i have known mannie blackwell over 20 years when he was at richmond playground. handro was a great player in the city. 12 varsity players in high school have come out of this program. i want a show of hands, which will be the first college female baseball player? anybody? okay. there we go. [applause] congratulation to all you, coaches, parents, organizers and you players, keep up the great work. >> thank you. commissioner louie. >> i just want to say, you have the best mentor for this program. our commissioner jupiter jones. i have only known you a here but this is gender equality in the recreation, so annie give a schedule when the team plays and we can come out and watch and route for you guys. >> thank you. let's get a photo with that resolution. all commissioners who want to be associated with this fine work, show up for the photo. >> so, let me make an announcement all of you fine baseball players and our distinguished stone masons from japan do not have to sit low the rest of the meeting. you would not find it anywhere as exciting as the work you are doing

. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you.hree weeks from election day, and today president biden is putting abortion rights front and center for voters. this afternoon he promised to make roe v wade the law of the land. >> promising to send a bill to congress to codify the law. they're hoping this could galvanize voters. >> if you care about the right to choose, then you've got to vote. that's why in these midterm elections, it's so critical to elect more democrats to keep control of the house of representatives. folks, if we do that, here's the promise i make to you and the american people -- the first bill i will send to the congress will be to codify roe v. wade. when congress passes it, i'll sign it in january 50 years after roe was first decided as the law of the land. >>> cnn's phil mattingly is at the white house this afternoon. what's behind the strategy here of making abortion a focus of the mid terms. polling is showing that it's not the boost it was a few weeks ago. >> that's behind the strategy today. the presiden

." >> i'm victor blackwell. it's good to have you. more than 9 million votes across the country already been cast. election day just two weeks away now. not two days away. two weeks away. and the pressure's on for the candidates to win over every voter. it's especially high in pennsylvania. tonight democrat john fetterman will face off against republican mehmet oz in perhaps the most anticipated debate of the election season. >> it's also the only chance for pennsylvanians to see the candidates argue the issues side by side. in a 50-50 senate pennsylvania is one of the races democrats hope to gain to retain power over the chamber. many voters there have already made up their minds, though. nearly 640,000 people have already turned in ballots. cnn's jessica dean is in harrisburg, pennsylvania. jessica, give us a preview of tonight's debate. >> reporter: well, bianna, you really just outlined how critical this race is for both parties. this is likely the outcome of this election here in pennsylvania is likely to determine the outcome of

i'm bianna goal degree da. >> i'm victor blackwell. we're covering several big

. >> bridget blackwell, once a talented child actress. >> she was really quite spectacular.ould be becky, and tom sawyer. and she would be in the carousel. she was the daughter who the father saying you will never walk alone to. >> bridget's brother, doug blackwell. >> was she dramatic? just all the time? >> she was a natural. she had flair. >> niece, nicole, remembers hearing the story of how her aunt was instantly smitten with a bill. >> i do remember her saying, you know, i met him when i was 16 and i thought he was the most handsome man i had ever seen. that she was just, sort of, compelled to him. >> and that was it? >> from the day that they met. she said, i just remember feeling a spark. he's just wonderful. >> they married and eventually moved into this home on peach pine crescent. a quiet suburban street outside of toronto. bill worked in management for one of canada's biggest grocery trains. >> he was a natural leader, very deliberate in his thought process. everything. he was a thinker. >> i don't think there's enough people out there like that. >> that's why he w

visit indeed.com/hire >>> hello, i'm victor blackwell. welcome to cnn newsroom.es and targets ukrainian civilians. overnight the kremlin unleashed a barrage of missiles at kyiv and several cities across the country and knocked out critical infrastructure. at least 11 people are

i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm alisyn camerota.rst the school district suspending its police force today, and now news about the school superintendent. >> cnn has more on the update. >> reporter: we're getting word now that the superintendent, the school's superintendent, hal harrow, has announced his plans to begin the process of retiring. that on monday there will be a school board meeting, and in that meeting in a closed door session they will begin to discuss his retirement. of course this all coming after the announcement of the police department big suspended, the firing of that other officer. all of this happening really in the span of 24 hours. the superintendent is certainly someone that the families have been very upset with. he very early on was not very responsive to their concerns, their questions. it took him a really long time to fire the former chief there, arredondo, andor

." >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you. former president trump is responding to his soon to be served subpoena from the january 6th committee. he's not yet saying if he will comply with the demand for documents and testimony, instead in a lengthy letter with indiscriminate capitalization committee chair bennie thompson sends it to him and trump doubled down on fraudulent claims that the 2020 election was stolen. a reminder, it was not. >> facts. once the subpoena is formally issued there will be specific deadlines for when the former president must testify. if he defies it, he could then be held in contempt of congress. yesterday's subpoena vote was the committee's mic drop moment before the november midterms. they also, though, used that final hearing to share new evidence from secret service communications, leading up to the capitol riot. and showed never before seen footage of congressional leaders scrambling to respond to the attacks from a makeshift bunker. >> cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider joins us live n

eugene blackwell says he's using a hotel voucher right now, but he expects permanent housing to become available soon. he says he waited for eight years. emotions. i'm happy because you know, finally got housing. but at st thomas sachs, there's a lot of people out here that did well, a lot of women and children out here that really needed right now, too. so um it's kind of mixed emotions about it. the city of san jose, says the encampment isn't safe for people to live in, and they'll start clearing people from columbus park on october 11th through november. 18th lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. alameda county's homeless population grew 22% over the past three years, according to official numbers released today. the population is approaching 10,000 individuals. the count was completed in february. the first since 2019. the amount of people living in vehicles also rose by 62% and 16% of people lost their homes because of covid officials say a person must earn $44 an hour to afford a two bedroom apartment in alameda county. that is nearly three times the minimum wage. new at 11 tonigh

this is that's high and sue blackwell, the world, some more are they mentioned. we've already seen nuclear blackmail. we've seen energy blackmail, and now we have this agricultural blackmail. so they're saying that this is all russia trying to once again as we've heard up with that with the north stream. it's hack. so with self estoppel as well that this is just russia sabotaging itself, as it always does. to here helped a broker the un, but green deal on ukraine. we are use of a river. political analysts at t or t. walden is sambal for his peak on ankles response to the latest developments. well, 1st of all, when we look at recent comments are coming from the turkish president. he was under the impression optimistic that the grain deal was going to be extended in mid november when it expires just in about a $2.00 to $3.00 weeks from now. of course it was a very important diplomatic achievement, one that the united nation is lead and get provided diplomatic support for as well . but i don't think it's a surprise that russia suspending the great deal because when

i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm erica hill. >>> three weeks to go until november's midterm elections, and right now candidates are making their final push for voters. nearly 1301,000 people cast their ballot yesterday alone. president biden is betting big that abortion rights will drive people to the polls. >> last night heated debates across the country the economy, crime, voting rights, now remember here, the senate is split 50-50 so every competitive race is crucial. cnn's political correspondent abby phillips joins us now. the senate and the big picture here. >> yeah, victor and erica, look, this is going to be a very close midterm cycle and every single race counts, here's why, take a look at where the balance of power stands here in the senate in terms of these are the races that are competitive in this cycle, look over here, just three seats, three seats are rated ass to-ups, that mean that are favored democrats likely to be in the democrat column or lean democratic and 20 are leaning toward the republican column likely or solidly republican and that's why you're seeing such focus

i'm victor blackwell. welcome to "cnn newsroom." >> i'm alliisyn camerota.moment the president will be briefedly local officials and governor rant. ian killed 110 people across the country, 105 of those in florida. on sanibel island it will be an emotional day. cnn cameras are there as many residents are returning for the first time to see what remains of their home. >> listen to one woman here describe that bittersweet moment that she found her home largely intact, although the storm damaged so much of the community she lives in there. >> we just thought everything would be lost. we thought we'd come home. we thought the windows were broken a

i'm victor blackwell. welcome to "cnn newsroom." four weeks before the election and cnn has a new poll for what americans think of their government right now. views of joe biden has improved over the summer. it's up to 44%, up from 38% in july. but the national outlook on the economy is still bleak. only 22% of americans rate economic conditions as good. most americans have no confidence that biden, congress, really the federal government as a whole, are doing enough to address the economy or the other major issues facing the country. cnn political director david tallian is here to break down the new numbers. let's start with the approval rating. 44%, better than july. still not where he wants to be, under water right now. how could this impact the midterms? take us through the numbers. >> here's the 44%. you'd rather be on the uptick than the decline. biden will take this. but it's not necessarily where a president would like to be this close to the midterm election. he's upside-down but up from 38% in june or july. and look at thi

i'm victor blackwell. welcome to "cnn newsroom". >> san francisco police gave the information on the brutal attack of paul pelosi. the intruder who brutalized paul with a hammer was searching for the speaker. according to police, the suspect broke into pelosi's san francisco home before 2:30 a.m. the source tells cnn that the intruder yelled where is nancy before the attack. the police chief described what was happening when three officers reached the house. >> when the officers arrived on scene, they encountered an adult male and mr. pelosi's husband, paul. our officers observed mr. pelosi and the suspect both holding a hammer. the suspect pulled a hammer away from mr. pelosi and violently assaulted him with it. our officers immediately tackled the suspect, disarmed him, took him into custody, requested emergency backup and rendered medical aid. >> the speaker's office said the 82-year-old is in recovery currently at the hospital. >> the police chief identified that 4 2-year-old suspect in custody. the sp

. >> i'm victor blackwell.e're covering several big stories this afternoon from crime to catastrophe to consequential court arguments. a source tells cnn the man accused of beating the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi has zip ties and duct tape when he broke into their home. formal charges are expected soon. >>> south korea is in mourning after more than 150 people were killed in a rush of revelers out for halloween. and affirmative action is on the line in the u.s. with two cases going before the supreme court today. >>> we begin this hour on the latest in the attack on paul pelosi. cnn's veronica miracle is in san francisco and evan perez joins us from the justice department. evan, you're hearing federal charges could be announced today. what charges are expected? >> reporter: well, bianna and victor, we do anticipate that the u.s. attorney for san francisco is going to file charges as soon as this afternoon. it could come at any time. they've been looking at a couple of different charges. one of them ob

i'm victor blackwell. >> and i'm alyson camerota.t's been six days since hurricane ian made landfall. the death toll up to 106. 102 are in florida. and that makes hurricane ian the state's deadliest storm since 1935. one sheriff described the challenges still facing search and rescue crews. >> we have a difficult time identifying property at times because the property is no longer there. get us the information. and the second we're able to, these strike teams will follow-up and do the best that we can to identify your loved one that hopefully is safe. >> more than 430,000 people still don't have power across the state. and some people in ft. myers beach and sanibel island could be out for more than a month. crews are trying to reconnect the devastated barrier islands to the mainland with a temporary gravel bridge. permanently rebuilding the bridge will be a long-term project and people in that city should be able to return to their homes to survey the damage tomorrow. >> cnn's leyla santiago spoke with search and rescue crews looking

>>> hello, i'm victor blackwell. welcome to "cnn newsroom." >> and i'm bianna golodryga. nearly 12 million americans have already voted across 43 states in the midterm elections. inflation, crime and abortion were the topics that dominated fiery debates last night. in pennsylvania senate's race the most high profile of the midterms another factor came into play and that is the health of one of the candidates. the performance democrat john getter han who survived a stroke has put a new intensity into the matchup. some fetterman voters are saying after seeing him struggle they're now worried about on the fence people like independents and undecided voters. >> another cold cnn, this is the quote, it was tough to watch fetterman, it's kind of like looking at a car accident, you want to look but you don't want to look. however, the fetterman campaign says he raised more than a million dollars in the hours after that debate. fetterman's republican rival mehmet oz is getting negative feedback for his response to a question on abortion. the fetterman camp is highlighting oz's rem

he says, okay, tell you what, you cover a story about blackwell's island which was the insane asylum that was a very scary place to be. i will give you a job. she takes the challenge and she fakes insanity, which, to be fair, but not entirely difficult to do at the time, right? especially for a woman. for a woman to get thrown into an insane asylum all it took was her husband say, she's crazy. they would lock her up, for real. so she fakes her way into this insane asylum. with the promise that the paper is going to send a lawyer to break her out which eventually it does. she rented ten park part dramatic series that it's called ten days in a madhouse. the paper runs it with illustrations. it tells about the awful conditions and mistreatment of the patients there. abuse, unhealthy food, poor treatment, dirty conditions. it was such a big deal when it was published that it resulted in an official investigation of the asylum. additional money was put in the budget to improve conditions there and reforms were made. what is noteworthy about nellie bly's writing is that she makes herself a

." >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you.mmittee. he's not yet saying if he will comply with the demand for documents and testimony,

. >> allen blackwell, don't forget him. >> of course, how big of a problem is it for the gop that thisd of candidates they're running in the cycle? >> you know, i've said it before, they have a lot of stupid people that vote in the primaries. they really do. i mean, i'm not supposed to say that. but it's obvious fact. you know, when stupid people vote, you know they nominate? other stupid people. >> [laughs] >> and the republicans have a problem. they've got very low quality people that vote in the primaries. and they produce predictably very low quality candidates. it's evident right in front of me. >> so, you've got republicans on one hand, james, they're talking about crime, the economy, an immigration. democrats are campaigning on saving our country, preserving our democracy, literally the life and death of our country. here is what matthew dowd said about that on this show last night, watch. >> the people that want something to accomplish, when it social security, medicare, choice, guns, you will not be able to accomplish it when you are not in a democracy. so, the only way you ca

i'm victor blackwell. jsh joe biden and world leaders are condemning russian missile strikes that targeted civilians in ukraine. [ explosions ] >> wow. overnight, russia unleashed a barrage of missiles in kyiv. multiple other cities too across the country, knocking out critical infrastructure. at least 11 people are dead, dozens more injured. today, putin is boasting about the attack and vows there will be more. he says this blitz is retaliation for the weekend attack on a key bridge that links annexed crimea to russia. joe biden says russia's attacks demonstrate the utter brutality of putin's illegal war. fred pleitgen is with us now from kyiv, one of those cities hit by the attacks. fred, what's the situation there? >> reporter: well, it's still a tense situation here in kyiv, victor. as well as many other cities across ukraine. we are one hour away from a curfew that goes into effect here every night. but the streets here on the ukrainian capital after those missile attacks, they were really empty throu

i'm victor blackwell, welcome to "cnn newsroom." >> great to be with you all this afternoon. 15 daysntil election day and the fight for every last vote is intensifying. crucial debates are happening tonight in the race for florida governor and tomorrow in the contest for senate in pennsylvania. nearly 7.3 million people have already cast their ballots in 39 states according to one analysis. >> right now, president biden is making his pitch to voters. he's hoping to shift the momentum away from republicans. a new analysis of the political landscape in these final weeks shows republicans are making late gains as they try to win back control of the house. white house correspondent jeremy diamond is with us now. give us details on what the president is saying. >> reporter: president biden is delivering right now what he termed a closing argument here as we are just about two weeks from election day. the president, though, isn't in the battleground states where you might expect him to be delivering that kind of closing argument. he's at democratic party headquarters where he said his goal

i'm victor blackwell. president biden just upkdated congress on what his administration sees as the biggest national security threat facing the country. in his new national security strategy, vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine is not the top political challenge according to biden. that distinction goes to china. russia was however at the heart of a key global meeting. there was a meeting with 50 other defense ministers on how to boost ukraine's air defense systems. ukraine is facing a third day of intensified air assault from russia which was condemned by the defense ministers for continuing to target civilian facilities. cnn's kaitlan collins is at the white house. kaitlan, you're up first. let's begin with the president and his just released national security strategy. why is china above russia here? >> reporter: yeah, it might surprise some people given of course, russia's ongoing invasion of ukraine, but basically what this document gets into is what they think the biggest long-term threat is going t

>>> hello, i'm victor blackwell. welcome to cnn newsroom. we're starting with the shock and outrage in ukraine and around the world after russia retaliates and targets ukrainian civilians. overnight the kremlin unleashed a barrage of missiles at kyiv and several cities across the country and knocked out critical infrastructure. at least 11 people are dead, dozens more are hurt. today, putin is boasting about these attacks and vowing there will be more. he says the attacks are retaliation for the weekend attack on a key bridge that links annexed crimea to russia. ukraine's president zelenskyy meanwhile says putin's latest assault shows a world he is a terrorist. cnn nick paton walsh is in onei targeted overnight. nick, what are you seeing there? >> reporter: what we saw here was a sign that while russia boasts about the precision firepower, it's hard to discern what the target was and clear it hasn't really hit it. across ukraine, we've seen startling brutality, frankly. this is not the first time that russia has it seems targeted or killed c

>>> hello, i'm victor blackwell and welcome to "cnn newsroom." >> i'm erica hill. president biden a short time ago laying out his plan to keep energy prices down for americans which includes another push for oil companies to boost production and it comes, that push to lower gas prices as early voting gets under way in some states. we are now officially less than three weeks to go. >> who is counting? >> yeah. >> the president just announced he will release another 15 million barrels from the nation's oil stockpile beginning in december. this is in addition to the 165 million barrels of crude oil that's been put under contract since this past spring. the reserves are at a 30-year low. >> with my you a nounsment today we are going to continue to stabilize markets and decrease the prices at a time when the actions of other countries have caused such volatility, and i've told my team behind me here to be prepared to look further -- look for further releases in the months ahead if needed. we're calling it a ready and release plan. this allows us to move quickly to preve

. >> i'm victor blackwell. breaking news. the january 6 committee just subpoenaed donald trump.s historic move stems from their investigation into the attack on the u.s. capitol. cnn received a copy of the panel's letter and subpoena moments ago. the committee voted unanimously to compel trump to testify under oath and provide documents about his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. >> if the former president fights the subpoena the court battle could outlast the committee's mandate. cnn justice correspondent evan perez and political correspondent sara murray joining us now. evan, what is the committee saying here? >> the subpoena is demanding the former president produce documents by november 4th. this is everything related to his effort to overturn the 2020 election results. they're asking also for him to appear for a deposition on november 14th app nd to provide testimony to the committee. that could go beyond that single day according to the committee. in addition, they sent a letter to the former president explaining what they have found as part of their investigation and

i'm victor blackwell.gave the information on the brutal attack of paul pelosi. the intruder who brutalized paul with a hammer was searching for the speaker. according to police, the suspect broke into pelosi's san francisco home before 2:30 a.m. the source tells cnn that the intruder yelled where is nancy before the attack. the police chief described what was happening when three officers reached

." >> i'm victor blackwell. president biden aspoke about america's job reports.his message, america is on track. >> we're proving the best days are ahead of us, not behind us. 263,000 jobs last month. that's 10 million jobs since i've come into o

i'm victor blackwell. welcome to "cnn newsroom." >> i'm alliisyn camerota. president biden and the first lady are in florida. at any moment the president will be briefedly local officials and governor rant. ian killed 110 people across the country, 105 of those in florida. on sanibel island it will be an emotional day. cnn cameras are there as many residents are returning for the first time to see what remains of their home. >> listen to one woman here describe that bittersweet moment that she found her home largely intact, although the storm damaged so much of the community she lives in there. >> we just thought everything would be lost. we thought we'd come home. we thought the windows were broken and we thought we'd find water. we've lived here for seven years. it's paradise. we felt we would come back and find everything gone. i mean, we just have to fix up our yard. our neighbors, that house over there, we know all these people. >> among the priorities, governor desantis says are the temporary repairs on key bridges to sanibel, pine island. those have b

." >> i'm victor blackwell. rescue efforts are intensifying across florida right now. it's been six days since hurricane ian made landfall, and we still do not know how many people are missing. across the country, the number of people killed by this storm is up to at least 106. florida accounts for more than 100 of those lives, and that makes the hurricane the state's deadliest storm since 1935. half of those deaths are in lee county, and the sheriff gave an update on recovery efforts this morning. >> we're probably still another three to four days left in search and rescue and recovery, so that's a rough time frame that could go in either direction. these are not numbers. this is family members, people didn't just lose their homes. we can rebuild a home. we can get another boat, but when you lose a loved one, there's just no words that can describe how we feel for that family. so we hope and pray those numbers stay as low as possible. >> more than 430,000 people remain without power across florida, and some in places like fort myers beach and sanibel island could be w

i'm victor blackwell. it's good to be with you. president biden is in pennsylvania again giving remarks against the backdrop of a crumbling bridge. now undergoing repairs. the president said it's just one of the examples of how his administration has improved aging infrastructure across the country. >> as a result, pennsylvania has been able to repair fern hollow bridge in less than a year and by christmas god willing, we'll be walking. i'm coming back to walk over this sucker. although my staff said to me, do you realize how many times you have been to pittsburgh? i said, no. they said, 19. i said, bobby, don't tell them scranton. >> the president is now heading to philadelphia for a private campaign event with john fetterman who is locked in one of the nation's most contentious midterm races. cnn's senior white house correspondent phil mattingly is at the white house. cnn congressional correspondent jessica dean is in philadelphia. all right, phil. you're up first. have you reported that biden's schedule of events this week reall

i'm victor blackwell. >> and i'm bianna golodryga. president biden is steering another $10 million toward the democratic house and senate campaigns with election day two weeks away. the muoney injection a sure sig of just how high the stakes are in this midterm election. tonight they are feeling extra pressure in pennsylvania. >> democrat john fetterman will debate republican mehmet oz. this is perhaps the most anticipated debate of the election season. it's also the only chance for pennsylvanians to see the candidates side by side. they're debating just this one time. the senate is 50-50 and pennsylvania is crucial in the fight to either keep or gain control. cnn's jeff zeleny is in harrisburg where the debate is happening. jeff, what should people expect to see tonight? >> reporter: well, victor, i think people can expect to see fireworks as we've seen in debates across the country. more interestingly this has a unique element to it and that is because of john fetterman. of course he's the lieutenant governor of pennsylvania but he'

i'm victor blackwell, welcome to "cnn newsroom." >> great to be with you all this afternoon. 15 daysis intensifying. crucial debates are happening tonight in the race for florida

. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to have you along. moment we will see president biden make his now second economic announcement of the day. the president is expected to award $2.8 billion in grants targeting the electric grid and electric vehicles. earlier today he announced he's releasing 15 million barrels from the national oil reserve. this is in hopes of keeping gas prices coming down. >> context here is key. midterm elections of course, now just 20 days away. folks in many states have already started voting. inflation and the economy as we know still the number one issues for consumers and voters. so the president says these moves, he says they are not political. >> it's not politically motivated at all. it's motivated to make sure that i continue to push on what i have been pushing on, and that is making sure there's enough oil that's being pumped by the companies so that we have the ability to be able to produce enough gas that we need here at home, oil we need here at home, and at the same time, keep moving in the direction of

." >> i'm victor blackwell. rescue efforts are intensifying across florida right now.e country, the number of people killed by this storm is up to at least 106. florida accounts for more than 100 of those lives, and that makes the hurricane the state's deadliest storm since 1935. half of those deaths are in lee county, and the sheriff gave an up

this is just down the street from the blackwell hall dorm where a student took this video from her window. i saw they were like for those inside a car and they were like they got shot. so like they basically were, like, pass out like the police just tried to get them out of the card and, like, put them in the floor. and there was like blood everywhere, and i did. did you just try to put them in the am blessing? go out, so it was like a really like hard moment. their students say they heard the suspect speed off in a car the whole incident, leaving many on campus rattled. it was pretty traumatizing. it wasn't expected and that like they freaked a lot of people out just in general, even though it wasn't students, obviously. who cares like who knows if it's a student shooters certainly doesn't care if it's a student or not right? berkeley police have not released any information on an arrest or descriptions of the suspects. the coroner's office will not release the name of the person who died. st police have a hold on the case. live in the newsroom. amanda kintanar ktvu fox two news, amanda.

eugene blackwell says he's using a hotel voucher right now, but he expects permanent housing to becomeilable soon. he says he waited for eight years. emotions because, you know, i finally got housing. but at st thomas sachs, there's a lot of people out here that did well, a lot of women and children out here that really needed right now, too. so um, it's kind of mixed emotions about it. the city of san jose says the encampment isn't safe for people to live in, and they'll start clearing people from columbus park on october 11th through november. 18th lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. today. we have one job. and only one job, and that's to picture the people . florida get everything that they need to fully thoroughly recovered. president biden went to southwest florida today to get a firsthand look at the devastation from hurricane ian. the president comforted local residents alongside republican governor rhonda santis, potential 2024 rival. the president praised how governor de santis is handling the storm recovery efforts there as both men put aside politics for a few days. back ne

i'm victor blackwell.pected to make comments at any moment about his administration's efforts to boost the u.s. economy. with 33 days until the midterm election, the economy is the number one issue for voters. >> as the president tries to implement his checonomic plan, opec's raising prices will almost increaskrcrease gas pric. phil, what is the president's plan? >> reporter: this evictor, this day, is a perfect encapsulation of the administration's struggles and balancing act when it comes to the economy in the entire time in office. the president is here in poughkeepsie to talk about a new $20 billion investment from ibm that had been committed to, in large part, because a cornerstone legislative achievement. one of a myriaof

everyone just calling the cops, you know, around the corner on durant, a student took this video from blackwelll at about the same time. first responders are seen removing victims from a vehicle that they were like. for those inside a car and they were like they got shot. so like they basically were, like, pass out like the police just tried to get them out of the card and, like, just put them in the floor, and there was like blood everywhere. we saw blood several feet away right outside resident hall unit three. police have not clarified whether they're treating the shootings as one incident or two. regardless the violence has rattled nerves. kind of scared you like when you're actually there and you're hearing gunshots like down the street from where you are. it's sad, right? it's berkeley and has lots of students here. one student tells me the streets were busy during the time of the shootings, because at parties had just ended. please have yet to release any information about the victims or potential suspects, but we do know they have been reviewing surveillance video. greg liggins ktvu fox

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of them each night and they will be patrolling outside the dorm complexes, units, 123 as well as blackwell hull and that will be from 6 30 at night to 2 30 in the morning. just like seeing their presence. it makes you feel better that at least there's somebody there watching for some uc berkeley freshman. they don't even need to see the new security guards to feel safer. there's like always like some homeless people that are around here, and we haven't been seeing them. there's usually someone sitting in our bike rack, but they're not there anymore. so we attribute that to the security person. the private security guards were hired by cal following a big push from parents, specifically a coalition of almost 1000 parents that mobilized on facebook concerned about violence around campus. i definitely feel like they're hearing us, and i think that that we're definitely moving in the right direction. kimberly plumber is one of the core founders of that parent group. her daughter is a freshman dorm was the one where they had had the sexual assault of a female employee in the bathroom. the homel

i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm erica hill. former president trump issuing a 14-page i guess you can call it a non-response to the committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. of course, this letter that came out this morning was in response to the committee's unanimous vote to serve him with a subpoena. he hasn't yet actually addressed the subpoena to say whether he would comply with that demand for documents and testimony but in this letter to committee chair bennie thompson, trump doubled down on the claims that have bedebunked en debunked tha0 election was stolen. >> lawmakers also shared testimony they said linked the trump world to right wing extremists along with new evidence from secret service agents and show never before seen footage of congressional leaders scrambling to respond to the attacks from a makeshift bunker. >> joining us now, cnn chief congressional correspondent manu raju and whitney wild. manu, first to you. this video was really something both shown during the hearing and what cnn obtained excl

a student took video from her window at blackwell hall. just around the corner. here on durant. shows first responders removing victims from a car. the woman who captured that footage says she saw four people passed out in the car and a lot of blood as emts tried to move them out of that car and into an ambulance. there are also indications that the person who was shooting maybe the people who were shooting were in a car as well. and they took off in a car students that they heard the screeching of that car getting away right after those gunshots, so police are still looking for those suspects. they also haven't released the name of that victim who was killed here as well. we're working on getting more of that information today live in berkeley. amanda keown. thunder ktvu facts. tunis amanda. thank you. cal fire's annual fire prevention. we kicked off with the message on how to prepare for a house fire, the agency says two critical factors. help you prepare for fires number one properly installing smoke alarms and number two advanced planning. smoke alarms should be checked once

a student took video from her window right down the street here at blackwell hall that's around the cornernt. it shows first responders removing the victims from a car. the woman who captured the footage that she saw four people. passed out in the car and a lot of blood as mts. move those people out of the car and into the ambulance. there's also indications that the suspects took off in a car students were saying that they heard a car screeching off, so police are still searching for those suspects. live in berkeley. amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. contra costa county health officials are warning people who live near the crockett wastewater treatment plant to take precautions after several reports of a rotten egg spell in the area near the plant. high concentrations of hydrogen sulfide can cause headaches, nausea and irritated eyes, officials say. just because you can smell the order doesn't mean you are at risk. anyone with more serious symptoms should contact their doctor. investigators or inspectors have not been able to find the source of the smell and say that could take a couple

but there's no collective blackwell. there's no collective white wealth. in fact, the thing i just wrote, since we all have been conditioned for 100 years to think of black people as operating with a hive mind, so we all want the same thing, public can speak for everybody now. that point may not come through clearly enough. but let's imagine a white nurse, who has fallen on hard times. and is facing eviction. and then imagine the possibility of her trying to dip into the pool of collective white wealth, to pay a landlord or pay a mortgage. or even better, she texts jeff bezos and asks him to pitch in, because they're white together. i mean, that doesn't happen. so, what's going on here is that the whole wealth focus is and extrapolation of the mindset of the investor class onto all black people. so, making rich black people richer doesn't do anything at all but for the rest of us. in fact, to the extent that it legitimizes the largest patterns of inequality because they are richer, it does bad for the rest of us. as my colleague walter ben michaels have be

now this is a video a student took from blackwell hall around the c from a car.tured the footage says she saw four people passed out in that car and a lot of blood as mts moved them into an ambulance. now there are also indications that the suspect took off in a vehicle. some students reported hearing that screeching of tires as they took off, but we're looking working to learn more from berkeley police this morning, so hopefully we will get an update if they might have a description of that vehicle or of those suspects. we will get that to you as soon as we hear it live in berkeley, amanda quintana ktvu fax tunis. alright, thank you, amanda. this morning, russia launched a barrage of missiles against civilian targets in ukrainian cities, including the capital city of kiev, where at least eight people were killed. ukrainian commander says russia fired 75 missiles while ukrainian defenses intercepted 41 of those missiles, nearly three dozen did hit their targets. these are the first strikes on kevin four months and in response to those attacks, ukrainian president

everyone just calling the cops, you know, around the corner on durant, a student took this video from blackwell hall at about the same time. first responders are seen removing victims from a vehicle they were like. for those inside a car and they were like they got shot. so like they basically were like, pass out and like the police just tried to get them out of the card and, like, just put them in the floor, and there was like blood everywhere. we saw blood several feet away, right outside resident hall unit three. police have not clarified whether they're treating the shootings as one incident or two. regardless the violence has rattled nerves. kind of scary, like when you're actually there and you're hearing gunshots like down the street from where you are. it's sad, right? it's a berkeley and there's lots of students here. one student tells me the streets were busy during the time of the shootings, because at parties had just ended. please have yet to release any information about the victims or potential suspects, but we do know they have been reviewing surveillance video. greg liggins ktv