patricia recibiÓ un carro para vender tamales. cuanto lo permiso. >> hatricia dice que es el regalo mÁs grande su vida. >> mÁs que nada el recuerdo que anteriormente he salido adelante. los nuevos carros trabajan a base de gas propano son seguros inspirados en un auto clÁsico de 1900 >> enfoque en las cosas para diseÑar un crucero en lo que se permitÍa. >> vendedores ambulantes que han sido vÍctimas de agresiones al recibir un carro gratis de (nombre en inglÉs(.. >> pensÉ que me querÍa comprar tamales y me dijo cosas racistas. >> la tamales son famosos con un (inaudible(. son de los mejores que he comido en este paÍs mexicano >> ahora o estar mÁs tranquila y segura. >> el de las vendedoras que empieza estar regular en la calle gente trabajadora que con un permiso les cambia la vida en los Ángeles noticias del mundo. >> una historia conmovedora de emprendimiento y de lo que una madre escapÁndose por sucio. salud. salud es tener quien me cuide desde lejos. quien me haga suspirar. y me ayude a respirar. salud es tener a alguien que me contagie su risa. y me

so we have actually still camille with but i think patricia has to have support states of present mutual confess clips to de moines and a subject. we both have an incident that would probably give me an issue which, which one of the most beautiful it will show if we send you the wind speed or the problem. but you, for the longest, the book on the, let's move with the the the, that's not enough the less because you didn't get to be commended over to the men below. were you able to send to the work to view on your thoughts or something? or to go to the video to go to the paperclip, the show, look clean, just to talk to each of the, the 4th and final crew member, and was announced to space x crease evans press cost less cost. minot konstantin bore and sauce will fly as admission specialist completing the space cortes the 3rd stage, shut down is confirmed and spacecraft separation is a click to orbit rendezvous upcoming audit. the serious exercise. usually the people who get the the, the constant team by the self will get to space just 5 years of to being accepted. that some very quick feel

will go up on this level until the so then, so we have, i feel this sort of deal with but i think patricia has to have support the resent michelle can pull clips to the morning and i'll send that to the to an incident that would probably be an issue which, which one of the most painful it will show if we send you the wind speed or the problem. but you, for the don't, we're still in the book on the, let's move in with the, [000:00:00;00] the, that's not going to show especially, but not just or less because, you know, it will be coming to the blue men below where you want to put something to the look forward to view on your thoughts or something for to go to the video to propose luthey michelle board thing just to kind of get around to each of the, the 4th and final crew member and was announced to space x cree 7 for us cost those costs are not konstantin for a soft look. why is it mission? specialist completing space cortez. the and 3rd stage shut down is confirmed and spacecraft separation and a kit to orbit rendezvous upcoming side of the mattress. x pass. usually. the people who get constan

. >> reporter: patricia has lived in the marina for 40 years and president of the merchants group andas followed the case from the start. >> i think people are going to be very disappointed. this is what the people who pay taxes, are raising their children, and families are hearing. that they can get away with anyone. >> reporter: she says on the day of the attack she called the police number because she saw the homeless man and two palling outside don's parents' home. don and his mother said they called 911 multiple time, but the group remained outside, used drugs, harassed neighbors, and refused to leave. defense attorneys argued that don threatened to stab and kill the man if he didn't move his belongings. don said the only thing he had on him was pepper spray, which he accidentally used on himself that day. >> they had completely blocked the the sidewalk, so i had reported them for breaking americans with disabilities act. and they simply were not removed. this may not have happened if they were not removed. >> reporter: during our interview, we saw nathaniel roy walk by with drug

. >> reporter: patricia has lived in the marina for 40 years, has followed the case from the start. >> i think people will be very disappointed. this is what the people who pay taxes, are raising their children and their families are hearing, that they can get away with anything. >> reporter: the day of the attack on don she called nonemergency police number because she saw doty and two pals outside don's parents' home. don and his mother said they called 911 multiple times but the group remained outside, used drugs, harassed neighbors, and refused to leave. defense attorneys argue that carmignani threatened to stab and kill doty if he didn't move his belongings. don said the only thing he had was pepper spray which he accidentally used on himself that day. >> they had blocked the sidewalk so i reported them for breaking americans with disabilities act and they were not removed. this may not have happened if they had been removed. >> reporter: during our interview we saw roy pass with drug paraphernalia. he confirmed he was sitting in front of don carmignani parents home. >> what's yo

. >> reporter: patricia has lived in the marina for 40 years. s president of a group and has followed the case from the start. >> i think people will be very disappointed. this is what the people who pay taxes, are raising their children and their families are hearing. they can get away with anything. >> reporter: the day of the attack she called the nonemergency police number because she saw dodi and his two pals outside of the home. they called 911 multiple times but the group remains outside, used drugs, harassed neighbors, refused to leave. it was argued i threatened to stab and kill dodi if he didn't move his belongings. he said the only thing he had was pepper spray which he accidentally used on himself that day. >> they had blocked the sidewalk so i had reported them for breaking americans with disabilities act and they were not removed. this may not have happened if they had been removed. >> reporter: during our interview we saw roy pass by holding drug paraphernalia. he confirmed he was sitting in front of the parents' home the day of th

has condemned the process as a previous president has received a constitutional complaint against that could lead to her dismissal attorney general patricia benavides has laid the complaint against dena velocity of a crime that one on protest which led to the depths of more than 50 people. the president has slammed the move as a political maneuver and there being violent protest in peru, calling for president dina ballasa his resignation and his new elections. the demonstrations coincide with the mocking of velocities 1st year in office and the training of impeach for the president federal castillo. are we on a sanchez has this from lima, and there will be our processing in the center of the capital, lima. many of them saying that they are fed up with a corruption among public nations. one year of the former president said no castillo was ousted. i didn't do, you know, a lot of it came to power. many people here are processing all to against the press, the power, but other than the i'm here to defend my country for president petro castillo, who was kidnapped by the matthews and against the dictatorship, imposed by congress. and many peopl

patricia de vender tamales ha llevado su hijo mayor a la universidad ademÁs mantiene cuatro niÑos adolescenteses ambulantes vÍctimas de agresiones en las cal qsue v dentro de lo que se permitÍa. varios vendedores ambulantes vÍctima de agresiones en las calles con juan jesÚs han recibido un carro gratis de (nombre en inglÉs(.. me acerquÉ y me dijo cosas racista. los tamales de patricia son famosos en (nombre en inglÉs(. se antojan. son deliciosos son de los mejores que comido en este paÍs mexicano. araba estÁ mÁs tranquila y segura por estar mÁs segura. es de las personas trabajadoras que con un carro y un permiso les candelaria. los Ángeles noticias telemundo. >> . gente trabajadora que les candelaria en los Ángeles noticias del mundo. >> asÍ nos despedimos gracias por su sintonÍa los esperamos en noticias del mundo en la noche los dejamos con la mente navideÑo que se respira en >> .intas partes del mundo (mÚsica) (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (m

joining us to discuss is patricia. she has the stock with the valuation range of 42 to 45. what you looking for out of the quarter? how strong do you think you will be? patricia: we believe -- they are -- we saw a slowdown in sales growth at the beginning of the quarter. things make it more challenging and the second half of the quarter because of adverse weather conditions. we expect tech to deliver in local currencies around 13%. the forex headwinds will be significant but we expect the company to expand diverse margin by 100 pips. it is stable and that is significant and outstanding in the third quarter. guy: patricia, this talk is had a good run recently. as you say, the sales line looks pretty good given the fact we have seen store closures. this is offering a smaller footprint. to keep the topline story going are they going to have to spend more going forwards? patricia: that is the case. we have seen a slowdown in sales because of the comparison getting more challenging. the company is going ahead of the sector and inve

patricia has been in touch. can i just say, michel is so rude at the start of her show. got to say, i don't actually know what i did at the start of my show that was so offensive. but whatever it was, it certainly wouldn't have been intention. >> i can tell you the finger. did you like the. >> i don't think so. no, i don't think so. >> that was off camera, wasn't it? yeah >> pizza. pizza said the national should sung national anthem should be sung by at the start of by all pupils at the start of every school day. says every school day. david says you're a key point. you're all missing a key point. if don't believe god, if you don't believe in god, then national anthem is an then the national anthem is an absolute . is that absolute non—starter. is that true? you got believe in true? have you got to believe in god and someone else that just said, answer this said, michel, the answer to this is get some is very simple. get some sniffing to record an alternative that will please people. i'll let you guys be the judge of that, shall i? look, we're in the christmas we're on.

has more on the campaign. >> first impressions matter and that first look for many in the city of san jose, like downtown resident patriciahope. >> i walk a lot and we've just seen a lot of homeless encampments. we've seen trash torn fences that are cleaned up and they all look great. but then it comes back and here in the shadow of the sap center, where thousands of locals and visitors are offered that impression, this is not what city leaders want to see how the city looks and feels in impacts people's perceptions of the direction our city is going in. >> and we have a choice to make. we can get back to basics. focus on safety and cleanliness, and create a virtuous cycle where people want to spend more time here and invest more here and grow here or not. >> tuesday, along the guadalupe river, mayor matt mehan put those words to action. this is the site of the city's first gateway cleanup program. what once looked like this has now turned into an area that is clear from trash, has boulders to help facilitate a no encampment zone and has flowers and trees planted to help beautify the area. >> the first thing they see is,

patricia away. now, the victoria has been revised up to 7 people in all day. it is, you know, don't get to talk in the residential area. the city of khaki, which is close to the russian border was also came under heavy attack and sustained . it's the same a mass of attack for over 3. i was to be a hospital in a school they were targeted. the eastern city of naperville has also faced heavy rocket fire. i'm attempting to hospital and shopping center there. uh, lots of hits. now these are on the schools front like cities. i'm the not the defense system saying i'm not as strong as they are to. this is something that the equipment part is recent months have been really pressing the risk and partners to provide them with more air defense systems like the patriots to protect, you know, frontline cities like khaki but also regions, legs off for the show and audience, dw correspondence on your phone and get with the latest there from keith. thank you . of the united nations has borne the 150000 people in god's. i have no way to go. as israel widens it's s c and ground

has more on the campaign. >> first impressions matter and that first look for many in the city of san jose, like downtown resident patricia would hope. >> i walk a lot and we've just seen a lot of homeless encampments. we've seen trash torn fences that are cleaned up, up, and they all look great. but then it comes back and here in the shadow of the sap center, where thousands of locals and visitors are offered that impression, this is not what city leaders want to see. >> how the city looks and feels impacts people's perception of the direction our city is going in. >> and we have a choice to make. we can get back to basics, focus on safety and cleanliness, and create a virtuous cycle where people want to spend more time here and invest more here and grow here or not. >> tuesday, along the guadalupe river, mayor matt mehan put those words to action. this is the site of the city's first gateway cleanup program. what once looked like this has now turned into an area that is clear from trash, has boulders to help facilitate a no encampment zone and has flowers and trees planted to help beautify the area. >> the first thing t

impressions matter and that first look for many in the city of san jose, like downtown resident patricia anderson hasnot been as great as they would hope. >> i walk a lot and we've just seen a lot of homeless encampments. we've seen trash torn fences that are cleaned up and they all look great. but then it comes back and here in the shadow of the sap center, where thousands of locals and visitors are offered that impression, this is not what city leaders want to see. >> how the city looks and feels impacts people. >> perceptions of the direction our city is going in. and we have a choice to make. we can get back to basics, focus on safety and cleanliness, and create a virtuous cycle where people want to spend more time here and invest more here and grow here or not. tuesday, along the guadalupe river, mayor matt mehan put those words to action. >> this is the site of the city's first gateway cleanup program. what once looked like this has now turned into an area that is clear from trash, has boulders to help facilitate a no encampment zone and has flowers and trees planted to help beautify the area.

faculty members at unlv, the coroner's office has identified 2 of the 3 people who were killed. 64 year-old charge and jerry chang and 39 year-old patricia navarro. they s 3rd person killed has been identified but their name is not being released in the 4th person. they still being treated at the hospital. the alleged gunman is being identified by police as 67 year-old anthony police do a longtime business professor who had unsuccessfully applied for jobs at unlv and other colleges. recently he was killed in a shootout with officers and there are still no word on a specific motive. kron four's theresa stasi was in vegas talking to students who are back on campus today. we'll hear from them coming up in the next 10 minutes. >> san jose city officials are taking another step to prosecute people for stealing catalytic converters under current law. someone can only be charged with stealing a converter if it has markings to identify that it's been stolen. but oftentimes thieves are able to remove those markings under new proposed law. it would be illegal to be in possession of converter unless you can prove ownership. earlier this year, the s

patricia: el escultor marcelo toledo argentino ha logrado cautivar a las personalidades mÁs influyentesar a esos personajes es porque uno estÁ haciendo lo correcto o haciendo las cosas correctamente. pero te podrÍa decir que en la mayorÍa de los casos la posibilidad de estar con ellos, hablare interactuar, es gente como vos y como yo. patricia: sabe calar muy bien entre los gustos de las mÁs distinguidas celebridades del mundo. sus secretos el trabajo duro y buen gusto. raÚl: nada mÁs grande que darle rienda suelta a la imaginaciÓn. francisca: nada paga mejor que el trabajo duro y ahÍ estÁ el resultado. jesus: estamos en todas las redes sociales y que no se listarÁn, tik tok, facebook, la red social x, mantente informado y revive tu segmento favorito en www.despiertaamÉrica.com el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. raÚl:a la nota... que quiero la tortita de zanahoria que trajeron. habrÁ posibilidades de cortar torta de zanahoria? francisca:alan, cÓmo que no si tÚ no la pagaste... alan: es que ya la mandes para mi casa. raÚl: se veÍa muy deliciosa. francisca: es capaz de es

patricia mai will. litt writing -- we do not allow such an order lightly. there is a strong public interest in what he has to say, but mr. trump is also an

[end of translation] >> patricia says that reggiani has stolen her name from her and she wants it backhave. >> you're the only patricia gucci? >> i'm the only patricia gucci, yes. >> it's very unlikely that patrizia reggiani will give up the gucci name. whether it's hers to keep or not. when she was released from prison in 2016, she proceeded to walk down milan's grandest shopping street with a parrot on her shoulder. apparently cherishing the paparazzi's attention. >> she would never disappear into oblivion. that is not in her nature. she feeds off attention. she's a narcissist. she wants to be the center of her own story. >> i think she was very authentic in her own way. i don't know if i would call her -- was she a femme fatale? maybe, but i don't think she started out with a version of where she was going to end up. she gave an interview not too long ago, the interviewer asked her, if you could say anything to maurizio today what would you say? and she said forgive me. >> sheree loud isn't thinking about forgiveness. she worries more about the man patrizia had killed being forgotte

has identified 2 of the 3 people who were killed. one of them is 64 year-old charge and jerry chang and 39 year-old patricia navarro. the less a 3rd person has been identified, but their name has not been released yet. a 4th person is still being treated at the hospital. the alleged gunman has been identified by police as 67 year-old anthony polito, a longtime business professor who had unsuccessfully applied for a job at unlv. he was killed in a shootout with the officers. there's still no word right now on a motive. but the white house did weigh in on this violence earlier today. >> at the president's direction, we have federal officials on the ground supporting local response efforts and providing all necessary assistance because we know it's not just the victims and survivors who need support that this violence rips apart entire communities. >> the community at unlv is still dealing with this tragedy. thousands of students and faculty members were forced to just abandon their belongings and run for safety. many of them returned to campus today to try to get what they left behind kron four's to co joins us now liv

patricia sees or targets were hit. the master for tax has left many in shock. ukraine sees after disciplined bergman, any doctor for to spit moscow appears to be impossible. or military unless to midland at midland, if kings college london gave me her assessment of best lights is russian attack? well, venture has been collected missiles and preparing. we haven't seen the scale of an attack on ukraine since the startups of warranty. and specifically, after ukraine has intensified strikes on the black sea fleeting premier and after the destruction of russian overture across the ship. on december 29th, it seemed logical that a rush of what respond was a beverage of missiles and ruins. however, this amount of missing some drones has more perhaps been seen before. so they seem to have targeted amongst other things according to ukraine, defense industry official, um some production site. so they are trying to destroy ukrainian, the military capability and its inception. right out, of course this massive show of force at the time when ukrainians ha

patricia navarro. the 3rd victim will be identified, wants their family has been notified. the 4th victim, a visiting professor still in the hospital, recovering tonight. police say the gunman identified the 67 year-old anthony police do was a longtime business professor who tried to get a job at unlv but failed. authorities say he had a list of targets at the school and send out 22 letters with no return address. university faculty members across the country. police say opened fire around noon yesterday in the business school. and what up? several more floors in the building before being killed by police. authorities say he used a 0.9 millimeter handgun in the shooting. >> president biden's son, hunter biden, has been indicted on 9 federal tax charges. the new charges in the central district of california announced today include 3 felonies and 6 misdemeanors. prosecutors say he failed to pay taxes on 4 billion dollars in personal income in 2017 2018. these new charges are in addition to federal gun charges which accused biden of lying about his drug use in 2018 when buying

patriots fans said of course the eagles defense would collapse right after they put matt patricia in charge of it. the nfl has the steelers safety without pay for the rest of the season after his hit to michael pitman jr. on saturday. i've been watching that moment. it's a brutal hit. the league said the ban follows repeated violations of playing rules intended to protect the health and safety of players. kazee has previously been fined five different times for unnecessary roughness violations this season. saturday's incident led to a 50-yard penalty and his ejection from the game. that's head-hunting. pickman clearly knocked unconscious at least briefly. we're lucky he's okay. >>> turning now to the nba. the sharlets hornets mile bridges did not play in last night's game against the raptors in toronto. he wasn't allowed into the country. he was denied entry into canada because ofis past legal problems. according to espn bridges serving three years protion pleading no contest in a 2022 domestic felony violence case was denied access to the entire country on saturday. the hornets ruled him out saying he was no

patricia navarro here closest to me. the 3rd victim identified once family has been notified and a 4th victim, a visiting professor was injured and is still in the hospital this evening. police say the gunman identified as 67 year-old at the nape alito was a longtime business professor worked in north carolina for a long time. they see try to get a job at unlv. but was not hired. authorities say he had a list of targets at the school and in fact, sent out. 22 letters with no return address. 2 university faculty members across the country yesterday morning. police say police opened fire around noon yesterday at the business school there. and then went up several more. floors in the building before eventually being killed by police. authorities say he used a 9 millimeter handgun in the shooting. police are still trying to figure out a specific motive obviously be looking at his employment history and how he tried to work their campus. by the way, is closed for the rest of this week. it will reopen as of right now next week. ken and vicki, back to you. all right, grant in meantime, ahead at 6.30, our tree says stasio will be joi

for bruce president has received a constitutional complaint against that could lead to her dismissal. attorney general, patricia benevides as lazy complaints against the block being a velocity over crank down them protests which led to deductible them 50 people. the president has slammed the move as a political him in the presidential elections in the democratic republic of congo. this month will run against the backdrop of increased fighting east african peace keeping soldiers of started withdrawing a yeah of to being deployed. the regional leaders say the mission was meant to end the conflict between m. 23 and rewind and backed on groups and government forces malcolm web. and as the story the people in eastern congo has been watching foreign forces come and go for decades. none of the, most of the conflicts, some have made them west. these kenyan troops were part of a regional force, this leaving off to just a yes. and people are on the run once again. that's leading advances by and 23. rewind and back. tom group is the latest round of the conflict this last to nearly 30 years involving come, goes east and ne

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patricia navarro. the 3rd victim will be identified once their family has been notified.th victim still in the hospital. people learn about them is that they are. he's visiting professor. as for the gunman, police say he was a longtime business professor who try to get a job at unlv but was rejected. he's been identified as 67 year-old anthony police. do authorities say that he had a list of targets at the school and sent out. 22 letters with no return address. 2 university faculty members across the country. police safely do open fire around noon on wednesday at the business school and went to several more floors in the building before police shot and killed him. authorities say he used a 9 millimeter handgun in the shooting and had more than 150 rounds of ammunition on him. 2 people are dead after head-on crash in san pablo. police say a car sideswiped a truck heading in the same direction just before one yesterday morning along el portal drive near glen lock street, the man driving the car and his passenger died. police believe the man was speeding. they're also lookin

. >> rachel has a profound sadness at this loss and a profound sadness for mr. and mrs. neese. >> therapist patriciawas hired by rachel's family and she's been meeting with rachel in prison since the summer of 2013. >> from the day i met rachel, she has said to me, i deserve to be in here, i did something terribly wrong, i hurt somebody. rachel does miss skylar very much so and then she also weeps for her because she knows she cannot undo the past and she will never see her again. >> in court, rachel apologized directly to dave and mary. >> i don't know if there's a proper way to make this apology because there are not even words to describe the guilt and remorse that i feel each day for what i've done. i became scared and caught up in something i did not want to do and never realized the gravity of my actions and how many people i've hurt. >> skylar's dad who had once defended the girls didn't mince words. >> yes, rachel shoaf did cooperate. rachel shoaf also murdered my daughter in cold blood. she can take her apologies and everything else and sit on them because that's what they're worth to me an

let's bring in the cofounder of cnbc tom rogers, patricia duff, her group has new polling out today examiningev. >> when you, patricia, when you talk about how divided americans are and i think that we've been talking about that the last three hours today, i think that some of the data that you can give us talks about how it is underground because i think there's so much screaming at each other on all sides that people don't understand that this division is real and how can we reconcile it if we don't first recognize there is a division. so what have you found? >> well, we found that it is extremely important problem for our country because it stymies political governance. that's one of the big takeaways from our poll and our survey that we do annually, so people are very concerned about whether we can get anything done, and one of the most -- i would say one of the good stories out of this is that most of our respondents would prefer compromise. they want to see their elected officials willing to work with the other side, willing to debate these issues in a productive way and get things done

patricia navarr vÉlez. hoy miembros de la comunidad del colegio de ponce donde ella estudiÓ lamentaron su muerte. >> me ha dolidoo madre me conmueve y quiero decirle a la familia que verdaderamente mantenga la fortaleza porque estÁ con dios. >> hoy el presidente joe biden se reuniÓ con estudiantes y miembros de la comunidad de la universidad de nevada en las vegas para ofrecer sus condolencias. y tambiÉn sentenciaron a prisiÓn perpetua y sin derecho a libertad condicional a el autor de la masacre escolar en michigan el 2021. a los 15 aÑos matÓ a 4 compaÑeros e hiriÓ a otros 7. en enero los padres de (palabra en inglÉs( irÁn a juicio por homicidio involuntario por haberle facilitado a su hijo un arma pese a sus problemas mentales. el hombre que disparÓ a una sinagoga en nueva york enfrenta cargos federales por posesiÓn ilegal de un arma de fuego. (palabra en inglÉs( (inentendible( abriÓ fuego el jueves afuera del templo llamado israel y luego escapÓ. nadie resultÓ lesionado en este ataque. cuando la policÍa lo detuvo, el hombre gritÓ palestina libre. y en este sentido el comitÉ internacional de la cruz roja se mo

has now identified 2 of the 3 people who were killed. one of them is 64 year-old. charge and jerry chang and 39 year-old patricia navarro will last for just getting their pictures now into our newsroom. a 3rd person was killed but has not been identified and their name is not being released. as of now, a 4th person is still being treated in the hospital. thousands of students and faculty members had to run for safety as the shots started to ring out on the campus, we're going to turn now to kron four's terisa stasio. she's live there in las vegas. forestry some wondering what it's like there today and also how the entire city in the community of las vegas is stealing with just another mass shooting. they just dealt with one the worsstill in a sta about what happened at their school. a place they thought was a safer space until shots rang out on wednesday due to an active shooter. that shooter now dead. but most of the large campus is still off limits due to the investigation throughout the day, law enforcement escorted students and staff so that they could pick up items left behind as backpacks, laptops, importa

patricia navarro were killed. the 3rd person who was killed, their family has not been notified yet.we're we're not identifying them. the 4th person who survived the shooting was a visiting professor and is in the hospital recovering as for the gunman. it was a longtime business professor and he was trying to get a job at unlv, but he was rejected. he's identified as 67 year-old anthony police. do. and authorities say he actually had a list of targets at the college and that he had sent out. 22 letters, 2 university faculty members across the country with no return address. police say that he opened fire around noon on wednesday in the business school and then he went up several floors throughout the building before police were able to locate and killed him. they say him there say there was a exchange of gunfire and he was using a 9 millimeter handgun that had dispatched 150 rounds of ammunition. it's 7, 36 2 people have died in a head-on crash in san pablo, a car sideswiped a truck headed in the same direction. it was around 1 o'clock in the morning yesterday on el portal drive near

the clark county coroner's office has identified 2 of the victims as professor cha jen chang and assistant professor patricia navarro. the 3rd victim will be identified. they say once family members have been notified and a 4th victim, a visiting professor is still in the hospital tonight. police say the gunman identified now as at the deeper lido was a longtime business school professor who tried to get a job that you of unlv would never was hired. authorities say he had a list of targets at the school and set out. 22 letters with no return address. 2 university faculty members across the country right before the shooting. police say the lead opened fire around noon yesterday at the business school and that went up several more floors in the building before eventually being killed by police. authorities say he used a 9 millimeter handgun and police are still trying to figure out a specific motive, though. they're certainly looking into his employment history. tonight. the unlv campus is still closed as law enforcement continues to investigate but many students return to campus today to pick up their belongi

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segunda persona identificada fue patricia navarro vélez de 39 años, quien era profesora asistente de contabilidad, con una oficina en el 4o piso del edificio. la tercer víctima haoficina forense del condado clark continúa trabajando para hacerle llegar la información a los familiares legales más cercanos. además, se reveló un video donde se ve a un oficial de policía siendo agredido por el sospechoso. una situación que en tan solo segundos escaló, terminando con el sospechoso abatido por ese mismo oficial que hoy es considerado un héroe. se espera que en las próximas horas las autoridades revelen el nombre de la tercer víctima, así como también de los oficiales involucrados. desde las vegas, bryan lozano, telemundo. >> por cierto, la roca del campus de la universidad estatal de michigan fue repintada el jueves. esto como reacción al al tiroteo masivo ocurrido en la universidad de nevada. esto el miércoles pasado en la roca. ahora se puede leer cuantos más fuerza un leve con corazón alrededor de la frase. >> en noticias locales, la alcaldesa london breed, el fiscal general rob bonta y el jefe de policía bill scott se unieron a united playas para respaldar el pró

them who at this point have been identified next of kin has been notified. 64 your professor jan chang and 39 year-old assistant professor patriciaarro. they were killed. and then once the family of the 3rd victim is notified, we'll have that information for you. the 4th person who was shot, e, but the the hospital and they were a visiting professor. as for the gunman, we know a little bit more about him. he was a longtime business professor various universities. any tried to get a job at unlv but was rejected. he has been identified as 67 year-old anthony police. do. and authorities say he had a list of targets at unlv and also had sent out. 22 letters, 2 university faculty members with no return address and this is across the country. police say that he opened fire around noon on wednesday at the business school. he went up several floors in the building to try to escape. there was a shootout with the police. he ended up being killed by the police. police say he used a 9 millimeter handgun that they recovered and it had been fired with one more than 150 rounds used. 2 people were killed in a head-on crash that happened in san p

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very pecific rules he ha 67 year old anthony polito is suspect of killing three business school professors and wounding a fourth. authorities identified two of the deceased as patricia navarro. velez and jan jerry chang. the wounded man is in critical condition. pulido was shot and killed by police after opening fire at a unlv. at unlv. yesterday, he was reportedly a north carolina professor, denied a job at unlv, hadn't been for the heroic actions of one of those police officers who responded. >> there could have been countless additional lives taken. armed confrontation of the suspect by law enforcers stopped the suspects for their actions. the unlv campus is just a few miles from the scene of the october 2017 massacre, when a gunman killed 60 people and wounded hundreds more at a music festival. >> police say lessons learned from that tragic day shaped their response to this attack that targeted some professors and renewed calls for lawmakers to take action on gun control after deadly mass shootings. >> not only in nevada, but also texas. >> this week. fox's madeline rivera has more from washington on students and staff at the university of las vegas who had been

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