masses of tourists push out locals in venice. and much more. >> o'brien: next we continue our series, "re-thinking college," with a look at the nation's first statewide youth apprenticeship program. as hari sreenivasan reports, it offers high school and college credit and pays students for their work. this story is part of our weekly education segment, "making the grade." >> reporter: in colorado, this factory floor may be the classroom of the future. >> this goes into that hopper, gets melted back into a liquid, as it goes through the machine >> reporter: and these students may be hired for prime jobs before they even finish high school. manufacturers like intertech plastics in denver are facing critical shortages of skilled labor, and they want to teach teens how to work for them. >> we couldn't support the growth in both facilities because we didn't have the people. >> reporter: noel ginsburg is the c.e.o. >> from the day i started the company to this day, the biggest challenge we have was around having the right people with t

an economy cope today trump has delivered a financial an economy low against the recovery of the venice while an economy that once again insanity has been unleashed its the insanity of anti-medicine well in hatred so these u.s. sanctions prohibit financial dealings with the venezuelan government and state oil companies who is believed to be the biggest economic blow against the duro government washington says the destructions are warning to madeira to curb his what they call dictatorship officials in venezuela say it's the people of the country though who are already struggling under an economic crisis that are going to suffer the most. it's a strong message for the people of venezuela and it's a strong message to the dural we are not going to tolerate the dictatorship he's trying to create and we're not going to respect the sham assembly and so at this point we felt like because we're not seeing any progress towards lifting up the venezuelan people and we see more of the power grab that winter i was trying to do the sanctions were another option to send a message the united states is t

matt damon is the first star to tread the red carpet at a this year's venice film festival.he opening film is the one he stars in. it is called "downsizing," and it is hoping to be upsized into a contender for the oscars. brent: i am brent goff. it is good to have you with us. tonight, tropical storm harvey is turning on louisiana. after the apocalyptic flooding in texas, the people in the neighboring state are battening down the hatches. in houston, water levels have started to recede slightly, but authorities are pressing ahead with around-the-clock operations to rescue people who are still trapped by the flood. >> with huge areas underwater, rescuers are racing to save lives. a mother and baby are hoisted to the safety of a coast guard helicopter. in houston, a local church has become an impromptu aid center as residents collected donations for those who have lost everything. but at thousands of emergency shelters, there are reports of looting and armed robbery. the mayor has issued a curfew. a police officer died when he was trapped in a flooded patrol car under an overp

an economy coupe today trump has delivered a financial an economy low against the recovery of the venice while an economy that once again insanity has been unleashed its the insanity of in time and its well in hatred the u.s. sanctions perhaps financial dealings with the venezuelan government and state oil companies the moves believed to be the biggest economic blow against the government washington says the restrictions are a warning to madeira to curb his dictatorship but officials in venezuela say it's the people of the country who are already struggling under an economic crisis who will suffer the most. it's a strong message for the people of venezuela and it's a strong message to the dural we are not going to tolerate the dictatorship he's trying to create venezuela's president has come out with a very strong reaction to the sanctions that nikki haley is referring to that were signed off on by trump president trump on friday and target the country's energy sector terms national security adviser did comment on the possibility of military intervention the country there's no such thing

thursday the stage is set for another showdown in venice why. the bureau has a lady swearing in. i'm really. friday but the opposition pan hold nationwide protests it's on the same day pressure is growing on madurai both at home and abroad. a the plans to override elected lawmakers united states the eu and several countries in latin america. refuse to recognize his new assembly will tell

simply because it's a large oil supply country the us would desperately like to recover control of venice was oil industry and as long as there's a government in place in venice well that refuses to subordinate to us agenda the us will always have a military option on the table in case it's necessary to ensure that we have control over venice. in brussels months been shot dead by the army after he attacked two soldiers with a knife the instant in the center the belgian capital is being investigated as an act of terror the man of thirty year old belgian of somali origin shouted god is greatest in arabic is he started to attack could same's one of the victims slightly injured and the incident took place in the sun katherine district which is full of bars and restaurants and is usually busy on fridays witnesses describe what they saw. or heard people shouting over and then i heard two gunshots sometimes you don't really think about it was crazy i was here with my friends and sort of really running we saw a police ambulances the army in everything we were told to move away we didn't realize w

crenel the mayor says four terrorists were arrested in venice a few months ago and wanted to blow upialto bridge. he admitted he's not being politically correct but is his blunt language what's needed now >> just my first tour of duty was in italy about an hour and 15 minutes north of venice and i remember the first time i went to see that beautiful city and crossed over over the rialto bridge and i think you have a mayor looking at tough proactive language to make sure the terrorists understand. this is not a place that you're going to be allowed to come and enact any type of terrorists activity and i think that comes off of the heels of them discovering this plot against the are alt o bridge. you know, we just saw president trump have some very tough language with kim jong un^ and i think we have to realize with people such as islamic jihad, you can't have this nuance language you have to talk very tough. >> liz: pretty blunt language from the mayor of venice. crenel alan west thank you for your service to our country. >> thank you. >> liz: wall street journal again reporting that

it will premiere in venice at the end of this month. >>> still to come, game of thrones hacked a newrove of stolen data from hbo is leaked online including an alleged upcoming episode of its hit drama. out into the world, full of hope. and we don't want something like meningitis b getting in their way. meningococcal group b disease, or meningitis b, is real. bexsero is a vaccine to help prevent meningitis b in 10 to 25 year olds. even if meningitis b is uncommon, that's not a chance we're willing to take. meningitis b is different from the meningitis most teens were probably vaccinated against when younger. we're getting the word out against meningitis b. our teens are getting bexsero. bexsero should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects are pain, redness or hardness at the injection site; muscle pain; fatigue; headache; nausea; and joint pain. bexsero may not protect all individuals. tell your healthcare professional if you're pregnant or if you have received any other meningitis b vaccines. ask your healthcare professiona

have a military option on the table in case it's necessary to ensure that they have control over venice also while in an exclusive interview to r.c. venezuela's foreign minister jorge ideals has said it's time for the country to move forward as one. of your. now is a moment a decision has to be made whether venezuelans will take our side on the sanctions and be a nation united we need all of our wits about us to withstand the threats and consequences of these actions. the whole region must react in the same way like when we reacted to the threat of force against venezuela we must be ready to use any resources to protect our people we are waiting for a reaction one that corresponds with international law the most essential reaction is that the sovereignty of our country must be respected that there is no need to interfere in venezuela's domestic affairs and that the policy of one sided sanctions that violate international law must not be tolerated. poland is demanding millions of euros from germany we've got all the details after this short break stay with us. in case you're new to the g

turning our attention to south america now where authorities in venice weightless say they have foiled a terror attack on a military base close to the capital it comes after a group of men in military uniforms released a video of themselves announcing an uprising against president in a row witnesses reported hearing gunshots during the night officials though report the situation is now fully under control and that several people have been arrested the incident follows the inauguration of a controversial new legislative body on friday its formation which critics say will strip the opposition of power has led the u.s. to play sanctions on the president as a result of today's sanctions all assets of a door subject to u.s. jurisdiction are frozen and u.s. persons are prohibited from dealing with him in the new assembly will be tasked with rewriting the constitution and will have the power to dissolve the current parliament the opposition has to find a bomb in public protests on denying to the election as a power grab by men to police in the capital deployed tear gas and rubber bullets in c

the venice reign and president has accused the us of waging an economic issue against his country that story and more still to come. in case you're new to the game this is how it works the economy is built around. corporations run washington washington the media the media the voters elected the businessman to run this country business equals. boom bust it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. anyone else seemed wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out. comes to the ticket and in. the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back the ministration president nicolas maduro has condemned the latest us sanctions as an act of hatred against his country. if you see only good will help these measures are part of an economy cooper has delivered a financial an economy blow against the recovery of the venezuelan economy that once again insanity has been unleashed the insanity of in time any swelling hatred . the new rules on us from lending to the better swelling government the state oil company

let's turn our attention to south america authorities in venice way less say they have foiled a terror attack on a military base close to the capital it comes after a group of men in mood for uniforms released a video of themselves a non-singing op rising against president mature oh witnesses reported hearing gunshots during the night officials of the report the situation is not fully under control and that several people have been arrested the incident follows the inauguration of a controversial new legislative body on friday its formation which critics say will strip the opposition of power has led the u.s. to play sunshines on the president as a result of today's sanctions all assets from a door subject to u.s. jurisdiction are frozen and u.s. persons are prohibited from dealing with him in the new assembly will be tasked with rewriting the constitution and will have the power to dissolve the current parliament the opposition has to find a ban on public protests and deny it's the election is a power grab by matua to police in the capital deployed tear gas and rubber bullets in clash

nbc's lucy has been watching it for us and is in venice beach. what's happening just the drive down the freeway from where i am right now? >> reporter: yeah, just a few minutes away from you, jacob. that's right. that's a small but very vocal group, the people that you see here behind me. this is largely a protest against president donald trump's policies, a protest against what these demonstrators say is increasingly emboldened white nationalist movement across the country. this was supposed to be a case of duelling rallies. originally, we were expecting -- we'll actually keep walking as this small protest gets under way here. we were expecting a large demonstration against google by the so-called alt-right, and they were protesting the company's decision to fire james demor, the engineer who was fired who penned that memo that women were inferior to men. there were supposed to be nine of those rallies scheduled at google offices across the country. organizers canceled it saying without any proof, really, that they were experiencing terrorist th

venice when his government says it's foiled an assault on a military base close to the capital of or at least they're calling it an act of terror it comes off to a group of men in military uniforms released a video of themselves announcing an uprising against president nicolas maduro witnesses reported hearing gunshots during the night and according to me twenty ohm two men stormed the base and two of them were killed during the ensuing battle the instant follows the inauguration of a controversial new legislative body on friday its formation which critics say will strip the opposition of power has led the u.s. to place sanctions on the president as a result of today's sanctions all assets of the door subject to u.s. jurisdiction are frozen and u.s. persons are prohibited from dealing with him the new assembly will be tasked with a rewriting the constitution and will have the power to disown the current poll the moment the opposition has defined a public protests and denounced the election as a power grab by a mature police in the capital deployed take us and rubber bullets in clashe

had to sort out a couple of those in order to get here it's been a very violent four months here in venice weyler total the scenes that. brought the started on april first one hundred twenty one according to attorney general's office does to sounds like more trouble on the way as you can see these discoveries come out. when we invited two experts on to r.t. to discuss the situation in venezuela you can not just unilaterally as a president tell your people ok well i don't like that you've got the constitution i want to write a new one so that i can decide who stays in power i can decide who i appoint to the high court and i could also decide what goes on in congress that is not a democracy if you want to call this professor was not which i surprised if you want to call this a mock received because it is not a democracy and you cannot interpret that in those articles of the constitution it is clear that when you go to a constitutional plebiscite or election you have to have the majority of the people calling for it you can not just unilaterally say well i don't like it i want to right now yo

producers and export are don't want to up the market and potentially that ten percent extraction of venice on oil could spike us gasoline prices as well so i think that that is the concern meanwhile the protests in venezuela are not going away the opposition denouncing sunday's constituent assembly elections as illegitimate but also insists officials are lying about the tonneau. government says more than forty percent of the electorate took part in sunday's vote and stich want to somebody will be rewriting the call. situation and will have the power to dissolve the current. voting took place amid fears protests and deadly clashes up to sixteen people were killed just over the weekend carlos camacho reports from caracas. well as you can see the city has been a swale of the day after an equal us modo claim big story in the constituent assembly vote. barricades we had to sort of couple of those in order to get here it's been a very violent form here in venice whale boat all day it's scenes that. brought the started on april first one hundred twenty one according to attorney general's office s

the room itself is copied from it palace in venice, italy.look up on the ceiling, there's more gold in this room than any other capitol. we knew to keep it up as a modern office building we needed a new infrastructure. fiber optic, cables, and even a central air systeming. so we spent almost $160 million to fix it up. all the artwork is over 100 years old, also part of the conservation. the murals in this room are kind of unique. on the right is the first european to come to wisconsin. he came from france. this part of the world hasn't invented guns yet. they probably thought those guns were thunder. and sitting behind the desk is the first weatherman in the country. he started predicting it here way back in the 1870s. he just telegraphed over and asked the question what does the weather look like, and if the north said rain, then he predicts it's going to rain in madison pretty soon because he realizes most 06 our weather comes from the west. further we have a lady in a bronze dress. she was the wife of a governor during the civil war. in th

against venice well us in pseudo charges was essentially elected president and within a few years wasn't compliant to us agenda there was a two thousand and two who. unraveled two days later that was backed by the united states funded by the united states. and then subsequently you know the u.s. has only increased its channeling of funds from agencies like usaid national noun for democracy amongst others you know cia special missions all kinds of things to try to undermine the venezuelan government first under chavez now and now we're seeing as they're not even trying to cover it up they're just doing it openly expressing you know the fact that either mature or decide to leave or they're going to take him out so i mean it's it's completely outrageous violation of venezuela's sovereignty and i mean it goes against all the promises that trump made during his campaign of being less interventionist now we're seeing the direct intervention aggression and pure violation not just of venezuela's sovereignty but of international law you can't just say you're going to go in and take out a presiden

venice police say that they suspect the knife attacker seems to have chosen women as his targets.orist attack. it seems that women were a specific target and they focus of his violent attack. in addition to the main suspect, we are also hearing from finland's bureau of investigation, that four other men have been arrested as suspects. the involvement yet to be established, but an international warrant has been issued for one other suspect. clearly, they are broadening their focus. the main suspect has been shot down the lake and is being treated in hospital. four other men had been arrested and an international search warrant for one other. that is four moroccan citizens arrested, we believe, after that knife attack on friday. a small update there. the london palladium dimmed its lights last night in honour of sir bruce forsyth, who died yesterday at the age of 89. the former generation game host had been unwell for some time. tributes have been paid by his friends from the world of showbusiness. sir bruce's strictly come dancing co—host, tess daly, said she was "heartbroken". ear

golf to venice, south korea's kim has a co mforta ble venice, south korea's kim has a comfortable leadgeorgia hall, who is tied for second. hall was three shots behind, but double bogeys extended concerning's lead over her. it's all the sports, more in the next hour. a pre—season friendly between burnley and hanover was abandoned due to crowd trouble. police say the decision was taken after a group of travelling fans attended attack the home stands as well as police officers and stewards. action police say additional resources have been brought in from across the county. a british computer expert has appeared before a judge in las vegas, charged with creating and distributing malware that harvests bank details. us prosecutors said 23—year—old marcus hutchins had admitted writing and selling the software, but his lawyer said his client denied the charges. james cook reports from las vegas. marcus hutchins appeared in a las vegas courtroom. the prosecution said he admitted writing computer code designed to steal banking details and also claimed there was evidence that he discussed how to

what are you seeing out there in venice? >> cool and relaxed here in venice. it is california after all. rather small but vocal group of protesters. this was supposed to be a case of duelling rallies. originally, the so-called alt-right had scheduled a series of google protests to demonstrate against the company's decision to fire james demor, who was fired by the company. they had scheduled protests at nine different google campuses across the county fri, including headquarters and in the so-calleded l.a.'s version of silicon valley. and so, those were supposed to take place. these were the counterprotesters who came out to voice their displeasure with the president's policies. they say the people say they believe president trump had em boldened the white nationalists across this country and they have turned out here to say no to hatred, to bigotry. those antigoogle protests though were later canceled. the organizer who was a well-known proponent of the pizza gate conspiracy said he canceled these because they were receiving some sort of terrorist threat from

in some port cities like venice, for example, their effect on air quality is one reason the giant cruise firms say they're working hard to clean up their act. we are a very small part of that problem, but we are playing our part very actively to make sure that we do the best we possibly can to contribute to air improvement in those ports and cities. among the improvements on the way are high—tech exhaust filtering systems for existing vessels, while some new ships will be powered liquid natural gas, a much cleaner fuel. the industry knows it must take action or there is a risk more and more cities could see the back of these queens of the seas. asian stock investors joined a global retreat from riskier assets on friday and the dollar wavered on growing doubts about us president donald trump's ability to deliver his economic agenda. japan's nikkei slid i% on globaljitters and a stronger yen. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @benmbland. the papers with james in a moment. food manufacturers will be told to lower calories in many products. the g

in some port cities like venice, their effect on air quality is one reason the giant cruise ships areest. yet cruise firms say they are working hard to clean up their act. we are very small part of a problem, but we are playing our part very actively to make sure that we do the best we possibly can to contribute toa best we possibly can to contribute to a improvement in those ports and cities. among the improvements on the way are high—tech exhaust filtering systems for existing vessels, while some new ships will be powered by liquid knighthood —— liquid nitro gas. there is a risk more and more cities could see the back of this queens of the seas. turning to trade. the us and south korea will start talks on mending a trade agreement that president trump has called a horrible deal. south korea is the united states' sixth—largest goods trading partner. negotiations are scheduled to kick off next week. china's unicom says it will suspend trading until further notice, after the state owned communications group announced it would try to raise roughly 12 william dollars from about a dozen i

a trip that took them to paris, venice and ultimately barcelona. they had just finished enjoying drinks with a close friend and started to take a stroll. she stopped at a souvenir souver as her husband left to find a restroom. no more than a minute after he left there was screaming and yelling and sirens and crying and everybody was running. >> reporter: she ducked into kiosk as police chief forced her out further away as she tried to find jared. she ended up at an emergency center where his name never showed up on a list of survivors. >> heidi got neat otified to co in. the fbi is involved. >> reporter: jared tucker's father says the family is in shock. he says jared grew up in walnut creek and went to ygnacio valley high school and manages the family's business. he settled down and has three teenage daughters and a stepson. >> he had a magnetic personality that drew people to him. we've been getting calls from his friends from all over the place expressing their con do lens to us. >> reporter: the father told me his one consolation is those photo

. >> there were protests from boston to california, hundreds attended rally in venice, california today denowsed violence that led to a woman being killed last weekend. >> in new orleans, they protested big easy style with music. this group is calling for the removal of confederate statues in and around new orleans. >> comedic legend and civil rights activist dick gregory has died. his family posted the message a few minutes ago. the family appreciates support and respectfully asks for privacy as they continue to grieve. he was a comedic ground breaker in the '60s and parlayed his standup to political activism. dick gregory was 64 years old. >> men and women with freshly painted signs marched for peace. organizers say they want to bring attention to violent crimes in their neighborhood on a regular basis. okay, moving on to the forecast. today was on the humid side. there was a lot of sunshine. melissa magee is here with the first check of the forecast. >> wlter, we are tracking showers moving south and east of philadelphia. storm tracker 6, you can see the showers south jersey and dela

. >> new orleans, venice, california, and dallas, where more than 2,000 people called for the city's confederate memorial to be taken down. chris pallone, nbc news. >> today "meet the press" will have a special look at where the country goes from here one week after charlottesville. we will get a live preview from chuck himself in about ten minutes. >>> we are in for a spectacular sunday, but the heat will be coming back. lauryn is tracking how the 90s and muggy weather will filter back in here. >>> the giant new powerball prize making history and how soon you can haveour shot y a z2fwcz z16fz y2fwcy y16fy ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this august visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. >>> if you were waking up this morning hoping to be a new millionaire, you are probably out of luck. that could be a good thing. >> turns out there was no jackpot winner in last night's drawing, and that means a bigger prize, $650 million up for grabs, the third large

google office in venice beach, steve jobs with the caption think different, other photo is ceo of google with the words not so much. mocking google's decision to fire an engineer over a memo that went viral lambasting efforts to increase diversity. and ceo failed to show up at town hall meeting. conservative artist group behind the ads. >>> target of manhunt headed back to chicago to face murder charges. waived arraignment, speeding up extradition to illinois. financial officer and earlier this week, associate professor also agreed to be extradited. stabbing death. after several days on the run surrounded in san francisco. >>> follow-up to child pornography investigation that came to life in airplane flight to san jose. female suspect in the case slapped with more charges including child rape, molestation and sexual exploitation. arrested with her accomplice on july 31st, flying when alert passenger saw him texting her with sexually explicit messages about children. >>> still a mystery, oakland fire investigators reaching out to neighbors and witnesses for help. not been able to pinpoint

we took a gondola ride in venice. i don't want to wake up without him next to me or watch tv without him. and you know, all of it is -- just going to be -- a lot more empty. if. >> a fundraising website, jared tucker's website says he also leaves behind three daughters. $19,000 has been raised. >>> the 49ers took on the broncos tonight in their first home game of the year. also the first home game since the 49ers and colin kaepernick parted ways after a season where the quarterback refused to stand for the national anthem. a police officer urged nfl teams to give kaepernick a job. >> reporter: the game is over and as you can see the fans are leaving here and the 49ers did lose to the broncos. though they are expected to have another difficult season, the fans are hopeful and hopeful colin kaepernick will soon find a new home. san francisco 49ers fans file into levi's stadium guardedly optimistic about the new season. >> they can use some improvement. >> reporter: not only did they have a rough time on the field last s

and when george hits the venice film predict the clooneys will make their red carpet debut . >> and then's the fashion. we can't wait to see what she'll come up with. meanwhile george is a bit less refin refined saying, quote, i just have to clean the barf off my tux. it used to be my barf but now it's the twins' barf. >> we expect to see jennifer lawrence and her director beau. >> it's been nearly two years since gwen stefanni and blake shelton started dating so what's the deal? to be together forever. that's what sources tell us about the couple that will celebrate two years together in october. we're told they don't talk about getting married but they're more committed than ever. as for the kidkids, they love blake, too. the boys, quote, think blake is really cool and he's made such an effort to relate to them. >> they're so used to me hanging around. it's just blake to them. that's good, though. >> it's incredible to have a best friend like that guy. he's an amazing person. >> and they've been together for so long now. in the beginning i never would have put them together. >> on sits

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our country's still three years younger than the republic of venice was.r laws and pay attention to what's made america great. rule of law. >> sandra: president trump has also weighed in. he tweeted this out also offering praise to the city and its mayor saying, miami dade mayor dropped sanctuary policy. right decision. strong. congressman, do you expect that we will see others follow suit? >> i sure hope so. i hope people will pause and realize that you don't get to be a nation of laws and accomplish the institutional stability and provide so much for your people if you just operate like a banana republic and don't pay attention to the laws of the land. in addition to being three years younger than the republic of venice, we're still 35 years younger than the huang dynasty in china. we cannot say if we lose our focus we will not be the great country we are now. >> sandra: we know rom emanuel is standing strong for the city of chicago protecting their sanctuary status. for those cities who will not comply on these sanctuary cities, should they lose federal

. >> george and amal not the only hollywood couple hitting venice.expect to see matt damon and his wife, lucy, penelope cruz, and jennifer lawrence and her beau. >> it's been nearly two years since gwen ste naanee and blake shelton have started dating. what's the deal? have they discussed the next step? we have new information. ♪ >> they talk like they are going to be together forever. that's what a source close to blake tells us about the couple that will celebrate two years together in october. we're told, quote, they don't talk about getting married, but they are very committed to one another and their life together. ♪ as for the kids, well, they love blake too. during summer vacay, we saw blake jump into the lake with kingston, and here, he is metzing around with 3-year-old apollo, and he says he thinks blake is really cool, and he makes an effort to relate to them. >> they are used to me being around. >> it's incredible to have a best friend like that guy. he is an amazing person. >> and they have been together for so long now. the beginning, i

were pretty stormy skies and it was disrupting some of the landings but there was one, a flight from venice that was captured by jeremy jones and his youtube channel. he takes a couple more angles and slows them right down. this is no problem for us. remember, it's still the safest way to travel. >>> i'm still recuperating from a bad hair cut six years ago. you do not mess with a woman's hair. this guy didn't get that. inside this salon you see police officers on scene already. the client is in tears. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> in spanish they're arguing. the stylist defending her decision. you can tell she's got gorgeous, dark thick straight hair. the client said she went in for a ker actin treatment, no cut required and the stylist is still cutting her hair. looks fine to me. not when she turns around. >> oh, my goodness! >> what were you thinking? >> he took a razor took her scalp. >> girl, you have no idea. he essentially took a chunk this big and right at her scalp chopped it off. >> no! >> you can see the chunk of hair in her hand. she's showing him, this is not what i wanted

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they started in paris, went to venice and barcelona where he was a victim of a terrorist attack. >> jared has the most magnetic personality of anybody you'll meet. >> reporter: they just finished enjoying drinks and started to take a stroll. >> no more than a minute after he left there was screaming and yelling and sierns and crying and everybody was running. >> reporter: she duck into the kiosk as police forced her out farther away from the site of the attack as she tried to find jared. she ended up at an emergency center where his name never showed up on a list of survivors. >> heidi got notified by the consulate to come in. >> reporter: jared tucker's father says the family is in shock. he said jared grew up in walnut cre creek. he has three teenage daughters and a stepson. >> jared left in really happy frame of mind. we have pictures that she has sent to us of him enjoying the water, the scenery. >> that is such a tragic thing for them. they are such a wonderful couple. >> 1 other people also died in three separate attacks in spain and more than 100 others were injured. the victims we