departments. l people like that really believe that by sociall engineering you can make m the trains run on tii and you can create a robust economy because they're. forr example, last week mayor pete explained that the number one priority of the transportation department in the middle, the massive shortage of transportation workers trains are getting planes that won't take off is equity. so you don't need to do we need to work extra hard to screen out anybody who might be working in our transportation industryra who happens to have the wrong skin color watch. youu look at something like the investment in transit. you know, it's americans of color commuters mos of color t who are most likely toha depend on that. you look at the jobs we're going to createlot d. they have been traditionally white and male, but it doesn't have to t stay that way. we are working with a lot ofec focus at the direction of the president to make sureeop that everything from the contracting opportunities for smallpo busines

stop the department's controversial china initiative. fox news correspondent david spunt is at the justice department with the details on this story. david? reporter: ashley, good afternoon this goes all the way up to attorney general merit garland. he is feeling the pressure to make a decision about the china initiative. it began in 2018 under then- president donald trump's administration and those close to the initiative say it has been successful. just yesterday, ashley, outside here at doj protesters stood outside doj begging for an end to the three-year-old program just this week, 192 yale professors signed a letter to ag garland arguing that the strategy is problematic on many levels because it includes racial profileing. >> hope that they will end the prosecuting of china's american scientists and allow them to go back and do their research rather than fear for their future. reporter: in the letter from those yale professors they wrote that the organization is one that avoids racial profiling and discouraging beneficial and import

and the police department! we are going to see who is the hero. all right, are you ready? three... two... one... eat! >> my money is on firefighters. >> firefighters. money is on the firefighters. >> look at that. that is -- >> that's one of the grossest things we've ever done. >> my money is on the fire to firefighter. >> but this is absolutely the grossest thing we've ever done this network. >> i love it, absolutely beautiful. >> it's dedication, it's hunger. >> there is something what the firemen posture that is me confidence that he's going to pull this out. i can't explain it. >> how do you judge it? >> i don't know. >> look at the confidence of his bites. >> the confidence. >> look at the police dog. >> it appears that gentleman on the left is the official judge. he's paying very close attention. the firefighters mouth has not left -- >> i can't get enough of that k-9 unit. >> i'm telling you, the firefighter won, there's way less tacos on his plate. >> i think we're going to check -- aishah, do you have an update? do you have a score? >> i just want you to know this is also

so tucker, at least the justice department requested pretrial attention for at least 100 january 6th defendants and right now 83 men are held behind bars, some of whom have been incarcerated since the middle of january last year awaiting trials that won't start until april or may of this year. and so, that is -- the process is the punishment, but they are political prisoners. they have been denied constitutional rights especially a speedy trial. judges have been signing off on discovery trials. it is really a travesty. >> tucker: may i ask you a question? of those since i know you know the cases so well, you often hear people have committed no violence and are rotting in jail with no adequate lawyer. the people who have been in jail for a year now, are there some not accused of violence? >> yes, there are several men who are accused of no violent crime. when i say violent, no one charged with attacking police officers, destroying property, bringing a weapon. people charged with conspiracy or obstruction of basic trespassing charges who have been denied bail simply because considered

a testing site would be allowed to operate on the sidewalk in san francisco with a permit from the department of public works. but they tell kpix 5 no such permit exists for mindy wellness america anywhere near mission high school, or in the city at all. we tried to reach out to the owner of community wellness america. he is licensed to practice acupuncture here in the state of california, but has not returned any of our numerous calls or emails. the city attorney says to expect quick action on the subject. >> you have to be careful. thank you. >>> there is an enormous demand for covid-19 tests right now across san francisco. many sites like this one at seventh and brennan could not administer any tests on tuesday. >> our max darrow had a front row seat to watch frustration billed as computer problems at palo alto-based color labs shut down san francisco affiliated sites for a second straight day. >> i took a cab to miss and i have to reschedule and come back here tomorrow. >> it has become apparent that during this surge but we need to take a more robust approach to expanding our testing inf

you are seeing heavy police presence and fire department presence from the beginning. they evacuated that general area. but from our understanding we have no sense there is a device they may be looking at. we see no reports of that. we have seen no reports of any injuries. the hostage who was released was uninjured. we know pizza and water was taken in by the fbi agents inside the congregation. as we continue to think about the people held hostage inside, we know at least once the rabbi is there -- we don't presume that rabbi was released. we presumef the police would have told us fit was the rabbi who was released. he has been the full-time rabbi there since 2006. this synagogue opened? 2005. this is somebody who in his bio says he remains completely in love with his -- his wife and has two daughters. he wants to help people understand judaism. even with lgbt individuals. and helping them find a spiritual home in judaism. we don't know the identity of the hostages, but from what we can understand, this is a rabbi beloved by his community. obviously the two others to s

individuals and foreign governments that had given to the clinton foundation also lob idea the state department when crooked ran the place. 181 companies. that's a lot of ious from the clintons. i wonder if she ever paid those favors back? we just asking questions. according to peter schweizer's book "clinton cash" in 2,000 bill and hillary clinton owed billions of dollars in legal debt. since then, they have earned $131 million. i guess selling out america is a big money business. the big guy, polyp., the gavel, little chucky, all of them wealthy, well-connected, and untouchable. >> strictly business. >> jesse: what do these five leading democrat families the money is never enough, so they will keep selling out america as long as there is a buyer. ♪ >> jesse: dan bongino host of unfiltered on saturday nights joins me now. dan, this stares you right in the face, doesn't it? nothing is ever going to be done about it, it seems. do you think anything is ever going to be done about all of this corruption? >> no. and, jesse, that was really great monologue. listener, i know you are getting congrat

unfortunately under joe biden we've seen an incredibly partisan department of justice. both the justice department and fbi have an arrogance, they are unaccountable to anyone, they can stonewall. it should be very easy for the fbi to say no, no federal agents participated in violent crime. no, no federal agent pluralists actively incited and encouraged others to commit federal crimes. if they were doing their jobs, that would be very easy questions to answer. they refused to answer those. there is an element of arrogance. we've got to watch this in light of the last five years where we know the department of justice and the fbi was deeply politicized, it went after donald trump with all of its might, right down to an assistant general counsel at the fbi fabricating a counterfeit document submitted to a federal court to try to target and take out president trump and given that history of deep, deep politicization that has undermined the integrity of these noble institutions, i think both the fbi, department of justice have an obligation to be candid and to come clean and

>> bret: david spunt at the justice department. david, thanks. the part owner and director of the nba's golden state warriors is walking back his comments. we brought you those yesterday that no one cares about the human rights abuses against the uyghurs in china. venture capitalist chamath pat pill his comments lacked empathy. he did not apologize. the team. we are hearing alarming stories tonight about afghan refugees here in the u.s. national security correspondent jennifer griffin takes a look at the story tonight from the pentagon. >> abdullah worked as a driver at the u.s. embassy in kabul. he took this photo the day he was evacuated in august. he and his pregnant wife made it on to one of the last military flights and eventually to charlotte, north carolina where he has been living with about 50 afghan families in a motel. >> supermarket [inaudible] >> unlike most of the 124,000 afghans airlifted out of kabul, abdullah has received a social security number. he is one of the lucky ones. >> they have been sitting in hotel rooms for months on

strategist sam and also joining the conversation all morning long is michael lee along with former state department spokesperson morgan ortega's thank you for being here. sam kicking things off with you. a busy week for earnings. what has been your take away for the earning season so far? >> good morning, maria. the take away is that in many ways it's not been much of a surprise in terms of expectations, but i think investors were hoping for better guidance for 2022 and also realizing fourth quarter 2021 numbers are in the rear-view mirror so the real question is, what's driving the market today, which sectors are likely to be pressured because of the prospect of higher interest rates. our expectation is for rate increases this year, but maybe a half point in march. maria: so, we expect rates to go higher. we expect the first rate hike in march. is it going to be quarter-point, half-point? we have been trying to understand the fed's plan here over the last few weeks, sam, and i wonder if you are talking about five rate hikes doesn't make sense for the fed to start with a bang and a half a point rat

the effort to install jeffrey rosen and essentially a coupe at the justice department. the executive order to seize voting machines. but i think where barr's testimony is potentially most powerful is what he saw while he was attorney general and the committee, i'm told, has not yet asked him if he would testify publicly. that request has not come. they haven't asked him if he would be willing to do so. i think that's one of the most important moments of the investigation. >> thank you. >>> with the omicron surge easing in big parts of the country, are we getting closer to the pandemic's end? can we ask that question? we'll talk with infectious disease researcher next. [ coughing and sneezing ] cold season is back. bounce back fast with alka seltzer plus. with 25% more concentrated power. alka-seltzer plus. ♪ oh, what a relief it is ♪ so fast! also try for cough, mucus & congestion. you could wait... all night... for an email response from steve, who will sign back in at 9 am tomorrow morning. orrrr... you could find the answer right now in slack. and give steve a br

we want a state department that fights for our interest, not just rubber-stamp whatever talking points here and by the way, we should not be pretending the murder cpc represents the chinese people. this will help with the third plank, saving our economy. right now the u.s. economy is being carried by hardworking americans like you. and you are seeing your wages stolen by inflation. and you are facing onerous taxes and endless regulations that make our lives harder. this must stop. we will end always full and unnecessary spending. that goes for the republicans. and we will have trade and immigration policies to give all working americans a chance at success. it will prevent big business from shipping jobs overseas. under this type of republican leadership, the border will once again be enforced here are those who to abuse our system and cartels, they will be sent home. and though "the ingraham angle"'s finals plank is important. saving our culture. the media and the public schools, the universities with anti-american hatred. left-wing mobs tear down our history. left-wing political rats

>> we called the department of defense. they had one excuse or another. but that's why we had to try to change the law so the district of columbia would have its authority to call in the national guard. any state can, but not the district of columbia. anyway, that's one thing we're doing. the other thing is we have to decide, because people were saying, well, we'll just bring busloads of members of congress over to the undisclosed location, and then you can affect -- obey the constitution and do it there. i said, no, no, we're going back. we're going back to the capitol. that was agreed upon in a bipartisan way. chuck will tell you that also. at 40k, we're just about hto enter the house. >> we have not heard from a lot of republicans today. what do you make of that? a lot of republicans say, look, the democrats are using this for political purposes, they can't let it go, there are numbers of members in your house who are republican who have said, you know, it wasn't that bad. r. >> let's not spend a lot of time on their excuses and whining. the fact is it

joint criminal investigation by santa clara district attorney's office and san jose police department homicide unit is underway. >> do we know if there was more footage on body worn camera videos that the officers must have had. >> reporter: all four officers were equipped with body worn camera. much of the incident was captured by cameras from helicopter video and from video from residents and they'll be releasing that in a couple weeks. >> a lot to look at. thank you. >>> vice president kamala harris boarded a plane to southern california. that is where she is set to announce the state will receive wildfire relief funds, that money from the recently passed infrastructure bills. last year's wildfire season was among worse in california history scorching more than 2.6 million acres. >>> people in fremont will gather to remember a woman killed last weekend in new york city. michelle go grew up in fremont and was a graduate of ucla. saturday she was shoved in front of a subway train at a times square station in new york. candle light vigil is tonight at 7:00 on capital avenue. >>> tensi

only from fidelity. >>> fbi and department of homeland security have issued a stark warning for faith-based communities in the wake of saturday's texas synagogue attack. officials are urging state and local leaders to evaluate security at houses of worship. cnn's shimon prokupecz is joining us now. what are they saying, exactly? >> report >> the concern is there can be a copycat attack. law enforcement gets concerned that someone else could be inspired and try to carry out some similar attacks. what they have done is they've issued this alert to law enforcement and also to the faith-based communities. re-evaluate your security. remind yourselves of things you can do to protect yourselves. they say this is also, in part, because we are living in such a heightened state of alert. the threat level is heightened, certainly, both domestically, which is really interesting, and also foreign terrorists who still want to target jews and other faith-based communities. in this letter, the fbi and dhs write that the faith-based communities have, and will likely, continue to be targets of violence by bo

oregon's department of justice investigating unfair trade practices. are you concerned that this company is running a scam >> i think that's a possibility. we have received a number of complaints that raised some red flags. >> reporter: now the center's ceo is apologizing saying due to our rapid growth and the unprecedented recent demand for testing, we haven't been able to meet all our commitments. the company says it will pause all services for the next week for additional staff training consumer advocates say if you go to a testing site, be wary of requests for out-of-pocket payments and sensitive information beyond your health insurance. and look for an association with a known organization you trust. to make sure the tests you take protects your physical and financial health anne thompson, nbc news. >>> up next for us tonight, the epic battle over the future of one of the world's greatest rivers. >>> with just three weeks until the beijing olympics, all eyes are on china. tonight the country under fire from some critics say it is causing a disaste

. >> reporter: the department of justice is prosecuting hundreds of individuals who stormed the capitol that day, but questions remain about whether those who influenced or encouraged the rioters like former president donald trump will bear any responsibility. the attorney general merrick garland pledging to hold all perpetrators at any level accountable under the law but not giving a specific timeline. >> we understand if there are questions about how long the investigation will take and about what exactly we are doing. our answer is, and will continue to be the same answer we would give with respect to any ongoing investigation. as long as it takes, and whatever it takes for justice to be done consistent with the facts and the law. i understand that this may not be the answer some are looking for. >> reporter: on capitol hill, their investigation continues on a rapid clip. the january 6th select committee wants to hear from fox news host sean hannity who was texting white house officials like mark meadows begging him to encourage trump to call off his pressure campaign to prehavvent t

if you are lucky enough and the state department announced shortly after the ban was revoked they could seek a revised decision on their denial and a previous denial wouldn't negatively impact their applications, there is currently a backlog of about a half a million. so the chances of your turn coming up is going to be quite some time. i was talking to another new yorker a couple of days ago who sought a revised decision despite the fact his application was denied not too long ago, and he's still waiting for his wife and his children. so although the ban may be gone, not only just the logistical concerns have piled up, the backlog like i've mentioned also being slowed by the pandemic. but some of these people will not get the opportunities to see their families again. some of these people will not get the opportunity to make up for missed time. and so while there can be some sort of revisions made, some families have said it's a little too late. >> well, what is your -- what is your perspective on the state of islamaphobia and anti-muslim sentiment in this country in the post-trump era

this war talk as the state department confirmed. officials looking at a possible evacuation of us to permit families from the embassy in kiev and elsewhere. here's what we found another part of kiev. the obtaining military has improved a lot using soviet era tanks placed here in this ky4 park. but it needs a lot more. >> we need the international community to help us. afghanistan cannot defend the country by ourselves. >> translator: the army is ready, not only men but women and children are ready to save our country. >> reporter: more us and russian diplomacy set for next week. the whole region weights and wonders. back to you. rachel: great report. the ncaa is revising their transgender policy only to d for transitively eligibility to each governing body claiming they want to foster fairness but our next guest says this could be a game changer. that is completely unfair for biological women. the alliance defending freedom's general counsel christine wagner joins us with college track athlete selena souls. you have been so brave. i

and weather underground set off a bomb at pentagon and state department, now that is an insurrection, but they didn't call this an insurgent, the people who breached capitol, broke windows and doors and attack police officers should be prosecute the. we conservatives, are consistent about that. the people who are on the capitol lawn or who were waved in to the building are charged with parading on public property without a license or permission. who didn't do anything? that is an example of an insurrection? a president leading ag insurrection he said if you need the national guard, i would beu, happy, dereliction ofof duty that is nancy pelosi. you should care to know what nancy pelosi knew. and should wonder why hundreds of american citizens who were not in the building, someld are serving in jail right now, why they have been prosecuted for crimes like trespasses and parading on public property. and how that is an insurrection. only person killed on that day was a protester. a veteran who served in u.s. air force. she did not have a weapon. she did notn. touch a soul. she walked int

the justice department claims he was inside the capitol building on january 6th. he insisted emphatically he was not. at some point a jury will decide who was lying, the rest of us are free to ponder a bigger question, is he a sedition is to? is he an enemy of this nation? on january 6th it was thomas caldwell trying to overthrow the u.s. government by force? that's a pretty hard case to make. his indictment paints him as a dangerous militia leader who was planning a d-day invasion on the banks of the potomac. the real thomas caldwell does not fit that description. he's a senior citizen who walks with a cane, he's a devout christian. try to picture thomas caldwell leading a bloodthirsty band of insurgents -- you can't because he didn't. like every protester that day, he arrived at the event of an armed and likely majority, he committed no acts of violence. the justice department claims he sought to overthrow the american system of that is hard to believe. in fact he spent most of his life in honorable government service including 20 years as a naval officer, he re

there's no way they can go back through all the data from all the health departments all over the country and make a determination about with or from. as greg said, everybody has to be able to make their own decisions about their own risk. let everybody move on with their lives. >> greg: herald, you said greg, you're probably the only person who has gotten everything right on covid. i appreciated you saying that. i wanted to make sure everybody else heard it. when we look back at this, how much of the information do you think will turn out to be true? will we ever really know what we want to know? how many deaths really were there? how many do to covid? can we admit we may never know this stuff. >> harold: i hope you don't share all the things we talk about in the green room. i do hope were able to get to the bottom of some of the things you're talking about. i think some of the data we may never know, much like we may never know the origins or be able to study this virus from its start. it's one of the first viruses we really didn't have a sense, because our virologists and epidemiologis

if our other bids speak out against the atrocities, the state department should ensure they are protected. just as jesse owens showed in our filler that the area nation was not superior, i know our athletes will show the chinese that we will take on the gold and we will take it back home to the united states. >> am so grateful for his leadership on this issue. that was a powerful statement. i am so excited to start our discussion here today. we have three great panelists to talk to. so excited to welcome this leading hero of the freedom movement here in the united states. as a center for the boston celtics, he used his voice to speak out against tierney and justice and particularly to call out the chinese government for their human rights violations. i have dr. lee edwards, distinguished fellow and vice chair of the victims of communism memorial foundation. he is one of the largest analogs fighters against tierney and common is him. he has written more than 25 books. i am excited to have him with us and then we have olivia, a senior policy analyst. she too has been actively running about

the fbi and department of homeland security have issued a new warning to faith-based communities telling them to stay vigilant right ♪ overnight an unwanted pain uniting families of different faiths. >> while very few of us are doing okay right now, we'll get through this. >> reporter: the colleyville community targeted by the nearly 12-hour hostage situation gathering with an even greater strength to help heal. >> look for ways to share that love as we live, really strive to live that value. human decency is something that each of us are entitled to. >> reporter: this as we learn new details into what officials are calling a terrorism-related event at congregation beth israel's synagogue just outside fort worth, texas. this video captured by wfaa photographer josh stevens shows the moment three hostages escape from a side door to safety. the group held at gunpoint allegedly by this man, malik faisal akram. at 10:45 saturday morning authorities received a 911 call reporting an intruder confronting rabbi charlie cytron-walker. akram had knocked on a synagogue window and shared tea with

pentagon preparing more than 8,000 troops for possible deployment in eastern europe today the defense department told reporters that number could grow in the days and weeks ahead. president biden insists no american forces will be deployed into ukraine itself, but the u.s. and its allies continue to ship weapons and military aid into ukraine to help the country bolster its own defenses today an american plane brought in anti-tank missiles, launchers and other military hardware. nbc's matt bradley is on the ground in kyiv, ukraine's capital city where the ukrainian president is urging people to remain calm as tensions escalate >> shepard, we saw in the last couple of hours the ukrainians gratefully taking receipt of the second aid shipment. first one came on saturday and this is lethal aid means this is actual weapons that will kill people and it's one the of the reasons why the biden administration had been delaying on signing off on this $200 million package in military equipment. they eventually did so just last month and on saturday that was the first time we saw this delivered. some of this

reporter: i think the director of the health department some that up best. omicron is facing a wall of immunity as it moves through san francisco. hospitalizations are low, but the key is to keep those first responders from getting sick at the same time. how to keep cities or was is running despite the omicron variant is of concern to the mayor. as of today, there are 168 police officers and 135 members of the fire department in quarantine. >> frontline

that view is just not shared by some leadership withinis the department of defense. and so we believe this is a very reasonable and aboveac reproach way to express our concerns. yeah,once it's just you're so restrained and gentlemanly and i appreciate that . but underneath it all is one of the sadder stories ever. certainly rooting for you. thank you very much for coming on tonight. hathanks for having me, sir. of course, people are dying across the country from violent crime. that crime as a result ofis policy decisions that democratic leaders made cnn is because it serves the democratic party downplaying and dismissing those. it yes, it's's an amazing thing to watch and we have the tape and the staff. we were at vaxx the pro-choice meaning from the word choice a and the stronger the law enforcement, the mother and child and leads to suffering, so to speak, for an entire generation that's more exciting 100%. will you join the fight for your tony fauci? because today it's only a matter of time until your check engine light comes on or worse yet your car needs repair.

drivers who went to people to give them food and help them because they had food and water, the fire department giving out blankets to help people let's come up with a solution so it never happens again. kennedy: how about plow the streets? >> that would be a good thing, absolutely a good thing. weekend forecast the weather all the time on how bad it was. kennedy: that's what you just said, the basis for your argument, there was a weather forecast and people should follow the weather forecast, the government didn't follow the weather forecast so you can't have it both ways. >> that's not what i'm saying, there was bad weather but it's even worse went than what they anticipated and you can't always predict whether, they thought it would be bad but it was worse than they anticipated. kennedy: karol. >> this is something only democrats can try. it's your fault you got stuck for 30 hours on the highway it also seems during the pandemic the left forgot a lot of people can't work from home in their pajamas. i saw so many pictures of trucks stuck on the highway, the drugs deliver your snacks and pelot

it's been one week since 17 lives were lost at the twin parks, northwest department building. >> a faulty space heater sparked a fire that sent deadly smoke through the 19 story building. i find it difficult to believe. >> that god wanted this to happen. this is about neglect. >> we have an obligation to be here for the family. and allow them to get the support they need to get through this period. the frigid weather did not deter hundreds of people from standing outside the overflow tents so they could mourn together adrianna zep. he still was there supporting her friend who sister died. and it's really devastating lose your loved one in air. i think it's good to show support it's really nice that a lot of people showed up this fire devastated the gambian community. >> most of those who died are from the small west african nation. family is from. >> west africa came here for for the american dream. their lives cut horrible tragedy as the caskets were carried out to mourners were overcome. >> one collapsing as she waited for medical attention this day. a sad conclusion to a week of traged

stewart rhodes is one of 11 defendants who the justice department charged with sedition on thursday for their involvement in the january 6th insurrection >> these are the most significant charges in the investigation so far >> seth: it's a sign of both how dangerous and how dumb our times are that one of the key violent groups involved in an attempted coup is called the oath keepers. it sounds like the name a group of 12-year-old amateur detectives would give themselves [ laughter ] "we will solve the case of the unreturned library books, for we are the oath keepers!" [ laughter ] oath keepers sounds like a "yellowjackets" knockoff about a group of teen girls who have to keep a terrible secret although i would definitely watch a show about a group of teen girls plus donald trump, who had to keep a secret, because it would be only a half an episode before he gave it up. "what happened to you in the woods? "we did what we had to do to survive. "we ate claire with our friend claire to stay alive. we did, we did we ate her [ laughter ] we could pretend we didn't, but we ate her we ate her,

there are ways in prison via the department of corrections to keep someone safe. otherwise guess what, i don't give a [bleep]. >> greg: she has to stay home because she is trans. god what a great scam. by the way your point about the, i don't like saying that word because it's hard. [laughs] one of our staffers actually recognized the subway pusher because he had been pleasuring himself often on the street. this is something that is regular. if someone is ugly on the street he's probably mentally ill and should be behind bars for other things. bausch is an interesting fact that no i can get on my head. larry how are you? >> larry: your insight about the cnn legal were you? >> greg: nicely done. what we do? all by the way, isn't it weird how we can't deduce that somebody who lives on the street might be inclined to violence? we can even say, if there is a large of a people on the street chances are they're willing to take other risks. right? >> larry: there probably more rational. i am not an expert. here is what i know. no bail, no jail this is what you get. peopl

waste water enterprise as noted by the department. in december 2021 the board of supervisors approved 12 settlement payments totaling $4.9 million related to damage from 2014 storms. it is on page three of the report. these payments were made from the wastewater fund balance which is why the department is now requesting the $855,000 be released from reserve. this is the remaining portion of the original appropriation for this purpose. on reserve for this purpose. according to the city attorney's office there are no other cases pending related to these storms. we recommend approval. i am happy to answer any questions. >> chair haney: thank you. public comment on this, please. >> clerk: operations is checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. members of the public to comment press star 3. if you are on hold wait until you have been unmuted. that will be your queue to comment. do we have any callers? >> there are no callers in the queue. >> chair haney: public comment is closed. with that i do not have any questions or commen

julie san jose police department is taking the lead in the investigation that now spends two cities departments. police chief says he will hold a news briefing tomorrow to provide more information about the crime and the actions of his officers. tonight some community members are reflecting on the loss of life that happened here. late thursday, san jose resident glenn jones placed flowers at the scene where police shot and killed a carjacking suspect a man who dies. in any way like that, in gunfire and we've we've we've we feel for them. as a community. and. specifically for the police officers wednesday night at the intersection of heading in park the violent conclusion to a carjacking pursuit. how big of a role does training play in something like this? so training always plays a huge part in any type of situation like this, the more you train, the more um reactive you become a police say the unidentified suspect initially stole a vehicle in east san jose. he then drove to santa clara. we attempted to carjack a second victim. he was unsuccessful with that attempted carjacking, but it was very

[ laughter ] what, does bumble have an hr department because i still want to do like normal life. i want to have kids. but i'm over 40. and if you're over 40 and you don't have kids, you just become the weird guy around kids [ laughter ] like if i met your kids, i'd be like, "hello." [ laughter ] i'd be like, "how are you? like not in a messed up way. i just like kids and the other day, i walked out of a store and i see these parents with their toddler and the toddler is like screaming his head off crying, right. so i think i'm going to help and i go, "what's the matter?" [ laughter ] like thinking he'll turn around and go, "i'm a toddler i'm tired. don't worry about it." [ light laughter ] but he doesn't he turns around and he goes like this. like pick me up kind of thing. so now, i'm like, do i pick up this strange baby? in the middle of new york city [ light laughter ] and i look at the dad for like permission to hug the baby i go, "can i hug your baby?" he's like, "yeah, i guess. i don't know go ahead." [ laughter ] which is such a dad response if it was a mom, she'd be like,

a former special adviser in various - former special adviser in various government departments. thank you. australia's immigration minister has cancelled novak djokovic's visa for a second time, just three days before the world men's tennis number one is due to defend his australian open title in melbourne. the minister alex hawke said he'd made the decision on the grounds of "health and good order" — as the row continues about djokovic's right to remain in the country unvaccinated. his lawyers are now trying to stop him being deported. shaimaa khalil has the latest from melbourne. twice today, novak djokovic was on the court training. and a few hours later, the government finally announced its decision. the tennis star's visa has been cancelled again, and for the second time he faces deportation from australia. in his statement, the country's immigration minister, alex hawke, said, "today, i exercise my power to cancel the visa held by mr novak djokovic on health and good order grounds... the prime minister, scott morrison, said the decision followed careful consideration. mr

meanwhile, the state department has ordered the families of american diplomats to leave the country, and they've advised nonessential american embassy personnel and private u.s. citizens should do the same. also tonight, speaker nancy pelosi wants a white house briefing on the ukraine russia situation for congress. so we have two reports tonight from here in washington and inside ukraine. cbs' ed o'keefe will start us off from the white house. good evening, ed. >> reporter: good evening, norah. a major shift in the white house on russian shift with ukraine. leaders is discussing a diplomatic solution. europe is preparing for the possibility of a new war. >> i had a very, very, very good meeting with all the european leaders. >> reporter: president biden today consulted with european allies in the situation room readying thousands of u.s. troops for possible mission in the region. >> it's very clear that the russians have no intention now of de-escalating. >> reporter: the pentagon placed 8,500 troops stationed in the u.s. on alert ready to deploy to n.a.t.o.'s eastern flank within da

and the state department also warning u.s. citizens against travel to russia. >> and milwaukee police are investigates deaths of 5 people in a residential neighborhood, not known how the 4 adult males and one female died, it is classified as a homicide for now, mayor calls it horrific. back to "life, liberty and levin." ♪ ♪ mark: welcome back, this is a fantastic book, "red-handed," you will learn things you never heard of before, we'll start to really understand things. "red-handed" at amazon.com or any retail bookstore it comes out in a couple of days, i encourage each and every one of you to get it and read it. this is a unique book. this is the subterrainian governing that the american people are unaware of. to the government, and to the tech company expos companies and colleges and universities, i suspect this is one of the reasons that same entities hated donald trump. donald trump took on the communist chinese regime. he stood nose to nose with them, and imposed tariffs again them and other restrictions. donald trum

we'll have to see how the department of justice does. when they've preeive previously tried this road it ha not very well for them. ini find it interesting back during the summer of violence in 2020 when the left was sieging the white house, federal court houses, police precincts, et cetera, you had the attorney general float the idea that this might be a way to go after some of those people that were causing so much damage nationwide and there was massive uproar within the agency, and also outside the agency. it was leaked in order to squash the plan. it's very interesting now that we see the department of justice doing the very same thing that's supposedly unacceptable when rioters were going after the entire country. in general, also, the fbi has tended to infiltrate various groups or have inform informants in them and that can complicate the prosecutions as well. >> to molly's point, the u.s. has a full record of convicting people of su diggs. sedition. the last time prosecutors brought a case was in 2010 in an alleged michigan mot.

hopefully, the department of justice will act soon. because this is more about the january 6th committee. this is about the rule of law. >> all right. david erenberg. it was a special moment when mark meadows went on tv attacking his own book filled with lies because donald trump told him to. >> yeah, he retweeted donald trump's tweet that called it fake news on the week his book was published, retweeted. astounding. head spinning. whew. >>> still ahead on "morning joe", the olympics kick off next week, a week from today, actually, the united states will lead a diplomatic boycott of the games over coin's record on human rights. the treatment of a minority group, the wiggers is the motive for that keir simmons takes us into a place where children were separated from their parents and forced to flee. you are watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. >>> "morning joe. "morning joe. we'll be righteating jobs, cutty costs, protecting our climate. so let's not waste anymore time. let's get to work. >> thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is mor

but if they know about 13th century poetry in europe and went into department for that. before you what makes the economy run, we don't have enough workers for that. judge jeanine: charlie kirk, i want to thank you so much for joining us. and justice returns next. [ marcia ] my dental health was not good. i had periodontal disease, and i just didn't feel well. but then i found clearchoice. [ forde ] replacing marcia's teeth with dental implants at clearchoice was going to afford her that permanent solution. [ marcia ] clearchoice dental implants gave me the ability to take on the world. i feel so much better, and i think that that is the key. ♪ ♪ judge jeanine: before we go, this year as you know, i got two standard poodles ted and red to join over mourning of the los and now ted and red are rescues from north carolina, and they have never seen snow. it was an awesome day this week when they saw snow for the first time and they could not have been happier. ted red and stella are hopping like all of us hopping, hoping -- that 2022 is a better year than 2021, and they

we reached out to the texas department of health about this back in november and they denied allocating any health care on the basis of race. of course they were lying. the north central texas covid-19 regional infusion center was created by the texas department of health. last year the infusion center's website which says it's state-funded featured informationfu sheet that explicy listed race as an factor for getting antibody therapy. that's what you saw. someone being denied medical treatment because he's the wrong color. without even assessing the relative health risks involved. the websitela maintained by the county in texas explains that being nonwhite automatically makes you eligible for treatment. this is still happening on a wide scale. the question is why are americans putting up with it? it's immoral. we are used to hearing that your kids can't get into a certain school if they are the wrong color or get a certain job if they don't have the g right appearance, and apparently we've accepted that. the only sin is complaining about it.ar that makes you a monster. but denying heal

and in chicago, the police department announced over three days, 38 people were shot, five fatally. according to the fbi, nationwide homicide increased 29% in 2020 and 7% in 2021. back here in new york, when it comes to subway safety, which of course is key to this city's recovery, the governor and mayor have a plan to deploy more police presence and mental health personnel to address the homeless crisis. of course, john and kasie, this is not going to be an easy fix no matter what city you're in. >> brynn gingras, thank you for that report. we really appreciate it. former d.c. metropolitan police officer michael fanone. we want to talk about crime on the streets here. the mayor in particular of new york who said this was month or perception than reality. do you agree? >> i've got to respectfully disagree with the mayor in those statements. clearly, there has been a significant increase in crime. as a police officer, i witnessed it not just in this past year, the year before, but in the last four or five years leading up to 2022. we've seen a staggering increase in both property and

and so i think what you are referring to is and 2013 the department of defense officially lifted the ban of women's serving in combat positions and then two years later the department of defense removed all gender-based restrictions to make women eligible for every military service role and then in teen i think it was a federal judge ruled that the only male requirement for the selective service draft system was in constitutional and sexually discriminatory. it was a declaratory judgment so it didn't actually produce a court order. so the only male draft is still in place. but again when we see this greater movement towards gender equality in terms of civic obligations, i believe it does open up a pathway for greater gender equality in terms of rights. great. well, i think we're out of time. but thank you for taking us through this amazing arc and your book. i would encourage everybody to have the opportunity to check it out. so dr. dewal. r ii. my name is gavin kleespies and i am the director of programs exhibitions and community partnerships for the massachusetts historical society

some of the homeless pulled out a knife on the security guard and the police department is called. >> the police are arriving then. some of the problems we've seen from business owners is that you do need threat of violence or actual violence for that response which is why people are walking around harassing customers private security may be the best way to go and what we're looking at today. it is happening while the d.a. continues to be lenient on prosecuting crimes. policy that we have seen play out in california, bill. we know how things have gone there. >> bill: you're right. we're in for an interesting ride here, madison. nice to see you here in new york city. >> she will live on in many ways but this kind of tragedy can't befall more people. we live in a community of families. i blame what is endemic in our society now somebody seems to be oriented on giving back rights and bestowing favor on people that rob others of their rights. >> dana: that was the father of brianna kupfer, a 24-year-old student stabbed to death while working at a los angeles furniture store. a homeless ma

. >> what is the conversation like at the department? have you seen anything like this? >> no. i haven't. and it is -- we call it just like you just said, real life lassie story, someone is in distress and the dog is bringing that person to the owner. we have had calls, you know, for dogs on the road, other animals many times, but nothing to this extent where the dog wouldn't leave. but kept leading the trooper and the officer to a different location. it is remarkable. it is a heart warming story with a happy ending and just something that -- we're talking about that it just -- you don't hear every day. >> am i allowed to ask -- >> you have to ask the big question. >> i don't want to drag you in, but have you ever seen a cat do anything like this? >> not yet, no. >> this proves our point. >> i'm just saying, if you had a cat in this situation, you would definitely be a goner, right? they're not going to help you, right, lieutenant, the way that a dog would. >> i don't think the cat would stick around, no. i think you're right. >> there you heard it right there. lieutenant, we c

todd: the statement from the department of health which is a risk factor in populations in new york state and nationwide added to the algorithm of prioritization similar to the risk factors, it is mentioned as a factor that increases risk and then we will move on to the betty white story and using the algorithm, where we heard the blame on the algorithm before? we wouldn't be here if biden had prioritize therapeutics along with vaccines and mandates but before we let you go, want to hear your betty white story. i hear it is awesome, you have the floor. >> reporter: this was heartbreaking. even betty white didn't like last year, she needed to go but a wonderful beautiful woman. i i was younger decades ago worked as an intern assistant at a pr firm. she was one of the big clients in los angeles. we worked in a to building home and there was a renovation going on and i heard kittens me outing. i was working all the time, stopped the construction, the boss let betty know, who i had never met, arrived out of the blue during the weekend with a box of stuff for me and for the workers, books and

around the department's lawful insistence of federal oversight. ama: they would not go into specific details because it is an ongoing investigation. the investigation to the troubled jail system dates back years. last month, the grand jury accused sheriff smith of prison mismanagement. dan: a win for the howard terminal. the planning commission released the final report to city council for final certification. a report is filed -- required by the state and looks at the effects on the environment. critics say that the project fails to protect citizens and their environment. ama: it is time to get a check of the weather. we are almost midweek. as today wednesday? dan: yes. we are cruising. sandy: two more days before the weekend and it is a foggy night tonight. let me show you the views from four of our cameras. you can see the golden, the bay bridge toll plaza are some of the foggiest. also from vulnerable in the east bay. areas of heavy fog is what you need to watch out for tonight and tomorrow. fluctuating visibility and make sure to use your low

he will only say that the department will follow the rule of law. our sense within the department are from our reporting is that there are a couple of things in play. there is, of course, the house investigation, and the house has already said if it finds criminal activity within its purview of its investigation, it will refer that to the justice department and then the justice department debate about what to do in terms of a prosecution. now, i think that the public seems to think that it would be easy to charge somebody like a mark meadows or the former president simply because of what we saw play out on our television screens that day. the justice department would need to secure a conviction not just at the district level but at the appeals level, and perhaps even before the supreme court, so any case would have to be beyond airtight, generally speaking, when i speak with former prosecutors they say this is not the time to do novel legal theory. this is not the time to stretch because you don't want to weaken yourself. this is something you don't

would a legitimate health department official ever ask for a senior's personal information like their medicare or social security number contact tracing for covid-19? >> no. no legitimate entity would make a solicited request for that kind of personal information. >> thank you. i'm going to reiterate that. no legitimate entity would make a personal request for that personal information. for those who do fall victim and they do give their sensitive personal information when they fall victim to now a covid related scam, can you talk about, ms. williamson, some of the resources available to a senior or someone who's helping them, maybe another family member or caregiver to help recover that information? >> sure. so there are many resources available to older adults who have fallen victim to scams and frauds. i think the first line of defense is for older adults or his or her advocates to really audit their financial accounts, call their banks, call their credit card company, make sure they reach out to law enforcement organizations, and of course the ftc has a great website that would he

that view is just not shared by some leadership within the department of defense and so we believe this is a very reasonable and above reproach way to express our concerns. >> tucker: yeah. you are so restrained and gentlemanly, and i appreciate that but underneath it all was one of the sadder stories ever. so we're certainly rooting for you, so thank you very much for coming on sunday. >> thank you for having me, sir. >> tucker: of course. people are dying across the country from violent crime. that crime is the result of policy decisions that democratic leaders made. because it does -- downplaying and dismissing those deaths? it's an amazing thing to watch and we have the tape and the stats. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ i may be close to retirement, but i'm as busy as ever. and thanks to voya, i'm confident about my future. voya provides guidance for the right investments. they make me feel like i've got it all under control. voya. be confident to and through retirement. one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints voya. be confident and infla