for that, rick leventhal joins us. >> it's delaware's senator who is leading the effort to pass a d.c along with more than three dozen others who we are showing you here. carper says it would rectify a historic injustice because the 700,000 residents in dort endure taxation without representation. it has been proposed for years, but this would be the first time a bill could actually make it the 51st state. it's actually passed the house and moves on to the senate where there are 38 cosponsors who are you are seeing on your screen. they say d.c. residents pay more per capita than citizens and any of the other 50 states. the residents have no say in how that money is spent. the mayor says the momentum in congress is "a promising sign that our country is finally ready to write this historic wrong." under the plan, d.c. would be renamed washington douglas commonwealth in honor of frederick douglass. it would get two senators and one house rep. the capitol, the supreme court, the national mall would be a separate federal district controlled by congress and named the capital. but for all th

i'm rick leventhal.ow back to "hannity". >> sean: alexandria ocasio-cortez remaining silent and find tonight as she told a misleading story about her experience on gender 262 in the capitol hill violence. here is how she responded on cb earlier this morning. take a look. >> i think it's unfortunately kind of the spring to deny and politicize our account with something that i set with and i was a big reason why on top of making sure that we could clear our story 22 can security concerns. is off also request that on my story as well. so many survivors here publicly doubted. >> sean: we want to be fair. it was a shocking and stressful experience and one that can never happen again. facts matter of the timeline of events matter. so we can fully understand what happened and make sure we protect our institutions and make sure we protect every elected official. here is nancy mays mace who was two doors down from oac. last night she said this right here on this program. >> it was a very harrowing experience. but

rick leventhal has that story tonight. >> some business owners won't talk about it for fear of scaring off customers. with 20 unprovoked assault and robberies in oakland's chinatown neighborhood in just the past few days, locals say it is an unprecedented crime wave targeting asian americans. the attacks are shocking and blue, often captured on surveillance cameras including a 91-year-old man finally shoved her from behind when walking down the sidewalk leaving face first on the pavement, treated and released from a local hospital along with two others also knocked to the ground on the same block on the same way on the same day. police released images of the suspect in those stories, a black mail 20 to 30 years old asking the public for help with getting him and others involved in the recent violence. >> even if you have little information, even if you cannot describe your assailant please come forward. >> other incidents include brazen robberies inside an herbal medicine store where some women have their wallet stolen and a purse snatching inside a bakery. locals say the wave of viole

rick leventhal has that story from the west coast tonight. >> shannon, some business owners won'ts talk about it for fear of scaring off customers with more than 20 assaults and robberies in china town. locals say it's a crime wave targeting asian americans. the attacks are brutal captured on cameras including a 91-year-old man violently shoved from behind while walking down the sidewalk landing face first on the pavement. treated and released from a local hospital with two others knocked to the ground on the same block in the same way on the same day. police released images of the suspect. a black federal, 20-30 years old. ask for the public catching him and others involved in the violence. >> even if you have little information, if you cannot describe your assailant, please come forward. >> others include a brazen robbery in an herbal store. locals say the wave of crime is unheard of with numerous reports of juveniles carrying guns, beating their victims before robbing them. police say they will reallocate resources but admit it will be toug

our very own rick leventhal tonight. rick. >> hey, sean.ident prompted a suspension of a so far unknown number of officers.. we have a body cam video, which is disturbing. [screaming] >> i got her. >> police were called friday afternoon because a 9-year-old girl was threatening to harm herself and her mother. when officers tried to move her into a police car, she resisted. she screamed for her father and refused to get in the car withto one cop telling her you arehe acting like a child, which she responded i am a child.n she kept resisting. it didn't work and she was eventually taken to a hospital and then released. as you mentioned, the incident sparked protests by hundreds oft people in the streets of rochester tonight. at one point, pulling down barricades while chanting "black lives matter." such use of force and pepper spray should never be deployed against a child period. sean. >> sean: it went on for a much longer period of time. they are outside the police department. i mean, it's just a very tough situation. did the police that all

rick leventhal in los angeles with the story. d by president biden's choice to run the federal unemployment project. it has been run by scandal including a huge scam by nigerian criminals with $600 million in fraudulent claims. they gave $400,000 to the biden campaign over the past two years and now she has reportedly been tapped to run the federal office that helps process on a plumbing claims. they faulted the department for failing to fix a software issue that contributed to the massive unemployment payment debacle. a total of more than 2,200,000 fraudulent claims using identities stolen in earlier data breaches. the state has now recovered money. they blamed a third payment for another data breach exposing private information of residents filing for unemployment last year. they told "the seattle times" that the system has now been repaired saying we do have definitive proof that the measurements we have put in place are working. we have successfully prevented money from going out to these criminals and have prevented thousands