reyes: usma fue asesinado.del aviÓn real. ¿a dÓnde se van a sentar? ¿dÓnde van a meter la grabadora? se ponÍa gente sentar? ¿dÓnde van a meter la grabadora? se ponÍa gente adelante en sillas para que cuando nuestra hija y nietos se mudaron con nosotros el detergente barato no pudo con las manchas. tiene mucha agua. así que volvimos a tide. una lavada y se fueron las manchas. qué? tu no te ibas a dormir? no pagues por agua. paga por poder de limpieza. nuestro nuevo amor de verano. la pizza delgada de little caesars. con ingredientes hasta la orilla y masa crujiente. te amo cindy. lo siento billy, el locutor tenía razón, amo la masa delgada. ¡ay billy! ven y llévate la pizza delgada de little caesars. pizza. pizza. ¿qué cosas puedo disfrutar mÁs con menos asma? con dupixent, ahora puedo disfrutar mÁs... ...¡ritmo! ...¡un baile! ...¡compartir juntos! dupixent me ayuda a prevenir ataques de asma. dupixent no se utiliza para tartar problemas respiratorios repentinos. es un tratamiento complementario para tipos espec

mÁs de 100 personas decidieron denunciar a reyes.ntidad, fraude postal y falsedad en documento pÚblico. sin embargo, quedÓ en libertad bajo fianza, aunque con un grillete en su tobillo. en diciembre de 2020, elvis reyes se declarÓ culpable de 2 cargos. >> es increÍble. te basaste en dios. jugaste con ellos. da la cara. lamb: yo lo seguÍ y le dije "di algo", pero Él nunca dijo nada. aÚn la jueza le dio la oportunidad y Él no dijo nada. janiot: a mediados de abril de 2021 llegÓ la sentencia. 20 aÑos y 9 meses de cÁrcel. Ávila: nos sentimos muy contentos. yo estaba feliz. lamb: el nunca esperÓ que cerca de 60 vÍctimas testificarÁn en contra de Él, pero fue el poder de organizarnos como comunidad. janiot: las vÍctimas tienen la certeza de que no recuperarÁn los miles de dÓlares que reyes se gastÓ, pero tienen otra satisfacciÓn. lamb: lo logramos y se hizo justicia. janiot: la estafa dejÓ a muchos con problemas de salud fÍsica y emocional ante la angustia permanente de tener que abandonar el paÍs. ferretti: estamos hablando de campesinos

niÑos desesperados porque acorralan a la madre del asesino, >>> la policÍa acudiÓ a ayudar a la seÑora reyesÁndose en su patrulla >>> no enfrentarÁ cargos por homicidio el bodeguero hablÓ sobre la decisiÓn de la scalÍa. la asociaciÓne bodegueros a apoyado del principio josÉ alba la esperza de residencia para 8 millones de indocumentados un grupo de congresistas propone renovar la ley de registro para regularizar a quienes llevan en el paÍs al menos 7 aÑos y que no tienen documentos. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> el equipo especial pero viene >>> se fue >>> se fue >>> che de estrellas en el estadio de los dodgers la casa del equipo angelino recibe a las Áximas estrellas del juego de beisbol, hubohomenajes y grandes figuras latinass pero comenzamos en texas con la madre del pistolero de uvalde car a ca con los familiares de las vÍctimas noticia telemundo capÓo en exclusiva el encuentro lleno de tensiÓn, de reclamos y de dolor edgar muÑoz tiene las imÁgenes desde uvalde, edgar adelante? >>> hola quÉ talÓmo te va felicidad apareciÓ la mamÁ de salvador ramos quien matÓ a 9 niÑas y 2 maestras en lascuela pri

pertenece la propiedad, el costo y el tiempo para realizar el proceso dependerá de cada condado, según reyesque 28 millones de documentos y cada condado de la bahía iniciará el proceso para eliminar el lenguaje racista algo que se cree queel trabajo se tomará, >>> en san francisco los electores pueden votar a favor de dos meses para la construcción de viviendas accesibles una promovida por la junta de supervisores establece que al menos un tercio de la vivienda en proyectos habitacionales sean para familias de ingresos medios y bajos, la otra es una medida que apoya la alcaldesa, de nombre en inglés y la cantidad de viviendas accesibles en nueva construcción deben ser menor, para no dificultar el trabajo de la constructora se espera que las próximas dos semanas los supervisores evalúen la ley que se someterá a votación el próximo otoño >>> autoridades iniciaron una investigación tras el argumento de un niño de nueve años en una piscina fue encontrado en la alberca de un complejo de apartamento ubicado cerca del camino real y (....), al llegar al lugar los oficiales dieron primeros auxilios a

reyes back. the gunman then smeared some of mr.teachers face in place to teachers phone, which kept ringing as desperate relatives tried to reach him, on his back. when he was shot a second time, mr. reyes thought i'm not gonna make it, i'm going to bleed out. joining us now is tony pohetski a texas reporter. tony, you've seen the video. this shows all of the officers from several departments including state police officers, doing nothing for over an hour. >> so lawrence, the video actually begins with the gunman walking into the hall of robb elementary school and just a short time later you can see him still in the hallway as he opened fire on one of the classrooms and just a hail of gunfire from that ar-15. i'll tell you that about three minutes later local police officers arrived at the scene and did try to make entry into that classroom. but they took gunfire - you can actually see them being blown back in a hallway camera, and then after that there seemed to be no real urgency at least not urgency that you think you would see

polonia o argentina y después a 69 centro de flores márquez para poner dos por uno, gran jugada de reyesuvo complicaciones, barcelona no pudo viajar con su técnico debido a que no tiene permiso de entrar al país, hernández no pudo hacer el viaje con el equipo miami por problema de migración, en su última etapa como futbolista siendo jugador visitó más de una ocasión irán de hecho en el partido, fue entero provoca que necesita un permiso especial para entrar estados unidos, el club se contempla con sorpresa que además de tener todo en orden (...), no tuvo esta que es el nombre de permiso de viaje, este tema puede querer solucionar el lunes y podrá dirigir el primer partido que es el martes ante el inter de milán >>> béisbol de las grandes ligas un gran partido nacional espacial los astros pusieron turbina los cohetes y volaron a los auckland lo importante llegaría a la baja de la segunda maldonado, adiós cuatro carreras a notaría houston una más en el cuarto y sería todo, seis entrada con despunte para mantener la blanqueada y así llevárselo cinco a cero veremos el partido entre gigantes

el mundo 48 >> según la información que tenemos de reyes dijo que su hijo llegó de guatemala hace 17a importante de la patrulla de caminos hablamos de la alerta amber que el 2002 entró en vigor en nuestro estaban desempeñando papel fundamental de rescate de niños que han sido secuestrados. la medida se originan texas después que amber de nueve años fue asesinada por su secuestrador en 1996. para febrero del 2005 el sistema de alerta amber comenzó a funcionar en todo el país >> la ciudad en pantalla inauguró el departamento de seguridad pública recursos comunitarios una nueva división para prevenir problemas sociales como la violencia. esto por programas que dan oportunidades a las personas vulnerables . >> una de las cosas importantes eres prevenir la violencia con el uso de armas. sabemos que muchos que se involucran en la violencia con las armas, no tienen los recursos que necesitan desde una edad pequeña >> el departamento será responsable de construir alianzas desarrollar estrategias para mejorar la productividad y sostenibilidad de los recursos comunitarios >> el departamento de

cnn's shimon prokupecz spoke to teacher arnie reyes about the nightmare of bullets flying in his schooled seeing like the sheetrock fly off the walls and stuff like that, and that's when i had told my kids, i don't know what it is, but let's get under the table. >> arnie reyes was the only survivor from classroom 111 in robb elementary in uvalde, texas, after a month in the hospital, ten surgeries to bullet wounds in his arm and back, he's finally back home and talking about the day that ripped so many lives apart. >> i was getting the kids under the table. i turned around and when i turned around, i saw him, but i just saw like the shadow, and that's when i saw the two -- like the fire and then i ended up on the ground as well. >> and so you get hit and you go down? >> mm-hmm. >> and what's going on in your mind at that time? >> i'm just thinking and waiting for somebody to come and save us. you always think, you know, something bad is happening, that the cops get there so fast. they rush in and they help you, you know, and i was just waiting for that. i was waiting for anybody, anybod

teacher arnulfo reyes says watching the video makes him sick. he was shot twice, trapped with his students inside that classroom, as one child called out to police for help. >> disgusted. it's just showing them running. i couldn't run, my kids couldn't run, but you're standing outside the door and you run -- that upsets me because we couldn't run anywhere. >> reporter: reyes lost all 11 of his students. it's not until 48 minutes after the shooter entered the school, after more shots are fired that officers finally move toward the classroom. but still, no rescue attempt. one officer even getting hand sanitizer. it would take another half hour for a team to breach the classroom to kill the gunman. two teachers and 19 children would die. offduty border patrol agent jacob albarado raced to the school after his wife, a teacher, texted that there was an active shooter. he could hear the gunfire and got his wife, daughter, and dozens of other children out of the classrooms. but after seeing the video, he hesitates to criticize fellow officers. >> i don

frescos 61, para el Área de cobertura se mantiene despejado, estamos hablando de las marejada de los reyesesta fue su pico el dÍa del jueves, nuevamente estaremos esperando la marea alta maÑana sÁbado a las 5;25 a.m. es por eso que servicio nacional de meteorologÍa ha estado emitido lo que vendrÍa siendo una advertencia para la zona de la costa debido a la posibilidad de inundaciones costeras, por lo demÁs, continuamos con una noche bastante agradable, cielos despejados en san josÉ, heno, sublimaciÓn ya en su prÓximo segmento y tambiÉn es de un saber cÓmo estÁ la temperatura para fin de semana. ramÓn: muchas gracias. hablamos de un tema que preocupa a muchas personas queexpresamente el robo de automÓviles, al departamento de policÍa de san josÉ informÓ sobre el hallazgo de varios carros que habÍan sido robados gracias a las placas y pueden contactar a los dueÑos, sabe quÉ hacer si le roban un vehÍculo y lo utiliza para cometer crÍmenes?, es algo que muchos nos preguntamos, tenemos mÁs con tamara mino. >> si un vehÍculo estÁ utilizado en un robo vamos a investigar. tamara: es frecuente que

marco reyes que padece de la enfermedad, urge que se aumente sobre ayudas y tratamientos. >> ha sidoÁs de 5000 casos de virola del mono como una mayor propagaciÓn entre hombres que tienen relaciones sexuales con otros hombres. >> sentimos escalofrÍo y una fiebre, todo pasÓ muy rÁpido, soy maestro de preescolar y tuve que llamar a mi directora, tengo que irme a casa, no tengo que estar aquÍ. >> segÚn la gobernadora, dijo que nueva york va a recibir 110,000 las prÓximas semanas. >> se transmite a travÉs de contacto Íntimo, sexual y tambiÉn contacto con lesiones que estÁn abiertas. >> estÁ pensando en declarar una emergencia de salud pÚblica nacional, recientemente el secretario de salud dijo que estÁ monitoreando la respuesta hacia el virus antes de tomar una decisiÓn. >> continuando en este tema, las autoridades estÁn haciendo un esfuerzo por crear conciencia entre el riesgo de la virola del mono, ya que los latinos representan un 15% de la poblaciÓn son un 30% de los contagiados por el virus. >> mientras se continÚa agudizando el brote de la virola del mono en el estado de california

el caso ha creado una polÉmica sobre la entronizaciÓn de los reyes del aborto en ohio, como dice vivianaolado y embarazado a una niÑa de 10 aÑos de edad, que luego se le practicÓ un aborto en el vecino estado de indiana. un caso que sigue constatando la comunidad latina de esta Área. >> no sÉ quÉ harÍa yo. >> me parte serÍa que acusarÁ la persona que hizo esto, para pensarlo, eso no estÁ bien que uno hace eso. viviana: en indiana como ohio es restricciones en cuanto al aborto. la pregunta es que bajo los parÁmetros de la ley en ohio la niÑa pudo haber sometido al aborto sin salir del estado. >> legalmente hay una defensa para tener el aborto aquÍ en ohio, legalmente. pero prÁcticamente es otra cosa. vivania: es que en ohio el lo aborto se puede practicar en dos ocasiones excepcionales. >> uno, si es necesario para prevenir la muerte de la mamÁ. el segundo, es para prevenir un daÑo irreversible a las funciones mayores del cuerpo de la mamÁ. viviana: el sistema italiano de indiana investigÓ al adobe torah que prÁctico—— a la doctora que practicÓ el aborto y determinÓ que ella no violÓ ning

. >> reporter: we now know it would be a long and agonizing 74 minutes before police would enter reyesill the gunman. >> he did a lot of things to make me flinch or react in someway and that was one of them, where he like got -- like as i'm laying down, like either like this or like this tapping it but it was splashing on my face. >> reporter: the blood? >> yeah. >> reporter: was he trying to see if you were alive? >> i think so. >> reporter: you're laying there for over an hour, right? and nobody is coming to help. what do you think of that? [crying] >> that they forgot us. they probably thought we were all dead or something but if they would have got in before, some of them probably would have made it. >> reporter: it's a question many are struggling with as precious seconds ticked by, could live haves been saved? 19 students and two teachers would lose their lives that day. the subject of multiple on going investigations it's been called one of the biggest law enforcement failures in resent memory. officers feet away on the other side of the door. >> a lot of the law enforcement fai

. >> estaba despierta a la hora de la noticia y cuando veo la cara de elvis reyes me quedÉ como paralizada

marco reyes que padece la enfermedad urge a que se aumente la informaciÓn sobre ayudas de tratamientosomÉ ta —— medicamentos y toallas mojadas en la cabeza. reportera: en el paÍs se registran mÁs de 5000 casos de viruela de mono con una mayor propagaciÓn entre hombres que tienen relaciones sexuales con hombres. >> escalofrÍos y fiebre. la fiebre llegÓ a 101 . soy maestro de preescolar y le dije a mi directora "tengo que irme a casa" reportera: new york recibirÁ 110,000 vacunas la prÓxima semana. >> se transmite a travÉs del contacto Íntimo, contacto sexual y tambiÉn contacto con lesiones que estÁn abiertas. reportera: la administraciÓn del presente biden estÁ sopesando declarar una emergencia de salud pÚblica nacional. recientemente, el secretario de salud becerra dice que estÁn monitoreando la respuesta hacia el virus antes de tomar una decisiÓn. fÉlix: el senado estatal de indiana votÓ este sÁbado para aprobar una prohibiciÓn casi total del aborto. prohibirÍa los abortos excepto en caso de violaciÓn, incesto cuando la vida de la madre estÉ en riesgo. la medida se envÍa a la cÁmara es

. >> reporter: the reyes county is excited the marin county fair is back after a two-year break for covid. the fair is their family tradition. but this year, instead of just riding the rides and walking the midway, this family is on a mission. >> we have been here, coming here for 20 years as a family. this is our first time ever having a booth. >> reporter: their booth is all about the beads. 80,000 of them. and they have a prime location next to the big farris wheel. >> they loved it because they don't have anything like this and they have never had anything like this in the fair. >> reporter: also, new at the fair this year is a giant sun fla flower. >> it's the national flower of ukraine. >> with the world seemingly spinning out of control. people may be ready for a fair. advanced ticket sales have broken all records. >> i don't know, maybe this skinny green one? right here? >> reporter: and back at the bead booth, they are getting ready for a crush of kids. >> yeah, kids can -- >> reporter: for nicole and her daughters, this fair is like a flashback. >> oh, my goodness. >> they would

yellow police tape blocked the entrance of the subway station in harlem where 14-year-old ethan reyesnd stabbed on the train platform, a 15-year-old male charged with murder and criminal possession of a weapon. police say reyes knew his attacker. >> our preliminary investigation indicates that a fight or dispute began on the street and continued into the train station the where an altercation occurred. >> it's really hurtful because, like, i live around here, i grew up around here. and it hurts because, like, so many kids who are our age, it's so surprising to hear, andst very hurtful to hear that somebody who we could play around with got hurt. >> reporter: crime is posting double-digit increases from a year ago. new york, over 37%. chicago up 34%. philadelphia, more than 25%. if philadelphia police are looking for a pack of teens who beat and killed a 72-year-old, james lambert, with traffic cones. the disturbing video shows hem laughing and smiling as they murder their prey. and the senseless killing hits close to home as the fox news family mourns with gianno caldwell as he laid t

nos conectamos con gerardo reyes, director de univisiÓn investiga, con mÁs detalles de lo que veremos. nos dijo que su padre, roberto escobar gaviria, debe ser investigado por el atentado en colombia a un aviÓn de avianca que explotan el aire por quÉ unintegrante en del cartel de medellÍn activÓ una bomba a bordo. murieron 207 pasajeros del vuelo que habÍa salido de bogotÁ con destino a cali. en tanto, nicolÁs escobar, hijo de roberto, nos contÓ los detalles de cÓmo se entero de la planeaciÓn del atentado. su padre, quien vive en medellÍn, se negÓ a responder. esto y mÁs lo verÁs este domingo en un especial de "aquÍ y ahora". regreso con ustedes. borja: estaremos muy pendientes a ese especial "aquÍ ahora". gracias. cambiamos el tema, creo que una madre es capaz de hacer cualquier cosa por sus hijos, hasta incluso donarle uno de sus Órganos vitales, pero algunas veces esa decisiÓn no es tan fÁcil, y es es el caso de jessica ramos. su pequeÑa alis, de dos aÑitos se necesita un riÑÓn para sobrevivir, pero ella ni su esposo pueden dÁrselo. andrea leÓn nos cuenta por quÉ. andrea: [puerta]

wide failures, including poor wi-fi connectivity that likely delayed lockdown alerts and a lock on reyes' classroom door, known to be faulty, yet it was not repaired as for the gunman, a year before the massacre, he was known on social media platforms as school shooter, because of threats to other users, the report says but those warning signs, among others, fell through the cracks the mistakes, potentially adding up to 21 lives stolen from those who love them do you think if they had gotten in there after minutes or even 20 or 30 minutes, opposed to an hour and 20 minutes, children's lives would have been saved? >> yes yes. one of my students just had a gunshot like to the stomach, and if he would have been taken care of earlier, he would have made it. >> the blood loss claimed lives that could have been saved if the response had been faster? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: late this afternoon, additional action announced by uvalde's mayor, including the release of police body camera video. the announcement that the acting police chief will be on administrative leave to investigate if there was

que dios los bendiga dijo adriana reyes, el Único villano aparentemente es el tirador sin embargo losha confirmado hoy que el prÓximo sÁbado habrÁ una reuniÓn especial del distrito escolar de uvalde para evaluar la continuidad de pete arredondo el jefe de policÍa que estÁ bajo operativo administrativo pero recibiendo dinero, asÍ que el prÓximo sÁbado se va a evaluar su continuidad donde lo hemos escuchado en los Últimos dÍas los papÁs de las vÍctimas, los papÁs de esa escuela exigen su salida, su renuncia felicidad >>> una situaciÓn indeseable para todos gracias a edgar. decenas de familiares de detenidos durante el rÉgimen de excepciÓn en el salvador marcharon ayer tarde en la capital del paÍs. (gritos) >>> libertad, libertad, libertad. libertad. >>> estÁn pidiendo la liberaciÓn de sus presos porque dicen que no tienen ninguna vinculaciÓn con las pandillas, insisten que sus familiares han sido detenidos sin ninguna prueba que pertenecen a las maras por lo que exigen su liberaciÓn inmediata, la mayorÍa de los participantes eran madres y hermanos >>> que las personas inocentes las deje

luego este error de reyes sobre vÁsquez, era penal y hazard lo cobraba para poner el 2 a 1.48268 aficionados esta noche en la casa de los gigantes de san francisco, aunque el precio de las entradas era alto. pero bueno vamos con mi compaÑero max, y el anÁlisis y palabras de los protagonistas. >>> gracias, un gusto saludarte desde el estadio, un empate que deja contento prÁcticamente al amÉrica, recordemos que las Águilas viven un duro momento en el apertura de la liga mx, y empatarle al campeÓn de europa seguramente es una bocanada de oxÍgeno, el real madrid estÁ en plena pretemporada, empatÓ en el clÁsico y hoy ante las Águilas del amÉrica pero, sirve para la puesta a punto pensando en la liga espaÑola que arranca el 12 de agosto, la palabra de los protagonistas. >>> nos da animo para ir a plantarnos y hacer nuestro juego ante un gran equipo. >>> es diferente, realmente es una experiencia muy bonita, el estadio ademÁs estÁ increÍble. >>> recuerden que el escenario que ven a mis espaldas, serÁ reconvertido en horas a un diamante para el bÉisbol y que regresen a casa los san

. >> reporter: reyes was shot in his arm and back >> i remember a lot of things. just the shooting, him shooting mow me first and then shooting the kids >> reporter: it took 77 minutes for the help to aright every one of his students was killed >> i did not hear any opening the door or anything. >> reporter: did you not hear any efforts to open the door while you were bleeding to death inside of that classroom >> no. >>> we're learning more details about sunday night's mass shooting at a mall in indiana that left three people dead and two others injured authorities are calling a 22-year-old civilian a hero and crediting him with saving lives after he shot and killed the alleged shooter. he has been identified as elijah dickens. he was at the greenwood park mall with his girlfriend when the gunman entered the food court and began firing authorities say dicken was legally carrying a handgun when he confronted and immediately killed the shooter >>> the criminal contempt trial of steve bannon is under way in washington, d.c. he faces charges for defying a subpoena fro

marco reyes que padece la enfermedad urge a que se aumente la informaciÓn sobre ayudas de tratamientosÓxima semana. >> se transmite a trÉs del contacto Íntimo, contacto sexual y tambiÉn contacto con lesiones que estÁn abiertas. reportera: la administraciÓn del presente biden estÁ sopesando declarar una emergencia de salud pÚblica nacional. recientemente, el secretario de salud becerra dice que estÁn monitoreando la respuesta hacia el virus antes de tomar una decisiÓn. fÉlix: el senado estatal de indiana votÓ este sÁbado para aprobar una prohibiciÓn casi total del aborto. prohibirÍa los abortos excepto en caso de violaciÓn, incesto cuando la vida de la madre estÉ en riesgo. la medida se envÍa a la cÁmara estatal para su consideraciÓn. los partidarios del derecho a la interrupciÓn del embarazo protestaron fuera de la cÁmara del senado. presentadora: reciente de houston, texas, entregaron armas a la policÍa a cambio de una compensaciÓn monetaria. los asistentes recibieron casi $100,000 en tarjetas de regalo valoradas en $50 por un arma que no funcionara, $100 por un rifle o escopeta y $15

reyes and i know on the san mateo coast.og sixties seventies eighties nineties only patchy fog. clear skies sunny for all, it'll be nice to mild to warm to hot. if you believe some of the forecasts, projections and tools that i use, it should be a little bit cooler inland. although they've been jumping past expectations. i'll be honest fairfield west southwest at 25. not not nothing great, but it isn't onshore breeze. fifties and sixties on your temps across the board north to south little cooler, petaluma, 51 auto herod fremont are all in 58 54 woodside 51 pillar points a little cool on the coast if they're clear specific, and montara, both at 53, then it's mid fifties upper fifties middle park 57. san carlos and san mateo. all in there, there's mainly an onshore breeze not not not across the board here, but mostly it's an onshore breeze. i don't want to say when, because it's generally less than 20 miles an hour. it's just we're sandwiched in between the high and the four corners and the load of the west and one day like l

the only teacher who did survive in those two rooms are reyes, shot twice, believes morales could have been saved. if law enforcement would have allowed him to continue pursuing the gunman -- >> yes, she probably would have lived. and i think she's one of the ones they had said also bled to death. >> reporter: all 11 of the students in his class didn't survive. >> sam, it's stunning, it's shocking, and there's also disturbing information revealed about the gunman's past, his history online, what he was known as in that community, red flags galore. >> reporter: this report details in great specificity the amount of bullying and social isolation the shooter felt in early stages of his life as early as fourth grade. he shifted to social media platforms and gaming to find a refuge from that and just got darker and darker over the years from instagram and tiktok to hugo and a running joke according to this report that he was the school shooter from hugo. how could someone not intervene knowing that information? we also found out that he told a peer that he was planning something for a big d

ah, hello my quarters in doha also coming up, joe biden, mrs. reyes potential trip to the middle east. and you and says it's close to a deal that would restock grain exports from ukrainian ports. also video footage from the halls of a texas high school shows the moments leading up to a mass shooting and delayed police response. ah hello, welcome to the program demonstrators. israel anchor a, refusing to and protest against the government until the countries talked to leaders resigned in battle. president got the by roger puck sir, has fled the country, and ordered prime minister running a week from a singer to take his place. for protest has of defied a state of emergency and storm wickedness. anger's office. stab bass and reports. oh no. people bow a will when these protestors are chanting they celebrated a small moment of victory when they heard president gotta buy at a jap, baxa had flat, but soon after his early morning escape, the mood turned to anger. thousands of people march to the office of the man they fear could be roger box asked successor daniel, we come a singer, he's do

. >> reporter: like marianne reyes. >> i don't think that should be. >> reporter: she is not okay and thinks it would only be a temporary solution. it has caught the attention of the animal protection leave which announced it would help pay for foster city to develop a nonlethal program. >> i don't think killing the animals would make us feel any better. maybe we could try something else as moving them somewhere else. >> we understand that this is a very sensitive issue. >> reporter: swaggert says the city's move just opened the door to the strategy, and there isn't a plan to kill any geese in place just yet. >> any vendor that we would have to select, we would have to go to council for approval and we would have to go or the approval for a contact. we're not even close to doing that at this point. >> max darrow, kpix 5. >>> still ahead and streaming on "cbs news bay area," the suspect accused of killing a bay area cyclist faces a judge. the alleged love triangle and the run from the law that ended in costa rica. >>> a new snapshot compares air travel now to before the pandemic, and p

weeks after being shot, teacher reyes describing that exact problem. >> mine first classroom door. >> reporter: victims' families frustrated by botched response, calling for charges to be filed against some of the officers. rojelio torres' mother still fighting for accountability. >> here to fight for my son, other kids and teachers that lost their lives that day. >> reporter: packed house at school board meeting, where they're supposed to address safety issues that came out in the report. but just to get in the door, public has to go through serious security, including metal detectors and they have to follow a lot of rules to speak, and board is not expected to answer questions tonight. david. >> lot of understandable anger and frustration coming up. thank you. >>> other mass shooting, new one, yet again. this time at greenwood park mall near indianapolis. today we learned from authorities, the 20-year-old gunman, young man again, assault style rifle. what authorities are saying he did in the bathroom yesterday getting ready and firing on the way out, and right into the food court. s

angela needy. bethany dock garza reyes norwich. um the for me is that a bull upright beaten? this is emily apples getting from sheila vicious kim's room she thought, did you say the word ella? he'd been cook. yes, my thought or janine didn't deal with fortune. pity up my bill out about this boy after search financial. ah, welcome back across stock. were all things considered? i'm peter le belcher mind. you were discussing the west split with russia. ah, i can go back to gilbert in brussels, gilbert and dmitri trenton, a very well known and respected mama mo geopolitical thinker has come out with a couple of articles recently, which kind of surprised me because well, i'll be honest. who that kind of always thought of him sitting on the fence and now he's kind of made and some very strong points. and he, in his latest article, he talks about how the global south is no longer afraid of the west and no longer respects it. and i think that accounts for a lot of things, i'm extrapolating from what earl said earlier in the program, because they see, you know, when people get outrage

on saturday afternoon, investigators say the the stabbing followed an argument between ethan reyes ander boy. it's just the latest in a series of violent incidents that have unnerved new york subway riders. >>> and new york is stepping up beach patrols after a increase in shark sightings and two attacks. long island officials told beachgoers there is no reason to be afraid but swimmers are advised to stay out of unprotected waters and make sure they can be seen by a lifeguard at all times. >>> when we come back, some relief for drivers at the gas pump, and novak djokovic proves why he's one of the best tennis players to ever play the game. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some...rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, in

teacher arnulfo reyes was inside.e was shot twice and lost 11 of his students. >> it makes me sick, knowing that i was just a few feet away makes me even more angry that they waited. >> reporter: in less than 24 hours, a texas house committee will release the most detailed account of the police response yet. lawmakers have already corrected the false impression of officer ruben ruiz, who was mocked on social media for checking his phone. state representative joe moody said ruiz is the husband of murdered teacher eva mireles, who reached out from her classroom while he was on-scene to say that she'd been shot and was dying. moody said he could not allow someone who had lost everything to be maligned. now, whit, the committee report is going to incorporate accounts from three dozen witnesses. most of them have not spoken publicly. and while much of the blame has fallen on the shoulders of the chief of the tiny uvalde school police force, we're told the committee report is going to be far more sweeping. whit? >> we know

arne reyes is his name. he was a teacher in that classroom.d about how he tried to save what he calls his kid, his children. telling them to hide under desk, but of course nothing could stop this powerful ar-15 style rifle the gunman used and he talked about what it was like laying on the floor of the classroom as he waited, waited, waited for officers to come into the classroom. he could hear them outside the door and yet none came in for more than an hour. >> so heartbreaking to think of those missed opportunities. shimon, excellent reporting as usual. thank you very much. >>> the british prime minister, boris johnson, is facing his biggest crisis yet. just weeks after surviving a vote that would have ousted him from power. this now over sexual misconduct allegations by a top leader in his own party. nic robertson is outside number 10 downing street. how much trouble is he in right now? >> reporter: very deep trouble, wolf. 42 senior government officials including ministers have resigned. one of boris johnson's close cabinet ministers, a sen

the column was written by raul reyes, said these gop latina candidates are not the real deal.the myth latinas generally vote democratic but they may have a moment in the spotlight they hold views outside the latino mainstream, flores said as for i'm not the real deal, maybe i'm not the right type of taco, relating to jill biden's comments the other day. what do you say? >> i think the democrats are feeling threatened by the rise of the latina superstars who happen to be conservative who happen to be republican. and look, their message is very clear. flores' message talking about loving this country, standing up for our constitution, being pro life, pro family, pro second amendment, i mean, that is what you are seeing are these really dynamic leaders popping up at all levels, at the local, state and federal level, and i would like to say to raul reyes who wrote the cnn piece, bring it on, us and latina women are fierce and ready to continue to talk about what republicans stand for and that is clearly that we know we want a strong economy, we want to make sure that our children

. >> reporter: we now know it would be a long and agonizing 74 minutes before police would enter reyesthe gunman. >> he did a lot of things to make me flinch or react in some way. and that was one of them, where he -- he, like, got -- as i'm laying down, like, either like t this, or like this, tapping it, but it was splashing in my face. >> reporter: the blood? >> yes. >> reporter: he was trying to figure out if you were still alive? >> yes. >> reporter: you are laying there for over an hour, and no one's coming to help. what do you think of that? >> that they forgot us. they probably thought we were all dead or something, but -- if they would have got in before -- some of them probably would have made it. >> reporter: it's a question many are struggling with, as precious seconds tick by, could lives have been saved if officers acted sooner? 19 students and two teachers would lose their lives that day. the subject of multiple ongoing investigations, it's been called one of the biggest law enforcement failures in recent memory. officers feet away on the other side of the door. >> a lot

arnie reyes. we spoke to him for quite some time. we sat with him, he talked about that day, and one of the things he highlighted was being inside the classroom, and hearing police officers outside the door, and just saying to himself, come in, come in, come, help me, you just cannot believe that officers would not come in and rescue him. and then just talking about the overall day, take a listen to some of what he told us. >> he did a lot of things to make me flinch or react in some way. and that was one of them, where he, like, got -- as i'm laying down, like, either like this or like this, tapping it, but it was splashing in my face. >> the blood? >> yeah. >> was he trying to see if you were still alive? >> i think so. >> you're laying there for over an hour, right? and no one is coming to help. what do you think of that? >> that they forgot us. i mean, they probably thought we were all dead or something. but if they would have got in before, some of them probably would have made it. >> when did you realize that the children that

remaining in the hallway for more than an hour while the gunman continued his rampage teacher our new fo reyess shot twice. lost 11 of his students. it makes me. knowing that i was just a few feet away even makes me more angry that they waited karina mitchell abc news, new york. president biden is back in washington tonight after wrapping up his first middle east trip as president. the white house is defending the controversial trip and the president's meeting with the saudi crown prince abc news reporter. mary bruce has the latest his controversial visit still sending shockwaves biden's facing blowback for that fist bump scene around the world the highly choreographed greeting with saudi crown prince mohammed. bin salman t man the us concluded approved of the brutal killing of journalist jamal khashoggi after biden as a candidate vowed to punish saudi arabia the kingdom was eager to share these images of their warm welcome tonight. the white house is defending the trip whit pressing spokesman john kirby, but was it worth it? think about so many national interest here in this region. you're no

this is teacher arnie reyes and he talked about the agonizing wait for help. >> he did a lot of thingseact in some way and that was one of them. where he, like, as i him laying down, either like this, or like this, tapping it, but it was splashing on my face. >> blood? >> yeah. >> was he trying to see if you were still alive the >> i think so. >> you were laying there for over an hour, right? no one is coming to help. what do you think of that? >> that they forgot us. , they probably thought we were all dead or something. but if they would have gone in before -- >> the report appears to agree that some may have survived saying while we do not have definitive information at this point it is possible that some of the people who died during this event could have been saved if they had received more rapid medical care.". while speaking to simone he also realized recalled the moment he realized he lost his agents. the children were dead under the table. but there was nothing i could do about it. yeah, my children. >> joining us now is former nypd detective and law- enforcement consultant to

reyes, my heart goes out to that guy. laying there for at least an hour, playing dead, he probably would have bled out, he lost 70% of his blood and had he not played dead, he may have bled out all the way. i think he remained calm. i can only imagine what he's going through, not being able to move, having that guy flick blood in his face, it just brings up a rage inside of me, that these guys that are -- they signed up to serve and protect and they didn't. they just didn't do it. we're going to keep pushing. >> you're going to keep pushing. and, kim, we're going to keep talking with you. we thank you for joining us this morning. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> ahead, former white house chief of staff mick mulvaney says members of his party see trump as, quote, damaged, because of the january 6th hearings. we'll have more of his interview with cnn. >>> plus, the breaking news, boris johnson announced he is resigning as british prime minister. but, honestly, not going quietly just yet. still questions about how long h

i want you to hear from ernie reyes, a teacher who was shot twice on that day many of his students were killed and he wants the focus back on his kids. take a listen. >> they were good kids. funny. they were -- a lot of them were ambitious. i loved those kids. and my coworkers. i mean, i just can't believe it. not that they went down like that. that should never, ever happen. there's no excuse. >> and you can just hear the pain in his voice. obviously, very emotional. he has those emotional scars, but he's still physically very much still healing. part of that healing process, when you talk to survivors and families of victims, they say, will only come with more answers. perhaps they will get some of those answers tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, you should hear the uvalde county sheriff , ruben velasco.he is expected to testify in front of that investigative committee within those taxes lawmakers, and to testify about the police response he initially refused to do so, pamela. but now, saying, he will testify as long as it doesn't interfere with the criminal investigation. but here we are,

school a team finally breaches the classroom to kill the gunman reporter: 4th grade teacher arnulfo reyes who was shot,but survived,says the video is tough to watch. >> knowing that i was just a few feet away makes me even more angry that they waited. reporter: kvue says they released the footage tuesday to provide transparency to the community,but many are upset the video was shown before the families got a chance to see it. >> these families were blindsided. they shouldn't have been done this way. >> we are the parents that lost our children. we're supposed to do this together first. reporter: texas officials had been going back and forth on whether to release the video publicly for weeks. victims families were scheduled to privately view it this weekend. reena roy abc news new york. kristen: do you say -- a uc berkeley professor as gone viral after a tense exchange during a senate judiciary committee meeting unproductive rights. >> used a phrase i will make sure you you mean by it, he preferred to people that you refer to people with a capacity for pregnancy. >> many people have the ca

and i want to you hear from arnie reyes, a teacher shot twice and many of his students were killed ony. this is what he had to say when he learned law enforcement was outside of his classroom for so long. take a listen. >> i didn't find out until after the fact when they were standing in the hallways and that makes me even more upset just knowing you're a few feet away from me and you're not helping me. >> reporter: and so tomorrow afternoon we expect to see uvalde county sheriff talk about or at least answer questions presented to hip by texas lawmakers for a texas house investigative committee looking into that law enforcement response and really we hope to learn more about that video. what happened in those 77 minutes? phil? >> still so many unanswered questions. nadia romero, thank you for the reporting. and still ahead in texas where abortions are illegal with very few exceptions, one health clinic is closing its doors and working to continue to offer abortion services. we'll talk to the founder and ceo of that clinic next. you're live in the cnn "newsroom." isn't that right phil

the tigers victor reyes giving chase and going full extension to make the grab and foul territory.sweet, robust, keeping his eye on the ball as detroit wins to take two of three from yes, sir . go get it. yeah, and i will go get some more highlights and i'll be back about 11 25. sounds like a date. alright jason. thank you. next at 11. now there is so much hate against the lgbt q community and this can be an excuse to add to that. hey, as monkey park spreads. so do concerns about the stigma of the virus and its effect on the lgbtq plus community. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. and a warning tonight from santa clara county. monkeypox is disproportionately hitting the latino community. hello again, everyone. i'm heather holmes mike mibach new data shows latino, gay and bisexual men account for nearly half of the county's monkeypox cases. as ktvu lamonica peters reports here. while there's more doses of the vaccine on the way , there is new concern about stigmatizing the virus. santa clara county's public health director, says new data shows 41% of monkeypox cases ar

the only teacher who did survive in those two rooms are nouvel reyes, shot twice, believes that morales could have been saved. >> reporter: if the law enforcement officers on scene would have allowed him to continue pursuing the gunman? >> yeah, she would have probably lived. and i think she's one of the ones who they said also pled to death. >> reporter: all 11 of the students in his class didn't survive. >> heartbreaking. nbc news correspondent sam brock joining us now from uvalde. also with us, tony pletski, investigative reporter for the "austin american-statesman," and cedric alexander in dekalb county, georgia, the past president of the national law enforcement executives and a law enforcement analyst. just talk to me more about what that teacher told you in that heartbreaking interview. >> another very important part of the conversation, yasmin, is the fact that he said, at no point could he hear anyone trying to open the door or get inside the classroom until this resolved, about an hour and 20 minutes later. he was suffering with two gunshot wounds at the time. he thought for s

of course, it's just drizzle but still san bruno mountain point oh, four decade by 40.3 point, reyesoh, one oakland, berkeley hills. also with a point oh, one. maybe you had some as well. just again. i'm the pattern just really only subtle changes day to day fog and low clouds making their usual march water temps up a little down a little san francisco boy up to 55 bodega bay, down to 50 to monterey, but he's at 57, so these are still cool to cold, not as cold as it has been, but they're still pretty cold for this time of year. it's been really active down there. viva las vegas! look at that sells sliding through their some of that activity has been creeping northward into tahoe has been more show than go so little to no change for us. morning fog coast pay drizzle mostly sunny, breezy at times, 60 seventies eighties to near 90 . not much change unless you're getting up in lake county or some areas well inland, which don't get the fog. then? yeah you're still hot, but most locations around here are stuck in the seventies and eighties inland and sixties on the coast. the only kind of

agradecemos a gerardo reyes por conversar con nosotros y adelantarnos esto que es sumamente revelador fÍjense como las temperaturas a llegar a los tres dÍgitos en kansas, phoenix, dallas con temperaturas desde 101 hasta 112 para la tarde de hoy. pero el panorama no cambia demasiado cuando hablamos del fin de semana, del sÁbado y el domingo, maÑana sÁbado estarÍan en los tres dÍgitos kansas, dallas, phoenix nuevamente con tres dÍgitos para este sÁbado y tambiÉn para el domingo. en las temperaturas en la costa este estarÍan en el rango medio de los 90, , es el caso de atlanta, raleigh y nueva york. definitivamente los recoditos calor debemos tomarlos en cuenta porque estas temperaturas pueden afectar seriamente su salud. y en los prÓximos dÍas las cosas no parece que van a cambiar demasiado, fÍjense como estÁn las temperaturas para los prÓximos 10 dÍas, temperaturas por encima de la media, hasta un 60% por encima de lo que deberÍan marcar los termÓmetros, definitivamente este mapa cada vez mÁs rojo y mÁs preocupante, a hidratarse, ropa ligera y buscar lugares frescos este fin de semana.

point reyes 49 1 observation sebastopol says 45. gonna have to double check that sonoma 50 ross at 50 heels berg's at 50 , so there are some cooler temps and speaking up pebble in carmel are both at 52 pgs 53. so cal's 54 watson ville 53. so there's some cool temps here to the north and also on parts of the coast. the low will eventually move towards us on friday that will start to knock the high down until then, if you're heading southern california get some partly cloudy skies. if you're on the desert, it's hot. if you're in arizona, it's anything goes. i mean, you could get one. oh, 5 to 1 10 or all of sudden you can get a thunderstorm 60 seventies eighties nineties on the temps. not much changed thursday. it does look cooler friday. you guys if it's something hit me. so i've got hit something hit me a night at the ballpark turned into a scary moment for one family we hear from the father of an 11 year old who was hit by gunfire at the coliseum and his message to the oakland a's plus can sortow spread now that that helps everyone

a surfer had to be rescued after he was found unconscious in the water at point reyes. man's friends pulled him from the water yesterday afternoon and began cpr park rangers then took over and we're able to detect a pulse and the man was breathing again. the surfer was taken to santa rosa memorial hospital by helicopter and we're working to get an update on his condition this morning. time is 4 26. well, the hot dog eating champion joey chestnut of san jose now says he feels bad about putting a protester from berkeley in a chokehold at the fourth of july hot dog eating contest in coney island. chestnut told usa today he was too focused on the competition and trying to get that guy out of the way. the protesters identified by the nypd is 21 year old scott gilbertson of berkeley. reportedly he's with an animal rights activism group called direct action everywhere. joey chestnut said. he just wishes the whole thing had never happened. carlos santana says he is doing better. that's after collapsing on stage during the show near detroit, the 74 year old musician from san fra

i think when it first started, there was this woman way out at point reyes and she had her goats and she'd bring them to places and it's such a great way of clearing space. right? anything you had everything like close my note. my reporter notebook that i had, um you know , all right. we do have a little change here in our pattern. if you if you like. today's well, yesterday's weather day before you like today. not much is going on here except more coastal fog drizzle as well, little bit more activity up towards the sierra and we could see a little uptick and some of that tropical cloud cover going forward here over the next few days, but really at 25 gusts of 36 travis west to 23, oakland, apple west at 16 stronger onshore wind. i just don't see how we're going to warm up that much. one of the forecast size for santa rosa's today's 87 less than north wind kicks in there's no way that's happening fifties on the temps for about everyone here. fifties sixties coast in bay, mainly low sixties of the water temps came up a little bit mainly eighties inland. unless you're far enough inland