rivera: oh, it hurts. ahh. woman: it looks like it's having a good effect. rivera: why i want my tattoos removed is because it's just a bad example when i'm out there with my kids. out there, like, i can't go to the beach and they're looking at my tattoos, because i don't want them to follow suit. i want to be a better role model for them. i came out with no probation, no parole, nothing, so, i didn't even have no helping hand and everything. the first day i got out, i ended up staying at union station, downwn l.a., and then fr there, i look at myself. i was like, man, like, really hit rock bottom, b i was rlly tempted to start slanging and making quick money how i used to say. i had all the connections and everything. i went to homeboys, and i remember there was a solar program they had right there. you know what, i go, solar's gonna be a career for me, so, i'm gonna just stick with the solar. so, i end up doing the solar and grid alternatives came over there and they gave us training. so, right here, we're getting all this hands-on training that will give

variante delta genera mÁs preocupaciones y vamos en busca de respuestas, vamos a conectar con juan rivera: definirÍa la situaciÓn como un paÍs dividido, en donde hay estados que tienen mÁs del 60% de las personas vacunadas que son estados mÁs protegidos en donde vamos a ver menos casos, lo que estamos viendo son estados del noreste y california. tambiÉn demos estados en el sur donde hay 30% vacunados. definitivamente vamos a ver un movimiento en las hospitalizaciones. muertes por la variante delta debido a que ya esta variante representa aproximadamente un 50% de los casos, mÁs vulnerable aÚn mÁs . llegamos a un punto en donde la decisiÓn se hace inevitable, los recursos estÁn ahÍ, el gobierno no ha dado los recursos de una vacuna. vivimos en un paÍs privilegiado donde cualquiera puede tener una vacuna. se protegiÓ no se protege y cuando se protege o no se protege, me refiero a su familia, su comunidad y su paÍs. las personas han recibido suficiente educaciÓn. es cuestiÓn de actuar. carolina: primero delta y ahora esta variante descubierta en perÚ. ¿quÉ tan peligrosa es? sabemos que es pr

and on dna evidence showing her blood and rivera's car trunk as well as the fact that rivera led investigatorsher body in a cornfield a month after she went missing. right. look for what the evidence where it takes you. >> and that was rudabeh shahbazi reporting for us tonight. all right. weather time. time to get a check on the 4 zone forecast as we take a live look at sfo. >> a lot of people trying to get away for the summer kron 4 meteorologist lawrence karnow talking about what the weather is going to be like here. yeah, probably pretty relieved. we've got the cool down and certainly these temperatures look like they're running a little bit below the average tomorrow but not bad at all. in fact, these numbers in the inland spots. going to be the 80's so warm, but just not as warm as it could be for this time of year. that's way to hold true. i think for tomorrow we're going kind of watch these temperatures bottom out just a little bit low clouds and fog moving in along the california coastline. the monsoon over the sierra nevada and eastward and then the fog rolling in along the beaches ri

ah, y bueno, finalmente, una entrevista que tiene usted tocante el mural de diego rivera.o, y pues, ha sido el custodio del mural de diego rivera, del más grande que, de los tres que diego rivera hizo aquí, y que está ahora en exhibición en el museo de arte moderno, el moma; él nos va a hablar de qué contiene el panel, eh, digo, los 10 paneles de este mural, pero también sobre la historia y la vida de diego rivera, mientras estuvo aquí en san francisco, que estuvo en dos ocasiones, en 1930, en 1940, y aquí se casó por segunda ocasión, después de haberse divorciado de frida kahlo. damián trujillo: bueno, y es enorme el mural, si vi cómo, lo que se requirió para transportar ese mural de un sitio a otro, es enorme. remedios gómez: es enorme, es el más grande de los que hizo aquí, que hizo 3, eh, consta de 10 paneles, y fue gracias a una participación binacional con apoyo de la unam, que también vean ahí, vamos a subir un video de una entrevista con el que coordinó el equipo de la unam para esta colaboración científica, para trasladar el mural de diego rivera. damián trujillo:

karla: paty rivera reaccionara regalo que le dio lupillo rivera a Él y a su mamÁ.undo presentado en dinamarca. el mismo tiene 11 pies mÁs que el poseedor del rÉcord anterior, el creador puso una baterÍa de coronavirus para ilustrar cÓmo el virus gobernara nuestro mundo y no nos permite hacer lo que queremos hacer, se utilizaron 4.8 toneladas de arena para construir dicho castillo. alan: impresionante. satcha: "despierta amÉrica" entra a la torre que queda en pie tras el colapso en florida, hay muchas preguntas por responder. quÉ pasarÁ con esos residentes? deben seguir pagando sus hipotecas? karla: maity estÁ en compaÑÍa en vivo de un vecino y van a recorrer el que hasta ahora era su hogar y ahora tiene temor de regresar a vivir en el. alan: buenos dÍas, dÓnde te encuentras atentamente? maity: buendÍa, les saludo aquÍ desde la torre norte que es la gemela a la torre sur que hace un poco mÁs de una semana se cayÓ. aquÍ me ha permitido entrar a lo que ha sido su hogar por los Últimos 10 aÑos, el seÑor william, que vuelve por primera vez luego de que terminaron de der

mala rivera fox news. california became the first in the nation today to approve a state funded guaranteed income plan. the $35 million program will provide monthly cash payments to qualifying pregnant residents and a young adults who have recently aged out of foster care. there are no restrictions on how they spend the money. state lawmakers lift left it up to local officials to determine the size of those payments, which generally ranged from 500 to $1000 under existing programs. the bill received unanimous bipartisan support. how another pleasant day around the bay area. temperatures ranging from the upper fifties at the coast to low to mid eighties inland under mostly sunny skies, at least away from the coast. this is one spot. we didn't see a whole lot of sunshine today. sfo started out with overcast sky and you can see here. overcast continues a little bit of a breeze there indicated by that bush there at the bottom of the screen, kind of moving around the onshore breeze has been with us and has been

vilma: capitÁn retirado germÁn rivera estÁ detenido en haitÍ y el ex sargento muriÓ en la operaciÓn.la empresa de seguridad de miami que es sospechosa de contratar a los mercenarios colombianos. aparece tambiÉn el pastora y que no del sur de la florida detenido en haitÍ por su presunta participaciÓn en el magnicidio. en la reuniÓn tambiÉn estuvo presente este ecuatoriano del sur de la florida que es gerente de una empresa de inversiÓn. >> a travÉs de la empresa del ciudadano ecuatoriano fueron comprado los pasajes desde miami. vilma: por otra parte, se revelÓ en este vÍdeo que grabÓ un periodista es llano horas despuÉs del magnicidio y que segÚn las autoridades de ese paÍs, muestra a dos de los mercenarios colombianos con fusil en mano cerca de la casa del presidente antes de su captura. vilma tarazona, univisiÓn. felix: pasamos a mÉxico. el certificado de vacunaciÓn contra el coronavirus les exige para ingresar a diversos paÍses y ya se puede tramitar de manera gratuita, pero tambiÉn hay coyotes que lo estÁn falsificando para venderlo a personas que no se han vacunado o que sÓlo han

rivera's well has run dry. >> it hasn't worked for three weeks.sn't word for the last two years. william: across this parched state, many people in rural areas cannot connect to their local municipal water systems. they are too far away or they cannot afford it. so they rely on private wells for water. but now in this house that rivera and his wife have been for 20 years, one they share with their daughters and grandkids, nothing comes out of the tap. >> even though the house is fine, water is the thing you need most. it is indispensable for everything. william: getting water is now a daily chore. they filled barrels and old iced tea bottles at their jobs or their friends' places. all the things that most americans take for granted -- flushing the toilet, drinking, showering, doing the dishes, requires this new routine. >> we do all this so we don't use too much water. this is the way that we are living. william: amid this historic drought, the rivera's have turned to a nonprofit for help. >> they are panicking. they need to provide water for thei

why do you remain confident in the investigation and conviction of rivera?ed, you know, her blood was in his trunk of his vehicle. and again, the statements that he gave that all came out during trial, that's where our confidence lies. >> reporter: the defense noted blood tests from rivera's trunk showed dna from people other than tibbetts. they are also requesting information from prosecutors on sex trafficking investigations in the region. the judge said he expects to have a decision regarding the potential evidence by the week's end. we reached out to the tibet family for their reaction, but they have declined to comment. >> can imagine this is very disturbing for them. three years ago this sunday, mollie tibbetts disappeared. >> so painful. >> thank you. >>> up next, vlad duthiers has the stories you'll be ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only p

after weeks of searching for the 20 year old rivera led police to her body. in may.rant, was convicted of first degree murder, which carries a mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole. the judge in this case says he'll make a written decision by the end of this week regarding whether these new confessions are admissible, and there's also a july 27th hearing about a possible new trial. in chicago. matt finn fox news, the chp is investigating a freeway shooting that happened in oakland. a husband and wife say they were shot at while they were driving on 5 80 eastbound near golf links road. the victims tell us a car described as a white vw jetta pulled up behind them around 6 30 this morning and someone inside that car started firing. the couple pulled off the freeway, and they say a bullet went right through the back window. missing the woman in the passenger seat by just inches. they're going middle the freeway and they got shot by like 45 bullet and what bullet respond. the black bloc like window and passed through the front window. the man who was d

>> brangham: first step for rivera: call his wife. >> ( translated ): we have water now! fresh water came out of the faucet. >> ( translated ): wow, amazing. tell them i say thank you! now you can wash the dishes. >> ( translated ): ohhhh, we'll see if you cook tomorrow. >> brangham: rivera hopes one day to eventually dig his well deeper, but as this drought continues to worsen, it's not clear even that solution will be enough. for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham in california's san joaquin valley. >> woodruff: this week on capitol hill could make or break the bipartisan infrastructure plan president biden celebrated one month ago. the fate of the 600 billion dollar investment in roads, bridges, clean water and more - is still uncertain, as is the much larger $3.5 trillion broader spending package for jobs, families and climate change. lisa desjardins joins me now to bring us up to speed. >> woodruff: so, hello, lisa. you've been reporting on this fortun for days. does it look like there is going to be a deal on infrastructure tonight? >> lisa: in a word, judy, no.

untercio se ha inoculado parte del presupuesto se daría una partida hay varios obstáculos pero daniel rivera sin documentos puedan mantener su ciudadanía el ciudadano demócrata le dio paso al que contempla un fondo para darle paso >>> dimos un gran paso adelante desde el clima hasta el cuidado de los niños, de inmediato esto provocó la reacción de diversos líderes de organizaciones a favor de los inmigrantes todavía falta mucho por recorrer >>> para legalizar a los senadores estarían destinando unos 24,000 millones dedólares para la frontera del plan de ley que se necesita en porque otras herramientas existan para poder alcanzar la reforma y llevemos este proceso de reconciliación tiene que convencer a senadores republicanos y demócratas más conservadores para que la propuesta sea aprobada acosando dejar incompleta más de 1000 hectáreas >>> ha cruzado de manera irregular por el terreno >>> por su parte autoridades locales opina que las acciones para que siga la construcción es un incentivo político para las próximas elecciones quienes son los beneficiarios ? >>> más en las costas del pacífic

carlos: tenemos la disputa entre los hermanos lupillo igual rivera. una exhibiciÓn popular en el mundo que ha llegado estados unidos. mÁs de 130,000 personas han visitado mÁs allÁ de banc —— la ciudad de miami, hasta septiembre de dice de gira por otra ciudad del paÍs, marcela nos cuenta quÉ tal le fue en un recorrido que hizo por esa exhibiciÓn. buenos dÍas, marcela. marcela: feliz dÍas para todos, buenas noticias de "despierta amÉrica" , una de las exhibiciones mÁs importantes del mundo ha llegado estados unidos y tenemos los detalles para que no se la pierda. al principio parecÍa una idea revolucionaria pero gustÓ, gusto tanto que es un Éxito indiscutible con miles de visitantes. mÁs allÁ de van gogh en su defensa Única y renovadora, comenzÓ el parÍs y hoy se encuentra el miami, florida. >> bueno, si es algo inesperado. nunca nos esperamos este Éxito pero empezamos a entender y a identificar que es una nueva forma de ver el arte, hoy en dÍa la gente no tiene tiempo y entonces quiere buscar alternativas nuevas para aprender y educarse. marcela: es e

madeleine rivera has more. >> we are going to get this done. we are getting it done. >> reporter: where the confident as president biden met with senate democrats on capitol hill wednesday afternoon. the meeting shows democratic support particularly among moderates for $3.5 trillion spending plan is still shaky. >> as you know if there were enough votes for each of these priorities there would be a vote and it would have happened. >> on tuesday senate dems agreed on a budget blueprint that report federal resources into climate change, healthcare and family service programs that senator joe manchin hasn't committed to it saying he's paying close attention to how the plan would be paid for. >> we have a debt of $20 trillion right now, indications of inflation spiking. >> consumer prices surged 5.4% in june from a year earlier, the highest in 13 years per a labor department report. >> the problem in terms of inflation pressures is the out-of-control spending and out-of-control deficits but i think the worst possible thing we could do right now is

mariano rivera del 9-1-1. his mind a horrified confusion.assistant manager, brandon. >> i was upset. and then i'm looking at brandon like, i do understand how this happened. you know, i don't want to blame anybody but your first thought is, who was around. who can you look and see? maybe he had something to do with? it >> it's got to be a pretty shocking thing to discover. >> i mean, is hard to describe. you just have 1 million emotions running through. you don't know what to do. >> the police came. took one look and called raman ray bob roberts. then a detective with the san antonio police department. >> it looks like a robbery gone bad. the store is in disarray. the clerk was found in the back office. she's dead. if i can get some information on her. any witnesses. >> so we hold the scene down, get the crime scene detectives out there. >> the news, indistinct, unconfirmed, spread through the texas afternoon. somebody dead in embers store. but most people did not know who. including amber's father as he headed over there. >> i jumped in my

[risas] raÚl: celebramos con la familia rivera el cumpleaÑos nÚmero 52 de la diva de la banda jenny riveramuestra 97% menos quiebre. cabello fuerte con el nuevo dove breakage remedy. dónde están todos? cheddar, bbq y original...el quesorprendente stack. 97% menos quiebre. pringles. no puedes parar de combinarlas. ¿por qué no les manda un texto? no tengo señal. atención, california. ahora hay un nuevo fondo federal de 3 mil millones de dólares para ayudar a más personas a pagar su seguro médico - sin importar sus ingresos. eso significa que andrés y teresa ahora pagan $700 menos cada mes. sara obtuvo cobertura integral por solo $1 al mes. y la familia navarro está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. veo con frecuencia que mis pacientes tienen sensibilidad dental así como problemas de encías. solo en covered california. ¿me preocupa? por supuesto. sensodyne sensitivity & gum nos da el efecto de doble acción que de verdad atiende tanto nuestra sensibil

reportera: y como la sargento melissa rivera. >> tengo 40 aÑos.os listos para reabrir la ciudad y para recuperar. reportera: es un homenaje de toda una ciudad para nueva york, epicentro del epicentro durante el covid 19. un homenaje grande para los grandes. en la ciudad de nueva york, blanca rosa vilches, univisiÓn. jorge: muy merecido. ilia: dejaron a sus familias para atender a la [música]

juan rivera.ovid en adultos de diferentes edades, razas y géneros. y si llegaras a presentar algún efecto secundario, quiere decir que la vacuna está funcionando y está creando las defensas que necesitas. juntos lograremos la inmunidad. para más información visita vaccinateall58.com/español >> (música). >> al iniciarse el pago adelantado por el crédito tributar por hijo del irs (servicio de rentas internas) muchas familias desconocen si son elegibles o no. esta parte de la información es aprovechada por muchos para estafar. >> marta que nunca ha declarado impuestos llegó con dos de sus tres hijos, incluyendo a su hija con necesidades especiales a uno de los centros habilitados por el irs (servicio de rentas internas) para saber si califica para recibir el crédito tributario por hijo. >> quería saber si alguien puede ayudarme. >> sus hijos que nacieron aquí califican, pero el irs (servicio de rentas internas) dice que para recibirlo debe declarar impuestos primero. >> después de declarar impuestos

of president biden's american rescue plan signed into law earlier this year, as fox news, madeline rivera tells us 39 million american households covering 88% of children will get these payments. quote our dear friend, former senator and current president joe biden. this is a big f and deal. many democrats are calling the expanded child tax credit transformational, saying the monthly benefit will lift millions out of poverty for generations to come. i think this will be one of the things that the vice president, i will be most proud of when our terms are up until december, eligible families will get payments of up to $300 for each child under age six and up to $250 for each child ages, 6 to 17, but critics say the benefit is also costly for the first round of payments, the treasury department says roughly $15 billion were sent to families. that include about 60 million children, so let's just be honest about what we're talking about here. yes american families are going to wake up with some cash in their pockets this morning. they're also going to wake up with a debt bill. that is now acc

another adventure in this case, different couldn't be more dramatic as to when christian rivera tooknd and said it wasn't me who killed her, so now after the conviction for the jurors did not take a long time to convict him, now there's another twist from we have concession with an inmate is pointing fingers to other suspects, they are the actual killer, maybe the they are the ones so at this time, it's great that you put the two battling sides, the prosecutors throw up their hands and say we have concrete evidence, and conviction. it is not credible that they are finally being identified when you're talking about concession by its very nature are not reliable that's probably why the judge turned around and said i'm going to deny this expedition because those are the words used by the prosecutor that really there is no use in allowing this to go forward because it is at the end of the day of fishing expedition. we have an eviction, they did not believe christian was there when he took the stand and said he wasn't the killer, we're done, we have to move on. arthel: the hearing for the

. >> i'm frances rivera. we begin with the decision from the pennsylvania supreme court that shocked the me too movement bill cosby is released from prison after the reversal of his sexual assault conviction. the court saying prosecutors violated a deal meant to shield crosby from criminal prosecution. >> reporter: francis, so bill cosby is back at home. a man once known as america's dad who became known as a convicted sex offender now has a clean record he's a free man. >> we love you mr. cosby. >> reporter: bill cosby is a free man, his conviction tossed out, his record wiped clean he cannot be retried. he appeared before reporters. >> today reporter: the pennsylv supremt to fundamental fairness and it violated his due process. cosby calling into a radio show. >> this is for all the people who have been imprisoned wrongfully regardless of race, color or creed, because i met them in there. >> reporter: the 83-year-old was serving a 3 to 10 year sentence after a jury found him guilty in 2018 at the time cosby

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juan rivera.cha: muy lindo. yo sÉ que tienes hermanos. algunos pequeÑos todos porque de la mayor. en algÚn momento ellos quisieron ayudarte y mÁs bien hicieron lo contrario? >> sÍ, mi hermanito siempre querÍa hacer muchas cosas. una vez hizo algo que no debÍa, cortÓ algo que no debÍa. [risas] satcha: quÉ lindo. tu madre tambiÉn te ayudo a diseÑarlo? >> no, yo lo hice todo sola, pero mi madre me miraba. satcha: pues estÁ hermoso. cada detalle estÁ hecho con cinta adhesiva, correcto? >> correcto. todo es cinta adhesiva. satcha: sÉ que podemos apreciar un poco. lo hemos visto en las imÁgenes. te felicitamos porque te quedo sencillamente espectacular. te deseamos un futuro en alguna carrera de diseÑo tambiÉn si es que cambia de parecer. >> sÍ, siempre me gustaba hacer algo como creativa, pero me fascina mucho la medicina. satcha: bueno. muchas gracias por conversar con nosotros esta maÑana, en vivo, en el estado de washington. te felicitamos. sabemos que vas a utilizar por supuesto esos $10,000 de est

astrid rivera, "despierta amÉrica".a. pero aclarÓ que era muy pronto para que el gobierno la recomiende. [audio en inglÉs] peggy: actualmente sÓlo el 48% de la poblaciÓn estÁ completamente vacunada y en algunas partes del paÍs como arkansas, las tasas de inmunizaciÓn son mÁs bajas. su gobernador dice estÁ trabajando con empleadores y clÍnicaspara proveer informaciÓn que haga que mÁs personas se vacunen. lo mÁs preocupante de todo esto es que como recordarÁn la directora de dos si di que mÁs del 99% de muerte por covid son de personas no vacunadas. carolina: algo preocupante realmente. muchas gracias. karla: peligroso efecto secundario del coronavirus califican el aplazamiento de pruebas de detecciÓn de cÁncer debido a la pandemia, en algunos casos la demora es mortal porque los mÉdicos diagnostican tumores que podrÍan identificarse mucho antes, una disminuciÓn en la prueba para detectar el cÁncer de mama causarÍa hasta 10,000 muertes adicionales durante la prÓxima dÉcada. hay que seguir checÁndonos y seguir viendo las c

good morning, i'm phillip mena >> glad you're with us i'm frances rivera we are seeing very troubling evidence this morning that a fourth wave of covid has begun the highly contagious delta variant now accounts for 80% of new cases. the u.s. is averaging 20,000 new cases a day, and deaths are up 50% compared to last week. >> an urgent warning has been issued in st. louis. they're pleading with everyone to return to wearing masks at indoor public places whether you're vaccinated or not covid hospitalizations in southwestern missouri have already started to surpass the surges that that region saw in the winter >> the delta variant first took hold in india, and a new study estimates that the true covid death toll there may be about 4 million. that's ten times higher than the official number. the center for global development in washington, d.c. studied the excess deaths during the first six months of this year >> and a study from boston children's hospital found that covid may have orphaned more than a million children around the world. they defined orphan of losing at least one parent o

. >>> good friday morning, i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip mena.e begin with the latest on america's vaccination efforts against the coronavirus. the nanation is seeing an 11% up tick in hospitalizations and covid-19 cases this surge comes as pharmaceutical company pfizer says it t is developing a covid9 booster shot intended to target the delta variant, which is now dominanant in the u.s. but two of the nation's top health agencies say that may not be necessary in a joint statement the cdc and the fda both said that fully vaccinated people don't need covid boosters nbc's miguel almaguer has more >> reporter: pfizer says a booster shot, a third dose of its current vaccine could offer americans s five to ten times me protection against covid given six months after the second dose, pfizer believes those inoculated would be highly protected against the delta variant, which is now exploding across the u.s the company expects to deliver new data to the fda within weeks. and is also working to develop a delta-specific version of its vaccine. it comes as

and geraldo rivera. the last time the president addressed the nation on this issue, geraldo, you blasted him as sleepy and pathetic. so let's start with you. what do you make of the new plan? he wants to turn covid relief dollars to use that money to at police across the nation. >> it's fine, martha, as far as it goes. just like the original plan. and i didn't mean to be rude to the president, but it is preposterous when you compare the scale of what he's offering to do with the nature of the problem. there were 11 more murders in chicago alone this weekend. 19 murders in chicago the weekend before. since the president spoke, there's been 40 murders in chicago. the vast majority, young black men. homicide is the leading cause of young black men. in chicago, there's 117,000 gang members versus 12,000 cops. the gangsters outnumbers the cops 10 to 1 to think a school yard program will do something to alleviate the blood flow, this is the civil rights issue of our date. we have to have massive federal and st

. >> glad you're with us, i'm frances rivera we begin with the latest in the global fight against covid-19. after months of seeing progress, some countries including here in the u.s. are now seeing a dramatic turn about as the virus makes a resurgence infections, hospitalizations and deaths are climbing again, which are mostly being fueled by the highly contagious delta variant. according to the world health organization, global cases rose 10% last week and global deaths saw uptick after nine-straight weeks of decline here is miguel almaguer with nbc. >> reporter: the summer spike is catching experts by surprise who never expected numbers like these. new infections, hospitalizations, even deaths are increasing when many predicted they would be at all-time lows. in missouri, more covid patients are filling beds than during the deadly winter surge. hospitals here pleadingfor mor doctors. >> the tidal wave is coming towards our unvaccinated population this variant is spreading quickly and this variant has the ability to devastate those in its weak. >> reporter: after accounting for just.1%

i'm phillip mena >> and i'm frances rivera. on "today" an exclusive l.a.:30, more fallout from the delta variant. another bay area county changing its stance on masks. >>> will they stay? the fate of the oakland a's will be decided today. what you need to know ahead of the key vote. >>> minutes away from a joy ride in space like no other. we're testing live or taking you live there this morning. this is west texas where a historic space launch is 90s minutes away, on board the richest man in the world. "today in the bay" starts now. >>> you said

i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. that breaking news this morning, police in tucson, arizona are unraveling the details of a shooting spree that left first responders fighting for their lives. >> this is highly tragic, really horrific incident, with many unknowns at this time that's going to involve a lengthy and complex investigation. >> here's what we do know. a man shot two emts who were at a park one of those emts, who's only 20 years old, is in extremely critical condition the gunman then drove to a nearby house fire where he again opened fire. one firefighter was hit in the arm, and a neighbor who was there trying to help was killed. the suspect then rammed into a police car a shootout with that officer ensued, and that left the gunman in critical condition. one person also died in the house fire >>> we are just days away from the start of the 2020 olympics in tokyo but there are already signs of trouble in the world's biggest sports stage as at least three athletes have now tested positive for covid-19 one of t

i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin with that breaking news police in haiti believe that they have arrested one of the masterminds behind the assassination of their president. a haitian man who was living in florida is being accused of traveling to haiti in a private jet and contacting a private security firm to find people to carry out the attack so that he could replace jovenel moise as president. that suspect was identified as christian emmanuel sanon he is the third person with ties to the u.s. to be arrested in this case. according to haitian officials, 26 colombians were also involved in the assassination 18 have been arrested. three were killed. and five are sill on the run >>> president biden is setting his sights on gun violence today he will meet with the attorney general, law enforcement and elected officials about how to cut down on gun crime nbc's tracie potts joins us with more and trace jie, this is shaping up to be a major issue in the midterms >> reporter: a big political issue but also an issu

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fox news madeline rivera has more now from washington.st positive signs for the roughly trillion dollar bipartisructe deal. the group of senators behind the bill say they're ready to move forward after hitting roadblocks just days ago on issues like transit water provision and how to pay for the package. we had offered a very generous offer on transit, uh, four days ago, and thanks for the offer was accepted last night. the senators also touting $65 billion to expand broadband access and affordability. and $110 billion for roads asked for funding they stress it's more than day for the senate now setting the bill up for a procedural vote wednesday, even as negotiators worked to finalize some of the text. 60 votes are needed for the deal to advance, meaning at least 10. republicans must back it. i'm comfortable at this point voting uh, yes on the motion to proceed to the measure, but house speaker nancy pelosi is noncommittal. she says the house won't take up the bipartisan bill until the senate votes and a $3.5 trillion budget blueprint pu

fox news, madeline rivera tells us democrats and republicans who support the bill still say they arese to a final agreement. four weeks, a bipartisan group of senators have been working on finalizing the text for at $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill while they're not yet done, they say they are close. every member of the caucus understands that the clock is ticking and it's going to be extraordinarily important. come together with august recess just around the corner. senate majority leader chuck schumer wants to speed things up, setting a test vote wednesday to break the filibuster on the motion to proceed. the bill, the motion is not agreed to he argued the procedural vote wasn't a deadline for every final detail in the bell. bipartisan group of senators will have many opportunities to make their agreement the base of the bill. even if they need a few more days to finalize the language. republicans blocked the vote with key portions of the bill still unresolved. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell calling the effort to advance the bill, a political stunt around here we typically

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rivera is scheduled to be sentenced thursday to life in prison. was born in san francisco and grew up in oakland before moving to iowa in 2009, she was killed while out for a jog. >>> now to a story you will only see on abc7, a small business in san francisco's fillmore district has been hit by thieves again. last year, surveillance video captured two people raking into sweet and spark and stealing items. the owner added a gate in front of her business but that didn't stop this latest thief who she says tried to break in multiple nights in a row. she says 15 luxury handbags were stolen. >> they actually did come back a couple nights later, they brought electric tools and they were able to saw through the locks. the third attempt. >> did you ask them if ththem i could do extra patrols at? >> we did, they said they were overwhelmed, there is a lot of crime happening, a lot of burglaries. >> the owner says she will no longer leave any visible high- end merchandise in the store overnight. >>> a lithium battery that wasn't thrown away properly ended up

i'm all the rivera in washington with a story straight ahead and we're in store for a warmer weekend across much of the bay area, we'll check in with meteorologist rosemary oroczo, who will have the forecast for your neighborhood. oh. master tey restitution to the victims of the deadly warehouse fire in 2000 and 16 derek al mina pleaded guilty in january to involuntary manslaughter and was sentenced to 12 years in prison. a judge released him based on time served and instead ordered a year and a half of home confinement. prosecutors have said he should pay at least $11 million to the families of the 36 victims. al mina has said he doesn't have any money, but we'll try to pay what he can for the rest of his life. u. s attorney general merrick garland is about to crack down on gun trafficking. his approach comes as shootings in major cities are on the rise, as madeline rivera shows us strike teams are heading to some american cities, including san francisco. multiple shots fired in a popular area in d. c thursday night sent people and diners ducking for cover while others ran for their

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mala rivera. fox news, ktvu fox two news at five starts now. hurt a loving mother in the car with her infant child loved ones of a woman killed in a shooting on highway four things. she was in the wrong place at the wrong time. good evening, everyone. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm alex savage. and for frank somerville tonight, the chp is trying to find whoever shot and killed a mother along. highway four. this happened near the port chicago highway exit in concord, our crime reporter henry lee. joining us now live from the chp office in martinez with the latest on this investor. irrigation henry. well, alex, the victim's mother tells me she was her angel on earth. now the victim was driving with her 17 year old brother, who was hurt in the shooting and her two year old son, who luckily was not now the chp has a lot of tools in its arsenal that tries to find out who were responsible for this latest deadly freeway shooting in the east pecked. it's happened again. another deadly shooting on highway four this time and conquered 24 year old india

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