♪ ♪ >> harris: you are watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner here with my cohost emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. joining us today, kennedy and brian kilmeade. the hardest working man in all the media. he is still awake! >> brian: just a little while longer. >> harris: los angeles progressive district attorney george gus cohen is facing new

fury for his soft on crime policy. this time it is over the handling of a hit-and-run case last summer and it is getting a lot of attention again. it ended with a teenager being sentenced to only five months in juvenile probation. a camp after he ran over a mom and her baby. now we've learned that it was not that teenager's first. the incident all caught on video and a little warning here, if you have not seen it, it can be pretty brutal and i believe we have it from two or three different angles. you will see the 16-year-old driver in a stolen car mowing down the mom walking with her baby in a stroller. the car barreled into the mom come up docs are completely off of her feet, and she appears to try to get the child out of the way. the baby escapes our hermit and the mom has minor injuries. the mom is talking and she has hear what she is saying. someone tried to kill me and my

son and george gus cohen thinks that five months of camp is sufficient punishment. gascon and his staff are highlighting their incompetence and complete disregard for their victims. she speaks for a lot of victims. >> emily: she also speaks to the 10-year-old victim of sexual assault by another minor that gascon tried as an adult and sentenced to a mere two years and child facility. he said if we knew about her disregard for the harm she caused, talking with the perpetrator come up we would've handled the case differently. the complex issues or unusual initiative treated them that way. really? similar to having of prior family prosecution for poisoning another teenagers drink. he came in trying to emulate a

blanket policy that he would not try juveniles as adults. but if -- you can prosecute as an adult and defense can move to have a petition in juvenile court. at the time -- there was such an uproar out of it that they said fine, i will remove the blanket policy. he has not learned his lesson even though he assured the public by that statement in february that he would learn from his mistakes and change in the future. how many more people have to watch as their lives do not matter in this criminal justice system in california before he hopefully is recalled in fall? i'm worried that the next time this happens, for a baby in a mom, maybe it will have a different outcome. >> harris: this particular liberal d.a. said that why the teenager can go to what is essentially summer camp is because the mom and the baby did survive. legally, i don't think that stance.

if you look at it that way, and thank the good lord that they did, by the grace of god they are okay, that mom and baby. does that mean that just because a killer is inefficient and what they do, they get to go to summer camp? speech at the outcome should not justify the action in the intent which, a key part of what emily just said is that this driver swerved toward them. the mom talks about moving out of the way and backing out of the boy. he aimed the car toward him to try and kill them. there were drugs in the system. not to the point of intoxication, but drugs in the system. summer camp is not the answer. we are in the precipice of the biggest political earthquake since what we saw and virginia. possibly tomorrow. tomorrow is the recall for san francisco's d.a. and as a "washington post" said, this is an uphill battle. "the san francisco chronicle" says that it has national implications. if this d.a. is voted out just like gascon who has 500,000

signatures for his recall petition, if tomorrow that happened, this is an enormous deal and it looks like an uphill battle. three poles and one said that 68%, 57%, and the only one that shows 48%, just under majority, is the one commissioned by the recall team. that is internal polling. we will see that a political earthquake could happen tomorrow. >> harris: internal polling north of 45%. >> kennedy: 14% were uncommitted and it still looks even like with the internal polling, it's the best-case scenario. it still looks like he's in very deep trouble. >> harris: it is very deep. i want to get to this. gascon's office, this original statement on friday. this is what they said. "the decisions in this case were based on facts and the law, the sheriff's department agree with the felony charges that were filed. we stand by the purpose of

juvenile justice systems to rehabilitate young people." his spokesperson issued a correction. it's like the white house now. we need to correct her statement from yesterday. l asd was not involved in the decision on the felony charge and they were not the investigating agency. in other words, the cops say we had nothing to do with that. i'm just pointing out the facts. >> brian: no knows more about los angeles than you and southern california. i do not understand why gannon prefers the bottom and other technology has shown the ability. >> harris: are we back on yogurt? >> brian: just to show that i was being attention because kennedy has accused me of not paying attention in the past. things have to get really bad before they get better. almost hit rock bottom. we are seeing them hit rock bottom and the sheriff who his men ignored, they said that heat supports the decisions and he said no i didn't. the walk that back and that is

significant. if they caught this guy and this sky, it will be a signal that we can no longer have this permissive culture. that could ripple for a cops again. successful politicians will be tough on criminals and focus on the juvenile. what did we witness in buffalo? a 17-year-old who showed that he was violent and could shoot up a school. he is a clean record at 18. what we see in uvalde? a 17-year-old who is trying to buy a gun. when he comes 18, he has a clean record and he can get a gun. this is a future school shooter. this is what we are raising. look at his back on. he does not deserve a clean record, but he's about to get one at 18. our society needs to be protected by mutants like -- from mutants like this. >> harris: why do we have to hit rock bottom to know what the right thing to do is? >> kennedy: great question. that's what this whole thing has

been with the ultra progressive d.a.'s the country. it has been an experiment. we see that it has been a failed experiment because crime is going up and we have not achieved that precious and necessary criminal justice reform that the das say they are champing. they are not because they don't have solutions for young offenders. there is no proof that this juvenile camp is going to rehabilitate that person and he's going to come out the other side a new revitalized -- no. he's just biding his time until he can go out and commit more crimes. it's an interesting dynamic because there are a lot more people in l.a. and l.a. county who side with the sheriff, alex villa nueva and that is an elected position. he's a politician but he is the only one trying to clean up the homeless encampments. >> harris: because you have with their most recently, i live there but it's been many years and i was as young as yogurt. why is it that with this sort of

thing, sending a juvenile, there is not also a lot of description coming about why that would work. we have his original words. i'm going to ask the team if we could first hear what gascon said about not getting that kid prison. could we watch it? they are saying we don't. what i'm going to say is that i don't remember him ever saying these three things are going to completely change this kid and this division in this department and this individual. you bring up a builder for point but how do we know the camp is going to work? >> kennedy: and more people would be open to listening about it but they know how it works. a violent kid who has no regard for human life, he's going to partially go through the system and come out the other side worse because of the people he's cohurting with at the juvenile camp. it's not a deterrent and it's not punishment. these are the people for whom this system is set up.

it's not people who commit consensual crimes. those people should not be incarcerated, but gascon has a completely backwards. to your point, he does as well. he will probably be recalled tomorrow. gascon is a few signatures away from being on the ballot in the fall. >> brian: what happened to scared straight? in the 80s, they had criminals were trying to scare the hell os before they become adults. we should go back to methods that work. >> harris: like the mom with the stroller. >> brian: they took aim. >> harris: we know that the criminals are being put in front of them. >> brian: no question. >> harris: 117 days since the president's last interview with a reporter, sit down that is. instead of taking questions from the media, he is headed to hollywood to sit down with jimmy kimmel. the crises keep piling up and he wants to drop some lines and make some funnies.

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>> kayleigh: as americans struggle are both at high inflations, scoring gas prices, and trying to find formula, president biden strolled along the delaware beach. it looks like so much fun. that was this weekend. another break for the president of the united states. now we are learning that he will appear, get this, on "jimmy kimmel live." his first one-on-one interview in 120 days.

he welcome a quite obviously, face tough questioning from a nonpartisan journalist. right. this is apropos, brian, to appear on a comedy show. it's a metaphor for the presidency at this point. but they also seem to have been preparing for the moment. let's take a look at how they have addressed inflation so far because there's a lot of laughing. >> what is the grand old plan to increase oil production in america? >> what that i have the magic wand on this. >> another big topic. one of you going to admit that there wrong on inflation? >> no easy questions today. >> gas is out, rent is up, food is up, everything. >> kayleigh: he is, brian. >> brian: ready for jimmy kimmel point he is third place in the late night, so i'm not sure about that.

it's he doing himself a favor by going to something this popular? president biden is not a big draw. he's not a draw when he goes on campaign trail or when it comes to an audience. you do this and, you're the expert, but you do this as a mix. you sit down with george stephanopoulos and then in between you do a late night show. but when you don't meet with the press for over 100 days and you don't do any sit downs of any length of any substance, for all this time, and then you say i'm going to west coast for a disastrous americas meeting that mexico is not showing up for and then i'll have time to go do jimmy kimmel right in the middle of it. it's terrible. no wonder he has been in the queue medications office. who signed off on this question what the new guys are the old guys? >> kayleigh: it's a great point. especially when 83% of the economy is most important or very important. it's like trump going out on a comedy tour and the height of covid. you don't sit down and laugh about this.

>> harris: what happens when he makes a gaffe? what's the over under on that, by the way? >> brian: let biden be biden as the new push. >> harris: only if you are his comms directors that scary. >> brian: a lot of walking back. >> harris: or a country that putin could invade. you don't know what could come out of his mouth. how do clean up a joke? that is going to be real high wire act stuff for his comms team under this press secretary who has coauthored a kamala harris giggled. there's so much giggling that it's like its own word or language. i just want to know how to speak it because i think we need to know what their answers are. he had all of his aides out this weekend and i understand that they cannot put them out at the same time because they can't get messaging out and clean up what is coming out of his mouth. now he's going to go on a comedy show and potentially make mistakes. you think jimmy kimmel's going to help them out question rick he's journalist.

he is certainly not feeling gas prices, jimmy kimmel. >> kayleigh: but that's part of the frustration. let biden be biden is the name of the game. political out with that spirit biden wants to get out more seeing that his standing is worse than trump. his wife, jill biden has complained that west wing staff has managed them with kid gloves and not putting them on the road more or allowing him to fashion his genuine i'll be at self. >> kennedy: that's on the something that people do it in mardi gras. it gets us into real trouble with our adversaries and our allies. he has been out there and done some free styling in great britain is calling up saying what are you doing over here? do your point, you're asking if he's going to make a gaffe or two, he is going to make so many

that if it were a drinking game, we would have collective alcohol poisoning. we can't risk it. in the best of circumstances when he is totally scripted and he says a few words, he completely blows it. you know that david muir and george stephanopoulos are having a meltdown that they don't get this interview. jimmy kimmel has become such a partisan weakness for lack of a better word. >> kayleigh: and meanwhile, a look at these pictures of him strolling on the beach. 500 days of his presidency, 188 days of vacation per that's one-third of his presidency. the daily mail points out that he is on pace to become the most vacation president in history. >> harris: why don't they help him carry his stuff questar can look like is about to fall over. >> emily: it's great that he can enjoy his beach days. a lot of americans can't afford that. they can't afford to take off

work to get there because the value of the dollar has plummeted. but you know what could happen on the late-night show. we are going to want to biden be as likable and affable as average as he wants to portray the message for. to him, it's more important to him to convey those roles think of the him as a leader. and to be commander in chief. my question them is how is the media's going to portray this. are they going to cover it accurately? adequately? are they going to say we don't need a president on a late-night show. we need a president in the the oval office making decisions and making decisions based on leadership that will impact us positively at the kitchen table and at home every day. that's what i care about. the aftermath. in the hour or 30 minutes or whatever it is, we know the joe biden we are going to get. let biden be biden. >> brian: he gave hunter an easy time, jimmy kimmel. jon stewart asked real questions. one thing about jon stewart as he asked real questions. jimmy kimmel is going to let them skate.

he made a joke about hunter's laptop saying get apple tear next time. the type of interview. >> kayleigh: coming up come up what could be the largest migrant caravan get is now making its way through mexico heading to that you exported. where is the border czar, vice president harris? >> harris: that's a cute picture of her laughing. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> emily: right now what may become the largest migrant caravan ever is making its way through mexico and heading to the united states southern border. nearly 10,000 migrants are heading north. that number is expected to swell in the coming moments and days. as migrants continue to flight

across the u.s.-mexico border, it appears that vice president kamala harris has abandoned her role as borders are and what was supposed to be her biggest assignment. kayleigh, recently the chief of the united states border protection came out with a three-day recap of all they had seized and accomplished at the southern border illustrating how amazing and vital their job is and what they do on a daily basis that is so incredible. on the other, illustrating the disaster that is the southern border. >> kayleigh: raul her teeth came out and in three days, this is what was attempting to cross her border. they seized, not accounting for what got through, three days or 131 bounce of sentinel, 13 pounds of math, 22 water rescues, 18 large groups to link a lot of migrants. one assassination sucked at it, one wanted for murder.

this was in just three days. folks in this caravan, he was saying that the first police check that they went through, every national guard was let go freely. you did not have 10,000 person caravans roaming freely. you did not have 15,000 people under a bridge in del rio. you had 15,000 mexican troops stopping this from happening because he made a deal with mexico. joe biden simply does not care. >> emily: and against that landscape, vice president kamala harris has not hosted an event in nine months. it's disappeared from her schedule and from her list of priorities including the root causes she cited it including acknowledging statistics coming across the border and her impact or her emphasis that she sat on diplomacy yet resulted in

laughter at those times. that too has managed to your point about prior relationships. >> kennedy: what if you had a tumor pushing into your long and you could not breathe? would you want your surgeon to go oh, my gosh, let's scrub in and remove this tumor immediately to get the cancer out and bring relief to the patient or would you want your surgeon to say i'm going to go to the library and i'm going to look up the root causes of this particular cancer. no, you want action now. root causes are important. we got to this point. somehow we can figure it out that the most important thing is how to not send the wrong message to people so we can figure out how they put themselves in the 2300 minors at risk that are attempting to cross into the country. she has had one year. the cackling pantsuit has had an entire year joe biden's wife, dr. joe biden, spent twice as much time in

central america as a vice president and she only spent six days there. >> emily: action now. >> harris: i went to look this up. in october of 2021, harris' vice presidential candidate, she visited the u.s. border town -- the u.s. mexico border town. june 18th she went with migrant moms who were separated from their children at facilities near san diego. 2014, while attorney general, she toured the border at the port of entry. two of the three times she went there before she took the job. what did you call or? >> kennedy: at the cackling pantsuit. >> harris: before she had this particular opportunity and leadership of the nation, she went to two ways as i have a wall. when she goes to the border in california, she's having a different experience.

she did not go to that bridge area. she did not go to del rio and she did not see the rio grande and all of the area that has been so problematic with vilma lucian doing great reporting down there showing what's coming through the water. if she and her smile in her pantsuit would go down there what would the answers be? could she work on a breathing problem first or is she going to be looking for root cause? >> emily: i wanted to ask about her future because it's interesting in the polling's. if biden decides not to run in 2024, she has quite a bit of lead i have ever announced jumping into the fray however she is obliterated in every single poll once you add in the g.o.p. contender like former president trump or randy sanchez. >> brian: in this poll, she

loses. she leads a 9% democratic field. leading hillary and sanders 19 to 12 which makes you think what are the standards that you judge somebody question rick she's accomplished nothing. fix the border situation and she says i would rather not. a couple of zoom calls, one visit, got embarrassed in an interview, and doesn't talk about it. maybe the biggest mistake that the biden administration did is they do not address the southern border. it's not that they have a bad policy, they've no policy except to allow our fence to rust in the desert and multimillion dollars a day that we paid for. >> harris: the materials. that's what we were doing to make sure people don't steal it. >> emily: it to quote the dave matthews band if she's the best around, let's see how those poll's shape up, but i think it will be a bleak future for them

because she has failed on every level. >> brian: is that the whole verse? >> emily: just a part of it. still ahead, new york city a sparking backlash with the controversial new ad campaign encouraging drug users to be "empowered" and giving users tips. that's next. ♪ ♪

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ashamed" but instead to be empowered for using safely. we've seen similar billboards and posters before in san francisco. two years ago, the city put up this billboard that read this, "note overdose, do it with friends, use with people, take turns." hard to believe. belmar blames, "toxic positivity for the new approach to drug use." >> this is the problem of losing civilization. shame is a part of life. we do this. toxic positivity. everything is positive. everything is not positive. you should be ashamed that you are using. just stop. >> kayleigh: i find myself saying about belmar, he has a point. >> brian: every two or three clips unable to use them on the radio. he has a liberal to the core, but he is saying logic. he brings up this logic that

cuts through rhetoric because for the last 25 years, he has been somebody to leave the tip of the spear democratic pauses. say things blunt and use obscenities to say it. now he's sitting back saying this is stupid. this is the stupidest thing i've ever seen. we've been saying it all week, but there's something about him coming from the left saying that has him alienated from the left. >> kayleigh: it does. this ad campaign in new york, it's a second time they've done it. there is one portion of the ad that bothers me. we'll pull it up. from the top it says don't be ashamed you are using, be empowered that you're using safely. the bottom portion. what are you using? they talk about fenton all specifically. what is fentanyl, why is it dangerous. tips to avoid. take turns, small dose, go slowly. this is a fentanyl. the deadliest cause of death of

ages 18-45 and their recommendation is to take it slowly? >> emily: it's also jumped out to me too. start small and go slowly. how does that help? when there is a deadly amount of fentanyl to kill the amount of people in the head of a pen. how does that help in the majority of teen overdoses is because they did not know what they were ingesting and they had no control over the amount of toxic substances in which they were given. when you say go slowly, you don't know what you are getting and you don't know what you're taking. not only does it defy logic, but it is dangerous to the point of fatality. there is nothing safe about this type of drug because it is so unpredictable. it is so toxic and so fatal. law enforcement have died simply securing it. canines. it is so deadly and dangerous and the fact that they are treating it as if it is a cigarette or something that you have control or knowledge over the ingredients is antithetical

to everything we all stand for what you securing the lives of every single human. the fact that we've poured $160 million into those homeless hotels, for example there in san francisco to procure the safe use and 100 people overdosed and died in the last year, i think it shows it's a failed experiment. >> kayleigh: $750,000 into the second portion of the campaign. >> harris: is like china's reading the talking point. the world's greatest manufacturer of fentanyl. happy to keep them hooked. translate that and put it in the book so everyone reads it. by the way, what does it mean to take turns? notes being talked out of using the drug? just pass it the room? i read this one part and maybe we shouldn't be doing this right now. i'm confused. what does it mean to take turns? how does that help anybody? before i'll tell you. unfortunately i know people who have overdosed from fentanyl and it's tragic. the point of these is to prevent more loss of life. you don't want people to die. of course, we don't want people

using drugs that are going to kill them. people are still using drugs. you can have all of the just say no and deer programs that you want, it's not going to keep people from using drugs. that's because people sit around and they all shoot up at the same time with the same amount and then they all died because they have it fentanyl. the point of taking terms is because you see and make sure what you were putting in your body is safe. do you want people to not use drugs? yes, that's the ultimate ideal. but nothing that the government has done so far has kept people from using drugs. they talk about -- teach them how to not die. those sticks tell you if there is stuff in it. they're lacing it with everything. heroin, meth. >> harris: your neighbor watches out when you pass out a few use? >> emily: i prefer the just say no. >> kennedy: that works for you but for people who are already addicted, it doesn't work.

this is not for homeless addicts, this is for teenagers who are dumb enough to try it for the first time. i hope to god my kids are not in that position, but if they are, i hope someone has nor can and i hope they have been sticks to catch it. >> kayleigh: there is no safe way to use it. i know people have died from it and there is no safe way to use it whether it is slowly, quickly, whatever. >> brian: it's like going drinking with someone and saying make sure you bring the paddles in case of a heart attack. >> kennedy: or make sure you drink water in a protein c don't get sick. >> harris: that's a girl's eye there. >> kayleigh: stirring up controversy at the french open. we have details and stories that you might've missed. that is next. cash. because home values have climbed to all time highs. and so has your equity. turn it into cash now.

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>> kayleigh: gas prices up 103% since joe biden took office. the economy is the top issue for eight in ten americans heading toward the midterm election. peter doocy reports live from the white house and jackie deangelis will join the onset and chicago still flint will react. bill melugin on george gascon spec walk back and whether president biden is heading to

smooth over the energy crisis. come join john and me live as "america reports" kicks off a brand-new week. we will see you then. >> harris: i like the new graphic. that's new! it's cold in case you missed it and it's a look at a few stories you might have otherwise not have caught. first up, let's do a lightning round because we have a lot of topics and we want to hear from everybody. yet another climate change activist and even protest. this time, disrupting the french open on friday running onto the court and tying herself to the net during a semifinal match. >> kayleigh: c says we have 1,028 days left and if we are still here, she stays there and they continue the match. >> emily: my response on twitter is don't you hate it when he spent a lot of money on outfit and you can never wear it again?

>> brian: a lot of things. second semifinal ruling arrow. she is sitting there with 1,028 days left. didn't al gore say that the world is going to end ten years ago? how high does he get a pass on that and why -- we need to track her. how much time do you have become a kennedy? can you track your everyday question works before every day. something like that, she's getting jep to question him down. >> harris: protesters can't count. >> kayleigh: the armageddon clock. let's put it on outnumbered up here. 1,028 days. >> harris: rate britain's 4-year-old prince lewis doing what we have seen our own kids dues. queen elizabeth's plant jubilee. little louis was caught med tantrum sticking out his tongue at mom and putting his hand over her mouth and a video that is gone vowel.

>> kennedy: you know that she sitting there saying you are not getting -- listen to me! and she's doing it as classy as she can because she's glassy and full of grace. that kid is so mad. he knew he was getting something good taken away. >> emily: it was so fun to see his spirit. it also showed hi giving his mom a huge kiss and sitting on his grandfather's lap, prince charles. i look to see more of what this little kid is going to do. >> harris: it was hot potato seat. he didn't know where he wanted to sit. >> brian: some people say that's all i do is watch. i'm trying to expand my repertoire. but i will say this, didn't harry misbehave a lot? wasn't he a problem? rudy giuliani famously with his dad. do you take same parallels? do think this kid can come back and live a normal life after this or do you think he'll be able to shake this question works be on come on. >> brian: do you think he's been scarred?

>> harris: mama talked through her teeth way kennedy did. >> brian: i think he'll end up a producer in hollywood like harry. >> emily: this is her at her best being a mom. every mom has been there. when my daughter was knocking on the door when i was live on air, they always choose the worst moments. for her on this global stage to perform. but what a great mom. >> harris: a new survey shows that more than one-third of americans believe that happy hour should be extended to three hours. particularly with their coworkers. >> kayleigh: three hours. i'm a with that. one hour has never been enough. what's so peculiar to me as tuesdays are the most popular days. i love it, party on, but it should be thursdays. >> brian: noel goes to work anyway. stay home and do that. i think it has to be a surprise. if it's happy hour, say good news, two more hours. don't tell me ahead of time because then you don't pace

yourself. be on in schedule. >> harris: tuesday as sunday fund it. i love everything about this. i want to think about who thinks it's not a good idea. if one is good, two is better. that applies. >> harris: thought applies. she sounds like fun. >> brian: dave matthews should sing about that. >> kennedy: just add an s an end happy hours. it's plural. you get the discount. >> harris: i am definitely outnumbered on this. i think that with your coworkers, you want to keep a business, but that's just me. >> kennedy: businesses are drinking? >> harris: one business party a year. but every tuesday? tuesday boozed a question mark that could be trouble. hr nightmare.

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♪♪♪ >> and last but not least, harris was on a special assignment last week, keynote speaker for the oaks christian school commencement in west lakes village, california. just some. >> heart and soul, given to be the best at something and some people call it your dream, some people call it your purpose, i call it god's assignment.

it is a fact god has given each of you an assignment, have faith and let things go. god is making room for something you can't see coming. remember he gave you the assignment. he knows you can do it. people will lie, cheat and betray you, keep moving. if you aren't being treated with love and respect, check your price tag. maybe somehow you have marked yourself down, get off the clearance rack and remind people of your work. >> harris: it was such a pleasure to be there, we had some people going to the u.s. naval academy, just about every school across the country, colleges with the biggest dreams ever and the audience was giving me all of that energy to be able to impart some words. i know they are absolutely

facts, i call them the falkner facts that they can count on. i'm excited for them. i know when god gives you an assignment, you have to pick for yourself whether or not because it gives us free will, whether or not you are going to go for it and when you say yes it comes for everything. you cannot predict the end but it's always glory. >> a beautiful clip and i know the kids without the shadow of a doubt are inspired by you. what are some other falkner facts you shared with them. >> don't keep company with gossipers because they definitely talk about you, too. >> good advice. an bad news for cindy adams, hanging out with harris falkner. >> wow, i could hear somebody laughing. you know, we are like ikea furniture, we come assembly required. my scariest words with the cribs and what not, we have to round ourself with people who want good things with us and i'm

careful who i share my dreams with. some people don't want you to succeed and you have to weed them out. so you are in a circle, feed your soul, make sure you have the right people around you. >> beautiful message, god's assignment. well said. >> the young adults were so lucky to have you there. we are lucky, too. thank you for watching and here is "america reports." >> sandra: thank you, team. disturbing video of a mother and her child getting hit by a car in los angeles is horrible enough. the punishment or the lack thereof for the drivers is causing more outreach. the mother and baby are doing ok. >> john: thank god for that. new district attorney george gascon is under fire, another d.a. in san francisco, and michael shellenberg will joins