médica tras el impacto y se retiró de la escena voluntariamente, versión que nos confirmó la señora salazard de tomar acción legal con un abogado y ya el que se haga cargo de del asunto. el portavoz de la policía de torreón señaló que no estaban disponibles para una entrevista en cámara, pero sí nos reiteraron que no pueden obligar a una persona a recibir atención médica, al menos de que presente grave lesiones incident as city liability. sin embargo, esta sargento jubilada de la policía de los Ángeles afirma que el incidente es una responsabilidad civil para la policía de torrance, ya que maría podría haber no estado en su pleno juicio tras el impacto. además del peligro de efectuar una maniobra en una transitada intersección, ya que los oficiales tienen como responsable proteger a la comunidad durante persecuciones como un supervisor responsable de manejar el incidente. si hubiera sido yo, hubiera exigido atención médica para ella y que la hubieran llevado al hospital, dijo. en los Ángeles, luis tretton noticiero telemundo 48. pasamos la información de la otra costa en miami. >> arrestaro

esto dijo el embajador ken salazar. >> yo no tengo ninguna informaciÓn en dos aÑos y medio que estoy a tiendas que las reforman y venden a intermediarios. ilia: gustavo petro declarÓ la emergencia debido a los incendios forestales, los fuegos azotan los departamentos de san ander, dinamarca y la capital, bogotÁ, el 20% de el fuego habrÍa podido ser controlado, pero las altas temperaturas, los vientos y las condiciones causadas por el fenÓmeno del niÑo han complicado la situaciÓn. jorge: propusieron llevar a juicio a luis rubiales por el beso que le dio en la boca sin su consentimiento a la jugadora jenny hermoso durante la premiaciÓn del equipo tras ganar el mundial, fiscales y abogados podrÁn presentar sus argumentos, despuÉs el tribunal podrÁ decidir si convoca o no para un juicio. >> esta noche hablaremos del imparable aumento en los alquileres de vivienda que afecta a todos sin importar los ingresos. un reporte indica que el alquiler nunca ha sido tan inaccesible como ahora, la mitad de los inquilinos gastan arriba del 30% de sus ingresos de vivienda. tendremos tambiÉn los narco

. >> zulema salazar, desde washington, tiene este angulo de la noticia. >> el fuego cruzado entre donaldntensifica a dos dias de las primarias en new see them hit a certain age hayley, es escalon los ataques contra trump, senalando su edad. >> hoy en el programa dominical faith in nation fue mas lejos. >> si tienes a alguien que tiene 80 anos en la oficina, su es estabilidad mental continuara a para el partido republicano, que no esta alineado 100% con trump, nikki haley el y la persona por la que ellos esperan que le haga una segunda opcion para el partido. >> el sondeo mas reciente de boston globe y st. >> olsen college apunta que podria lograrlo. >> ella lidera sobre trump entre este importante bloque de v votantes. >> pero el exmandatario no esta dando nada por sentado, a pesar de que la encuesta de este domingo del boston globe le favorece con una amplia ventaja sobre haley con 19% de apoyo. >> en los ultimos dias ha afilado sus comentarios contra ella, incluyendo responder que su mente esta mejor que su 25 anos. >> y ya agrego, no tiene madera para ser presidente, declaro trump. >>

. >> the house foreign affairs subcommittee chair, republican representative maria elvira salazar of florida, made the decision. today's meeting focused on policy toward cuba, which representative lee has been working on for four decades. representative lee took to social media after that incident, writing, i was just kicked out of a house. foreign affairs subcommittee hearing on cuba policy because the republican chair didn't like my views. i'd share the live stream. but republicans cut out the sound when i stood up to defend myself and call them out. representative maria elvira salazar released a statement about the expulsion on social media, saying today i exercised my authority as subcommittee chairwoman to not allow an off committee member to spread communist propaganda during my cuba hearing. members are not entitled to join any committee proceedings without full consent of the committee. >> members also new at 11, san francisco's annual comedy festival is underway tonight. eric idle kicked off the 21st rendition of sketchfest at the castro theater. idle is one of the founding

congressman salazar this is different from h.r. 2 which did pass the house. >> it is not.provisions as h.r. 2. h.r. is 2 is basically secure the border and end kash and release. and we are ending catch and release with something called humanitarian centers. >> i have worked on immigration issues as an attorney for close to two decades now. i was an attorney at the united states department of justice enforcing our nation's immigration laws at the highest law enforcement agency, the department of justice. i have seen what works. and i see what doesn't. we have to address enforcement. >> interior campuses along the border. if you are coming in like millions right now claiming put you in there in humanitarian fashion for 60 days. we will tell you whether you really have the claims for asylum and we are going to give you the asylum or you have to go back home. no one is going to get lost in the country. >> expedited processing is an essential component of due process. for now, individuals wait years to hear about their cases. >> and they are lost in the country no. one can find

la jueza del caso le negÓ el derecho a fianza a salazar y dijo que el acusado podrÍa pertenecer al trena pandilla muy peligrosa venezolana. reportero: en colombia el tren del agua sembrÓ el terror utilizando un macabro estilo despuÉs de asesinar a sus vÍctimas, porque las descuartizan y colocaban sus restos en bolsas de basura en las esquinas. >> ellos como otros grupos venezolanos lamentablemente no dudan al momento de matar a vÍctimas que han podido simplemente robar. reportero: el robo no es el Único propÓsito de estos criminales. segÚn las otres de colombia y otros paÍses afectados por su acciÓn a tesina manejan y controlan el trÁfico de cocaÍna, fentanilo y otras drogas ilÍcitas. secuestran, extorsiona y torturan a sus vÍctimas. tambiÉn dirigen mafias de trÁfico humano a travÉs de las fronteras de suramÉrica. eliÁn: quÉ tanto esta este grupo criminal en el paÍs? reportero: es preocupante. las autoridades estadounidense no tienen conocimiento de hasta dÓnde ha penetrado esta banda criminal en el paÍs. varios departamentos de policÍa trabajan para determinar cuÁn profundo son los ten

joining us an outhouse of foreign affairs committee member congresswoman maria salazar from the greatida who is one of the serious minded legislators trying to solve this complicated issue. let me first get your reaction to the agreement being worked on in the senate. >> thank you for the opportunity. we do not have the final legislation so it would be irresponsible on my part to be speculating but we do know we have to solve the mess of the border we have got to seal the border just like you say. any country that respects itself needs to have control of who is coming in and who is not in right now what we have is 6 million illegals coming in the last three years. we cannot afford that for 2024. that is why i have written a law called the dignity law which accomplishes the same thing as hr two which did pass with eight majority of the republicans in the house of representatives. the thing is we need to do something bipartisan because we need to have the votes between republicans and democrats to pass legislation whether it is in the senate or the house of representatives and as you kn

>> i'm vincent salazar, the grandfather of layla salazar. >> we have been listening to the families of the victims of the 2000 to uvalde school shooting. many of them reliving the horrors of that day as they are scouring through this long, hundreds of pages long justice department report about the botched police response to the massacre. coming to its conclusion, including, quote, the response to the may 20 for 2022 mass casualty incident. >> the extensive probe comes 20 months -- and two teachers were killed. details how law enforcement stood by outside the classroom for over an hour, where carnage was taking place. last hour the attorney general, merrick, harden lays out the governing details. let's listen. >> many officers reported that they didn't know who is in charge, what they should do, or the status of the incident? some officers were confused about why there was no attempt to confront the active shooter and rescue the children? some believe the subjects had already been killed and that law enforcement was in the room with the shooter. 75 minutes after the first officers arriv

joining us an outhouse of foreign affairs committee member congresswoman maria salazar from the greatorida who is one of the serious minded legislators trying to solve this complicated issue. let me first get your reaction to the agreement being worked on in the senate. >> thank you for the opportunity. we do not have the final legislation so it would be irresponsible on my part to be speculating but we do know we have to solve the mess of the border we have got to seal the border just like you say. any country that respects itself needs to have control of who is coming in and who is not in right now what we have is 6 million illegals coming in the last three years. we cannot afford that for 2024. that is why i have written a law called the dignity law which accomplishes the same thing as hr two which did pass with eight majority of the republicans in the house of representatives. the thing is we need to do something bipartisan because we need to have the votes between republicans and democrats to pass legislation whether it is in the senate or the house of representatives and as you

. >> tras el crimen, la fiscal general de la nacion, diana salazar, emitio este mensaje. >> continuaremos y compromiso. >> debemos tener claro que este hecho atroz reconsiga un mensaje para el trabajo que estamos cumpliendo desde la justicia en el ecuador. >> el asesinato tambien desperto la reaccion del gobernador del guayas, alberto molina. >> no nos van a mirar estos actos de violencia. >> desgraciadamente la situacion dificil, compleja pero a eso vamos al frente y lo estamos haciendo. >> por otro lado, la policia hallo envuelto en llamas el carro con el que fugaron los verdugos del funcionario en e sector conocido como colinas de la alborada cesar suarez formaba parte de la unidad que investigaba la delincuencia organizada transnacional en la provincia del semana, por lo que el presidente del ecuador, daniel novoa, declaro un conflicto armado interno. >> desde guayaquil, ecuador, emilio zamora mota, telemundo. >> emilio, gracias por este reporte. >> en otra noticia de ultima hora, estados unidos le prohibio el expresidente de guatemala, alejandro giammattei, la entrada al pais. >> el

this statement in an interview with our channel. marketing and export of ecuadorian bananas richard salazar. earlier , information appeared in the media that due to the riot in ecuador , supply disruptions could begin on the russian market. my colleague marya kudryavtseva checked the availability of bananas on the shelves and found out from market participants why don't you wait for prices to rise? will russia be left without bananas due to the rebellion in ecuador? this question is asked by many media, and we decided to check it ourselves. we go to one of the markets. now there are bananas on almost every counter, but... there are no pineapples from ecuador, we directly contacted the ecuadorian banana marketing and export association, which accounts for almost half of the export of these fruits from the country, they confirmed to us that the difficulties were temporary. the most difficult period is already behind us. the traders are optimistic, we don’t see any problems with the shortage of this product, we can probably judge that in early march there may be some changes in the price area,

in an interview on cbs news miami with veteran journalist, miami congresswoman maria salazar got a casen asked about her vote against legislation including the chips and science act and the consolidated appropriations act of 2023. spending she publicly took credit for in her community. >> last month, you were at fiu, and you presented a check for $650,000 to help small businesses at fiu, but you voted against the bill that gave the money that you then signed a check for and handed and had a photo op.consolidated appropria act. you voted against that bill? >> right now, you have to give me more details but every time i have an opportunity to bring money to my constituents, i do so. i just did $400,000. but look -- >> you voted against the chips and science act, right? >> listen, right now, i need to ask my staff. >> you voted against the infrastructure bill, and you talk about all the money that comes back to the airport. so at the same time that you're taking credit for the money that you bring back to the district in washington, you're voting against these projects on party line votes.

. >> miami-dade dice que jurwin salazar es uno de los sospechosos del crimen. >> tambien alegan que es de aragua. >> ya enfrenta cargos. >> autoridades reconocen que detectar a estos delincuentes supone un reto mayor por la ausencia de relaciones entre venezuela y estados unidos. >> no tenemos datos sobre ellos porque estoy seguro de que si es venezuela, no los comparte con estados unidos. >> asi que no podemos unir puntos cuando no tenemos puntos policias locales tienen dudas sobre cuantos criminales aragua habran pasado desapercibidos por la patrulla fronteriza entrando a estados unidos. >> mariana reyes, telemundo chicago investiga y le agradecemos a mariana reyes por este reportaje especial. >> reportaje especial. >> ahora nos vamos a texas en donde a raiz de las inundaciones repentinas ya se contabiliza al menos un muerto. >> se trata de un hombre de 74 anos que fallecio en el condado trinity cuando su auto fue arrastrado por las corrientes. >> decenas de personas han tenido que ser evacuadas en lanchas y hasta en helicoptero. >> muchos lo han perdido todo, no solo en varios conda

. >> zulema salazar nos amplia. >> este domingo en el corazon de tel aviv en la renombrada plaza de loss de israelies marcaron los la guerra que ha sacudido el medio oriente. >> de los mas de 200 rehenes tomados por hamas, aun quedan unos 100 cautivos, como el hijo de john importante, tenemos a egipto. >> resolvamos esto ya. >> imploro. >> el conflicto comenzo el 7 de octubre con un ataque sin precedentes en territorio israeli que dejo cerca de 1.200 civiles muertos. >> la respuesta de israel no se ha dejado de sentir con intensos 24 mil palestinos muertos. >> segun el ministerio de salud de gaza, organismo controlado por hamas, la onu estima que 1.9 millones de personas, es decir, un 85% de la poblacion en gaza ha sido desplazada. >> hoy el primer ministro benjamin netanyahu discutio con su gabinete el futuro de la guerra y el sabado netanyahu declaro que nadie los va a detener en su meta de destruir a hamas. >> ese experto en terrorismo islamico dice que para israel no sera facil derrotar lo que ha hecho es conquistar mas o menos el 70% de la de la franja de gaza, el conflicto real es

. >> en washington, zulema salazar, noticias telemundo. >> carlos robles. >> ¿que tal, carlos?ardes, julio. >> de las dos amenazas que traia esta tormenta invernal consigo ya por lo menos una comienza a alcanzar las aguas del oceano atlantico, alejandose del noreste del pais. >> la segunda amenaza apenas comienza y es el aire polar del artico que realmente traera un descenso dramatico en cuanto a estar ocurriendo tan al sur como en la florida las temperaturas manana amanecen en el rango d los 30. >> en texas, de los 12 a 16 grados, mientras que mas al norte el frio sera aun mas extremo. >> en chicago se sentiran temperaturas en menos 11 y menos 10 grados para el fin de semana en nueva york y grados. >> la buena noticia dentro de todo, ¿saben cual es? >> que la estancia de esta masa de aire polar por lo menos sera efimera, es decir, sera muy ligera, ya que para el proxim lunes, vean lo que ocurre, una calida, tropical y humeda comenzara a invadir el pais, generando que la nieve comience a descongelarse las temperaturas a recuperarse de forma significativa, como si fuera primaver

sulema salazar tiene mÁs detalles. >> en medio de las tensiones en el medio oriente el secretari de defensardÓ tres dÍas para que la casa blanca se enterara. y no fue hasta el sÁbado que el secretario de defensa admitiÓ que pudo ser mÁs transparente, pero agregÓ, fue el procedimiento mÉdico y asumo toda la responsabilidad de mi decisiones. preocupante para otros es que ademÁs de que el presidente no fue notificado hasta finales de la semana pasada, es el hecho de que con tantos conflictos y tensiones salvador del mundo hayan pasado tantos dÍas sin comunicaciÓn. >> la idea de la confianza que deben tener los lÍderes, el presidente con alguien que es tan importante en su gabinete. >> mientras que el presidente es el comandante en jefe, el secretario de defensa es el que le sigue en el mando de las fuerzas armadas y sus responsabilidades requieren que estÁ siempre disponible en caso de una emergencia nacional o internacional. como explica este extracto subsecretario d pentÁgono no se puede desplegar un solo soldado. subsecretarioÁo se puede desplegar un solo soldado.subsecretario de pentÁg se

. >> tras el crimen, la fiscal general de la nacion, diana salazar, emitia este mensaje. >> continuaremosmpromiso. >> debemos tener claro que este hecho atroz, trae consigo un mensaje para el trabajo que estamos cumpliendo desde la justicia en el ecuador. >> segun datos no confirmados, el fiscal se dirigia a una cita de trabajo. >> estamos en investigacion. >> no puedo dar mas declaraciones. >> la policia explica en un chat de prensa que la muerte violenta fue al estado de la que pudo verificar que el cuerpo del fiscal presentaba varios impactos de bala. >> ecuador sufria un estallido de violencia la semana pasada, incluidos la toma de rehenes de mas de 200 funcionarios penitenciarios, explosiones en varias ciudades y el secuestro de policias. >> es importante mencionar que tras la muerte del fiscal, el gobierno de novoa ratifico su compromiso en la lucha contra el crimen organizado en el pais sudamericano y rechazo cualquier tipo de violencia, mientras que aseguro que su apoyo total continua a las fuerzas armadas que estan combatiendo esta violencia. >> y ha calificado tambien a sus grup

washington, sulema salazar, noticias telemundo. principales. >> desde hoy casi 10 millones de estadounidenses comienzan a cobrar mÁs dinero por su trabajo incluyendo cuatro de cada 10 son hispanos. son empleados con salario mÍnimo que trabajan en alguno de los 22 estados que incrementan este 1 de enero incluyendo california, colorado, arizona, illinois, marlango, nueva jersey y nueva york. en la ciudad de nueva york, long i isilaura se va a pagar 16 horas como en c california. >> especialmente como estÁ todo pagar 16 horas como en california. >> especialmena ho se va a pagar 16 horas como en california. >> especialmenra se va a pagar 16 horas como en california. >> especialmente como estÁ todo. tiempos mÁs duros. >>alifornia hace historia cuando se convirtiÓ en el y eer eril o conllegarÁ a 20 para quienes trabajan en grandes cadenas de comida rÁpida. c california hace historia de c convertirse en el primer estado con atenciÓn mÉdica gratuita para todos los inmigrantes i indocumentados de bajos re recursos. >> pienso que todo va a e

. >> hugo salazar es el abogado de mariana y josé asegura que el empleador le debe a sus clientes másde ser así, le entrega una carta de apoyo al trabajador, quien a su vez la lleva a inmigración y solicita su permiso de trabajo. >> vámonos a otra información. el director ejecutivo de google ha alertado a sus empleados sobre la posibilidad de más despidos este mismo año. a medida que la empresa reorienta sus recursos hacia la inteligencia artificial. en 2023, google eliminó más de 12.000 puestos en diversos equipos como hardware y ventas de publicidad. en un comunicado, google anunció que eliminaría capas de su fuerza laboral este año para liberar fondos destinados a invertir en las grandes prioridades de la compañía. el memo estaba repleto de expresiones como tomar decisiones difíciles y simplificar la ejecución. >> hablamos de las nuevas generaciones. sabe que hay un nuevo informe por parte de. está revelando que el 40% de los millennials y la generación z creen que enfrentan más dificultades para construir un patrimonio que sus padres a esa misma edad. el estudio también afirma que

decatur, antonio de, i live at salazar, encourage colonizing the end goal in lands by europeans, and sought after turning the country into a portuguese province, where the and goldens would be 2nd class people. in 1961, there was an outbreak of violence on the part of the portuguese, in revenge for the plantation workers, dry portuguese aircraft bomb. the villages in northern angola and race riots took place in african parts of lawanda. the people of angola rose in an armed rebellion . the road jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the island, the board to gaze only intensified their terror against the rebels. the 40s actively use the political contradictions between various groups of rebels during the war colonial aircraft. regularly use a farm and drop the fully in san peaceful villages. the portuguese empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation movements. the revolution in portugal brought down the plazas, freezing, and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on january 15, 1975, the elbow o

decidió no quedarse callada al usar su voz y luchar por lo que es justo, por lo que el abogado de salazar qué sientes, wendy? >> mucha frustración, mucha frustración porque que. pues obviamente necesito el trabajo, verdad? este trabajo. aunque estoy casada, pues necesito trabajo, no este. me doy cuenta que al no al ser despedida, pues yo pienso que no voy a agarrar los beneficios, los beneficios que te dan como de cuando acabas de tener un bebé. >> wendy asegura que fueron meses duros ya que a su hogar solo entraba un sueldo y ella y su esposo tenían que alimentar 2 boquitas. su inspiración para no quedarse callada. una de tus metas de convertirse historias que quieres que otros en tu situación no se queden callados. claro si así es, no se queden callados porque tenemos derechos que nos protegen como seres humanos y como residentes de california. >> gracias annia y son las 12,18. tenemos imágenes en vivo para continuar informando de la ceremonia para honrar al policía de oakland asesinado en el cumplimiento de su deber el pasado 29 de diciembre. la ceremonia inició a eso de las 10 y 15 de

i think the dignity act which is led by congresswoman salazar the republican from florida and a democratmyself in new york. willll improve the conditions of security and safety at the border. it will also provide comprehensive immigration. i think that is the route to go. and it is a bipartisan route. i agree with the caller if we are able to do obamacare we should have the politicalti will to do comprehensive reform for. >> and a close border protection and allow immigrants to access asylum and parole. >> deputy chair of the hispanic caucus. cooksey you probably seen headlines like this about historic when you see those how do you react to that? >> a poll is a snapshot of a particular moment. i think most voters become laser focused three or four weeks before the election. in politics a weakness and attorney obviously the american people and particularly latinos who were disproportionately hurt by the pandemic will remember that what we face the crisis of our lifetime, your lifetime in my lifetime that president biden was there with us to give us additional food stamps president biden w

i just see that keep the ecuador, adrian today, salazar is a political analysts and he says, structural problems in ecuador has led to the country's problems with guns and insecurity. the causes are multiple about the weather is particularly important to emphasize as here is where the rise economy. so naturally it's much more easier for a international crime to, to load their money in a place like, well order. and the a, this is not something that the has the start of the recently, there's something that has been building up for many, many years. a past policies or of a lax in terms of the immigration barrier lives in terms of allowing a gang leaders to establish a dominance in a risk such as the prisons. and it's only the last couple of years that we are seeing all the results of many, many years of, of these structural problems being a successor, made it hundreds of anti government protests as of march to the capital of february, lima, demanding justice with thousands of demonstrators killed a year ago, the protest as hell banners against president dill, dean apple watches, who they b

i worked at dpa for 18 years worked closely with donna salazar who was a good friend.ou did a great job explaining it. we have a mediator and we promote it as strong as we can. as equals which is great.s. as the 7 percent that were not satisfied, what reasons did they give? >> yes, i will say, there are cases where people just aren't satisfied, and what they're really not satisfied about is there is nothing that can really be done. these are complaints that are valid, it's frustrated, it's not that the officer did anything wrong. for example, we have immediate ated a number of unhoused population. and some feeling frustrated about calling the police and unhoused folks are still there, something like that. it's we can talk about that in the mediation but ultimately is the encampment outside of somebody's house gone at the end? no, it's not. so there have been cased like that where people are frustrated that the underlying issue is not resolved and sometimes those are larger policy issues that volve a lot of other agencies as well that has been the case in many situation

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especially in angola, decatur antonio de, i live at salazar, encourage colonizing the end goal in lands by europeans, and sought after turning the country into a portuguese province. where the and goldens would be 2nd class people. in 1961, there was an outbreak of violence on the part of the portuguese, in revenge for the plantation workers strike portuguese aircraft bomb. the villages in northern angola and race riots took place in african parts of lawanda. the people of angelo rose in an armed rebellion. the rude jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the violence, the board to gaze only intensified their terror against the rebels. the forties and actively used the political contradictions between various groups of rebels during the war colonial aircraft regularly use a farm and drop the fully and san peaceful villages. portuguese empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation. movements of revolution in portugal brought down, the applause is freezing and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on

adrian perez salazar may, thanks for joining us. now. the us justice department is released and dumbing report into the 2022 school shooting inno validate, texas. investigators found that the officers who responded to the shooting, waited for too long and didn't act with urgency to teachers, and 19 students were killed. hardy drug test drive reports, a as in dozens of police officers, stood outside a 4th grade classroom at rob elementary, on the other side of the unlocked door. a government completed the massacre of 19 children in 2 teachers. the us attorney general says the police has hesitation of more than an hour, cost innocent lives as a consequence of fail leadership, training and policies. injured and scared, students and teachers remain trapped with the subject in the classrooms, waiting to be rescued. following a 20 month investigation, the u. s. department of justice is nearly 600 page report details. the police has mistakes. they include treating the government as a barricaded subject rather than an active shooter. and though

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gina nichols la zarra's, jace waiver knows, lexi rubio, tess mada, mckenna elrod, nobe bravo, layla salazarand miranda mathis. think about that. this shooting doesn't happen if our government has just listen to these families, not just our government, but of the state of texas had just even done a paltry thing of making it, even raising the age to 21. they would all be alive. >> after attorney koskoff spoke, kim rubio, whose daughter was murdered in her classroom, said this. >> i hope that the failures and today. and that local officials do what wasn't done that day. do right by the victims and survivors of robb elementary, terminations, criminal prosecutions, and our state and federal government enact sensible gun laws because rob elementary began the day an 18 year old was allowed to purchase an ar-15. >> after attorney koskoff spoke, kim rubio, whose daughter was murdered in her classroom, said this. >> i hope that the failures and today. and that local officials do what wasn't done that day. do right by the victims and survivors of robb elementary, terminations, criminal prosecutions, a

i'm the grandfather of layla salazar, and this mass shooting here, why is it that our officers got rewarded instead of being punished? and got raises instead of getting demotions? that's what i don't understand. the dps major there that's sitting behind abbott got a $40,000 raise. the texas ranger that had been suspended a year ago fired, he is still getting paid over $100,000. why are we paying these officers and then you want us to trust them? with our families? when they are getting paid to do nothing? we lost 19 children and two parents and another husband that died right after. so really don't see where we should be rewarding our officers because i wasn't at the courthouse when they had the commission in court, and they asked me if they should have a raise, and i told them straight out no. they don't deserve a raise. if you cannot serve and protect the people, these were children. all they wanted to do was play. there's no reason this should have happened. they should have did -- they ignored the training, they were supposed to be since columbine, and they ignored it. >> john: and that

jace cueva knows, lexi rubio, to spot up, mccann elrod, nobe bravo, layla salazar, -- rodriguez, and miranda mathis. think about that. this shooting does not happen if our government had just listen to these families or if -- not just our government but the state of texas had just even done the thing of raising the age to 21. they would all be alive. isn't that such a small price to pay? i will turn it over now -- yeah, we will turn it over now to our wonderful families who would like to speak and express themselves. i will introduce kimberly rubio. >> we will take questions at the end. >> reading this report this morning, peeps directed officers intending to -- stop. no leader effectively questioned the decision and lack of urgency of the -- pd actually chief, mariano -- toward entering classrooms won 11 and 1:12. leadership can happen regardless of rank or title. i hope that the failures aimed today and the local officials do what was not done that day, do right by the victims and survivors of robb elementary, terminal prosecutions, terminations, our state and federal government an

bill in the house called the dignity act led by veronica escobar, a democrat from texas, and maria salazarican from florida. and i mention this because the urgency that many members are bringing to this conversation is clear, in the house, in the senate, democrats and republicans. and the fact that the speaker of the house, with the ability to either bring a bill forward or not is essentially saying he will not even contend with conversations related to the senate's bill for political reasons, because he wants, you know, his perfect version of the bill. it's a totalabdication, i think, of his responsibility as speaker, and it is not allowing for us to do the work of the people. andrea, having not seen the full finished senate bill, if a bill can pass the united states senate with at least 60 volts to pass that filibuster threshold, presumably there would be a broad bipartisan majority within the house. and what the speaker is communicating that that bipartisan majority in the senate means nothing and that the bipartisan majority in the house means nothing because his ability to, just throu

now, the house foreign affairs subcommittee chair, maria salazar of florida, made the decision becausember of that committee. >> the meeting focused on a policy towards cuba, which representative lee has been working on for years. representative lee took to social media after the incident, saying, quote, i was just kicked out of a house foreign affairs subcommittee hearing on cuba policy because the republic chair didn't like my views. i'd share the live stream, but my but republicans cut out the sound when i stood up to defend myself and call them out monday night, the four top candidates for california u.s. senate seat will take part in their first televised debate. right here on ktvu. fox two three democrats will be on the stage adam schiff from burbank, irvine's katie porter and oakland's barbara lee . steve garvey will be the only republican. now the election is for the senate seat once held by the late senator dianne feinstein. her temporary replacement, laphonza butler, is not running. >> what i want to see on monday night is candidates who are very clear on their platforms, and

republican congressman -- congresswoman, i should say, salazar, touting money to small businesses, boastingf secured funding creating hundreds of jobs. she didn't secure the funding. she voted against the biden bill. and is now facing heated over it. >> you presented a check for's -- help small businesses at fiu. but you voted against the bill that gave the money that you then signed a check for. >> you have to give me more details, but i do know that every time i have an opportunity to bring money to my constituents, i do so. >> you voted against the chips and science act, right? >> listen. right now, i need to ask my staff -- >> i need to ask my staff, because sounding an informed about your own work, i guess, is better than sounding like a hypocrite who's claiming credit for things that they opposed. politics has plenty of hypocrisy, i've told you that. but this is pretty bad. and the biden spending appears to be so popular that in republican districts, they want to pretend there for it. i told you we've been talking beatles. we have something very special about that next. about that nex

>> i'm the grandfather of layla salazar. and this mass shooting here, why is it that our officers -- >> those family members of the victims in the robb elementary school shooting responding to the horrific and disturbing new details that emerged from that exhaustive justice department investigation into the shooting in uvalde. a teenager with an assault rifle took the lives of 19 small children and two teachers. attorney general merrick garland just moments ago getting emotional explaining the consequences of law enforcement's inaction. >> the 19 children and their two teachers who were stolen from their loved ones should be here today. they never should have been targeted by a mass shooter. we must never forget the shooter's heinous act that day. and the victims and survivors should never have been trapped with that shooter for more than an hour as they waited for their rescue. >> trapped for more than an hour. the nearly 600 page report describes example after example of massive failures of leadership and communication ove

good friend of mine, congresswoman veronica escobar, a democrat of el paso, and congresswoman maria salazare dignity act, a broad bipartisan challenging bill that would deal with a whole range of things that we ought to be legislating towards. i haven't been able to get strong support for that in the senate. it hasn't moved forward in the house. they are the latest pair in a long number of house members and senate members who in the dozen years i have been there have tried to move forward. i agree that sometimes partisan politics encourages members to make a campaign issue out of this rather than solving it. but it's in the best interests of our nation that we promote border security, we continue to increase legal migration, we find paths toward legalization of those who are here and want to contribute to our society and meet the work force challenges that we have. and that we fund the requests from the biden administration to increase border security and to make possible a humane, safe and legal immigration system. katy, it's been broken for decades, it's going to take american voters sayi