. >>> esta noche en las noticias en uvalde arrestan a un sospechosos que presuntamente querÍa perpetrarre escolar como lo hizo su primo en la primaria rob que dejÓ estudians y profesoras muertas por su primera vez trabajadores de la ciudad de los Ángeles realizan un paro laboral para exijo ir mejores condiciones de trabajo se tratÓ de de motos tras de fuerza para llegar a un acuerdo. >>> un nuevo ataque tiburÓn en las fallas en ciudad de new york siembra el pÁnico una mujer del 65 aÑos mordido en una pierna es el sexto ataque en meses en este mismo estado. >>> esta noche se sortea uno de los mayores premios en la historia del amigo million mÁs de 1500 millones de dÓlares como soÑar no cuesta aquÍ extravagancias que se podrÍan realizar con este dinero, comenzamos. >>> noticias telemundo en la noche. con arantxa loizaga. >>> bienvenidos y gracias por estar con nosotros comenzamos con el arresto del primo del asesino de la escuela primaria rob de uvalde texas el adolescente de 17 aÑos fue delatado por su propia madre sobre sus intenciones de perpetrar una masacre escolar similar a la que c

mcconaughey and his family traveled to uvalde shortly afterwards. >> we don't know what we're going tonto. we don't know how we're going to be needed. let's just go and show up. the 90% thing of it is showing up. and we did. >> reporter: less than two weeks later he visited the white house and gave an emotional powerful message from the briefing room. >> my day wore green high-top converse with a heart she had drawn on the right toe because they represented her love of nature. these are the same green converse on her feet that turned out to be the only clear evidence that could identify her after the shooting. how about that? >> reporter: i've seen a lot of celebrities come to the white house on various causes, but i've never seen somebody do quite what you did, when you stood at that podium just after the massacre at robb elementary and spoke from the heart. i mean, this was something that obviously hit really hard. hit all of us hard, but really hit you. >> yeah, it did. it happened in my hometown. >> reporter: mcconaughey catapulted to hollywood film after starring in the 1993 comin

arrestÓ al tirador de la escuela primaria de —— arrestÓ al primo del tirador de la escuela primaria de uvaldeque querÍa repetir el acto. hacer un paro laboral para rechazar lo que consideran prÁcticas laborales injustas. >> al muy poca gente, sÓlo hacen promesas, la gente estÁ haciendo doble turno. jorge: decenas de personas estÁ cruzando desde mÉxico, california, y otros estados para participar en el premio de loterÍa mÁs grande de la historia, esta noche ofrecen una bolsa de casi $1,600,000,000. ilia: dos muertos, mÁs de 1 millÓn de viviendas y comercios sin electricidad, y vuelos suspendidos o retrasados, son el saldo preliminar de las poderosas tormentas que afectaron a estados unidos. jorge: se reportaron daÑos en los lugares por vientos muy fuertes y se emitieron avisos. ilia: entre las Áreas mÁs golpeadas estÁ washington. claudia uceda nos informa. claudia: esta conductora se salvÓ de milagro, los postes de electricidad casi le caen encima debido a los fuertes vientos de maryland, mÁs de 40 vehÍculos con 14 niÑos adentro quedaron atrapados por horas, tomarÁ un tiempo arreglar todo, dij

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you and i were both on the ground together in uvalde.never the same. the community has lived through this every single month for five years and the reenactment of the gun fire because of the scott peterson civil trial. in a criminal setting the former school resource officer was found not guilty of felony child neglect. but he's being sued by the parents for the cowardice he showed for not going into the building where the tragic events unfolded. he said the entire time he could not tell where the gunfire was coming from. that's why they're reenacting it with live ammunition today. the street blocked off in both directions. people cannot drive around parts of parkland because this event is still going on. we're told that the simulated gunfire is finished. a delegation and this is really an extraordinary thing of nine members of congress, i cannot think of another time in history where they have been taken through the setting of a mass tragedy, which they did through stoneman douglas and it is untouched from where it was five and a half y

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. >> a teenage cousin of the uvalde texas school shooter.s been arrested for allegedly threatening another shooting. court doouments revealing nathan cruz has been charged with making terrorist threats on a public place. the 17 year-old is the cousin of salvador ramos, the shooter who killed 21 people, including 19 children in may of last year. cruz's mother contacted police this week after his sister reportedly said that cruz is planning to do quote the same thing. the mother also says she heard the teen trying to illegally buy an ar 15. he's being held on $160,000 ballot. >> police in pennsylvania say a driver intentionally crashed his car. look at that. that's into the second floor of this house. firefighters say the 20 year-old driver launched the toyota corolla into the air by hitting a culvert next to the sounds which essentially acted as a ramp. no word on a motive. exactly. but the driver reportedly does face charges, including aggravated assault, which could land him up to 20 years in prison. firefighters say one of the homeowners w

the cousin of the uvalde school shooter is in jail tonight after his family reported him for threatening to do the same thing as his cousin. the teenager lives in san antonio about 90 minutes away from where his cousin murdered 21 people last year. the sister of that teenager says during a car ride, he threatened to shoot her and a nearby school. yesterday, his mother reported him to san antonio police. she says she overheard him trying to purchase an ar-15 over the phone and feared he might try to follow his cousin's footsteps. san antonio police say reporting something like this can save lives even if it's difficult. >> this is a case where somebody's own family member was making threats, and this family did the right thing, made the right choice, called police. >> police say the teenager will be charged as an adult for making a terrorist threat. he denies it. >>> the u.s. supreme court will allow the biden administration to enforce regulations on ghost guns for now. ghost guns are untraceable firearms that can be bought online and assembled at home without a permit. biden first cracke

and when you were in congress, you represented uvalde, texas- - i did. - where 19 children and two teachers were slaughtered inside their elementary school in 2022. you're a gun owner. - mm-hmm. - but you wrote recently in the atlantic, quote, "if my republican party is going to live up to its billing as a pro-life, pro parent, pro-family, pro-second amendment and pro-law enforcement party, then it is on us to put forth the best ideas for preventing mass murders." you haveacked comprehensive background checks, red flag laws, raising the minimum age to 21 to buy a gun, investing in mental health. if you were president, how would you forge a consensus? - yeah. so, all those things are true. and look, i'm the only republican candidate that's willing to talk about gun violence and how we address it. and the stat that we don't hear enough: half of our teenagers in the united states, america, it's about 25, 30 million kids, are afraid to go to school because they think they're gonna get shot. and that's nuts. and so how do you build consensus on something that is politically troubling? it starts

suspect taken into custody is a cousin of the shooter who killed 21 people at robb elementary in uvalde, texas. his family told police he was planning to boy a uy a gun and a what hayes is cousin did. this news is especially difficult for those who are planning for their children to go back to school in days. >> this is why we fight. it's hard enough as it is to send our remaining children to school because of, you know, reliving may 24 over and over >> the suspect in san antonio is facing multiple charges, including making a terroristic threat in court documents, the teen denied making any threats. >>> several school districts in florida are scrapping ap psych classes over the lgbtq content the course can now be taught on the condition that it's age and developmentally appropriate. but it's causing uncertainty six districts tell nbc news they still don't plan to offer the course, afraidhey maviolate e don't so >>> severe summer storms still ging rain and flooding to part of the country. angie lassman is tracking where the risk of dangerous weather is the highest. >> good morning, anoth

. >>> tonight, the cousin of the uvalde school shooter is under arrest, turned in by his mother for allegedly to, quote, do the same thing. police arresting 17-year-old nathan cruz in san antonio. his mother alerting police he was trying to buy a gun, telling her he was going to shoot a school. his cousin shot and killed 19 children and two teachers at robb elementary last year. >>> and when we come back, the new study showing more potential health benefits of the popular weight loss drug wegovy. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire how do i do it all? with a little help. and to support my family's immune health, i choose airborne. it has an unbeatable amount of vitamin c, plus a unique blend of immune focused ingredients to turn up our immune support. airborne my cpa told me i wouldn't qualify for the erc tax refund, so i called innovation refunds. their team of independent tax attorneys will wo

. >>> the mayor of uvalde, texas, is call for the district attorney christine mitchell to resign.or her repeatedly blocking the city's investigation of the robb elementary massacre last year. he is leading the investigation, and she says that she plans to present ed by the end of the year, but the sheriff says that she refuses to share evidence with the city's investigator. >>> classes at the university of north carolina at chapel hill are expected to resume today after monday's shooting left a faculty member dead. students mourned faculty member who was killed on campus by a graduate student. that student has been charged with first-degree murder, and he has not entered a plea and being held without bond. boris? >> the alabama republican attorney general says he has the right to prosecute anyone who has travel arrangements for seeking out of state abortions. attorney general steve marshall said that providing transportation for women to leave alabama to get the procedure could amount to a criminal conspiracy. two groups sued marshall last month, and alabama has one to strictest a

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regulation based on new language in the bipartisan safer communities act which was passed in response to uvaldeoting a year ago and it changed the definition of what constitutes being a gun dealer in the united states, and so based on the that new language the atf is proposing a rule that would essentially close the gun show loophole, right now the atf regulates about 80,000 brick and mortar gun dealers, licenses them and when you buy a gun there you have to get a federal background check, but another gub dealers who operate at gun shows and online marketplaces, who don't require background checks for those who purchase guns. this new rule would try to close that loophole by expanding the definition of who is a gun dealer and encompassing these people who sell guns at gun shows and online. more m people subjected to background checks when they go to purchase guns. it's likely to be challenged by second amendment activists. >> really big development with that issue of gun violence in this country. >>> a new court battle is brewing over the century-old wreckage of the titanic the issue is whether

underway, ordering every school in that state to hire armed guards after the deadly school shooting in uvalde all part of a new school safety package? >> yeah, sandra, it is. it passed a few months ago. house bill 3 is what it's called, it actually includes several different components, like better planning for an active shooter, also randomized safety audits. in fact, just recently some 7,000 schools were inspected, the doors specifically, and a passing grade, 95% of inspectors could not get inside those buildings. then there is new mental health programs and the big one, every public school in texas must have an armed person on every campus. school districts say they are running out of good qualified candidates. dallas isd needs to fill 167 officer positions. houston shuffled some things around, and so far, the reactions have been, listen. >> the parents loved it. at first they did not understand why a cop car is out there, once they figured out they now have security they just love it. >> now the new law goes into effect next friday, september 1st. though austin says it is 83 officers shor

over the past few years he's also built crosses for victims of violence in ukraine and uvalde. he says that he does it in hopes that others will heal from the tragedy. last night, president biden spoke with the mayor and sheriff of jacksonville, offering his full support. >>> happening now in fairfield, police are asking for your help to find a woman last seen eight days ago and the man they say was living with her. 36-year-old erica brown disappeared from her home last sunday sunday in fairfield, in a case police are calling suspicious. they say this man, her boyfriend, mark randle, was living at the home, and also cannot be found. they're calling him a person of interest. randle was last seen driving a four-door black mercedes sedan from the early 2000s. >>> one bay area woman is making it her mission to educate people about the dangers of fentanyl and overdose prevention. michelle leapold says her son died inside his dorm room from taking a fentanyl-laced pill. she teamed up with workers and held a training and awareness session to teach people how to use narcan to potential

the new law passed following a deadly shooting in uvalde, killing 19 students into teachers.i live in dallas for a lot of people, this is a long time coming. >> absolutely, and this is all on their house bill three by the way which passed here in texas, and has a couple of different components to it, mental health care training for certain professionals inside some of the public schools, also push for schools to develop active shooter plans. but the most controversial, and the most biggest change is requiring all texas public schools to have a armed person on campus. whether it is a police officer, or a school resource officer, a lawyer to marshall type program, with teachers or other staff are certified and armed. the trouble has been finding enough staff, austin says that they need to hire 83 additional officers by september 1st, when this goes into effect. another city close to stink formed its own police department, and 15 new employees covering the districts in nine campuses. here in dallas, officials say that there's about a hundred and 67 offices short, and until those

it happened after uvalde, after other communities have suffered mass shootings.vement that perhaps may crop up. and you may see some legislation kind of on the margins address this issue. and then it dies back down until the next mass shooting. how do you break out of that pattern? it seems as tow we saw this with parkland as well. the parkland shooting happened. there was a huge ground swell that came up out of gen-z. and then it dies back down. how do you sustain that momentum so you can see some changes that you're talking about? >> we're seeing this in our state. people are sick and tired. i want to say, do not accept thoughts and prayers from one of these politicians in florida who have passed this proliferation of guns in their community. we need to hold them accountable. in tennessee, thousands have showed up demanding action on common sense gun laws. people standing together saying, governor, we need to protect our communities and end this proliferation of guns in our community. this is not an issue of left or right. it is an issue of right and wrong. peo

over the past few years he's built crosses for victims of violence in ukraine and uvalde. he says that he does it with hopes of helping others heal from tragedy. last night president biden spoke with the mayor and sheriff of jacksonville, offering his full support. >>> 6:05. to decision 2024 and two court hearings today may end up having a major impact not only on the presidential race but the criminal cases against former president donald trump. mark meadows, trump's former chief of staff, is due in a georgia courtroom. he is one of the 19 people accused of trying to overturn georgia's 2020 election results. but he's pushing to turn this into a federal case instead of a state case, which would mean a far wider jury poll. prosecutors would lose the chance to try him, potentially impacting trump's case. in washington, d.c. a potential trial date may be set on federal charges tied to the january 6th probe. despite all of trump's legal troubles, he's still the leading gob presidential candidate, which his opponents believe will eventually catch up to him. >> i don't know if i

based on new language and the law that congress passed in response to that horrific mass shooting in uvalde, texas, last year called the bipartisan safer communities act. in that law was i would say a little notice provision that tightened the definition of what a gun dealer is. it used to be that you had to derive most of your income and make a livelihood at dealing guns to be covered by it, now it's sort of anybody who engages in the selling of guns for profit will be covered, and that should result in a huge expansion of regulation, and therefore of background checks. >> barbara, we're just i'm sure just throwing this at you now. when you look at something like this, anything that involves guns, you automatically think it's going to be long. it's going to be nasty and may end up in the supreme court. what's your initial thought on the fight that could ensue over this. >> i don't think so, chris. what it's doing is simply extending a law that already exists in most of the country and ending this loophole. when i served as a prosecutor, it was no secret that people who had problems getting

we have incidents like uvalde, a total cluster. and incidents like this where they do their job. maybe the classroom was 40 feet down the hall, so the classrooms before that -- they knew on camera which way they led. >> they saw the whole thing and saw which way he wendt. we don't know this. we can't monday morning quarterback these things. we have to go with what they have. i don't think law enforcement in this day and age is holding anything back intentionally. i think it's on a need-to-know basis. right now we're told what we need to know to put everybody at ease with this. the students were certainly calm. you saw the interviews and everything. so they were very calm. it's not like you had this massive incident where shots were fired all over the place. it is different this time. each incident is unique. you have to respond to each incident as it occurs or as it did occur. take it from there. still a crime scene. something happened. they'll give us the rhyme or reason at that press release >> neil: you think an all clear is given, joe, if there are any suspicions that there a

his cousin, the uvalde gunman behind the deadly attack at robb elementary that left 19 clirn childrenhe quote, planned to do the same thing. that's according to the arrest warrant affidavit. she told police she overheard a phone conversation her son had that morning, trying to acquire an ar-15. the suspect's sister told police that he quote, threatened to shoot her in the head and stated that he would shoot the school allegedly noting quote, school is starting soon. the question of what defines a gun is working its way through the courts right now after manufacturers and sellers of ghost gun kits sued the federal government over rules that treat them like ordinary firearms. the supreme court in a 5-4 vote decided yesterday to allow the biden administration to continue regulating ghost guns while that issue is litigated. it's a narrow decision that was welcomed by the justice department, which said it helps law enforcement fight crime. the weapons have proliferated in recent years, according to the atf, the number of ghost guns recovered at crime scenes increased ten-fold between 2016

single family member of all those kids who were killed and the teachers killed out in -- down in uvaldestayed with me for almost four hours, over 200 of them. meaning family and extended family. and the stories they told and the pain you could see on their faces. it just made you -- i mean, it just -- it leaves such a -- >> jimmy: shouldn't we demand that every senator in the united states sit with those families? [ applause ] >> well, the answer is -- i think we should make the demand. here's what has to happen. all of you folks, and i hope -- i'm not being facetious when i say this, i hope the republicans here as well, you've got to make sure that this becomes a voting issue. it's got to be one of those issues where you decide your position on the issue, senator, or candidate for house or senate, on what we're going to do with assault weapons and maybe it will have 300 rounds in a magazine, i mean -- what you say on those things is going to determine how i'm going to vote for you. it should be one of those issues. >> jimmy: you're right, it is our fault that the people in house and co

the moms who keep showing up in uvalde, tennessee. the many more moms and advocates and neighbors across the country that are leading the conversation about building safe communities for our kids. we are progressing. we are going to keep fighting until we have safe communities everywhere. as counselor of maryland, i'm committed every day, doing everything possible with my office to move our state forward for every family and community. but also to ensure we are doing everything we can to protect civil rights and civil liberties. we in state government are the bulwark against a federal government run amok. i want to end on things we -- we also need to focus on the little details. make clear that elections matter. we have to keep showing up every single time. first, i was proud to join the governor [indiscernible] to authorize marilyn to stockpile suppressed on -- to stockpile misepristone. we are looking in the office of the come to look to ensure that trans marylanders can have their letters mailed to them with their chosen name, not

look at how he went after politically to try to hurt the tampa bay rays for posting a tweet after uvaldeympathy of the children there. of course, we have the war on disney. there is fear. there is fear and loathing among all ceos in the state of florida. they won't admit it on the record, but they say it to lobbyists all over the state. they're like, "we're afraid. we can't do anything because this guy will come after us for political purposes." it's just -- it is a top-down, state-centered, like, authoritarianism type approach, isn't it? >> i think it is, joe. look, i think this is indindicae of a schism within the conservative moment, such as it exists today. you noted kind of the reagan conservative philosophy that existed for decades, which believed in limited government and that it was inappropriate to use the power of government to try to impose your beliefs on other people. and i do think it is very clear that there's now a big section of the republican party and the conservative movement, you can call them common good conservatives, or there's different names for it, but essentia