caos en la corte, familiares indignados atacan a un hombre en albuquerque.: este es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con eliÁn zidÁn. eliÁn: buenas noches. bajo el lema "un dÍa sin inmigrantes" hoy miles de hispanos salieron a las calles en diversos puntos del paÍs para protestar contra las duras polÍticas migratorias de la administraciÓn trump. negocios cerrados, calles llenas y tambiÉn voces unidas fueron parte de esta jornada en la que comerciantes y trabajadores expresaron su rechazo a las redadas y deportaciones masivas. en los Ángeles la movilizaciÓn fue masiva y jaime garcÍa nos muestra el impacto que han tenido estas protestas. jaime: mÁs de 2000 personas se concentraron en el centro de los Ángeles en una protesta pacÍfica en contra de las redadas y la deportaciÓn de inmigrantes implementadas por el gobierno del presidente donald trump. >> el jefe de mi compaÑÍa me dio el dÍa para que yo viniera a manifestarme y defender los derechos de todos los mexicanos y todos los latinos que estamos aquÍ con miedo a que nos saquen del paÍs. >> desde que trum

if you ever happen to be in albuquerque, new mexico, and you decide to go out partying, then get behind the wheel, even a little tipsy, you'd better hope new mexico state police sergeant toby lafave is not on duty because he will catch you. >> put both hands on my on my dash right here on this thing. can you not put both hands behind your back? so today i have made approximately over 3000 arrests in my in my career. >> it's like he has a knack for being in the right place at the right time. >> lafave has surpassed the previous record holder, who had 2800 arrests. this patrol officer has the most dui collars ever in new mexico state police history. >> actually, it was one of his field training officers, and you could tell from the get go that there was something unique about him. he just had that ability to have unparalleled work ethic, and he was constantly striving to do better and outperform the next officer in the field. >> dirty bourbon. >> dirty bourbon. okay. >> how did you get on i-40? >> according to dui.org, new mexico is the second most dangerous state in the country when it c

albuquerque, temperaturas en el punto de congelaciÓn, 32 grados, es masa de aire helado sigue descendiendodo maÑana california. dejando bastante precipitaciÓn en sectores de sacramento, fresno, tambiÉn los Ángeles, hablamos de acumulados de lluvia en algunas . esperan llegar de tener las 3 hasta las 5 pulgadas. alerta de inundaciones hasta el viernes, tener precauciÓn, lÓpez . es peligroso pudieran registrar en las cicatrices de los incendios. a tener cuidado. elian: gracias. una parte del techo de un naciÓ en oregÓn se derrumbÓ despuÉs de que mÁs de 700.000 libras de nieve se acumularÁn, segÚn el distrito escolar, el gimnasio estaba vacÍo y no hubo heridos. para nadie es un secreto de la escasez del huevo es una realidad, llegar al mercado y no encontrar este ingrediente es un golpe muy duro para muchas familias trabajadoras a pero las soluciones comienzan a aparecer, como alquilar gallinas para tener huevos frescos en el hogar. guillermo: enorme escasez de huevos en todo el paÍs ha originado nuevas formas de llevar a la mesa esta indispensable proteÍna diaria. esta es una empresa familia

emergency di support in albuquerque. i assume that's albuquerque, new mexico. it was in 2022 through 2023. with emergency di support? probably not it's an unfair question. and then the last one i want to talk about is another usaid for activities in d.c. now, this one is really interesting is to hire lgbt advisor for that usaid qs personal contractor program. the interesting thing about this is it is to undisclosed contractor. that went requires some sort of investigation. so my question is why do we have activities in the united states this is international development? >> i have read that. i can tell you, i was in the commission when i was teaching in georgetown after left a id. a number of officers came back from afghanistan and iraq whose collars had been murdered by taliban. we l lost a large number of contract staff in both countries. they committed suicide. and so they created a commission they asked me too serve on, and i did. to see what we need to do when people come back. and this is true for the military, my son was in afghanistan. as the first gulf

se desatÓ una pelea grupal dentro de una corte de albuquerque cuando el tÍo de una joven asesinada seste asalto en una instituciÓn del gobierno. quÉ pasa con mis hijos? y soy deportado? esa es la inquietud de miles de padres en medio de las redadas masivas. un abogado tiene romdacionesec. un abogado ¡tenemos los mejores asientos! a la culebrilla... no le importa. el 99% de los adultos de 50 años o más tienen el virus que causa la culebrilla y puede reactivarse de repente. ♪♪ ¡al fin abrimos! a la culebrilla no le importa. pero shingrix protege. solo shingrix tiene más del 90% de eficacia comprobada. shingrix es una vacuna usada para prevenir la culebrilla en adultos de 50 años o más. shingrix no protege a todos y no es para quienes tengan reacciones alérgicas graves a sus ingredientes o a una dosis previa. informa a tu profesional de la salud si estás embarazada o estás amamantando. se observó un riesgo mayor del síndrome de guillain-barré después de recibir shingrix. pueden ocurrir desmayos, así que toma precauciones. los efectos secundarios más comunes son dolor, enrojecimiento e hi

una prÓrroga de 75 dÍas que firmÓ el propio trump y una caÓtica escena se dio en un tribunal de albuquerquee que le cayÓ a golpes es el tÍo de la vÍctima. tambiÉn se sumÓ el padrastro de la joven. el incidente terminÓ cuando un funcionario sacÓ su pistola elÉctrica. ambos fueron arrestados y enfrentan cargos. >> vamos a otra informaciÓn impresionante. y es que una nueva investigaciÓn alerta sobre el creciente nivel de plÁsticos dentro del cuerpo humano. los cientÍficos descubrieron una media de siete gramos de plÁstico acumulado en el cereb de personas que habrÍan fallecido de demencia. >> algo impresionante. la pregunta ahora es puede tener esto alguna relaciÓn con enfermedades que son degenerativas, como por ejemplo la demencia o el alzheimer? investigÓ. >> por su diminuto tamaÑo. circulan libremente en nuestro cuerpo y ahora un estudio confirmÓ que los microplÁsticos tambiÉn estÁn en el cerebro. >> se ha demostrado solamente en estudios a nivel de cÉlulas que puede generar algunos procesos inflamatorios dentro del cerebro. estÁ involucrado en desarrollo de enfermedades como el alzheimer.

jane from albuquerque is concerned that mr. kennedy's lack of experience will negatively impact the health of new mexicans. she said, the administration has nominated manifestly unqualified individuals, and those openly hostile to evidence to head the department of health and human services and the individual agencies that are charged with protecting the health of everyone in the united states. this abdication of responsibility will undoubtedly impact vulnerable populations most profoundly, including those living in new mexico. mark from albuquerque, a survivor of polio, knows that the polio vaccine effectively eradicated this relentless and deadly disease. he is worried that mr. kennedy's confirmation could stifle future vaccinations like the one that saved his life. mark said, i am a polio survivor. i know that i was very fortunate in my recovery, and i also know that the vaccines effectively eradicated this relentless and deadly disease. soy i ask that you -- so i ask that you do whatever you can to prevent rfk jr. from over

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the orange jumpsuit, accused of killing his ex-girlfriend, standing before a district judge in albuquerqueer uncle, carlos lucero, barrels over the partition, along with another man, pete ysasi, attacking ortiz. the defendant's father joining the melee, until, finally, the corrections officer trying to shield the defendant draws their taser. heavily armed deputies storming the courtroom, arresting the attackers, a full minute after the attack began. the men were treated at the hospital and released. they're due back in court next month. according to court documents, after the attack, lucero told deputies it was worth every moment, and, "he killed my niece like a coward." the incident raising questions about courtroom security. and reminiscent of this moment in a las vegas courtroom last year. >> whoa, whoa. >> reporter: when a man flew over the bench and attacked a judge. that man was sentenced to decades in prison. well, david, the hearing for ortiz was reset for next week, and they've already requested extra security for that one, david. >> david: mola lenghi with us tonight. mola, thank

the votes has been described as a test for 5 minutes to albuquerque, whose party won in a landslide. 4 years ago. the serious new government says it has uncovered nearly a $1000000000.00 of corruption and the postal service. the country will need up to $200000000000.00 to update the communications infrastructure. but a major obstacle is sanctions and funding for reconstruction houses. there was a sound, a bench of age spoke to send out mastery. syria's communications minister. it was, you know, the only was a cause since day one. we are focused on a number of things including help the comp corruption which is endemic within the ministry system. it's embedded deep into the institution, so it's difficult if not impossible to endurance. one of the tools adopted the cub corruption was an internal audits were able to identify manifestations of the corruption. one important case was in the postal service. in one instance, in less talk is brunch. the deficit of 20000000000 syrian pounds was recorded. it turned out that the director general that was embezzling money. contracts were given to

the vote is expected to be a test for prime minister, albuquerque after his party one in a line slide 4 years ago because he has been at odds with western allies for his policies towards the cost of those ethnic sub minority. and his controversial normalization talks with serbia. it's getting on this with maya black. jess scott, who's in pristina for is joining us now live my us. so what are the chances for cody to form a new government and maintain the power only within his party as has been proclaiming in 2020 for a selection cartons. prime minister, i'll be in court and he's bar to self determination. one more than 50 percent on the road. so the main outcome of this election, we're going to be where the court tv will be able to repeat the same success. but the latest full suggests that he's supported drums below 40 percent. that means the course he will be a need to will need to some of the positional parties to form a new government. but there is no such must swear in the position of luck for corporation. some of adult positional party explicitly are thinking, stating that the coa

. ♪ -three weeks from the launch, we were flying from houston to albuquerque for christmas, iain andin the back seat. -and we start hitting some of this turbulence, and all of a sudden the plane gets into this, like, downwash. it's going down like this. well, i mean, we just crashed. it was just, you know, bam, slapped down. and the fact that we survived is, to this day, something i cannot explain. ♪ i think it messed iain up because the closer we got to the flight itself, he kept saying, "i don't want you to leave, mom. i want you to stay here on earth." basically, he said, "i don't want you to go." -i, uh, begged her pretty desperately not to go. i was... i was very emotional, and i was crying to stop -- try to stop her from leaving. -these guys have trained, you know, forever for this mission, and the last thing they want is for them to catch something and be sick. that just would be catastrophic for the mission. so they put them in quarantine a week prior. the children weren't allowed to be around them. -i had to say goodbye to him before he went to quarantine. and i remember hug

hours before from miami the day before that it had been flying through the caribbean and then from albuquerqueit's been moving around the country for quite some time before the incident occurred. it is one of those things were maintenance gets put off getting to tijuana and get the child home certainly understandable but with corners cut on maintenance between that perhaps i think that is something that could be important for investigators to look at and what the history was for that particular aircraft one of the things that could have been fixed when there is urgency to get somebody home sometimes corners get cut and that is something investigators want to look at in this situation. great stuff is always from grant anderson former retired army captain going to guest longbows or apaches or something great to have you with us. thank you so much. jonathan over to you. kevin second tragic air crash in as many days a jet plunging to the ground in philadelphia with six people on board and casualties on the ground as well. more coverage straight ahead. >> ♪ ♪ join thousands of advertisers who have

marti, you are up next in albuquerque, new mexico, republican. caller: i was just calling, they are complaining about people getting our personal information and people from social security work from home and they can do my application or whatever you want to call it sitting at the kitchen table with all of my personal information in their house and that is not a big deal . finish your thought. the people in a secure place they are worried about. i am more worried about some and at the house doing it. host: do you have any thoughts, david super? guest: i don't know the detail of their work from home procedures. my understanding is they are -- there are substantial cybersecurity in these instances. there is no clear information as to how this data is being handled. we are hearing reports in the media that things have been copied onto laptops or otherwise moved around so it may not be in secure locations. as troubling as it is to have one person's information out there, to have millions and millions out there is troubling. i don't get social securi

y ahora mire lo que pasó en pleno tribunal en albuquerque, nuevo méxico.anklin después de que un niño de 11 años había caído a través del hielo. esto fue el lunes. la policía indicó que el niño había recorrido unas 75 yardas a través del hielo, cuando de repente se dio, dejándolo caer cerca de 4 pies de agua. el menor fue trasladado al hospital y ahora se espera que se esté recuperando. y ojos abiertos. pues más vale prevenir que lamentar y más si se trata de un asteroide. y es que la agencia espacial europea. europea vigila de cerca un asteroide que tiene un 1% de probabilidad de chocar con la tierra en 2032. si el asteroide tiene casi un 99% de probabilidades de pasar a salvo sin tocar la tierra. el 22 de diciembre de 2032, pero aún no se puede descartar ese 1% de un posible impacto. fue reconocido por primera vez como amenaza en diciembre de 2024 por el telescopio atlas, situado en chile. por ahora se está alejando de la tierra, pero volverá en 2028. se desconoce actualmente su densidad o composición, pero se calculala e mide entre 40 y 90 metros de diá

this happened albuquerque, new mexico at a hearing for a murder suspect. man jumps in the gallery throws the defendant to the ground and then punches him. 2 other men then join in 2 women, try to pull them away as an officer tries to shield the defendant. who is alexander ortiz. authorities say he's charged with killing his ex-girlfriend and the first man who rushed him claims to be related to her telling authorities, quote, he killed my niece like a coward and it was worth every moment. both men are now facing charges of assault and battery on a peace officer. the chp sharing this video of a heroic officer pulling a pilot away from a burning plane. moments later that aircraft explodes. the can see it right there. this is from last week in santa barbara county. chp says the officer was conducting a traffic stop and he saw the small aircraft crashed into a nearby field. that officer then raced to the scene to help the injured pilot who was trying to crawl away from that plane after the rescue, the pilot and another passenger were taken to the hospital. grea

this happened in albuquerque, new mexico.efore another man joined the fight. a corrections officer was also hit while trying to break up that brawl. the men are now facing charges of assault and battery on a peace officer. and daniel penny has been hired by power house silicon valley venture capital firm horowitz, the marine veteran will be working. job comes less than two months after he was acquitted in the subway chokehold death of jordan neely. memo sent to employees at the firm yesterday praising penny for his, quote: courage. those are your headlines, lawrence, back upstairs to you my friend. >> lawrence: thanks, carley, appreciate it. we still have a busy two hours, i think, left in the show. more "fox & friends" ahead. ♪ ♪ i just want to fly ♪ put your arms around me baby ♪ put your arms around me, baby ♪ i just want to fly ♪ tiktok to compete. within a week of posting, i had over $25,000 in sales. i don't have a million dollars to put towards marketing and branding. tiktok was the way and it saved my company. we had

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albuquerque, new mexico so in 20222023. it may have been your last budget. aware of the dti support? probably not in the last one is another usaid for activities. this one is really interesting because it is lgbt advisor for the usaid u.s. personal services contract from the interesting thing is it is to undisclosed contracts. that requires some sort of investigation so why do we have activities in the united states development? [inaudible] microphone relax are. i was speaking at georgetown after i left usaid. a number of officers came back his colleagues had been murdered. we lost a large number of contracts. they made suicide. they created a mission to see what we need to do my son was afghanistan and a major in the army reserve. i will left to go back and there's the suicide from military i'm not sure that may have been counseling. if they depression when keep people come back to have seen a lot of violence -- >> i'll give you that. you are right, we have veterans who commit suicide everyday -- >> let me engine compliance offices. a very good question. ac

. >> a family's anguish turned into a violent courtroom brawl in albuquerque.aught on camera. this happened during a court hearing for murder suspect alexander ortiz, who is accused of killing his ex-girlfriend. well, family members who were in the gallery rushed the defendant and launched their attack. ortiz and a court officer were both hurt. both family members were taken to the hospital and charged with felony assault on the officer and the defendant. >> up next on the ford four. how much are you willing to pay for love? making a love connection comes with a seven figure price tag for this dating service. >> also, is nothing safe from becoming an ice cream flavor? get the scoop about a new, you know, slightly imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't decide? avocados or tomatoes? why choose? at grocery outlet, you can afford both. and not just the basics. with grocery outlet, you'll find all your favorite brands included. including gluten free pasta and my favorite cookies? um, huh, everything's included. so burgers and steaks for life

that includes austin, houston, oklahoma city mid to upper 70s and even places like albuquerque in the. houston will be in the low 80s. atlanta, temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. that's a look at the forecast across the country. let's see what's going on a little >> >> somara: and that's a >> somara: and that's a look at your local forecast. my friends, back to you. >> janai: i thought you were starting with heat and you're starting with cold. you're usually next to whit. you're next to me. what's going on? >> somara: i'm in a different side of the studio today. >> janai: it's all confusing. >> somara: where's gio? >> gio: that's my seat, somara. don't get too comfortable. we'll check in with your ground hog weather buddy later in the show. now this year's pro bowl games are coming to an end with the afc versus nfc flag football showdown. the seven on seven flag football game will consist of four quarters contested on a 50-yard field with a 10-yard end zone. eli manning is the nfc coach at the pro bowl games and he's trying to score a three-peat over peyton who coaches the afc and

it flew over from albuquerque before that.is airplane has been moving around the country for quite a bit of time before this incident occurred. so it's one of those things that maintenance gets put off. maybe it got maybe they're in a hurry to get back to tijuana. get it. get the get the child home. certainly understandable. but where there corners cut on maintenance in between that, perhaps. i think that's something that will definitely be important for ntsb investigators to look at. is what was the maintenance history for this particular aircraft? were there things that should have been fixed? and sometimes when there's urgency to get someone home, then then sometimes corners can be cut. and i think that will be something that the investigators certainly want to want to look at in this situation. >> great stuff, as always from brant anderson, former army retired army captain, former army helicopter pilot. i'm going to guess longbow apaches. i'm not sure which. probably all of them. great to have you with us, my friend. appre

meantime, in albuquerque, new mexico, fists were flying in court when the family of a murder victim attacked the man accused of killing her. watch this. police tell our affiliate koat that the uncle of the victim jumped over the courtroom gate and lunged at the defendant. a second man joined him, prompting the suspect's father to intervene. the two men accused of starting the brawl are now both charged with felonies, and the nfl says it is standing by its diversity efforts, despite many others in the political and business worlds ditching theirs. commissioner roger goodell says he believes diversity programs have benefited the league. he says, quote, we think we're better when we get different perspectives. people with different backgrounds, whether they're women or men or people of color. brianna. >> waffle house customers are getting hit with a new surcharge. they'll now be paying $0.50 extra per egg because of the rising costs of eggs. waffle house say the surcharge is temporary, let's hope. but the egg shortage behind the extra fee driven by the bird flu outbreak appears to have no end i

. >> driving from albuquerque to seattle, i got three very serious speeding tickets. >> reporter: threeh. >> reporter: on one trip? >> one trip. it's a long trip. >> reporter: this is great. i love this car. >> yeah. these are pretty nice. >> reporter: we were relieved to learn that the top speed of his was a hundred miles han hour. a gift from bono, as if there is any other. >> we have been working together on this global health stuff a long time. >> reporter: these days he is nope largely for his philanthropic work, especially on global health issues. to date the gates foundation has given away way nearly $80 billion in grants. most of that from gates and his former wife melinda's own pocket. but for most of us he will always be the microsoft guy. >> this is my last keynote. >> reporter: even though he stepped down as ceo a quarter century ago. >> the one thing that held me back was what if i leave and the company is doing very poorly, a, i'll feel bad, b, i won't know whether to go back in or not. but, you know, fortunately i never had to even think about it because my successors hav

uh, a couple trips in and out of philly, port au prince, miami, fort lauderdale, albuquerque, fort lauderdale. uh mexico, veracruz, toluca. so it was a very busy plane, made about three flights a day. it would have had full fuel on board and coming down with like a lawn dart with that full fuel on board. that explains so much of this explosion. but, um, flight radar says it is registered to jet rescue, air ambulance, but registered in mexico. so i agree with les. it's probably two pilots on board. >> all right. jet rescue, air ambulance. >> in the us. i don't know mexico. >> okay. i just want to watch this again and give you a chance to look at it as well. um, chief ramsey, the explosion itself, the sound that you hear on the ground when we are thinking about horrible unknown here. the casualties on the ground what do you hear here? as you look at this, chief? >> well, clearly, i mean, it. was he went straight down, so. >> i earlier we were talking. >> about whether or not he was trying to land on roosevelt boulevard or cottman. obviously. that's not the case. >> and even if. >> it had been,

other major cities like philadelphia, orlando, austin, and albuquerque have less than 60% of their staffns filled. and after days of confusion, air traffic controllers say they will stay on the job at the san carlos airport. a county spokesperson tells ktvu the controllers reached a deal to continue working just a few days after declaring they were ready to walk off the job this weekend. the controllers cited low pay under a new contract. and that announcement came just hours before that deadly midair crash in dc. details of this new deal have not been made public. >> president trump's tariffs on imported goods on three of america's biggest trading partners will take effect today. canada and mexican goods are now being hit with a 25% tariff. imports out of china getting hit with a 10% tariff. these three countries account for more than a third of all goods and services that are imported here to the u.s. one international trade expert out of uc berkeley is among those who say these tariffs will likely lead to higher prices for american consumers. >> shooting ourselves in the foot. we have

. >> reporter: a chaotic scene inside of an albuquerque courtroom when the uncle of a murder victim attacked incident finally ended when a corrections officer pulled out his taser and armed deputies rushed in. the attacker and another man who joined the fight were charged with assault and battery. >>> tiger woods' mother passed away. he often talked about how she fuelled his success. >> without the sacrifices of mom, who took me to golf tournaments. >> reporter: she was a constant presence on the golf course, tiger wearing trademark color red for her. >> it was my power color. >> a lot of people don't know why you wear red, it's your mom. >> yeah, it's mommy. >> and beyonce took home album of the year at the grammys, first time for the most nominated artist. >> i hope we keep pushing forward. >> she made history becoming the first black artist to win country album. >> i was not expecting this. >>> and a trivia night surprise for camp rock fans, the jonas brothers showed up to take part at this toronto bar. >> have fun tonight. >> with a quiz night for camp rock, the jonas brothers movie, the

for example, which used to be in my district but is a community near and dear to my heart near albuquerque, the people have lived for many years without safe drinking water. thankfully, the issues around water are finally being addressed. however, there are still many homes that have to haul water from miles away that is used in homes, public buildings and even across public buildings. this is sadly a common story across many communities. across new mexico that have long gone without sufficient funding to address water infrastructure needs, not only for drinking water but also for irrigation and other needs. as much of the west continues to face drought conditions and changes and water supply, it is unconscionable that we have not summoned the moral courage and the political will to address these issues. that is why this is crucial. years of underinvestment and tribal water infrastructure have impacted the ability of our tribes to address water needs. it is estimated that nationwide almost half of tribal homes lack access to adequate water or sanitation and tribal communities are 19 times

. >>> from albuquerque, new mexico. >> today's my sweet 16!ow from alexandria, kentucky. >> hello, oklahoma city! ♪ >> today is my 50th birthday. >> from new york. >> hi to our daughter in peoria, illinois. >> thanks for baby-sitting, mom! >> oh, nothing better than mom watching the little ones. and here we are in new york city. the sun is coming out. a great crowd out there. there is a great energy out there right now. >> yes. can't wait to get outside. >> let's get to the news. 8:00. >>> extreme winter weather still causing problems from the midwest to the east coast. in the south, severe storms. they left a trail of destruction, including tornadoes touching down in western kentucky and tennessee. the national weather service is reporting winds topping 95 miles an hour, leaving a path of damage and debris along roadways. and there is another big storm on the way. so let's get right to al with his forecast. >> that's right, guys. we have one behind that as well. good morning, everybody. from coast to coast, we have winter weather advisories s

what started as a routine hearing friday morning in albuquerque, quickly erupting into chaos when a man up from his seat in a courtroom, jumped a partition and tackled the defendant right in front of the judge. the brazen attack caught by courtroom cameras. the defendant, ortiz is accused of fatally shooting his 23-year-old ex-girlfriend last january and has pleaded not guilty. the men who attacked him in court, now identified as authorities as the victim's uncle and her stepfather, who also joined the brawl. the two men can be seen throwing punches in the pile-up that includes the defendant and his father who also joined the fight from the gallery. a court officer who tried to break it up was battered during the brawl. the incident finally ending when a corrections officers pulled out his taser and armed deputies rushed in to detain the attackers. both arrested and charged with assault on a jail and battery of a peace officer. >> how common is it to have attacks or threats like this in a courtroom. >> attacks like this, these emotional impromptu acts of violent occur probably daily in

. >> rebecca: a brawl broke out in an albuquerque courtroom. rushing the defendant and punching him as the court officer tried to restore order. he was also struck. now those two men are facing assault charges. waffle house is adding a surcharge on eggs due to the rise in prices, announcing they will temporarily put a $0.50 surcharge per egg on all orders. >> robin: per egg? >> rebecca: per egg. gotta pay per egg, guys. the restaurant chain says they will be monitoring prices and will adjust or remove the surcharge as the market allows. just get two eggs. >> robin: i gotta rethink where i go. [ laughter ] we usually go to waffle house. but that was a long time ago. >> george: we're gonna turn to a new lawsuit from the family of a young wisconsin man who died from a asthma attack after the price of his inhaler soared to nearly $500. senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky has the story. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, george. his family said cole died of an asthma attack because he could no longer afford his inhaler aft

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chaos in albuquerque, new mexico. >> what started as a routine. >> hearing friday morning in albuquerque judge. the brazen attack caught by courtroom cameras, the defendant. alexander socorro ortiz, is. >> accused of. >> fatally shooting his 23 year old ex-girlfriend, aliana farfan, last january and has pleaded not guilty. the men who attacked him in court, now identified. >> by. >> authorities as farfan's uncle carlos lucero, and her stepfather pete yazzie, who also joined the brawl. the two men can be seen throwing punches in the pileup that, according to criminal complaints, includes. >> the defendant. >> and his father, who also joined the fight from the gallery. a court officer who tried to break it up was battered during the brawl. the incident finally ending when a corrections officer pulled out his taser and armed deputies rushed in to detain the attackers. both lucero and yazzie arrested and charged with assault on a jail and battery of a peace officer. >> how common is. >> it to. >> have. attacks or threats like this in a courtroom? >> attacks like. >> this, these these emotion

a senior from albuquerque told me, my savings have been wiped out by home health care costs after onepitalization. i'm unable to work and i'm living solely on social security income, most of which is eaten up by insurance premiums. i'm dependent on medicare health trea treatments. a family doctor said if the federal freeze on grants and programs were implemented it would put a family clinic that serves 50,000 new mexicans in immediate danger of closing, leaving thousands of patients without access to primary health care. this is to every rural health care center in america. i have story after story to share, but several of my colleagues have so much to add tonight. i will ask my republican colleagues to please say a little prayer, call your constituents in the next half-hour and talk to them because they're going to be impacted by this. vote no on vought. this is terrible for the people that we represent. i ask unanimous consent to submit my remarks fully into the record, and i yield. ms. cortez masto: mr. president. the presiding officer: the chair recognizes the senator from nevada.

marti, you are up next in albuquerque, new mexico, republican.aller: i was just calling, they are complaining about people getting our personal information and people from social security work from home and they can do my application or whatever you want to call it sitting at the kitchen table with all of my personal information in their house and that is not a big deal . finish your thought. the people in a secure place they are worried about. i am more worried about some and at the house doing it. host: do you have any thoughts, david super? guest: i don't know the detail of their work from home procedures. my understanding is they are -- there are substantial cybersecurity in these instances. there is no clear information as to how this data is being handled. we are hearing reports in the media that things have been copied onto laptops or otherwise moved around so it may not be in secure locations. as troubling as it is to have one person's information out there, to have millions and millions out there is troubling. i don't get social security

here is don in albuquerque, new mexico. caller: good morning. just a reply to the previous caller. have family that lives in springfield, ohio and they did see asians taking dog from the park. that's what they told me. i was calling because i don't understand why the republicans are not wanting to -- why they want to decrease the deficit i get it but it's money for our border and for tax cuts. so it's like we have all this waste fraud and abuse they are finding with money being spent on things that do not help the american people. so i don't understand why they can't get together and vote for increasing that money and giving it to the border. also i don't understand the concern with elon musk doing an audit. i don't know why anyone would not want their tax dollars accounted for. it is crazy to me. elon musk is the richest man in the world and trump is a businessman so who else would you want to do an audit or try to figure out waste, fraud and abuse is coming from. as far as elon musk i heard you say his investigations that they are doing i think those investigations were started u