in fact, no dna or fingerprints linked sandra to jaime's body -- or jaime to sandra's. and while detectives had a hunch about sandra, the evidence didn't seem quite there yet for an indictment. as more time went by, it became clear to members of sandra's family, like her cousin diana, that law enforcement was eyeing her -- >> or so ok. it's okay for you to think that, investigate her, and then you'll see that there's nothing there and move on. >> reporter: but as the investigation dragged into july of 2014, their worst fears were realized, lizz and her mom found out in a most unusual way. >> i went to the mailbox and it had been absolutely filled with fliers from lawyers trying to get our business for our pending case. >> did you know what that was about? >> i had no idea what that was about. >> and so i got onto the harris county website and i entered my mom's name. and i saw that she had been charged with my father's murder. >> reporter: a few days earlier, a grand jury had quietly voted to indict her. she turned herself in and posted bond. and then she hired veteran

>> sandra: very interesting stuff. i heard you earlier today reference alan dershowitz and the piece he quickly wrote after we heard that public statement from robert mueller yesterday. he writes shame on robert mueller for exceeding his role. we just had this debate about robert mueller and looked at the criticisms from the president today that piece on alan dershowitz constitutional law professor writes this everybody agrees that in the normal case a prosecutor should never go beyond publicly disclosing that there is insufficient evidence to indict. no responsible prosecutor should ever suggest that the subject of his investigation might, indeed, be guilty, even if there was insufficient evidence or other reasons not to indict. that was really interesting to hear from alan dershowitz. he made the case that those that were siding with robert mueller here might make the case that this was not an ordinary case. he said all the rules, same rules should apply here. final thoughts, andy? >> yeah. i think alan is right abou

sandra: todo, todo, todo.rump, y doblarlos y plancharlos. gerardtodo lo que hizo trump por ti". sandra: yo le contestaría que mire todo lo que hice lo hizo todo por los trump,cide, la hija de trump, victorina: ella sí era exigente, uh... ella se quitaba las medias y empezaba a caminar descalza, para ver si no quedó sucio en el piso. gerardo: sandra y victorina son solo dos de unos 38 hispanos que aseguran haber trabajado sin documentos legítimos para la organización trump. fueron despedidos después de que victorina denunciara los atropellos de una supervisora y reconociera que había trabajado durante años como indocumentada. aníbal: estas personas eran los empleados más confiados de la casa del presidente y de la familia. casi casi se convierten en tu familia, y ahora, por razones políticas, que simplemente le des la espalda, realmente es algo que da mucha pena. gerardo: aníbal romero que representa a este gro por primera vez, alguno de ellos nos contaron los sacrificios que hicieron para cumplir con las estri

. >> sandra: nice to be here. i'm sandra smith. republican lawmakers demanding action from speaker of the house nancy pelosi calling the freshman democrat's latest comment anti-semitic. gop lawmakers are urging the speaker to take action after congresswoman tlaib said this. >> you know, it's kind of a calming feeling i always tell folks when i think of the holocaust and the tragedy of the holocaust and the fact that it was my ancestors, palestinians, who lost their land and some lost their lives all of it was in the name of trying to create a safe haven for jews. >> sandra: jason chaffetz will be here shortly to weigh in. we'll begin with peter doocy with more. >> the tlaib is the first-ever palestinian american woman elected to comments but her comments about the holocaust are being seen as very incentive. direct quote there is a calming feeling i always tell folks when i think of the holocaust and her history of what happened after is a fantasy based on lies spread to delegitimize the state of israel. that tweet got a direct resp

charges, sandra. >> sandra: we'll continue to follow all of it.ew napolitano fox news senior judicial analyst hope of liberty file on fox nations. he faces a charge of rape in sweden. it sounds like a very serious criminal charge. >> jon: except the swedes have a different understanding and use of this terminology. the charges that he had voluntary consensual sex promise to wear protection during the sex and did not. that, if true, constitutes rape under swedish law. the charges were investigated three times and dismissed three times, including a 2 1/2 hour interrogation of him in the basement of the ecuadorian embassy. but since he was removed by british authorities from the ecuadorian embassy the charges have rematerialized. it might not be a bad thing for him if his goal is to stay out of the u.s. because it is far easier to extradite from great britain to the u.s. than sweden to the u.s. >> jon: you are suggesting he might want to go to sweden and face the rape charge? >> he will probably win the rape charge if it's tried. his witnesses will b

sandra. >> sandra: rich edson at the white house.> jon: after weeks of legal wrangling a judge is set to truly whether to appoint a special prosecutor in the jussie smollett case. >> sandra: president trump's new merit-based immigration plan met with sharp criticism from democrats. some are calling the president's proposal a 2020 campaign pitch. we'll get reaction from lara trump this morning. she joins us straight ahead. >> we've only heard titles like merit which is non-merit. it means merit in the eyes of donald trump. ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ heartburn, ♪ indigestion, ♪ upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. ♪nausea, heartburn, ♪ indigestion, upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... try pepto with ultra coating. car vending machines and buying a car 100% online.vented now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions, and our techno-wizardry calcul

. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. dozens of those twisters have been tearing through the heartland for weeks now bringing the potential for historic flooding across the region. here is what we know so far about what happened overnight. a series of twisters reported in indiana and ohio. there is significant damage but no deaths reported so far. in ohio crews there going door-to-door this morning checking for survivors. >> bill: the survivors you heard from one there, here are a few more now describing the terrifying experience in the dead of night. >> the walls shaking back and forth. there is wind from the tornadoes pushing through up through the vent into my face and i'm freaking out sitting there. it lasted 10 to 15 seconds, scariest 15 seconds of my life. >> we knew exactly it was a tornado going over. there was just no doubt. >> everything they ever said about a tornado was really true about sounding like a freight train coming through and it was very, very frightening. >> the damage was significant and many citiz

. >> sandra: good morning. breaking news out of the white house as president trump gets ready to unveil his sweeping plan to overhaul our immigration system and tackle the border crisis. good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. >> jon: i'm jon scott in for bill hemmer who is on a signment for a big interview. the president will lay out his plans in a rose garden speech hours from now. the white house looking to address two key areas, securing the border while implementing a merit-based immigration system. >> sandra: the president saying the time to act is now. >> president trump: not one more american life should be lost because our lawmakers fail to secure our borders. in the meantime, we have to do it the tough way. >> i hope the administration will take this challenge as an opportunity to sit down and address the reality of the need for comprehensive immigration reform. >> the word is out on the street in central america if you bring a minor child with you your chance of being deported goes to almost zero.

without a doubt, sandra, the clock is ticking. >> sandra: all big questions that need to be answered.he wall will be built, no matter how many drones you have, no matter how many agents you put at the border they'll keep coming. the situation we have on the border today is horrible. it is unimaginable that it can be sustained, and my solution will stop the problem. >> jon: that is senator lindsey graham unveiling his new immigration bill. it will come about an hour from now and extend migrant family detention from 20 to 100 days. add 500 new judges to address a backlog of asylum claims, establish an asylum processing center in central america, and it would close loopholes that allow minors to return to their home countries. let's bring in john mccormack washington pors -- correspondent. you know what the senator is proposing. does it have a chance of passage? >> doesn't seem likely. right now republicans and democrats weren't able to compromise last year when we weren't in the thick of a presidential campaign and right now i think the chances are slim to none that any -- the most like

want to go back to the white house and to sandra. >> sandra: good morning.rom the white house this morning vice president mike pence coming up moments from now. he will sit down with me in this room to talk about what is seen as a very robust economic report, the jobs report for last month. the unemployment rate dropped to a 49 year low for this american economy. job growth 263,000. the stock market seems to like it. we'll talk to the vice president shortly about this and a whole lot more. join us in just moments live from the white house, the vice president. ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ heartburn, ♪ indigestion, ♪ upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. ♪nausea, heartburn, ♪ indigestion, upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... try pepto with ultra coating. who wanted to get away who used expedia to book the vacation rental that led to the ride which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. flights, hotels, cars, activities, vacation rentals. expedia. everything you

. >> sandra: good news, happy friday, good morning, everybody. i'm sandra smith. the white house rattling markets with threat of new tariffs on all mexican imports a day after the border patrol arrested more than 1,000 people in one group of migrants, a record. the president tweeting this on june 10th the united states will impose a 5% tariff on all goods coming into our country from mexico until such time as illegal migrants coming through mexico and into our country stop. the tariff will gradually increase until the illegal immigration problem is remedied. white house chief of staff mick mulvaney say the ball is now in mexico's court. >> it is an action related to an immigration matter. we fully believe they have the ability to stop people coming in from their southern border. if they're able to do that the tariffs will not go into place or will be removed after they go into place. crisis at the border is urgent. and we are interested in seeing the mexican government react tonight, tomorrow, and we're hopeful that they will. >> bill: waiting on reaction on that.

. >> sandra: good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. pentagon officials saying the u.s. will be sending less than 2,000 troops overseas as exclusive new reporting now shows added sanctions could be squeezing iran financially and beyond. rich edson is live at the state department with the latest details. good morning. >> state department officials say newly declassified intelligence shows that iran is short on cash after 26 rounds of american sanctions these officials say iran is having a difficult time funding militias across the middle east. tehran has warned militia groups to find new revenue sources. hamas has enacted austerity plans and cyber command needs money and reports from the region that show hezbollah is deploying piggy banks to raise cash. state department's envoy for iran says this shows administration sanctions against iran are working. >> when people talk about iran's regional aggression they talk about iran's supports for its proxies hamas, hezbollah, shia militias in iraq and we're making harder for all these terrorist organizations to operate and desta

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." >> sandra: good morning, i'm sandra smith. severe storms sparking twister warnings as far as new jersey and new york yesterday. high winds ripping a shed off its foundation in pennsylvania. every single county in oklahoma now under a state of emergency bracing for historic flooding. >> bill: here is what we know at the moment. more storms expected across the plains and mid atlantic today. 39 million said to be under a severe weather threat which could see large hail and damaging winds, flooding and the possibility of more tornadoes. >> sandra: so far twisters blamed for 38 deaths in the u.s. so far this year. here is how survivors are describing the storms yesterday. >> i got up, put on my slippers, grabbed my glasses, went around the bed and was sitting in front of the bed. by that time that's when the wall fell. i was screaming lord help me, lord help me. i heard him say sue, we're coming, we're coming. >> like a jet engine landing right on top of your house. the whole house started shaking and vibrating and just heard a big

i'm sandra smith. >> jon: i'm jon scott. president trump in full campaign mode calling his potential 2020 challengers socialist whackos laying out what he believes the democrat party has become. >> president trump: sleepy joe is coming because he wants to change the world. these people have gone nuts. how do you lose this election, right? democrats are now the party of high taxes, high crime, open borders, late-term abortions, killing your second amendment and radical socialism. the republican party is the party that america wants. that's what america wants. we're the party of the american worker, we're the party of the american family, and we're the party of the american dream. do we want keep america great or make america great again? keep america great. >> sandra: peter doocy starting things off for us this morning live in washington how did the president size up joe biden's campaign last night? >> by talking about crowd size, sandra. the president pointed out that his event in pennsylvania this week had several times mor

>> sandra: appreciate it from our a-team.s there. >> eric: imagine the white house meeting when they go up to talk to the president in 45 minutes. fox news alert. for the second time in two days russian bombers and fighter jets flew near alaska. they had to scramble two airplanes from the u.s. to intercept them. we stand by at the pentagon. >> the u.s. military isn't saying how close the russian bombers came to the coast of alaska. only saying they flew in international airspace. it scrambled advance fighter jets to intercept the russian formations. on monday four nuclear capable russian bombers flew near alaska. they escorted the bombers. tuesday another russian formation approached just a pair of bombers approaching alaska forcing the air force to scramble more american f-22 jets to intercept them. norad said russia resumed these bomber patrols in 2007. it flies seven a year. u.s. air force flies bombers and spy planes off russia as well as more than 250 american fighter jets and aircraft along with 10,000 troops arrived in

sandra. >> sandra: just off the phone with his father this morning. mike tobin, thank you. >> bill: get to this high drama in the battle between president trump and congressional democrats. speaker pelosi accusing the president of a cover-up. the president says the only real thing -- the only thing blocking real work getting done for the american people are the phony investigations and russian hoax. here is how this unfolded in the span of an hour and a half just yesterday. >> president trump: i walk in to look at people that have just said that i was doing a cover-up. i don't do cover-ups. i told senator schumer, speaker pelosi, i want to do infrastructure but you can't do it under these circumstances so get these phony investigations over with. >> he just took a pass and it just makes me wonder why he did that. in any event, i pray for the president of the united states. >> we were interested and are interested in doing infrastructure. it is clear the president isn't. >> bill: ronna mcdaniel here to react to a lot of stuff. here is the piece you wro

. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. the attorney general not going to appear today. the d.o.j. is claiming the format being pushed by house democrats is unprecedented. we also know chairman nadler is threatening to subpoena the a.g. or cite him in attempt of congress. republicans say it's nothing more than politics. >> bill: here is a little bit of what we watched yesterday. five hours in the u.s. senate. it went like this. >> do you expect to change your mind about the bottom line conclusions of the mueller report? >> no. >> do you know bob mueller? >> yes. >> do you trust him? >> yes. >> that we have those notes? >> no. >> why not? >> why should you have them? >> you still have a situation where a president essentially tries to change the lawyers' account in order to prevent further criticism of himself. >> that's not a crime. >> mr. attorney general giving for credit for knowing what the hell is going on with you. >> not really. >> this line of questioning. listen, you slandered this man. >> what i want to know is how do we get to this point? how do we get to the point -- >>

the thing i want to ask you since the death of sandra block. we have seen so many black women and dead after having a very questionable interactions with the police attorney an activist and a richie actually underage use of black women's mere presence speech and protest of mistreatment or a threat that officers meet with physical or even deadly force where does this hurt of black women come from and how do we tackle it. and how should activists allies and others tackle that fear of getting getting this passed out in society. yeah i mean it starts all the way back to slavery colonization in. the dehumanization of black women in the stereotypes that are than put on. and so we see this and how when black women in general are just existing right were automatically interpreted as aggressive as allowed as having an attitude as less traditionally feminin and so again we're seeing how these stereotypes are then used to justify the criminalisation specifically to black women but i also think now that we have this new video from sandra's perspective it's

there were love letters between john and sandra but there were also 14 love letters between sandra and william. later chief justice of the united states supreme court. in one of them he says sandy, will you marry me? they never told anybody. they never told their own families about this. i guess they thought they'd be embarrassed. there was, she strutted along for a few months and ultimately said no and mary john. it ends happily, he married somebody he loved and she married john in on the court the good colleagues. they never told anybody and the justices were told that they dated at stanford, going to a couple movies. in harry blackmun who sat next to him on the bench and when she came on the bench he turned and said no fooling around. [laughter] >> it can't and wouldn't have worked out for her to be on the supreme court if the relationship had been better and ended a marriage. >> she would've been in phoenix or something. but not a supreme court justice. >> he played a really significant role in getting her on. >> he did. >> perhaps moving to arizona, her career there. she had two c

and april tenth twenty fifteen chicago native sandra bland responded to comments left on her you tube page sandy speaks accusing her of being a racist against white people because she was discussing police brutality here's her response. said he speaks does not promote racism sandy speaks does not promote going out there killing all white people. i don't know if you those of you who feel that i'm a racist didn't see a couple weeks ago me walking around. fox valley mall holding a sign that i spent my money all took time out to make that says it all white people are not against us because i don't surely feel that way but for those of you who cannot accept and acknowledge the white privilege that you were born into no fault of your own but just accept it and know that yes black people are going to be mayor when we see things like gentle like our brothers being gunned down all murdered for those of you who can say oh well why was he running he why was he breaking the law lets just live the script and if that was your goal and he ran do you think he would have got shot eight times in a back

reportero: todo siguiÓ igual recuerda sandra.elecciÓn de donald trump como presidentecomplicÓ mÁs la situaciÓn. el servicio secreto le impidiÓ a vic original paso a la casa de donald trump argumentando que no estaba en la lista de personas autorizadas y victorina sabÍa que su estatus lo explicaba todo. >> los de servicio secreto tenÍan tapada la calle. reportero: agnes logrÓ que victorina ingresara bajo condiciones humillantes recuerda la mucama. no en lÍnea -- mucama. >> me metÍ al inter el baÑo Él estaba parado, mirÁndome. -- a limpiar el baÑo y Él estaba parado, mirÁndome. me dijeron que eran estÚpida que no entendÍa, que yo no habÍa estudiado y por eso era tan burra. yo le dije que tenÍa razÓn porqueÍa la estaba aguantando, porque necesitaba mi trabajo. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: intentamos hablar con agnes. cuando victorina se enfrentÓ a su supervisora polaca, no siguiÓ el consejo de vida. -- que le dio su hermana. clara es la hermana mayor de victorina y su madre adoptiva. vive en santo domingo en un caserÍo al que llegam

thank you sir. >> sandra: now, joining us. in washington. dana perino is joining us here in new york. chris, to you first and we've heard so far and your thoughts at the noon hour. >> i think it's a bigger interesting but i don't think it's really changed any minds. if you think this has been a witch hunt, gone on too long, and have questions as to why -- and there was a good question that was asked of ken starr just now. after the special counsel robert mueller determined that there was no collusion, that he continued to offer 22 months, then i think your feelings about that were confirmed. if, on the other hand, you think the president did something wrong and that bill barr has spun more as a councils of the president, than as the attorney general of the united states, it may have been confirmed in those thoughts. i think it's been interesting, one of the things we have certainly seen is that bill barr is very good lawyer. he's very good at splitting hairs sometimes, like in his answer to charlie crist. but i don't think there have been an

sandra: todos nos pusimos en oración al levantarnos.hitney: pensaban muchos que era bien cerca méxico. no se imaginaron que era inmenso. carmen: whitney godoy es una joven hondureña a quien conocimos como estudiante de comunicación. ella viajó con toda una caravana como parte de una pasantía. ella nos compartió que las falsas ilusiones entre los viajeros llegaban a lo inconcebible. [gritos] se remontó a la agresión y el cierre de la frontera en noviembre pasado. whitney: muchos pensaron que cuando cruzaban la canalización del río, que ya habían tocado suelo estadounidense. entonces a mí me partía el corazón escuchar que la gente decía, me preguntaba a mí: "¿ya llegamos a los estados unidos?" carmen: whitney dice que más le dolió aún verlos llorar al darse cuenta de que el ingreso a estados unidos no es a través de mantas, ni súplicas, ni forzando su entrada, como les habían dicho sus guías. la realidad se mostraba diferente. whitney: el siguiente día fue muy triste, porque había personas con mucha desesperanza, afligidas. carmen: y en m

. >> sandra: thank you very much, bill. i'm sandra smith. we're awaiting bill barr's arrival for an action-packed few hours inside the hearing room. both sides digging in their heels as the politics on the mueller report will be on display today. >> bill: a lot of drama kicked off late last night when a report was leaked to two different newspapers claiming mueller wrote to the a.g. in march saying his summary didn't -- >> no doubt he will take heat for it. democrats are signaling that what they intend to do. the fact is there was nothing inaccurate or misleading about it. so what do they have left to complain about? well, perhaps they didn't like the way it was characterized by the media. but they own the media for the most part and they should take it up with the media, not the attorney general. >> sandra: big day coming up. live fox team coverage for you, bret baier and chris wallace are standing by but we begin with catherine herridge. she is live outside the hearing room on capitol hill where all the action is about to begin. good morni

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. >>> sandra bermÚdez hablÓ con ellos, cuÉntanos sandra mt >>> caso de violaciones en p un aÑo en san se pierdan este reportaje. muchas gracias sandra. >>> regresamos en solo 2 minutos. aquÍ en noticiero. ... >>> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las 6. >>> buenas tardes les saluda. ... >>> ¿cÓmo estÁn? les saluda cÉsar bayona. >>> terminan siendo un fraude, esto es una hrbt rai que va a ver solo por telemundo 48. >>> nos cuenta que podrÍa ser no la Única. >>> lo que parece demasiado buena para ser ve.ste probÓ de la manera mÁs dolorosa perdiendo cientos de dÓlares. >>> 1400 de deposito. mÁs 1600 de renta. >>> este fue el a viso en redes sociales. por 1400 dÓlares podrÍan rentar esta casa en richmond. >>> si me pareciÓ y dije wow!. estaba grande y sus bonita. >>> acompaÑado supuestamente de la dueÑa. >>> y ese ministerial dÍa. >>> desconfÍo de la rapidez del trÁmite recibieron este documento y su hijo temiendo escapar la oportunidad. cuando fueron a la entrega de las llaves dÍas despuÉs con el resto del dinero mt >>> no llegÓ nadie. esperamos 2 t horas y nadie llegÓ mt >>> hasta el

sandra ber mu destiene lo reciente de esta investigaciÓn.na de las habitaciÓn fue descubierto el cadÁver de esta persona descuartizada. >>> agentes del orden pÚblico la residencia marcada con el nÚmero 161 de la calle montes. donde fue localizado. su caso empezÓ con un reporte de una persona desaparecida. >>> poco despuÉs confirmaron su mayor temor. >>> localizaron restos humanos que se cree son los de Él. >>> vecinos de la vÍctima dicen que Él vivÍa solo. pero que hace 5 meses su hija y yerno junto con sus bebÉs se mudaron ahÍ. >>> no vieron nada extraÑo. era una persona reservada. pero el fin de semana algo raro pasÓ. >>> este hombre dice que escucÓo una discusiÓn y despuÉs un par de golpes muy fuertes. no pensaron que se habrÍa cometido un crimen de esta naturaleza, la casa por el momento sigue acordonada y es custodiada por una patrulla justo al lado de este auto. el edificio que tiene una multa que quizÁs nunca podra pagar. >>> sabemos que no se ha realizado ningÚn arresto y fuentes del departamento de policÍa. se tiene identificado sos

sandra bland recording on her e as a police officer her with a stun gun. >> get out of the car. i will write you up. get up! >> bland found dead days later in her jail cell, her death ruled a suicide. what her family is telling us tonight. >>> the new battle over abortion. the controversial new bill that would ban the procedure as early as six weeks before many women know they are pregnant. it's a fight that could be headed for the supreme court. >>> the major ride share strike that could wreak havoc with your morning commute. uber and lyft drivers set to walk off the job during the morning rush in several major cities from coast-to-coast. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, everyone, joining us from the west. sheriff's officials in highlands ranch say they have two suspects in custody. early reports that they were taken down in a struggle with would-be victims. >> i don't know how we thank them. i think this could have been a whole lot worse if it hadn't been for these brave students who acted immediately. >> authorities say the gunfire l

this this led to sandra bland's arrest. days later she was found dead in a jail cell.s video never before seen by the public sheds new light on her encounter with a trooper. here is mireya villarreal. >> get out of the car now! >> reporter: this is how sandra bland saw the 2015 escalating traffic stop. >> and you just open my car door. >> reporter: recorded on her own cell phone, the new video obtained by the investigative network synced with the sound from trooper brian encinia's previously released dashcam provides better context to the encounter. >> you are going to drag me out of my own car. >> get out of the car! >> and then you're going to... >> get out! now! >> wow. wow. >> get out of the car! >> for failure to signal. you're doing all of this for failure to signal? >> get over there! >> reporter: it was the first time bland's sisters saw the 39- second recorder. >> this not only shows that he lied, but that he really had no business even stopping her. >> reporter: three days after being arrested, sandra bland was found hanging in her jail cell. >> no justice, n

>> joining me now, sharon cooper, sandra bland's senator. bland's family. i know it's disturbing. thank you for joining us, both of you. we want to see it from her perspective. this is the new video. my question to you is, why do you think it took four years do this critical piece of evidence to come out? >> i think that there is this general swath of understanding that police, law enforcement are sworn to serve and protect, and sometimes that's viewed as by any means necessary, so i think what is happening is there -- the reason that we continue to hear the call for greater accountability is because there are instances in sandra's instance in particular where she's literally speaking for herself, even beyond her grave, through the ability for her to have ownership over her space and agency over her body by recording on her phone, so i think what we are seeing is even those being impacted by situations where there is excessive use of force, there is indelible proof that these things are happening so there is an effort to conceal such things

sandra bland reporting on her phone as a police officer becomes incensed and threatens her with a stun gun. >> get out of thcar. i will write you up. laet up! >> bnd found dead days later in her jail cell, her death ruled a suicide. what her family is telling us tonight. >>> the new battle over abortion. the controversial new bill that would ban the procedure as early as six weeks before many womenw they are pregnant. it's a fight that could be headed for the supreme court. > the major ride share strike that could wreak havoc with teyour morning commu uber and lyft set to walk off the job iuring the morning rushseveral major cities from s oast-to-coast. >> thi "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, everyone. the news breaking tonight from suburban before denver where officials say at least seven people, most believed to be juveniles, have been injured at a shooting at a middle school. the situatn still unfolding right now, but sheriffs officials at highland ranch say they have two suspects in custody. early reports that they were taken down in a struggle with would-betim

. >> reporter: sandra thought she had found the perfect match. >> you're beautiful.o put a ring on your finger. >> reporter: a dream come true, this massachusetts mom thought, on herte first try with inrnet dating. >> my husbani passed. i have four kids. i (w%-1ñ andi work all the time. >> reporter: calling himself sergeant hill, he told her he was stationed in kabul on a secret missiono uldn't call or facetime. instead, he sent pictures. >> it was nice. >> reporter: but now she says it was all a scam. sandra became suspicious when sergeant hill asked her for money. >> you work in the military. you sguld be gettin paid. >> reporter: she started to sen it,but had second thoughts. >> i'm asking yself, what are you doing? >> reporter: so she went online to verify his identity. sandra's internet date was actually an image of wnbc sports anchor harry cicma, whose photos were used to create a fake online profile to lure women. >> it made me feel absolutely terrible. s> reporter: match.com sthey blocked the fake account and have dedicated team and sophisticated technology t

. >> sandra: president trump calling out joe biden over his involvement in the controversial 1994 crime bill saying his own legislation fixed the problems the former v.p. helped cause. how will this play out on the campaign trail? it's a big question. the a-team will take that one up. round two next. >> madam president we have predators on our streets that society has, in fact, in part because of its neglect, created.

>>there are so police arrested 2 men from sandra fell 30 year-old lorenzo tim breeze for suspicion of possessing obscene material of a minor and 64 year-old john arrested for sending obscene material of a minor there were equipment think equipment from each home center fell police tell me detectives worked with the morgan hill and livermore police departments. >>the marine sheriff's office, the department of homeland security, the fbi, the secret

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but now we can see what sandra bland saw. >> get out of the car!> and then you're going to -- >> i will write you up. get out now. >> wow, for a failure to signal. you're doing all of this for a failure to signal. >> get over there. >> yeah. let's take this to court. for a failure to signal, yep. >> get off the phone. >> i'm not on the phone. i have a right to record. this is my property. >> put your phone down. >> this is my property. sorry? >> put your phone down right now. >> joining me now, sharon cooper, sandra bland's sister, canon lambert, former attorney for bland's family. i know it's disturbing. thank you so much for joining us, both of you, and sharon, especially to you. i know it's disturbing to watch that, but we want to discuss it, and we want to see it from her perspective. this is a new video. my question to you is why do you think it took four years for this critical piece of evidence to come out? >> i think that there is this general swath of understanding that police, law enforcement are sworn to serve and protect, and sometimes

. >>> four years after she committed suicide in a texas jail secell, sandra bland continues to sparkr the first time, we're getting to see her cell phone video of a confrontation with a police officer that led to her arrest. mireya villarreal reports. >> get out of the car. >> reporter: this is how sandra bland saw the traffic stop. recorded on her own cell phone. the new video obtained by the investigative network, synced with the sound of the previously released dash cam, gives context to the encounter. >> get out of the car. i will light you up. >> wow. >> get out of the car. >> failure to signal. you're doing all of this for failure to signal. >> reporter: it was the first time that bland's sisters saw the 39-second recording. >> this not only shows that he lied, but that he really had no business even stopping her. >> reporter: three days after being arrested, sandra bland was found hanging in her jail cell. >> no justice, no freedom. >> reporter: activists pushed for greater law enforcement accountability and focus on excessive use of force cases around the country. >> i have a

rab que un hombre acusado de asesinar a una mujer whe gara a corte a declarar, pero como nos dÍce sandra hombre regrese a corte. >>> ayer no tuve oportunidad de ver todo. >>> esta es la primera vsz que defensor pÚblico habla sobre el caso. >>> tiene enfermedad mental, pero... >>> (hablan en inglÉs). esto no da derecho de hacer hospital que hizo dijo celeste. larsson muriÓ tras seÑor apuÑalada el pasado 28 de septiembre en su casa en san josÉ, videos de vigilancia mostraron a arÉvalo carranza el dÍa del homicidio. recalca que arÉvalo, no debÍa estar en este paÍs, de de acuerdo ice, en 9 ocasiones intentaron deportarlo, pero en tota siempre fueron ignorados. este caso ha forzado a lÍderes analizar la ley santuario y lo que esto significa en caso de de detenidos con ante c den tes criminales. >>> y la mayorÍa de jefes de de policia de santa clara estÁn a favor que se revise este polÍtica, dicen que hay que sacar a hospital que hacen un daÑo a la sociedad. >>> y hablan de personas con historial criminal, que la gente que no tiene nada que deber, no deberÍa temer ante esta revisiÓn. >>> vamos

y sandra cervantes.tos en la matarÍa dicen que es buen tiempo para compradores de vivienda es aÚn mejor para los que la ponen a la venta. >>> potenciales de vivienda en el Área de la bahÍa, ha esperado que los precios bajen. >>> dan esperanza para que termine esta largaomed. bajÓ 0. comparado al aÑo pasado y se escucha baja la reducciÓn en los precios es la primera disminuciÓn en 84 meses. poniendo precio promedio en $830 mil. >>> los precios han estado por las nubes en los Últimos 7 aÑos puede darnos un pequeÑo respiro nos dice el agente de bienes raÍces. bajÓ un 15% comparado al aÑo pasado. > arntzs. cuando una vivienda recibÍa 20 ofertas de compra. para aquellos esperando que el mercado inmobiliario cambie es momento de dar el gran paso. sandra cervantes, noticiero telemundo> buenas noticias pero todos los residentes de la bahÍa. >>> >>> es demasiado dinero. y esperamos que se reviente la aguja por ahÍ. >>> a ver si revienta. >>> tarde... temperaturas de primavera. pasamos con los detalles. >>> vemos

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okay, so public comment, i have stephen, mary, sandra so start with.emember, it's three minutes apiece. good morning, this morning, your name popped into my head. this place would not be an institution without you. and then surprise. congratulations to you. i'm on the board, friends of claren park and a member of the park and rec committee. i sent a letter on may 10, after reading the op-ed piece on surge pricing or tourist trap as they called it and immediately got a phone call from my sister saying what did you do from new hampshire? if i come out to san francisco, am i going to pay higher prices? and dana immediately called me. we had a long conversation on monday. i understand where we're going with this. although i have a problem with pricing at different levels or different times, i'm retracting my letter in opposition and i want to thank dana for speaking to me. she also informed he they will be at the june prozac meeting to talk about this item. thank you. >> clerk: next speaker, please. >> good morning, commissioners. my name is mary. i live i