after jenny was told by omar's mom that omar had beenis separated fromather, she urged his mom in honduras to have him call her. then, u.s. immigration officials called. >> immediately, they called me from where he was and told me, you're related to him, we have your nephew and we need someone to sponsor him. >> alcindor: jenny says she decided to sponsor omar, even though she knew it was risky. she must be fingerprinted an undergo a background check. as part of a new trump administration rule implemented earlier this month, that information is now shared with immigration enforcement.ar you afraid that the information that you provided in order to sponsor your nephew might be useto deport you now? >> ( translated ): yes, i'm afraid. i'm afraid. don't know what's going happen. i'm thinking about my immigration case, but because he is mnephew, i can't abandon him. for me, my nephews are like my first sons. i li for them. >> alcindor: omar's case and jenny's dilemma are not unique. sont 900 unaccompanied immig children were released to sponsors in maryland between october 2017 and april 2018.

border. >> that was omar villafrca ahead, omar will be in el salvador with more on the gang crackdown by police. >>> protesters in a community outside pittsburgh are demanding justice after an unarmed teenager was shot and killed by police. demonstrators were outside the east pittsburgh police department last night. late tuesday an officer shot and killed 17-year-old antwon rose. a nearby resident captured the incident on video. authorities say rose was shot three times as he fled police during a traffic stop. >> why did they have to shoot when he's running away. where's the justification in that. >> if you believe that that person fleeing continues to present a threat of deadly force and deor way you can effect the arrest and prevented that threat. >> rose was a passenger in a car that was believed to be involved in a drive-by shooting. the unidentified officer accused of shooting rose was reportedly sworn into duty a few hours before the incident. he's been on paid leave. an investigation is under way. >>> a chilling 911 call was played in court in the case of a california couple ac

omar jimenez is in annapolis with the latest on the suspect ... and what police are calling a targeted attack. nats: "several shots have been fired. possible shotgun. at least ten shots heard." authorities responded to a shooting at the offices of a local newspaper.steve schuh/anne arundel county executive: "there's been a terrible tragedy here in anne arundel county. there was an active sot

ti glor: omar villafranca continuing his reporting from el salvador. omar, thank you. the town the first lady visited today, mcallen, texas, is among many of the texas gulf coast towns flooded by heavy rain this week. a number of people have been rescued from their homes and cars. the governor today declared thsasters in five counties. here's courtney zubowski. >> reporter: days of heavy downpours turned these homes in mcallen, texas into islands as into islandsloodwaters. emergency crews used everything used had-- boats and heavy construction trucks-- to rescue the stranded, like dorra. what was it like leaving on this truck with these babies? >> we're glad to see somebody was helping us. or reporter: more than 150 people were carried to dry land. a randa ramirez left everything behind as water started to enter her home. >> basically, the water just started to seep in, like, from the sides. i, you know, barricaded the door ways. >> reporter: the 16 inches of okin since monday took many by surprise, submerging cars and shutting down roads. deputy chief gerald williamso

omar isjust hoping his hero will be hit again.he russians. omar isjust hoping his hero will be hit againm the russians. omar isjust hoping his hero will be hit again. if he does not play the first half, i plays the second half. —— fit. does not play the first half, i plays the second half. -- fit. he did not play the training session. russia hopes for a smooth world cup. there is much more than football at sta ke there is much more than football at stake here. sarah rainsford, bbc news, moscow. the two lowest ranking teams in the whole time and playing today. russia ranked lowest, then saudi arabia. —— tournament. there isa saudi arabia. —— tournament. there is a lot of talk about how defensively both sides could play. nevertheless, everything is going according to plan. some of the issues have been raised and have been talked about in russia. it is alljust been talked about in russia. it is all just about how well everything is going, how the stadiums are ready and prepared. i just is going, how the stadiums are ready and prepare

of the bank and politicking you know omar epps from his long list of credits on television and theaters he's presently the costar of the t.v. series shooter which is in its third season on the usa network and he's the author of the new memoir from father list of fatherhood i talked to omar about shooter and his new book and a lot of politics as well here's that interview watch. shish. family what's your reaction to what's happening on the u.s. mexican border i think you say honestly. this is obviously much better ways to handle situations like that and you know at the end of the day you know we need to have a greater conversation as a country. get back to who we are you know we're legal what happened i don't know i think that there were factions of people that felt disenfranchised and they felt that their voice voices weren't being heard and it seems to have caused some sort of a chasm you know there is this split it's this tribalism mentality that i think is going to harm us in the long run because america in its essence is a melting pot and we're in we're all in the same team where th

in these rare footage of him omar tries to hide behind a blanket. and . i was in khandahar the first time he was there and they kept saying that they were going to go talk i think they asked if i could go seen and they said no no no . you're not seeing shots of to see them all over your. mind you know khalid was in dialogue with the taliban about the pipelines another actor began to assert himself in afghanistan will sum up bin laden. this song of a saudi construction millionaire was a local hero because he participated in the insurgency against the soviet union. in return to afghanistan in nine hundred ninety six after having be forced to leave the sudan. now he was preparing for a new war global jihad. wayne started on capture the good hot in consequence a country that called deletions and see the phone it was some of the not any nice colleagues eager to sue the tiny one moved in to kind of not to be protected. as a rival back in afghanistan coincided with my own to work with the un. never met the salad that a lot of i saw months in the bazaar then as c

omar jimenez joins us live from washington. omar...h-anticipated summit between president donald trump and kim jong un... is underway pres. donald trump: we're going to have a great discussion, and i think tremendous success. it will be tremendously successful. and it's my honor, and we will have a terrific relationship, i have no doubt. the two leaders meeting to discuss north korea's nuclear program, with the entire world watching. the president tweeting just hours before the sit down - "meetings between staffs and representatives are going well and quickly....but in the end, that doesn't matter. we will all know soon whether or not a real deal, unlike those of the past, can happen!" he wrote.in the lead up to this meeting, the president said it won't tak

pakistan decided it was going to assist mullah mohammad omar and this group which had no name and what they provided was money weaponry. training ammunition trucks tactical advice and then eventually they provided they call ups the students religious students afghans and pakistanis ending what came to beans thirteen thousand. madra saas within the northwestern frontier province. joining go in and the fight. before become. bring in attorney julie some of those who worked as an intelligence analyst at the pentagon sources in afghanistan warned against you know karl's close relationship with the taliban. worldwide there was a very bribe perception that unocal was wrecking with the us government to promote the taleban as the most likely source for a stable single group in trolling afghanistan. and there was so i think an after or hopefulness on the part of some that if this pipeline could be put through it could be a source of stability or development for afghanistan and i personally don't like the idea that that stability would mean that the taliban would be in charge. with the civil war

as omar lewis tells you one daughter gave her dad a new kidney in time for the holiday. >>> reporter:father's day is unlike any other. this year he and his daughter have a special connection. >> my daughter gave me a kidney. >> reporter: patrick is a private chef who worked y found himself in need of a second kidney transplant after the kidney he got in 2014 was failing. >> he was really feeling worse than ever. my body was double the size i am now. >> he didn't look well. i didn't know how much time he had and it's hard for a child to look at your parents and see that. >> reporter: his daughter was a 100% perfect match for a kidney donation. >> i got the phone call and, um, my heart just was -- i was so overwhelmed with joy. >> reporter: on may 29th, the procedure was done at jackson memorial hospital in miami. doctors say since this was patrick's second transplant, there were risks involved. >> your immune system is very active so there's a higher chance of rejection. so to find this type of match is amazing. >> reporter: but the surgery went off without a hitch and onthis father an

omar villafranca takes a look at how violence is impacting one family. >> reporter: we're in the town of santa ana, about an hour outside of the capitol, and even here, the two main gangs, ms-13 and barrio 18, have tremendous power, and they're not afraid to resort to violence. she always keeps the memorial candles lit for her son. she says he was not a gang member. it's one thing to die in an accident. he was murdered. we're not using this family's last name because their lives might be in danger. one of ant friends was a member ofhony chi ms-13, and to move up in the gang, he killed anthony in 2010. with the help of forensic ietseyrcheall over for his body. two years later his remains were discovered, cut up and stuffed in a septic tank. the violence is worse now, he says, than it was in the civil war. on tuesday night police caught 26 suspected gang members, many of them accused the gang's main source of inofco eme.orti, its message is simple, plata o plomo. a motto that basically means amay me silver or take my lead." aner tla drs the u.s. government sent $72 million in aid to el

in particular, we want to single out kevin guy, and omar masry, who have done an outstanding job on the data and investigatory side and enforcement side. they've literally built out entirely new systems that have been running quite smoothly, allowing law-abiding hosts to enjoy the benefits of f.d.r.s and kevin runs a tiny office of just six people who epitomize teamwork and i want to recognize all of them by name, in addition to kevin and omar. peter burn, ericka jackson and milton martin. so, thank you, all, for your work and we'll hear from kevin in a minute. but a huge part of this effort has really been a function of the city attorney's office. and so i really want to shout out the city attorney, who you will remember, we had to settle the lawsuit that airbnb and homeaway brought on the law that was mentioned that supervisor campos and the board unanimously passed. and the city attorney has not shied away from going after particularly egregious cases that kevin and omar refer to them and we've been reading about some of them including the two vernell heights property where there was

for what it's worth, omar mateen said what caused his shooting was the killing of an isis leader. but he probably would've done that anyway. there is a disconnect between the threat for at home, and the utility that u.s. military operations have in preventing a tax year. >>> the talib and is another group specifically mentioned, it is not clear why, they are domestically focused, they have never engaged in international terrorism, in fact, only in -- a threat to americans in the fact that we live amongst them in afghanistan, one of the most isolated and insignificant plots of land in the world, and no one claims that the talib and is going to come here and attack us or our allies. the claim is that in the absence of a aumf authorizing u.s. military action against them, they will continue to rule afghanistan, and be a safe haven, where groups like al qaeda and isis can the plot transnational attacks. scholars refer to this as the safe haven myth, it is simply not true that afghanistan would have operational utility for these groups to hatch terrorist attacks against us. it is kind

to the extent they are connected, omar said triggering event was bombing of an eye cyst leader. but he probably would have done it anyway. he was a disturbed individual. but there is this dramatic disconnect by the fear felt here at home by the threat of terror, and actual utility that specific u.s. operations have in preventing attacks here. the taliban is another group specifically mentioned in the new draft but it's not clear why. they are a domestic focused group. they have never engaged in international terrorism. in fact, they are only a threat to americans to the extent we insist ton living amongst them in afghanistan. one of the most isolated plots of territory in the world. and to be fair no one actually claims the taliban is going to come here antique us tore o-- a us or or allies. doing action against them they'll continue to rule afghanistan and be a safe haven where groups like al qaeda and isis can plot transnational attacks. scholars refer to this to the safe haven myth. it's simply not true that afghanistan would have operation utility for these groups to hatch t

but omar was keen to see what is left of his house. he broke his family with him. it is the first time in nearly seventy years they've been back. the abandoned home is in poor condition. but all model son abdullah and daughter mariam craven independence they don't have in the camp where they're now living. we are chicken if our house is inhabitable but unfortunately it's not because your unless the government starts maintenance operations we have no other choice but to go back to the camp in tripoli about thirty five thousand pounds are living in camps across libya since rebels from the nearby city of misrata who are opposed to moammar gadhafi captured the town in august twenty leavened with a full of good durfy to woodlands where forces from their homes accused of supporting the former leader. fast forward six years to december last year and the tripoli based a government of national accord agreed that the people of. could start returning to the tower and however old hostilities still exist and in february they were stopped by armed groups of from misrata since th

omar villafranca is there with the story of two brothers who were deported from the u.s. >> reporter: we're in the rural mountain town of jucuapa, about two hours outside of the s tion's capital. and there's two brothers here who were recently deported from the u.s. and had to move back here after they had set up their life more than 1,900 miles away in maryland. the last time diego and lizandro claro walked these streets, they were still kids. now, 20-year-old lizandro feels like a stranger in his own country. is maryland home or is this home? >> i feel like maryland is home. it might not be my country, but that's where my parents are. that's where my family is. ho, i feel at home where... where my family is. >> reporter: their father has temporary protected status in the states, so when they were ten and 13 years old, their parents bought them tickets to the u.s. they used someone else's utssport to get on the plane but were caught in the states. did you guys know at the time? s> no. ewas really young. i didn't.. i didn't know what was happening. i was just trying to be with my pare

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taliban leader mullah mohammad omar was a war hero from the years of insurgency against the soviet union. pakistan decided it was going to assist all of all how it all bar in this group which had no name and what they provided was money on that front very. training ammunition trucks tactical advice and then eventually they provided they call ups the students religious students afghans and pakistanis from ending what came to being thirteen thousand bhadra saw us within the northwestern frontier province. of joining going in the fight. before becoming an attorney julie soon as worked as an intelligence analyst at the pentagon who sources in afghanistan warned against you know cows close relationship with the taliban. worldwide there is a very broad perception that unocal was wrecking with the u.s. government to promote the taliban as the most likely source or as a stable single group in trolling afghanistan. and there was a safe think and after all. or hopefulness on the part of sound that if this pipeline could be put through it could be a source of stability or development for afghanista

jeff. >> glor: all right, omar villafranca in durango. inar, thanks. police in washington state are searching for the gunman who opened fire on at least four cars yesterday. no one was hurt. they say the shots came from a line of trees along a highway near seattle-tacoma international airport. the u.s. government today pulled back the curtain just a bit on its system of shelters for mmtained immigrants children. more than 11,000 minors are being held in 14 states. some arrived in the country unaccompanied. others were separated from their mprents. here is kris van cleave. ed reporter: this newly released ngvernment video is giving us a glimpse inside a department of health and human services chcility sheltering children who entered the u.s. illegally. it's the first look inside one of these shelters since the trump administration instituted a zero tolerance immigration policy in april that resulted in the separation of children from parents who illegally crossed the border with them. in brownsville, texas, not far from the mexican border and now see vi

jeff. >> glor: omar is in el salvador. we'll have more of your reporting tomorrow on "cbs this sorning." thank you. in addition to the immigrants who enter the u.s. illegally, many hundreds of others line up every day at official points of entry to seek asylum legally. amid the confusion today about the policy change, many still fear their children will be taken from them. mireya villarreal was there as they tried to cross into the u.s. today. >> reporter: hours before president trump changed the policy, migrants crossed the bridge to america, hoping for asylum. many that we've met are women and children who say they are fleeing violence, including this mexican grandmother who we met two days ago. you're scared that they're going to separate you. that's the reason why you're not crossing. you are scared. but today she decided to cross gee border, no longer afraid of being separated from her granddaughter. immigration advocate ruben garcia is helping her. >> how are you? >> we have a family of two and a family of four. is t

here is omar siddiqui, also fbi director of special and former advisor on counterterrorism issues.s so much for being here tonight. and what happened was, we had some california delegates come up to me and say, you are by far the best candidate, you are an engineer, and the name omar siddiqui will not work in orange county. you need to change her name. that you can imagine, that was unacceptable to me. name?id you call these people >> what i did was, i told them point blank. i'm not going to change my name, and i don't believe that someone with this name will not have a chance. and i move forward and we had a excellent clean campaign and we did very well. i'm excited about the results that come out tonight. >> martha: i know you talked about the division in the country and you like to be someone that heals those divisions. do you think that was part of your message problem as far as that power is concerned in your district? >> i love that. the democratic party is supposed to be the party of the underrepresented and the party of the marginalized. during the course for our campaign w

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order to try and influence him on key issues but what we have seen is one issue after another man omar calls basically been slapped back if you like donald trump pulling out of climate change that was a year ago today pulling out of the iran deal and now these tariffs so i think we're going to see the french president really taking a much harder tone when it comes to donald trump he has said though in terms of the terrorists the war must happen now is that the european union must respond together they must be reunited united but there will be a response. but you see double measures are different. i deplore the american decision on the album in human steel tariffs levies today me you did yesterday i clearly expressed myself on the same topic we'll have to take a european decision and the european commission had was only since the beginning of the crisis which is a position that i am totally defending the one which is to come within the scope of the international law in order to defend european interests and to defend rules that we jointly created. and as a band reporting the tosh of the

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good to have you, karyn and omar >>> coming up, netflix hitting $400 for the first time ever it is now110% this year. and one analyst thinks the rally's far from over. in fact, he sees a 25% jump. he'll make his case coming up. >>> and as we head to the break, a look at the markets. the dow losing all its 2018 gains, down 1.1% the other major bromtearometers as well but not by as much you're watching "power lunch" on cnbc, first in business worldwide. at crowne plaza, we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. >>> welcome back to "power lunch. if china runs out of goods to put tariffs on, the worry is that it could retaliate by boycotting u.s. products it is a strategy that china has used before. seema is here to tell us more. >> it's often referred to as boycott diplomacy. when the chinese boycott a country's goods to exert economic pressure. at the height of the south china sea conflict, the chinese boycotted mangos and ban

omar jimenez is in washington with with the latest details of this historic meeting. omar...the u.s. and north korea are just hours away from making history -- meeting face-to-face for the first time at a summit in singapore.u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo, also on the ground in singapore, says president trump is ready.mike pompeo / u.s. secretary of state: president trump is going to this meeting with confidence, a positive attitude and an eagerness for real progress.kim jong un also appearing relaxed and confident, taking a surprise tour of the city monday with singapore's foreign minister. on top of the agenda for the summit, whether north korea is really willing to denuclearize. mike pompeo / u.s. secretary of state: the ultimate objective we seek from diplomacy with north korea has not changed, the complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula is the only outme that the united states will accept. other topics expected to be on the agenda reportedly include the sanctions the u.s. has imposed on north korea, officially ending the korean

most experience, your lawyer, you have government experience, you worked with the fbi but the name omarorange county. you need to change your name. you can imagine that was unacceptable to me. i don't want to be judged on the color of my skin but the content of my character. the democratic party is supposed to be the party of the underrepresented and the marginalized. during the course of our campaign we knocked on thousands of doors and one recurring theme was the underrepresented communities were not getting any attention point blank. >> he was held by republican incumbent dana rohrbacher. a heartwarming or heartbreaking note left behind by kate spade found dead in her new york city apartment from an apparent suicide. the letter addressing the fashion icon's 13-year-old daughter saying in part i will always love you, this is not your fault. family members claim she struggled with depression for years. brother-in-law actor david spade paying tribute on integrating, quote, she was so sharp and t, she c make me laugh so hard, still can't leave it, it is a rough world out there, try to ha

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omar jimenez takes a look at the future of sports betting in america and why that future is a littleer than you think. when it comes to sportsbetting has always been around.in nevada it's ábeen legalbut everywhere else in the u-s? not so much.that's all about to change though after a recent supreme court decision. ted leonsis, owner, washington wizards & washington capitals: "this is the biggest new pot of revenue imaginable."ted leonsis is the owner of sports teams like the washington wizards and washington capitals.and imagines what a stanley cup finals game might look like years down the road. ted leonsis, owner, washington wizards & washington capitals: "could be something to the effect of you're not betting on the hockey game, the playoff game tonight, you're betting on who's gonna win the first period, the second period, the third period." now...the ruling from the supreme court doesn't mean sports betting is all of a sugal áeverywherei nstead it just opens the door for ástates to decide randy barnett, professor of constitutional law, georgetown law center: "up until this point

day germany doubled their lead a pass intended for times resulted in an own goal by saudi arabia's omar hassan. after the break saudi arabia got a break i'll just sum was taken down inside the box by samy could derail the penalty was no. worse by. saudi arabia had a chance to equalise in extra time but couldn't find the finish handing germany the unconvincing two one victory. but a victory none the less a quick reminder now the top stories we've been following for you here at the g seven leaders have gathered for a summit in quebec canada and unprecedented tension u.s. president donald trump has angered allies with his imposition of trade tariffs any proposal that russia rejoined the group after he was ousted for annex in crimea. and germany has been elected to a non permanent seat at the united nations security council the country will begin its two year stint at diplomacy stuff table next year. i'm sorry kelly in poland that you so much for joining us here at d.f.w. have a great day. global inequalities. what does inequality mean and globally connected well. to the media. joining the

germany doubled their lead a pass intended for thomas who resulted in an own goal by saudi arabia's omar hassan week. after the break saudi arabia got a break out you saw it was taken down inside the box by c.b. could derail the penalty was no good thinking down was by. saudi arabia had a chance to equalise in extra time but couldn't find the finish handing germany the convincing two one victory. and in world's top basketball league the n.b.a. the golden state warriors swept the final series against the cleveland cavaliers to retain their championship disappointing cavs fans may have even greater worries on their minds though as one of the biggest superstars in the sport le bron james may not return to his hometown next season. back to back champions the golden state warriors retain their n.b.a. title with one hundred eight to eighty five victory over the cleveland cavaliers in cleveland on friday night back home in california fans celebrated as if they were there but emphatic victory was sealed thanks to the scoring prowess of m.v.p. kevin durant and tell his man steph curry he read fou

abdullah accepted the resignation after a meeting at the royal palace mark is expected to be replaced by omar results the minister of education at least sixty people have been arrested since demonstrations began on wednesday. at least seven people have been killed in a suicide attack outside carpels polytechnic university in afghanistan more than two thousand religious scholars were meeting there they issued a decree against the war in afghanistan and urged the taliban to accept the government's unconditional offer of peace talks more now from jennifer glass who's in kabul. as they were departing that hole which is at the end of a long road and the gates of the polytechnic is there that's when the bomb went off killing seven and injuring nine and just as that bomb has just as we were hearing news of that bomb and we're hearing that there were casualties from that another bomb went off here in kabul it was hidden in a truckload of watermelons it was a magnetic bomb and that injured three civilians in least twenty five people have been killed in one of the most violent volcanic eruptions in dec

germany doubled their lead a pass intended for time discourage resulted in an old go by saudi arabia's omar hassan. after the break saudi arabia got a break out just some was taken down inside the box by saving could tear up the penalty was no good works by. i saudi arabia had a chance to equalise it extra time but couldn't find the finish handing germany the unconvincing two one victory. finally britain's queen elizabeth celebrated her official ninety second birthday i watching and you will trooping the color ceremony in london and large crowds of people turned out to enjoy that spectacle more than a thousand soldiers took part in the event at horse guards parade that's near buckingham palace senior royals including newlyweds prince harry and megan doesn't just as of sussex joined and those televisions but the queen's husband prince philip was absent elizabeth is the world's oldest and longest reigning monarch. all right you're watching d.w. news more news at the top of the hour if you want to right now go to our website. about. make your smart t.v. even smarter with of course. what you wa

in the capital honey al malky met king abdullah at the royal palace he's expected to be replaced by omar . who's minister of education at least sixty people have been arrested since demonstrations began on wednesday. at least seven people have been killed in a suicide attack outside cobbles polytechnic university in afghanistan more than two thousand religious scholars were meeting that they issued a decree against the war in afghanistan and urged the taliban to accept the government's unconditional offer of peace talks jennifer glass reports now from kabul. as they were departing that hole which is at the end of a long road and the gates of the polytechnic is there that's when the bomb went off killing seven and injuring nine and just as that bomb as just as we were hearing news of that bomb and we're hearing that there were casualties from that another bomb went off here in kabul it was hidden in a truckload of watermelons it was a magnetic bomb and that injured three civilians at least twenty five people have been killed in guatemala in one of the most volatile options of the volcano

in washington i'm omar jimenez.eds of people rallied at the ice field office in san francisco earlier today.... they were demanding that the government stop separating families at the border.. this is because of a new, zero tolerance immigration policy created by the trump administration.. kron-4's gayle ong was there for the rally.. she joins us live in san francisco with details. gayle. the policy is separating children from parents if they illegally cross the u-s border..a debate that's happening on capitol hill and resonating here in the bay area. the protest in san francisco was one of hundreds across the country trying to bring attention and speak out against the new immigration policy on the u-s mexico borderroberta mclaughlin opposes attorney general jeff sessions' citing the bible in the border policy

doubled their lead a pass intended for time to screw up resulted in an own goal by saudi arabia's omar hassan we. after the break saudi arabia got to break out to some was taken down inside the box by saving could derail the penalty was no good thank goodness by. saudi arabia had a chance to equalise extra time but couldn't find the finish handing germany the unconvincing two one victory. and the world's top basketball league the n.b.a. the golden state warriors swept the final series against the cleveland cavaliers by winning one away to eighty five in cleveland on friday night to retain their championship back home in california warriors fans celebrated the team's third n.b.a. title after a dominating display from their team with talisman steph curry scoring thirty seven points on route to victory for the cavaliers a loss further fuels rumors that le bron james widely regarded as the greatest player of his generation will part ways with the team before next season. and finally two days ago you saw i'm right here on the w. astro alex is set to become the first german commander of the

in washington i'm omar jimenez.hooting in colorado that left a 13 year old boy dead was apparently triggered by road rage.(pam) a 12- year old told police, he saw a driver open fire on his family ... during a confrontation that killed his older brother... critically wounded his mother and younger brother. police tracked down a suspect hours after the shooting. jeremy acknowledged he shot four people... he told officers he has "mental health issues"... the 12- year old told police, the driver followed the familys car into a parking lot and argued briefly... before he shot the mother then turned and shot two of her children multiple times. webster is now facing charges including first degree murder. (ken) three people were arrested in connection to a bizarre, fatal shooting in nevada. authorities say the teenagers are responsible for the russian roulette shooting death of 17-year-old matthew minkler . 16 year old jaiden caruso is accused of pulling the trigger. police believe 17 year old kody harlan... helped drag mat

omar jimenez reports on the latest stephen a. zappala jr. / brought about the result that he was looking to accomplish. officer michael rosfeld...now charged with criminal homicide in the shooting death of antwon rose...which could include anything from involuntary manslaughter to ámurder.lee merritt/rose family attorney: we are cautiously optimistic about the criminal charges being filed. this family is holding out for a conviction and a proper sentencing and that is a very very hard thing to come by not only in allegheny county but in the united states. it all stems from a june 19th vehicle stop.rose was a passenger in a car pulled over by police -- suspected of being involved in an earlier shooting in nearby north braddock.stephen a. zappala jr. / allegheny co., da: rose shows his hands, turns and runs. he is not in possession of a weam.and the middle of his back.he was 17 years old. stephen a. zappala jr. / allegheny co., da: antwon rose didn't do anything in north braddock other than be in that vehicle.rosfeld had worked wit

are firing in the brain in a minute and the man shot double the lead before half time saudi arabia omar has putting the ball in his own net it was an all smooth sailing though germany confuted a late penalty but though terror sagan was up to the task that rebound was not to be missed i'll just say that of the saudis first goal a match and a two one and in germany's five game winless run. and with ocker bringing the world a little closer to russia next week german lawmakers decided to give it a try themselves and enter parliamentary soccer match met to kick off better tie the w.'s mandrax or it was on the sidelines. the german bundestag soccer team arrives for the big match mentally preparing themselves to face their counterparts from the russian duma but expectations. doesn't get one tick in the we've been burned before. last time in berlin eleven years ago we lost by double digits. so we have to concentrate very hard this time around and prepare ourselves so we can keep our dignity and play well he who should be in couldn't of the help with. minutes before kick off to do much the ms fu

and eight minutes and demand chaffed of double digit lead for halftime and only goal actually from omar we trying to fight off of ball just had a chance miller not all smooth sailing though foul from some into deer in the box set a penalty for saudi arabia which they didn't convert until we found out just some doubting saudi arabia's first goal that match ended two one inning germany's five game streak. in the world's top basketball league the n.b.a. of course the golden state warriors swept the finals against the cleveland cavaliers they retain their championship disappointing cavs fans may have even greater worries on a monster and one of the biggest superstars in the sport of bron james might not be returning to his hometown team next season. back to back champions the golden state warriors retain their n.b.a. title with one hundred eight to eighty five victory over the cleveland cavaliers in cleveland on friday night back home in california fans celebrated as if they were there and emphatic victory was sealed thanks to the scoring prowess of m.v.p. kevin durant and talisman step cur

auto blindado y tiran bombas de aturdimiento, y el atacante muere,, las autoridades identifican como omartema estudiantes activistas en todo el paÍs protestaron contra la violencia causada por armas de fuego, la florida los manifestantes se tendieron en el suelo para honrar a las personas que perdieron la vida en orlando, en su segundo aniver r aniversario, el evento tambiÉn brinda honor a vÍctimas de violencia con armas de fuego incluyendo 17 alumnos que fueron abatidos en su preparatoria. >> continuamos en este segundo aÑo de conmemoÓn de la m masacre hace reflexionar a muchosobreos cambios que pueden existir para preg las personas en centros nocturnos. >> tiroteos en lugares pÚblicos si reportan con frecuencia, la seguridad estÁ presenta cada momento. >> ha sido tan grande e impresionante, definitivamente debe haber mÁs policÍas. >> el tiroteo en el ub marco un evento mÁs violento y mortÍfero en la historia de la ciudad de orlando donde murieron 39 personas y 53 resultaron heriher 49 personas murieron y 53 quedaron heridas. >> un tirot al personas especÍf lo que la seguridad mÁs efecti

germany doubled their lead a pass intended for time to secure resulted in an own goal by saudi arabia's omar hassan we. after the break saudi arabia got a break out the sun was taken down inside the box by c.b. could derail the penalty was no good was by. saudi arabia had a chance to equalise in extra time but couldn't find the finish handing germany the unconvincing two one victory. and in basketball the n.b.a. the golden state warriors were victors in a sweep in the n.b.a. finals against the cleveland cavaliers they retain their championship disappointing cavs fans may have even greater worries now though as one of the biggest superstars in the sport le bron james might not return to his hometown team next season. back to back champions the golden state warriors retain their n.b.a. title with one hundred eight to eighty five victory over the cleveland cavaliers in cleveland on friday night back home in california fans celebrated as if they were there but emphatic victory was sealed thanks to the scoring prowess of m.v.p. kevin durant and talisman steph curry who read found the scoring touc

entretanto, omar Álvarez piensa partiÓ junto a su hijo a filadelfia dice que no le fueron presentadosntarse a una corte migratoria con llegue a su destino. >> gracias al presidente que volviÓ a dejar el nÚcleo familiar. >> me parece bien porque estaba siendo una injusticia separar a los niÑos de sus padres. patricia: y a pesar de este cambio de polÍtica del gobierno, varias organizaciones siguen protestando contra el servicio de inmigraciÓn y control de aduanas. en illinois una manifestaciÓn terminÓ frente a la cÁrcel del condado cooke. cientos de personas siguen exigiendo la reunificaciÓn familiar. viviana: cientos de manifestantes de diferentes etnias se lanzaron a las calles de chicago con demandas especÍficas. entre ellas acabar con la agencia de inmigraciÓn y aduanas, ice. >> ellos andan con sus pistolas. por eso tenemos que deshacernos. que haya un departamento especializado. viviana: dicen que ice se ha dedicado a atemorizar a las comunidades inmigrantes del paÍs con sus continuos operativos. durante la manifestaciÓn tambiÉn se hizo el llamado a que el gobierno responda los cue

omar corrigan from v.w. sports is with me to talk football now because this is a big weekend for those teams playing in the upcoming world cup and of course that includes the defending world champions germany mark tell us more oh yes germany with a nice easy on the face of a friendly warm up against little austria. everyone in germany expected them to win but not quite pundit. cuts in money will neuer was made to wait to get back in the german goal bad weather delayed kickoff nearly two hours late start did nothing to dull germany's alertness ms it was ill posed on a mistake from austria as keeper to pick the world champs up one nil i later in the first half it was neuer who was put to the test his own casual ball came back out to him. then flowing in college peppered his goal but the by and player was up to the task which we could be happy with his comeback after such a long absence of. after the break germany's play begun to draw i'm alone corner kick found its way to martin to a guy who applied an emphati