead hands. >> michelle: my apologies. >> my dog. >> michelle: that's how you know he is looking for the six finger cat. if you have seen princess bride you know what we're talking about. let's talk about the dog-tober-fest. this is something for people. dog, little pet friendly events like this one. >> it is. we recently ranked as one of the top dog friendly cities in the country. so go las vegas. >> michelle: that is him? >> that is angelina. and that's zoe. [ laughter ] zoe with the under bite. we love her. there's amigo when he is less groomed. [ laughter ] >> michelle: that's how i look when i wake up in the morning. that's okay. >> dog-tober-fest is coming up it is a benefit for the las vegas fill harmon ick guild. i -- philharmonic guild. h

with that i like to turn it over to luis montoya >> thank you tom. members of the board. i want to give a presentation and bike lanes and where we have come and going. give a update about the projects related to mayors executive drether issued a month ago and give the opportunity to have a conversation about enforcement as requested. protected bike lanes i couldn't have said it better they are really important to us improving the safety of the streets not just for bicyclist but people who walk and drive. we have 13 miles of protected bike lanes. they go from golden gate park, various neighborhoods. here is jfk, the first bike lane in san francisco as well as [inaudible] on the bottom. with these projects we have seen increase in bicyclist and reduction in crashs and reduction in speeds and increase in rider ship. here is a map showing the 13 miles we have done so far as well as the pipeline of projects we plan to see in the next 15 months. we are planning doubling the mileage of bike lanes that include projects like masonic which broke down, pullic street and second stree

with that i like to turn it over to luis montoya >> thank you tom. members of the board. i want to give a presentation and bike lanes and where we have come and going. give a update about the projects related to mayors executive drether issued a month ago and give the opportunity to have a conversation about enforcement as requested. protected bike lanes i couldn't have said it better they are really important to us improving the safety of the streets not just for bicyclist but people who walk and drive. we have 13 miles of protected bike lanes. they go from golden gate park, various neighborhoods. here is jfk, the first bike lane in san francisco as well as [inaudible] on the bottom. with these projects we have seen increase in bicyclist and reduction in crashs and reduction in speeds and increase in rider ship. here is a map showing the 13 miles we have done so far as well as the pipeline of projects we plan to see in the next 15 months. we are planning doubling the mileage of bike lanes that include projects like masonic which broke down, pullic street and second stree

. >> >> carlos alberto montoya >> antonio jesus montoya valdes >> cheryl and monarch >> carlos moodyrla man well morale us >> paula morale us mercedeso >> john christopher moran >> john michael moran >> kathleen moran >> stephen morello * george william moraneo >> vincent morella >> richard morgan > >> dorothy morgan nancy morgenstern geronimo maroacha dennis gerard mulroney >> and my father james. >> and my father todd in my aunt kayleen. [applause] >> irene morris seth allen morris >> steve morris >> christopher morrison >> fernanda moores >> brian moss >> marco petroni >matroni >> peter -- >> david o'neill -- >> christopher michael -- >> stephen vincent mulberry >> michael mullen >> dennis michael mulligan >> peter james mulligan >> michael mullen >> james donald -- >> nancy nunez >> carlos munoz >> teresa munson >> robert michael mock >> stephen morello >> marque morello >> charles anthony murphy >> christopher w. murphy >> edward charles murphy >> james s. murphy the fourth >> james thomas murphy >> kevin james murphy >> patrick murphy >> patrick sean murphy >> raymond murphy >>

. >> alyssa montoya says the victim is her best friend haley vargas. police found vargas in the street with a gunshot to her torso. taken to the hospital where she died. >> you don't think about that. you just think that you will go out and have fun for a while and come home to your family. reporter: news of vargas' death spread over social mediaa the actual incident developing loud enough to wake neighbors. >> you think it is a house party on a friday night with teens getting crazy and fighting in the front yard and you learn that a young girl was killed and you heard possibly that's hard. >> some neighbors sathey heard as many as nine shots. one of them killing a young girl. someone alissa describes as a best friend. >>> and tonight police are still searching for the shooter. the suspect is a hispanic man in his late teens with a skinny bill. hoop ring in his nose and darkk hair. >>> another commune is really from the death of a high school student. brandon reis. he collapsed at a meet i broomfield yesterday. nicole brady was at a memorial for him ho

. >> i assigned montoya with the tazer. ready? >> it's cell search day.t warning they remove inmates from their cells and search their bunks. they are on the look out for contraband from drugs to homemade weapons called shanks. >> they pull the metal off and even for that. >> how often do you find contraband? >> every day. >> inmates could lose privileges like visitation or get charged additional time. >> it's thorough on the ceilings. >> toilet paper gets repurposed for gang communication. >> i want to show you this. they want to pass something to someone. stuff it in here. it's a form called a kip. >> this is a popular wi to pass drugs too. >> it's all from a t-shirt. >> whenever deputies are off the tier, they come out. it revolves around money and markets. >> can you give me a sense of what the gang rules are? >> every aspect of your is dictated to you. what time you wake up and how you interact with the other races and how you interact with staff. the misconception is once you come to jail that you are no longer able to influence others. that is inco

with that i like to turn it over to luis montoya >> thank you tom. members of the board. i want to give a presentation and bike lanes and where we have come and going. give a update about the projects related to mayors executive drether issued a month ago and give the opportunity to have a conversation about enforcement as requested. protected bike lanes i couldn't have said it better they are really important to us improving the safety of the streets not just for bicyclist but people who walk and drive. we have 13 miles of protected bike lanes. they go from golden gate park, various neighborhoods. here is jfk, the first bike lane in san francisco as well as [inaudible] on the bottom. with these projects we have seen increase in bicyclist and reduction in crashs and reduction in speeds and increase in rider ship. here is a map showing the 13 miles we have done so far as well as the pipeline of projects we plan to see in the next 15 months. we are planning doubling the mileage of bike lanes that include projects like masonic which broke down, pullic street and second stree

montesi carlos alberto montoya antonio de jesus montoya valdes cheryl ann monyak thomas carlo moody sharonio morabito abner morales carlos manuel morales paula e. morales sonia mercedes morales puopolo gerard p. moran, jr. john christopher moran john michael moran kathleen moran lindsay stapleton morehouse george william morell steven p. morello vincent s. morello yvette nicole moreno dorothy morgan richard j. morgan nancy morgenstern sanae mori blanca robertina morocho morocho leonel geronimo morocho morocho dennis gerard moroney and my father. >> and my father and aunt. [applause] lynne irene morris odessa v. morris seth allan morris steve morris christopher martel morrison ferdinand v. morrone william david moskal brian a. moss marco motroni cynthia motuwilson iouri a. mouchinski jude joseph moussa peter moutos damion oneil mowatt teddington h. moy christopher michael mozzillo stephen vincent mulderry richard t. muldowney, jr. michael d. mullan dennis michael mulligan peter james mulligan michael joseph mullin james donald munhall nancy muñiz francisco heladio munoz carlos mario muñoz t

. >> i have assigned montoya and sherret with the taser. ready? >> it's cell search day.out warning, deputies remove inmates from their cells, then search their bunks. they're on the lookout for any contraband, from drugs to homemade weapons called shanks. where are the shanks coming from? >> they try to pull the metal off the bunks, or even from the food tray. >> how often do you find contraband in these cells? >> every day. >> if caught with anything against the rules, inmates could lose privileges like visitation or get charged additional time. >> it's very thorough up on the ceiling. >> but still, essentials like toilet paper get repurposed, often for gang communication. >> i just want to show you this. they want to pass something to someone, they'll go ahead and stuff it in here. and it's a form of a pipe. >> this is called a kite? >> a pipe. >> this is i assume a pop layer way the pass drugs too? >> yes. communicate, weapons. and it's all from a t-shirt. >> whenever deputies are off the tier, the kites rapidly come out. confiscated messages reveal just how organized

luis, montoya the liverable streets director with sfmta. i want to talk about the mayors executive director. 19 people lost their lives on san francisco streets so far this year. june 22, we experienced two particularly horrific deaths of two woman bicycleing. one in golden gate park and one south of market area. in response to these ongoing the persistent traffic deaths we see, the mayor issued the executive directive to refocus our efforts to give us specific goals to focus on in the near term and also make sure that we are focusing on the areas where the two women were killed. there are 13 areas and range from safety infrastructure on the streetss to also the education work you heard about today as well as making our city vehicles safer and making sure we educate our city workers. i want to talk about the various infrastructure measures in the executive directive. starting out the mayors has really set the bar high for us. saying we should be installing the highest achievable safety measures on the high injury networks. the high injury n

luis, montoya the liverable streets director with sfmta. i want to talk about the mayors executive director. 19 people lost their lives on san francisco streets so far this year. june 22, we experienced two particularly horrific deaths of two woman bicycleing. one in golden gate park and one south of market area. in response to these ongoing the persistent traffic deaths we see, the mayor issued the executive directive to refocus our efforts to give us specific goals to focus on in the near term and also make sure that we are focusing on the areas where the two women were killed. there are 13 areas and range from safety infrastructure on the streetss to also the education work you heard about today as well as making our city vehicles safer and making sure we educate our city workers. i want to talk about the various infrastructure measures in the executive directive. starting out the mayors has really set the bar high for us. saying we should be installing the highest achievable safety measures on the high injury networks. the high injury n

luis, montoya the liverable streets director with sfmta. i want to talk about the mayors executive director. 19 people lost their lives on san francisco streets so far this year. june 22, we experienced two particularly horrific deaths of two woman bicycleing. one in golden gate park and one south of market area. in response to these ongoing the persistent traffic deaths we see, the mayor issued the executive directive to refocus our efforts to give us specific goals to focus on in the near term and also make sure that we are focusing on the areas where the two women were killed. there are 13 areas and range from safety infrastructure on the streetss to also the education work you heard about today as well as making our city vehicles safer and making sure we educate our city workers. i want to talk about the various infrastructure measures in the executive directive. starting out the mayors has really set the bar high for us. saying we should be installing the highest achievable safety measures on the high injury networks. the high injury n

. >> on book tv on c-span2, fawn amber montoya, colorado state university professor and author of the book "making an american work force" the rockefellers and the legacy of ludlow. talks about the deadly strike between miners and the colorado fuel and iron company which resulted in a public relations nightmare for john d. rockefeller jr. >> united mine workers president actually walks out to rockefeller's car and tells him to turn around. he says you're not welcome here. i cannot guarantee your safety. >> author matthew harris discusses his book, the founding fathers, and the debate over religion in revolutionary america. >> religion is interesting. they didn't talk about religion at the constitutional convention. in fact, one of the only things they said was is that you didn't have to hold public office -- you didn't have to believe in the bible or some form of christianity to hold public office. >> on american history tv on c-span3, hear about the ludlow massacre which took place during the colorado coal strike of 1913 and 1914. we'll visit the steel work center of the west museum

. >>> asÍ es queridos amigos del tamaÑo de dos canchas de fÚtbol america americano, camilo montoya hablÓo va y lucha por Él, esta pintura se ve excepcional, se ve increÍble lo que pasa que vamos a ver dÓnde van a poder ponerlo y exponerlo. bueno seÑores, ya nos vamos nosotros en casa estÁ con snz nosotros eros ramazzoti. nosotros eros ramazzoti. >>> shaila durcal responde a l"o featuring elvis crespo] ♪ mi amada se marchó y esta bufanda fue lo único... ¿qué? ¡hace un mes que lo lavó! el duradero aroma de gain flings! con chile y limÓn ♪ >>> mucho limÓn, mucho chile y muchos recuerdos, este fin de semana se le rindiÓ un merecido tributo a juan gabriel hasta morelia michoacÁn quien esta aÍi >>> karina estÁ ahÍ >>> shaila durcal ofreciÓ un concierto a juan gabriel en la explanada de este lugar de morelia a mis espaldas y los rumores que decÍan que maltrataba a su madere v rocÍo durcal y la habÍa afectado. >>> shaila durcal estaba emocionado con su primer dÍa de actividades para recordar a juan gabriel recordando los temas que el canta au to utor le dio a su >>> ella era amor eterno y albert

. >> con ustedes camilo montoya. ¿cÓmo estÁs camilo?ciÓn para ganar dinero y enviarlo para que tengan un futuro mejor. >>> la historia tan linda como les dije a los productores el abrazo eterno para que se vea todo lo que grabamos realmente es un momento muy emocionante. >>> eso es camilo, pidiendo tiempo para maÑana. aunque usted no lo crea. nurn como 45 minutos de lÁgrimas y abrazos. es lo mismo que le pasÓ a mi madre cuando me vio con uniforme de gaitas. >>> vÁmonos con james adelante. >>> gracias camilo, >>> gracias a usted en este que es el momento mÁs sabroso de la televisiÓn. sÍ seÑor muy bien. >>> estamos listos en casita porque vamos a preparar una deliciosa receta pero antes ustedes que son astros en las redes sociales nos han compartido esta maravillosa y deliciosa receta ademÁs muy saludable la preparÓ paty 96 unos filetes de pescado con un arroz y ensalada miren que buena pinta tiene la comida. recuerden etiqueta en sus fotos con el hashtag quÉ rico james para compartirlas en nuestras pantallas de telemundo bueno, ahora sÍ

. >> on book tv on c-span2, amber montoya, professor and author of "making an american workforce: the rockefellers and the legacy of led low." talks about the deadly strike between miners and the colorado fuel and iron company, which resulted in a public relations nightmare for john d. rockefeller jr. >> united mine workers president frank hayes actually walks out to rockefeller's car and tells him to turn around. he says you're not welcome here. i cannot guarantee your safety. >> then, author matthew harris discusses his book, "the founding fathers and the debate over religion in revolutionary america." >> religion's interesting. they didn't talk a lot about religion at the constitutional convention. in fact, one of the only things they said was that you didn't have to hold public office -- or you dens have to believe in the bible or some form of christianity to hold public office. >> on american history tv on c-span3, hear about the ludlow massacre, which took place during the colorado coal strike in 1913 and '14, and we'll visit the steelwork center of the west museum and speak wit

. >> on book tv on c-span2, fawn amber montoya, colorado state university professor and author ofsome making an american workforce, the rockefellers and the legacy of ludlow," talks about the deadly strike between miners and the colorado fuel and iron company which resulted in a public relations nightmare for john d. rockefeller junior. >> president frank hayes walks out to the his car and tells him to turn around. he says you're not welcome here. i cannot guarantee your safety. >> then matthew harris discusses his book "the founding fathers and the debate over religious in revolutionary america." >> religion is interesting. they didn't a lot about religion at the constitutional convention. one of the only things they said was you didn't have to hold public office. you didn't have to believe in the bible or some form of christianity to the hold public office. >> on "american history tv" on c-span3, hear about the ludlow massacre which took place during the colorado coal strike of 1913 and '1437 we'll visit the steel work center of the west museum and talk with curator victoria miller

montoya o schumacher lo hacen, pero el ahorro es mÍnimo, y tenemos que ser predecibles.s, yo sÉ que casi no le gusta poner gasolina, pero hay que hacerlo y cuidar nuestro auto. karla: hay cosas que no nos gustan, pero hay que hacerlas. francisca: ¿a quiÉn le ha pasado, despuÉs de horas en el gimnasio, que usted sigue y sigue y no ve ni un solo resultado? claudia molina nos dice cuÁles son esos ejercicios que no funcionan, y quÉ hacer para que sean mÁs efectivos. karla: en breve, mÁs reacciones y detalles del homenaje que el pueblo mexicano le brindÓ al muy querido juan gabriel. francisca: aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica", el programa que siempre piensa en ti. ya volvemos. ♪ karla: muy buenos dÍas. martes 6 de septiembre del aÑo 2016. estÁbamos escuchando a fernando de la mora cantando "amor eterno", anoche en el palacio de bellas artes. un momento que a muchos nos erizÓ la pi. yo decÍa: no puedo creer que ya no estÁ con nosotros. pero seguirÁ siendo nuestro amor eterno. alejandro: estuvimos mirando todos los detalles de este homenaje. creo que el mundo entero tenÍa los ojos e

luis, montoya the liverable streets director with sfmta. i want to talk about the mayors executive director. 19 people lost their lives on san francisco streets so far this year. june 22, we experienced two particularly horrific deaths of two woman bicycleing. one in golden gate park and one south of market area. in response to these ongoing the persistent traffic deaths we see, the mayor issued the executive directive to refocus our efforts to give us specific goals to focus on in the near term and also make sure that we are focusing on the areas where the two women were killed. there are 13 areas and range from safety infrastructure on the streetss to also the education work you heard about today as well as making our city vehicles safer and making sure we educate our city workers. i want to talk about the various infrastructure measures in the executive directive. starting out the mayors has really set the bar high for us. saying we should be installing the highest achievable safety measures on the high injury networks. the high injury n

on book tv on c-span2, fawn amber montoya, colorado state university professor, author of "making an american work force," the rock fellers and the legacy of ludlow. talks about the deadly strike between miners and the colorado fuel and iron company which resulted in a public relations nightmare for john d. rockefeller jr. >> united mine workers president frank hayes walked out to rockefeller's car and tells him to turn around. he said you're not welcome here. i cannot guarantee your safety. >> then author matthew harris discusses his book "the founding fathers and the debate over religion in revolutionary america." >> they didn't talk a lot about religion at the constitutional convention. one of the only things you said -- they said was you didn't have to hold public office, or didn't have to believe in some form of christianity to hold public office. >> and hear about the lud low massacre which took place in the colorado coal strike of 1913 and 1914. and we'll visit the steelworks center of the west museum and talk to its cue rator about the colorado fuel and mine company. >> this

luis, montoya the liverable streets director with sfmta. i want to talk about the mayors executive director. 19 people lost their lives on san francisco streets so far this year. june 22, we experienced two particularly horrific deaths of two woman bicycleing. one in golden gate park and one south of market area. in response to these ongoing the persistent traffic deaths we see, the mayor issued the executive directive to refocus our efforts to give us specific goals to focus on in the near term and also make sure that we are focusing on the areas where the two women were killed. there are 13 areas and range from safety infrastructure on the streetss to also the education work you heard about today as well as making our city vehicles safer and making sure we educate our city workers. i want to talk about the various infrastructure measures in the executive directive. starting out the mayors has really set the bar high for us. saying we should be installing the highest achievable safety measures on the high injury networks. the high injury n