naya rivera was a triple threat talent on "glee."acetime calls and i called her back and i said, where are you? she's like, oh, me and josie, we're going to go to the lake and i was going to have him fish. >> do you remember what you said in those final facetime moments? >> i told her, i go, well, the water is getting choppy. i said i love you and call me. call me when you get off the water. >> reporter: yolanda talked to her daughter from that rented pontoon boat as the devoted single mom sent out for adventure on the lake with her son but hours later the then 4-year-old josie was found by another boater. asleep. adrift. alone wearing a life vest. naya was gone. >> he told us, he said, don't worry, we have josie but your daughter is missing. and it was almost like a force, i don't know what it was, but i literally -- i was just pushed backwards, just screaming. >> reporter: for five grueling days rescue teams searched day and night. the "glee" family holding vigil lakeside. >> we saw people holding vigil, people holding hands sendin

su hijo fue encontrado con un chaleco salvavidas sÓlo en el barco con el cuerpo de naya fue encontradoue les dejo esta lamentable pÉrdida. carolina: te agradecemos por esta informaciÓn, no puedo creer que ya haya pasado un aÑo. gracias. borja: don chente estÁ hospitalizado con el cantante icono de la mÚsica ranchera, vicente fernÁndez, de 81 aÑos de edad, tuvo fiebre, dolor en el cuerpo y malestar estomacal, por lo que tuvo que ser internado de emergencia en un hospital privado de guadalajara. uno de sus hijos dijo que su padre se encontraba bien, y que se tratarÍa de una infecciÓn en las vÍas urinarias. >> queridos amigos... a todo el pÚblico quiero decirles que dejen de preocuparse, que fue sÓlo una infecciÓn urinaria, y que ya me encuentro bien. gracias a todos los amigos en la prensa, que siempre me han tratado muy bien. que dios los bendiga. carolina: lo prometido es deuda, la conmovedora historia de un abuelo que hizo que la graduaciÓn de su hija fuera un dÍa muy especial, utilizando el triciclo que Él usaba cuando era niÑo. ♪ ♪ ♪ con tantos proyectos, adriana requiere ayuda. nec

authorities believe that naya's father was likely a target.rug conspiracy with ties to drug dealers. naya was in the wrong place at the wrong time. the head of the d.c. police union says more police officers are needed. >> this is a systemic problem in the criminal justice system. you don't have enough police officers. the police officers are having their tools taken away, being apprehensive based on city councils. >> trace, you and ted talked about adding more polices here in washington d.c. it's about 170. it's going to be $11 million. that is an emergency funding. that was not originally budgeted. mayor bowser said she's trying to scrape the money to get to get them on the street as soon as possible. >> trace: thanks, david spunt. moments ago the white house insisting protocols are in place to prevent migrants from bringing covid in to the u.s. texas governor greg abbott takes matters into his own hands next. homeowners. n newday's refi rate is the lowest in their history. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. one call can save you thou

committed this crime came into this community without any regard for human life, without regard for naya's life. >> reporter: there is now a $60,000 reward for information in the courtney case. washington, d.c. passed a hundred homicides this year faster than any year since 2003. jericka? >> wow, and, chris, i know you don't normally work on sunday, but you filed this report for us because you, as you said at the top, were actually inside at the time. what was that experience like? >> reporter: i was on the far side of the stadium from where the shooting occurred. i heard at least three shots, bang, bang, bang. the person next to me wondered if there were fireworks. and then you had this period of not knowing what was going on, talk of there may being a shooter in the park. i am struck still by this image of this father who was hugging his kids and rushing them out of the park and just the look of shock and fear on their faces. >> well, chris, we thank you for your reporting, and we're thankful that you are safe. >>> muslims have started to arrive in mecca in saudi arabia for their annual

naya courtney shot dead while riding her scooter on the street. mark hargrave has been charged with murder. the suspect is no stranger to the criminal justice system and very possible that he was targeting naya's family, her father and several others that were indicted in a drug investigation. their criminal activity is to blame for the little girl's death. >> the individuals in that area, the individuals that were out there day in and day out that the community has been complaining about, they bear in part responsibility for this 6-year-old that we lost in our community. >> just minutes after d.c. police made that announcement, they alerted the public of another shooting in that area. here now greg pemberton from the d.c. police union. another tragic story out of d.c. thanks for joining us. we reported the police chief says 215 police officers have left the department since last october. d.c. is not alone. i want to put the numbers on the board. minneapolis, nearly 20% of their police department retired or took leave of absence last year and chic

our public safety and we're not going to let any incident, even as tragic as what happened to sweet nayaop us from living in our city. but we do have to be very focused on finding the people, and there are a few of them, and focus on the places. also a few of them that are contributing to a lack of a sense of safety in our town, and we're very committed to getting to the bottom of it. >> well, we are thankful to you and to commissioner conte and what the police are doing, and we know how safe and wonderful our city is. this is just a shocking way that it was displayed with the whole country to see in a place that has been improving in safety. but we do have over 100 homicides already this year and it is of concern. >> absolutely. >> thank you so much, madam mayor. >>> and we have breaking news. in the first felony sentencing from the january 6th attack on the capitol, paul hodgkin's sentenced to prison. he was inside with a trump flag, and goggles. he did not assault anyone or destroy property. how do you judge his sentencing? >> well, the prosecution had asked for 18 months in prison. t

in d.c., outrage after 6-year-old naya courtney was gunned down >> our family is broken, and we will never be the same again. >> reporter: the biden administration is focusing on a crackdown of illegal gun sales, but similar tactics have been tried before do you believe that the main reason for this uptick in violent crime is bail reform >> without a date. >> reporter: critics including the head of the nypd's detectives union argue going after guns is not enough they highlight recent cuts to police department budgets and the elimination of cash bail. >> it is a revolving door new york city detectives and police officers have from year to date made of those individuals are let back out on to the street so there are no consequences. >> reporter: the attorney general says this new initiativ will make it easier for local cops and prosecutors to share information and make arrests with outstanding warrants lester >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> up next, the challenge of holding these olympics keir simmons with an exclusive interview with japan's prime minister we will be right back. >>>

it comes less than a week after 6-year-old naya courtney was shot and killed by a stray bullet not farthe ballpark. and, jackie, all the suspects both in the shooting last night here on 14th street, the killing of naya courtney and the shooting at nats park, those suspects remain at large. jackie: jack lew cat, thank you so much for that. -- lucas, thank you for that. the police chief didn't stop there, listen to this. >> i'm going to tell you the truth. the real issue is we have a crisis of bad actors who will do things, no accountability, and they end up back in community. and the police officers, i guarantee you, when we lock up whoever did this, they will be no stranger to us, i promise you that. we see more of this in our communities. and then what happens? once someone's shot, you know, people are outraged. i'm outraged every time. watching families suffer when they don't have to. because we're putting violent criminals, allowing them to be back out in communities. that's unacceptable. jackie: very powerful words there. joining me now to discuss it further is howard safer, former

. >> reporter: the shooting at the game happening just one day after 6-year-old naya courtney was shot killed in southeast d.c., a $60,000 reward being offered in that case. the washington, d.c. police union summing up the mood among law enforcement in the city, tweeting, quote, welcome to washington, d.c. where violent crime permeates everything. it is a tragedy that elected officials won't let us do our jobs. in chicago, at least 47 shot including six children who were hurt in a drive-by shooting at a party. a witness to that shotting stunned by the increase in violence. >> and just to think something as simple as a gathering leads to someone getting hurt and i just hate to hear that over and over of again that our young people are getting shot continuously. >> reporter: in the san francisco bay area where burglaries are up 52% from last year, the mayor is going to announce today how the city will deal with the uptick in crime, announcing a community policing and deployment plan. ashley, todd. ashley: marianne thank you. todd: anti-government protests continuing across cuba over the

came just one day after little naya courtney was shot and killed about 3 miles from where i'm standing shot and killed while police were on scene. they showed up quickly after the first of several shots were fired. >> they were bold enough to do it while the police were present. and i feel like if they have -- to do that, why not get out of the vehicle and walk up and get the person that you're trying to get instead of shooting into a crowd with children in it. >> reporter: also not far from where i'm standing, an uber eats drive was killed in march after a carjacking. authorities say two teen girls aged 13 and 15 pulled it off. they're both in jail right now and will be there until they're 21 years old. the d.c. police union tracks numbers recorded in 100 homicides this month, the last time they hit a number this high early this time in the year 2003. there have been more than 200 carjackings and 386 police officers have left the scene -- or have left the force, i should say, since last year, june 2020. they say that about 175 of them have resigned, the rest of them have retired. ther

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. >>> today is one year since the death of actress naya rivera. we are hearing from her family .g while boating on lake pyruvic north of los angeles. she was with her son at the time. he was okay. her sister is talking about her legacy. >> honestly i don't think she even knew the impact she had. people would come up to her all the time and say you saved my life. i don't think she understood what that meant. >> up at 7:00 on gma. >>> bill cosby want to jump back into showbiz now that he is at a prison. the disgraced comedians publicist said plans are in the works to get the cosby show star back on stage. his next act will include issues of criminal justice reform based on his own experiences. cosby was released from prison after the supreme court overturned his secs assault conviction on a technicality. >>> california is joining dozens of states in suing google over its apt store practices. they say the company holds a monopoly on apt distribution in the u.s.. it takes ames at the fees google is charging developers for in app purchases. >>> forget the cafeteria. >> self driving ro

how about little 6-year-old naya courtney that lost her life in washington d.c.? just one footnote, one last mention here. a free cuba sign painted on the road in d.c. it was unauthorized. they did not receive permission to paint this sign. that was erased in front of the cuban embassy. we know the black lives matter similar paint in front of -- near the white house is an authorized one. it's just -- put your thoughts through that process a little bit about what's going on and why that would be something that would be even on the list with what's going on in washington d.c. >> painting such a picture of abdication of duty. mayor bowser has tripled the spenting in washington d.c. this reflecting her push to call this appalling sky rocketing of crime there a public health challenge. >> look, emily, there were more than 100 homicides in washington d.c. just this year. this is the story sadly of all of our cities. i live in new orleans. we've had a 51% jump in the number of shootings. why is that happening? when you have an effort by politicians to demonize and defund

. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., frustration and calls for justice after 6-year-old naya courtneyght in another weekend ravage d by gun violence in the united states. >> it keeps happening. it keeps happening. >> take our streets back from these cowards that are killing our children. >> reporter: courtney's grandmother, remembering the incoming first grader as an amazing little girl. >> i pray that another child don't suffer in the way my granddaughter had to suffer with senseless acts of violence. i want justice for my granddaughter. >> reporter: metropolitan police department releasing this video, showing a person vehicle of interest. a reward is being offered in the incident that also left five adults injured. >> i'm asking we all stand together and say no more. i am sick and tired of being sick and tired. the cowards who committed this crime came into this community without any regard for human life, without regard for nayia's life. >> reporter: this happened three miles away from nationals park where three people were injured in a separate shooting outside the baseball stadiu

$60,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest of those responsible for the death of little naya courtney, an innocent bystander that was in a crowd when a car pulled up and opened fire. in this video you see a silver vehicle driving through an intersection. and then from one second to another once it approaches the intersection you see the muzzle flashes as they open fire. d.c.'s police chief says officers were actually nearby. there's that moment there, fred. it's pretty dramatic stuff. police officers with the washington, d.c. metropolitan police department were nearby. they rushed to the scene. and they desperately tried to save this little girl. even at one point rushing her in their patrol car to the hospital. and sadly she did not survive. five other people, all adults, were injured. their injuries, however, not life-threatening. but really we listened to the update from investigators here and you can hear the outrage in their voice here. the police chief saying that he's not only sick but he is tired of being sick and tired of this level of violence, not just in his commu

this is naya courtney. 6 years old.ling her grandmother that she was looking forward to first grade and going to big kid school. this little girl was gunned down in washington d.c. in our nation's capitol on friday. police believe it was somebody in this vehicle. you can see the blasts out of the back seat of that car from the right side of the vehicle. that's what took her life on friday. she was out for a walk with her mom. she was on her scouter. also, in our nation's capitol, one day after that little girl was killed, someone in that car, these folks were enjoying a ball game on a july evening and heard shots and starting running for their lives outside national's park in the united states of america. this kind of fear on our streets and even in our ball parks. pete hegseth is standing by. first to geraldo rivera whose daughter, isabella, was at that game friday. as people left, she started shooting video of what was going on in there it's so shocking. we can't get used to this. we can't feel that it's normal to go

the cops were there when naya courtney, 6 years old, was killed two weeks ago, the cops were there quicklydoes not support them. mike: many thanks, have a great sunday. >> thanks, mike. mike: active wildfires burning in california, a closer look when we come back. ♪♪ the covid-19 vaccines are safe and effective. and while walgreens has safely administered over 25 million free covid-19 vaccines, we can't stop there. because this is still our shot. psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen, painful. tremfya® is approved to help reduce joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some patients even felt less fatigued. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tremfya®. emerge tremfyant™. janssen can help you explore cost support options. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking tremfya®. emerge tremfyant™. in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to g

. >> reporter: after 6-year-old naya courtney killed in another drive-by shooting friday night anothered states. >> with it keeps happening. >> take these streets back from our cowards that's killing our children. >> reporter: courtney's grandmother remembering the incoming first grader as an amazing little girl. >> i pray that another child don't suffer in the way my granddaughter had to suffer with careless acts of violence. i want justice for my granddaughter. >> reporter: the metropolitan police department releasing this video showing a vehicle of interest in a $60,000 reward is being offered for any information about the incident that also left five adults injured. >> so i am asking that we all stand together and say no more. i am sick and tired of being sick and tired. the cowards who committed this crime came into this community without any regard for human life, without regard for nyah's life. >> reporter: this happened less than three miles away from nationals park, where three people were injured in a separate shooting outside the baseball stadium saturday night. >> we believ

one of them sadly this weekend, was this little 6-year-old girl, naya courtney.d from this car that you can see on the right-hand side. they found the car burned, burned the evidence of that vehicle. the numbers are staggering. now mayor bowser wants her police force to work overtime to stop it. my next guest's grandson was killed the last fourth of july. devon mcneill was 11 years old. he wanted to play football when he grew up. his grandfather is the director of the washington d.c. guardian angels and chief of place for special arc angels that provides special services to organizations in d.c. thanks for being here. this must have been a very difficult fourth of july for you and your family. >> yes. thank you. thanks for having me on the show. yes, it was very difficult. in fact, we left out of town for the fourth of july. we didn't want to be in the area because of what happened with our grandson. while i was out of town, i got phone calls about a young lady that was just murdered on martin luther king, malcolm x, 6 years old. a couple days after that, i heard

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. >> reporter: the suspects in last night's shooting and one at nationals park and naya's killing remain- darrin porcher right now, i apologize for always talking to you after an incident because i do enjoy your insight, but a lot of people hearing and seeing these types of things, they're leery enough about returning to work not quite because the virus might be behind us and now crime. what do you tell them? >> well, here's a little inside baseball. you have to focus on crime from a macro perspective, not a micro perspective. when i say macro perspective, we want to look at a lot of the underlying causes in these shootings. a lot of them revolve around gang activities, larcenies and retribution amongst gang members. so that being said, the police departments need to focus on when you have these surges in crime, and that's when you deploy your forces. couple that with the supervision. we need a level of oversight to insure the cops are doing what they're supposed to do, and then we're going to revisit it with an after-action review. that's how you reduce crime. and, unfortunately, a lot