before they were even reported missing, monday, lunchtime. this is a peace-loving family, and running a small business in the mersed area. the suspect is manuel jesus delgado. he was tried for robbery. he attempted suicide before he was taken into custody after a tip from his own family. you really want to wish we were in the wild west to take this guy out and string him up. but we have a judicial system. with goerg use the judicial system. he is now talking to investigators. right now he s the only definite suspect i fully believe that we will uncover and find out that there was more than just him involved. when we are able to release everything, should anger the hell out of you on how things went down. reporter: now, no motive has been revealed so far. but the sheriff says in cases like this, it is usually financial. it is usually greed. and worth noting one of the victims atm cards was used the day after we believe they were murdered. as for charges, we are to
before she s a representative she s an ambassador of christ wherever she goes. [speaking spanish] so is it that she won, or is it that the democrats allowed her to win? hey everyone. i m paula ramos. with the big election just weeks away. we have been exploring the shift among latina voters that went to . we re gonna go to south texas, a longtime democratic stronghold where just months ago, the republican voters and mexican immigrants flipped the seats during the election. now, she is running at the unexpected incumbent against the democratic center. for congresswoman flores, we find out how she won the race and how her victory movement behind that victory, man for the german a general election in november. so we are in the rio grande valley, steps away from the border. over 80% of the population here are latinos. and democrats have had control of the region for almost 100 years. but all of that is changing right now. in 2020, donald trump made significant and growt
forgotten. family. she is the latina woman who is saying enough is enough. that our values matter. the government does not know us. my pastor knows me. we are going to kick you out of our cities, kick you out of our states, and kick you out of the white house. before she is a representative, she is an ambassador of christ. she represents christ wherever she goes. [speaking spanish] so, is it that michael flores won, or is it that the democrats allowed her to win? hello everyone, i m paula ramos. with the big election just weeks away, we have been exploring a apparent shift among latino voters away from democrats and towards republicans. what is at the heart of that? we are going to talk about texas. a longtime democratic stronghold were just months ago, republican maya flores, a mexican immigrant, flipped a historically blue house seat during a special election. now, she is running as the unexpected incumbent against democratic congressman. we went to the rio gr
now, and president biden is expected to speak momentarily. andy, matt, while we wait and even just picked up on this. this quinnipiac poll was just 67% of america basically think america is in danger of collapse and split evenly each party says the same thing. i m asking you as someone who has worked in law enforcement from inside the institution itself, not as a political question here but as someone who s worked inside these institutions, what do you make of that? i think it s reflective of the great concern that people inside government, inside institutions, like the department of justice, like the fbi, like the cia, and other places across the intelligence community are similarly concerned about what they see. none in the same political way by that is reflected in this poll but rather in the attack that is taken place, folks on the institution of government, over the last five or six years. that is what scares them, that s what erodes the confidence and trust in the
top u.s. military leader talking finally again discussing the hour s long call of the state of the war. how ukrainian using official recognition technology on the battlefield and plus two russian journalists were able to defy the sensors, they were still alive to do it. we start with the preliminary hearing that could become a first in this war. a prosecution of an alleged russian war criminal even as the war goes on around it. melissa bell has the story. she warns you some of the images you are seeing are graphic. reporter: ukraine opens its first war crime trial. the 21-year-old vadim shishimarin accused of shooting an unarmed man. they include the massacre of 300 unarmed civilians in bucha and the killings of many sicivilian of men and children in the two months long of kharkiv. we have commanders give orders of shots. from other side, we understand that ordinary soldiers have their own responsibility for these atrocities. reporter: that s a message that needs to be