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como nos decÍa esta mujer sobreviviente de el paso, el consuelo se encuentra en la familia hispana, pero tambiÉn en su familia en versiÓn ampliada, que es parte de lo que somos todos nosotros. hasta que llegamos con nuestra cobertura. nos vemos el lunes. patricia: excelente trabajo. quÉ testimonios tan duros y experiencias tan difÍciles para compartir. sigue la solidaridad de la comunidad hispana y todo el paÍs. en mÉxico casi sucede algo similar. la amenaza de un estudiante de imitar la matanza causada por salvador ramos en uvalde, texas. en este caso los padres llamaron a la policÍa y lograron tomar las precauciones de seguridad para evitar cualquier tragedia, pero el temor persiste entre los padres y alumnos. reportero: policÍas acudieron a un llamado de padres de familia en esta escuela tras exportar que un alumno publicÓ en redes sociales una foto suya armado y amenazando con asesinar a todos sus compaÑeros. >> quiero ver con la directora quÉ medidas va a tomar. creo que eso ya no fue una broma. reportero: los estudiantes compartieron una supuesta conversaciÓn entre un e

el paso, the mass shooting by a racist murderer happened in el paso. and the reaction at the policy level and at the state level from the republican governor and state legislature was to expand access to guns. again, we are waiting to hear how this individual, who murdered these people today, at this elementary school, who shot and kill these children, how he obtained his weapons. bracketing that for a moment, given that reaction to el paso, can you imagine a universe with the nra scheduled to hold its annual conference in texas, with greg abbott likely to tweet about the fact that how -- how much he loves guns and how much taxes loves guns. and how invested he is in texans buying more guns and in californians doing so, and the horror that could possibly happen in your state that would shake that status quo? . >> sadly enough, i do not. we had members of the el paso delegation tell stories about the families that lost lives on that day. i mean, we had people that were crying on the house floor. people recounted how the governor went to el paso and assu

we were sit and watch hearings at the immigration court in el paso and the el paso detention facility is literally on the other side of the fence from the el paso airport. in the deleg we walked into you know the kind of the court building which is kind of the squat building in this dhs compound and you walk in you go through metal detector. it's kind of you know, what you would expect right? it's cinder block walls. it's the kind of white linoleum square tile floor walk down a hall and it's the courtroom and in the courtroom immigration court. it's probably about you know, 20 30 seats for viewers. you know, there's a judge the immigration judge to his right is a clerk to his left is the translator at the table in front of the the judge running perpendicular. you have the the immigration customs enforcement attorney and at the end of the table you have the migrant the immigrant and in this one particular case that we viewed this this particular morning was a young woman from nicaragua and she was very well. she you could tell that she spoke with a poison a clarity and a power that we

>> you think about el paso. el paso was a part of a seven-day reign of terror. you go from el paso to pittsburgh to louisville, kentucky. in that seven days, we had three separate incidents taking place, targeting the african-american community, the latino community, the jewish community. at the end of the day, white supremacy cannot coexist with democracy. one bemis prevail. because if we allow white supremacist dogma to continue to dominate the public square, if we allow white supremacist behavior to continue to play itself out with the level of boldness that we've seen over the last few years, this democracy will not survive. this is not about one community, this is about the collective hole of this nation. we must stop this, we must stop this by ensuring that the justice department targets white supremacist behavior. use the rico stature. we're seeing rappers being arrested under rico, when we know that white supremacist cells exist. we know who they, are they attacked our capital. we must act decisively. corporate america was a part of stop hate for profit

sector de el paso. >>> a pesar de los esfuerzos del lado mexicano por evitar el cruce, cada uno de los interceptados por los agentes fueron llevados para evaluar cada uno de los casos. >>> herramientas para poder atender partos donde las autoridades federales aseguran que van en aumento en la zona. por esto, algunos agentes ahora se encuentran equipados con este kit dentro de esto: pinza para cortar cordón umbilical, pañal, etc. >>> hay agentes que han utilizado camisas, chaquetas, para poder limpiar o agua potable. >>> se espera que la iniciativa llegue a la extensión a nivel nacional. >>> informe de nbc, cadena hermana, muertes por covid-19 han superado el millón. tenga en cuenta que esta cifra aumenta. además, california con más casos de cobre registrados. >>> escuelas se han visto obligadas a cerrar debido al aumento de casos. en este estado los autoridades escolares deben reportar al cese o no másásácent prevención de enfermedades (c.d.c.) cuando más del quince por ciento de la población se enferme. (nombre extranjero) se encuentran del cincuenta cuarenta contagiados d

this comes after ice deported a woman last year who survived the 2019 el paso massacre and reportedly helped prosecutors in their case against the shooter. they still deported her. for more, we are joined by cesar cuauhtemoc garcia hernandez, who was born and raised in mcallen, texas, about a four-hour drive to uvalde and author of "crimmigration law and migrating to prison america's obsession with locking up immigrants." welcome to democracy now! the horror of what took place in uvalde, place your very familiar with, and the fact people started calling for this immediately. you have to say ice is not going to pick people up, that parents and grandparents come if they go looking for their kids, they will not check their immigration status and then the federal government did issue this yesterday. but talk about the issue larger. it is also a community of latinx population that has lived there for decades. >> glad to see the department of homeland security issued that statement, but i hope the department of homeland security and border patrol agents specifically who are on the ground in

she is also a former el paso county judge. congresswoman, first, i want to say that i am so sorry for what the state of texas is experiencing tonight. my heart goes out to you. it is now almost ten years since sandy hook. and since then, this country has seen more than 3500 mass shootings. what feels really scary and different tonight, when i think back to sandy hook, this whole country stopped. we were incensed, we were outraged. and as we were in parkland, vegas, and that'll paso. tonight, it almost feels eerie and lonely, like we are resigned. this is just who we are. a deeply broken country. >> yeah. stephanie, you and i are both moms. we know the love for kids, and our kids. we know we would do absolutely anything for our children. and i cannot imagine what those parents who are waiting at that reunification center, waiting for word about their babies -- i cannot even begin to imagine what they are going through. and i will tell you that the community of uvalde is going to need a lot of love and a lot of resources. that's

they are causing harm and attacked by c the nation's capil and the committee's in el paso texasno and louisville kentucky. this is a problem we must deal with as a nation. >> as far as the statistics from the attorney general what would those be? to be aggressive and identify and isolate and to go after them to stop what we have seen we do recognize in the past administration thatop gave licee for people to be i more bold in their division but we have an administration manyy of us believe should be moree aggressive. this isn't about taking anyone's rights or free speech. it's about keeping citizens safe and protecting our democracy. terrorism shouldn't be tolerated as of the conversation is what are you going to do about it to ensure that when children go to school they can feel comfortable and protected. when we go to places of worship we don't have to worry about someone coming in to cause harm. we have to change the aperturere in the country. >> host: even on the federal investigation they say it could take weeks or more to move that as far as the federal ncinvestigation does that

i am, and i know el paso mourns with the body. i want to do everything possible to wrap your arms around their community. those parents, those families. i re-shot lake hollyhock tony gonzales who is the representative for that district. to tell him that, unfortunately, we know the playbook. we know will happen in the days to come. and we're here to help and support. that community, like so many communities in texas, especially more economically disadvantaged communities will not have the kind of access to mental health care that they need. and so, it is my hope that state leaders do everything possible to send state resources and mental health care because those little babies are gonna be very deeply traumatized after what they witnessed in their school. those teachers, those parents, the survivors. the hours i had, the days and weeks, months, years ahead, the pain will be so profound. that we all need to be there for them. >> what did you learn in your capacity as you asked congresswoman representing an area that had to go throug

she is also a former el paso county judge. congresswoman, first, i want to say that i am so sorry for what the state of texas is experiencing tonight. my heart goes out to you. it is now almost ten years since sandy hook. and since then, this country has seen more than 3500 mass shootings. what feels really scary and different tonight, when i think back to sandy hook, this whole country stopped. we were incensed, we were outraged. and as we were in parkland, vegas, and that'll paso. tonight, it almost feels eerie and lonely, like we are resigned. this is just who we are. a deeply broken country. >> yeah. stephanie, you and i are both moms. we know the love for kids, and our kids. we know we would do absolutely anything for our children. and i cannot imagine what those parents who are waiting at that reunification center, waiting for word about their babies -- i cannot even begin to imagine what they are going through. and i will tell you that the community of uvalde is going to need a lot of love and a lot of resources. that's

charleston, el paso, pittsburgh, atlanta, and so many others. the shooting of asian americans, hispanic americans, gay americans, jewish americans, as well as black americans. all because of this horrible white replacement theory. so, today is the day we can begin to debate on how to make these shootings less likely. and there's an additional benefit to moving forward today. it's a chance to have a larger debate and consider amendments for gun safety legislation in general, not just for those motivated by racism, as vital as it is to do that. i know that many members on the other side hold views that are different than the views on this side of the aisle. so let us move on this bill. let us proceed. and then they can bring them to the floor. senator johnson brought a bill to the floor yesterday about school security practices. i didn't agree with the bill, and i don't think it's the answer to mass shootings. we don't need more guns in the schools. there were security guards at the supermarket in buffalo, police and security at the school in uval

sueÑo americano el que lleva a esa gran tragedia >>> el paso a la eternidad es mÁs nada que el resultado de una tragedia inmensa que vive nicaragua >>> bendiciones a todos. >> gracias que descanse en paz >>> tambiÉn en la frontera hasta 60 migrantes lograron cruzar de tijuana a estados unidos para pedir asilo gracias a la organizaciÓn de la frontera de california que agregÓ a una lista que fue aceptada por la oficina de aduana no habrÁ oportunidad de incluir a mÁs personas que sean procesadas a menos que el gobierno estadounidense restaure el proceso de asilo >>> un terrible accidente de trabajo acabÓ con la vida de una madre latina en un mercado de carolina del norte su brazo quedÓ atorado en una mÁquina para mezclar pan, los bomberos tardaron hora y media en liberarla ni su traslada en helicÓptero y la cirugÍa pudieron salvarla >>> miren revelaron estÁs imÁgenes de la furia devastadora de un tornado que arrasÓ kansas en la medida que avanzada. >> lanzando escombros y por todos lados >>> sus vientos de 165 millas por horas y dejaron personas lesionadas >>> al menos un torna

that el paso strong. i hear what you are saying. it seemed like, when there is mental illness, and yet, why is it that we in this country have, do we have more people that are mentally ill more violent than anywhere else in the world? what you are saying about encarserating people, there is no solution in that. what do we do? how do we help? help people before they do something? >> what we shouldn't do, we shouldn't make it easy for them to get a gun. that is what america does, that other countries do not. we need to acknowledge, after the pandemic, as folks were locked away and isolated, we should be searching more mental health resources to our schools, and populations, not fewer. i tell you, it is about solving the problem. there is a problem for voters to solve as well. we need to decide as american voters, whether or not the status quo is acceptable. if this is not acceptable to you. if you are tired of this. exhausted. if you want to be able to send your kids to school safely. if you want to be able to go to a grocery store sa

thousand oaks, the el paso walmart, dayton, virginia beach, boulder, buffalo, and now uvalde. when will it end? we must act -- action. not thoughts and prayers, action. after the shootings in el paso and dayton three years ago, the republican leader promised that red flag laws and background checks would be front and center in the senate debate. he was then majority leader. but then the republicans did nothing. they ensured there was no debate, just as they wanted. they don't want to debate this issue. indeed, we hear -- all we hear from republicans are thoughts, prayers, and now there's a new phrase. now some of my republican colleagues want to lift up the community. that sounds heartening, but it does absolutely nothing, nothing, to prevent the next family from having to grieve for their loss. and it won't do a single damn thing to prevent another life from being taken. it won't do a single damn thing to prevent another child from being shot at school, a 9-year-olds, a 10-year-old, an 11-year-old, beautiful children. and madam president, you may have noticed that when they a

and on august 3, 2019, it was my community of el paso, texas. after every attack on minority communities, by radicalized and heavily armed young men who have embraced white supremacy, our media and even some of our colleagues, leaders in this country, refused to call this violence what it is. domestic terrorism. h.r. 350 calls on the department of justice and the department of homeland security to dedicate resources specifically to track and combat the growing threat of white supremacy and neonazism in the united states. h.r. 350 will give communities like mine a fighting chance the next time an angry racist shares a deranged screed online and decides to drive hours to attack vulnerable and innocent people at our grocery stores, or our houses of worship. the anti-defamation league has tracked 450 murders over the last decade committed by these terrorists. right wing extremists are responsible for over 75% of these horrific attacks. and 50% of these horrific attacks are by white supremacists. mr. speaker, america has a racism problem. america has

christchurch was livestreamed and inspired el paso and buffalo. you see how the cycle continues in which the supposed lone wolf are taking delivered steps not just to undertake the massacre with salt and buffalo last weekend but make sure someone looking on can be inspired to do the same thing. amy: and the role of facebook? >> the role of facebook is incredibly important to understand because that is, frankly, one of the sites many average americans are on. there was a piece of evidence and our cash and a email sent from facebook to the neo-nazi organizers of unite the right the evening of the torch march, encouring themo boost their posts which promoted the march and a great replacement theory. the algorithm is encouraging promotion of this white supremacist extremism is a perfect example of how broken the system is. no matter what facebook tells you that they're are trying to do to address this or years after the fact, little change. amy: amy spitalnick, if you could explain what it is you did exactly, this lawsuit, youwon $25 million. what was

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think about the shooting at the walmart and el paso. but the killing at the kroger and louisville, kentucky. you turn around too have the killing at a synagogue init pittsburgh that is within seven days and we keep repeating these incidents. we have tois take this is not isolated situations that these are part of a larger scheme we believe in the justice department must as a focus on this so we can protect communities and protect democracy pick.e >> does that mean more gun control efforts? more efforts along the lines ofq was being put out on social media? you keep talking about these tools, what are these tools using the justice department has in this? >> as part of the conversation on friday. i think social media platforms are not being accountable section 2:30 have allowed them to l not be held liable for activity on the platform. we need to have physical gun control. look, i like to hunt. you don't use an automatic ak-47 to hunt bird or deer. we have to address that. there are a lot of things that they have of their current toolbox

pablo: uvalde, texas, el paso, texas. buffalo, nueva york, pero el congreso no ha aprobado ninguna ley que limita de forma eficaz a esas matanzas. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] pablo: el pueblo estÁ cansado de tiroteos masivos", dijo el lÍder demÓcrata del congreso. la legislaciÓn propuesta por los demÓcratas que ponen mÁs controles sobre la venta de armas ha muerto en el senado por falta de apoyo republicano. dicen que las restricciones no son efectivas, pero en 2019 hubo 19,384 homicidios en estados unidos con armas de fuego. en japÓn, 4. >> las madres y las familias no podemos estar pensando que nuestras madres e hijos van a ser heridos o asesinados en las escuelas a donde van a aprender. pablo: los tiroteos continÚan mientras en 2020, mÁs de 45,000 personas murieron en los estados unidos debido a las armas de fuego. patricia: las acciones de los principales fabricantes de armas aumentaron tras este tiroteo en uvalde, esto debido a que los inversores esperan que au

you represent el paso. el paso had its own horrible mass shooting. i was there to cover it in 2019. when you look at the various options, there is no one gun law that will stop all shootings. what's one, do you think would make the most sense, as a difference in the first step. is it about background tracks? is it about red flag laws? is it about particular weapons? is it a bout extended magazines? is there one you believe democrats should put their muscle behind today to get something done? >> that is a great question. it is also a terrible question. the challenge that we face is so complex. when you look at the use of an assault style weapon, the fact that we have not panned assault style weapons, as the investigation of what happened on the sea of that crime, at the school, with those sweet children and teachers, the fact of the matter is one of the things that we will learn, that will undoubtedly be true, is that local police officers probably did not stand a chance in the immediate. that security guard did not stand a chance against someone with an assault style weapon. remembe

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el paso sector may see an increase we know the vice president actually only went to the city of el paso which is very different than the outlying areas of that city where the majority of folks come across the border. look, think it's important a president, the vice president the secretary start talking more about this making those visits. border patrols in their 15th or 16th month of a crisis that has no end in sight. they need some leadership. they need a pick me up in the worst away because of their morale and their confidence is at an all-time low unfortunately. mike: chad wolf thank you so much for your time and analysis today. >> alright, thank you. mike: present by his first presidential trip coming to asia with growing tension with china. peter doocy struck in the very latest from tokyo, hello peter. >> mike, good morning. a big part of the first stop on this asia swing in south korea was taught from president biden about partnering with asian nations to make sure there is help in the next level health crisis arrives. and on his way here to tokyo we found out what that next globa

that's what happened after the el paso massacre. [inaudible] he's talking about how livid he is around law enforcement, his thoughts and prayers, and ultimately, he will do nothing. we have to vote him out. >> what is your response, including governor abbott, who say this is a mental health issue, and not an 18 year olds can buy weapons of war issue? >> i will tell you, i don't agree based on what i've read so far about the killer, that he needed help. but governor greg abbott needs to look in the mirror and look at how he has slashed mental health care in the state of texas. he is try to stand in the way of texans getting access to medicated expansion. he has been successful at that. if he wants to shift the claim to mental health, once again, that blame shifts right back to him. but, the last thing that we should be doing, if indeed someone is in a mental health crisis, is make it easier for them to get guns. and there are all sorts of very common sense laws that could have prevented the situation, and that could've helped ensure

i've talked to the parents in el paso, in santa fe high school, in midland, odessa. they want us to do something right now. if we continue to accept this, it is on us. it's not just the governor's fault, it's on us. i could care less whether you're a republican, a democrat or an independent, i'm asking you to stand up for ourselves, our kids, our families and to stop the next shooting just like this one. >> a kid that doesn't have a driver's license -- >> he should not have been able to buy an ar-15. you want a solution? have universal background checks. we don't have them. you want a solution? red flag laws or extreme risk protection orders which stop a shooting before it happens. you want a solution? each one of those has broad bipartisan sport right now. if we had a governor who cared more about the people of texas than he does his political career and his fealty to the nra. five of the worst mass shootings in history, what does he do about it? he goes to the nra convention to brag about how easy he's made it to buy guns. and to carry them. it is insane when the g

this was our first legislative session since el paso. i had colleagues that stood before the entire house and they were in tears telling the stories of their constituents that lost their lives in the el paso shooting as we were trying to fight against house bill 1927. that fell on deaf ears. all they wanted was what we called red meat to take back so they could win their primaries. they didn't care about the backlash. they didn't care about the potential of losing lives. they definitely never thought about these children. this is also the party that says, we back the blue. let me tell you, every single law enforcement agency in the state of texas that decided to weigh in on this bill said, this is dangerous. we do not want you do this. do not give everyone guns. what people don't understand is that normally, you have to have a license to carry in the state of texas. as of september, you didn't have to have a license. i want to be clear. i'm a licensed gun owner. i'm not anti-gun. the idea that we are not going to be smart about this and

me atacarÁ ver llorar a los reporteros maduros en el pasado Últimos dÍas preguntome por quÉ pasÓ esto. salinas tiene algunas respuestas, fue maestra de los 19 niÑos en segundo grado, no sÓlo conoce los niÑos, estoy hablando de los niÑos se presenta y hay que hablar en pasado, conocÍa a esos niÑos, conocÍa a sus papÁs y conocÍa a sus abuelos. ayÚdeme a entender por quÉ pasÓ esto. >> no le puedo explicar, yo pienso que andaba el demonio suelto. jorge: a irene salinas la conocimos en la mesa en honor a las vÍctimas en la iglesia del sagrado corazÓn, aquÍ, en uvalde. irene: no entiendo como una persona, un ser humano, puede dispararle en la cara a una criatura, eso ya no es humano. jorge: esta maestra de segundo grado conoce muy bien a todos los familiares de las vÍctimas... ¿cÓmo se le da consuelo a los papÁs? irene: todos esos niÑos fueron mis alumnos, yo los tenÍa a todos, a todas esas criaturas, todos los angelitos que se fueron. jorge: es decir que esto le afecta usted particularmente. irene: no sabe cuÁnto, conozco a los papÁs de esos niÑos y a los abuelos de

i was in el paso. that was unusual to some degree in the next day, there was another shooting in dayton. then went to dayton right afterwards and there was a brief moment there where you had one or two republican congressmen, including mike turner in the case of dayton because his daughter was nearby that shooting, who were making public statements about saying, well, now may be the time. have you had any conversations with republican lawmakers in the last 12 hours or so saying something similar, that, well, this may change my mind? >> i haven't yet. hopefully i will have those conversations at some point, but you played a clip by greg abbott and mentioned the el paso massacre in 2019. after el paso, greg abbott promised to do something to make it harder for these kinds of mass murders to happen again, and instead of doing anything to make it harder, he made it easier for people to live in danger, basically, for people to get guns, but no permit, no training, nothing. and so he's actually made this sit

pablo: uvalde, texas, el paso, texas, buffalo, new york, pero el congreso no ha aprobado ninguna ley que evite de forma eficaz esas matanzas. algunos culpan a los republicanos. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] pablo: " el pueblo estÁ cansado de tiroteos masivos", dijo el lÍder demÓcrata del senado. los republicanos dicen estar indignados con la masacre, pero la legislaciÓn propuesta por los demÓcratas que ponen mÁs controles sobre la venta de armas, han muerto en el senado por falta de apoyo republicano. dicen que las restricciones no son efectivas. pero en el aÑo 2019 hubo 19,384 homicidios en estados unidos con armas de fuego. el japÓn, cuatro. >> las madres y las familias no podemos estar pensando que nuestros hijos van a ser heridos e incluso van a ser asesinados en las escuelas a donde van a aprender. pablo: en el aÑo 2020 mÁs de 45,000 personas murieron en estados unidos debido a las armas de fuego. pablo gato, univisiÓn. patricia: las reacciones de las principales las fabricantes de armas aumentaron durante este tiroteo en la escuela de uvalde. esto debido a qu

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el paso in 2019? i feel like we move on from these massacres, i mentioned it in the intro, they all blur into. one i feel a lot of people in the media need to take responsibility for not talking more about this for much longer period of time. >> we have a rising fascist, social and political movement in this country, and too many people are simply in denial about it. it's not simply a fringe movement from 4chan, it's informed by different aspects from our own racist history. scientific races that is making a comeback, and if you place that scientific racism together with the kind of narrative of great replacement theory, that is in a grand experiment for scholars of mass killing like myself in a grand experiment is being normalized. i mean this kind of joking, let's normalize the worst narrative the 20th century and see what happens. it's just -- it's an experiment, i can't say what's gonna happen with a. but everyone it seems to people are, are not taking this as seriously as they should. especially

and el paso they dumped over 100 illegal migrants into the city. the ngos were dumping people to cities like that that in other places as well. maria: is exterminated to look at what is taking place here. mayorkas said in the soundbite we are following the law but isn't it true they were blowing off the loud and it comes things like remain in mexico? >> they are using words they are not following up with actions. the courts force them to re- implement the remaining mexico policy. they did but they did at numbers that were so small it became insignificant. that's the same thing they're trying to do a title 42. they're trying to do away with literally the last trumpet that works than the time when the crisis is as high as it has ever been. us along the border just anything cannot get worse the administration goes off and they make another policy change, removing title 42 is the wrong approach. we are seeing a number of members the house and the senate that are pushing back against it. maria: even democrats they know they are up for reelection in nove

era un 5 de mayo donde preparÁbamos el auge. >> se permite el paso personal. >> tenemos las entradas directas, no hay otra manera de que entre. >> por el motivo de estar cerrado perdemos muchas ganancias. >> contactamos a los de este evento. el encargado del evento nos dijo que era un programa gratis que se realizaba para promover los negocios locales. >> respondiÓ que a otros les ha ido bien y que les aconseja sacar la mercancÍa a las calles para tener mÁs ventas. paola: el proyecto de ley que busca cuatro dÍas se quedÓ congelado. los impulsores comprenden quÉ cambios tienen que realizar. >> si usted tiene un trabajo, una nueva medida les va a permitir la regla final temporal. >> se permite en unas inmigrantes a seguir trabajando mientras procesan su revelaciÓn. entrevistÉ a una abogada para saber cuÁles serÁn los beneficiados. >> hay categorÍas que son elegibles. >> esta extensiÓn automÁtica aplica para todos los beneficiarios? >> sÍ. >> es un 17% segÚn el foro de migraciÓn. >> cuÁnto tiempo se extiende? >> ahora con esta nueva regla le van a dar 540 dÍas. >> inve

right after santa fe high school was the time to stop shooting, right after el paso was the time to stop the neck shooting. after midland odessa would be time to stop the neck shooting, and in each case, this isn't the time. now is the time. literally right now, that is why i am here. that is what we wanted to state. that's what i want as a parent. i've got three kids. that's what they want. in my conscience, and ultimately my maker, and what i do, and what i have the chance to change this. i'm going to do everything in my power to change this, and i am not alone. the majority of texas is with us on this right now. those people around the table, talk about mental health care. to say that this is pure evil or absolutely unpredictable. >> now is not the time to make this political. you can hear the passion. it was something that had to change. following not only the school shooting across the country, but of course, that shooting in el paso texas just a few years ago left more than 20 people dead. tom, it was a stunning scene to see this play out in real-time here. >> we also learned a lot

está el poner en funcionamiento otra embarcación afectada por el paso del huracán maría y así quienes deseen enlazar sus vidas de una manera poco profesional. >> el novio baja el otro y suben en un solo bote. así con dos familias >> la experiencia promete momentos únicos dentro de una reserva natural >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> así vamos a decir dónde y con quiénes celebraron con sus alimentos preferidos. ya regresamos >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> una propuesta pretende otorgar a aquellos afectados por la pandemia y tengan hijos. les tendremos detalles de automóviles que podrían perder funciones debido a que la tecnología a usar podría estar obsoleta. ahora les quiero comentar que una muy querida residente en el zoológico de la ciudad de san francisco estuvo de cumpleaños el fin de semana. fueron subidas a twitter por el zoológico donde celebró sus 19 años. pasó el once de mayo. >> lo mejor de todo que tuvo su pequeña fiesta con sus amigos . todos comieron bananas sándwich y zanahoria >> no sé si bailará. ahí lo vimos un poco, pero bueno. o sea que eran la zanahoria >> hubi

electrÓnico, exactamente el siguiente paso en esa evoluciÓn es el paso a tiendas dentro del meta verso. carolina: esto suena un poco exclusivo para personas que solamente tienen millones de dÓlares.la gente tiene que entender que eso es igual de accesible que una simple pÁgina de internet. los costos son sÚper bajos. hay que comprar primero un lote y despuÉs, desarrollar una tienda. esto va a cambiar completamente la finanza de millones de personas en el mundo. borja: pero no te va a llegar la camiseta que vayas a comprar, es simplemente para tu mundo del meta verso. alejandro: la gente puede hacer cualquiera de las dos cosas. hay cientos de compaÑÍas que estÁn simplemente creando activos digitales. hay otra gente que compras una gorra y la usas en tu meta verso, pero tambiÉn te mandan la gorra fÍsica tu casa. carolina: el mes pasado alguien comprÓ un yate por medio millÓn de dÓlares, un yate que nadie puede entrar fÍsicamente, pero que estÁ en el meta verso. un gusto, alejandro castro. borja: mujeres al poder. hay una mexicana preparÁndose para viajar al espacio.es inge

she represents el paso. notably after the shooting there in 2019 governor abbott refused to have a session. do you think he will do so this time around, and if so legislation actually come from the special session? >> i'm not hopeful. you've alluded to the fact that people are frustrated and angry. candidly, the governor was booed when he came to the memorial today and people are incredibly frustrated -- frustrated. in 2016 i thought when we mourned something that we call in dallas, 77, were five police officers were gunned down using a rifle that was bought in a park it -- parking lot of a big box store. i thought we'd see action there. then we had the santa fe school shooting. the houston area. i thought we'd seen action there. then we had the el paso. the shooting that was motivated by a white supremacist that wanted to kill mexicans because he thought there was an invasion. that rhetoric continues by governor abbott. i'm not hopeful, to be honest with you. the one response to the school shootings in the

so you go a few hours west of them, and you have el paso in 2019, 23 people are killed. if you go a few hours east of them, you have sutherland springs where in 2016, 26 people were killed in a church shooting there. so having been in the fbi and overseeing that work in 2017, i can tell you that the work in front of these first responders, both the local police, state police, fbi, atf, everybody who ends up working this crime scene is going to have a gruesome, hellish set of circumstances on their hands. it's one that people never fully recover from. but yet we do this again and again and again in this country. we're caught in this loop of violence that seems to be never ending right now. >> and anthony barksdale, we're still waiting to learn more details about how this happened, the motive of the shooter. we obviously have no idea what the motive of the shooter is. we know that the school district tweeted that there was a, quote, active shooter around 12:15 p.m. texas time. police say the individual was arrested just after 1:00, almost an hour later, we're now told that

but it is clear that this is having a real triggering affect on communities like el paso. i think about other communities that have lived through these kind of gun-violence attacks. i worry about those folks. i worry for uvalde and what is ahead for them in terms of the pain and the trauma that they are going to have to deal with. and one more thing, nicolle, in an economically disadvantaged community, probably there are many of those families who probably don't have health insurance, in the same way that my community, a quarter of my population doesn't have health insurance because we live in a state that blocks access to health insurance. so they are going to need support because they're going to have medical bills. the survivors will have medical bills. funeral bills for the families. the mental health bills that won't be covered by any kind of insurance. >> your anecdote about drop-off, i mean i have cried the last two days after drop-off. it is this ritual in america that is different in the wake of something that happens at a school because we think of it as a place,

let me ask you this, three years ago, when a government opened fire in a walmart in el paso, texas, the response from a lost conservatives, magazines like the national review, unquestioning condemnation. this week, in response to a government opening, and the ideology behind it, white supremacy, in response to a gunman opening fire in a buffalo supermarket, a lot of the response on the right, we condemn the violence but the theory behind, it you know, there's some truth to it, we shouldn't condemn the idea that democrats are using this for political purposes. i mean a lot has changed, even between 2018 and 2019 and now. >> that is the scariest part, to watch these republican politicians, these conservatives being unwilling to completely disavow white nationalism. basically to treat, it you know, with a wink, and try and reap the political benefit that it might have for them. they are going to a very scary place that has very real consequences, for communities of color out there, whether you talk about el paso, buffalo, recently, atlanta, pittsburgh, this is a dangerous trend for conserv

nos acercamos al inicio del verano y con el paso de los dÍas aumentan las temperaturas, maribel lÓpez hablÓ con una nutricionista. maribel: la parada para comer alimentos y vegetales es una parada fundamental. >> es lo esencial todo el tiempo. maribel: consumo que incrementa en dÍas donde las altas temperaturas nos llevan a protegernos. >> los alimentos tienen diferente humedad, por ejemplo un pan tiene menos humedad que una fruta o verdura. las frutas y verduras tienen entre 80 y 90% de agua. maribel: en la pÁgina al departamento de agricultura puede ver que hay varias frutas que podrÍamos tener en casa; las fresas, la sandÍa, el melÓn y la toronja contienen mÁs del 90% del agua. en esta otra categorÍa encontrÉ que las naranjas, la manzana, la papaya, incluso la piÑa tendrÍan un 89% del agua, pero si vamos al Área de los vegetales demos que el coliflor, la lechuga, el brÓcoli y el pimiento verde, los tomates y el espÁrrago contienen mÁs del 80%. >> no extraer solamente el jugo de estas frutas o verduras. ahÍ estamos quitando algo esencial en la fruta, es la fibra. mar

at an el paso walmart. before that t i believe it was 2015, the incident with dylann roof in south carolina where she shot and killed nine people at a church. this is not a new problem but certainly a concerning one. >> just to remind our viewers, officials are saying this was racially motivated. calling it a hate crime. the suspect was an 18-year-old white male. the majority of the victims here are black. this is a predominantly black neighbor n neighborhood. people just going to the grocery store on a saturday. it's something we all do. they were targets because of the color of their skin. it's absolutely horrific, disgusting and we will continue to cover this story all night long for you. thank you so much. >>> i want to bring in cnn law enforcement anthony barksdale. there's so many aspects of this 37 one key aspect is the police say the shooter was live streaming if attack. that the shooter had a camera attached to his helmet, according to police. what do you make of that? >> i think that is crucial ev

charleston or san bernardino, pull sar, las vegas, parkland or santa fe or pittsburgh or el paso or dayton or boulder or indianapolis or oxford or buffalo or uvalde. we will never know because the false reason to object is this measure wouldn't have prevented that shooting. but that is not the way to approach gun violence reform because we know there is no panacea, there is no single measure. what we know is that stopping gun violence requires that we act with these measures and that common sense -- commonsense sensible steps can prevent the senseless, needless violence. there is no panacea, but there are actions we can take. we are not without agency. now, we need to be very blunt and recognize that opposition to these measures have been bank rolled and enabled by the gun lobby's dark money, by its threats and intimidation, by its encouragement. and until my colleagues have the courage to stand up to that gun lobby, they will continue in its thrall and its grip, and they will continue to be complicit. and some on our side, some who have demonstrated the courage to stand up and speak out h

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we saw, at everyone essays, name the el paso terrorist who traveled across his state. and one of the things we brought in our ports of, oftentimes, people will act in the region, but not necessarily in their hometown. the exception, the puck way synagogue shooter who did operate in his own community. we also see these young white males full of machismo, and then they get hooked in to a very fertile garden of white supremacy weems online, and that is exacerbated by pierre validation, and by this aggressive and bigoted social political world that we are in. real briefly, look at the data, we have a today. i'll put it up on twitter a profit love, and look for it. listen to this, 2020, a 13% increase in hate crime, and we had an inflection shift in racial crime on black americans. in the study of 21 major cities, anti african hate crimes increased as well, and then 2022, we have seen another double digit increase and overall hate crimes and america's major cities. i'll treat some of that later, but the bottom line is, we are at a point where bigotry, as well as a destructi