victor: he always has. charlie: he doesn't like the crowd noise? victor: yes. he is more calm and mellow. i don't know what it is. it works. some things you can't even describe how it works but it does for him. charlie: if someone said what is the difference in the fact that this year you won the triple crown and the other two times when you had a chance and you failed, is it a better horse or something else? victor: when a triple crown, it takes a special horse. charlie: the other horses didn't have it. victor: after the preakness, they are like -- they go down the other direction. california chrome stayed. his energy. he lost with little bit. charlie: did you have a game plan for the belmont? victor: yes and no. a lot of the races have a game plan and everything goes wrong. after the break. charlie: after the first battle all the plans go awry. victor: my part was send him out of the gate and open it up one or two lengths. charlie: out of the gate. victor: by the first turn. if i can hit the first turn, i will be the best thing. charlie: were you there? you w

thelet: how do you monetize rand of victor espinoza? victor: -- guest: it's easy. no better a jockey got on this run. great moments define great athletes and in his particular case, it all comes together, so it is easy. we will put a collection together on steiner sports but meet and greets, people love talking horseracing, so we will put an entire product line together because there are a lot of horse race enthusiasts. a lot of corporate events, because people love talking about that stuff. guest: you think about the 37 year drought and the amazing jockeys who have never even done isse to what you have done, -- has victor espinoza been incredibly lucky, incredibly good or a combination? it's a i think combination. it takes a lot of hard work and dedication. honestly, i feel like i have never had a life all these years i have been writing. i dedicate myself pretty much since i was 19, 18 years old. off -- themonths longest vacation i ever take was three weeks. are you going to take a vacation now that you have won the triple crown? are you going to disneyland? vict

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victor? >> sunlan, thank you. >>> well, president obama is going to be off to germany after the funeral. he has to attend the g-7 summit and he may be greeted by thousands of protesters. look at what is happening on the streets there already. gathering against world leaders saying the global leaders have failed to act on pressing issues. cnn's international correspondent karl penhaul is there. as you see, carl, when they talk about pressing issues, what specifically have you heard them protesting? >> good morning, christi and victor. let me set the scene a little bit for you. there are thousands and thousands of protesters now gathering close where some of the richest leaders of the most industrialized nations will be gathering. these are the thousands who hope obama and other world leaders a very hostile recession. they are against the summit. they believe that it is simply a club that have gathered together to divide up the world economy and world politics for their own benefits and not for

victor? >> karl, i know it may be difficult to hear me, but i wonder -- of course, we've seen skirmishes between protesters and police, but has there been anything that you describe as violence? >> i would characterize this movement so far in the days that we've been following, it victor, is essentially peaceful. it's essentially good humored and good natured. there has from time to time been scuffles between police and protesters and we saw, for example, a big scuffle between police and protesters when police began to spray pepper spray. it's difficult, there's always this game of he said and she said but right now i would characterize the overall mood as peaceful. however, within these groups there are greens and leftists of different stripes, anarchists with different ideas and they are also ready to use different tactics. some of them they say if they feel that the police are provoking them will defend themselves and fight back but they say they don't want to start the trouble, victor. >>

victor? to pull off this really detailed escape how intricately have they planned staying outside of this facility. we'll follow this, of course, more next hour. paolo sandoval, thanks so much. >> we're learning that a grand jury will hear an indictment late they are month in the case of the 21-year-old savannah college student who died on new year's day while in police custody. >> the coroner ruled his death a homicide earlier this week and next violen-- and nick valencia been looking into the case. >> reporter: the death certificate says blunt fours trauma killed the 21-year-old. the manner of death homicide. >> thank you. thank you. >> reporter: at a vigil in savannah friends and family frustrated by the county sheriff and what they call his lack of transparents about the death. the college student died while in police custody. >> this guy continues to keep his job and that's dishonorable for matthew's life. >> reporter: what happened to matthew on new year's day is not entirely day seen h

victor: right.e current pricing is rather strong when you look at fundamentals, my expectation is that for the four-year branch, it is going to average under $60 per barrel. rishaad: yeah, victor, but the thing is, how much investment is being choked off looking in the longer term by the fact that people cannot afford to put money into new fields and equipment? the industry is different from conventional oil production. quickly tospond very market forces. as a result of the low interest rates, there is a lot of capital that could go back into the u.s. when prices strengthen. 3000 drilled but uncompleted wells in the u.s. so when prices strengthen a bed, then capital could return to the u.s. and then production will increase. greatd: victor, have a weekend. opec meetingn the a bit later, as we hear exclusively from indonesia's energy minister on why he wants to rejoin after cartel after leaving. saidnterview with sudirman later. >> these of the stories making headlines. prosecutors say there is the s

victor hopes she sees this and comes forward. meanwhile he's having fun with it. >>- "i had vacation. i was in puerto villarta recently because you know i got some money. i'll be honest with you guys, haha." >> reporter: in milpitas. sot- "i was right when i decided to join this business, haha." >> reporter: philippe djegal kron four news. >> reporter: watch out water- wasters. statewide mandatory water restrictions are going into effect tomorrow. this comes after governor jerry brown approved emergency drought regulations earlier this month that aim to slash water use by 25 percent. the measure calls for cities and water agencies to reduce water usage by amounts ranging from 8 percent to 36 percent. communities with the lowest per capita use. such as san francisco and hayward. must reduce water use by 8 percent. those with the highest use. such as hillsborogh and atherton. must reduce water use by 36 percent. >> reporter: his girlfriend's six-year-old daughter when she went missing thursday morning. he is now accused of murder.a

it was the exact same look. >> adam: i guess victor brings out the worst in everyone. >> victor: so, gabriel bingham is hiding something. >> marco: only his real identity. >> victor: mm-hmm. and you know the truth? >> marco: lucky me. >> victor: tell me. >> marco: what's the fun in my just blurting it out? i'll give you three guesses what his secret identity is. >> victor: stop playing games. >> marco: i'll tell you what. i'll give you a head start by telling you

>> our website is www.uri.org. >> sally and victor, thank you for being on "mosaic". a pleasure to see you. blessings. grace cathedral, what's the date? >> 27th at at grace. >> this month at grace cathedral. go online, get tickets. go to the civic center again, for ron swisher, an reverend. eckdale as we will see, i'm hugh burroughs, thank you very much. my new summer meal's got eight pieces of chicken, a large coleslaw baked beans with pulled chicken, 4 biscuits and a half gallon of dole classic lemonade. you see what i'm talkin' about? it's still finger lickin' good. ♪chicken in the bucket♪ ♪chicken in the beans♪ ♪chicken in the bucket♪ ♪chicken in the beans♪ ♪chicken in the bucket♪ ♪chicken in the beans♪ and if i could i'd put chicken in the lemonade. it's finger lickin' good. show for you this morning.......and we begin at the fair. 156 years .......it's the >> welcome back to "bay sunday", everyone. i hope you're well. i'm your host frank mallicoat, another great show for you and we are going to begin at the fair. 100 plus years of strong, the alameda county fair

vÍctor espinoza al ganar. que luchan contra el cÁncer.l dinero que ganÉ. >>> esa dice que es la mayor satisfacciÓn que celebrÓ con los yankees cuando. hablÓ de su estrategia para ganar el sÁbado. si era un largo que estaba al frente era la mejor manera de poner y tambiÉn ganar la carrera. >>> mientras tanto jinete y caballo, miles y miles de fanÁticos de esta tribunas seguÍan cada segundo con el corazÓn en la mano esperando que el equipo favorito hiciera historia. >>> despuÉs de intentar 3 veces de conseguir la corona dice ahora que ganÓ y estÁ listo con el desafÍo del prÓximo aÑo. >>> al siguiente dÍa seguirÉ en lo mismo como si no hubiera pasado nada y ojalÁ que lo podrÍa hacer otra vez. >>> no es la primera y la Última. Él vale tanto millones de dÓlares que la reproducciÓn dejarÁ mÁs ganancias y loque se retire al final del aÑo. >>> bueno, josÉ hablamos con vÍctor y nos dice que en celebrando el triunfo y estÁ diferente tiendo y ya tiene otra competencia el prÓximo sÁbado en kent tiucky y despuÉs cumple otros compromisos en los Ángeles

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juan: vÍctor espinosa de 43 a.l el primer hispano conquistar la tiple corona mientras que american esia de prensa hubo un momento curioso del parte del entrenador buffer cuando le preguntamos a vÍctor quÉ sentÍa de ser mexicano. >> yo tambiÉn se mexicano. no hablo espaÑol. juan: por cierto vÍctor antes de retirarse envÍo un saludo a las personas mÁs importantes de su vida. >> mucho saludo muy emocionante a mi mamÁ a todos los mexicanos. juan: fundiÓ de fiesta de muchas celebraciones muchas emociones, por supuesto pasarÁ a la historia escrito con un hombre en espaÑol, el nombre por supuesto de vÍctor espinosa, el jinete mexicano que ahora posee la triple corona, en nueva york juan carlos gonzÁlez es. fÉlix: intestinal de triunfo maÑana se realizarÁn elecciones intermedias en mÉxico en medio de un caÓtico panorama, por un lado se desplegaron fuerzas ante la amenaza de boicot, por otro lado monterrey, nuevo leÓn se filtrÓ a la prensa un supuesto plan tumba casillas francisco nos explica. francisco: testimonios y denuncia ciudadana seÑalan que las viejas prÁcticas del fraude electoral en

in 1956 victor and his brother bernard launched counterparts making w a eventually pants keep up withhe changing times. it grew into a $100 million business and w selling across the country in major retailers >> we had the we had buyers crying where they couldn't get deliveries. >> must be some good pants, huh? >> yeah. >> so, paul did you grow up watching your fare as an entrepre and having takeaways fro that? >> my dad put me to work right away and wanted me to see what it was like to actually earn an paycheck, do your own part but learn from the bottom up. >> from there paul went on to open his own company, laser park, a 12,000 square foot gaming facility in times square in the 1990s. for a decade they hosted birthday parties and laser tag games in their arena, drawing celebrits from michael j. fox to brad pitt. >> we were voted the number one place in new york city for children birthday parties. in our first year of business. >> victor's company counterparts eventually folded in 1990 due to increased compe overseas. and laser tag closed after a te run because of a shift to online

but victor cartagena turned out to be one of the lucky ones. his plea deal which will allow him to serve three years at a residential facility for young people instead of 70 years in a state prison, came down to the wire. >> we got victor cartagena out of here right before midnight to comply with the judge's order. two weeks later we had a representative from our jail go over and check on him, and he's doing really good. there's five other guys that got released from here that he's getting along with. he is in plain clothes. in two weeks he has a probationary period where he gets approved if he can go to college or not. >> i got some very good fate in him that he's going to stay out of this place, stay out of trouble in the future i've seen kids go out and never come back. i've bumped into people at stores. "oh, you remember me? i was in youth program. i got a job now, i'm getting married." i hear some good stories. unfortunately i've seen some excellent people leave here and come right back. would i be shocked? no. would i be upset? yes. >> an

but here again, victor, it is still very early. we don't know how many subjects may be involved. we don't know the motivation behind this attack and we don't know if there is still other subjects that are out there and other explosives as well too. i would imagine dallas police department is like any other police department across this country, is going to take all precautions and going to set up perimeter in and around their station, in and around that community until they do full sweeps and that is going to take sometime. but at this particular moment, it's my understanding that they do have one or all four of the subjects somewhere and with s.w.a.t. teams currently there as well too, so we will see how this unfolds and it's unfolding as we speak. >> two important words, especially in this tweet from the dallas police department, cedric, a little bit ago on twitter that said the first time their headquarters has been under attack. their words. help us understand what police officers right now are going through, feeling as though they are under attack by a coordinated effort tha

victor?it just seems that the callousness of i'm heading to memphis because i've never been there before is not consistent with the apparent remorse expressed after learning that he killed nine people. martin savage in charleston for us, thank you so much. >> reporter: you're welcome. >>> dylann roof's next court date is october 23rd. the world got a look at him yesterday and it was pretty remarkable to hear what the family members said to him and his reaction to that, yes? >> reporter: hear via video link from the detention center right next door to the bond hearing court behind me, it was more of a procedural hearing. the judge asking him some formal questions about his identity, things about his address, where he lived, if he was employed or not. the gunman dylann roof said all but ten words. he didn't speak so much. and perhaps the most emotional time in the courtroom, a heartbreaking scene when some of the family members of the innocent victims whose life were taken by roof addressed the

vÍctor: no, pero no despuÉs de hoy.dos segÚn el Último nÚmero unas 3000 in, dijo qse estima que fueron enterrados hace 15 o 20 dÍas. tanoce por n. la dian solicitar la prisiÓn prsi el reportaje de colombia. dÍga a ¿le gustÓ? chavela: ya estÁ listo el equipo de reconstrucciÓn para arreglar a la flamante novia. carmelo: ay, don chava ¿quÉ hace usted asÍ vestido de ratatouille? vanessa: ¿cÓmo? ¿usted lo conoce? carmelo: ay, claro que lo conozco. chava: que no, si a mÍ no me gusta el arroz con [...]. chavela: claro que lo conocemos, es don chava el jefe de mantenimiento. vanessa: ¿de mantenimiento? pero ¿cÓmo? ¿te casaste y no me invitaste? anita: ay, no seas baboso. este vestido es de la seÑorita ricachona que se casa hoy en la noche. >> ah, menos mal. y ¿por quÉ lo traes puesto? anita: porque querÍa ver cÓmo se veÍa, y buscÓ a alguien guapa y de cuerpo escultural para que lo modelara. >> y como no encontrÓ a alguien asÍ, te lo pusiste tÚ. anita: tarado. yo tengo un cuerpo escultural. >> ajÁ, ella te escogiÓ y pogu esto af

i was not a big fan of victor. came off as violent, angry.ot of faith in him in this program as working out, and where he is today, he is 100% a different person, but that didn't happen overnight. >> it was a very slow, ice-breaking process to where we are now. >> what did we do in the program? we brought you down to the barbershop? >> uhm -- >> you originally made the decision. >> remember -- >> you wanted to donate it. use it maybe as a horse tail. >> all the youth inmates are supervised by corrections officers who volunteered for the assignment. cartagena says the personal connections he's made with the staff have convinced him to give up gang life. >> this lifestyle doesn't bring nothing productive. only negative things, jail, hospita hospita hospitals, death. >> coming up -- >> i got pulled aside from the senior officers. they told me i was making a big mistake. they said you never volunteer for anything around here. >> how a group of corrections officers overcame negative peer pressure and cultural stereotypes to work in the youth tier.

forgive victor's maudlin mood. he always had a soft spot for my sister. >> phyllis: yes, that's true. i should have put that together myself. what else could have shaken victor newman like that, huh? favorite abbott. >> summer: i-i don't want to feel like this, kyle, like there's some secret lurking.

>> good morning, victor.nd that job in this particular case is to inform the defendant of what the charges are and to, otherwise, set bail. that's it. generally, at a sentencing hearing, or some other type of pronouncement, if it's a bench trial and you're giving statements of fact and making conclusions of law, then it's perfectly appropriate for the judge to opine and to give their thorough of the case and otherwise their reasoning and logic which underlies what they are doing. when-the-a forum like this when the job is to allow a family to give words if they would like to and on could be a therapeutic experience and if your job is to set bail, it's highly unusual to, you know, give your point of view as to the earth and the world. so it's seemingly not in keeping with generally a judicial function. only thing i could potentially think about in terms of trying to justify or wonder why he said it was potentially to avoid retribution or retaliation against the families in any way. other than that, i j you don

but victor espinoza does already with the phillies too. he has a bevy of tall blonds, today "new york post" had an exclusive with another beauty from jockey's past. one more thing, he is also a very generous charity giver, he is today, appearingo varney and company. >> how much did you make triple crown. >> zero. >> come on. >> i donate all my money to the city of hope, cancer research for kids. >> maybe he donated that money. to get his name off headlines, whacharlie, i am obsessed with victor espinoza. high gives great hope to smaller men of the world, what do you credit it to? >> money, and fame. that is all ladies want not all but just a lot. he is tricking, he is spending money on the chicks giving them cash. kennedy: third one came out today, he bought me a house, and huge diamond ring. that is where it ends but he was abusive, and when she got too old like 28, he gave her engagement ring to the girl he is supposed to be engaged to now. >> if the young lady is worth it, it is okay, he likes younger models, he goes to get a younger ve

victor: if you remember, their problems started early in 2008.he expectation was that everybody knows what's going to happen. that is what everybody says today, that they know that they will have an -- what will happen and that we can let greece go. when the second or third derivative will happen, they will a -- we did not think of that and there is another pipeline or product affected. that we are so interconnected through various instruments that you do not know the impact yvonne -- impact. coupon: how effective will this be -- yvonne: how effective is this going to be? victor: cash already left. that has been happening for months and months. the question is, what do you do going beyond this point? how do you continue functioning as a country, a banking system and economy? it is just a question of what you do beyond this current juncture. yvonne: what do you do? eight days into the referendum, how is the government going to navigate these days? victor: people want votes. they want their cake, they want to eat it too. they want to be part of the

. >> i'm victor blackwell. let's start with the new allegations in the scandal involving dennis hastert. cnn has learned that three people are now potentially accusing the former house speaker of sexual abuse. >> hastert was charged with bank fraud and lying about his bank accounts. the cash was allegedly hush money to keep one of his victims quiet. now we're learning new information from cnn sources that indicate there could be two other alleged victims. cnn's polo sandoval joins us with more. what have you learned? >> the details have been kept very vague, so it really has taken several days for us to truly begin to put these pieces together. we now know that second individual was approached by the fbi, questioned by federal agents and that individual maintains they are not the one, or at least they were not the one who received some of these $3.5 million. and now this morning there is yet another woman who is coming forward saying her late brother is on that list of three people. jolene burge tells abc news

. >> i am victor blackwell. leaders gathering in front of a castle where they are now meeting. president obama wants world leaders to stand up what he calls russian aggression in ukraine, and of course what is happening with isis. white house correspondent, jim la costa joins us now. president obama gave us a preview of what he will be talking about with the other world leaders. >> reporter: that's right, victor. it's a spectacular setting in the alps, germany, where we are located, and it's the sound of diplomacy at this g7 summit. russia is at the top of the agenda and will be talked about among the g-7 leaders over the next couple days here, i should say, in the alps. the president previewed some of that before the g7 got started, and this was the g8 summit a couple years ago, but because of russia's actions they were booted out of the g8 and now creating the g7, and the violence in ukraine will be first at the top of the agenda, but in addition to that, the battle against isis. here is more of what the president has to say. >> over the next two days, we're going to discuss

victor: ahora estoy emocionado. de prensa, el jinete mexicano observaba la repeticiÓn de la carrera en las pantallas en nueva york. victor: ahora, muy emocionado. con mucha emociÓn y a celebrar. >> yo hablo espaÑol. juan: la emociÓn del oriundo del estado mexicano de hidalgo, es compartida por quienes hoy se dieron cita al velmont park. >> estoy contenta. un Éxito. me emociono! juan: asÍ es como la gente estÁ recibiendo al jinete mexicano, quien no ya estÁ haciendo historia. despuÉs de 37 aÑos, logrÓ conquistar la triple corona. hoy, despuÉs de 37 aÑos, por fin hay un nuevo poseedor de la triple corona. juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. aratnxa: a salÓn dÍa de las elecciones en mÉxico y debido a las amenazas de boicot, desplegaron decenas de hombres, para garantizar las elecciones de maÑana. alejandro roldÁn nos informa mÁs. alejandro: al menos 40.000 integrantes de las fuerzas federales, entre militares, marinos y policÍas militares, fueron desplegados a estados como oaxaca, michoacÁn para garantizar las elecciones

victor is 16 shy and bright. his attorney asked us not to use his full name he travelled alone from el salvador to join his mother in los angeles. members of a violent street gang had him in their sites after he refused to join them. >> reporter: they held a knife to me and told my aunt they'd bring me back to her in a garbage bag, cut up in pieces. >> reporter: this is the main immigration court no los angeles, where victor had one asylum hearing. his case was rejected. his lawyer works for a migrant legal aid organization. >> we'll have one last court hearing before the judge and government attorney and i'll have to defend his case if a judge does not find him knowledgeable, he'll have to be deported from the united states. >> more than 50,000 children and teens crossed the u.s. border last year, fleeing violence in their home lands. most have been settled with family members. meanwhile a legal process is under way to determine which migrant minors can stay. many do not have help. >> if we get them to court wit

bob baffert, victor espinoza and american pharoah. congratulations. thanks for being with us this morning. >> thanks for having us. >> thanks for having us. pretty cool stuff there. >>> turn to the ongoing search in and around northern new york for two convicted killers who broke out of a maximum security prison in a very elaborate scheme on saturday, like the scene out of movies men using power tools to cut through steel walls and escape through underground tunnels. nbc's john yang is outside the prison. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carson. moments ago, we saw dozens of searchers heading into the woods that surround this village. this is more than 24 hours after these two convicted killers escaped from this prison. part of their plan they stuffed clothing into their beds to disguise the fact that they were missing. levee armed police and state troopers used dogs on the ground and helicopters in the air to search for the two convicted murderers. >> this is an ongoing investigation. although i can assure that you no stone will be left untur

that's why i was going to make the documentary one way or the other. >> the mysterious "victor" agreeso be interviewed for broadstreet's documentary only if he's filmed in silhouette and his voice is altered. >> my purpose is to expose the existence of the aliens, not compromise these individuals. i made the decision to come forward. i'm taking precautions to protect my own identity. >> if you believe his story, you know, he smuggled highly classified footage. i mean, he'd be in a lot of trouble. big, big trouble. >> victor reveals that the ebe, or extraterrestrial biological entity, arrives at area 51 in 1989, the same year some believe a flying saucer is shot down over the kalahari desert in south africa. legend has it two aliens survive the crash. no word on what happens to ebe number one, but ebe two is allegedly flown to area 51 for questioning. >> he said that they were interviewing the alien a certain number of times a week for a certain number of hours. >> the alien, victor says, is interviewed telepathically. of course, the universal language of human meets extraterrestrial. >

. >> welcome to your sunday, i'm victor blackwell. >> we want to begin in northern new york. details breaking about the death of richard matt. buffalo news reporting matt may have been drunk when he was shot. and that his body reeked of alcohol. we're going to have more on that in just a moment. we also want to look at one of the cabins here. take a look at this. this was a temporary hideout for the escapees, and you can see how isolated and really remote it is. today's search is focused here on this 22 square mile area near the town of malone and that's where we are this morning. let's start with the details we're learning about richard matt being possibly not just drunk but also ill is that right, polo? >> yeah, christi the people here in upstate new york are waking up to those reports by that local newspaper, the buffalo news now reporting that richard matt was likely not only sick but possibly even intoxicated as he faced off with a border patrol tactical team. the agents who would eventually shoot and kill him. this morning we are making phone calls trying to dig for det

>> for example, victor says in prison, he was once housed next door to a member of a rival gang.d fishing in which inmates used string to pass items to cell to cell, victor put his plan into place. he would attempt to fish a magazine with a note inside to a nearby mexican mafia member. >> i would call to my gang brother, two cells down and purposely miss his cell for the magazine to land in the next guy's cell so he could get it, that's what i wanted him to do. in the note victor falsely written a particular inmate in the rival gang was really a member of the mexican mafia. >> and, he would read the letter and then he would pass it to his other gang brothers, and sometimes it would end up stabbing their own brother thinking it was one of us. see, that's the kind of psychological warfare that i liked to employ. >> victor says that he sees parallels between the early days of the mexican mafia and those of its younger wilder rival, the tango orejones. >> the mexican mafia basically started like the orejones now, let's do this to protect ourselves so nobody else will get extorted, so

victor is 16. shy and, bright. his attorney asked us not to use his full name. he traveled alone from el salvador to join his mother in los angeles last year. members of a violent street gang had him in their sights after he refused to join them. >> translator: they held a knife to me. then told my aunt they would bring me back to her in a garbage bag. cut enough to little pieces. >> reporter: this is the main immigration court in los angeles where victor has already had one asylum hearing his case was rejected. his lawyer works for a migrant legal aid organization. >> we will have one last court hearing before the immigration judge and the government attorney, that's where i will have to defends his cage if the judge does not find him eligible he will have to be deported from the united states. >> reporter: more than 50,000 central american children and teens cross the u.s. border last year. fleeing violence in their homelands, most have been settled with family members meanwhile, a legal process is under way to determine which migrant minors can stay. but many

the inmate is victor sanchez. received a report that he is an operative for the mexican mafia. >> your name came up in a report, victor. you know the report i'm talking about? roughly 20 days ago. no, nobody was inorr to you. know anything about that? he says you and a bunch of other inmates are basically strong arming him and other inmates in the unit and that you are exmexican mafia. the problem with the report you have a history of being identified as a gang member in the past. >> i'm not now. >> i understand that. why would that inmate say that about you. there are 44 inmates in the unit. he has 44 people to pick. he identifies you. why would he do that. >> i don't know who he is. >> doesn't matter who he is. the point is he identified you. obviously something is happening if he is identifying you. we want to weed out prison gangs from general population because they are predatory gangs and prey on weaker inmates in the facility. we want to get them out of population so we can make the jail as a whole a safer

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so victor you first. what are people telling you about how they are coping?ll i'll give you an example. we saw this emanuel ame van drive by. on the side it says "doers of god's word." what we saw today was faith in action for real. the idea that four days ago a man went into this church, killed nine people and the congregation is able to go back in they say that is because of that faith. i mean i was raised in a methodist church. van, you were as well. some of this praise him in the hallway before god opens the next door praise him in the hallway, this is a hallway moment where there is a lot of raw emotion, but still they will go back into this church. one man i spoke with this morning said he had to go home to mother emanuel. he delivered an easter speech as a child in this church and there was no other place for him to be although his sister was killed here four days ago. >> i think it's also hard for people who are not a part of the black community, you have dr. king's church and this church mother emanuel so this strikes right at the heart of the heart

. >> i'm victor blackwell.lways a pleasure. >>> we start in south carolina with new information on the shooter and a lot of questions about how this could have actually been much worse. >> nine people were killed. bad enough, right? revelations that the death toll, though, could have been even higher, or just as shocking, the bloodshed was almost avoided altogether. the confusing contrast we have for you this morning and the reason why the confessed killer targeted this church in particular. those are among this morning's many developments. ♪ >> there have been vigils in charleston, you see here and some around the country. this one held last night. there are more planned today and tomorrow. >> and investigators say roof has freely admit to the killings so what are the legal option for the public defenders handling this case. >> reporter: first to nick valencia who is in charleston, south carolina, with new information this morning. nick, what have you learned? >> we are learning from our local affiliate wbtv i

victor: "no querÍa engaÑarte".ba a aprovecharse ♪ ♪ no querÍa engaÑarte ♪ ♪ pero te lo buscaste ♪ ♪ ♪ no pretendas decir que yo he sido el culpable ♪ ♪ en tu fan de pensar en ti, sÓlo en ti ♪ ♪ te olvidaste de mÍ, y yo tenÍa que ayudarte ♪ ♪ se te hizo muy tarde ♪pero alguien me sabe dar lo que tÚ me negaste ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yo te tengo que decir asÍ ♪ ♪ mientras tÚ me ignoraste alguien se ocupÓ de mÍ ♪ ♪ tÚ me enseÑaste ♪ ♪ me ensaÑaste ♪ no vengas a reclamarme ♪ ♪ ♪ Éstas son las consecuencias ♪ ♪ tÚ me enseÑaste ♪ ♪ te lo buscaste ♪ tÚ me enseÑaste ♪ (aplausos) alejandro: quÉ viva puerto rico! johnny: gracias por llenarnos de mÚsica, la verdad que si. victor: gracias ustedes por remitirlo o cercenar el sencillo, "no querÍan callarte", esperemos que al pÚblico le guste. (aplausos) johnny: hacemos una pausa pero volvemos con mucho mÁs de despierta amÉrica, venga el aplauso! ♪ ♪ disfruta la deliciosa double cheeseburger ♪(music throughout) con papitas pequeñas a tan sólo $2.50. ♪vamos a mcdonald's oh oh♪ jorge: univisiÓn sa