y familiares de las víctimas de uvalde abandonaron molestos una reunión tras revelarse.nte, quien asegura que los casi 400 agentes no violentaron sus políticas de actuación. eso encendió a los asistentes, quien cuestionaron su tardanza para entrar en acción después de 77 minutos no hicieron nada. no hicieron nada. el gobierno no hizo nada, el presidente no hizo nada. nomás vinieron. te dieron la mano, el gobernador también, el papá del niño rogelio, quien falleció en el salón 111, está a favor de que se investigue? los oficiales que participaron en este operativo a casi 2 años de la masacre deberían de ser interrogados, investigados y y ponerles cargos, porque fueron muchas vidas. no es justo que ellos nada más por no haber hecho su trabajo, que debieron haber hecho, sigan como si nada. un ex detective de la policía de texas que dirigió una investigación independiente de uvalde, dijo hoy que el fiscal encargado del caso dificultó la recopilación de pruebas. el fiscal del distrito no me quiso dar una copia del caso, apuntó prado. fue una cadena de fallas. no tenía ni idea

a casi 2 años de la masacre en la escuela primaria de uvalde, hay un nuevo reporte.o violentaron sus políticas de actuación. eso encendió a los asistentes, quien cuestionaron su tardanza para entrar en acción después de 77 minutos no hicieron nada. no hicieron nada. el gobierno no hizo nada, el presidente no hizo nada. nomás vinieron. te dieron la mano? el gobernador también, el papá del niño. rogelio quien falleció en el salón 111, está a favor de que sean investigados los oficiales que participaron en este operativo? a casi 2 años de la masacre deberían de ser interrogados, investigados y y ponerles cargos, porque fueron muchas vidas. un ex detective de la policía de texas que dirigió una investigación independiente de uvalde, dijo hoy que el fiscal encargado del caso dificultó la recopilación de pruebas. el fiscal del distrito no me quiso dar una copia del caso, apuntó prado. fue una cadena de fallas. no tenía ni idea a lo que se enfrentaban 28 intentos de usar su radio para transmitir información. fue una escena desastrosa, agregó el investigador. no hubo una pla

francisco cuevas tiene los detalles desde uvalde enough is enough en lugar de texas.niel rodríguez, su jefe de policía, quien estaba a cargo del departamento el día que murieron 19 niños y 2 maestras. a mí se me hace que él renunció porque no quería hacer la decisión de dejar ir estos policías que estaban involucrados. el jefe de policía , daniel rodríguez, presentó su carta de renuncia hoy y sin referirse a la masacre que llenó de luto esta comunidad, dijo que era tiempo de iniciar una nueva etapa de su carrera, que tuvo el privilegio de servir a la ciudad de uvalde y sus residentes por 26 años y que había sido un honor liderar a hombres y mujeres de su departamento. jessie rizo, tío de una de las víctimas, está furioso. no tuvieron la oportunidad de despedirlo inmediatamente. y qué hicieron? se tardaron. le dejaron bastante tiempo para que él tuviera estuviera pagando los beneficios de la ciudad. la renuncia llega luego de que la semana pasada, ante la sorpresa e indignación de amigos y familiares de las víctimas, una investigador independiente contratado por la mis

francisco cuevas tiene ahora la última información en uvalde, texas.das vuelven a abrirse hoy, con la inesperada renuncia de daniel rodríguez, su jefe de policía, en quienes padres de familia tenían puesta toda su confianza para cuidar a los niños. nunca piensas que te va a pasar esto? nunca. nunca piensas que algo en las escuelas públicas pueda pasar esto? el jefe de policía, daniel rodríguez, presentó su carta de renuncia hoy y sin referirse a la masacre que llenó de luto esta comunidad, dijo que era tiempo de iniciar una nueva etapa de su carrera, que tuvo el privilegio de servir a la ciudad de uvalde y sus residentes por 26 años y que había sido un honor liderar a hombres y mujeres de su departamento. jessie rizo, tío de una de las víctimas, está furioso. tuvieron la oportunidad de despedirlo inmediatamente. y qué hicieron? se tardaron. le dejaron bastante tiempo. la renuncia llega luego de que la semana pasada, ante la sorpresa e indignación de amigos y familiares de las víctimas, un investigador independiente contratado por la misma ciudad de uva

with the uvalde police department on that day. that didn't take any kind of leadership role to insist that their officers go inside, that they form a team and they go instead, they go inside. so that is some of what we are starting to hear that there was a lack of leadership that they were it's failures that day. we've not gotten any indication into exactly what each of the officers from the uvalde police department did that day or how if at all they're going to be held responsible for their actions, ethic important in all of this obviously is the families they are here today. there's a number of them inside. they are expected to speak at some point. they want accountability, they want some of these officers fire discipline, and it's it's not entirely clear at this point if any of that is going to happen. so certainly as this day progresses, you know, this is something that the families are going to be speaking about, but certainly to have this report finally believe two years later from the uvalde police department, from there in

tonight, there is outrage and uvalde, texas, after a new city council report cleared the uvalde policegdoing after that school shooting that left 19 children and two teachers dead. just a reminder, it took police an hour and 17 minutes to confront the gunman. cbs's omar villafranca has the family's emotional reactions. >> how dare you. >> reporter: today, anger over accountability. nearly two years since the massacre at uvalde's robb elementary, tempers flared @after the latest report on the uvalde police department's response during school shooting. >> my son's birthday is on tuesday. you know how i'm going to celebrate that? at the cemetery. i should not be doing that. >> reporter: for the first time today, the community and the city council heard the findings of a month-long independent investigation requested by the city. former police detective jesse prado led the investigation. >> all of the officers, lieutenant martinez, his actions, i found, were in good faith. >> reporter: he concluded that many officers in the school that day acted in good faith and did not violate policy in

nearly two years since the massacre at uvalde's robb elementary, tempers flared at the latest report on the uvalde police department's response during the school shooting. >> my son's birthday is on tuesday. you know how i'm going to celebrate that? at the cemetery. i should not be doing that. >> reporter: for the first time today, the community and the city council heard the findings of a months-long independent investigation requested by the city. former police detective jesse prado led the investigation. >> all of the officers -- lieutenant martinez, his actions i found were in good faith. >> reporter: he concluded that many officers in the school that day acted in good faith and did not violate policy in their reaction to the shooting. he said the officers didn't have the proper training that day or the tools, like a rifle-rated shield to overtake the gunman. >> how do you go to bed at night? >> reporter: parents were outraged, saying the officers put their safety first. >> they stood there 77 minutes and waited after they got call after call that kids were still alive in there.

now to the outrage in uvalde, texas, an independent report found officers did not violate policy when 19 students and two teachers were killed at the shooting at robb elementary, the victims families were heard crying in the room as the city council read its report this morning. >> families in uvalde, texas, are lashing out after a report on the response to the robb elementary school shooting cleared officers of wrongdoing. >> how dare you? how dare you? you were paid by them. >> these are the moments the first officers entered the school in 2022, encountering gunfire and retreating, then waiting 77 minutes before breaching the door. this child survived. >> this child was shot and he set in there for 77 minutes. >> at a packed council meeting yesterday, retired detective jesse prado, who was hired by the city to investigate the shooting that killed 19 children and two teachers, detailed multiple failures by law enforcement. but prado found none of those officers violated policy. >> there were no indications of wrongdoing in any of his actions. there was no evidence of serious acts of

sparking outrage again in uvalde. >> how dare you. how dare you.ou were paid by them. >> reporter: at a packed council meeting, retired detective jessie prado hired by the city to investigate the deadly rampage that killed 19 children and 2 teachers, detailing multiple failures by law enforcement, but finding that none of those officers violated policy. >> there were no indications of wrongdoing in any of his actions. there was no evidence of serious acts of misconduct. >> reporter: even saying acting chief of police mariano pargas, who resigned weeks after the shootings, should be exonerated. >> nothing but cowards! kim rubio, whose daughter lexi was killed, and other families demanding the council still take action against the officers. >> do what's right. terminate them. >> reporter: david, two of the council members went so far as to say they do not accept or agree with the findings of this report, calling it insulting and embarrassing. the mayor told me they do not plan to make any decisions until everyone can fully digest this report and they

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she also ran for uvalde mayor.imberly, i want to thank you very much for being with us and also want to thank you just for your courage and all of this. you and your family members had not seen this report prior to yesterday's public hearing. what did it feel like to be in that room and to hear what you heard? >> infuriating. >> this was supposed to be an accountability report, and it was prepared for the city to use against litigation. >> you called for an independent investigation after jesse prado to return to the meeting after he just abruptly left. no questions, nothing. why was it so important for you to speak up and for you and all those other family members to confront him face to face? >> it was disrespectful to leave. i had to sit through hearing what he had to say. >> he needed to sit there and hear what i had to say. >> the city of uvalde paid him $100,000. >> that's just as of november. >> now it's obvious the city at some point was going to have to pay for a defense. it shouldn't have been billed as a

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it was not in uvalde at the time of the school shooting. he was on vacation, but he did appoint the acting chief that day and has stood by the officers who failed to take action in the moment. cnn shimon prokupecz, who has been following the story from the beginning, is with us now how much of this resignation come out of nowhere? shimon >> it did come out of nowhere. i saw the chief last thursday at that hearing where they basically cleared all the officers. i spoke to him on thursday, everything seemed fine. he indicated to me that he was actually going to be back last night at another city council hearing, prepared to talk about some of the changes in the department and then suddenly just out of nowhere we get word that he was planning to resign. he issued a statement through the department on facebook saying he was essentially resigning because he just felt it was time to move on. the department has been taking a lot of heat community obviously suffering. and he thought perhaps maybe somehow this could move things in a different directi

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y reaccionaron los padres de familia de uvalde al darse a conocer un informe en el cual señalan que loses en su forma de actuar y. por. eso fue parte de lo que se vivió. fue un ambiente tenso. el investigador que acudió ahí detalló que hubo falta de comunicación por parte de la policía escolar sin embargo, en cuanto a la policía de uvalde, dijo que no habían encontrado irregularidad en la tardía respuesta de los agentes o señaló que no es que hayan no seguido las normas establecidas tras su intervención. los presentes en la sala lo abuchearon y 2 jóvenes de una escuela católica del condado contra costa presentaron oiga, es usted un proyecto como proyecto de ciencias? utilizar libros para protegerse en caso de un tiroteo? las estudiantes tuvieron que convencer a las autoridades escolares para hacer este experimento que consta en determinar cuántos libros se necesitan en una mochila para detener una bala. aunque ellos pensaban que se necesitaban 4 libros gruesos, el experimento determinó que 2 libros con un grosor de una pulgada y media pueden detener una bala de 9 milímetros. estamos hab

el jefe de policía de uvalde que estaba de vacaciones durante el tiroteo en la escuela primaria rob presentóex jefe daniel rodríguez estaba en arizona cuando un adolescente armado ingresó al salón de clases de cuarto grado en uvalde con un rifle el 24 de mayo del 2022 y la policía de los Ángeles decomisó grandes cantidades de productos piratas desde el callejón. sandy esto es en el centro de la ciudad. como nos dice dinorah pérez, la advertencia ahora es para los vendedores que podrían enfrentar cárcel y multas si son capturados por los oficiales en el callejón sandy de los Ángeles es conocido por tener tremendas ofertas. hay locales donde hay artículos de marca y son buena marca y nos ha gustado. nosotros venimos de san diego y nos gusta venir aquí. en este lugar hay mucha, muchos artículos de marca, muchas marcas muy, muy buenas, muy muy buenas y muy reconocidas. las marcas abajo costo llaman la atención de los consumidores y también a los detectives de la división central que este fin de semana realizaron un operativo en el callejón santi para decomisar la venta de artículos pirateados qu

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a heavy lift in a sharply divided chambers, plus a new report on uvalde leads to frustration and fury from the community, from parents who lost children in the massacre and are still waiting for account and ability nearly two years later, we're following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central >> today, president biden, looking to care curry some beltway momentum into battleground states. next hour he'll be in pennsylvania after delivering the type of feisty state of the union address, the democrats were hoping for last night, aggressively defending his record and his second term plans throughout the speech, he knocked former president trump, though not by name. it was clear who he was speaking about though, and he contrasted his vision on key issues like the economy and immigration against republicans, more pessimistic view, the official gop rebuttal detailed a so-called american nightmare cnn's mj lee is on the trail ahead of biden's arrival there in pennsylvania, mj. another focus last night was of course, the israel hamas war. and

and you know, they have offered support to this family and others meghan, had already been to uvalde and a spokesperson for her had said that she'd gotten a personal capacity to offer condolences and to just show her support and its support that these families really need after a very difficult week. last week, an independent investigator cleared local police officers of wrongdoing essentially saying they've done nothing wrong. this is after the department of justice and other agencies had agreed that there was a disastrous law enforcement response in this shooting. so a lot of the families of the victims just incredibly upset and saying they're going to continue fighting for their children for these victims and for justice. jess all right. >> camila bernal for us. thanks so much for that reporting. thank you. >> the philadelphia eagles are part of a special partnership with a non-profit business dedicated to improving the livelihoods of people with autism and developmental disabilities. >> as cnn's danny >> freeman reports, it all started with making popcorn this is the story of a k

talk to them about lowering your risk of stroke, heart attack or death. >>> family members of uvalde shooter are outraged after a report put no blame on police and defended their actions despite the 77 minutes they took to breach a classroom and confront the gunman, even as children were calling 911 begging for help. that shooting of course left 19 children and two teachers dead. here's what happened when the former detective who wrote the report tried to leave in the middle of the presentation to shocked families. >> bring him back. >> why did he leave? why did he leave? >> at one point, a parent confronted the report's author with a child who has survived the shooting. urging him to look him in the face. >> i want you to look at this child. because this child survived. this child was shot. and he sat in there for 77 minutes. >> uvalde city council members tell nbc news they did not know what was inside the report before it was presented. >>> new analysis commissioned by maine's medical examiner concludes that the shooter who killed 18 people in lewiston last year had a traumatic br

the report found, quote, even though there were many failures, it went on to say uvalde police acted in good faith and did not violate policy after releasing the report, the investigator walked out of the city council meeting without taking questions. leading to even more anger. >> watch >> where did he go >> bring you bad is live >> the bill would report 113 i'm sorry, but i don't accept this report without further explanation. and yoshua, neither. >> i've been sitting there have been shaking for the last hour. i'm so off at what happened today? and i know you guys are and i'm hearing it >> i remember it took 77 minutes for law enforcement to stop the killing, even as children were calling 911 from inside the classrooms, pleading for help. 19 children and two teachers were killed. cnn's shimon prokupecz, who was at this council meeting. we're just playing a little bit of he's joining us now and chauvin you were able to speak to the investigator that left the room. we were just talking king about afterward. what did he say >> yeah, we got a chance to speak to him. he didn't want to t

look, what happened in uvalde should have never happened, not because he was 18 years old, not because he was an ar because he was crazy. right? so crazy people should not have access to kill innocent people. i'm a father of six. whatever gay is, i'm about his further away, far away from that is possible. but i've served with all different kinds of people in the military you name it, and i look, i look at the merit of an individual but luck it run out. are very difficult, especially when you're facing people who are buying go to the right of you in a low >> turnout election, he could be double. >> yeah. and the gun vote, i think especially is an issue here these are these are we're seeing a situation which with these members coming out against tony gonzales targeting him for these kinds of votes. we're already seeing the republican party kind of coalesce around a vision that has donald trump's, we're going to see less and less of votes like that. so this is a guy who comes from a district that had a very localized experience on this issue and he voted according to the district what we'

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very soon after that happened, jill and ill we believe the to uvalde for a couple of days. spent hours and how's with each of the families. we heard their message so everyone in this room and this chamber could hear their men. the constant refloodplain, nebs do something something. i did do something by establishing the first ever office of gun violence prevention in the white house. and the vice president is leading the charge. thank you for doing it. [applause] meanwhile, meanwhile my predecessor told the n.r.a. he's proud he did nothing on guns when he was president. ooh. after another shooting in iowa recently, he said when asked what to do about it, he said just get over it. that w his quote, just get over it. i say stop it! stop it, stop it, stop it. [applause]çz >> we're going to get a deal done. >> good job on the border. thank you, thank you. >> thank you. no, i really mean it. this guy does too. >> you good job. you were right on target. >> you were on fire today. you were on fire today. [laughter] >> you inspired us all. >> great job. [indiscernible] >> thank you

>> sadly after the uvalde school shooting, i hosted the president of the us. he spoke out,is gave him recommendations, do not talk about guns, this is texas. we went to mass together. i said, now is not time or place, i would like to discuss how to secure the border. he calls an aide over, get tony in the white house. two years later, they have ghosted me. i'm done with president biden, i think a lot of americans are done with the double talk. we can't wait for someone to save the day. house republicans have to step up. let's label cartels as terrorist organizations. they control everything, what and when things go across the border. take the gloves off and label cartels as terrorists. >> todd: fact we have not done so is mind boggling. keeping close eye on the north carolina governor's race, the biggest and most expensive gubernatorial race in history. >> carley: wghp is live. hi, floriana. >> it is not just a presidential election, we'll see a brand new governor and lieutenant governor. there are eight running for governor and 11 for lieutenant governor. the

familiares de las 22 vÍctimas de la masacre de la escuela de uvalde, texas, hablan de un reporte de policÍas ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ maity: muy buenas noches. gracias por acompaÑarnos. esta noche el presidente biden pronunciÓ su discurso del estado de la uniÓn. algunos analistas consideran, eliÁn, que esta es una tradicional intervenciÓn como un acto de campaÑa para las elecciones que se aproximan en noviembre. eliÁn: el primer ejecutivo enumerÓ lo que Él considera son Éxitos de su gobierno. abordÓ tambiÉn problemas que son polÉmicos y temas que son de esta Índole como la inmigraciÓn irregular y el aborto. pedro rojas estÁ vivo desde las afueras de la casa blanca con un recuento de lo que sucediÓ. pedro: asÍ es, buenas noches. ya el presidente ha regresado a la casa blanca como mucho de su equipo estÁ celebrando un gran mensaje esta noche. el presidente en principio fue bastante fuerte sobre todo en materia de polÍtica internacional y luego fue a lo que Él consideras importante, resaltar que no es mentira el ataque al capitolio. escuchemos lo que Él dijo al respecto. [habla en inglÉs]

families of the victims of the uvalde mass school shooting have expressed their outrage after a report cleared the police of wrongdoing. 19 children and two teachers were killed in the may 2022 attack. nearly 400 officers responded, but it took 77 minutes after the first officers arrived for police to confront and kill the 18—year—old shooter. an independent investigator was assigned to look at the local police response, which has been criticised as slow. he found officers acted "in good faith". the main problem in this scenario, in this incident, wasn't the fact that they didn't go to the door, it was they couldn't get to the door. there was eight feet that the shooter could see clearly. but families of the victims have condemned the new report, several walking out of the presentation. there were multiple law enforcement officers from multiple agencies that stood by for 77 minutes as children and teachers died! and i'm not going to stand by! my daughter was left for dead. left for dead. and you said they did the right thing? - for more on this story, we go to texas tribune reporter al

. >> many parents of the victims of the deadly school shooting in uvalde, texas, are expressing theirport. now, the uvalde city council hired an independent commission to investigate the shooting that killed 19 students and two teachers almost two years ago. the panel found the police officers who responded to the deadly gunfire did not violate police department policies or commit any serious acts of misconduct. however, many are upset because it took them more than an hour to enter the classroom where the shooter had barricaded himself. >> all i heard today was it's the school's fault. it was some of the training instructors. well, it's because y'all don't serve them. so you're fine saying it's their fault? what? you're not fine saying is that it's y'all's fault. >> now, the report did find many failures in the response, including a lack of communication and a lack of selecting a clear leader. recommendations include disbanding uvalde swat team until officers get more training and allowing school districts to keep classroom doors locked at all times. >> our time now. 445 oakland poli

entre los numerosos invitados estÁn armaron a las vÍctimas mortales de la balacera en la escuela uvaldecto. reportera: mujeres demÓcratas vestidas de blanco quieren a los de los ataques de los conservadores a los derechos reproductivos. elizabeth car la primera mujer que naciÓ por trÍ. >> para mÍ eso tambiÉn es personal porque

roland gutierrez is from the uvalde area and he has made gun-control central to his campaign.allred has led the primary. he will be well-positioned to give crews a tough race. but all the competitive senate races texas and florida are the biggest pickup opportunities that are on the low end. host: roger in massachusetts, and independent. caller: i have a question about how our congress functions. it's a shame the way that ukraine is going to be defeated shortly because of the lack of governments to continue thei■r fight. the speaker of the house is the one who determines bills can be voted on on the floor. it's my understanding if it were brought to the floor it would pass because there's enough ort between democrats and republicans. host: we're really just talking about super tuesday. es is the same story of any legislation but because the house is so divided and conservative members of so much power they can kill any legislation there. host: washington, d.c., on the democric line. caller: my question is geared towards the younger voters. we see a push to vote independently t

i am in uvalde, texas, trying to organize the families of the shooting.re is any injustice to the children and any injustice to the parents. i am going to tell people to remember who we are. it has to be the right kind of woman and that is what this country needs, the right kind of women. we don't kill babies, we promote life. host: kerry in north: a company say yes -- in north carolina, you say yes. caller: absolutely. you have many things that have gone unnoticed. anybody watched him eat him -- watched jimmy kimmel the other night probably got a laugh that he had a skit showing men these historical women figures. rosa parks come harriet tubman, the queen of england. the only thing the men concentrated on were women in porn. if you look at the makeup of congress over the span of time and you look at the population come how much women are in this country, how many men in this country, i don't care which were you swing, but when you are not seeing the complete chair of a complete society -- the complete picture of a complete society, you are losing access

very soon after that happened, jill and ill we believe the to uvalde for a couple of days. each of the families. we heard their message so everyone in this room and this chamber could hear their men. the constant refloodplain, nebs. i did do something by establishing the first ever office of gun violence prevention in the white house. and the vice president is leading the charge. thank you for doing it. [applause] meanwhile, meanw, my predecessor told the n.r.a. he's proud he did nothing on guns when he was president. ooh. after another shooting in iowa recently, he said when asked what to do about it, he said just get over it. that was his quote, just get over it. i say stop it! stop it, stop it, stop it. [ala i'm proud we beat the n.r.a. when i signed the most significant gun safety law in nearly 30 years because of this congress. we now must beat the n. again. i'm demanding a ban of assault weapons and high-capacityag vast universal background checks. none of this, none of this -- i taught the second amendment for 1 years. none of this violates the second amendment orvil

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the former mayor of uvalde, texas is slamming the report that exonerated all the police officers who failed to take action during the 2022 robb elementary school massacre that killed 19 children and two teachers. don mclaughlin with mayor at the time, he sat down with our shimon prokupecz. shimon is with us now. shimon, what did he have to say? >> look, john, it's really hard to believe that nearly two years later, this is still going on here where people, anyone can find a reason to somehow exonerate these officers? kristen, that's what happened in this report the city hired an expert who was controlled, not by the city was controlled by an outside attorney who was working for the city and essentially wrote this report where he exonerated all of the city officers in their actions that day. what this has done is it's just brought so much pain again to this community. and when i sat down with the former mayor yesterday, he told me about that pain. take a listen. >> well the roof, they rip the womb wide open again. instead of instead of a terrorists, it's torn, it's gushed wide open no

[habla en inglÉs] >> en su investigaciÓn, concluyÓ que ninguno de los policÍas de uvalde habÍan violadoblemente alterados ante esta conclusiÓn algunos de los padres en familia los menores asesinados decidieron salir de la reuniÓn. este perdiÓ a su hijo, y esto fue lo que tuvo que decir de la investigaciÓn. [habla en inglÉs] >> esto fue un total desperdicio de nuestro dinero y lo Único que hizo ese hombre fue encubrir otros policÍas. >> reabriÓ heridas y las hizo peor. >> el pastor seÑalÓ que esta investigaciÓn fue un castigo emocional mÁs. para familias que ya no creen en la justicia. >> esta cubriendo porque, lo que irrita mÁs, los que fallaron grandemente estÁn cubriendo por puestos. y escÓgeme a mÍ. borja: gracias antonio. carolina: a esta hora el paÍs y el mundo entero estÁ hablando reaccionando al discurso sobre el estado de la uniÓn del presidente biden, y que es la Última vez que le rinde vuelta al paÍs antes de las elecciones presidenciales. borja: el mandatario demÓcrata fue enÉrgico, y uso 15 veces la palabra " predecesor" para referirse al expresidente trump. Ó de abucheos re

shot and killed at robb elementary in 2022, a former police detective completed the report for the uvaldeappropriately and swiftly describe several failures, which included communication problems, poor training and a lack of available equipment in that report. today's report is a stark contrast to past assessments level.aulted police at everyt- >> the city of oakland setting one neighborhood up for success. coming up tonight at 545,úthe special event for aspiring entrepreneurs. >> plus, it's new grocery store in the north bay. how it's creating new opportunities for that neighborhood a big save dumped on an oakland freeway off ramp. ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ oakland this morning. but where did the safe come from? and what was inside it? we spent t

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in january, a criminal investigation by uvalde's da is still open. amanda reggie.. >> gloria. thank you. still to come a rough night for the warriors. why? they may have lost more than just the game against the bulls. >> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. it looks like we're up about 31 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >> then if you're tired of p-g-and-e's hikes you're not going to like this. another utility bill increase that just got approved. and then at seven abc seven at seven is going to the oscars. we are live from hollywood with everything you need to know about the big show this weekend. you can download our app now to stream with us at seven. >> that's very cool. look at this. this is our tam cam. that sun is up here. it is going to just be a beautiful day this morning. it is chilly. we have temperatures on 30s and 40s but we'll rebound very nicely later on today. live doppler seven along with satellite. nothing to see here. high pressure in control. and that squashes any chance for storms t

. >> claudio, thank uvalde, texas lashing out. a report announced missteps but cleared officers of any wrongdoing, saying there's no evidence of lack of training. >> my daughter was left for dead, left for dead. and you said they did the right thing? >> how do you live, how do all of you live with yourselves? how do you go to bed at night? and you wake up every day. >> the city's report comes about two months after the justice department harshly criticized the quote cascading failures of responding officers. >>> disturbing new revelations this morning after the autopsy of the gunman who killed 18 people in lewiston, maine last year. our erin mclaughlin reports the tragedy's sending shockwaves through the military. >> reporter: new analysis shows brain damage likely contributed to the erratic behavior of maine's deadliest mass shooter. robert card is seen in this chilling miss body cam footage. >> they're scared because i'm going to freakin' do something because i am capable. >> reporter: captured months before the army reservist o

when is the last time that joe biden showed up to casterville or del rio or uvalde?e coast not show up. his word mean nothing. it's about actions. the actions of this administration are very clear. this open boreder is exactly what they want. they stripped away the trump policies on day one. they blamed everything on trump. they blamed everything on everybody else but their own administration. i have given up on him. most of america have given up on him. it's time to have donald trump back in the white house to secure this border. >> neil: let me ask you about the president's approach tonight and speaker michael johnson insisting and calling you and your republican colleagues to show some decorum. don't shout liar or anything. how do you feel about that? >> it's a tough time in america politics right now. i think there used to be a time we could come together and have differences and settle it the right way. it's not that way anymore. it's ugly, nasty. there's no friends in washington. only enemies. the american public is tired of the noise. they're tired of words. t