on august 14th, 15 years ago, aubrey nebraska was shot multiple times.ice say the 17-year-old died near grove and baker aubrey's mother, paulette brown, joined police chief william scott this afternoon to ask for help to solve the case. >> i do this every year. i go to the police commission, san quentin jail, 850 brian, city hall. i'm down there with a bullhorn, screaming and hollering every year. >> paulette brown helped create a digital poster board of homicide the dems reward bulletins to be displayed in the lobbies of sfpd district stations. >>> the daughter of a davis couple killed in 2013 is trying to stop the early release of her parents' convicted killer. police say daniel marsh was just 15 when he broke into the home of 76-year-old claudia martin and 87-year-old chip northam and stabbed them to death. marsh was tried and convicted as an adult, but now he's fighting to be released under a law which bars 14 and 15-year- olds accused of violent crimes from being tried as adults. the family of his victims are speaking out. >> this dangerous law dire

there are many witnesses, including people, aubrey warned. but few we'll talk. you should say something. give me some closure. investigators declined to give a motive. information they say would compromise their investigation. this is one of those cases that's really going to be solved if somebody comes forward and tell what they know, brown says her anger and hatred have subsided over time, but her resolve to bring those responsible for his son's death to justice is unwavering. i want my chance to see them in court. i want my chance to go up and tell them. that's but why investigators tell me they have several suspects in this case beneath corroborating to be police are offering a $250,000 reward to help solve this homicide in san francisco, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. department of homeland security issued a terrorism alert today. officials say the upcoming 20th anniversary of the 9 11 terror attacks could inspire extremist activity. they did not cite any specific threats but say the united states is currently in a heightened threat. environment dhs says ra

now if it's miles, aubrey is appointed, the prime minister of malaysia. this means the makeup of the ruling coalition would be the same as the previous administration let by. we didn't, yes. and who resigned on monday, after more than a dozen, m. p. 's withdrew their support for him. the difference this time is the united malays national organization, or is set to come back even stronger because it's miles, oddly, it's vice president of this political party rules malaysia since independence from britain in 1957, it was voted up in 2018 because of a multi $1000000000.00 corruption scandal. its current president is fighting corruption charges in court. former party president, not your brother, who is also a former prime minister, has been convicted of corruption and is appealing his conviction. now if miles, aubrey is appointed prime minister, this means i'm no set is set to reclaim the premiership. now of course, none of this is official, yet the monarch is set to meet with other senior royals on friday. and it's likely that a decision will be announced th

aubrey was shot several times and later died at the hospital.ool student about to start his senior year we had plans to go to usf play football and basketball for major league teams, alon says his friend's death changed his life actually dropped out of school that year after that, because, you know, it was so much going on. we didn't go back to school. somebody saw it. somebody did it. somebody knows who did it. brown has the support of the police department each year, she holds a gathering at the scene of the crime, brown says. there are many witnesses, including people, aubrey warned, but few will talk. you should say something. give me some closure. we will never stop when it comes to the pursuit of justice investigators declined to give a motive. information they say would compromise their investigation. this is one of those cases that is really going to be solved if somebody comes forward and tell what they know, brown says. her anger and hate hatred have subsided over time, but her resolve to bring those responsible for his son's death to

jim aubrey didn't see how viewers would understand why these people are there.went home that night and he wrote the theme song. and then gilligan's island went on the air. >> you know, they could make a latrine, they could make huts. they could make radio receivers. >> keep pedaling. >> they could make a cinema complex. a raft was beyond their capability. >> the critics hated it. thought it was the worst show ever. everybody said this is the stupidest plot. it went on for 50 years. >> we're going to have to stay here a long, long time. >> i just remember laughing so hard at gilligan and skipper bald. >> your heads look like a couple of cantaloupes. >> i'm happy i knew what a cantaloupe was. >> i was too into ginger. >> maryann origin gerry. >> i had the hots for the professor. >> he's got a point there. >> i loved gilligan's island to me. it was actually really smart. >> my dad wanted to create a microcosm of society. he wanted the skipper to be leadership. and mr. howell to be capitalism. the professor to be intellectual. ginger to be vanity. >> dozen tell jens

. >>> new details about aubrey huff. twitter shut down his account for repeated violations of its covid-19 misinformation policy. he has down played the severity of covid-19 which has now killed 4 million people worldwide. he's suggested the covid-19 vaccine makes people more sick despite evidence at that they dramatically reduce the likely likelyhood of serious illness. he joked about kidnapping and assaulting iranian women. he says being banned from twitter his badge of hop or. the only place to watch the giants is right here. coverage starts at 6:30. see you them. ahhh. beautiful day in baltimore where most people probably know that geico could save them money on car insurance, right? you see the thing is geico, well, could help them save on boat insurance too. hey! okay...i'm ready to come in now. hello? i'm trying my best. seriously, i'm...i'm serious. request to come ashore. geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. >>> coming up at 7:00, so many businesses are now deciding to require employees to

. >>> aubrey huff is banned from twitter. twitter suspended huff for misleading covid-19 information. huff down played the severity of covid-19 which now killed more millions worldwide. previous post, huff threatened violence if bernie sanders was elected president and also quote, joked "about kidnapping and assaulting iranian women." he calls being suspended from twitter is his badge of honor. we'll be right back. >>> in arizona, a family's golden retriever is now a blue retriever with red highlights. larry rekremtly retrieved his young owner's crayons, took them out in the sun. >> my 4-year-old, we've given him several baths. she's worried he's going to be stained forever. >> mom lauren duffy now calls larry brave heart dog. larry's adventures received several comments on social media. >> well, that will teach the dog. >>> at 5:30, surging around the world, the delta variant continues to run rampant across borders, reaching countries at that previously had low infection rates. >> if we keep this vaccination right up, that w

aubrey caso was 17 years old when he was shot and killed. it was 8/14/2006, at the intersection of grover and baker streets in san francisco. my son was full of >> i was getting by a car for his a graduation, but it didn't make it. you know. he died saving someone else's life. he said was and that's what a neighbor's whatever they were since then, brown has been advocating against gun violence every year around the anniversary of her son's death. >> family, friends and police officers gather at the site where it happened. >> and the pain still raw for brown. it still hurts it hurts. >> and can do to bring awareness, not just to my son but other mothers and fathers that are out there suffering in silence. >> and don't know what to do. she has this message for the perpetrators. i want justice for my son. i'm asking. turn yourself in. >> and tomorrow at 03:00pm. there will be a vigil freeze life that and the mother of arbery. she has been working with the sfpd to post digital bulletins of for awards for unsolved homicide crimes that will be on

for information to try to help solve a cold case murder this week marks 15 years some 17 year-old aubrey opera caso was killed. >> he was in the intersection of grove and baker. he was shot several times. kron four's, gayle ong talk to his mother on the fight for justice for her son. gayle is live in the newsroom with more. gayle. >> catherine, can. it's been a year after year. a quest to not only sell for sense cold case but to also bring awareness to unsolved homicides. >> for 15 years. paula brown carries pictures of her son i ever with me and that i stand up on polls and put them up there person aubrey a picasso was 17 years old when he was shot and killed. it was 8/14/2006, at the intersection of grover and baker streets in san francisco. my son was full of >> i was getting by a car for graduation. but it didn't make it. you know. he died saving someone else's life. he said it was and that's what a neighbor's whatever they were since then, brown has been advocating against gun violence every year around the anniversary of her son's death. >> family, friends and police officers gathe

if they know who murdered aubrey, come, say something, you know, even no matter where you are, wherever you are, just say something. what are you worried about? what are you scared of? what are you scared of? why can't you tell all at the same time? $250,000 reward is now being offered for any information leading to an arrest in ah brace case coming up. cal far concludes its investigation into the class fire that destroyed more than 1500 structures in the north bay last september. what officials say about this case and i'm keeping an eye on the air quality for you. plus we will talk about the weekend. we're expecting some inland heat some triple digits. in fact, your weather's next had a hidden gem in the santa cruz mountains. will take you about 1/5 take you to about 15 acre japanese garden and its unique history will tell you all about it and taking a live look at the friday evening commute. this is in berkeley on interstate 80 ktvu news at six. we'll be right back. california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the

. >>> former giants slugger aubrey huff just got himself suspended from twitter. >> huff posted on instagram, quote, twitter hates when people speak the truth, i'll never stop. it is kind of unclear what tweet actually sparked the suspension or how long it was up, but huff has a history, according to some, of posting inflammatory and offensive remarks on social media. we reached out to twitter for comment on the suspension. so far, no response. >>> still to come, the headline act who ju >>> bad news for bottlerock ticketholders. stevie nicks, of fleetwood mac flame, has called off next month's headlining performance, along with the rest of her live shows this year. >> the 73-year-old says that she's concerned about the covid surge, and despite being vaccinated, she wants to be cautious. country star chris stapleton will be taking her spot. >> thank you for watching. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. >> we'll see you back here with more local news at 11:00. chromebooks are seriously easy to set up right out of the box. just sign in with your gmail and bam! all your files are righ

for members of the public who have any information of the murder of aubrey, you can call the tip line at 415-575-4444, and president cohen, that is the end of public comment. >> president cohen: thank you for the public comment. i'm actively listening and trying to follow the public comment and what they're looking to communicate and ask of us as commissioners, but i think sometimes it gets lost. it's just not that clear to me, so i just wanted to put that out there, and perhaps i'll just follow up with felicia and just maybe it's time for a check-in meeting, a one-on-one. so i want to affirm the public comment that i heard. thank you for taking the time to weigh-in, and i believe, sergeant, there -- there's another item that we need to take up now. >> clerk: yes. item 2, consent calendar. receive and file, action. request for approval to accept gift of $1,000 from tamin and nikki peched through give2sf to be used where the department needs it most. police commission report of disciplinary actions, second quarter 2021, audit of electronic communication devices for bias, second quarter

pictures of her son i bring these with me and that i stand up on polls and put them up there person aubrey a picasso was 17 years old when he was shot and killed. it was 8/14/2006, at the intersection of grover and baker streets in san francisco. my son was full of i was getting by a car for his a graduation. >> but it didn't make it. you know. he died saving someone else's life. he said it was and that's what a neighbor's whatever they were since then, brown has been advocating against gun violence every year around the anniversary of her son's death. >> family, friends and police officers gather at the site where it happened and the pain still raw for brown. it still hurts it hurts. >> and can do to bring awareness, not just to my son but other mothers and fathers that are out there suffering in silence. >> and don't know what to do. she has this message for the perpetrators. i wa t justice for my son. i'm asking. turn yourself in. >> friday at 03:00pm. there will be a vigil remembering a breeze life. brown has partnered with the sfpd and help spearhead the creation of a digital poster b

spear headed will go up in police station lobbies and there's a 250,000 reward for information in aubrey's case. nobody has ever come forward. >> what went wrong? we are back in 60 seconds. a stunning scene outside of a grocery store and workers say it could have been worse. >>> storm ranger tracking the last of showers off shore. our attention will shift back to wild fire smoke. interest and temperatures near 100 degrees inland we will have the latest coming up. >> they survived covid-19, but they are battling symptoms. worse, fighting their health insurance. i'm consumer investigate haver. chris kimora, nbc bay area responds. next . >>> a fright thing scene in las vegas, investigators are trying to determine what us caused the front awning of a grocery store to collapse. you can see all the debris there. four people were injured. >> okay, we all know that surviving covid can be a true battle. but that is not always the end of the health struggle. many say they are fighting ongoing symptoms and their medical insurance. consumer investigator has introduced us to a man in the east bay. >> r

. >>> and we are >>> former giants player aubrey huff has been suspended from twitter. huff posted on instagram, it finally happened. twitter hates when people speak the truth. i'll never stop. it's unclear exactly what tweet caused the suspension or how long that timeout is going to last. huff has had a history of posting inflammatory and offensive remarks on social media. last year he was not invited to participate in the giants 10 year reunion of the team's world series win, and the giants made it clear that his views run counter with the values of the organization. we have reached out to twitter for comment on the suspension, but we haven't heard back. >>> an injured hiker is safe this evening, all thanks to a tv star. minnie johns visited utah's delicate arch yesterday, but about 15 minutes from the arch she started to feel dizzy and passed out. when she woke up she heard a familiar voice. turns out it was modern family actress julie bowen. >> i realized no one is going to believe this story, so i said can i have a picture. she bandaged me up really well, cleaned i

now if it's miles, aubrey is appointed prime minister. that means i'm no set is set to reclaim the premiership. now of course, none of this is official, yet the monarch is set to meet with other senior royals on friday, and it's likely that a decision will be announced. then the king has also said any new prime minister ought to face a vote of confidence in parliament to demonstrate he has majority support. parliament is set to reconvene next month. police in hong kong have made a major drugs bus the biggest of the year. so far. they've seen crystal meth and heroine with an estimated $25000000.00. a man has been arrested and it's to, to appear in court on friday. it's part of a long running investigation into a drug syndicate, but so 12 people arrested in may and july a wildfire raging in the us state of california has increased to 8 times its size and just 24 hours. the countable far is near the state capital sacramento, its course tens of thousands of hank to since it began on saturday. the phone is currently threatening the small mount

now if it's miles, aubrey is appointed prime minister. that means i'm no set is set to reclaim the premiership. now of course, none of this is official, yet the monarch is set to meet with other senior royals on friday, and it's likely that a decision will be announced. then the king has also said any new prime minister ought to face a vote of confidence in parliament to demonstrate he has majority support. parliament is set to reconvene next month. india is home to more than 1300000000 people and more than 200000000 of them live in another state of ot pradesh, which is working on a policy to discourage couples from having more than 2 children. experts say the proposed bill is unfairly aimed at muslims and will be disastrous for women. having the towel reports it's lunchtime and good james henry cars, household the copier, works as daily ridge honors and said they had 5 children to help and more money. they also wanted more boys, they live in that position. yes, most populous state, which is drafting a bill to promote a to charge policy b

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jim aubrey didn't see how viewers would understand why these people are there so dad went home that nightnd then "gill la gin's island" went on the air. >> they could make huts, they could make radio receivers. >> keep pedaling. >> a raft was beyond their capability. >> the critics hated it. thought it was the worst show ever. everybody said this is the stupidest plot we've ever seen. they went off the air for 50 years. >> they have to stay here for a long, long time. >> i just remember laughing so hard at gillagan and skipper, their head was bald. made us laugh. i think i was happy i knew what a cantaloupe was. >> i was too into ginger. >> i think i'm a mary ann guy. >> i had the hots for the professor. >> he's got a point there. >> i love g"gillagin's island". >> my dad wanted to create society. he wanted the skipper to be leadership and mr. howl to be capitalism. the professor to be intellectual. ginger to be vanity. >> does intelligence keep us af afloat? does money keep us afloat. >> there were no black people on "gillagin's island" the fantasy of the american ideal. >> the island is

for information that could help solve a cold case murder this week marks 15 years since 17 year-old aubreyasa was killed. he was at the intersection of grove and baker streets. that's just north of the panhandle when he was shot several times and every year around the date of his death. his family, friends and police officers gathered at the site where he was murdered to remember him. >> let's get admitted a car for his a graduation, but it didn't make it. you know, it still hurts. it hurts. and can do to bring awareness, not just to my son but other mothers and fathers that are out there suffering in silence. >> since the shooting arbery's mother has been advocating against gun violence. the future of lake tahoe's health may be in jeopardy u c davis is top how environmental research center has released its annual state of the lake report which now suggest climate change and above average temperatures may be affecting tahoe's clear blue water. melanie townsend breaks down this new report. >> the last time researchers were able to see 100 feet down in lake tahoe is clear water was in 1960.

. >> aubrey tang, taiwan's digital minister, i interviewer her a couple months ago. she talked about her countries all hands on deck approach to social media. she talked about the government ministries. there are strike teams. when they see disinformation, they immediately counter it. sometimes, they use humor to do that. they say if the disinformation is out there for more than six hours, it's too late. is that a realistic approach for a country like the united states? >> the answer depends. she's right. the longer something is out there, more people will see it. the more opportunity it has to go viral. that's a component. it's hard to change opinions or bring up something after-the-fact. detecting early is key. one of the things we see, countries in which government responses are effective, there's a high degree of trust in the government. sweden has excellent work that they've done on helping their citizens recognize propaganda, particularly disinformation campaigns. estonia is another place with strong efforts. taiwan's government does a lot of very proactive wor

on august 14, 15 years ago, aubrey was shot multiple times. police say the 17-year-old died near grove and baker street. her mother join police chief william scott yesterday to ask for help in solving the case. >> i do this every year, i go to the police commission, san quentin jail, 850 brian, city hall, i am down there with a bullhorn screaming and hollering every year. >>he so helped eate a digital poster board of homicide victims, reward bulletins to be displayed in the lobbies of smpte district stations. >>> the daughter of davis couple killed in 2013 is trying to stop the early release of her parents convicted murderer. police say daniel marsh was 15 when he broke into the home a 76-year-old claudio and ship and stabbed him to death. marsh was tried and convicted as an adult but now he is fighting to be released under law which bars 14 and 15-year- olds accused of violent crimes from being tried as adults. the family of his victims are speaking out. >> this dangerous law directly affects your families. it directly affects our community,

and kicked former giants player aubrey huff off the network forever.f often tweeted lies and misinformation about kwid. he blames the liberal karens for his ban. twitter suspended marjorie taylor greene for tweeting false information about vaccines and said california forest fires are ignited by secret space lasers. that's not true. a new audi concept car you can drive it or you can hit a button and the steering wheel folds away. the pedals disappear. the car actually gets longer so you can sit back and relax. there it goes. the computer will drive you. they're going to show off the car at the car week this week. >> that's always cool. >> it's great. you can buy a bunch of cars. can't buy that one. but you can buy cool cars down will. tom hank putting his trailer up for sale. an air stream he would use on a set of things like forest gump and what not. kind of a cool camper to own. >> yeah. >> nice. >> i might try to get that. i won't be able to afford it. >> you could sleep in the parking lot. >> yeah. >> like marcus. the show is starting. >> i'm almos

aubrey's mother will be there this afternoon to hand out liars.fice as previously -- has previously offered a $250,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. kumasi: a local couple whose wedding was delayed because of the pandemic is celebrating two milestones. hospital staff helped them arrange their i do's before they had their child. jeff noon as and his new new new bride -- the wending at children's hospital in san francisco was organized by nurses, doctors and attendance. >> i was standing at the edge of the carpet with rose petals down that the nurses and doctors threw down. she starts crying and i cry with joy. >> i think that was the best moment, seeing their faces. and seeing the smiles and tears. kumasi: about 24 hours after this ceremony, fatima went into labor and it lasted into yesterday when she gave birth to their son logan. logan was born 4.5 weeks premature but according to dad, he is healthy, happy, and beautiful. when new parents bring a baby home, there could be worry about how the pets might respond. here is how it turne

>> i was doing a movie there with aubrey plaza and alison brie. >> david: great. >> it was so much funthe production gave us rent a cars so i kind of -- i learned to drive. my daughter came, my son and husband stayed in l.a. my daughter came. before she got there, i really wanted her to -- i wanted her to be comfortable. so i practiced driving. there's a lot of the round-abouts. >> david: i'd be scared to drive. >> it was scary, but i figured if you can drive in los angeles, you can drive in italy. l.a.'s pretty crazy. [ laughter ] >> david: i guess. >> i drove all over. i drove from luca to portofino. i'd be like, i'm going to drive to florence tonight. i drove everywhere. >> david: never, i would never. >> you wouldn't, david? >> david: no. i hear they ride their bikes backwards, it's different over there. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. >> david: do you have to drive on the other side of the road? >> no, you don't drive on the other side of the road. the driver for the movie goes, that's amazing that you drove from luca to portofino, italian women don't do that. she said, if they did th

suspended rand paul for spreading misinformation about coronavirus and kicked former giants player aubrey huff off the network forever. not immediately clear why with huff but he's often tweeted misinformation. on instagram he blames the, quote, liberal karns for his ban. twitter suspended georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor green for tweeting false information. skip ahead to this car i was telling you about. this is an audi, a shape shifting car. you can drive it and then hit a button and look at that, the steering wheel folds away, the pedals disappear, the car actually gets longer. it expands so you can sit back and relax and let the computer drive you. they're going to show it off at the monterey car week. if you want to drive it again, you hit the same button, steering wheel comes back and the car gets shorter again. take a look at this. there you go. that's the button in the middle. and everything pops back out again including the accelerator and the brake and you're -- and the car gets shorter so you can -- >> is this just a concept car? >> it's just a concept car but a real car

so this week marks 15 years since 17 year-old aubrey other caso was killed.was at the intersection of grove and baker streets when he was shot several times and every year around the date of his death his family, his friends, police officers even gather at that site where it happened to remember. >> i was getting by a car for graduation. but it didn't make it. you know, it still hurts. it hurts. and can do to bring awareness, not just to my son but other mothers and fathers that are out there suffering in silence. >> since the shooting and that was operates mother since the shooting. she has been advocating against gun violence and continues that. >> well, still gray out there for a whole lot of the bay area. but we do have sunshine returning to areas like san francisco and oakland of this afternoon. highs in the 70's for both of these spots. san jose, you're already under the sun. a high of 87 in some 90's for inland areas that they are territory. i've got your forecast account. >> and on this friday, things are getting better like this. if you're heading ac

carries pictures of her son i ever with me and that i stand up on polls and put them up there person aubrey a picasso was 17 years old when he was shot and killed. >> it was 8/14/2006, at the intersection of grover and baker streets in san francisco. my son was full of life. it's. >> i was getting by a car for his a graduation, but it didn't make it. you know. he died saving someone else's life. he said was and that's what a neighbor's whatever they were since then, brown has been advocating against gun violence every year around the anniversary of her son's death. >> family, friends and police officers gather at the site where it happened. >> and the pain still raw for brown is still hurts. >> it hurts. >> and can do to bring awareness, not just to my son but other mothers and fathers that are out there suffering in silence. >> and don't know what to do. she has this message for the perpetrators. i want justice for my son. i'm asking. trying to sell thing. >> friday at 03:00pm. there will be a vigil remembering a breeze life. brown has partnered with the sfpd and help spearhead the creatio

information that leads them to solve a cold case murder this week marks 15 years since 17 year-old aubreyf grove and baker streets when he was shot several times every year around this date of his death, his family and friends and police officers gather at the site where he was killed to remember him. >> i was getting by a car for his a graduation, but it didn't make it. you know, it still hurts. it hurts. and can do to bring awareness, not just to my son but other mothers and fathers that are out there suffering in silence. >> ever since the bridge mother has been advocating against gun violence. 9.52 is the time will be right back. expertly tailored eye care. state-of-the-art eye exams. high quality lenses and frames. because everything we do at lenscrafters is for every sight that makes your life special. book your annual eye exam now. lenscrafters. because sight. >> 95 just about done on the kron 4 morning news for friday, but they never stop on kron on sanaz to her knees in the newsroom with a preview. hi son. good morning, daria. we're just about one month away from governor newsom'

aubrey taylor, election's are being stolen, get ready to lose the state. jerry wayne munro, my community is suffering they cheated. he said he witnessed ballot harvesters taking $22,000 in pay, that they were soliciting nursing homes, he testified that a voting location had spare ids available for voters if they did not have one. the fact is there is fraud in elections on the legislator is trying to reform our election laws and taxes democrats fled to washington to ask washington to step over the interests of the voters in texas. chair raskin: thank you, mr. roy. great to have you back. ms. norton. representative norton: i appreciate your words about bob moses. i worked with bob moses at sncc in mississippi. i would like to put up a slide. according to records obtained by the local houston press outlook khou-11, the texas attorney general received 197 complaints of voter fraud from 2015-2020, during which over 44 million votes were cast. that is for thousandths -- that is four thousandths of 1%. only 23 of these complaints pertained to the 2020 election. a

her sister, aubrey, was hit in the chest and is in stable condition. >> 70 out here know who discharge that baby. used up 17-year old right there appear to she probably had a backpack full of school supplies ready to start school. you just stop your future and change her family's life. cheryl: more than 250 children have been shot across the city this year with 32 dying from their injuries. at the biden administration has reportedly set to announce a historic increase in food stamps as average benefits will raise from $121 per person to 157, giving 40 million americans more assistance, but will also add billions to the cost of the program. these changes don't require congressional approval. the change could be announced as early as today. also today, new york city will start to require people be fully vaccinated to do things indoors. that goes for customers and employees. the mandate makes new york the first american city to make any kind of a move like this with the rule applying to indoor dining, jams and entertainment venues. full enforcement is scheduled to start next month. take a

from viewers around the country, aubrey writing and that the one thing we didn't give the afghan peoplel and local leadership that was competent and possessed integrity. this from our text messaging service. jack in florida, saying the tragedy is that we never had a coherent national strategy and that our initial objective as eliminating it as a terrorist safe harbor was misplaced and multiple administrations tried to throw money at it as a way of solving the problem in the worst feature was making it a patriotic duty to support. this from sherry in indiana, who said the withdrawal need to be done, seemed we could have done it at her and gotten the people out in the equipment out first. now the equipment belongs to the taliban. donna writing and on twitter that making a procurement of your children's future to fight the war, stand with president biden. gerald out of long island city, new york. good morning. caller: good morning, how are you. i've been hearing a lot of calls. i'm a vietnam veteran. everybody seems to be passing the blame onto the previous administration. joe biden blamin

aubrey keeps saying it's not your fault, mommy, it is not your fault. brian: unbelievable.olice said nine teenagers and those two young girls were shot in the city just on saturday afternoon. into sunday. another thing that strikes me about all of this crime, especially in new york city, is it's happening in broad daylight. it's the wild west. the cops aren't around, they have been hamstrung and the prosecutors u. to do something really aagreement just in order to get any type of prison these days. ainsley: new york a lot of violence this weekend. philadelphia 11 shot, five dead. indianapolis, surpasses chicago now as the most dangerous city. steve: gave a stat last week where so few of the homicides are actually solved where is the deterrence? people are committing these crimes because they know they will never get caught. somebody who lives in chicago near where the two little girls were shot in the chest said this. it is sad, man, because two little girls can't even play outside. kids are getting killed left and right. in new york city, 15 people killed or wounded in 11