later in the broadcast, we'll go to tucson, arizona, where a federal judge has justst declard a mistrial in a criminal case against scott warren t that coud see him sentenced to up to 20 years in prison for providing water, clean clothes, and beds to two asylum seekers in the sonoran desert. in uganda, health officials say a five-year-old boy and his mother have died after falling ill with ebola, the first deaths among eight new suspected cases of the deadly virus reported in uganda. the deaths came as health workers in the neighboring democratic republic of congo warn a massive ebola outbreak has become the second-worst on record, with over 2000 new cases and nearly 1400 deaths since last august. medical workers are struggling to reach infected people amid ongoing viololence by anti-government militias as well as widespread mistrust of foreign medical workers. in south dakota, members of the cheyenne river sioux tribe on monday turned around a truck believed to be carrying construction equipment for the keystone xl oil pipeline. in a statement, tribal chair harold frazier said -- "any v

arizona reverend john 5 is the co-founder of no more deaths or saying tucson roughly a is a reporter covering the border for the hours i know a public a usa today and the cold is director of the border rights project at. a nonprofit organization providing legal services to deportees migrants and refugees in tijuana mexico hello everybody good to have you here john but people watching around the welt and for people actually north of the border in the u.s. who may not be aware of what is happening to humanitarian aid workers who are helping migrants who are helping refugees crossing the border why just scott warren story why is it so important it's critical because this is not just what's happening in the southwest border of the united states this is what's happening look globally. not only here in the southwest border but on the southern border of mexico and. cross the nation of mexico it's happening in the mediterranean sea where the european union is criminalizing humanitarian aid workers and ships that are trying to save the lives of migrants and refugees in the mediterranean sea s

reportera: este es uno de los 80 sitios en tucson donde se sirve comida gratis para todos los niÑos menoresores y activistas de derechos humanos rechazan una ley de amnistÍa porque podrÍa promover la inmunidad. arantxa: miles de venezolanos cruzan a colombia a comprar productos de primera necesidad inaccesibles en su paÍs. [cof cof] ♪ ♪ opositores y arantxa: opositores y organismosderechos humanos rechazan la ley aprobada en nicaragua. michelle bachelet afirma que los nicaragüenses tienen derecho a la verdad y a la justicia. desde managua, decimos por quÉ la controversia. reportera: se aprobÓ una ley de amnistÍa que perdona a todos los involucrados en lo que el gobierno llama como un intento fallido de golpe de estado, pero segÚn organismos fueron protestas cÍvicas. >> nos duele a nosotros. reportera: con la aministÍa buscan la paz y la reconciliaciÓn. >> creemos que es una auto amnistÍa porque beneficia a las fuerzas partidarias del frente sandinista, esto es para lo que cometieron crÍmenes de lesa humanidad. se seÑala el rÉgimen de ortega cometiÓ crÍmenes de lesa humanidad. diversos infor

in the past 20 minutes, "the mercury news" is reporting that the gun was stolen in tucson two years ago. a record shows that the accused gunwaleman was al gunman was also -- this neighborhood is shaken up. >> reporter: it truly is. this happened on sunday night. the gunman was apparently fuming that his wife's relatives were living in the home with him while he was unable to bring his own relatives here to the u.s. a man who knew the gunman said he talked about killing before. sunday night san jose police swarming a neighborhood with a gun plan on the loose. neighbors say they can't shake what they saw and here here on habbitts court. >> i heard screaming like a lady screaming, and then a gunshot. there was a louder scream, and then another gunshot and it was silence after that. >> reporter: when it was all over, the gunman shot and killed four people, including hills wife's brother and sister, before killing himself. while the coroner has not released the gunwale marsh's name, neighbors identify him as chi dintau. he wasd high pressure ways in and out allowed to bring his fame here, th

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guardia nacional y culpan a l e coyotes >>> el crimen organizado saben dÓnde cruzar >>> en la zona de tucsonluego que fue abandonado por los nt del desierto. >>> se piensa en el desierto caluroso, y increÍblemente 83 peligroso para los niÑos en especial >>> la muerte de la niÑa de 7 aÑos es un acto sin escrÚpulos empujado por los grupos criminales y exhortan a los inmigrantes que traen niÑos que no crucen por esa zona en texas edgardo muÑoz noticia telemundo >>> la justicia prohibiÓ hoy a a la administraciÓn trump negar el acceso al aborto a las menores migrantes bajo su custodia no pueden negarle el hecho a una mujer. hay al menos 12 adolescentes en custodiado ice que han solicitado acceso a aborto. con este caso el fallo podrÍa regresar a la corte suprema donde los conservadores tienen mayorÍa. en la frontera sur de mÉxico los migrantes dicen desafiando la fuerte vigilancia de la guardia nacional y la policÍa para frenar el paz. hoy mismos nuestras cÁmaras vieron el paso de mujeres con niÑos pequeÑos, raÚl torres tiene las imÁgenes. >>> protegidos por la sombra de la madrugada y los reflej

. >> decenas de personas caminan o 75 millas rumbo a tucson.. este salvadoreÑo llego de chicago. es su primera vez que camina por el desierto. >> ponerme en los pies de muchos inmigrantes que han cruzado esta tierra. pensÉ que iba a ser un poco mÁs fácil. >> me solidarizo con estos migrantes. que quieren buscar algo y que huyen. >> por los Últimos 15 aÑos han recorrido el desierto. llegan de diferentes paÍses y lo seguirÁn haciendo hasta que no mueren mÁs personas. >> el pÚblico se estÁ acostumbrando a la crisis de que en el desierto hay muertos. de que mueren en prisiones de migraciÓn. y no es algo que hay que acostumbrarnos. >> estas personas han estado caminando y durmiendo por el desierto en los Últimos siete dÍas. >> nos encontramos alguna migrantes en el camino que pasaron mucho frÍo. le preguntamos si estÁn bien y si quieren que llamemos a la patria fronteriza. >> hoy se despiden de arizona con la esperanza de regresar el prÓximo aÑo. cuando posiblemente la lista de fallecidos allÁ aumentado. fÉlix: el presidente trump recibiÓ una oració

middle well into the triple digits i should say about 105 around palm springs, california, 102 for tucsonso certainly seeing heat across the southwest and the chance for those showers and storms further east. arthel back to you. stay cool. >> arthel: yeah, i'll try, you too. >> 110 in phoenix, all right guys get used to it i know. >> arthel: listen enjoy the rest of your day i'm going to find festivities. >> still going on here in new york city thank you for joining us and we hope you do every weekend on the fox news channel. >> let's bring back our wizard of odds, not oz, that would make me dorothy which is a dream but not tonight. that's my dream too. >> [applause] >> what a terrible week to be a normal democrat. >> [laughter] >> you have 20 choices and none of them make any sense. they're either crazy or they're boring, and that's no way to go through life. first the crazy, we've got a steaming hot bag of it.

gabby giffords, who was shot a few years back, a congresswoman in tucson when she was shot. she was lucky enough to be located in a city where they had a trauma center at the university in tucson where she was taken, subjected to hypothermia, and the body is basically frozen and that disgraces -- decreases the metabolic demand for the brain which increases neuralgia -- neurologic function. for gabby giffords the path of the bullet was much more superficial. if president is, lincoln was shot today, he is taken to the trauma center and they had him on ivs and gets hypothermia, given where the bullet was, i suspect that he may have survived but he would have been a vegetable. it might have been worse. i do not think he would've had, even today, any kind of meaningful survival. so i always end the talk by quoting churchill who said "the farther backwards you look, the further forward you see." reenacte, i said i am a her, so this is one of my -- reenacter, so maybe this is my pinnacle. the 150th anniversary of gettysburg so i got to do an amputation on the battlefield. the range

after a few days, immigration officials released them at this shelter in tucson, arizona. [ speakingforeign language ] >> reporter: the shelter a brief respite before they are reunited with friends who will serve as their sponsors. their destination? kansas city, missouri, over 40 hours by bus. each stop a reminder they are not alone. surrounded by other families with hope for a future in america. after almost two days of travel, just past midnight, they arrive to their final destination. [ speaking in foreign language ] months later they are still waiting for their first appearance in immigration court. precious time, he says, filled with thoughts of the future. >> click on our borderline series at abc news.com for continuing immigration coverage. >>> up next, the cliff diving champ is back, but can she once again take the crown? ♪ there are roadside attractions. and then there's our world-famous on-road attraction. the 2019 glc. lease the glc 300 suv for just $459 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. we believe nutrition is full of possibi

luego fueron llevadas a tucson, a mÁs de dos horas de distancia. allÍ estÁn siendo procesadas. dicen que ha logrado avances importantes en las conversaciones. trump busca que mÉxico detga completamente la llegada de centroamericanos. pablo: el canciller mexicano afirma que es optimista, pero modera las expectativas. >> todavÍa no tenemos un acuerdo. he visto versiones de los medios dÍa tenemos acuerdo pero no hay tal acuerdo. pablo: confirmo que mÉxico se comprometerÍa la vigilancia en la frontera con guatemala para impedir el paso de inmigrantes de centroamÉrica. >> la guardia va a estar en el sureste del paÍs. va a cubrirlo todo, pero va a ser una zona prioritaria. pablo: concretamente serÁn 6000 bosques, otro punto de negociaciÓn serÍa cambiar drÁsticamente las leyes de asilo en la regiÓn. el objetivo serÍa que los indocumentados centro americanos tendrÍan que pedir asilo en el paÍs, tras salir de su significa que estados unidos podrÍa deportar a salvadoreÑos y hondureÑos, porque tendrÍan que haber pedido asilo en guatemala. guatemaltecos a mÉxico porque tendrÍan que haberlo

well to help us discuss the situation at the us mexico border in tucson arizona reverend john 5 is theco-founder of no more deaths or saying tucson roughly i can say is a reporter covering the border for the hour zone a republican usa today and the cold is director of the border rights project at. a nonprofit organization providing legal services to deportees migrants and refugees in tijuana mexico hello everybody good to have you here john for people watching around the welt and people actually north of the border in the u.s. who may not be aware of what is happening to humanitarian aid workers who are helping migrants who are helping refugees crossing the border why just scott warren story why is it so important. it's critical because this is not just what's happening in the southwest border of the united states this is what's happening in look globally. not only here in the southwest border but on the southern border of mexico and. cross the nation of mexico it's happening in the mediterranean sea where the european union is criminalizing humanitarian aid workers and ships that are

it started last friday in tucson, arizona. sheriff's detectives say a man allegedly fired an ak-47. and accidentally shot and killed a teenager. as deputies were at the scene, they also found several pipe bombs. a large cache of guns and a usable grenade launcher. neighbors say they knew something wasn't quite right, when they kept hearing loud noise. sometimes we didn't know how big they were. they were sleep. usually later at night. but it never caused us to call the police. >> now, the investigation into the pipe bombs and weapons has been turned over to federal atf agents. and the county said it may file charges after the atf investigation is complete. as for the shooting, it has been ruled an accident. >>> a recall of a heart and blood pressure medication has been extanded -- expanded. they have now detected a possible cancerous. impurity. people affected by the recall should contact their doctor or pharmacist about alternative or replacement drugs. >>> time is 4:42. a tree crashed down in san francisco. after the break, we'll show you this. where it happened and the damage it

in the past 20 minutes, "the mercury news" is reporting that the gun was stolen in tucson two years ago. a record shows that the accused gunwaleman was al gunman was also -- this neighborhood is shaken up. >> reporter: it truly is. this happened on sunday night. the gunman was apparently fuming that his wife's relatives were living in the home with him while he was unable to bring his own relatives here to the u.s. a man who knew the gunman said he talked about killing before. sunday night san jose police swarming a neighborhood with a gun plan on the loose. neighbors say they can't shake what they saw and here here on

in the tucson sector last year, almost 250 people were found dehydrated to death. the cartels may escort them to the united states but don't escort them to civilization. and they wind up dying in the desert in the laredo sector, people drown this the rio grande river. what is happening, because there is a perception that people try rio k under the ryo -- grandee and these deaths are the fault of a system in which people believe that we do not enforce our immigration laws. what was president trump to do? the obvious thing is to tell congress we need more border patrol agents. the obvious thing to do is tell congress we need more judges to make sure that when people claim asylum that their claims are heard immediately and could be sent back rather than sit around here for three, four years, the obvious thing to do is build a wall which may cost $7 billion. if we do these three things, we send a message to the world. we would no longer have people on the rio grandee or dehydrated to death or the u.s. taxpayer is on the hook for probably over $100 billion between medic

it's claimed the incident happened at a luxury resort in tucson in the us state of arizona in 2016 and as the businessman touched and grabbed her as well as slapping her behind. in ourfaces four counts of misdemeanour assault, a charge which carries a potential sentence of up to 30 days in jail. this is not the first controversy involving the tycoon. last year he took out an injunction, banning british newspaper the daily telegraph and reporting allocations of misconduct against him by employees, allegations he denied. he later dropped the injunction. —— allegations. it is also a difficult time for sir philip 0sma company arcadia which is due to close 50 stores including all 11 topshop and topman outlets in the uk —— us. a spokesman for sir philip says: a date for the first court hearing in arizona has been set for the 19th ofjune. tensions between washington and tehran have significantly risen over recent weeks, with us warships and planes deployed to the gulf over what the trump administration describes as iranian threats. relations between the two countries deteriorated dramatically

i talked to the tucson because quote fire the u.s. secretary of state might pump a it was quick to point the finger at a wrong headed molten has the south well the u.s. secretary of state is placing blame for the incident regarding to oil tankers he says that the islamic republic of iran is responsible and that that is the position of the united states this is what we heard earlier from mike pompei oh these unprovoked attacks present a clear threat to international peace and security a blatant assault on the freedom of navigation and an acceptable campaign of escalating tension by iran now to oil tankers were involved along with $44.00 crew members that were on board those oil tankers the incident took place near the strait of hormuz now at this point we're hearing that one of the vessels of the front all tear was described as quote on fire and adrift and we have photos that have been appearing on social media of the flaming vessel the burning ship now front line which is the oil tanker company that owns these oil tankers it has confi

a fitness instructor at the resort in tucson alleged he repeatedly touched her inappropriately on the not the first time he has faced allegations. in february we found out that five employees of his made allegations and all received substantial payments after agreeing to not say anything more, signing a nondisclosure. so philip has strenuously denied these allegations and says there is no sexual assault allegation. he was once dubbed the king of the high street. the majority of his stores are based in the uk but he has over 1100 stores in 37 countries, including brands like topshop. he is facing real difficulties. he is about to close a 50 stores as part ofa about to close a 50 stores as part of a rescue deal he's trying to force through, which would mean cutting rent deals and cutting to do with the pension regulator. 11 stores are close and the us as well. he has a pension deficit of $950 million and he has agreed that he would try to pay off around half of that but the pension regulator once more, unsurprisingly. jewish groups have called for the expulsion of a senior labour offici

a fitness instructor at the canyon ranch resort in tucson alleged he repeatedly touched her inappropriatelynot the first time he has faced allegations. in february we found out that five employees of his made allegations and all received substantial payments after agreeing to not say anything more, signing a nondisclosure. an injunction was eventually lifted. it is not the first time he has faced these sort of allegations but he is keen to stress he does deny all allegations and has pointed out that none of these allegations have any sexual content. he is quite keen to point that out. in terms of his business, generally, it has been a difficult time for him. yes. so philip green and his wife together own arcadia through a complicated structure but overall, about 4.8 lydian dollars, a huge business. shops in over 37 countries around the world, over 1100 of those are outside of the uk and they employ around 20,000 people but they do face difficulties. next week he needs to persuade shops, landlords and the uk pension regulator of a rescue plan closing 50 stores worldwide including 11 in the u

this is one of the things tucson has done to help reduce cancer risk.does a washing machine have to do with cancer? >> so, when they go to a fire, they get the cancer-causing chemicals over all their gear. >> reporter: in arizona, dr. burgess says one of the easiest things firefighters can do to pr c is wash their gear and themselves immediately after a call. >> in the past, they wouldn't segregate their gear. they would go sit down with their gear on and get it on the couches, et cetera, yes. >> reporter: these firefighters are taught that looking dirty isn't heroic, but dangerous. air masks have to stay on, even after the flames are out. and many departments are investing in a second set of gear, so something clean and hopefully carcinogen-free is always happenedndy. but those who have been on the force for years, like department chief joseph finn, the damage may already be done. do you think you're carrying remnants of fires from the '80s? >> there's probably a good chance of that. >> reporter: and finn wonders if we can't protect this generation of

are only around 900 the number is dwindling because of what's happening there's a total decline in tucson because of the ban the government won't allow us to build a house built so there is no need for much production. but the government says the dull lake may not survive beyond 30 years if the houseboat stay. it has been brutally seen and physically seen that house boat owners have constructed kitchens and other facilities outside their house boards and small patches of land these are a large source of pollution to the dog in order to keep the glory and persuasion of it's been thought essential and important that we should stop for the time being the narration as well as reconstruction and fresh constructions. the government plans to end pollution by installing compost units on houseboats to get rid of waste. but those who rely on the lake for a living say it's their livelihoods that could disappear to heal in 100 al-jazeera . the german chancellor angela merkel is insisting her governing coalition is secure despite the junior party losing its leader and your knowledge is resigned as hea

check out customs and border protection from tuesday morning near tucson, arizona. it's 134 migrants casually walking around unfinished portion of border fence. family units surrender to border patrol agents. about 10 or 10 had to go to the hospital. and several of them were being trafficked, according to the tucson sector chief there. and here's the point. this is yet another end case of the exploiting surge along our southern border. family units are up 463% since last year. that is party of cpb's stunning reporting numbers for the may this week we saw nearly 133,000 apprehensions, the highest number since march of 2006. this morning "the washington examiner" is reporting these prediction else from a princeton policy analyst who says they have to adjust predictions up 10% higher just over 1 million. to say date 675,000 apprehensions. that's up nearly 100 percent from this time last year. but, the fact is that video you saw, hours later, another one happened in the same spot. it's happening all along the 2,000 stretch of our border, there are signs mexico is feelin

let us start with the investor group that agreed to buy the operator of legoland resorts and madam tucsonthe wax museums. one of the investors is the danish family that controls the lego empire. it is one of europe's biggest ipo's. volkswagen has sold a state -- a stake in its truck business. priced the offer at the low end of the target range. at $15.3ny called in billion. it was below the offer price. this has come out against the united technologies and raytheon merger and calls the deal in -- ill-conceived. it makes no strategic set. that is your business flash. i promised you that we would talk about deutsche bank. good news and bad news. the u.s., it passed stress test. let us talk about what is happening surrounding the equities business. it looks like they will be cutting half of its equity investment business. other stories to talk about, in some ways equity positive but not so positive. 2.63%. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: from london, i am guy johnson. i promised we would talk about which a bank. bloomberg is learning that deutsche bank is preparing to globalto cut half of it wor

temperatures well over 100 ° for many big cities including medford and fresno, 111 in phoenix, 162 in tucsond tomorrow a little bit of a break across the northwest. there you have it. summer across the west and not so much across the east. rob: thanks so much. a fox news alert, two americans killed in the dominican republic back on us soil, griff jenkins confronts the country's president about what is going on in his country. he is live on the ground next. jillian: protecting fast food and freedom. the texas governor just saved chick-fil-a. ♪ rob: the remains of two americans who died in the dominican republic are finally back in the united states. jillian: griff jenkins is in front of the hotel where they were found dead. how is the dominican government responding? >> reporter: they are telling the same line. they will wait until the investigation is over. they were saying all the americans who died in recent months died of natural causes. the investigation will tell us more about where on may 25th one woman died after going into the minibar and having a drink and 5 days later the american

she began her career with border patrol in tucson, she became deputy chief of border patrol in 2016. prior to that, chief provost served as a police officer in manhattan, kansas. second witness, mr. robert salesses,. in his position, responsible for development of national home land defense and security policy, oversees dod's response to national emergency operations in support of civilian entities. mr. salesses has a long history of service with the federal government, including time spent as deputy special assistant for homeland security taskforce. he is a retired marine corps officer. miss less cowill recognize today's minority witness. >> thank you very much, madam chairman. i am proud to welcome major general michael t. mcguire, the general from the great state of arizona, who served as director of arizona department of emergency and military affairs. he is responsible for managing the day to day activities of arizona's army and air national guard joint programs, and division of emergency management. he leads an 8,000 member department, 2400 are full time federal, military, civi

places like el paso, milwaukee, tucson.uld find a density of people that would support the technology industry and would have a huge impact on the local economy. emily: what is the success rate of the students you have taught? where are they going to work? are they a potential new source of talent for big tech companies, if that is the goal? irma: 80% of the students who enter into our career programs are in technology employment, which has a huge impact on the local economy. 90% of the students on tuesday where they live. they want to stay home. it does not mean there is not opportunity for big tech to pick them up, especially when you have this lens of diversity and inclusion. that is where you are going to find these people. these people will come out of underdog cities, assist in making the inclusive workforce that is missing out another markets. emily: how diverse is this crop of students? irma: 50% female, 50% minority. the demographics of our students match the demographics of our county. emily: how quickly do you th

the gun he used was reported stolen in tucson, arizona. >>> now to san francisco where a man is seen on video dumping a bucket of water from a rooftop onto a homeless person. the video was posted to social media. and people on twitter are offering a reward now for information in identifying the man responsible. live coverage tonight from amber lee. she in the mission district where she spoke with a witness and neighbors about what happen. >> reporter: the incident happened here at this building on the corner of 20th and bryant street. neighbors say the man responsible should face consequences for his actions. >> come on. >> reporter: this video shows a man on the roof of a building in san francisco's mission neighborhood dumping a bucket of water on a homeless person. it was posted on twitter and shared repeatedly. >> i couldn't believe somebody would do something like that. it just seems horrible. >> i saw it happen with my own eyes. >> reporter: rich is staying in a condo across the street. he says the man dumped water on the homeless woman twice around noon sunday. >> heard a woma

armed robbery, he was not legally allowed to have a gun, the gun he used was reportedly stolen in tucson, arizona, but it is not clear where he got it. >>> all five women who served on the san jose city council want to draw attention to domestic violence, they say the violence of women faced is "an extreme example of the violence many people in our community face." also, they say domestic violence and sexual assault are chronically underreported, especially among communities of immigrants, communities of color or asian and pacific islanders, they are encouraging anyone who is a victim of domestic violence or human trafficking, report it to the police or groups like the ywca or next-door solutions. >>> tonight will be the first of two debates featuring democratic presidential candidates in miami. christina rendon is in the studio to give us a preview. >> reporter: good morning, it is going to be a big night down in miami, the democratic party has spread its 20 contenders among two knights, these are among the first 10 to take the stage tonight as they try to take on president donald trump

.>> including armed robbery and was gun, the handgun he used was reported stolen in tucson, it is not clear where he got it. >>> five women who serve on the san jose city council want to draw attention to domestic violence, the violence they faced was an extreme example of the violence many women in our community face. they also say domestic violence and sexual assault are chronically underreported. especially among communities of immigrants, color, or asian and pacific islanders, they are encouraging any victim of domestic violence or human trafficking to report it to police. >>> oakland is one step closer to banning facial recognition technology, the public safety committee advanced the boat to the full council last night, the software can help catch criminals. but critics argue the technology disproportionately impacts people of color. last month, san francisco became the first city in the country to ban city agencies from using the technology. the city council will vote on the resolution july 16. >>> and in the report, almost half of lgbt tech employees surveyed say they have seen

in sport india beat fierce rivals pakistan of the cricket world cup the tucson champions closing in on a semifinal spots with an 89 when manchester. welcome to the program protest organizers in hong kong say nearly $2000000.00 people have taken part in the latest demonstration against a controversial extradition bill even though it's been suspended the majority wore black shirts in protest at the police's response to a similar demonstration on wednesday they want everyone arrested that day to be released without charge in the bill which would allow people arrested in hong kong to be extradited to china to be shelved completely the protesters are also demanding the resignation of hong kong lead to carry lamb well that's despite issuing a public apology on sunday for handling of the exhibition plan well mcbride reports now from hong kong. if the hong kong government thought its last minute backdown would keep more people at home this was hong kong zaza. protesters filled the length of the route of the march and spilled over into adjoining streets ah this is the 2nd major march in his man

. >> word of lazarus' arrest traveled fast to tucson where detective nutall was standing by to deliverssen family. tell me what you said. >> you were right, folks. you folks were right. and i apologize that it took us over two decades to give them that closure. >> feel better? >> the most gratifying moment of my career. >> i was extremely happy. i said, i feel like i knew it all along. >> back in l.a., the lazarus family also got the news. >> well, it was numbing. >> i'm guessing that one of the things you said or thought was, they got it wrong somehow. this is a mistake. >> absolutely. >> some error has been made here. >> yeah. it's going to get cleared up by the end of the day. >> didn't happen? >> didn't happen. >> stephanie lazarus didn't go home that day after her arrest. bail was set at $10 million, much higher than most murder cases. want judge considered her a flight risk, citing the strong case against her. and for the lapd, it was a bittersweet day. a 23-year-old cold case they believed had finally been cracked. but the prime suspect worked right beside them. for the rasmusse

has worked closely with scott warren, a humanitarian aid volunteer with the group no more deaths in tucson, arizona, who faces up to 20 years in prison water, clean two asylumbeds for seekers. in france, president emanuel macron welcomed president donald trump to normandy today for a commemoration marking the 75th anniversary of d-day, the allied invasion of western europe in 1944. it was a major turning point in the u.s. led campaign against nazi germany. trump's trip to france followed his state visit to the united kingdom and a short visit to ireland wednesday, where trump met with the irish prime minister. during their brief encounter, trump said he believed brexit would be a boon to the irish republic and compared ireland's soft border to his plans to expand the wall between u.s. and mexico. pres. trump: [indiscernible] we have a border situation. amy: public opposition runs deep against any new border controls in a post-brexit ireland. as trump arrived at ireland's shannon airport, hundreds of protesters set up a peace camp to call out trump's policies on climate change, immigration,

are only around 900 the number is dwindling because of what's happening there's a total decline in tucson because of the ban the government won't allow us to build a house built so there is no need for much production. but the government says the dull lake may not survive beyond 30 years if the houseboat stay. it has been brutally seen and physically seen that house boat owners have constructed kitchens and other facilities outside their house boards and small patches of land these are a large source of pollution to the dog in order to keep the glory and persuasion of it's been thought essential and important that we should stop for the time being narration as well as reconstruction and fresh constructions. the government plans to end pollution by installing compost units on houseboats to get rid of waste. but those who rely on the lake for a living say it's their livelihoods that could disappear to the mohammed al jazeera . a mass shooting in the u.s. state of virginia last week was the worst so far this year media interest though faded quickly which has activists worried that americans

it is claimed the incidents happen at a luxury resort in tucson in the us state of arizona in 2018.wner says he grabbed her and slapped her behind. he now faces four counts of misdemeanour assault, which carries a potential sentence of up to 30 days in prison. this is not the first controversy involving the tycoon. last year he took out an injunction banning the daily telegraph from reporting allegations of misconduct made against him by employees, allegations he denied. he later dropped the injunction. it is also a difficult time for his company, arcadia, which is due to close 50 stores, including all 11 top shop and top man outfits in the us. a spokesman said... a date for the first court hearing in arizona has been set for the 19th ofjune. hm revenue and customs says it's found a way to stop fraudsters from tricking people into believing they're receiving a call from genuine tax officials. it's known as "number spoofing" and because the call—display looks genuine, it's easier for scammers to persuade people to send them money, as our personal finance correspondent, simon gompertz

so there's a brief slowdown that you have to deal with but from dublin in tucson all continuing to fremont it's not going to be bad fit teen minutes for the total drive from dublin out to fremont with one crash in your way and then it's just a little crowded, southbound on the hayward side before and after 92 and then checking in on the east shore we had a couple accidents on the upper are you sure freeway. so that's why you see that stretch of slowing leaving san pablo and into richmond but only 25 minutes total from kroc into the maze started. thanks a lot robert its 6 18 in the east bay wildfire season is off to an early start there >>half a dozen fires that broke out in contra costa county. the biggest one burns 12 acres and it took about an hour for crews to put it out they use some water drops from the air and more than a dozen fire engine and crews on the ground. officials say strong winds helped to fuel the fire alongside a highway for near willow pass road. he fires popping up all over california last year saw in paradise was though. i wasn't a fly on that was on far from their en

militarization of our border land communities well to help us discuss the situation at the us mexico border in tucson arizona reverend john 5 is the co-founder of no more deaths or saying. a as a reporter covering the border for the as i know a public a usa today and the cold director of the board of rights project at. a nonprofit organization providing legal services to deportees migrants and refugees in tijuana mexico hello everybody good to have you here john for people watching around the welt and people actually north of the border in the u.s. who may not be aware of what is happening to humanitarian aid workers who are helping migrants who are helping refugees crossing the border why disco warren story why is it so important it's critical because this is not just what's happening in the southwest border of the united states this is what's happening look globally. not only here in the southwest border but on the southern border of mexico and the whole cross the nation of mexico it's happening in the mediterranean sea where the european union is criminalizing humanitarian aid workers and ships th

phoenix, tucson, houston, dulles. the muississippi corteva from nw orleans to mobile. florida. the upper midwest. and that's where all of the population is moving in this country. and the highway system is not going to be able to support short-haul transportation. you are not going to be able to add enough lanes and you are going to have more of what we have on the east coast with i-95. we think we can play a role important role in a very efficient way in providing an alternative to what we've done so far as a country because millennials don't want to own cars. they want to take ridesharing. they want >>> we can sustain a long- distance system with 47 percent. not when the average speed is 44 miles per hour. you are going to charge him with airlines charge but just to run on time. we will continue to see a small addition. number 4, we need to have access to federal transportation programs. should provide sufficient funding levels to address the underlying policy. you direct us overtime to undertake for the national transportation policy. last but not least, we will to strengthe