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you are live in the newsroom. i'm ana cabrera in new york.rry no longer a hurricane and no less a major danger to communities along the gulf coast including louisiana. people in towns all along the mississippi river expected the water to come up and that's exactly what's happening. this is west of new orleans in morgan city. the high winds tearing the roofs from homes and right now that city and the surrounding area is 100%ho

>>> you're live in the "cnn newsroom." thanks for being here. president trump this weekend trumpeting what he calls a big win just hours after the supreme court made a ruling in the white house's favor. the high court friday evening giving the green light for the trump administration to take money earmarked for the military and spend it on building parts of the u.s. wall. the appeals court had said no to this plan earlier this month. the president on twitter celebrating. the united states supreme court overturns lower court injunction. allows border wall to proceed. big win for the border security and the rule of law. boris, this is still not the dollar figure that the president wanted back in february, but it is a big jump toward that, enough to make people in the white house very happy this weekend. >> yeah, that's right. if you remember back at the beginning of the year when president trump declared that federal emergency, it was just after the government shutdown when he wanted to get some $6 billion from congress. he couldn't get that from

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cnn's newsroom with ana cabrera starts right now. >>> you're live in the cnn newsroom. i'm ana cabrera in new york. anticipation on capitol hill. robert mueller has a date with two congressional committees this week. what will he say? >>> plus round two of the m deic presidential debates. 2020 candidate marianne williamson will take the stage on night one. she says she wants to heal the soul of america, and she'll join us live to talk about her strategy to stay in the race. >>> but first he's walked back the walk back. now president trump is stripling, no, qua drupeling down on his attacks on four ethnic minority congresswomen insisting without evidence that they're not capable of loving our country. will they take the bait? sarah westwood is traveling with the president in new jersey this weekend. sarah, the president's latest tweets says he doesn't believe these four congresswomen are, quote, capable of loving our country. he says they should apologize to america and israel and he claims they are destroying the democratic party. today he is getting back up now from ot

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you're watching "cnn newsroom."ton. >> and i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you this hour. >>> the iranian president, hassan rouhani, says that iran is ready to talk, that is if the united states drops sanctions and returns to the negotiating table. in a televised speech, mr. rouhani insisted that iran did not violate the 2015 nuclear deal because the united states abandoned it first. he also said is that iran will not bow to u.s. acts of aggression. >>> u.s. president donald trump slammed for racist tweets aimed at progressive democratic congresswomen. now, he wrote that they should, "go back to the crime-infested places from which they came." he's believed to be referring to a group of first-term congresswomen, all of them women of color. >>> the trump administration says raids targeting undocumented immigrants are under way in nearly a dozen mainly u.s. cities. officials say they're targeting about 2,000 immigrants ordered by the courts to be removed from the united states with a focus on

you're live in the cnn newsroom. i'm ana cabrera. the president of the united states spent his morning on a racist rant. on twitter, of course, and on the same day his administration begins immigration raids on migrant families across the country. although he did not name names, president trump targeted, quote, progressive democrat congresswomen. an apparent reference to at least four women of color who came to capitol hill this year. he went on to say, they should go back and help fix the totally broken and crime-infested places from which they came. for the record, ocasio-cortez was born in new york. rashida tlaib was born in michigan. and ayanna pressley was born here and ilhan omar was born in somalia but grew up here in the united states. he suggested nancy pelosi would be happy to arrange it. nancy pelosi rejected what she calls the president's xenophobic comments and went on to criticize the raids happening today. boris sanchez is at the white house tonight. there's little doubt who the president's tweet was referring to. why

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allie rasmus is closely watching the hearing from our newsroom. you are back now with more information. good morning. >> there has been about 90 minutes of the hearing and no major surprises so far. former special counsel robert mueller said even before the hearing began he would limit his answers to the information that was already written and already public in that for hundred 50 page report right now we are going back to live to the hearing room in the capital where i believe right now republican representative jim jordan from ohio is asking him questions. the questions have been taking a political and partisan tone. that's probably why you hear the raised voices. all the while, mueller has been very calm during this 90 minutes of testimony so far. we have heard mueller say many times responses like i will let my report answer that or i will defer to what the report says. any question that tries to get him to elaborate work to get an opinion. before the questioning began mueller gave a brief opening statement but he emphasized what his reports

we'll bring you more information as it comes into our newsroom. we'll keep an eye on the situation for you. >>> our other top story tonight. we continue to follow more breaking news out of san francisco as well. two pedestrians were hit in the area of taylor and o'farrell streets. >> one did not rvive. nbc bay area's sergio quintana is live at the scene with the very latest. sergio? >> reporter: yeah, this is a story we've been updating throughout the evening. toi i want to show you right now at this hour crash scene investigators are still piecing together a whole lot of the details. what they tell us so far, they have quite a bit of information about how it happened. there's b is resting over there. kind of on the sidewalk. we're told that black tesla made, it ran through this intersection at o'farrell and taylor. it was clipped by this gray mini. when it spun out, when that tesla spun out, unfortunately, it did hit those two pedestrians. let's show you video we shot a little bit earlier. we understand from the police that there are actually qui

we go to oui’ newsroom already making headlines. we go to our newsroom and joined by monica miller.ed with saudi arabia and russia, a non—0pec member, agreed to support a non—0pec member, agreed to support a policy that would put pressure on prices to go up as a global economy sta rts prices to go up as a global economy starts to slow down. many analysts are already saying they expect 0pec to roll over supplied to one point two million barrels per day however the future production is nokia. this is because of the ongoing trade war between the us and china. they may have sat down this week to the negotiating table but the relationship has been frosty for some time. brent crude prices have been held back because of it. also the fears of ongoing tariffs reducing demand for the commodity. 0n the other side, the us and iran have had major tensions and production from iran has gone to a trickle since the paris. and sanctions. we're looking at high prices also because the us shelf ranking has grown up and right now saudi arabia is now in second place below the us. for sure, the ongoing tra

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>>all right here so live for us in the newsroom. thank you j r and joining us on the phone is robert foxworthy from cal fire to give us some some more information and some nervous residents out there. jeff. >>what can you tell us. >>that your reporter up. worker. 55 acres. i am i have a little difficulty with the phone here. >>that's okay. yeah we can hear you go ahead. >>well, yeah, 55 acres. like we're reporting there are. evacuation of the caucus. i won 28 from of mark leeco in the phone. as you could from your footage and they are starting to make headway on the fire and our starting you again a little bit of control and you can see 5 a the lack of a plane that we're on and uh compared to earlier when the fire was earlier in the day. >>i know this is a pretty sparsely populated area you can see the rugged terrain which obviously makes this a tough fight from the ground how many people are we talking a in terms of these evacuations any idea. >>you know specific saw i'm not a i'm not a 100% sure on quiet doubt be a question but pr

new images into the newsroom of a rescue. we'll fill you in on what happened. >>> plus a different kind of day game. former nfl players playing with kids but these kids are more than just eager athletes. we're going to bring you into the huddle next. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> we're following breaking news at the popular gilroy garlic festival. there are reports of an active shooter at that festival. ambulance crews are been told that 11 people are down. we are sending a crew there. we'll continue to update this story online and of course on the 11:00 p.m. newscast. >>> former nfl and college football stars coming together this afternoon here i

this is "cnn newsroom." i'm natalie allen. iran announced it will break some of the commitments it made in the 2015 nuclear deal. moments ago, officials say the uranium enrichment will exceed 6.3%. that process to begin within hours, says iran. despite that, they want to save the deal and is open to diplomacy. dan kylie is following these developments. he joins me live from moscow. he has more about it. hello, sam. >> natalie, open to diplomacy is the way to put it. this is another bid by tehran to get the europeans good to their continued promise they want to stick with the deal that the united states walked away from, under the trump administration in may last year. it took 12 years to negotiate. and it committed iran to suspending its nuclear program for a decade in return for the lifting of sanctions. now, the iranians want the europeans, notably france, germany and the united kingdom, to make good on their promise to come up with a mechanism by which the europeans can continue to trade and buy oil or offer lines of credit

monica miller, in the newsroom, thank you. let's look ahead to the week.om the last us federal reserve meeting, and investors will be looking for any kind of signals on the timing and size of future interest rate cuts. jerome powell is also speaking to lawmakers on wednesday and thursday. key data that the fed will be monitoring its inflation figures that will be released on thursday. then, on friday, there's trading after china —— out of china, that's after china —— out of china, that's after washington and beijing resume talks hoping to strike a trade deal. i arced mark —— i asked margaret young, market analyst, whether it would derail expectations of an imminent interest rate cut. last friday's job data was very good, meeting expectations. some 220,000 jobs were added to the payroll, which is higher than the industry's consensus of 160,000. it's a big rising up from previous months' reading of 7.3 thousand. so these very strong job data underscore the strength of the us economy and employment market. but at the same time they also reduced expectation fo

from president trump. true, we had the statement from the newsroom from president trumplj wa nt to newsroom have an incident in the straight of harm is today. involving the uss boxer and navy amphibious, i thought ship. the boxer tip connected action against an iranian drone, which had closed into a very, very near distance approximately 1000 yards. ignoring multiple calls to stand down and less threatening the safety of the ship and the ship's crew. the drone was immediately destroyed. this is the latest of many provocative and hostile actions by iran against vessels operating in international waters. united states reserves the right to defend our personnel, facilities and interests and calls upon all nations to kanban iran's attem pts upon all nations to kanban iran's atte m pts to upon all nations to kanban iran's attempts to disrupt freedom of navigation and global commerce. donna chum earlier. ask donald trump earlier. stay with that we will talk about microsoft in the latest figures it's publishing and what makes that's what we make of them. the bbc investigation found that primary sc

"newsroom" starts right now. >> the u.k. is accusing iran of illegal interference when it seized a flagged oil tanker. the u.k. says the tanker was in omani waters when iran's military captured it. the u.k. says there's no doubt it's retaliation. but britain's foreign secretary says iran is flat-wrong. >> they see this as a tit for tat situation of grace one in gibraltar. it was legally x lly carrying o. it was seized in omani waters in clear contradiction of law. it was forced to sail into iran. this is totally and unacceptable. it raises serious questions about the security of british shipping and international shipping in the straits of hormuz. >> and this tweet from iran's ambassador just a short time ago, warning the british government against escalating tensions, calling it dangerous and unwise. na nato, france and germany have contempted the action. but tehran does not appear willing to change its course. >> to date, we have seen no indications that the iranians are prepared to change the direction of their nation, to

>>> you're live in "the cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york. we're watching developing stories all over the world, even in space this hour. an american rapper detained overseas. the president of the united states now negotiating personally to try and get him out. >>> people packed in the streets of puerto rico. they're angry but so far peaceful. they want their governor gone. >>> and reflections from someone who has walked in space this historic day, 50 years since man set foot on the moon. my conversation with a shuttle mission specialist. >>> president trump fixated on the fallout from his rally in north carolina this week, in particular the disturbing moment when the crowd broke out in a loud and clear chant aimed at an elected member of the u.s. congress. [ audience chants "send her back" ] that chant of "send her back" referring to minnesota congresswoman ilhan omar, one of four house democrats whom the president has made a point to single out recently as those who should, quote, go back to the totally broken and crime infested places from

you're watching cnn newsroom, live from atlanta.eorge howell, with the headlines we're following for you. this hong kong, protesters are rallying in the streets in a border town where violence broke out this sunday. police on the streets. police pushing the protesters back. protesters throwing objects like stools and traffic cones. police responded with teargas. police say the protesters are being disorderly. this is an unlawful protest. we'll monitor it for you. >>> two people were killed when a floor collapsed in south korea. it happened in gwangju. 17 people were injured in that accident, including foreign athletes who were participating in the world aquatics championship. >>> in the fiphilippines, two earthquakes struck hours ago. a 5.9 trumer and aftershock rocked a northern province. in one area, residents were far forced into the street after a church was damaged. >>> the house judiciary committee filed a suit to get secret grand jury information from the russia investigation. that's moving to force a subpoena from the former

welcome to a special edition of "kqed newsroom"ul about arts andre.this program, we're revisiting stories o fr archives with innovative and influential figures in film, the perfortung arts, and visual c. we begin with the role of comedy in today's political climate. from immigcation policy to healt to the economy, there's a lot going on in politics. that means plenty of material for comedians like roy wood jr. he's a correspon"tnt on comedy central' daily show." kqed's sheraz sadiq caught up win him while he was in tow for the comedy festival colossal clusterfest. they met at an interactive exhibit showcasings fpresident trump'veival coof twitter.terfest. -so, where are we today? -this is the donald j. trump presidential twitter library. everybody at "the daily show," we sat around, and we started looking in close at the president's tweets over the last couple years. everyonen our digital departme started looking at ones, and you start noticing certain paerns. there's a lot of tweets where he's arguing with celebrities. there's a lot of tweets where h

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read reviews check hotel prices book things to do tripadvisor >>> happening now in the newsroom -- >> people come into our country illegally. we're taking them out legally. it's very simple. >> today, i.c.e. raids. the trump administration targeting thousands of undocumented migrants for deportation. plus -- >> i was on the sixth floor, we lost power. >> i looked out the window and i saw some black smoke coming out of a manhole cover. >> blackout. new york city plunged into darkness. people pouring into the streets as officials scramble to find a fix. >>> and -- >> the situation here in baton rouge does seem to be deteriorating. >> barry dumping life-threatening rain over louisiana, and more is coming. cnn newsroom starts now. >>> hello, everyone, thank you for joining us on this sunday, i'm fredricka whitfield. right now raids targeting thousands of undocumented immigrants are under way around the country with i.c.e. agents focusing on nine u.s. cities, atlanta, baltimore, chicago, denver, houston, los angeles, miami, new york and san francisco. many city leaders are vowing not to co

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you are live in the newsroom. i'm ana cabrera in new york. the storm called barry no longer a hurricane and no less a major danger to communities along the gulf coast including louisiana. people in towns all along the mississippi river expected the water to come up and that's exactly what's happening. this is west of new orleans in morgan city. the high winds tearing the roofs from homes and right now that city and the surrounding area is 100% without electricity. we have cnn correspondents all over the storm zone and at the cnn severe weather center natasha chen is in morgan city where we just showed you those homes and where officials are concerned about the overwhelming amount of rain now falling. nat ash natasha, how are people handling the storm so far? >> reporter: ana, this is still a very serious wind and rain event and it has not let up in the last few hours and the vid why you just showed of the roof coming off of that mobile home, that is not too far from where we are, just a few block away. we understand those people, thankfully,

jana katsuyama in the newsroom with a bay area law professor. >> i talked with uc hastings law professor david lavine about the legal implications of his testimony. he says despite efforts, mueller kept a strong focus on the president's actions. >> that we have an ongoing threat from russia and probably we'll be getting it from other countries as well. and that needs to be addressed. underlying that is the idea that we need to examine the president's conduct with respect to that. >> lavine says could be problems. he says while mueller defended the integrity of his decision not to indict the president on obstruction of justice, he called president trump's comments about russian hacking and democratic e-mails unpatriotic. those are mueller's words. he says his refusal to answer questions indicate the justice department still has unfinished business. >> he certainly alluded to the fact there are serious investigations going on. mueller spun off more than a dozen investigations. we don't know what's going to come of those. it may well be there will be further indictments. >> mueller called h

reporting live here in the newsroom,ed abo newsroom, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >>> just released san jose police body camera shows the deadly police shooting of a man with an axe, you might remember it happened two years ago. yesterday the district attorney's office cleared that officer. >> we're going to have to put this down, dude. this isn't a fire. >> officers were responding to a bomb threat in may of 2017 and when police responded to the call, they saw smoke coming from an apartment unit. they kicked open the door to find that man with an axe. they repeatedly ordered that man to drop the axe. he refused and started moving toward the officers. the officers first tried to tase him and when that didn't work, one of the officers fired and the man was shot dead. an autopsy later showed the suspect was high on meth at the time. >>> now to capitol hill this morning. president trump's administration is trying to put the citizenship question back on the census, this despite the supreme court decision against it. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live for us in

. >> this video just into our newsroom showing a massive fire at a mobile home park.ultiple fires broke out in ridgecrest. we have live team coverage tonight beginning with abc 7 news reporter in the newsroom with new information and some of the best video we're seeing. >> reporter: that's right. this earthquake rattled california and caught several people off-guard in las vegas, fresno, and even san jose. pg&e says they haven't found any gas leaks so far in the ridgecrest area. there's been no reports of any bridge collapses yet. inside this marshall store in ridgecrest, california, agony can be heard as lights went off and glass shattered in the store and employees screamed for everyone to get out. customers ran out and young kids can be heard in the background crying while the fire alarm was going off. more than 170 miles away from ridgecrest inside the casino outside of palm springs, the lights in the casino began to sway back and forth like a cruise ship. customers can be heard running and yelling for cover. in this other video we can hear a woman running to a yo

welcome to bbc newsroom live.amjoanna i am joanna gosling. the number of people who've died in scotland because of drug use has risen to over 1,000 in a year, for the first time, according to new official figures. it means the country's drug death rate is now nearly three times that of the uk as a whole, and is higher than that reported for any other eu country and the united states. 1,187 drug deaths were recorded in scotland last year. that's a 27% increase on the year before, according to the national records of scotland. it marks the largest number of drugs deaths ever recorded in scotland. 0ur correspondent james shaw reports. when i think of all the drugs i've taken over the years, there's no crying left. i've run out of tears. an open mic event for drug users in dundee. sylvia fox started taking drugs at the age of 1a. now she only uses the heroin substitute methadone, and recognises that her addiction caused a lifetime of risk—taking. once, i was found in the street, just in the middle of the road. i must‘

welcome to bbc newsroom live. talks with the five main political parties in northern ireland, after promising to do everything in his power to help efforts to restore the power—sharing government at stormont. but the prime minister has been met with angerfrom sinn fein, who say his reliance on the dup means his claim to be impartial is ‘laughable'. the leader of sinn fein, mary lou macdonald, also warned mrjohnson that he "has set the compass for a crash brexit", saying a no—deal exit would boost the case for a united ireland. our correspondent sara girvin is at stormont in belfast. borisjohnson is boris johnson is over there borisjohnson is over there in order to focus on restoring the power—sharing government but how much is the focus really on brexit? very much so. statements we got yesterday we heard that wallace johnson was coming here and attempts to restore evolution stop northern ireland has been without a functioning devolved government for two years. in a statement wallace johnson said that was simply mu

welcome to bbc newsroom live.set to announce a big boost to public sector workers. that is two million people reportedly to receive a £1 billion pay rise. the plans look to be unveiled as one of theresa may's final acts as prime minister. soldiers are set to get a 2.9% rise while teachers and other school staff will get 2.75%. and police officers, dentists and consultants — they'll get 2.5%. it's the biggest public sector pay rise for six years, which comes following concerns that salaries are rising faster in the private sector. our political correspondent iain watson has been on one level, it's quite straightforward actually, which is the pay review bodies which give their recommendations around this time of year and then the government departments, the treasury can decide whether or not to accept them. they haven't always been accepted or in some cases, where a pay cap is applied, the recommendations are particularly modest because they're taking into account the pay cap. this year of course, we've been told th

trey yingst is live the jerusalem newsroom with more. reporter: laura, information today is shutting down the iranian seizure of a british oil tanker on friday. newly released video does show a dramatic scene as iranian troops armed with machine guns repel from a helicopter to board the british flag vessel. it was carrying no cargo ahead of crew of 23 people on board. radio transmissions between the british and iranians paint a picture about how the event unfolded. as a rainy military vessel demands the british tanker alter its course. a british military ship tries to explain a request is a violation of international law. [inaudible] >> the british tanker was ultimately taken into iranian custody remains pete over the weekend british foreign minister jeremy hunt called him a tanker to be released after saying the seizure appears to be a tit-for-tat situation after the british retain the remaining oil tanker earlier this month suspected trying to deliver oil to syria. britain maintains take an iranian ship was legal as a defense secretary

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. >>> we have breaking news just into the abc 7 newsroom, the britain ambassador to the u.s. has just resigned. that announcement coming from the u.k. foreign office. his resignation come after diplomatic cables were leaked and published in a british newspaper showing that he called trump insecure and incompetent and described his administration as dysfunctional and inept. the president trump responded saying he wouldn't work with him and a resignation later today and he said his departure is the responsible course. >>> new details on the viral video that shows a san francisco father calling police on an african-american man waiting outside of the building. >> i remember -- >> calling your friend on the call box and have them come down. >> they don't have to do that. you could just walk away. >> i'm going to call the police. >> daddy, don't. don't. >> that is christopher sucker called police and he wanted to explain his side of the story. >> reporter: san francisco resident wesley mitchell recorded this video when he tried to visit his friend for a fourth of july barbecue at

you're watching "cnn newsroom." i'm paula newton, and here are the headlines this hour. >>> the u.s. supreme court has ruled that for now president trump can use $2.5 billion in pentagon money to build his border wall. now a lower court had blocked the president's move, but it's not over as appeals are still being heard. >>> u.s. president donald trump dropped threats of tariffs against guatemala after the country signed a new asylum agreement. they must claim that they are there first rather than waiting until they get to the united states. if they designed to remain with both. protesters rallying where protesters showed up for nearly an hour. lease have denied authorization. we will give you updates. >>> medical workers in libya, mean time, face survivors of victims in a shipwreck. about 300 people were on the boat when it began taking on water. many of the drowning victims were children. >>> we are back to you as politics now as house democrats have escalated their pursuit of a possible impeachment inquiry agains

we were just talking about her in the newsroom, and we were saying what is remarkable about her is, foruncan, she gives her dad a kiss on the cheek as she‘s making her way to centre court. from that moment on, i know every everybody in atlanta was cheering for her. we were just talking about her in the newsroom, and we were saying what is remarkable about her is, for a 15—year—old, she is so calm and collected, despite all that pressure. i can‘t fathom being 15 years old on that stage, being that composed, that professional. you look at the way she handled the global media, getting pulled in so many different directions. she had so much poise and character and professionalism from that young age, it‘s really hard to fathom. but she has enjoyed the moment. when she was between the lines, she was so focused and prepared, and she won. and when she was away from court, she was on instagram, growing her followers from about 20,000 when she started the tournament to over 353,000 now, and she was blown away at all these celebrities and stars that were dming her. so she appreciated the opportun

>>> tonight on kqed newsroom. from health care to civil rights democratic presidential hopefuls got to make theirpitches. >>> also shocking detention conditions for migrant children emerge as appeals for humanitarian aid at therder divide democrats. >>> and the supreme court ends its term.' look at how key rulings this week could affect california. >>> hell and welcome. we begin our show with the democratic debates. >>> this week millions of viewers tuned in for their first extended look at the crowded democratic primary field. the debate featured 20 candidates. last night senator kamala harris attacked former vice joe biden for his comments on bngsing and wor with segregationist senators s on wednesdaator elizabeth warren who is the only candidate polling in double digits on stage held strong in the first partof the debate. many are calling julian castro the breakout star of the first night. joining me is the senior political writer f the "san francisco chronicle" and los angeles political timesin write g us. muc

enable the push alert feature to get updates as soon as they come into our newsroom. >> we don't see any flames there. we saw a lot of pyfires breakin out early in the afternoon. >>> a caltrain struck and killed a person in burlingame. the station is near california drive and burlingame avenue. the person was hit where the north lane crosses the tracks. >> here is visit owe from the citizen app with a person on the scene. commuters should expect delays as long as 90 minutes. caltrain tweeted ten minutes ago both tracks are open in the area where this incident happened. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. a date a couple marked as a wedding anniversary turn into a tragedy. >> they were crossing the street yesterday when they were hit by a car. the husband 39-year-old benjamin dean was killed. his wife kelly dean is in the hospital. that couple is from clovis. >> lyanne melendez joins us from the hospital. what about the driver? do we know in terms of what caused this wreck? >> reporter: well, i'm going to tell you in my report in just a minute

s4 jummy olabanji is in the newsroom with more on the developing story. >> overnight, we learned netflixcided to edit out a pretty controversial sued scene from its show 3 reasons why" two years after it was released. that graphic scene first aired during the season one finale. the decision by netflix comes he after t release of a new study. the study found nearly 29% increase in suicide rates among kids 10 to 17 kid old when the show debuted. however researchers could not make a direct link between that showed and the increase of suicide. the creator of "13 reasons why" released a statement overnight saying, quote. he went on to say he believes the edit to the show will do the most good for the most people. back to you. >> i remember a lot of schools sent out notices to parents about this show. jummy olabanji, thank you. >>> news4 is dedicated to shining a light on mental health issues. in the changing mind secon of our website nbcwashington.com, you'll find stories about a treatmentnd local programs. >>> anyone over 50 probably than remembers it vividly. this day in 1969 that three men