adrian moya pleaded guilty to attempted first degree murder. an officer's ballistic vest saved his life - after moya shot him during a traffic stop back in december. moya will face between 20 and 32 years in prison. sentencing is in november. a juniper bush... that's what caused monday's massive apartment fire.. what fire investigat don't know yet - is what caused that the bush to go up in flames.. the people who lived in the building are having to start over. the cunningham fire department has turned the scene back over to the hunter's run apartment complex... but residents won't be able to see what's left of their homes - until the end of this week. most of the burned buildings will need to be demolished. 24 apartments were burned...and several families displaced. the fire deparment also says - if you have juniper bushes sure it's a least 30 feet away from your home.. they're thin, dry leaves make them an extremely flammable plant. friends say 17 year-old kyra connolly was never in a bad mood. monday morning - the castle view high school seni

moya reached a plea agreement- so he'll spend up to 32 years in prison. if you drive by presbyterian saint luke's medical center today think don't worry--it's only a drill. the hospital will be preparing in case it has to deal with a massive influx of patients. the drill gets started at nine today... and should be wrapped up by noon. by now- the area near the national western complex is probably nearly empty. crews have been clearing out the large homeless camp there since monday. the department of environmental health says it's unsafe for the people there to stay. the camp. the city has been warning people there for several weeks to move out before this week's clearing. it plans to store any collected items in a safe location for people to pick up - the same thing the city did in march. nine homeless people and their lawyers are suing the city over that cleanup initiative... among other complaints. they say having their possessions taken away was unfair. a dangerous night next.. a look at the violence spreading in north carolina... after police shoot and

all bettero moya is there, he was in that press conference. joining us law enforcement analyst tom fuentes. alberto, to you, this is a delicate search as well as investigation and they have still kept this area virtually untouched while investigators try to piece together what happened and with the suspect may be. >> reporter: that's correct. one of the most important pieces of that puzzle is specifically the identity of the suspect. right now authorities do not know who he is. they do not know his name. all they have to go right now as was pointed out is simply the surveillance photographs that they put together. one thing we did learn was a little bit about the timeline of the sequence of events that happened inside the mall. the police are pointing out cameras did pick up the suspect walk in without a gun in his hands. ten minutes later the cameras picked him up again this time with a rifle and eventually picking up the shooting and the moment that the suspect goes out here and goes out of the mall. the other interesting point that caught m

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cnn producer alberta-moya live outside the mall. i know it's only 5:00 a.m.his happened at 7:00 a.m. your time. we know there were canines there that they were using. what is happening at the moment there? anything at all? >> reporter: sure. let me just set a little bit of the scene for you as to where we are. this is indeed the cascade mall. 60 miles north of seattle. and over my right shoulder, you do see the macy's. that's where we believe the shooting that took place yesterday was happening. i'm sure there's no question that they're probably investigators pouring over evidence that's taking place in that location. and as you can see the tent, one of the locations where they're probably pouring over the evidence that they're finding at that location. but the entire mall, this entire area is an area of over 400,000 square feet structure, it's completely closed off with police tape around the entire area. we circled the property a couple times trying to find the location where the media is being staged and there are multiple check points where police are bei

one thing that is really interesting we are increasingly talking more to work counterparts like moyaabout these best practice strategies, sharing ideas and integrated programs and policies and join together and advocacy. and seeking reform at the national level and in the last two years we have helped spearhead the development of the coalition of localities, city for action that i think over 100 mayors and leaders now. we have monthly calls in the update each other and then we worked together to support the national chains that we all want to see. the foremost of which is an immigration plan but we have also come together to accept more refugees. speaking from the local government perspective we have come together to promote efforts to seek sanctuary cities. our interest is in really a robust national reform for immigrants and we want to bring that perspective in that voice into the conversation. i do think increasingly there is a recognition and i'm excited to get into the weeds of the report and figure out what is in their from a local perspective that will give us more insight int

as part of a plea agreement moya places -- spaces between 20 and 30 years in prison when sentenced in november. >>> the driver who hit a cyclist in denver may not be even in colorado or the united states anymore. denver police think this hit and run suspect hit and killed the suspect near north gilpin street. nobody has seen him since. anybody who has seen olaciregui can leave an anonymous tip with metro denver crime has -- crime stoppers. >>> a colorado veteran waiting for mental health help from the da didn't get it in time and now senator cory gardner is one of two investigation into va clinics in colorado. a whistleblower went to congress with information about waitlist at the denver, colorado springs and golden va centers. a 26 rolled army ranger took his own life while waiting for mental health care in the springs. that was a player -- whistleblower says they may also have falsified his records after he died. gardner and senator ron johnson now want a full investigation. >> the last thing we want to do is repeat what this what -- what this nation went through headlines around th

moya is an agency that work to ensure the wellbeing of immigrants and supports their economic, social, and civic integration. and many, there are numerous programs and policies i'm going to ask her to talk about those in a bit, but sonia, her main responsibilities, she leads programs that promote access to justice by connecting immigrants to free and safe immigration legal services and also citizenship support. and they do that in a variety of ways, often through trusted community-based organizations and libraries across the city. senator moises dennis is a state senator from nevada, i should say nevada, i know better, but i'm from the east coast. he's been a member of the legislature since 2011. mo is also the co-chair of the national conference of state legislatures task force on immigration. he works with other state senators across the country to focus attention on state level concerns around immigration issues and to help ncsl influence policy and legislation at the national level on a range of issues. i really want to congratulate nas and the study panel experts for this report.