el jefe de la policÍa en uvalde, texas, enfrenta cargos de negligencia por la masacre en la escuela robbmÍ, justicia serÍan 21 aÑos, un aÑo por cada familiar. >> hoy hablamos con familiares de las vÍctimas que reaccionan a la acusaciÓn. y cada vez somos mÁs hispanos con mÁs influencia en estados unidos. nuestra poblaciÓn crece incluso en estados como alaska y vermont, y somos ya el segundo grupo demogrÁfico mÁs grande del paÍs. noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. buenas tardes. hoy los demÓcratas despertaron con una pregunta que no se habÍan planteado antes. biden debe ser el candidato de su partido. su mal desempeÑo en el debate frente a trump sembrÓ esta duda y hoy fue el propio biden quien enfrentÓ los cuestionamientos. cuando te caes te levantas, dijo. pero la caÍda de anoche fue estrepitosa. el debate era la gran oportunidad para dar confianza y para ganar votantes indecisos. mÁs de 51 millones de personas lo vieron por televisiÓn. fue el evento mÁs visto de este aÑo fuera de eventos deportivos y con eso comenzamos. hoy cristina londoÑo ha seguido las secuelas de este primer deba

pita redondo de 52 años, exjefe de la policía del distrito escolar de uvalde, fue ingresado este juevescazares, quien lamentablemente murió en la masacre, cuestionó una vez más la labor desempeñada por arredondo el día de la masacre. Él debería haber entrado, mandar a alguien que entrara, aunque obviamente se podían ver muerto ellos mismos, verdad? pero es la responsabilidad de ellos. como recordar a los agentes que participaron en el operativo en la primaria robb el 24 de mayo de 2022. tardaron 77 minutos para abatir al gatillero, por lo que pide al menos 3 años de cárcel para pita redondo máximo. si son 3 años, 3 años son 10 años son 10. pero porque? por lo que entiendo, por lo que acabo de leer, son 3 años lo máximo. y aunque dice que los familiares de las víctimas de la masacre están obteniendo justicia con estos 10 cargos en contra del exjefe de la policía del distrito escolar de uvalde, asegura que continuarán luchando para que arresten a más oficiales que participaron en el operativo los siguientes meses. posiblemente los los los los años que vienen van a ser totalmente difícil.

is being booked, according to uvalde jail officials. arredondo faces charges of abandoning and endangering a child in connection with the 2022 mass massacre at robb elementary school in which 19th fourth graders and two teachers were killed by an 18-year-old shooter. this marks the first criminal charge of any law enforcement officer related to the mass shooting response. arredondo took faced heavy criticism after it took nearly 400 members of law enforcement 77 minutes to confront the shooter after the first shots were fired. in january, the district attorney there had revealed she convened a grand jury to disclose the criminal charges. lester? >> thank you. >>> yet more rain is in the forecast for parts of the midwest still reeling from that flooding emergency we've been reporting on all week. jesse kirsch is following it all from south dakota. jesse, how does the region look tonight? >> lester, this hard-hit community is near one of the more than 100 river locations still at flood stage in a region expecting more rain over the next s

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well, we are learning new details tonight from the ten count indictment against former uvalde schoolice chief pete arredondo. these are the first criminal charges over the failed law enforcement response to the killing of 21 people during the mass shooting at robb elementary school two years ago. cbs's janet shamlian spoke with the family members of two of the children who were killed. >> reporter: former uvalde schol police chief pete arredondo facing justice, a grand jury charging him with failing to act as a gunman killed 19 children and two teachers at robb elementary school. >> wait, chief is in there. chief is in charge right now. hold on. >> reporter: the felony indictment accuses arredondo of delaying the response by law enforcement officers as the gunman was hunting and shooting children. the indictment says he failed to identify this as an active shooter incident, to enforce the district's own active shooter response plan, and to provide keys that would've allowed officers to quickly enter the classroom. 77 minutes went by as the carnage continued. arredondo was taken into

por primera vez, imputan cargos criminales por la masacre de uvalde.do a diferentes juntas, a diferentes sitios, a expresar cÓmo nos sentimos. Él deberÍa haber entrado, mandar alguien que entrara, aunque obviamente se podÍan ver muerto ellos mismos, verdad? pero es la responsabilidad de ellos. >> los familiares de las vÍctimas, ademÁs, exigen el arresto del comisionado mariano vargas, quien se desempeÑÓ como jefe interino de la policÍa de uvalde el dÍa de la masacre. en otras noticias, las escuelas de oklahoma tendrÁn que enseÑar la biblia y tener una copia en cada salÓn de clases de quinto a 12o grado de inmediato. asÍ lo anunciÓ hoy el superintendente de educaciÓn pÚblica a travÉs de un comunicado a todos los distritos escolares. dice que las escuelas tendrÁn que referirse a la biblia y a los diez mandamientos por su influencia sustancial en los fundadores de la patria y la constituciÓn y familiares y seguidores celebran el legado de seguidores celebran el legado de jenni rive en la brunch is just a lunch that doesn't believe in itself. this brunch n

les explicamos por quÉ por primera vez se imputan cargos por la masacre en la escuela de uvalde, el exescolar fue acusado de negligencia infantil. >> ronnie james from the university of southern california. >> nunca antes en la nba. ronnie james ficha por los lakers de los Ángeles y de este modo va a jugar en el mismo equipo que su padre. lebron james. noticias telemundo mediodÍa con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes. feliz viernes y gracias por acompaÑarnos en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. octavio esÁa en una asignaciÓn especial. vamos a la informaciÓn. el primer debate presidencial anoche y que hoy estÁ en boca de todos, generÓ preocupaciÓn en las filas de ambos partidos. ninguno de los dos contrincantes tuvo el desempeÑo que de ellos esperaba. lourdes hurtado estÁ en vivo desde atlanta, con lo que sigue ahora en ambas campaÑas. muy buenas tardes, lourdes. quÉ va a pasar ahora? >> quÉ tal nicole? como bien lo explicabas, el titular del dÍa de hoy es que los demÓcratas estÁn alarmados por el desempeÑo del presidente joe biden durante el debate de anoche, inclus

. >>> new details on the indictment over the botched police response to the uvalde school shooting. >>> and let the battle begin. simone biles and more top u.s. gymnasts competing this weekend to punch their ticket to paris. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> good evening. president biden appearing to dismiss talk among some democrats of replacing him on the ticket after what was to many a weak and concerning debate performance against former president trump last night. the president today before a fired up crowd of supporters in north carolina declaring, when you get knocked down, you get back up suggesting he's staying in the race. telling the crowd, i know how to do this job. mr. biden today appearing far more energized than last night when he struggled to complete thoughts at time, all while mr. trump delivered a rapid-fire barrage of talking points on immigration and the economy, a number of them false or misleading. president biden calling out mr. trump over his recent criminal conviction and blasting his morals. much of the debate, however, overshadow

priscilla thompson is in uvalde with the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: hey, hoda. you may remember that former chief arradondo was fired shortly after the shooting, and now he is facing the criminal fall-out from the missteps of law enforcement on that fateful day. this comes after more than two years of the families of the 19 children and 2 teachers who were killed, demanding greater accountability. this morning, the first criminal charges have been filed in connection with the tragic robb elementary shooting in texas more than two years ago. former uvalde school district police chief pete arradondo taken into custody by law enforcement and charged with abandoning and endangering children. the arrest is in connection to arradondo's role in the failed response to the shooting that killed 19 children and 2 teachers. >> we were about to give up hope. >> reporter: belinda's granddaughter celebrated her 10th birthday two weeks before she was murdered. >> i don't consider this is a happy moment. lives are still ruined because of this. unfortunately, they did not do thei

uvalde's former school police chief and another officer charged in connection with the 2022 shooting at robb elementary that killed 19 kids and two staffers. >>> reading, writing, and religion? the state now mandating bible study in all public schools. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the first presidential debate of the 2024 race is in the books. as both president biden and former president trump hit the campaign trail today to take their messages on the road, their visions on virtually every core issue, abortion, the economy, and foreign policy couldn't be more different. so the big question -- will last night's performance move the needle? in particular for those undecided voters, the ones both men are trying to sway to their side. cbs' jarred hill is in atlanta for us this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you know, some voters especially some potential swing voters are saying they don't really know what to make of this debate. after we saw a confident though often factually incorrect president trump as president biden's halting ton

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yeah, uvalde had to pay 2 is a city. yeah, uvalde had to pay 2 million. >> 2 million.used, but but their neglect of how they should have sorted it out . yeah. they should have got out. yeah. they should have got in there quicker. yeah. people are accusing them. so they're saying they've got blood on their hands. yeah. >> and 19 children died whereas alex jones merely commented on it and it's1.5 billion. so it does seem a lot. one other thing i might question is the independent citing a infowars of misinformation and conspiracy theories site. some of them turn out to be right. i mean, he did predict he did pretty much predict he did pretty much predict 911. he even mentioned bin laden before it even happened. whereas the independent, i'd like to stack it up against their record of, well, it's roughly the same as the mainstream media. >> i mean, i was thinking he could just come out and say, you know, i'm a conspiracy. my ranch is a conspiracy. >> it's all a conspiracy theory by the globalists. i do not exist. i am not real. yeah. >> and just just disappear. >> and just

whether it is uvalde, texas. we have learned the individuals, the assailants were exhibiting signs of radicalization, of violence before they committed their heinous acts. the see something say something campaign that secretary napolitano developed a really i think, to the general public, speaks of the abandoned backpack at a bus stop or in the airport. it does not necessarily speak to the individual exhibiting signs that should cause us all to worry. the question is, and what we are building years, and architecture where people understand what the conditions are and no what help they can call. because, it is not to call the accountability of law enforcement because nothing has occurred yet, but to call a trusted source, whether it is a teacher, a faith leader, a mental health practitioner to say, look, this individual is coming to school in a hazmat suit, or, this individual has withdrawn from all social interaction and is communicating messengers that speak of and interest in committing a violent act. who do i

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because you have this connection that's never going to go away when you see another shooting like uvalde, what goes through your mind? >> they don't need us to say, i'm so sorry for your loss. >> they just want change. like this should never have happened to us. this should never have happened to them, i just think people in power or people that have the power to make change should do it. instead of the 1718 year olds trying to do their work for them. >> does it make you think adults have let you down? >> definitely. i really thought i would, you know, shock people and wake everybody up. but, you know, it just keeps happening over and over and over again. >> there's one thing you want people to know about this experience, and what it's meant to you. what is it? >> as unfortunate as it is, it's going to happen to someone else and it's going to keep happening to someone else until people like us have to make the change we worry about. >> one day we'll have kids, and i don't want to send my kids to school. and the way our world is, it'll never get easier, no matter how many times i talk abo

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day they started tearing it down, and i keep thinking about that building, sandy hook, you know, uvaldel these instances of gun violence that because of today's decision we won't be talking about 15 killed or 20 killed. we'll be talking about 100 killed or 200 killed. now, joy, let me be very clear about what the supreme court is doing. 20 years ago when my daughter was born, ar-15 sales were maybe 2% of all guns sold. in 2008 the heller decision defined a phrase called common use. the industry went on a manufacturing binge to put these weapons into common use. that's 16 years ago. following that, they developed this technology to turn them into machine guns. and today the supreme court said have at it. more people are going to die. supreme court justice clarence thomas' signature will be on their death certificate. for whatever reason that man hates everything that makes america great, and this is going to be so deadly. so i just want to say one more thing. there's a really simple solution. every single person watching this show today needs to check your voter registration. go online r

plus the former uvalde school police chief indicted today by grand jury following the robb elementaryool mass shooting that happened back in 2022. we a teams from right here in the bay area playing this weekend, all to promote mental health. the oakland soul and san francisco glens soccer club will face off sunday in the name your advocate game. so these two teams are in the united soccer league, which is participating with the foundation. katie's save the group is named after this young woman, katie meyer, who played goalkeeper for the stanford women's soccer team before dying by suicide in 2022. organizers say information booths from the meyers, as well as other mental health organizations, will be set up prior to sunday's match. that game starts at 6 p.m. at merritt college, right here in oakland. well, the san francisco giants have now revealed their plans to honor the great late willie mays. the team says a public celebration of life will be held on monday. this is july 8th at oracle park. it will begin at 4 p.m. and gates will open at three. an opportunity for giants fans to rem

their response to the 2022 massacre at the robb elementary school in uvalde. former chief and former officer are facing multiple felon nebraska charges of abandoning or endangering the welfare of children. officials say they did not recognize that there was an active shooter going on at that a school at the time, and it took 77 minutes for that situation to be resolved. they are the first people criminally charged over the botched response to the shooting. ten children and two teachers were killed. it is unclear whether the grand jury's considering indictments against any of the many other officers who were standing by through those the horrendous 77 minutes. arthel: well, eric, the jury in the karen read murder trial outside of boston will be back on monday after they told the judge they're deadlocked, and the judge ordered them to keep deliberating. judge beverly canone sided with prosecutors who argued jurors had not deliberated long enough given the length of trial and the amount of evidence. earlier, i spoke with criminal defense attorney mercedes colwin

in a statement, earth justice wrote -- in texas, the former uvalde schools police chief and another former officer have been indicted over their role in the botched response to the 2022 massacre at robb elementary school. pete arredondo, the former uvalde schools police chief, and adrian gonzales, a former officer, were charged thursday with multiple counts of felony child endangerment and abandonment. arredondo was fired three months after the mass shooting. 376 law enforcement officers responded to the mass shooting that day, but it took 77 minutes -- well over an hour -- for anyone to enter the classroom where the gunman was slaughtering children. 19 children were killed as well as two teachers. polls of open in iran were voters will select a new president one month after ebrahim raisi died in a helicopter crash. there are four candidates on the ballot, all of them men qualified to run by iran's guardian council. some polls suggest voter turnout could be at a record low, below 50%, with voters still reeling from a violent crackdown on widespread antigovernment protests in 2022. the euro

>> the first criminal charges have been made against law enforcement for the uvalde school shooting. that happened in 2022. a grand jury indicted former school district police chief pete arredondo. he faces ten charges of child endangerment. he claims he never considered himself the scene incident commander and that officers prioritized evacuating the children over taking down the shooter. the justice department found officers did not follow, generally accepted practices in an active shooter situation. the families of the victims believe other officers need to be charged, but there are still 374 other officers that did nothing while our children died and they're getting no walk. >> scot free as of right now. >> arredondo surrendered last night and was released on $10,000 bond. another former officer was also indicted. the massacre at robb elementary left 19 children and two teachers dead. >> no relative of the family of four killed at a san francisco bus stop is suing the 78 year old driver in the crash. it's been more than three months since the crash in west portal with no charges

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buffalo, new york, in the supermarket, if it is the july 4 parade in a suburb of chicago, if it is uvaldexas, what we have learned is that the individuals, the assailants were exhibiting signs of radicalization to violence before they committed their heinous acts. and what we see -- the see something, say something campaign that secretary napolitano developed, really, i think, to the general public speaks of the abandoned backpack at a bus stop over the airport. -- or in the airport. it does not necessarily speak to the individual who is exhibiting signs that should cause us all to worry. and so the question is that with what we are building is an architecture where people understand and know what help -- what the conditions are and know what help they can call because it is not to call the accountability regime or law enforcement because nothing has occurred yet, but to call a trusted source. whether it's a teacher, faith leader, mental health practitioner, and say, look, this individual is coming to school in a hazmat suit or this individual has withdrawn from all social interaction and

uvalde's former police chief has been criminally charged. jury issued an indictment against him. now he was booked into jail yesterday and released on bond. that incident cites a texas penal code. when someone intentionally, knowingly, recklessly or with criminal negligence causes a child bodily injury. 21 people died in that shooting, including 19 children. he, the former chief, claims that the gunman could not be stopped because some of those doors in the classrooms were closed. responding officers retreated and held back when they were faced with the gunfire, but it went on for 70 minutes. state farm is looking to raise insurance rates once again, according to the chronicle. the state farm general, the company's california subsidiary, submitted a request to the california department of insurance to increase rates for homeowners. this could mean rates go up by about 30% 52% for renters, 36% for people who live in condos. if approved, it would be state farm's largest increase in at least seven years and would go into effect next year. right

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we're getting new details this morning on the indictment of the former uvalde schools police chief over that failed response to the mass shooting in 2022, parents and loved ones of the 19 children and two teachers killed or reacting to the new indictments, a former police chief heat at i don't know. and former police officer adrian gonzales. and i don't know faces ten felony charges of child endangerment for failing to intervene, and gonzales face is 29 felony counts of abandoning were endangering a child some of the victims parents say they are happy to see charges brought forward, but they also voiced frustrations and more officers were not charged for their role in that failed response. joining me now to talk more about this as former prosecutor jeremy saland. jeremy, good morning to you. what can you tell us about what these indictments meet it's a serious indictment, obviously, and it's emotionally driven and i can understand why. >> but at the end of the day, it's an interesting matter because on one hand you're looking at this, not as a engaging in a negligent homicide or a man s

of criminal charges stemming from the horrific mass shooting at robb elementary school to former uvalde school police officers, including the district's police chief, have now been indicted for the horrifically slow police response to that tragedy 19 children and two teachers were killed that day. >> two years ago. now, pete arredondo, the police chief who led the botched response, is indicted on ten counts of child endangerment and criminal negligence according to an official at the county jail, another officer working under him is charged as well it took 77 minutes. as a reminder before police finally moved in to stop the killing, joining us right now is jesse rizzo. he's the uncle of one of the children killed that day. little jackie srs. he also was recently elected to the school board. just see thanks for being here. these charges charges is something that you have been calling for in every conversation we have had over the last two years what's your reaction to this pleasantly surprised when you start to lose faith in the system in a day like yesterday, you know, when you hear the

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. >>> failure to act, the former police chief for uvalde schools arrested in connection with a 2022 massoting, the charges he's facing and how victims' families are reacting. >>> get a whiff of this, some thing is rotten in the state of denmark, could danish farm es get taxed over their gassy livestock? we'll clear the air. >> yes, we are talking about cow farts later this hour. >> we are, stay tuned for that. >> stay tuned. >>> series news this hour breaking out of the supreme court. >> yeah, a major decision that deals a victory to a january 6th riot, possibly hundreds of others charged in connection with the assault on the capitol. in a 6-3 ruling the court said the law used was being used too broadly. notably, this vote did not fall along ideological lines, liberal justice ketanji brown jackson joined a majority conservative justice amy coney barrett filed a dissent. >> donald trump faces the exact same charge and questioned today in his election interference case. let's bring in kennedy rainian and georgetown law prfrs michelle goodwin. thank you for being here. ken, start with you,

al volver de la pausa, familiares de las víctimas de la masacre de la primaria en uvalde, texas, entablan. hay varias ciudades en el día de hoy dieron temperatura cercanas a los 100 grados, por lo que nse esperaen una demanda en contra de las compañías de paquetería ups y fedex a través de un abogado dijeron que estas empresas actuaron con negligencia al vender y transportar las armas de fuego y dispositivos que utilizó el pistolero. la demanda afirma que ups entregó el arma automática en la casa del perpetrador y un rifle ar15 en una tienda donde la recogió. y más asuntos. a más de 2 meses del colapso del puente más importante de baltimore, las autoridades lograron que el canal de navegación vuelva a estar operativo. los ingenieros han trabajado desde el 26 de marzo para despejar los restos del derrumbe del puente key y en total se retiraron unas 50.000 toneladas de restos que se encontraban en el río. la reapertura total del canal permite recuperar el tránsito marítimo comercial en ambos sentidos y anular los requisitos de seguridad adicionales que se habían implementado. hablemos ahora

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there's breaking news from uvalde, texas.school police chief pete arredondo has been taken into custody, more than two years after the shooting there. "the san antonion express-news" reports a grand jury has indicted arredondo and a second former officer on child endangerment charges. 19 children and two teachers were killed. hundreds of officers waited outside the school for over an hour before confronting the gunman. now a look at tonight's other top stories, starting with a frightening freight train derailment outside of chicago. cbs's suzanne le mignot has new details. >> reporter: no injuries have been reported after 25 railcars derailed. norah, i am on main street, and this leads right to the train derailment. we have been seeing a lot of heavy equipment being moved in to help remove those mangled cars. earlier in the day, about 300 people had been evacuated as a precaution. the train's owner, canadian national railway company, says the cars were carrying a residual amount of propane. at this time, there is no danger to

thk about school shootings, i think most people think of the the massacres that happened, newtown, uvaldetc. but you guys chose to broaden the lens and look at shootings outside of schools. why that focus? olga: obviously, school shootings inside the school building are a traumatic and dramatic event, and they deserve our attention. but those are very rare compared to the frequency of shootings we found around schools. and something we had heard anecdotally from teachers in our reporting was, you know, i wish that we could take somof this attention and these resources we're taking to prepare for shootings in the school and devote them to protecting kids outside of the school building. will: i mean, i mentioned some of your findings that that how millions of kids go to schools where a shooting happened nearby in just one year. i mean, two of my own kids fall into that same exact category. what else did you find in your reporting? olga: we were interested in, kind of like the geographic distribution of the schools. and the first thing we found is that the schools that experienced this the m