of the state to el paso. he was not from el paso. but the heartbreaking confusion quickly turned into rage when we learned that the shooter was a white supremacist, his crime could only be one described as domestic terrorism. the day after the shooting, i visited el paso and met with several of the victims, as well as the law enforcement officers responding to the tragedy. members of the community created a memorial to honor those who lost their lives and on that first day, it was relatively small, about four feet wide the by the time i returned to el paso with president trump and the first lady three days later, this four feet wide memorial had grown to hundreds of feet wide. the outpouring by the community was overwhelming. in the face of tragedy and unthinkable grief, the strength and support of the entire community from that memorial to the long line of folks waiting to donate blood, to the donations to help the victims was truly remarkable. but as i also indicated at the beginning of my remarks, less tha

paso and dayton and odessa we have had to set shooting since we've been in session in odessa and el paso and i confess these are terrible tragedies that cause us to first ask the question why and then cause us to ask the question what. what can and what should we do to try to stop incidents like these in the future i will remind the democratic leader we actually have a great template for bipartisan support for gun safety legislation which is a bill be sent to the president last year being the criminal background check the fbi operates and if you are convicted of a felony or dishonorably discharged from the military or subject to a protective order or as a result of a mental health crisis, all of these under existing law prohibit you from purchasing or possessing a firearm. but the background checkbu system doesn't work it doesn't account for much. i'm proud of the fact we came together on a bipartisan basis with this legislation by overwhelming margins. so anybody suggesting we simply haven't done anything or v has a faulty memory is very minimal but i would also add onwe have legis

one in el paso and one in odessa. and i will confess these are terrible tragedies that force us to first ask the question why and then cause us to ask the question what? what can and what should we do to try to stop incidents like these in the future? i'll remind the democratic leader, we actually have a great template for bipartisan support for gun safety legislation. which is a bill we sent to the president last year called fix nics. if you were convicted of a felony or dishonorably discharged from the military or subject to a protective order or you've been committed as a result of a mejs health crisis, all of these under existing law prohibit you from purchasing or possessing a firearm. but if the background check system doesn't work, it doesn't really count for much. and i'm proud of the fact that we came together on a bipartisan basis and passed this legislation by overwhelming margins. and so anybody suggesting we simply haven't done anything has a faulty memory. at the very minimum. i would also add we passed

you had a shooter that drove ten hours to el paso. knowing that he was going to go into a walmart that had 2,000 to 3,000 people there in the state of texas. it has concealed carry. it has open carry. it allows campus carry. it has one of the highest rates of gun ownership in the united states and people who are carrying with them. he knew he was going into a situation where many, many people were armed and ready, and that didn't stop him. it didn't make a single difference. >> julian castro speaking there with my colleague, anna cabrera. you're watching "cnn newsroom" live. the mass shooting that took place in west texas between midland and odessa, investigators there are on the scene trying to piece it together. >>> and hurricane dorian churning in the atlantic, getting closer and closer. where will it go? the next hour of newsroom right around the break. stay with us. the next hour of newsroom right moving is hard. no kidding. but moving your internet and tv? that's easy. easy?! easy? easy. because now xfinity lets you transfer you

the president also honored five citizens from el paso, texas who acted to save lives during a mass shooting at a walmart. >> ladies and gentlemen, the recipients of the medal of valor and heroic commendations. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [♪] >> ladies and dental men, the president of united states a company by the attorney general. ♪ >> good morning everybody and thank you for joining us today. presidentke to thank trump for the ceremony. let me saves an honor to serve under president who is so strongly a supporter of law enforcement and has the back of police officers and first responders. thank you mr. president. [applause] we have come together to recognize the extraordinary actions of fellow citizens. the president has chosen to honor fellow citizens from texas who displayed an extraordinary degree of care for their fellow person, putting their fellow their own lives at risk. we also honor six police officers of ohio who put themselves between a gunman and a crowd of innocent civilians. for the people out in dayton that night, these officers were the thin blue line b

since february, gilroy, virginia beach, dayton, el paso odessa , and midland. just since what's going to february. happen next week or the week after if we could just pass a simple vote where nine out of 10 americans agree on that? i don't know anything else that 9 out of 10 americans agree on besides h.r. 8. i'm here on behalf of the citizens of dayton who called us that night to do something. this is something that can be done, can be fast, and will save lives. i am so grateful to be here, and i hope to get back to dayton soon. thank you. senator schumer: senator brown. senator brown: you give a lot of coverage to a great midwestern mayor recently from indiana, and you should be paying attention , not to tell the media how to do its job. thank you. madam speaker, it's good to be with all my colleagues, mike, debbie, and congressman escobar. on sunday morning in early august, connie and i woke up in cleveland and checked our phones and saw what had happened in dayton. whalley may awa best mayor whaley immediately. and she said she heard from the early, your wo

i will also honor five americans from el paso, texas, with certificates of commendation. the lives these intrepid souls. would you all please join me in expressing our deepest gratitude and highest admiration to these unbelievably exceptional americans. thank you. [ applause ] [ applause ] we're also joined by senator john cornyn and several members of my cabinet. i want to thank you all for being here. john, thank you very much. most importantly, to the families of our heroes, you understand better than anyone the difference your loved ones have made in the lives of so many americans. we treasure you and we really do thank you from the bottom of our hearts. again, thank you very much. great job. one month ago america witnessed horror beyond belief. on saturday, august 3rd at a walmart in el paso, texas, the soulless and bigoted monster killed 22 innocent people and wounded 27 others. happened very quickly. it was a racist attack motivated by pure evil, hatred. the next day in dayton, ohio, a vile and wicked murderer stole nine lives and injured 34 others. our nation is s

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the brave actions of today's honorees from dayton and el paso should awaken in all of us a new dedication to service and selflessness on behalf of our communities. god bless our heroes, their families, and thank you mr. pres. for the opportunity to express our appreciation today. [ applause ] >> i want to thank the atty. gen. for not only just today, doing an incredible job. thanks so much bill, i appreciate it. i wanted to welcome you to the white house as we recognize 11 extraordinary heroes. these patriots responded to the worst violence and most barbaric hatred with the best of american courage character and strength. face with grave and harrowing threats the men and women standing behind us step forward to save the lives of fellow americans. few people could have done and what have done what they did. in a few moments i will award six police officers from dayton ohio with our nation's highest public safety award, the metal of valor. i will also honor five americans from el paso texas with certificates of commendations recognizing civilians who displayed tremendous bravery. the light

i was born and raised in el paso, texas. it is a magical place. it forms the largest binational community in the western hemisphere. 3 million of us connected, not separated by the border. forming something far greater and more powerful than the sum of our parts or the number of people involved. el paso, texas, is one of if not the safest cities in the united states, not despite that because it is a community of immigrants and refugees and their sons and daughters who make us great by their very presence. [cheers and applause] mr. o'rourke: on august 3 of this year, we learned that no matter how safe or special we are, we are connected to the rest of this country. martin luther king remind us we are all caught, tied in a single garment of destiny. this is a violent country that loses more than 40,000 of our fellow americans every year to gun violence. this is a country that has been defined by foundational, systemic racism. since the very founding of this country, august 20, 1619, the first time a kidnapped african was brought here against his wil

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shootings mass laimed 51 lives in el paso, fl on and odessa to say nothing by those on a daily basis. enough is enough. congress is returning to session the first orders of business in the senate should be to pass -- the house passed bipartisan background collection act. hr -- 8. it makethe quickest way a law that will save american ives in terms of what is both effective and can pass. intersection of what is effective and what can pass. perspective, we must close the loophole in or make ound check system to other gun safety laws effective. -- i was the of the brady law. away didn't know about online show off ows were to antique gaps and these loopholes 40% of gun sales and those who want to get around a felons or check spousal abusers go on line or go gun shows. you can pass a strong red flag largely t is ineffective if loopholes exist because you would be reds and you can go on line and get gun. -- checks are the base. is paramount to pass the house bill as part of with fille because it up the most egregious loop allow criminals, -- becausersers to to get gunsment two people in make

the president also honored five citizens from el paso, texas, who acted to save lives during a mass shooting at a wal-mart. >> ladies and gentlemen, the recipients of the medal of valor and heroic commendations. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, accompanied by the attorney general. ♪. president trump -- mr. barr: good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us today. i'd like to thank president trump for hosting this ceremony. let me say it's an honor to serve under a president who is so strongly a supporter of law enforcement and has the back of police officers and first responders. thank you, mr. president. [applause] attorney general barr: we have come together to recognize the sfroord actions of 11 fellow citizens. the president has chosen to honor five civilians from texas who displayed an extraordinary degree of care for their fellow man. putting their own lives at risk. we also honor six police officers from ohio who put themselves between a gunman and a crowd of innocent civilians. for the people out in dayton that night, these officers were the thin bl

since february, gillry, vay beach, dayton, el paso, odessa and midland, just in february. what's going to happen next week or the week after if we could just pass a simple vote where nine out of 10 americans agree on it. i don't know anything else that nine out of 10 americans agree on besides h.r. 8. i'm here on behalf of the citizens of dayton who called us that night to do something. this is something that can be done and fast and will save lives. i hope to get back to dayton soon. enator schumer: senator brown. senator brown: you give a lot of coverage to a great midwestern mayor from indiana and you should be paying this and not telling the media how to do its job. madam speaker, it's good to be with my colleagues, mike and debbie and misescobar. on sunday morning in early august, connie and i woke up in cleveland and checked our phones and saw wad happened in dayton. i called the mayor and she said she heard from literally, your words, several dozen mayoral colleagues many of them had shootings, many of them were giving instructions and ideas and thoughts about what

que por el paso de hes. dorian, en las bahamas. se viven casi 70,000 personas en este archipiÉlago, desesperadas y llena de incertidumbre. las autoridades reportan 43 muertos. el olor a muerte, los testimonios de la muerte y la lista de cientos de desaparecidos indican que lo peor estÁ por conocerse. vamos en vivo hasta nassau. viajamos en una misiÓn de rescate a las islas Ábaco. pudimos ver la total devastaciÓn. al caos, las personas quieren salir como sea. hay hambre y mucha incertidumbre. una verdadera crisis humanitaria. es una masiva destrucciÓn. este hombre dice que lloviÓ tanto, que lo perdiÓ todo. parece como si alguien hubiera soltado una bomba. asÍ quedaron las islas Ábaco. aquÍ hay decenas de aeronaves, estÁn esperando a cientos de personas que estÁn debajo de casas de campaÑa, esperando con la ilusiÓn de ser rescatados. observÉ que los sabores quedaron completamente destruidos, en la parte noroeste de las islas Ábaco. quiero mostrarles las cajas de ayuda que han venido llegando desde los estados unidos

i was born and raised in el paso, texas. amy and i are raising ulysses and molly and henry there as well. it's a magical place. connected with sudan war is, it forms the largest binational community in the western hemisphere, 3 million of us connected, not separated at the border and the rio grande river forming something far greater and more powerful than the sum of our parts or the number of people involved. el paso, texas, in fact, is one of if not the safest city in the united states of america. not despite but because it's a city of immigrants and asylum seekers and refugees and their sons and daughters who make as a great by their very presence. [cheers and applause] but on august 3 of this year we learned that no matter how safe or how special we are, we are connected to the rest of this country. martin luther king reminds us that we are all caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. this is a violent country that loses more than 40,000 of our fellow americans every year to gun

think about what happened in el paso three weeks ago for instance. you had a shooter who drove ten hours to el paso knowing that he would go into a walmart with 2 to 3,000 people there, and in a state that has open carry and open campus carry and one of the highest rates of gun ownership in the united states, and the people carrying with him, and he knew that he was going into the situation where many, many people were arm and ready and that didn't stop him. that didn't make a single difference. >> and with that, we are going to leave it this hour and come back at the top of the hour. you are watching "cnn newsroom." i'm john vause, and we have two new breaking stories. you are watching cnn. tough tot smoking cold turkey. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have ni

how many more lives have to be taken in my state days after el paso? when we got the notice that someone who had failed a background check and who purchased a gun through a loophole that could have been closed with hr-8 that people, and there was more blood on the streets in texas. more blood on the hands of those who choose not to take action. we have to do something, and the american people are demanding that of us, and we deserve to take that action. you know, i have heard people tell me that while hr-8 could have prevented odessa, and would not have prevented el paso. hr-8 is the beginning of what americans want from their congress. it is the beginning of what they want from their government, and perhaps that is why mr. mcconnell is so afraid. because it is the beginning of what the american people want over the long term. they want change. they want a country that is safe. they want communities where they can walk without fear of assault weapons or people who should not have access to guns. we are going to be unrelenting, and we are not going to s

and i want to thank my colleagues senators brown and stabenow and representative escobar from el paso, texas and representative thompson, for which shares a gun violence convention task force. we are here today for one simple reason, too many americans are losing their lives to gun violence. too many families are just weeping because they have lost loved ones. i was at the airport today. a gentleman came over to me and i didn't know who he was. he said, thank you for what you are doing. i lost my nephew to gun violence last year. americans are suffering from the abundance of gun violence in america. last month, mass shootings claimed 51 lives in el paso, dayton and odessa, to say nothing of the hundreds of lives lost my daily gun violence throughout america had enough is enough. congress is returning to session. our first order of business in the senate should be to pass the house-passed legislation background checks act, h.r. 8. the legislation is the quickest way to make a law that will save american lives in terms of what is effective, and can pass, it is at the acme of that. it is

i would like to start with el paso. as many of you know, a lone gunman killed 22 people that border in community and he posted a racist shooting.prior to the it declared that the attack was in response to "the hispanic of texas." president trump has also used acist language about immigrants, about lawmakers of color, and has frequently used "invasion." when describing what's going on border.outhern how has the targeting of latinos el paso impacted your community at all? question that el paso has been ground zero for a of the cruel and inhumane policies of the administration border. bviously, my sister, who is with me, was elected to two ess, being the first latinos, elected to congress from texas. e're close friends, and i have seen her go through a lot this year. border issues, the separation of the families, and it just seems that with this it just never stops. single day.e every nd when you find out that this man drives six hours to go unting for mexicans, i mean, just think about that. actually go would and target t

o'rourke is from el paso which just went through a mass shooting that left 22 dead,en a attack against hispanics. he himself is fund raising off his rallying cry selling t-shirts with his quote hell, yes, we'll take your ar-15. let's turn now to jeremy diamond. after the multiple mass shootings nationwide recently, what is the status of gun reform talks, has the president given any indication what he would actually support? >> well, over the past six weeks since that pair of mass shootings that happened in el paso and dayton, ohio, we've heard the president express varying degrees of red flag laws or back ground checks. but now we are no closer to knowing what the president would support. and that is despite the fact that white house officials and

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i know they had the one in el paso. i just never thought it would happen here. i mean, it's a pretty calm town. there's a lot of people and all. but it just seems very unreal. >> yeah, very unreal indeed. what really struck me is how quickly you reacted to what was happening right there in front of you. i want to play just the first few seconds of your video which we have. listen to this. >> there's a shooting going on in odessa, texas. [ gunshots ] they're shooting right there. he hit the barrier! the cop just hit the barrier. get down, get down, get down. >> there seems to be no doubt, no hesitation. you just jump into action. can you explain where did that clarity of thought come from? >> from there it was just all adrenaline, just my brain wasn't really thinking. it was just saying get it on camera because people need to see what is happening. plus i'd like to hand this footage over to the police, maybe it would help in their investigati investigation. >> we look at the video it appears there's quite? distance between you and the police and the gunman but of

it was one of the topics raised during a discussion in el paso. i do want to point out -- i was going to say i do want to point out, however, of the shootings have not involved ars. it's important that the shooting that took place at the high school did not. they involved a shotgun and a handgun. the largest was at luby's in central texas and involved only handguns. let me just answer your question. we're going to look at every issue. there's no issue we will not look at. and we're going to be looking at legislators to find out what the best solutions are for texas. [ indiscernible ] >> the people we also talked to are law enforcement officers. [ indiscernible ] >> do you believe that it's each one or are they all going to be taped off during the investigation? [ indiscernible ] >> all scenes are being processed. again, well over 15 scenes. it takes time to process that many scenes. >> and when someone has an ar in their car like that, is that of concern? does that mean -- [ indiscernible ] >> you know, there's no way of knowing without talking to

i would like to start with el paso. as many of you know, a lone gunman killed 22 people that border in community and he posted a racist shooting.prior to the it declared that the attack was in response to "the hispanic of texas." president trump has also used acist language about immigrants, about lawmakers of color, and has frequently used "invasion." when describing what's going on border.outhern how has the targeting of latinos el paso impacted your community at all? question that el paso has been ground zero for a of the cruel and inhumane policies of the administration border. bviously, my sister, who is with me, was elected to two ess, being the first latinos, elected to congress from texas. e're close friends, and i have seen her go through a lot this year. border issues, the separation of the families, and it just seems that with this it just never stops. single day.e every nd when you find out that this man drives six hours to go unting for mexicans, i mean, just think about that. actually go would and target t

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vamos a el paso, texas. un grupo de personas caminaron hacia el monte cristo rey inspirados y buscando honrar a las memorias de las vÍctimas mortales del tiroteo walmart. nuestra colega estuvo en el lugar de los hechos y nos tiene el reporte. >>motivados por la fe pero sobre todo por el amor que siente por su comunidad, alrededor de 25 personas hicieron cita esta maÑana en la montaÑa del cristo rey para subir 22 cruces con los nombres de las vÍctimas fatales el pasado 22 de agosto >>yo querÍa hacer algo para recordar a estas personas y darles respeto que merecen. y puntos reportera: viajÓ a el paso para honrar la memoria de las 22 vÍctimas. >>el sentimiento fue inmediato. yo querÍa volar y hacer algo. reportera: entre los asistentes fueron los familiares de la vÍctima mÁs joven de tiroteo. se dijo agradecida por el noble gesto. >>se los agradezco de todo corazÓn. en el paso estamos unidos y no nos van a destruir. reportera: este mensaje de unidad y de fe ha motivado a decenas de personas a subir a

el autor de la masacre de el paso. por razones de seguridad un equipo de la escuela suspendiÓ un partido con su similar en el paso. finalmente los cowboys de dallas ofrecieron su estadio para efectuar este juego. mÁs que un encuentro deportivo fue una emotiva muestra de unidad y solidaridad. pamela: el siguiente video esta viral en las redes sociales y no es para menos porque mostrar la increÍble jugada que hizo un turista mientras viajaba en una montaÑa rusa en espaÑa. mira cÓmo atrapa un telÉfono en el aire como si fuera un pelotero de grandes ligas. lo asombroso es que el aparato se movÍa a unas 80 millas por hora. hay seca terna de paseo le volver desde el celular a su dueÑo que le dio un gran abrazo porque simplemente no podrÍa creerlo. carolina: pensÉ que el teléfono era de Él y a la hora de tomarse la fotografÍa con evento habÍa escapado. pero asegura que no encanta todo tipo deaventura, es nuestra marÍa antonieta collins. marÍa: me encanta, pero pueden hacer ustedes unasdialoguista de crÓnicas

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there was this huge push after el paso and dayton. do you worry that certain members of the republican caucus are going to go soft on this, and potentially the president's going to sign it? >> not at all. i think the republicans and especially the president, the president has monitored this situation very well. whether it's homeland security, whether it's keeping our borders safe, whether it's dealing with the horrors of this potential storm, president trump is very bright, he's astute, he is hands-on, and and he's leading this country in a meaningful way. he understands the second amendment, he understands how important it is to my constituents in east tennessee and all across this nation. leland: he said he's open and supports more background checks, and from what i hear from you, it seems as though you're against that. >> well, i'd have to actually see what is being proposed, but there's a slippery slope here -- leland: let me ask the question a different way, is there any additional gun control measures -- background checks, red f

attorney in el paso. it doesn't matter that we can't file a domestic terrorism charge in order to seek the death penalty. it might matter further reasons. >> going back to previous cases of mass violence in the united states, there has been talk after almost everyone about what needs to be done, but not much has happened because of that. lisa, you wrote that regarding domestic terrorism, it's time to turn from talk to action and confront this threat. what specifically do you have in mind? what should be done to fill the gaps that bobby mentioned or addressed other elements of domestic terrorism? lisa: thank you for mentioning piece.ace -- that that piece that we wrote was really about calling on all of us, political leaders, citizens, to put aside political and part aside the partisanship and do our duty as we how we put it to focus on the most urgent threat we have as a nation, domestic terrorism, gun violence, mass violence, russian attacks on our democracy -- all of those things that we need more bipar

paso de las horas son mÁs impactantes porque desde el aire las islas se ven tapizadas por escombros y la solidaridad entre habitantes es crucial para el rescate y asÍ lo estÁn demostrando. >>> la dimensiÓn de los daÑos en las islas Ábaco y gran bahamas es evidente. lo que era una carretera, un parque, un muelle, hoy es difÍcil de distinguir. el ciclÓn dejo muertos y heridos. miles de familias perdieron sus casas y las epie, son inhabitab. >>> los armes caÍdos, autsdz volcados, los botes que terminaron en zonas residenciales, y son problema para la tarea de rescate. >>> y apunto que la corriente se las llevara, esta familia pudo ser rescatada. lanchas y motos acuÁtico los mismos habitantes las islas mÁs afectadas salieron a buscar personas que quedaron atrapadas en sus casas y vehÍculos. >>> el aeropuerto internacional en gran bahamas una ciudad que se vive del turismo quedÓ bajo el agua, el mismo panorama para los hoteles, hospitales, y escuelas en la regiÓn. >>> entre las dos islas mÁs afectadas hay unos 70 mil habitantes muchos hoy regresan para ver lo que quedÓ de

. >> think about the courage, the incredible courage of the people who were in dayton and in el paso, and in odessa, midland. the moms who literally shielded her baby from death as she perished herself to gunshot wounds, but she kept that baby alive. or how about the grandpa who died shielding his wife and granddaughter. or the off duty soldier who carried children away to safety. all that happened in that store. as we approach the anniversary of 9/11, i think also about the first responders in all of these mass shootings, the ones in dayton, ohio who got there in one minute, one minute, but still we lost nine people in 30 seconds. but they were there in one minute and saved so many lives. that is courage. that is the courage of ordinary people doing extraordinary things and i believe in this place of extraordinary power that their courage must be matched. the courage must be matched to that mom, to that grandpa, to that soldier, to those first responders. these are ordinary citizens that stepped up and save lives. it is the least that we can do to match their courage. the american pe

y con el paso de las horas aparecen mÁs imagenes y tambiÉn historias que mostrÉ la dimensiÓn de este huracÁn en las bahamas hasta el momento las autoridades han confirmado por la cifra de fallecido adentro y podrÍa seguir aumentando como les decÍamos medida a que vaya pasando nuestra cobertura continÚa la mÁs reciente, delante ivetdelan a delandel adelante. >>> salvar vidas nuestra misiÓn principal de las autoridades. >>> nuestra prioridad ahora es la bÚsqueda y la recuperaciÓn. por primera vez desde el paso del huracÁn dorian los equipos de rescate pudieron salir a buscar a sobrevivientes . llenos de Árboles caÍdos y autos volcados dificultan su labor. la tarea para encontrar a personas atrapadas es difÍcil pero no imposible. han recibido ayuda llegaron muy temprano hoy al aeropuerto un grupo de 50 vÍctimas de herid heridas que s encontraban cerca del Área. >>> estamos ayudando a las personas para que se dirija a los lugares indicados. >>> la cuÑada de sandra fue uno de sus personas la mujer estÁ recibiendo atenciÓn mÉdica. >>> (habla en inglÉs( >>> Él estuvo atr

think about the courage, the incredible courage of the people who were in dayton and in el paso and in ow odessa-midland. the mom who literally shielded her baby from death as she perished herself to gunshot wounds but she kept that baby alive. or how about the grandpa who died shielding his wife and granddaughter or the off-duty soldier who carried children away to safety. all that happened in that store. as we approach the anniversary of 9/11, i think also about the first responders and all of these mass shootings. the ones in dayton, ohio, who got there in one minute, one minute but still we lost nine people in 30 seconds. but they were there in one minute and saved so many lives. that is courage. that is the courage of ordinary people doing extraordinary things. and i believe in this place of extraordinary power that their courage must be matched. the courage must be matched to that mom, to that grandpa, to that soldier, to those first responders. these are ordinary citizens that stepped up and saved lives. it is the least that we can do to match their courage. the american people

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en el paso, pero cuales son los pasos a seguir, a dÓnde nos vemos como comunidad hacia el futuro? >> tenemos que pensar que la comunidad latina, seguimos adelante, no le hace que venga un tipo a venir a balearnos, no vamos a darnos por vencidos y vamos a seguir soÑando aquÍ en estados unidos. >> (aplausos) bueno ahÍ lo tienen una maravillosa historia de una paramÉdico que al igual que estos hÉroes que nos acompaÑan hoy han puesto mucho de su empeÑo de su labor de su trabajo en pro de la comunidad asÍ es que muchachos para nosotros es un honor estar compartiendo con ustedes, muchas gracias porque hacen lo que hacen los hÉroes no necesariamente llevan capa y esto es un gran ejemplo de ello queremos dar las gracias a daniel, y yo quiero darles a ustedes un aplauso bastante fuerte por esa labor, por ese empeÑo en nombre de mi casa telemundo, en nombre de "un nuevo dÍa" en ni nombre personal y en nombre de todas las personas a los cuales llegan dÍa a dÍa, su comunidad muchas gracias voy a pasar con ustedes chicos a los estudios y yo muy contento de poder compartir con uste

we saw it in el paso. we saw it in dayton. and what we saw was ordinary people doing extraordinary things. the courage that we need to see in the u.s. senate when it comes to passing gun safety laws and election protection laws has to match the courage of the ordinary people in this country. you know where those bills are right now? does anyone know? they are on mitch mcconnell's doorstep. >> yesterday, the dnc announced that the fourth democratic presidential debate will take place on october 15th in a yet to be announced site in the state of ohio. the deadline to qualify for that debate is midnight on october 1st. the ten candidates who already qualified for the september debate in less than two weeks automatically qualify for the october event. after such a rash of mass shootings, will the issue of guns come front and center in the debate? and, perhaps, for the rest of the 2020 campaign? back with me, david brock, chairman of the american bridge 21st century, a democratic political organization. and noelle nikpour, a republ

paso walmart a terrorist confessed that he came to el paso to quote target mexicans and immigrants i went to what one of the sources of his ideas were new york democrat jerry nadler says the president anti immigrant rhetoric has turned into anti immigrany policies which the safety of immigrant communities. >>and those who are perceived as immigrants and even greater risk. >>notably absent from friday's hearing were republicans. the hearing was not an official committee event nor was attendance mandatory and i have great respect for my republican colleagues but i wish they had come texas democrat sheila jackson lee says her republican colleagues were invited to the hearing but declined it is not a partisan issue that we're discussing here it is to protect american citizens. republicans will get a chance to make their voices heard next week when congress returns to the capital from its summer recess in washington, i'm anna warning keep. >>san jose police in an effort to end to to shun and human trafficking launched a new program that lets people report suspects who solicit sec's worker

a gunmen stormed the el paso world walmart wounding two dozen others. less than a monthat later a man went on a shooting. i visited each of the scripts and then to pay my respects i also think those officers at slave - - save lives but otherwise would have been lost except for their quick response and in those early days t we were working to get to the bottom of how the shootings happened. now we have a pretty good w idea about what happened and did not happen or should have happenede happened, it's time to work on solutions to prevent the the house but i f uld say to them there is simply no evidence that if the house bill i was wrong it would have been prevented by any of these recent acts of violence is this about makingut a ngatement quick says this about virtues quick says this about politics? trying to come up with solutions to the problem? we also know the president has repeatedly issued a veto threat and there are zero chance we will ever become law that is not what i call getting the job done. some of the folks who don't believe in the second am

what happened in el paso is not unique. jeffrey wright was killed along nearly 50 others in a mass shooting in a club. inspired by hate, a man opened fire at a study group. in pittsburgh, man killed 11 in the synagogue. we have the responsibility to keep guns away from devotion have them. the connection between hate crime convictions and subsequent additional violence is clear. researchers have found. , in the record from this report, researchers have found that individuals who commit hate crimes tend to escalate their conduct in order to ensure their message is received by target individual or community. researchers from northeastern university pressure his christ explained that his crimes are much to send a message. a black family moving into an all-white neighborhood is first warned, they don't heat their warning, new windows are broken, if they refuse to move out, their house may be firebombed or worth. there is a pattern of escalation demonstrated. which is why it is important to prevent the low who commit hate crimes

se habla de que era muy es trecho el paso para las literas y que el Único acceso para subir era una escalera. escuchan testimonios de personas que habÍan llegado al lugar para ayudar. uno de ellos dice que abre compuertas y que puede ver que las llamas llegaban del piso hacia el techo y no tuvo mÁs opciÓn que volver a cerrar la puerta del lugar. la llamada llega las 3:28 a.m. yy las autoridades tardan en llegar 15 minutos y a pesar de haber hecho hasta lo imposible fue demasiado tarde. vamos a ver la fotografÍa de la lÍder de buceo del barco. ella es biÓloga marina y parte de los desaparecidos. su hermano compartiÓ la foto mientras pide que oren por ella. ella es una copropietaria de una compaÑÍa de buceo que alquilÓ el barco y es una compaÑÍa que lleva 45 aÑos trabajando y en la que nunca habÍa reportado un accidente vinculado con este barco que estaba en circulaciÓn desde 1989 aylen: exactamente y sin duda es una gran tragedia porque nunca se habÍa registrado algo asÍ. surgen nuevos detalles sobre el atacante de texas recientemente reprobÓ una verificaciÓn de antecedente

3 millas en la zona militar ignorando las advertencias que prohÍben el paso. les confiscaron un celular, una computadora portÁtil y un dron. >>> los dos estÁn en el centro de detenciÓn del condado knight podrÍan tener 6 meses de cÁrcel y mil dÓlares de multa. otros apasionados de los extraterrestres quieren llegar a esta zona. >>> tras el paso del huracÁn dorian. funcionarios del archipiÉlagos analizaron los daÑos. >>> los daÑos por el fenÓmeno natural sean de unos 7.000 millones de dÓlares. >>> la fuerza de otras tormentas. >>> pasamos con gabriela con la informaciÓn. >>> algo que no quisieran ver en este panorama las lluvias que pudieran traer el potencial de... un sistema que tiene potencial de convertirse en ciclÓn tropical en las proximas 36 horas. es un Área de interÉs, tiene los ingredientes necesarios para el desarrollo de un ciclÓn y las zonas que se van a ver afectadas es el noroeste de las bahamas. hay avisos por tormentas tropicales se puede sentir la fuerza. continÚa lloviendo sobre mojado. vamos a ver lo que tenemos a nivel loca

we talked to the surgeons who treated the victims in el paso. many had been on the battlefields of iraq and afghanistan. they said these are wounds of war. let's not sell those anymore and let's bring them back off our streets. >> let's change topics to what we're going to see in 11 days, the next democratic debate. you're one of ten who made the debate stage. one of the key issues of course will be health care. senator sanders floated a plan this weekend that would cancel $81 billion in existing past due medical debt. is that something you could support? >> perhaps, yeah. there's no reason that you should go into bankruptcy or not be able to make that payment on a prescription medication that will save your life. the first order of business is to enroll everyone in medicare who is not insured today, they should be able to enroll in medicare. those who have employer sponsored insurance that works for them, members of unions who fought for a health care plan that they like for themselves and their families, they should be able to keep that as wel

paso entonces el miedo entre latinos es muy real, hablemos de un tema que causa muchas divisiones en este paÍs, las divisiones. vicepresidente joe biden, como candidato ustÉ apoyÓ un muro en la frontera que dijo que a diferencia de otros demÓcratas votÓ por 700 millas de una cerca y de un muro, y luego fue vicepresidente de un gobierno que deportÓ 3 millones de personas mÁs que cualquier otro gobierno de la historia de estados unidos, hizo usted algo para prevenir estas deportaciones? estÁ usted dispuestoa admitir que usted y el presidente barack obama cometieron un error, porque deben confiar usted los latinos? >> los latinos deben comparar este presidente con el que tuvimos es un ultraje, por otra parte en nosotros no separamos a la familias, no hacÍamos nada de eso en primer lugar es un presidente que ayudÓ con el programa daca pasÓ el tiempo diciendo que querÍa encontrar un camino para que los 11 millones de indocumentados de amÉrica siguieran adelante, me satisface y complace de haber sido parte de el gobierno de obama pero quiero hacer muchas cosas mÁs, quiero cer

i came to el paso. i saw some of your mastery in those who were alive and i victimed victims in both the hospitals who had the heinous shots and i saw the personal wounds of their spirits, but as well the physical wounds. so let me pose this for my good friends, i welcome the opposition testimony, that's what it is. i respect them because they're americans. i am adamantly against an assault weapon. i believe in a buyback, i have no shame in that. and i believe that we can do this as americans. i ask the natural rifle association to stand with america. let me give you this picture. sandy hook and the babies from six and seven years old were shot with an automatic weapon. babies, first graders, i'm sorry to ask you this, what kind of wound would a child's body receive from an ar-15, or an automatic weapon? you is a you adults, i'm not sure if you saw a child. i know a-- someone was wounded, but tell me about the size of the body, the mass of the body and that bullet going into a child. >> it's not somethi