the caliber out at this second, just because it is it may hinder what we are trying to do. and again, our priority is we have to get this guy in custody. and that is exactly what we plan to do. [inaudible] not a detail at this time, other than what i described earlier. he the suspect watched in, armed, and he wasof individuals. you are telling people that it is safe to attend chinese new year events in this area? yes. and if that changes for any reason, we will immediately notify our community through all of you. at this point, can you say anything about the weapon that was used in alejandra, was that a long rifle, was it an ar, what was it? it was not an assault rifle. thank you. sir, regarding the events yesterday, there were thousands of people. i wonder if they re any safety measures in place for that happening and the screening of the weapons, what are we doing before that happens? are you speaking about the lunar new year event? were you there yesterday?
people can see on the bottom right hand corner of the screen, this image now put out. what else is your reporting telling you, josh? any minute now we are expecting to get an update from the county sheriff and other law enforcement authorities. it was supposed to take place about a half an hour ago and was pushed back. the big development that law enforcement is now expecting to address is that police have now released more information about the suspect who, is still believed to be on the loose. they are describing him as an asian male, five foot ten 150 pounds. dark complexion. they have released these surveillance photos of this individual as they asked for the public s help in identifying and apprehending him. they identified the closing he was wearing. a black leather jacket, a beanie, was wearing glasses. saying he should be treated as a homicide suspect. police are also now making clear they believe it was the same individual who was at this incident here in monterrey
primary with 50% and bernie sanders with 41%. donald trump is the winner in new jersey and convincing fashion. 83% of the vote. his final primary opponent john kasich and ted cruz dropped out last month. new numbers from new mexico. hillary clinton leads bernie sanders there with 52% to 47% for sanders. 55% of the precincts reporting and on the republican side, donald trump is the projected winner with nearly 72% of the vote. meanwhile, california s primary is under way. and polls close in 90 minutes. watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. president obama is expected to offer his endorsement for the presidential race in a few days. fox news and other sources say that hillary clinton has enough delegates to become the democratic nominee but a white house spokesperson says the president is waiting until after today s primary new jersey and other states before he throws his support behind one candidate. i think it is relevant to the decision making of many americans, not just
my sincere thanks to douglas for inviting me to come to the national archives. it s such a pleasure being in this beautiful city with such a rich history and thank you all so much for coming. i really appreciate it and i m very eager to hear your questions and your comments. so let me begin with the inspiration behind this project. this project was inspired by a story that my aunt told me about a distant cousin who grew up on the south side of chicago in the 1930s. the story begins with a parade. the historic but. and parade, an annual parade that continues to this day. on isis lang summer morning in august, my cousin left from her bed to find the best spot to be at the parade. she joined the crowd that numbered in the thousands and she cheered as drum majors, baton twirlers and celebrities and convertibles passed by. she ran out to the floats to touch the parade s anointed king and queen and caught the candy that the the participants toss to her. the parade was a south side
democracy or its ideals. just wondering from critiquing american decisions, how did we do what mistakes we make and how would you do it differently? i don t have time to tell you all the mistakes that were made here. the basic problem has been not having a strategy, not having an idea and reacting. the arab uprising countess off guard here three months later what was our response? we still didn t have one. one year later, what do we want? still don t have one. that goes on today. pacific the u.s. spends billions of dollars in egypt has been on the ground in all kinds of ways come the summer was share quite helpful to the country for decades and yet has managed to alienate and enrage every single constituency in the country. somehow today, muslim brothers, revolutionary activist and human rights communities, the military that the u.s. crucially bankrolled all feel betrayed and abridged by the united states because of the ways in which it is flawed, delayed we first overrea