angie sandoval concluye su relato.16 veces, disparar y seguir disparando. y la gente va corriendo y seguirle disparando. eso no es un niÑo. esa no es la mente de un niÑo. >> la muerte de trejos se convirtiÓ en el homicidio nÚmero 20 en el condado. sandoval: el hecho acaparÓ la atenciÓn nacional. y de pronto, segÚn ana marÍa martÍnez, la familia comenzÓ a recibir por el internet ofensas y amenazas que le hicieron temer por sus vidas. martÍnez: nos dimos cuenta que las vÍctimas no tenÍamos ni voz ni voto. mÁs bien que las vÍctimas son las que tenemos que correr y escondernos. sandoval: asÍ fue como esta familia empacÓ 11 aÑos de recuerdos y se mudÓ a otra ciudad. martÍnez: eso a mÍ me duele porque yo no puedo caminar libremente. yo ya no puedo decir mis hijos "vayan a un lugar", porque yo tengo miedo. sandoval: por razones de seguridad, ellos nos pidieron que no divulguemos dÓnde estÁn viviendo. ¿alguna vez tÚ pensaste que asÍ vas a vivir en estados unidos? trejos: no, nunca. yo nunca me imaginÉ. este es uno de los paÍse

sandoval: por aÑos, para ambos no hubo vacaciones.e ellos habÍan presentado, les propinÓ un fallo inesperado. gonzÁlez: yo estaba trabajando y el abogado me llamÓ. Él me dio la noticia. sandoval: el haber cruzado la frontera de forma irregular les habÍa costado caro. los magistrados fallaron que ningÚn inmigrante con tps que ha entrado a estados unidos ilegalmente podrÍa aspirar a la residencia. sÁnchez: me sentÍ decepcionado. sin palabras. porque una vez esperar llevar estos casos a lo mÁs alto, pensando que ahÍ estÁ el poder y a veces el poder falla. gonzÁlez: no esperÁbamos eso nosotros. fue como que nos tiraron como un baldazo de agua frÍa. sandoval: inmediatamente una sensaciÓn de culpa embargÓ a la pareja. sÁnchez: si hubiera sabido que esto se hace a nivel del programa de tps y no a nivel de personal, yo no lo llevo porque mi intenciÓn no es afectar a nadie. sandoval: para sÁnchez lo que mÁs le doliÓ fue el lenguaje que la jueza elena keygen utilizÓ para opinar sobre su peticiÓn. ella dijo "el tps no viene con un ticket de entr

joining us now is edgar sandoval, a reporter for the new york times.l us about how this video landed in uvalde when it emerged on tuesday. it certainly was a powerful experience for anyone who saw it, but people in uvalde had a unique responses to that video. >> that's correct. a lot of the family members were working themselves up and giving the presentation on sunday. and so when the video was unexpectedly leaked on tuesday, they were not ready for it. they had to warn each other that it was coming, and the video was finally released. at the same time, like you mentioned, the family has been asking so many questions from day one. some of them feel relieved that they could at least finally see would happened in the hallway that day. they could ask more questions. >> the truth of the video, as you and i know, is that most of the video is a moving version of images that we have seen before, just one end of the hallway looking down there. it's the beginning of it that is so atrocious when the murders actually happen, and you see the murderer walking thro

. >> let's go now to cnn correspondent paolo sandoval. the attorney for the walker family says he never shot at officers. tell us more what we're seeing in the newly released body cam video. >> reporter: jessica, we have seen lately, at least in the last couple of hours, that call for justice and the call for answers is certainly amplified with the release of the video. people outside akron police headquarters here, many people have seen this video like we have for the very first time with this release, and what is key is what we see in the moments leading up to and during the actual shooting. akron police maintain jayland basically opened fire, shooting at least one time while he was trying to get away from police behind the wheel of the vehicle, the vehicle pursuit turns into a foot pursuit. and that is where some of this very disturbing video we are going to show you in a few moments was released by authorities so people have a better idea, a better context of what happened, that's when officers say they perceived a threat being mainly

samuel sandoval was born in new mexico and joined the marines in 1943.e of the code talkers during world war ii who used the unwritten navajo language to form an unbreakable code to transmit messages. sandoval served five combat tours and later became a substance abuse counselor. the navajo nation's vice president called sandoval a great warrior and a compassionate family man. nearly 60 hikers have been rescued from a trail near the california-oregon border as the raging mckinney fire continues to grow. it's consumed more than 50,000 acres in northern california, prompting the state's governor to declare a state of emergency. a mandatory evacuation order is in place for parts of the area, and residents within the evacuation zone are being asked to leave immediately. nearly 2,000 people have already been forced to flee their homes. officials say the blaze started on friday and has been exacerbated by winds from lightning storms this weekend. crews are working to battle the fire, which is only 1% contained. >>> tonight on a brand-new united shades of ameri

tonight are tony plohetski, investigative reporter for the austin american-statesman, and edgar sandoval, reporter for the new york times, who has been covering this shooting. all right, tony, this has been a weekend where we have learned more in a short period of time than any other passage of time like this. what did we see tonight -- i've only been able to see some of what happened during that meeting tonight with the school board. and why does the school board remain protective of pete arredondo? >> well, that is certainly a question that remains unanswered by the school board, and by the superintendent. but lawrence, if you take into account what family members and community members were saying tonight, so vocally, and so strongly at the meeting, it's not going to work. if the school board listens to them at all, the community really turning out the call for answers, and to demand accountability. and so, over the past 24 hours, that this report has been released, that is where we have really begun to see the conversation shift, and that is, what happens with these law enforcement of

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sandoval has the latest for us. polo sandoval? >> reporter: hey, pamela. short and sweet, akron police officials say, they will begin offering daily press briefings. the goal, they say, is to continue to keep the public up to speed after seeing these regularly-occurring the missed rations in the city of akron since the death of locker. you will recall, the 25-year- old was shot and killed by eight akron police officers about two weeks ago. the shooting, captured on police body cam a video, it has been scrutinized, not just by the walker family, but also members of the public, protesters, calling on accountability when it comes to the actions of those police officers. at the same time, we have also seen many peaceful demonstrations on a few occasions, leading to some violent clashes on the streets of akron. what the police chief has described as threats against his police officers over the weekend with police chief steve millett, writing, we have received death threats with officers' names being posted, news from the fbi about violence coming to our city, a

andy sandoval nos tiene un adelanto. arma fantasma? >> no. angie: muchos se preguntan cÓmo deben ser castigados los menores asesinos, cÓmo muchos menores de edad estÁ teniendo acceso a armas mortales y usÁndolas como si se tratara de juguetes. patricia: jugar con la vida una ediciÓn especial de "aquÍ y ahora". jorge: al volver: el sorteo del mega million se acerca a los $500,000,000. ya volvemos. jorge: en espaÑa nos recibiÓ alejandro en una conversaciÓn

polo sandoval in akron, ohio for us on the story. thank you very much. >>> also following up on the breaking news in the july 4th parade shooting. that's coming up next. and a major blow to the british prime minister, boris johnson as two top ministers resign. is this a tipping point for his leadership? when you have technology that's easier to control... that can scale across all yourur clouds... we got that right? yeah, we got that. it's easier to be an innovator. so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] >>> tonight the white house says president biden is prioritizing bringing imprisoned wnba start brittney griner back to the united states and he has read the handwritten note sent to him by griner. she wrote to the president recently pleading with him to remember her and other american detainees in russia. kylie atwood is following all of these developments at the state department. tell us more about the letter, first of all, and the efforts to try to bring brittney griner back home. >> reporter: wolf, quite a desperate an

paulo sandoval, cnn, ohio. >>> chaotic weekend for travel so far. coming up, why thousands of flights have been canceled or delayed in the u.s. severe storms could threaten storms. derek, what can we expect? >> reporter: that's right. if you are celebrating the holidays, mother nature may be creating its own fireworks in the form of lightning and severe weather coming up afteter the break. ces inflammation. don't totouch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ >>> this fourth of july holiday weekend may be the busiest since the pandemic. aaa predicts more than 3.5 million people will be flying this long weekend but bad weather, staffing shortages have caused problems. more than 650 were canceled. delta pilots are pushing for more pay and they say they're exhausted. >> it's been over a year now where we've been pressed to the limit with flying as much as they possibly can, more time away from our families. out there trying to get our passengers to their destination. it can't be sustained at this level. the pilots

she just wants to focus to make sure keeping his memory still alive. >> polo sandoval. you. >>> we'll take you to downing street with boris johnson. >>> and carlos santana suffering heat exhaustion n during his performance. how he's doing this morning. (vo) get verizon business unlimited from the network businesses rely on. like manny. event planning with our best plan ever. (manny) yeah, that's what i do. (vo) with 5g ultra wideband in many more cities, you get up to 10 times the speed at no extra cost. get verizon business unlimited from the network businesses rely on. when you need help it's great to be in sync with customer service. a team of reps who can anticipate the next step genesys technology is changing the way customer service teams anticipate what customers need. because happy customers are music to our ears. genesys, we're behind every customer smile. >>> right now boris johnson cabinet is suffering. many members quitting. let's go to max foster who's live in london with the latest. max. >> reporter: last night we had two finance ministers and health secre

cnn's polo sandoval is following the story for us. so polo, what is the doctor saying?fred, no doubt, to be clear, there are many stakeholders that have come out of this story, the most important of which is the 10-year-old who was raped and victimized. now we're learning dr. caitlin bernard, the ob/gyn in indianapolis who assisted her by terminating her pregnancy is now the subject of an investigation by the attorney general in the state of indiana, todd rokita. what we're hearing from dr. bernard is if you simply look at the records that are filed with the state's department of health, you can clearly see she actually did report that procedure only two days after it was carried out. we actually pulled those records ourselves and it does show that dr. bernard did report that procedure on july the 2nd, basically complying with the state's requirement. we did reach back out to the attorney general, who says that they are still collecting evidence right now, they are still continuing with their legal review of the evidence. at the same time, when you hear from the attorne

polo sandoval is with us. polo, the families are speaking out pretty aggressively.eporter: wolf, they are outro outraged. that's why they traveled here hoping their voices will resonate. much of their anger is fueled, at least in part, by donald trump's most recent remarks where he told the outlet that nobody has gotten to the bottom of 9/11. you hear from the family members, at least as we did today, wolf, say that does not match from what they heard from then candidate donald trump back in 2016 when he basically put out there the possibility of saudi involvement in the 9/11 attacks and does not match recently released federal documents released by the fbi in which investigators concluded several of those saudi highjackers that were involved did have some form of support. and that's what is really fueling the frustration here. i want you to listen to sandra felts whose husband was on flight 93. the plane did not make it to its target after it was forced down by the highjackers when the passengers fought back. >> there can be no happy ending. what we want is account

cnn's paolo sandoval with more from akron. >> reporter: authorities in the city of akron leased aboutideos. each minute offering a different perspective showing eight responding officers before they opened fire, shooting and killing jayland walker. after the release of the footage, akron's police chief said the officers will have to be accountable for each of the shots they fired. >> they need to be able to articulate what specific threats they were facing, and that goes for every round that goes down the barrel of their gun. and they need to be held to account. >> reporter: investigators over the weekend shared more about the possible perceived threat the officers faced during the pursuit including a single gunshot that allegedly came from inside walker's car while police were chasing his vehicle. they say this muzzle flash image captured by state traffic cameras is evidence, and investigators later recovered a shell casing at that scene. it was shortly after the car chase turned foot chase that you can see in this video those eight officers opened fire with a barrage of bullets. off

cnn's polo sandoval is following the story for us. polo, what is the doctor saying? >> reporter: there are so many disturbing chapters in this ever-evolving story, fred. the latest one has to do with indiana's attorney general todd rokita and dr. caitlin bernard of ind undindianapolis, who is investigated by indiana's ag for failure to report the abortion. now we can confirm the doctor did actually report that and did so two days after it was performed, after the abortion was performed. and that is required by indiana department of health on july 2nd. her report, as i look over it, indicates the pregnancy was the result of a patient being abused, that is a reference to the 10-year-old little girl from ohio who underwent a procedure after her home state basically banned an abortion after six weeks with very few exceptions. after cnn objected dr. bernard's report, ag rokita's office did respond, saying they are still gathering evidence and their review remains open. when you hear from the doctor's attorney, the question is what is left to review, that her client did in

hoy elian sydal hablÓ con alexander sandoval, uno de los sobrevivientes del tiroteo.ientes para ponerlos a salvo. esto fue lo que nos contÓ en esta conmovedora entrevista. >> algo muy espantoso el hecho de tener que huir cargando a mi hijo, a mi hermano y tener que esconderlos en un bote de basura para despuÉs regresar a la escena y buscar el resto de mi familia, fue muy espantoso. ahora, pues, ahora tener que explicarle a nuestros hijos lo que viviÓ y gracias a dios que pudeponer a mi familia a salvo y regresar y encontrar el resto de mi familia. pero el regresar fue una escena donde habÍa gente baleada, tirada en el suelo y ver a un niÑo ser cargado por un policÍa herido fue algo espantoso y que dejaba que imaginar. fÉlix: por redes sociales circulan vÍdeos grabados con celular de personas presentes que querÍan guardar un recuerdo familiar de la fiesta de independencia, y terminaron haciendo un recuento grÁfico de una masacre. ricardo aramberri encontrÓ esos angustiosos registros. ricardo: este vÍdeo captado por un niÑo en su telÉfono celular muestra el momento exac

paolo sandoval, cnn, akron , ohio. >>> attorneys for jalen walker's family held a news conference afterge was released saying he had never broken the law during his life. no crimes of any kind. the family also wants the public to give peace, give dignity and give justice a chance for jalen. while the police investigation is underway. >>> and there's been reaction from nba star and akron native lebron james who said he's praying for his city. his foundation also released a statement on twitter saying, in part, the case called for justice and accountability and a coming together to create change. >>> still to come, parts of china tightened covid restrictions as new clusters begin to form. this as a positive case breaks through president xi jinping's strict protocol during his visit to hong kong. >>> plus, what can battling the coronavirus teach us about responding to outbreaks of monkeypox? i'll speak with an expert after the short break. stay with us. you don't know how much pressure you put on your septic system. but rid-x does. in a 21 month study, scientists proved that rid- x reduces

polo sandoval, cnn, akron, ohio. >> thank you so much for that report. let's discuss this incident and the investigation with judy hill, she's the president of the akron naacp, she's been in contact with the walker family as well. judy, we're gratfueful to have u this morning. i'm wondering how his family is doing and what they shared with you. >> good morning. i am in contact with the family, but the family has a spokesperson that they work directly with, and that individual would know better today, how the family is doing after watching the killing of their son and grandson and brother. >> have you gotten a chance to speak to anyone who reviewed that body camera footage yet? >> oh, yes. yes. >> and what have they shared with you? >> the concerns are real. when an individual is shot that many times, there is no question that there is an issue here. everyone is concerned. the mayor made it very clear by shutting downtown. everybody in the city is on arms and waiting release of the video cam. it is an issue. we're all concerned. those who have seen it hav

let's begin now with polo sandoval in new york. hi there, polo. so we know new york is under a heat advisory until 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night. how are people coping? >> reporter: amara and alex, this is how some of the 85 million americans that are affected by this heat wave are actually [ inaudible ] right now here in brooklyn. that is [ inaudible ] after this heat wave has really just scorched the south, it is now in the northeast here. meteorologists are expecting the high to be in the upper 90s in new york. tomorrow will be the peak of the heat. by the time we potentially get some relief in the middle of the week here in new york it is quite possible, according to forecasters, that we will have a total of seven days when we've seen 90-degree-plus days. the last time we saw a stint that long was back in 2013. that's why health officials here in new york city, cities like boston and philadelphia, they're issuing that alert not only to take care of yourself but also of others. yes, there are many people making the best of it today but at the same t

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all right, polo sandoval, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> all right.the fbi's most wanted fugitives has been arrested in mexico. special agents from the dea working alongside the mexican navy took rafael quintero into custody. he was wanted for his alleged role in the kidnapping and murder of dea agent back in 1985. authorities consider quintero one of the founders of the guadalajara cartel and is known as the narco of drug traffickers. attorney general merrick garland said the u.s. is seeking his immediate extradition to face charges. >>> still ahead, brittney griner's trial has been postponed and in a new twist her lawyers say that she was prescribed medical marijuana for, quote, severe chronic pain. but what will it take to bring griner home? we'll talk about that next. [laughter] hey, i was thinking about going back to school to get my master's... i just saw something that said you could do it in a year for like $11k. hmm! order 11! yes, see you at 11. ♪ 1111 masters blvd. please. that'll be 11 even, buddy. really? the clues are all around us... so

polo sandoval reports.a >> reporter: donald trump teeing off in new jersey amid controversy that is testing both the sporting world and international relations. the third event of saudi backed liv golf starts friday at bedminster attracting big name athletes with millions in guaranteed pay days. bubba watson reportedly the latest to join in. the breakaway league has drawn criticism over concerns that it provides international legitimacy to saudi arabia's regime which is accused of human rights violations for years. includes a 2018 killing of jamal khashoggi. u.s. intelligence maintains saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman approved of the killing but he denies it. >> it is a multibillion-dollar public relations stunt bought and paid for by the kingdom of saudi arabia. >> reporter: critics say it is sports washing using this league to help improve the kingdom's image. >> i can confidently say that change is happening and that what we do is having a positive effect. >> reporter: families of 9/11 victims poin

polo sandoval is following the story now.h interest. >> it's a story that the focus should be on the 10-year-old girl from ohio and her healing but at the same time the obgyn who assisted her in indiana is finding herself being the subject of a state investigation led by the republican attorney general. they're looking into the possibility there was a failure to report that abortion but what you're hearing from dr. caitlyn bernard, she left basically a paper trail ensuring that she was following the right policies and protocols in the state of indiana. we obtained documents from the department of health and it clearly shows that she did, in fact, report that abortion that took place as i look over the documents here on july 2nd. that would have been two days after the procedure was done. which is exactly what the law calls for. so what you're hering now is from the attorney that is representing this doctor now sending a cease and desist letter to indiana attorney general saying he should quote stop making false and misleading

polo sandoval has the latest from akron. >> reporter: authorities in the city of akron released abouterspective showing eight responding officers before they opened fire shooting and killing jayland walker. after the release of the footage, the police chief said that the officers will have to be accountable for each one of the shots they fired. >> they need to be able to articulate what specific threats they were facing and that goes for every round that goes down the barrel of their gun. and they need to be held to account. >> reporter: investigators over the weekend shared more about the possible perceived threat the officers faced during the pursuit including a single gunshot that allegedly came from inside walker's car while police were chasing his vehicle. they say this muzzle flash image captured by state traffic cameras is evidence and investigators later recovered a shell casing at that scene. it was shortly after the car chase turned foot chase that you can see in this video those eight officers opened fire with a barrage of bullets. officers described walker reaching for his

cnn's pole o sandoval is in new york. >> reporter: new yorkers are doing what they can here in williamsburg, new york. we've had five straight days in a row that they've seen triple-digit temperatures. that's the longest heat wave streak they've experienced since 1931. it gives you a sense of why this is concerning for so many health officials not just here in new york city but down the eastern seaboard and towards the southern plains as well where you've seen weather alerts in place. philadelphia extended their alert as well to go all the way into this evening, hopefully allowing more of those cooling centers and swimming pools to be available for the public because that's certainly one of the ways they're trying to counter the effects of this extremely hot, scorching weather in new york city. we got word today of at least one weather-related fatality, an individual who had preexisting health conditions. eric adams, the mayor of the city, checked in with many of the hospitals here in the area, he says they have not seen a large amount of people suffering heat-related illness. that, to mayo

cnn's polo sandoval is here with more on all of this., what more are we learning about the rise in covid cases? >> reporter: for starters, fred, you made a really important point here. this is just the reported number of cases. the cdc is aware there are so many people that test at home and test positive, and those aren't even considered when you look at the current numbers right now. it really is shaping up to be the summer of subvariants, specifically ba.4 and ba.5 of the omicron coronavirus variant. the big concern is even though vaccination continues to provide the best protection, it seems that these two subvariants seem to at least escape that initial antibody response for those who have been fully vaccinated and boosted as well as those who have recovered from covid. but in terms of the numbers, we've seen a significant increase. what concerns officials are some of these numbers i have to share with you from the cdc that's now showing ba.5 is now causing more than half of current covid infections throughout the country right now.

paolo sandoval, cnn, akron , ohio. >>> they showed calm after the fatal police shooting. >> there's nooubt that the video you just watched is extremely disturbing and will stir a lot of emotions and feeling, shocking and hard to take in. but what we are collectively calling for is peace this afternoon. it's the same thing mr. walker's family is calling for and it's the ask of everyone standing here with me in the community, peace for our city, peace for our community and peace for our residents. >> while we wait for more information surrounding the shooting, a civil lights leader in akron is among those raising deep concerns about the officers' handling of the case. >> please help us understand why for any reason anyone would have to be shot that many times by that many officers. i don't even think the video will capture how many. i think what it will capture is the scene. and when you look at, from my understanding, when you look at a video like that, there's no way you can justify killing a man 60 times who was running away from a scene. >> attorneys for jalen walker's family held a

on to new york now where cnn's polo sandoval is. temperatures are stifling there. what's going on? >> reporter: stifling, fred, and dangerous. sadly we've learned of the death of at least one person yesterday, an individual who according to the medical examiner suffered from preexisting health conditions. it shows the dangers that exist not just here in the northeast but as you extend down towards the eastern seaboard and the southern plains where the heat index is expected to enter triple digits. today is when we expect the highest temperatures in this heat wave, now entering into day six for new yorkers. by the time we get some potential relief in the next day or two, new york will have experienced a total of seven days with temperatures exceeding 90 degrees fahrenheit. the last time we saw that was nearly a decade ago. you can see that not just in new york but nearby in philadelphia, where city officials extended a heat-related health emergency into late tonight. that extends now the access of swimming pools, cooling centers as well, as officials are really concerned about those

polo sandoval is in bedminster, new jersey. >> reporter: a group 9/11 families vowing to continue toeak out against saudi-backed liv golf ahead of the third and final of the day breakout league's third tournament. members of the th9/11 justice group which is basically made of family survivors of the attacks and those who lost loved ones the day of the attack united their voices on friday just a few miles from the trump national golf course here in bedminster, they are outraged at donald trump for hosting the saudi-backed events even after documents last year show that the attackers received support from saudi officials. the president recently defended the league and this tournament which drew big names in golf with promises of millions of dollars in guaranteed pay days. and a new jersey firefighter who not only responded to the world trade center site the day of the attacks but also lost three close friends and fellow firefighters, took to the podium on friday speaking on behalf of those 9/11 families who feel that their concerns are not being heard by the former commander in chief.

polo sandoval has more. >> reporter: another challenge for people in certain parts of the u.s.ep cool, especially in the northeast where heat advisories and alerts remain in place in major cities like boston, philadelphia. here in new york city, that yearly triathlon has been scaled back considerably as the cycling and running portion of it has been shortened. the concern there is over potential heat-related illness. similar concerns in the city of boston where their triathlon has been scheduled now for next month instead of this sunday. we do know that cooling centers have been set up throughout the new york city area offering people a way to keep cool. we will see now this heat wave potentially last into next week, which will be one of the long es-lasting heat waves we've seen in recent times. polo sandoval, cnn, new york. >>> flash flooding in southern iran has killed at least 21 people. officials say two others are still missing. video from local media shows cars being swept away by the rising waters, as you can see. officials say at least 15 vehicles were submerged by the

polo sandoval is following the developments. what is the latest in this investigation?n, today i had an opportunity to speak to kenna barno, one of the attorneys that represent the walker family and he told me that he had an opportunity to be able to see himself some of that body camera video of monday's shooting and he told me that what he saw could be described as indescribable and unspeakable. at least the event that he saw take place there. akron police have released details about that shooting earlier this week. painting a clear picture of what they say transpired saying that their offers just after midnight on monday attempted a traffic stop. the driver of vehicle who they believe to be jay land walker and fled and at one point officers reported that there was a firearm discharged from that vehicle. and eventually that is when they say walker then attempted to flee on foot. and this is key. according to investigators, the report that the actions by the suspect, in their words, caused officers to perceive that he posted a threat and that is caused them owe open fir

polo sandoval, thanks so much. >>> when will it cool down for the majority of this country? cnn meteorologist monitoring extreme weather for us. >> it depends where you live. for some of the areas they may get the relief in the next 24 to 48 hours but for others, the heat is going to increase and get hotter in the coming days. let's take a look at what we are talking about. the specific area will be the northeast. philadelphia, a high of 91 tomorrow. 95 in washington, d.c. and warmer into sunday. in fact washington, d.c. topping out at 99. philadelphia also 99. and boston up to around 97 degrees. a lot of these locations could end up breaking record high temperatures for tomorrow's date. and they're one of many, over 35 different locations could end up setting records, either today, or tomorrow. now, we talked about some areas getting relief, and that's the midwest. not today, still very hot. for omaha, chicago, and st. louis, and then there's light at the end of the tunnel, you start to see that downward trend. albeit short-lived but at least it is still there. and the prob

cnn's polo sandoval joins me now. that doctor is starting to fight back, right? >> her name is dr.in bernard. she's come forward and identified herself as the doctor who helped terminate the pregnancy of that 10-year-old in ohio and now she's finding herself the subject of the investigation that's being led by the state's republican attorney general looking into the potential failure to report an abortion. recall, it was just a few days ago that todd rokita took to fox news announcing he would launch an investigation and look into whether or not the doctor violated the state law that an abortion to anyone, cnn was able to obtain the documents that do show that the doctor did report that abortion only two days after it was done. those -- we did reach out to a.g. rokita's office saying they're still gathering information on the investigation that was launcheda, announced on fox news and that legal review remains open and that's where the debate begins. when you hear from the attorney representing dr. bernard. no review would be necessary if you were to look up some of those publicly

alexander sandoval decided to hide his son in a dumpster. to keep him safe from the barrage of bullets. >> when the shots stopped again is when we decided we had to run, started shooting again, we ran behind the building and i put my son in dumpster. >> reporter: the shooter opened fire from the roof of nearby business, gaining access from an insecure ally. and climbing a ladder. at least six people were killed, 36 were hospitalized and a child in critical condition. the victims between 8 and 85 years old. >> i came upon a scene i have never seen in my life, of bloody people, i almost started to cry and i just felt sick to my stomach. it was just carnage and horrific. >> reporter: the victims include nicholas toledo who was watching from a wheelchair when he was hit by multiple bullets. a dual citizen, toledo had just moved back to highland park from his native mexico. his family saying they brought him back to give him a better life. a local synagogue said a beloved staff member who once taught preschool at the temple was killed in the atta

polo sandoval, thank you so much.u talked to is one cool cat for sure. >>> so this heat wave has caused triple-digit and record high temperatures across oklahoma this week. leaders in tulsa declared a heat emergency. in fact joining us right now is the director of the tulsa area emergency management agency. so good to see you. so what are the biggest concerns, how do you keep people cool? >> thank you for having me to talk about this important issue, fredericka. this is really one of the things that we recognize in oklahoma, heat is the number one weather-related killer across the united states. it far surpasses any other natural disaster we have. oklahoma is well-known for our severe weather. taking the fact that we try to take heat just as seriously as we do tornadoes and ice storms, should really kind of help drive home the fact that this is a very important issue. and so what we really do here is we begin planning and getting ready for the heat early on in the spring where we bring together what's called our extre

polo sandoval joins us now from akron.ant body cam police footage tomorrow. what is the family saying about that footage. >> reporter: they haven't been able to see that footage quite yet. one of the attorneys has seen it, what he was able to witness in that video, it was an event that he describes as not just, quote, indescribable but also unspeakable. now, in terms of how this all started, this was a monday just shortly after midnight when akron police officers tried to carry out a traffic stop, and we've learned from the information available so far that walker was believed to have been behind the wheel refusing to stop, and then the vehicle chase basically started. at one point according to akron police, officers reported a firearm was discharged from inside that vehicle before the occupant basically bailed out of the car, and the result was a foot chase, and this is what's key. according to akron investigators, they're saying that the actions of the suspects caused officers to perceive -- that's the keyword -- perceiv

polo sandoval, thank. new satellite images show just how much water lake mead in arizona and nevada have lost. the image on the left is from july of 2000. the image on the right is from this month. lake mead is the country's largest reservoir and supplies watered to millions of people in the west. its levels are at their lowest since 1937. that's just after the lake was created by the hoover dam. certainly alarming there. well, white house says that president biden's covid symptoms are improving. he has a sore throat, runny nose, body aches, and a loose cough and is using an inhaler a couple of times to help with his symptoms. cnn's arlette saenz is at the white house. arlette, we're told the president, as i mentioned, is using an inhaler. is that any cause for concern? >> well, pamela, president biden's physician, dr. kevin o'connor released a letter today outlining the president's current condition. and in that letter, he noted that the president has been using an albuterol inhaler has needed for a cough

cnn's polo sandoval is live in akron with the latest.rter: good morning to you, brianna, as it begins to rain in downtown akron, i can tell you that actual curfew has been actually allowed to expire. the results have been a quiet evening, obviously, no obvious signs, in sharp contrast to what we witnessed yesterday morning when residents here in the city of akron woke up to damaged store fronts to vandalized city property. and at least 50 arrests which actually took place on sunday night into monday. the charges of these individuals ranging anything from a failure to disperse, to rioting, a combination of residents from the city and also from surrounding communities but again, last night, though, a very different story. as it appears that that curfew that was implemented yesterday and will be in place indefinitely by city officials seemed to work. we have to remember that the walker -- jayland walker's family has been joining city officials and pleading with the public to remain peaceful and patient as the investigation into last week's

pollee sandoval is in new york city. polo, how are new yorkers braving this blistering weather? >> as best as they can, jake. especially as they face the possibility of facing the longest lasting heat wave in over a decade, if that forecast turns out to be true. when you look a these numbers coming from the national weather service, it seems there is at least no end in sight or at least not over anytime soon, with the temperatures expected to rise to the upper 90s, potentially even 100 degrees on sunday. it's why officials scaled back the new york city triathlon that is scheduled to go down on sunday. they have scaled back the distance for the running and the biking portion. not far from here in boston, officials there are deciding to postpone it altogether and holding that event in august when they hope things will cool down. really what we're hearing from new york city officials here is really the warning from people across the country, which is continue to stay hydrated, out of the sun if possible, and to check on those most vulnerable as they're the ones who stand the bigges

paolo sandoval is in bedminster, new jersey, this morning.ion to the former president's comments? >> reporter: you know, that stunning defense that we heard from the former president here at bedminster -- at his golf club yesterday is only likely going to add to the pain that's being felt by so many families. in fact, they are gathering off site right now and getting ready, at least preparing for yet another protest. among them will be bret eagleson who's a president of the 9/11 justice and also lost his father in the 9/11 attacks, 21 years ago. we told our colleague john berman that what he heard from the former president yesterday, it is a sharp reversal compared to what he heard from then-candidate trump in 2016. >> former president of the united states who in 2016 himself said the saudis did it, who in 2019 chose to invoke the state secrets principle against these documents. it is absolutely shameful. it is absolutely disgusting that we have to be here today, coming out in full force, shaming a former president and shaming golfers and sha

want to take that anger, we want to use it for the benefit of systemic change. >> reporter: polo sandovalcnn, akron, ohio. >>> we're also following a developing story in philadelphia, pennsylvania where two police officers were shot during a fourth of july celebration. authorities say both officers suffered graze wounds. one to the head and the other to the shoulder. they were taken to the hospital where they were treated and released. no one has been arrested, but social media video shows crowds of people running down the street where a concert and fireworks were taking place. police are following up on leads but asking for anyone with information to come forward. >>> gun violence has also shaken people in denmark in the wake of a rare shooting in copenhagen. a 22-year-old danish man is being held in a psychiatric facility for 24 days as police say he is suspected of killing three people and wounding several others at a shopping mall on sunday. social media footage shows people 234 people fleeing the mall and law enforcement on the scene. witnesses say it was chaos. >> i mean, people did

guys, back to you. >> polo sandoval, please let us know if you do.s so much. >>> democratic congresswoman lizzie fletcher of texas joins us now. a bill she wrote that would make it a right to travel to receive an borabortion passed the house yesterday. first, your reaction to the indiana attorney general announcing he may investigate the doctor who helped that 10-year-old rape victim. >> well, the circumstances in that case are absolutely heartbreaking. unfortunately, they're not entirely uncommon. and that's what we hear from health care providers here in texas, that there are a lot of victims of rape and incest who seek abortion care, and there are people who seek abortion care for all kinds of reasons. and that is why what we've done in the house is worked to codify the right that's supported by the vast majority of americans who understand the complexities and the deeply personal nature of these decisions. i think what we're seeing in indiana is the same kind of thing that we see in texas and in other states, which is going after health care prov

cnn's polo sandoval reports. >> reporter: one of the key questions being asked here in akron, he ohio, what were jalen walker's actions that led to the shooting. they had a chance to review the police body camera video expected to be released on sunday and he told me what he saw was, quote, indescribable and unspeakable event. akron police saying this all started shortly after midnight, on monday, when their police officers tried to carry out a traffic stop. they say the driver of a vehicle then fled and at one point police officers say they were reported firearms -- at least one firearm being discharged from inside that vehicle before the occupant then essentially fled on foot, starting a foot chase. at that point is when investigatored say there were actions by the suspect involved that caused officers to perceive that he posed a threat. and that's when several of these officers opened fire, the family's attorney telling me they understand that he -- there were multiple, dozens and dozens of shots fired by police officers, and a preliminary autopsy that they say that they have been

palo sandoval joins me and chad myers in the cnn weather center. it's so dangerous, hot and dangerous for people that don't have air conditioning, for the elderly, for children in certain circumstances. this is not expected to let up. how are things where you are? >> reporter: poppy, that's one of the reasons why people did whatever they could to stay cool. cooling centers are open throughout the region to make sure those without air conditioning at home could at least have a cool place to get through the latest heat wave. now with the forecast calling for no more record-setting temperatures in and around the area today, that is certainly being met with some relief. it was a scorcher of a weekend. just look at the numbers that were logged over the weekend not far from here. newark international, 102 degrees. that was the fifth consecutive day that that particular observation station saw triple digit heat. five straight days in a row. that is the longest stint since they began to take the national weather service started taking temperatures at that

alisyn. >> polo sandoval, thank you very much for the reporting.ow is bobbi katz hinden, she was hiding with her grandson during yesterday's shooting. sorry about that technical glitch. can you hear me? >> i can hear you, alisyn. >> thanks, i appreciate you sticking with us. tell us what happened when you heard the gunshots. what did you do? >> well, i had arrived early at the parade, which i knew i had to do. i've been coming to these parades for 30 years, and when i got there, actually, my spot was taken, so i went across the street to set up, and my 3-year-old grandson and my two adult children were with me. we were watching the mayor walk by and the ponies and the marching band and then suddenly, we heard this loud, loud pops. they weren't even pops. i don't know what to call them. and then a pause, and we looked at each other, and, like, had no clue what that could be. and people started screaming, and i looked forward, and i saw a couple of people on the ground, and we stood up and grabbed my 3-year-old grandson and ran down the street and cr