ni la fiscalÍa ni las autoridades han hecho comentario alguno sobre esta entrevista en uvalde, texas. y segÚn la investigaciÓn en broma que usarÍan los albergues de migrantes reciÉn llegados para practicar tiro al blanco, los oficiales rodrigo basurto y scott percy fueron despedidos en julio. el departamento de policÍa iniciÓ la investigaciÓn en abril e indicÓ que estaban horrorizados con los mensajes que contradicen la misiÓn y los valores del departamento. matar a tanta gente como fuera posible en un concierto de taylor swift. segÚn las autoridades austriacas, ese era el plan de los dos adolescentes detenidos supuestamente inspirados por los grupos terroristas isis y al qaeda. pepsi badell tiene lo Último de la investigaciÓn el testimonio de fanÁticos de la cantante en viena. >> el principal sospechoso de tramar los ataques terrorista confesÓ su plan. segÚn autoridades austriacas, mantienen su nombre y rostro bajo anonimato debido a leyes del paÍs europeo. en una rueda de prensa, este jueves, el canciller de austria, karl nehammer, y otros funcionarios indicaron que el plan era llev

despite 25 uvalde officers who responde. text messages reveal some officers were either not recording or did not have time to grab a body camera. in other text messages, multiple officers ask, is there a way to get our pictures off the pd website? for our safety, take the website down. as the public began complaining about the delayed response, can you tell me your name? fourth grader chloe torres made a 911 call herself from inside a classroom, begging for help, saying, i can't wait my dad. chloe survived, but ten year old uziyah garcia did not. brett cross was his guardian. i want people to see everything so that you can see this is a this is a nightmare. >> this is. this is something that you can't put into words. >> the release of the body cam videos and documents came after news outlets, including abc, sued under the texas open records act. in terms of the delayed response to the shooting, the city has settled with victims families for $2 million. other lawsuits are ongoing, and the former school police chief now faces

la ciudad de uvalde liberÓ los archivos como resultado de un litigio con la coaliciÓn de medios. terrazas. f''elix: escalofriante, seguimos pendiente de las revelaciones. la poderosa tormenta debbie continÚa su ruta y deja catastrÓficas consecuencias en el noreste del paÍs. los meteorÓlogos observan otra onda tropical que se avecina en el atlÁntico. vamos con la informaciÓn de nueva york. reportera: finalmente abandonÓ el paÍs debbie pero sus consecuencias se sentirÁn por largo tiempo. las labores de limpieza podrÍan durar semanas tras causar severas inundaciones, como estas que desataron evacuaciones y rescates en pensilvania y nueva york, estados donde se declarÓ estado de emergencia. >> la brisa tumbo un Árbol ahÍ a mitad de bloque y le dio al alambre principal y se quedaron sin luz. reportera: lo que tambiÉn destruyÓ viviendas y vehÍculos y dejÓ atrapados a residentes. escenas como esta, calles cerradas mientras se realizan labores de limpieza se repiten a lo largo de la ciudad y es que la agencia para el manejo de emergencias de la ciudad revelÓ que recibiÓ mÁs de 360 report

atentado los conciertos de taylor swift y habla por primera vez (nombre( exige de la policÍa escolar en uvaldeon todo lo posible que se siente como un chivo expiatorio tenemos las reacciones de los familiares de las vÍctimas y la comunidad sus declaraciones >> y en parÍs 2024 medallas para amÉrica latina plata para argentina en velxta medalla. ens olÍmpicosa bronce para mÉxico en el trampolÍn y cuba gana su sexta medalla en estos juegos olÍmpicos >> muy buenas tardes y gracias por acompaÑarnos primera rueda de pre hoy por julio baqueiro el expresidente donald trump dio su primera rueda de prensa y rector kamala harris a sostener no uno sino tres busca del votoe esto el mismo dÍa que la candidata demÓcrata lanzÓ su primera nociÓn espaÑol en busca del voto latino >> con la fiesta el entusiasmo y las sorpresas aÚn empatad empatadosdonald trump una conferencia de prensa de mÁs de una horay marcar contrastes con su rival que nos ha dado en entrevistas desde que joe biden saliÓ de la contienda (hablan en inglÉs(. >> harris accediÓ a uno de ellos trump lo habÍa cancelado pero segÚn (inaudible( se sie

lidia: es un dÍa doblemente doloroso en uvalde. grado para los niÑos. los padres han llevado Útiles escolares a las escuelas de sus hijos. la herida se intensifica con los audios y llamadas de emergencia. [informaciÓn en pantalla] lidia: al enterarse, el jefe interino de uvalde sobre la llamada de la niÑa, este con aparente preocupaciÓn pregunta. [informaciÓn en pantalla] lidia: las reacciones no se han hecho esperar. algunos prefieren no ver el material y otros estÁn inconformes con la incorporaciÓn de archivos. un hombre se identificÓ como el tÍo del tirador, llamadas que se hicieron desde una vivienda. [informaciÓn en pantalla] lidia: la primera llamada de armando ramos se hizo a las 12:57hs. [informaciÓn pantalla] lidia: pero el reporte no llegÓ a oficiales hasta la 1:27hs de la tarde, subrayando las fallas del operativo. >> me llamÓ y pidiÓ perdÓn por todo lo que pasÓ. no entendÍa en ese momento porque estaba pidiendo perdÓn. despuÉs dijo que era su sobrino y que llevaba a la tienda. lidia: tambiÉn traen crudos recuerdos, ya q

uvalde is national news. i reach out for the daughter i will never hold again. [applause] >> my name -- my niece cindy patrice was 22. she drove to myrtle beach for a motorcycle parade. hours later my phone rang, shooting on the beach. no one can stayed calm. my mother had been shot and killed by an abusive partner. i was calm then too. i got the handling business. i called the relatives, the police, hospitals, and i kept calling, voice steady, heartbeat pulsing. then i was connected to the co roner. ten years of waiting, and sandy's murder is still unsolved. i will keep calling, and i will keep fighting. [applause] >> i was in high school one my classmate got shot. it changed my story. instead of worrying about taking a test, i started worrying about living to take another test. they say schools are for learning, and i did learn a lot that day. i learned how to run, how to hide and drop, that what happens in the news can happen to me, but i learned something else too. that we can write and must write a new story if we choose to. [applause] >> our stories of los

. >>> new footage released from the uvalde shooting. the moment police took down the gunman and the desperate call from the shooter's uncle hoping to stop him. >>> back in paris the new olympic rivalry. he china became team usa's toughest competitor. >>> the heroes come. we're there as the athletes return to the u.s. the celebrations to welcome them back. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >> and good evening. i'm tom llamas in for jose tonight. here in paris we are just hours away from the closing ceremonies which will be the capstone to one of the most thrilling olympics in years. and today was no different. many of the nba all stars on team usa have won their share of championships, but there was something different about that gold medal victory over france today. on the soccer pitch, the american women were back on top for the first time since 2012. it was this goal that sealed their gold. we're going to hear from those players in a moment. >>> on the final day of track and field, a clean sweep of the 4 x 400-mete

noche una noticias telemundo esta noche noticias telemundo, luego de una batalla legal, la ciudad de uvaldedifunde nuevos videos y audios de la respuesta de las a autoridades al tiroteo en la primaria rob. >> se revela que el tio del atacante llamo al en un intento por persuadir a su sobrino a que se entregara. >> el mayo zambada da su version de los hechos, asegura que fue emboscado y secuestrado por el hijo de chapo guzman al acudir a una supuesta reunion con lideres politicos del estado de sinaloa autoridades brasilenas recuperan los restos de las victimas del accidente aereo que ocurrio en sao paulo en sao paulo, la aerolinea publica la lista de pasajeros mientras continua la identificacion de los cuerpos y las investigaciones. >> la primera medalla en estados unidos vence a brasil y se lleva el oro en futbol femenino y en basquetbol. >> tambien asegura su quinta presa dorada consecutiva frente a francia. >> no se pierda lo mas sob sobresaliente de la penultima jornada de los juegos olimpicos de paris. >> joana suarez. >> gracias por estar con revelaciones que se dieron a conocer en uva

. >>> new records are released in the uvalde school shooting, and a deadly house explosion.e some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the baltimore sun" reports two people were killed in a house explosion in bel air, maryland. officials there say one of those killed yesterday was a baltimore gas and electric contractor who was working on an electrical problem at the home at the time. the other is believed to be the homeowner. at least 16 other nearby homes were damaged, and 12 families have been displaced. firefighters were on their way to the scene for a report of a gas leak when the home exploded. an investigation is now under way. >>> the "honolulu star advertiser" says the fbi and maui police department are investigating an explosion on the hawaiian island that damaged an suv. authorities say an improvised explosive device that was placed in a trash can detonated thursday as the vehicle was passing by. the woman driving was not seriously injured, and it happened hours after officials discovered several ieds left in the area that authorities rendered safe. a sea

dirigiÓ el fallido operativo policiaco durante la masacre de 22 personas en la escuela primaria de uvaldetolero. arredondo rechaza las acusaciones de ser el principal responsable. la nasa evaluar las opciones para regresar a la tierra a los dos astronautas varados en estaciÓn espacial internacional por fallas en el sistema de propulsiÓn. fueron por una semana y podrÍan quedarse hasta 8 meses. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos e ilia calderon. jorge: buenas noches. comenzamos con la intensa reapariciÓn de donald trump en la campaÑa electoral atacando duramente a su adversaria demÓcrata, la vicepresidenta kamala harris. paulina: asÍ es, desde la prensa y ante su mansiÓn en la florida, trump intentÓ desacreditar la capacidad de harris como candidata a la casa blanca. jorge: hay nuevos nÚmeros que revelan que harris y trump estÁ igualado en la estados indecisos, y en general harris tiene 50% de apoyo contra 48% de trump, pero por errores estadÍsticos prÁcticamente es un empate. claudia: ante el protagonismo de kamala harris en los titulares y su ascenso en algunas encuesta

, texas, the city of uvalde has released new video footage and 911 calls after a lawsuit by nbc newshes were killed in that mass shooting in 2022 nbc news correspondent priscilla thompson joins us now from houston with more. good morning, what are we learning from this new footage >> reporter: well, jose, we now know that a man identifying himself as the shooter's uncle called 911 and begged to allow them to talk to the gunman, to try to talk him down, but by then it was already too late and we're also getting a glimpse at that moment when officers finally entered that classroom and a warning that some of the audio and video you're about to see is disturbing. >> newly released body cam video from the robb elementary school shooting appears to capture the moment officers took down the uvalde gunman in a barrage of bullets. >> watch the kids. >> reporter: footage from the day, some blurred or redacted from the city also showing the chaotic aftermath as panicked officers rushed to get children out of those classrooms. >> she's still alive >> and administer aid after 77 minutes in the ha

former uvalde school police chief pete arredondo remains defiant, saying his actions and the officerss were not cowardly. >> i strongly disagree, and again, opinions vary, sir. and they are going to, but i can tell you probably 100% of those people had not been in a situation like that before. >> reporter: arredondo and another former officer were both indicted on multiple felony counts of childhood abandonment and endangerment. both have pleaded not guilty. family members still want information from the county and state investigations to be released. tony? >> tony: we will turn to new researchers warning that cancer in men is expected to skyrocket over the next 25 years with new cases projected to rise as much as 84%, and deaths could nearly double, all this according to a new study. our cbs news chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook is here. dr. lapook, thank you for being here. what is going on? >> reporter: tony, this study specifically looked at men. we know from previous research in 2020, that cancer death rates around the world are about 43% higher in men than in women. so

more than two years after a gunman went on a killing spree at robb elementary school in uvalde, texasos, texts and 911 calls from that horrible day that left 19 children dead along with two of their teachers. here's cbs's omar villafranca. >> reporter: a trove of documents released this weekend underscored law enforcement's failure to stop the massacre at robb elementary in uvalde, texas. among the nearly 600 items released, police dash and body cam videos, documents, text messages and phone calls. >> okay. >> my nephew. >> reporter: including several from the shooter's uncle begging first responders to let him help. >> maybe he could listen to me because he does listen to me. maybe he could stand down or do something, just turn himself in. my god. please. don't do nothing stupid. >> where's the suspect? >> he's dead. >> reporter: but by the time of the uncle's first call his nephew, the shooter, was already dead. shot by law enforcement. >> there's a lot of dead bodies. >> reporter: the new documents show that in 2018 detectives talked to the gunman, then an eighth-grader, after clas

entre los archivos hay llamadas desde los oficiales en el departamento de policÍa de uvalde.arse de que un estudiante del salÓn llamaba desesperadamente al 911. las cÁmaras corporales muestran caos y desorden. segÚn comunicaciones de radio, el puesto del comando no se estableciÓ hasta las 12:42 p.m. mÁs de una hora despuÉs de que el tirador entrara a la escuela. sorprendentemente el tÍo del atacante hizo varias llamadas de emergencia al enterarse de que era su sobrino que llegÓ a la escuela con dos mochilas portando un rifle. tiempo despuÉs una joven que se identificÓ tambiÉn llamo al 911 ya que segÚn ella tambiÉn temÍa por su seguridad. >> los archivos tambiÉn incluyen mensajes de texto del dÍa del torio teo y los dÍas anteriores en donde expresan su descontento de que hayan responsabilizado sÓlo a policÍas locales, un sentimiento que comparten las familias. 400 oficiales estuvieron presentes. feliz: el presidente joe biden concediÓ su primera entrevista luego de renunciar a la candidatura. hace ademÁs una valoraciÓnsobre la nueva contienda a la presidencia. >>el presidente

declaraciones que fueron conmovedoras aquÍ en chicago. >> a las 10:30 uvalde .a y sonreÍa tanto que iluminaba la habitaciÓn. 30 minutos mÁs tarde con un arma la asesinaron con 18 estudiantes y dos maestras. luis: hubo alguna excepciÓn. todo el mundo estaba esperando a beyonce por esperaban a taylor swift. no pasÓ, pero la que se apareciÓ con una presentaciÓn espectacular fue pink. cantÓ junto a un ccoro una canciÓn que motivÓ. era gente muy conmovida frente a esta canciÓn"¿quÉ para nosotros?". es la gran pregunta que trataba de responder en la jornada de hoy kamala harris en un discurso que enmarcÓ en lo siguiente. " mi historia, la historia tuya y la de nosotros" en un esfuerzo fundamental de la campaÑa demÓcrata de decirle al pueblo de estados unidos que esta es la candidata mÁs allÁ de los demÓcratas. regreso con ustedes. maity: gracias, luis carlos, hatillo todo el equipo excelente trabajo y buen viaje de regreso a casa. les cuento que varios miembros de los latinosen california han reaccionado a los temas clave que hago a bordo la candidata kamala harris en

right now they're inclined to keep the trial not ask for a change of venue to have that trial in uvalde so that the people there can hear what pete arredondo has to say during the course of that trial, john, 11 deaths there for us in tech side to say that was an incredible

this morning, a newly released 911 recording reveals a man claiming to be the uncle of the uvalde school shooter tried to intervene during the massacre that left 19 children and two teachers dead. the recording released by city officials more than two years after the school massacre reveals how the shooter's alleged family member begged disk patron's to connect him with his nephew inside the school came to continue that rob been no. >> my nephew who's your nephew was wondering maybe he could he could listen to me because he does listen to me everything maybe you could come down and nordman something certainly. >> but that call came too late. the call took place seven minutes after the gunman had already been shot dead by law enforcement. texas state senator roland gutierrez is with us now to discuss some of this newly released information first of all, can you explain why it has taken two years to make these documents public to make that recording public when the family members have been demanding transparency from the very beginning well, thank you, sara, for having me on essentially, w

19 children and two teachers who were murdered inside to classrooms of robb elementary school in uvaldewaited to hear from the school district police chief pete arredondo, you will likely remember he and other police waited 77 minutes to confront the gunman in june, he and a former school police officer became the first law enforcement officers or officials to be criminally charged after the after the deadliest school shooting in texas history. arradondo just spoke on camera with our ed lavendera. this is a cnn exclusive what do you say to those critics? and a lot of them are fell law enforcement officers who say, you guys didn't handle the situation properly. and many people who as tough as it might sound, consider you guys are cowards with the way you act that day. >> i strongly disagree and again opinions vary, sir. and they're going to but i can tell you that probably 100% of those people hadn't been in a situation like that before. >> do you feel like you guys are being singled out scapegoated and by all means, since the very beginning, sir, i've been scapegoated from the very begi

the things that the texas rangers didn't do, in uvalde they did to these people, they treated him as if they were el chapo or something we have some real problems here in texas with disinformation, like your last story with this kind of influence peddling because what they want to do is intimidate latino voters suppress the vote in south texas because they're fighting for every race and they have a seat that they think they can win in house district 80, and they're trying to do everything that they can to do it. and ken paxton will stop at nothing i do want to ask you this because some people say, well, the judge signed off on the warrants for them to go and search or raid some of these homes what do you say to people to say there must be something there since the judge signed off on it i listened. nobody was arrested here. nobody has been arrested. ken paxton has done this before. this is not his first time. this is not his second time. this is not his third time. he's done this election after election, and none of those investigations patients in fort worth or in san antonio or thi

uvalde is national news, parents everywhere reach for their children.i will never hold again. >> joining us now professor at princeton university eddie glaude jr. gut wrenching testimonies last night. the room at the united center was silent, people wiping their eyes. it's hard to watch now on television. just give us your thoughts about that where we are as a nation. a testimony like that doesn't seem to change a whole lot about the gun debate in this country. >> yeah, john, first of all it's great to see you even this early in the morning. you know, that was one of the most difficult moments last night. it was powerful. it was emotional, obviously. and one of the things that really came to mind is we're so -- everything is moving so quickly in this country politically that we run past our dead. we run past the grief that is still among us. and last night was a real serious reminder, and particularly around the policies with regards to gun control where it seems to me a majority of the country wants sensible gun reform, and we were reminded of the cost

. >>> chilling 911 calls from the uvalde massacre released.he shooter's uncle begging police to let him talk to the gunman. >>> video from brazil as a passenger plane fell from the sky, more than 60 are killed. what investigators are learning. >>> a new israeli attack inside gaza, striking a school being used as a shelter. dozens killed, including children. israel calling it a targeted strike on a hamas hideout. the white house pressing for more details, urging for a ceasefire and hostage deal. >>> remnants of debby prompting rip current advisories in the northeast as communities recover from devastating flooding. >>> an inside look at the ultimate fan experience. the surprise announcements at disney's d23. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> good evening, thanks for joining us on this saturday, i'm whit johnson. we begin with the race for the white house. vice president kamala harris and running mate minnesota governor tim walz wrapping up a campaign swing through battleground states to

like what we experienced in uvalde.lm of a 30-year republican control. and they don't want to let go of that and they don't want to let go of that control and we're going to keep fighting as best we can. >> and senator, i do want to ask you about uvalde that was the scene of that horrible massacre. what can you tell us about the folks there? how are they doing? >> well, it is interesting how these two things are seemingly wouldn't be intertwined and one of these instances with one of these people, you have texas rangers show up in the last couple of days with ar-15s to their doorstep when their kids were inside sleeping. that was depicted by one of the people. so what the texas rangers couldn't do in uvalde, they were very tough in this instance. to your point of your question, the families, all they want from this government in texas, jose, is transparency, accountability, and policy change. and they have received none of those things. all i can do is continue to fight and advocate to try to get some of those things to

from mothers who lost their children in sandy hook and uvalde. and prominent gun control activist. in 2011, she was shot in the head during that mass shooting, one that left six people dead and 13 injured. she still suffers from a brain disorder that affects how she speaks. that's her husband, senator martelli. let's listen in. >> gabby! gabby! >> gabrielle giffords: hello, fellow americans. i'm gabby giffords. i was born in the great state of arizona! i was born with grit. i grew up racing motorcycles, mucking stalls and exploring the beautiful desert. i fell for an astronaut. for five years, i served in congress from a swing district. everybody called me a rising star. then, on january 8, a man tried to assassinate me. he shot 19 people. he killed six. terrible, terrible day. i almost died. but i fought for my life and i survived. [cheers and applause] i learned to walk again one step at a time. i learned to talk again one word at a time. so many people helped me come as i worked hard to recover, including a decent man from delaware who always

but just last week, the former uvalde school police chief pete our redondo told cnn's ed lavendera that he felt that he was scapegoated from the very beginning. so there's still a lot of questions when it comes to law enforcement, who was heavily criticized for this failed response because we're it took 77 minutes for these officers at the school to confront the shooter and the families of the 19 children and two teachers. they're still dealing with all of this and they still want accountability just of course, and still grieving their loved ones. it is still heartbreaking to look at all well, those pictures of who was lost, camila bernal. thank you for that reporting. still ahead. lawyers for former president trump have filed $100 million claim against the justice department over the fence federal search of mar a-lago. we're going to break down their case next on cnn news central comedy us coming to cnn. what could go wrong? i got news for you for me or saturday, september 14 at nine on cnn. >> someone lower wage. >> do you have subscriptions that are forgotten or even hidden? >> you n

and just this week, the former uvalde police chief the school police chief pete arredondo, told cnn's ed lavender that he felt like he was scapegoated from that very beginning. and there's still so many questions and law enforcement has been heavily criticized for their failed response. now, remember, it took them 77 minutes for officers at the school to confront this shooter. so the families of the 19 children and two teachers that were killed, there still dealing with all of this and fred, they want accountability still there waiting camila bernal, tell us more as you learn it. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> all right. tonight, donie o'sullivan dives back into the world of misinformation in a new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper airing tonight at 8:00 p.m. right here on cnn alright. still ahead. evacuations are underway in one region of russia as ukrainian forces carry out their largest assault into russian territory since the start of the war. what ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is saying about the latest offensive cnn is live from chicago as democrats

and now at least three teenagers are being questioned and an exclusive interview with the former uvalde he school district police chief, pete or redondo, speaking out about the botched response to that shooting saying he's become a scapegoat there were sider with kate baldwin, john berman is out today. this is cnn new central just in the next layer of the harris-walz campaign strategy coming into focus this morning? >> praying as the duo sun takes their battleground blitz out west, the newly minted democratic ticket is now turning their attention to latino voters and a new campaign ad released just this morning is zeroes in on harris is childhood her immigrant parents, and her rise to success when you're raised by an immigrant mother you learn what's possible with the termination and determination is how kamala harris went from working at mcdonald's to prosecutor state attorney general, us senator, and vice president and just in only one generation. and with that same determination, gene always defendant so before heading to the next campaign stop, there is at least one more to make in

en evidenciala falta de reacciÓn de las autoridades el dÍa de la masacre en la escuela primaria de uvaldeo sistema ciclÓnico se puede convertir en tormenta tropical en el atlÁntico y en huracÁn en los prÓximos dÍas. le diremos el pronÓstico de su trayecto. y para el regreso al colegio preste mucha atenciÓn al peso de las mochilas de sus hijos que pueden tener consecuencias inesperadas para la salud de los estudiantes. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana ediciÓn nocturna. fÉlix: la revelaciÓn de las nuevas grabaciones de vÍdeo y audio durante la masacre de la escuela primaria en texas donde murieron 19 niÑos y dos maestras han causado indignaciÓn. ya que las pruebas reafirman la falta de respuesta rÁpida de los casi 400 agentes que esperaron por mÁs de 70 minutos antes de confrontar al pistolero. las grabaciones pueden ser perturbadoras. >> la mÁs reciente liberaciÓn de archivo del tiroteouna vez mÁs consolida la demora de las autoridades. aquÍ se ve el momento donde agentes por fin entraron a los salones adjuntos donde murieron 19 niÑosy dos maestras . entre los archivos se

hablÓ la madre de kimberly, una pequeÑa que falleciÓ en la escuela uvalde.en que supo que su pequeÑa habÍa muerto. estÁ tomando el escenario en este momento. la ex congresista gabby giffords, tambiÉn vÍctima de un ataque con armas, es uno de los mensajes que se estÁ subrayando en este dÍa. tratar de controlar la venta y el uso de armas de fuego en estados unidos. y, por supuesto, el momento climÁtico. el discurso de kamala harris. por primera vez, una mujer negra serÁ la candidata del partido demÓcrata para llegar a la casa blanca hace solo 32 dÍas. kamala harris era solo la compaÑera de fÓrmula del presidente biden para la reelecciÓn hoy. esta serÁ su noche. vamos con javier vega. Él estÁ detrÁs de nosotros en el piso de esta convenciÓn. javier. el discurso de la vicepresidenta. el momento mÁs esperado de esta convenciÓn. y ya se conocen algunos adelantos. cierto. >> asÍ es, julio. muy buenas noches. pues estamos prÁcticamente en la cuenta regresiva para este gran discurso de aceptaciÓn de la nominaciÓn de kamala harris. detrÁs de mÍ estÁ hablando la congre

han pasado mÁs de dos aÑos de la masacre de la escuela primaria en uvalde texas. registros abiertos de texas. esto corrobora una vez mÁs la demora de los oficiales para entrar a la escuela. los momentos de terror que vivieran esas vÍctimas. veamos mÁs en el siguiente informe. [habla en inglÉs] la nueva evidencia del tiroteo en la escuela de uvalde texas es desgarradora. una llamada telefÓnica se escucha el jefe interino mariano vargas hacer esta pregunta. [habla en inglÉs] esto al enterarse de que un estudiante en el salÓn 112 llamaba al 911 desesperadamente diciendo que no querÍa morir. [habla en inglÉs] ademÁs, vÍdeo de una cÁmara corporal revelados este fin de semana muestran caos y desorden entre decenas de gentes en los pasillos del plantel. segÚn comunicaciones de radio extraoficiales el puesto de comando en el operativo se estableciÓ mÁs de una hora despuÉs de que el atacante entrarÁ en la escuela. otra llamada a la linea de emergencia revela que el tÍo del atacante llamÓ al integrante que era su sobrino que llevÓ a la escuela vestido de negro con dos mochi

uvalde is national news. parents everywhere reach for their children.. [ applause ] >> my niece sandy patrice was 22. she drove to myrtle beach for sun and fun and motorcycle parades. hours later, my phone rang. shooting on the beach. no one can find sandy. i stayed calm. you see, my mother patricia anne had been shot and killed by an abusive partner. i was calm then, too. i got to handling business. i called relatives, the police, hospitals and i kept calling, voice steady, heartbeat pulsing. then i was connected to the coroner. ten years of waiting, and sandy's murder is still unsolved. i'll keep calling, and i'll keep fighting. [ applause ] >> i was in high school when my it changed my story. instead about worrying about taking a test, i started worrying about living to take another test. they say schools are for learning, and i did learn a lot that day. i learned how to run, how to hide and drop. that what happens in the news could happen to me. but i learned something else, too. that we can write and must write a new story if we choose to. [ applau

uvalde is national news. i reach out for the daughter i will never hold again.2. she drove to myrtle beach for a motorcycle parade. hours later my phone rang, shooting on the beach. no one can find sandy. i stayed calm. my mother had been shot and killed by an abusive partner. i was calm then too. i got the handling business. i called the relatives, the police, hospitals, and i kept calling, voice steady, heartbeat pulsing. then i was connected to the co roner. ten years of waiting, and sandy's murder is still unsolved. i will keep calling, and i will keep fighting. [applause] >> i was in high school one my classmate got shot. it changed my story. instead of worrying about taking a test, i started worrying about living to take another test. they say schools are for learning, and i did learn a lot that day. i learned how to run, how to hide and drop, that what happens in the news can happen to me, but i learned something else too. that we can write and must write a new story if we choose to. [applause] >> our stories of loss, but make no mistake, our losses do no

[ininteligible] andrea: la nueva evidencia del tiroteo en la escuela robb en uvalde, texas, es desgarradorajefe interino mariano farga hacer esta pregunta. >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: esto al enterarse de que un estudiante en el salÓn 111 llamaba al 911 diciendo que no querÍa morir. >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: ademÁs, vÍdeos de una cÁmara corporal revelados este fin de semana muestran caos y desorden entre decenas de gente en los pasillos del plantel. segÚn comunicaciones de radio extraoficiales, el puesto de comando operativo se estableciÓ mÁs de una hora despuÉs de que el atacante entrara en la escuela. otra llamada a la lÍnea de emergencia revela que el tÍo del atacante llamÓ al enterarse que era su sobrino quien llegÓ al escuela vestido de negro con dos mochilas, portando un rifle ar15. >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: mÁs tarde, una joven que se identificÓ como prima del atacante, tambiÉn llamÓ a la lÍnea de emergencia, diciendo que temÍa por su seguridad. ademÁs, hay mensajes de texto entre los oficiales dÍas despuÉs del tiroteo, expresan su descontento porque la agencia estatal respons

>> these really military has yet to try and call uvalde back to active duty but as the war rages on, in a wider regional war looms, the military could process the you volun michael for refusing to serve. >> i do prefer to go to jail than to participate in what we're doing gaza. but i prefer to do neither if it's possible he may need a cease to turn that hope and to reality. now, in response to uvalde green's allegations, the israeli military says that it follows israeli and international law and that buildings are only destroyed in order to quote, remove a threat, they say that any destructions of buildings that don't fit operational needs are quote, contrary to the army's orders and the idf values and will be examined jeremy diamond, cnn, haifa, israel still to come hundreds arrested as violent far-right protests sweep the uk. and new prime minister keir starmer is vowing to end the riots we'll have the latest in a live report from london violent earth with liev schreiber, back-to-back episodes saturday at nine on cnn in our family, there was a passion for glass making that's passed

two years later, and new audio just released from the day, a gunman opened fire on a school in uvalde, texas. coming up, the chilling new details we're now learning and shocking new video of teen suspects storming a california 7-eleven. what we know from police and a barrier weather. >> over the past few weeks, we've been talking so much about heat, especially for the inland areas. but finally, a cool down headed our way. we'll have the update coming up z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security, all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they do best for the next five years. that's a lot of bread. you got this. the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. switch today for a limited tim. these new recordings, coming to light after a prolonged legal fight by the associated press and other news organizations to release them.

this weekend, the city of uvalde, texas released a trove of bodycam videos, 911 called recordings, and other documents related to the massacre at robb elementary school, 19 students and two teachers were killed by a gunman there in may 2022 and these new materials are shedding more light on the horrors of that day camila bernal has our report there audio, video text messages that are really hard to listen to, watch into read and most of this cnn and the outstanding team covering this shooting has already reported on and showing you but we did learn that a man who said he was the shooter's uncle called 911 that day and begged a dispatcher to talk to his nephew, hoping that he could put an end to the situation take a listen to the new 911 audio robert. >> know my nephew who's your nephew was wondering maybe he could he could listen to me because he does listen to me everything i tell him he could come down that call came into dispatch at 12:57 p.m. that was seven minutes after law enforcement had used a janitor key to get into the locked classroom and killed the suspect. now in another o

despite 25 uvalde officers who responde. text messages reveal some officers were either not recording or did not have time to grab a body camera. in other text messages, multiple officers ask, is there a way to get our pictures off the pd website? for our safety, take the website down. as the public began complaining about the delayed response, can you tell me your name? fourth grader chloe torres made a 911 call herself from inside a classroom, begging for help, saying, i can't wait my dad. chloe survived, but ten year old uziyah garcia did not. brett cross was his guardian. >> i want people to see everything so that you can see this is a this is a nightmare. this is. this is something that you can't put into words. >> the release of the body cam videos and documents came after news outlets, including abc, sued under the texas open records act in terms of the delayed response to the shooting, the city has settled with victims families for $2 million. other lawsuits are ongoing, and the former school police chief now faces c

uvalde's national news.ere reach for their children, i reach out for the daughter i will never hold again. >> my niece sandy patrice was 22. she drove to myrtle beach for sun, fun and motorcycle parades. hours later, my phone rang. shooting on the beach. no one can find sandy. i stayed calm. you see, my mother, patricia ann , by an abusive partner my mother were shot and killed. i was calm then, too, i got to handling business. i called relatives, the police, hospitals, and i kept calling, voice steady, hard to beat pulsing. then i was connected. to the corner. 10 years of waiting and sandy's murder is still unsolved. i will keep calling and i will keep fighting. [applause] >> i was in high school when my classmate got shot. it changed my story. instead about worrying about taking a test, i started worrying about living to take another test. they say schools are for learning, and i did learn a lot that day. i learned how to run, how to hide and drop. that what happens in the news can happen to me. but i lear

records released as part of a lawsuit against the city of uvalde, texas shows the shooters uncle asked a 911 dispatcher to speak with him in an attempt to de-escalate the situation. the call came in about 10 minutes after the shooting stopped. at the paris olympics, the u.s. women's soccer team beat brazil. the first 11 title is claimed since 2012. valerie swanson's goal early in the second half put team usa on top. it now has a record five olympic gold medals and women soccer. on the track, masai russell added to the american gold medal count in a photo finish in the 100 meter hurdles. team usa picked up gold in the women's and men's four by 400 meter relays. but i u.s. gymnast may be losing her metal. the international gymnastics federation said romanian gymnas anna barbeau suit came in third in the women's floor exercise final last saturday. not american jordan giles. tiles would've -- was awarded the bronze after team usa made a last-minute scoring appeal that has now been nullified. it is left to the olympic committee what happens. and longtime google executive and former youtube

. >> el tio del pistolero de la masacre en la primaria rob de uvalde llamo al 911 para que se le permitieraentar disuadirlo. >> esta es parte de la nueva coleccion de grabaciones de audio y video publicadas hoy por funcionarios de la ciudad. >> las autoridades brasilenas recuperan los cuerpos de los 62 pasajeros que murieron al desplomarse un avion en el estado de sao paulo, mientras se intenta determinar que ocasiono la caida de la aeronave. >> estados unidos se lleva medallas de oro en futbol y b baloncesto panama y ecuador tambien logran subir al podio en la penultima jornada de los juegos olimpicos de paris. >> johanna suarez ¿que tal? >> feliz sabado y gracias por estar con las primeras de declaraciones de ismael elmayo zambada tras su arresto en estados unidos junto a joaquin guzman lopez. >> en una carta hecha publica por su abogado, elmayo da su version de las horas previas a su detencion en ella dice que no se entrego y que fue traicionado y secuestrado por el hijo del chapo. >> segun zambada, ocurrio antes de una reunion con politicos de sinaloa, entre ellos el gobernador ruben ro

. >> were taken to a private room where police tell us she isn't coming home uvalde is national news parents everywhere, reach for their children i reach out for the daughter. i will never hold again. >> make no mistake our losses do not weaken us they strengthen our resolve it doesn't matter if you're democrat or republican. some of those stories really, really brought out the tears and people a teacher, a young activist and a gun violence survivor, mothers of children lost to gun violence all onstage side-by-side. on the final night of the democratic convention, making that emotional plea joining us now, david hogg, he co-founded march for our lives after the 2018 school shooting in parkland florida, most recently, he co-founded a pac called leaders. we deserve to help elect young progressive david great to see you this morning. looks like it was a busy week for you. here and i mean that in a nice way what do you think it was an incredible week for so long, people have felt i think hopeless angry, dreadful, just know they didn't want to be part of this. >> and i think what we've se

right now they're inclined to keep the trial not ask for a change of venue to have that trial in uvalde. so that the people there can hear what pete arredondo has to say during the course of that trial, john 11 dara for us in tech side to say that was an incredible discussion. thank you so much the source with kaitlan collins starts right now saving the source tonight is a battle for the midwest. the new democratic ticket wrapping day one on the campus the pain trail, crossing paths and planes with a solo j.d. vance meanwhile, donald trump is going on the attack, slamming tim walz over how walls handled the door george floyd protests in minneapolis. we have audio tonight of a 2020 phone call, though, in which trump is heaping praise on the minnesota governor for his response despite what trump is saying today and also tonight, three taylor swift concerts have been canceled over an alleged terrorist plot that was foiled. we have new reporting morning on the latest. i'm kaitlan collins and this is the source moments ago, vice president harris and minnesota governor tim walz on stage for t

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at rob elementary in uvalde.y 10- year-old daughter, lexi, for receiving all a's. she receives a good citizen award and we pose for photos. she wears a st. marys sweatshirt and a smile that lights up the room. 30 minutes later, a gunman murders her, 18 classmates, and two teachers. we are taken to a private room where police tell us she is not coming home. uvalde is national news. parents everywhere reach for their children. i reach out for the daughter i will never hold again. >> my niece, sandy patrice, was 22. she drove to myrtle beach for sun and fun, and motorcycle parades. hours later, my phone rang. shooting on the beach. no one can find sandy. i stayed calm. you see, my mother, patricia ann, had been shot and killed by an abusive partner. i was called then, too. i got to handling business. i called relatives. the police. hospitals, and they kept calling , voice steady, heart beat pulsing. then, i was connected. to the corner. 10 years of waiting, and sandy's murder is still unsolved. i will keep calling a

. >> an active shooter at an elementary school in uvalde, texas, multiple children have been killed,t of the bodies. so mutilated that only dna tests or green converse could identify them. >> trump did nothing on guns and was proud of it. >> there was great pressure on me. we did nothing after a mass shooting in iowa, trump said. >> i have to get over it. >> you never get over it. >> kamala harris and joe biden refused to get over it as district attorney. she got illegal guns off the street as attorney general, she took on transnational crime rings and stopped gun trafficking as vice president, she helped pass the most sweeping gun violence legislation in three decades, keeping guns out of the hands of criminals, expanding background checks, closing loopholes. >> we're finally past red flag laws, universal background checks, and an assault weapons ban kamala understands the fight. we're in the power is with the people and gives people like me survivors like me hope when i worked for everytown for gun safety georgia representative lucy mcbath when i worked for everytown for gun safety