verÓnica: ya no puedo mÁs, pero esta horrible la situaciÓn. pedro: muchos heridos necesitaban ayuda urgente. con otras personas trataban de obsidiana a los que -- auxiliar a los que veÍan mÁs graves. verÓnica es originaria de ciudad juÁrez. hace dos aÑos se mudÓ a el paso. viniendo de una ciudad tan violenta, jamÁs imaginÓ estar cerca de la muerte. creÍa que era una de las ciudades mÁs seguras de estados unidos. verÓnica: fue una experiencia que nunca pensÉ que iba a vivir yo. pedro: el video es de verÓnica es uno de los mÁs vistos en internet sobre esta tragedia. ella mientras tanto estÁ tratando de recuperarse en lo vivido. dice que seguramente tomarÁ tiempo regresar a las tiendas o centros comerciales. jorge: dÉjenme enfatizar esto porque es importante. estamos hablando del peor ataque, dirigido especÍficamente en contra de latinos, en los estados unidos en la era moderna. fue planeado para matar inmigrantes mexicanos e hispanos en este paÍs. la pregunta es quÉ harÍa usted por sus hijos? los que somos padres harÍamos t

verÓnica no pudo estar al lado de sus padres cuando fallecieron. >>> mi padre querÍa que estuviera con Él. para obtener la visa u. >>> personas que estaban presentes en el aparcadero del wal-mart. personas que estaban presentes en el wal-mart. personas que estaban en los negocios alrededor pueden tambiÉn calificar. >>> este abogado es uno de los varios miembros de la comunidad que han salido en ayuda a esta comunidad y mientras allÁ necesidad ellos van a continuar ofreciendo sus servicios a las vÍctimas de esta masacre. >>> la semana pasada, informamÓ. alberto pimienta dÓnde exactamente quiere el gobierno abrir los centros. >>> el complejo es enorme. podrÍa ser el hogar de 440 niÑos y adolescentes, llegaron a la frontera solos sin ningÚn adulto. en este documento se puede constatar que la meta es abrir el refugio en julio del 2020. contarÍa con recÁmaras, baÑos, instalaciones mÉdicas, cafeterÍa y 2 acres para Áreas recreacionales. la semana pasada cuando telemundo comenzÓ a indagar sobre los deportes de la posibilidad de la apertura de este centro en virginia, el depart

verÓnica abreu taÑÓn, noticiero univisión. ilia: vamos a pasar con alberto martÍnez, jefe de meteorología de univisiÓn. tiene listo un pronÓstico detallado de dorian. intentando. si antes dibujaba un poquito las nubes, pero cuando ha pasado al caribe se ha desplazado algo al norte y eso ha cambiado bastante el pronÓstico en los próximos dÍas. sigue el aire seco alrededor de este sistema que es lo que estÁ impidiendo que crezca y se extienda. se queda todo compactado. el evento se va metiendo intentando romper esas nubes de tormenta que tiene de bueno? el agua. debajo de Él mÁs de 84° en la zona del caribe. poco a poco dorian seguirÁ viajando direcciÓn oeste noroeste hacia la isla de puerto rico donde llegarÍa de forma mÁs activa maÑana, pero esta noche van a sentir algunos aguaceros. vamos a la isla de puerto rico para seguir ese paso de la traia. ya estÁ lloviendo la lluvia irÁ a más.Í tenemos la cordillera central con ese pico de casi 5000 pies de altura. al otro lado la zona de la repÚblica dominicana.

good evening i am veronica de la cruz. >> i am allen martin. the issue for bart's parking, but as john ramos explains, the solution could be a pedestrian overpass. >> reporter: bart has known since it opened it station that there is not nearly enough parking to meet demand. so they are looking for other ways to get people here. as the easternmost bart station, antioch is the first connection to the line that a lot of people come to. so the 2000 space parking lot filled up by 5:30 a.m. there are plans to add 850 more spaces nearby, the bard board knows that will not begin to solve the parking problem. and, according to bart spokesman jim allison, they really don't want to. >> part is not in the business of building parking lot >> reporter: so since building a large parking garage here is out, the agency is exporting other ways to get more people to the station. >> one of the things we are looking at is a pedestrian bridge over state route four. so, we are soliciting public feedback on what they would want in a pedestrian and bicycle bridge. >> r

so my colleague veronica escobar, who represent el paso, commerce min rui's, they have been working on bills -- richmond -- congressman ruiz, having working on making sure that money we spent actually is put toward the border. i think we meet to spend a lot more time -- needs that a lot or time talking about how to improve the quality of life and people come to the study from guatemala and her doors and el salvador and other places. they have every right to seek asylum and we made that commitment is part of international law. we also -- many of those families travel here at great risk. great hardship. we need to ask ourselves what can we do to improve quality of life and safety and opportunity in those countries. and trump tweeting away foreign aid has only exacerbated the situation. so, i want to see us working not

so if you have a situation in pop where is ask anything with a communications blackout veronica coleman is a human rights lawyer who represents activists seeking independence for west papua i should give d.w. her reading of the current situation yes or car in the situation is very messy due to the not only the mistrust down but stopping from yesterday the phone communication that s.m.s. and calls services for it also blocked and it's gradually getting more cities that are being blocked i mean the phone communication. speaking there's a riot in the capital. and the band morningstar reflect on this phrase it means that a crackdown might be imminent and. to go with regards to the shooting yesterday hartley have talked a lot down on the hospital where the injured party asked us to our family has been complaining that they cannot get the dead bodies out and even visiting the no one did and human rights lawyer veronica come on now just days ahead of us president donald trump's next trip to europe senior u.s. officials have renewed threats to pull american troops out of germany unless berlin b

we'll talk to el paso's congresswoman, veronica escobar. we have julian castro of texas and cory booker. joining me are kasie hunt, elian that johnson, and former republican dpoempb of north carolina pat mckroi. it's sunday and this is a special edition of "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news washington. the longest running show on television history. this is a special edition of "meet the press."" with chuck todd. >>> welcome to a tough sunday morning for america. the plague of mass shootings in the country is now reached an almost incomprehensible moment. twice in less than 24 hours we've seen massacres in two american cities with the death toll in the dozens. first in what appears to be an act of domestic terrorism, a 21-year-old gunman walked into a walmart with a military assault rifle and opened fire on shoppers. killing at least 20. wounding more than two dozen others. >> come on. let's go. >> hands up. >> as of this morning, the death toll in el paso puts this shooting among the ten worst in american history. here is how wi

in but thank you so much for joining us today veronica i suppose to put it quite simply would wild to have happened without this treaty. well probably but maybe later maybe a little bit more compact and of course not in the us and in this in this big amount of something like this but definitely the hitler stalin pact was necessary actually for hitler to have at least a few years safe. east and also in all good. somehow a supporter and somebody who could deliver him a lot of good tomato goods for the war in the western part of europe and then of course when the soviet ally was not a necessary anymore he decided to of course to the east as well i mean it is a pact of huge historical significance but what makes it so interesting to us today because i think this is he just had impacts not only influenced the 2nd world war but it's still influencing actually the european politics onto nowadays it's dominated actually the way of how we think about europe between east and west for the 50 years during the communist times and it's still an order you can see and putin's and kremlin's politics i

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nos platicÓ el infierno que viviÓ cinco minutos despuÉs de haber llegado a ese walmart en su carrera verÓnica iba trasmitiendo en vivo la masacre que tenÍa frente a ella yo empecÉ a grabar sin saber lo que me iba a llegar a encontrar porque pensÉ que todo habÍa pasado adentro, algunos cuerpos estaban inertes en un charco de sangre como este seÑor que quedÓ inerte en la entrada de la tienda. frente a estas imÁgenes sentÍa que no podía mÁs muchos de los heridos necesitaban ayuda urgente y junto con otras personas trataban de ayudar a quienes se veÍan mÁs graves verÓnica es originaria de ciudad juÁrez pero hace dos aÑos se mudÓ al paso viniendo de una ciudad tan violenta dice que jamÁs imaginÓ estar tan cerca de la muerte en una de las ciudades mÁs seguras de estados unidos. >>fue una experiencia que nunca pensÉ que iba a vivir yo este es uno de los vÍdeos mÁs vistos ella mientras tanto estÁ tratando de recuperarse de lo vivido y en medio de esta tragedia una pareja llegÓ al wall mart para comprar artÍculos para una celebraciÓn llegaron con su bebÉ y los agarrÓ el tir

good evening i am veronica de la cruz. >> i am ken bastida . we are in san francisco with finger- pointing tonight. >> reporter: the suspect in the stories is expected to wear a monitoring wearing device. the judge has been criticized, all the way to the mayor's office. she gave her side of the story today. >> wednesday night and went to a restaurant. i saw what was the video of the incident involving mr. austin that gave rise to this. >> reporter: when the judge made the decision to release him, she had not seen the tape that we had all seen. that video she says has changed her perspective. >> i was frankly alarmed. at the a level of violence that is on the video. they say that a picture is worth 1000 words. i am ordering that he goes to the sheriff's office for application of an ankle device. >> it makes you feel little bit better. this is a very, very small victory. are she says that she is relieved to see the court take a look at the other case. but she is still frustrated. >> why wasn't it done? this is such a big part of the evidence. >>

. >> también la congresista verónica escobar que se refirió al manifiesto. >> en también habló acerca de lo que significa la ciudad del paso. >> es una ciudad distinta y que no es violenta es una de las más seguras del mundo en el paso justamente. >> la número uno de los estados unidos en seguridad. >> y aquí está el testimonio de verónica escobar. >> esta persona vino de afuera de aquí para casarnos pero no va a dañar nuestra coraza o del modo que nosotros son las palabras de la congresista julio. >> las autoridades en rogelio hablan de lo que sucedió y que quieren actualizar los datos. >> efectivamente se está hablando de las personas que perdieron la vida y también las personas que resultaron heridas y que residen en el paso subrayando esto de que es una de las comunidades más seguras. >> y que fue tocada por un individuo que llegó de afuera. test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test t

. >> and i am veronica de la cruz. we begin with breaking news, asian markets tumbling. >> kpix betty yu is watching the numbers. >> the key indices in china, hong kong, and japan have been done. down from one to 3%. australia is also seeing major selloffs. after the close on wall street, futures were way down but they have come back up and to a higher opening. monday, dow's biggest selloff of the year, 760 points. tech stocks in particular got hammered. the selloff was fueled by china's move to let its currency sink to the lowest level in more than a decade. that makes chinese products cheaper on the worldwide market which can hurt u.s. manufacturers. it will make currency to help chinese manufacturers offset the cost of higher tariffs. >> in a series of tweets trump accused china of manipulation. trump suggested more tariffs on $3 billion of chinese good. the levees would extend tariffs to nearly all chinese goods. >> those are going to hit the u.s. companies first and is going to be a little bit of time in which the

i just talked to veronica escobar who represents el paso. she talked about the exchange she had with the president, a phone call to what this has meant with her community that was clearly a political act. it was motived by a kind of rhetoric the president has trafficked in himself. it's a different situation in your state in terms of what we know what happened. but i will ask you, you are going to meet with the president tomorrow? why are you going to meet with him and what are you going to talk about? >> i listened to congresswoman escobar who is compelling and seven short months in the congress, she has already become a national leader on this issue and other things. and i appreciate her passion in fighting for people in el paso. it's a bit different situation in ohio, but i talked to the mayor. i talked to the mayor earlier this evening. she wants me to come and be with her, and i want to talk to the president. i want to say to the president you talk about mental health. if you care about mental health, don't cut medicaid. don't repeal th

. >> and i am veronica de la cruz in for elizabeth. first, el paso, texas, where the death toll has risen to 22. that means 31 dead in just 13 hours, in two shootings. the suspect in the el paso shooting, being held on capital murder charges. the website that posted his manifesto has been taken down by its san francisco host. investigators are searching for a motive in the rampage. president trump, blaming the bloodshed on mental illness. >>> tonight, congressman mark deson yay is hosting a town hall. >> andria borba talked to him a few minutes ago. she is in richmond with that. >> reporter: the meeting here was initially supposed to be a town hall on the topic of immigration, but congressman desaulnier says he has some things to say to congress. he wants congress to reconvene after three mass shootings in gilroy, el paso, texas, and dayton, ohio. he calls the loopholes across different states part of a larger public health emergency. >> why does anyone need a weapon? you don't need it for hunting. for the time period that senator fein

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veronica de la cruz is here with a breakdown, veronica? >> reporter: stocks were in freefall today after the market sent a warning bell. the global economic slowdown and a trade war with china. his a look at the closing numbers. the dow was down 800 point. the nasdaq 242, while the s&p lost 85 points. the sell off came after a warning in the form of a government bond and the interest rate on that bond dropped to levels that have been a reliable indicator that a recession is coming. >> it takes 12 to 18 months for us to see the ramifications of it, so it is too soon to tell what's going to happen at this point, but clearly the activity we are seeing today could be or more certainly is an indicator that a recession might be down down the line. >> reporter: the president firing up a series of tweets defending his tariffs and bashing the federal reserve, saying the fed was too slow to cut interest rates in july. tomorrow could be another roller coaster ride on wall street, but right now stock futures are going into a higher opening. the s&p, n

castro hizo porque verÓnica castro era la mÁs conocida, la fuerte. >>un personaje completamente diferente. >> esta segunda temporada donde fue clave verÓnica castro como van hacer para desaparecerla? >>dice que le proponen la segunda que le llaman y le dicen que han acortar muchas las escenas que lana poner en pocas escenas y ella misma llena de cabeza y dijo, que ella no querÍa o era todo hora nada y ahÍ se desliga. ahora saben que eso es muy publicitariopero realmente no es tan usando su imagen estÁn usando el personaje de la serie y estÁn matando el personaje de la serie. >>a eso iba, tiene derecho enojarse cuando estÁs hablando el personaje no de la persona? >>realmente no. >>tenemos derecho nos anote lo que nos dÉ la gana. pero no creo que legalmente. >>lo que no entiendo. >>fran imÁgenes que ya están grabadas, fue la primera temporada si que no creo que haya mucho que hacer. lo que vimos en la red fue mucha gente molesta por el spoiler porque todavÍa de gente que queda con la duda siverÓnica castro regresaba a la segunda. >>angÉlica

.>> reporter: well, veronica, this was a call by the sheriff's office here in contra costa county. they say this case is still under investigation, but at this point, no he crime charges.>> reporter: cleanup is being served up with the side of shock. this is the man arrested for vandalizing homes on the court with racial slurs and throwing bricks through windows. 63-year-old alvin brown. >> i don't know what to think because the guy they arrested is my neighbor. >> reporter: he was arrested at 1:00 this morning and is facing three counts of felony vandalism, and event witnessed by the whole street. >>'s reaction was really awkward and weird and laughing. so if it doesn't bother him that he is getting arrested, that is pretty creepy and scary. >> reporter: what he wasn't charged with was a hate crime for the vandalism. >> because mr. brown has a personal relationship with one of the victims, and we are investigating some conspiracy components to that case, that is giving us the confidence that this is not a hate crime.>> reporter: live back out here in martinez right now. the das a

we can speak to veronica coleman a human rights lawyer who is on the board of r a i see indonesia that's an organization helping asylum seekers veronica thank you for joining us so there are conflicting reports over yesterday's demonstration what can you tell us about what's happening in papua just the situation is very massive. not only in the mistrust. but starting from yesterday the phone communication that is s.m.s. and called services were also blocked and it's gradually getting more suit is that are being blocked i mean the phone communication. car is speaking that's a riot in the capital. and the bad morningstar reflect on all of this race and it means that a crackdown might be imminent and. to go with regards to the shooting yesterday there's cartney have talked a lot down on the hospital where the injured party starts to our family has been complaining that they cannot get the dead bodies out ok even visiting the wounded ok that we've heard that the government says protesters here are provoking the violence what do you think how the indonesian government is dealing with the situ

. >> good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz in tonight for elizabeth. despite i'm ken bastida. we begin with the twist in the ghost ship trial, the jury has to start over from the very beginning, a week and a half of deliberation, what this could mean for the defendants. >> reporter: this is something leexthis to they didn't see coming. three jurors dismissed in one day and the likelihood of a mistrial suddenly very real. >> it's been stressful, you guys know that. >> reporter: friends and family members of those killed in the ghost ship warehouse fire frustrated outside the courthouse. >> it's been -- it's been long, it's been hard. >> reporter: after days of deliberation, alameda county court judge serena thompson dropped a bombshell, dismissing jurors one, three, and four, without explanation, and inviting three alternates to take their places. her instructions to the remaining jurors, do not interact with a news agency or anyone who tries to provide information. >> the judge issued a gag order against us we cannot talk. sorry. >> reporter: attorneys for the defendants, accu

and this is all right here we go for more now i want to bring in veronica priest meyer to coach from the european academy here in berlin to talk about this we're already talking about it here even before we came on camera brian good to have you back on the show showed what role does the word uprising play today in poland's self image and in the identity of the polish people actually a huge one i mean even even if it's already the 75th anniversary of the uprising we can talk about it for the only. because during the coming this time it was forbidden to talk about the uprising so this was not a subject in poland and it was also not a subject in the west so only one generation a little more can freely talk about what happened in warsaw because russians about the role of the soviets of the jail the nazis. of other people and as this is only a very hot topic it is also very close the 1st one is it because i would i would assume that as an outsider i would think that this would be something that could unite the polish people but i heard today from our correspondent that it's being politici

he says veronica, has yothat's cousin? i say you stay the hell away from my cousin. >> jimmy: are they able to follow them? >> i know who's dm-ing her. >> jimmy: how did you meet? >> so we met through -- you know, it was a great guy, mutual friend of ours, and he kind of made me feel like he was introducing me to a girl that he had a chance of dating. and as soon as i met her i kind of realized that he was probably a little in over his head. and i'm a loyal friend, you know. i would never do that. but as soon as i realized, you know, that this was something that i don't think you really have a chance, i'm going to shoot my shot instead. so i ended up doing that, and, you know, he was, he extended congratulations text, but. >> jimmy: will he be invited to the wedding? >> you know, he's a nice guy. that would be up to her. but. >> jimmy: don't let him give a speech if he's there, you might not like to hear what he has to say. >> he won't be giving any speeches. he can tell the truth. he can say i was a little in over my head

connell: that is interesting, veronica. what they were talking about in 2008 when we in bailout mode, all the rest, you would be curious to see what they said in terms of the trade war, how damaging it is and how quickly needs to be wrapped up if it will not damage us more than this? >> right. i would be curious to see how they phrase that delicately. china, the trade war is such a big focus for so many business owners. actually not the focus, the fed is not the focus at this actual moment. you know, i think the president is very focused on interest rates, what chairman powell is doing. i think these three leaders are saying, hey, yes that is important but trade is our major focus. that is holding back business investment. if you want consumer to be stronger than they already are, you need to take the trade uncertainty off the table. connell: guys, veronica, carol, thanks a lot. melissa: stepping up the pressure, protests in hong kong talking about massive atm withdrawals to send a message. susan li, massive bank withdrawal

veronica escobar bar. she tweeted she declined to join president trump upon the trip to el paso in part -- i wanted to quote her. i requested a phone call with him today to share what i have now heard from many constituents, including some who are victims of the attack. my message would have been that he needs to understand that his words are powerful and have consequences. i was told that president trump is quote too busy to have the conversation. what do you make of that, that congresswoman escobar was told by someone at the white house that the president is too busy? >> well, i think that that just kind of reinforces what my beliefs are. i mean, if he really cares about the community she is our voice, our representative at the -- in d.c. at the capital. he should make the time to sit and talk to her. and when he is refusing to do that, what does that show? again it's disrespect for el paso. with everything that's been going on. i mean he is going to create more harsh emotions in el paso that we don't ha

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nos platicÓ el infierno que viviÓ cinco minutos despuÉs de haber llegado a ese walmart en su carrera verÓnica iba trasmitiendo en vivo la masacre que tenÍa frente a ella yo empecÉ a grabar sin saber lo que me iba a llegar a encontrar porque pensÉ que todo habÍa pasado adentro, algunos cuerpos estaban inertes en un charco de sangre como este seÑor que quedÓ inerte en la entrada de la tienda. frente a estas imÁgenes sentÍa que no podía mÁs muchos de los heridos necesitaban ayuda urgente y junto con otras personas trataban de ayudar a quienes se veÍan mÁs graves verÓnica es originaria de ciudad juÁrez pero hace dos aÑos se mudÓ al paso viniendo de una ciudad tan violenta dice que jamÁs imaginÓ estar tan cerca de la muerte en una de las ciudades mÁs seguras de estados unidos. >>fue una experiencia que nunca pensÉ que iba a vivir yo este es uno de los vÍdeos mÁs vistos ella mientras tanto estÁ tratando de recuperarse de lo vivido y en medio de esta tragedia una pareja llegÓ al wall mart para comprar artÍculos para una celebraciÓn llegaron con su bebÉ y los agarrÓ el tir

that someone who's been following these protests is human rights lawyer veronica recounts overshoes joining us from for security reasons but only got good to have you on the program with us we just played a reporter on the basis of i need to ask you is there some sense of discrimination that you think people in poor and west are responding to. yes it's thought the 5 the origin of all sin also initiate the west west papuan people this race he said all along and finally reached a tipping point this past 2 days so when the people say that oh it's good to be incident in surround by you know where the west bank was students don't attack and racists lots of monkeys it's just. it's just bigger this they finally have reached a tipping point how would you describe so far the the indonesian state's response to the protests and also overall the reverse for poor or poor have been witnessing a separatist movement many decades now how would you grade the response of the indonesian state. their response saw flom an asian government has been finally yeah i'm not using security approach since the since the

desastre causado por el otro huracÁn la poblaciÓn teme que vuelvan los apagones por eso, nos cuenta verÓnica abreu esta vez se preparan con tiempo hemos firmado una orden ejecutiva declarando una emergen de nivel local son mÚltiples los establecimientos que ya no cuentan con agua para la venta el gobierno asegura que hay comida para alimentar a 500.000 personas y se comunicÓ con el gobierno federal para que estÉn pendientes a la isla tuvimos comunicaciÓn con casablanca para que sepan que estÁn muy pendientes a lo que pueda ocurrir con puerto rico. pueblos que siguen viviendo con tonos azules y ser una sede de manejo de emergencias para vender podrÍan dar en los prÓximos dÍas. segÚn la oficina del manejo de emergencias cada familia debe tener al menos cinco dÍas de suministros. en el caso de tener que contribuir hay 256 escuelas habilitadas sin embargo estas aÚn no estÁn disponibles y para conocer mÁs sobre el des lanzamiento por el caribe y el grado de amenaza que repleto venta para puerto rico nos acompaÑa nuestro meteorÓlogo de univisiÓn y cuÉntanos qué peligros represent

veronica. together they venture into an area where al-shabaab is especially active . on. them. but 1st the police uniform is met with skepticism one woman complains that she is constantly harassed by the police but by criminals to. the police officer encourages the woman to report such incidents directly to her colleagues i know where you are you don't know what. it's got that she came here many of us were afraid at 1st but it's easier for us to get things off our chest this way. very different from going to a police station you. know where you come out and this is a tactic the police are following more and more on the kenyan coast and approaching the community and listening to people. officer guma is an exceptional police woman she's always on duty even when making breakfast for her 3 children in spite of all the difficulties she faces giving up is not an option for her. you can't go back to those sold you not be able to eat it it will be tasteless but sold because you could go much you cannot. live in. me so it's quite get me a woman is sold quite get me the car and the absol

. >>> se uniÓ la congresista verÓnica escobar. ella y el grupo de manifestantes se les impidiÓ el ingreso a la reuniÓn. >>> es increÍble, me dijeron a mÍ que no podia entrar. no estÁn dejando a las madres que quieren estos cambios, las madres que estÁn involucradas en este activismo entrar. es increÍble. lo que me dicen, es no quieren las voces de las madres que quieren los cambios. >>> tras el tiroteo mortal en wal-mart en el paso. la ciudad fronteriza poco a poco se estÁ recuperando. un partido fÚtbol escolar para el 6 de septiembre entre la preparatoria paceÑa y la escuela de esta ciudad cierra por seguridad. el pistolero que maÓo a 22 personas accediÓ a esta escuela. la de escisiÓn fue desechada debido a los mil de comentarios en contra de la decisiÓn. >>> lo que ha pasado en el paso, queremos enseÑar que estamos juntos. >>> 2 canales de televisiÓn locales van a transmitir el partido 0, para que miles de residentes puedan disfrutarlo. >>> desesperada una madre en honduras tras saber que a sus hijos, que son ciu

and former public radio host veronica rick earth offers her thoughts on how women can reclaim their voice. check your cable guide or visit booktv.org for a complete schedule of all the programs airing this weekend. >> booktv recently went to capitol hill to ask representative john garamendi of california what was on his reading list. >> a lot of things. first of all, there's a lot of papers i have to read, various reports. some classified, others, ongoing work asha

at least 48 democratic lawmakers including el paso congresswoman veronica escobar are urgining house speaker nancy pelosi and senate majity leader mitch mcconnell to call congress back from recess to pass pending legislation addressing the threat of white supremacy. in a letter, they write -- "we must come together across party lines, as swiftly as possible, to condemn any political leader, movement, or media figure who echoes the beliefs these terrorists have repeatedly expressed, including that immigrants are 'invading' the united states or set on 'replacing' any of our citizens. this ideology is utterly contrary to america's founding creed that all men and women are created equal." meanwhile, kentucky residents have been gathering outside mitch mcconnell's louisville home and office to protest against his inaction. protests also took place outside the white house tuesday, as activists and civil rights groups gathered to call for tion against wte supremacy and gun violence. leers from the naacp, planned parenthood, voto latino, brady, the lawyers' committee for civil rights, and ma

el paso's representative in congress, veronica escobar, outright declined an invitation to join the president on this visit. >> the words that have dehumanized us are still hanging over us. >> reporter: you need to hear this president apologize -- >> yes. >> reporter: for the things he's said? >> and to acknowledge that they were wrong and to take them back. >> reporter: if he doesn't? >> as far as i'm concerned, he should not be here until he does that. >> escobar says she refuses to be what she calls an accessory to trump's visit. >>> on the dayton attack, new information and exclusive new video this morning. cnn has obtained security camera footage from a bar where the gunman spent more than an hour before the attack began. as you can see, 24-year-old connor betts, he blends right in, dressed in a t-shirt, shorts, and sneakers. the tactical vest and mask that he wears later nowhere to be seen here. he walks into blind bob's bar. he's carded, gets a wristband, and waits for his sister and a friend identified as charles beard. he speaks with staff and leaves. his sister and beard remain anot

de la víctima sólo busca desesperado al público para que ayuden y pase factura >>> a casi 3 semanas, verónica hernández de 45 años su madre con 6 hijos están hundidos en el dolor y en la desesperación que horrible saber que 1 persona me arrebató a mi hija el 4 de agosto el 900 de la noche, captaron cuando la víctima fue atropellada por 1 vehículo, tras el impacto hernández salió de parada y terminó 40 pies encuadra 700 al oeste del boulevard >>> no tienen conciencia yo quiero justicia >>> busca reciclables en 1 contenedor en 1 complejo cuando fue impactada por el conductor que intentaba pasar otro vehículo >>> estaba embarazada >>> en santo 1 de las hijas dijo que hace 14 años perdieron a sus padres y nunca capturar y ni la historia porque dice que se vuelve a repetir >>> ofrece 1 recompensa de 52 $ por la captura del conductor que >>> esta cámara de vigilancia muestra el conductor huyendo en dirección este, las autoridades dijo que nos iba velocidad pero vive en el área >>> en los Ángeles, no te molestes desde mundo 48 >>> 1 madre, migrante murió ahogada y busca su hijo de 3

. >>> allen and veronica will see you at 5:00. have a great day, everyone. >> hope: stop it! >> thomas: let's go back inside. let's go back inside, sit down so i can explain everything. i need you to know how sorry i am. >> hope: stop, thomas. let me go! >> thomas: hope, please -- >> brooke: get away from my daughter! >> thomas: brooke, brooke, i'm sorry. look, i just meant to make her understand -- >> brooke: get away from us! >> hope: thomas! >> ridge: thomas! call 911. ♪ >> bill: great meeting, gentlemen. remind me to give you both

veronica called her best friend, jennifer. >> i panicked. this is something that happens to other people, not to you. i >> but it had happened. silverthorne police check local hospitals, her friends scoured the neighborhood. >> it seemed unbelievable that stephanie would not check in. >> a day became two, then three, and some private secrets were about to become very public, indeed. >>> so, where was stephanie? police had a lot of questions ha for her husband, dale. they also wanted to talk to that other man in her life, her t boyfriend, ron. >> i just want to ask, straight up again -- not accusing you -- do you know where stephanie is right now?t with this one little nexgard chew comes the confidence, you're doing what's right, to protect your dog from fleas and ticks for a full month. it's the #1 vet recommended protection. and it's safe for puppies. nexgard. what one little chew can do. so you have ten years experience... i do. but no phd? i do have a masters in early childhood development. you don't mind if i record this, do you? uhh, no

. >> and i am veronica de la cruz. we are in nevada to explain what went wrong. >> reporter: according to pg&e, the power outage started right here at a substation in nevada. this was not a planned outage. many saw this as a practice run for when pg&e shut off power for fire safety. >> i was suffering for two and half hours. we were wondering if pg&e cut us off because there was a fire somewhere

. >> and i am veronica de la cruz. we are in nevada to explain what went wrong. >> reporter: according to pg&e, the power outage started right here at a substation in nevada. this was not a planned outage. many saw this as a practice run for when pg&e shut off power for fire safety. >> i was suffering for two and half hours. wonder pg&e t us off because there was a fire somewhere. >> reporter: this was a thought that crossed many people's minds last night. this effected 61,000 customers. pg&e has two crews working on projects, and they did not take the proper steps. >> that protective measures failed, so the power went out and caused an outage. >> reporter: so is more of a human error? >> yes, it was internal with pg&e. we really appreciate everybody's patients. >> reporter: the outage affected the sheriff's department. typically you get 12 calls at this time. what was the case last night? >> they fielded 68 911 calls. >> reporter: they answered each and every call during the outage. many of them were for alarms going

. >> reporter: veronica, about 10 million people could be in dorian's path. right now the latest track is still unclear. some models have it making it to florida, others that have it starting the coast. otherwise, forecasters are warning people tonight that nobody's out of danger. >> reporter: the race for essentials kicked in high gear friday along florida's atlantic coast. >> i'm getting my plywood, my shutters, my fuel, food, water, everything. >> reporter: shoppers took advantage of hurricane dorian's slow approach to stock up on items such as flashlights, batteries and water. >> it is getting closer today. this allows us to be here today. >> reporter: of many gas stations, drivers are waiting in long lines to fill up their tanks. >> a little bit more patience and tolerance. >> reporter: hurricane dorian is expected to hit florida's east coast as a category 4 hurricane. with 100 and 40 mile-per-hour winds. >> it is not looking good. could be very devastating. >> reporter: workers along the cocoa beach boarded up to hunker down. >> to make sure that your t

verÓnica recogió su pequeÑa luego de clases, venÍa roja por las altas temperaturas. >> estÁ bien caliente, vamos a caminar a la casa, no quiero porque va a estar muy caliente. miguel: o los padres trajeron a sus pequeÑos con agua en mano y sin abrigo. >> que tomen mucha agua, que se siente en la sombra o jueguen. reportero: el director les advirtiÓ a todos los guardianes que trajeran los niÑos listos para el calor, a todos les enviÓ un correo. >> recomendamos tomar mucha agua, que nos hagan con su hetero chamarra para afuera. si es posible jugar en la sombra, pero a muchos les encanta el baloncesto y otros deportes. queremos que estÉn un poco tranquilos afuera. miguel: el distrito escolar san josÉ dijo que las salas estÁn capacitadas con aire acondicionado. aÚn asÍ, el director palacio dice que dejÓ salir a los niÑos al aire libre, porque >> ahora es muy difÍcil no dejar a los niÑos ir afuera porque hay pueden conectar con sus compaÑeros. estÁn muy emocionados. tenerlos adentro es muy difÍcil. miguel: los que no corrieron con su acto de fueron los alumnos de gilroy. allÍ

. >> well, texas democratic congresswoman veronica escobar is joining me right now. first of all, i want to ask you how you and your district are doing. you spent a lot of time with the community these last two weeks. >> thank you for having me, andrea. the community is incredible. just full of love and kindness and generosity but we are still a community in pain. trying to make sense of what is a very senseless act. trying to understand how we can best create change so that no other community has to go through what we have endured. >> now, you wrote an op-ed in today's "new york times" and said including this quote, this moment in american history must be our turning point on hate, on racism, on guns and violence. this must mean something us to. our values must be worth fighting for or else what do we have left? how do you feel ago the signals in the white house that the president is softening on the background checks? >> andrea, it was no surprise to me. he's done this before where he's talked tough on something that is important to the american people. something a

. >> on saturday, congresswoman veronica escobar was holding a town hall when she was interrupted with news of the shooting a few myles away in the strict she represents. she joins us now congresswoman, thank you so much for pausing and taking some time with us. could you describe to me you were holding a town hall what did you hear and do from there >> we were holding a town hall meeting and gotten to the question answer session. it was a great conversation. lots of el pasoians. and my staff approached me while i was taking questions and i knew something was wrong immediately because that was very unusual that's when we were told or i was told that there was an active shooter in the ciello vista mall and that we needed to send everybody home, make sure everybody gets to their vehicles calmly because law enforcement, who was there to protect everyone participating in th town hall was needed and so we went back to my office downtown and tried to gather as much news and as the day unfolded, the news just kept getting more horrific and remo horrific. >> it's a diverse district and town as