he bailed out on a low bail, if humans later he picked up the second case and that case was sales of narcotics. on that case he should have had prior allegations added but should have had an out on bail allegation added so when you have a current pending felony the law allows you to be charged with being out on bail but because of gascon's policies, once again, they bail out on a very low bail and after that he got another gun illegally and went tooth at taco bell and tried to pass a $20 counterfeit bill and shot mr. garcia with that gun. had the law had prosecutors been able to follow the law and the allegations that are legally available, the defendant would have been in custody as a piece of gascon's policies. because of that, his family is left without a husband and father. >> one of the discussions we had back and forth, he prefers progressive. he makes the argument that voters voted for these people, they knew what they were getting. they are doing what they promised the voters they would do. these people had a hidden agenda, imagining prosecution and all the silly talk to make

he bailed out on a very low bail. he got into the community a few months later he picked up a second case in that case was a sales of narcotics. on that case he should've also had prior allegations added but he should have had it out on bail allegation added so when you are in a current pending felony and get picked up on another one the law allows you to be charged with being out on bail. but, because of the policy, that was not allowed to be charged. once again, the defendant was allowed to bail out on a very low bail. then, after that, that is when he got another gun illegally and went to that taco bell and try to pass a counterfeit 20 dollar bill and when that did not happen he shot mr. garcia with that gun. so, of course, had the law, had prosecutors been able to follow the law and follow the allegations that are legally available, the defendant was likely --would have likely been in custody but because of the policy he was not and because of that, mr. garcia was murdered and his family is left without a husband,

the struggle over bail has slowed this hearing down considerably. velazquez is not scheduled to enter a plea until mid-june. in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, robert. >>> turning to our weather. a big change coming this mother's day weekend. let's give you a live look outside. it's foggy, overcast. meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking the cold, windy weather. and it's going to be different. >> it certainly is. look, i think saturday is definitely going to be dry. the wind will start to pick up. then by sunday, also lingering into monday and tuesday, we'll see the system dropping down to bring us another cold blast of air. a chance of showers and winds picking up. i detailed it for you in case you're making any plans for mother's day. maybe some indoor bookings could be good. look, we're still going to get some sunshine here. but we'll have the chance of some spotty showers. on and off wind gusts will be 20 to 40. temperatures in the 50s to 60s. sierra snow also, 3 to 6 inches. and we can't each rule out the possibility of so

that he is under arrest why because according to the rules of spain to release him under there under bailnder a personal promise something like that can happen only the trial here has not yet happened but here i want to read to you, you know i don't really like ms. venediktova and who is our prosecutor general who means in power so that except for vlad, she is good, which means everyone around poroshenko is bad we need to talk about them do good deeds, but what she wrote about sharia and let's read it carefully, listen carefully so that we don't have unnecessary emotions, and she writes about the fact that unnecessary emotions can harm, so listen, it means the office of the prosecutor general - this is direct speech , the ministry of justice confirmed today the kingdom of spain intends to request the extradition of anatoliy sharia, who was detained by spanish law enforcement officers on may 4, 2022, based on the decision of the sent request for his temporary arrest, and then she writes carefully, listen, that very i ask all concerned citizens to refrain from emotional statements against t

and so -- bail reform, i think bail reform and the negative side of bail reform is vastly overrated. the idea that if you have no ability to make bail because you're poor, it should relate to the severity of the crime. and what the problem is related that you're accused of. with regard to the issue of formula, we've done three things. and i know jen psaki spoke to this today. number one, we're releasing guidance today to all the states of the possible flexibilities in the w.i.c. program, the women, infants and children program. because there are strict guidelines. when you walk in, if you have a w.i.c., you can go ahead and purchase a certain amount of formula. but you can't purchase more of it. the problem is, the packaging issues are becoming a difficulty. and so we've changed it so that the w.i.c. program, you can buy what's on the shelf so that -- it's the top issue raised with me. so the flexibility to have formula in stock should not depend on whether you have it packaged exactly what meets the requirement for that -- for people on the w.i.c. program. secondly, the f.d.a. just

. >> president biden: i think the negative side of bail reform is vastly overrated.bility to make bail because your poor it should relate to the severity of the crime and with the problem is related that you're accused of. >> emily: i think this president is overrated and when he talks about from the outset for refunding the police and supporting him that's another lie i'm sure twitter has since amplified from the outside they been nothing but tepid and the support for law enforcement, nothing but vocally supportive for cop killers and those left out in the street engage in a continued crime and violence plaguing our cities when then president down from call for federal funds to support local police departments he mocked him and now look what it's doing now. it too little, too late president joe biden. >> jeanine: what a difference a midterm makes the truth is when he said that the negative side of bail reform is overrated i would dare him to speak to the mother of a child was killed as a result of someone being allowed out on bail. president joe biden have a clue wh

the judge denied his request for bail this morning.n ruben live for us tonight, right there, outside the courthouse with more on the story and velazquez is attorney had wanted him released on $1 million bail with electronic monitoring, but the judge said not enough had changed in the case to change her mind about bail. for the second time. a judge has denied bail for former ufc champion cain velasquez, citing his reckless disregard for human life. velasquez is accused of attempted murder and 10 other weapons charges after he allegedly chased down a man accused of molesting his four year old relative. that man, harry goulart was released from custody without bail. he was in the vehicle along with his mother and stepfather, velasquez allegedly opened fire. this is paul bender. on the day of the shooting came, velasquez. followed this family. stock them and chase them at over 100 mph apparently suffered one gunshot wound, resulting in nerve damage to his arm, and he no longer has the use of three fingers. galati and his mother were not in

and so -- bail reform, i think bail reform and the negative side of bail reform is vastly overrated. the idea that if you have no ability to make bail because you're poor, it should relate to the severity of the crime. and what the problem is related that you're accused of. with regard to the issue of formula, we've done three things. and i know jen psaki spoke to this today. number one, we're releasing guidance today to all the states of the possible flexibilities in the w.i.c. program, the women, infants and children program. because there are strict guidelines. when you walk in, if you have a w.i.c., you can go ahead and purchase a certain amount of formula. but you can't purchase more of it. the problem is, the packaging issues are becoming a difficulty. and so we've changed it so that the w.i.c. program, you can buy what's on the shelf so that -- it's the top issue raised with me. so the flexibility to have formula in stock should not depend on whether you have it packaged exactly what meets the requirement for that -- for people on the w.i.c. program. secondly, the f.d.a. just

thank— police, and is currently on bail. thank you _ police, and is currently on bail.hile, the prosecutor at the international criminal court has sent its biggest ever team to investigate alleged warcrimes in ukraine. 0ur correspondentjames waterhouse is in kyiv. good morning, james. good morning. yes, this is — good morning, james. good morning. yes, this is a — good morning, james. good morning. yes, this is a significant _ good morning, james. good morning. yes, this is a significant moment - yes, this is a significant moment for so many ukrainians. alongside winning this war. when you speak to people, getting justice is almost just as important. i think it is going to be many years before all of the horrors of this invasion are fully uncovered. nevertheless, prosecutors are making their way here, and here in kyiv the trial will start later today of a russian soldier accused of shooting a man dead as he pushed his bike. we have been to a town which became one of the most heavily shelled places so far in this invasion, and we met one man who prosecutors are investiga

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i think the bail reform and the negative side of bail reform is vastly overrated.ate to the severity of the crime and what the problem is relating your accused of. exit leo, no responsibility for any of that. >> know he is clueless. let's be honest he is reading a script given to him by the progressive left. let's be very clear since the summer of 2020, the democrats have turned their backs on the law and order. that is a fact. they basically in my opinion the rise of 2020. what we have in this country right now is disgraceful. soft prosecutors who will not keep career criminals in jail. i live in one of the cities, los angeles we look at chicago, you look at new york, these democrats refuse, refuse to call up the soft prosecutors. that is the problem. criminals know for a fact they are not going to jail if they commit a crime. you have escalation and it's been going on since 2020 and it has to stop. the only way it's going to stop we've got to get the soft prosecutors out. got to get democratic run cities and got to change the composition of the leadership in thes

he was previously denied bail in march. >>> a nice look outside. we are tracking what we can expect from temperatures today. how is it looking? >> is looking really good. we are starting out with some near-normal temperatures. fog along the coastline and it is lingering for parts of the east bay. winds are coming in from the west at about 13 miles per hour. starting to feel cool now but we are going to warm-up into the 60s today with a mix of sun and clouds into the afternoon. san jose warming up and upper 70s for concorde, napa and san francisco in the mid 60s. tomorrow we starg to feel the difference with highs in the low 80s with the tri-valley to the inland east bay as well as the north bay will reach 84 degrees. we are going to get even warmer on wednesday. that is the first of two weeks in temperatures. more about that in just a few minutes. >>> this is a live look at the san jose police department. police are confirming a double shooting from this morning is now a homicide investigation. it happened just ups away from the san jose state univ

>> sure. >> no longer will people be released on no bail or low bail while they await trial for the crime they were arrested for. we're going back to the practice of when there is someone who is a repeat offender who has a record and who we know through our partnership is not ready to engage in peaceful, restorative behavior that now they will wait in custody for their trial, making our community much safer. >> mayor schaaf, thank you for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you, raj. >>> also tonight, we have a garlic war unfolding. gilroy against stockton. for decades gilroy has hosted the beloved festival. the community was stunned when festival organizers announced the festival would be canceled indefinitely. today a promoter announced that he plans to hold a new garlic festival in the central valley. today tony noceti tells us the festival will happen in august 13th and 14th in the county fairgrounds of stockton. the new event has yet to be named. noceti says he plans to invite south bay vendors to his event. he was also surprised gilroy garlic festival organizers criticize him. >> we

the answer is to lock down again and bail people out because guess what? almost $6 trillion was spentsz bailing out the economy. we didn't have it. we didn't have a rainy fund. you can't open a big safe door and say we'll give it to people we ruined by shutting the economy down. there's no money. we're already a trillion dollars in the hole. if you look at our ..you look at our nses, medicare, medicaid, social security, the military, food stamps, a few more social programs, that's the budget. that's a trillion dollars short. what comes in, what goes out, we're a trillion dollars short and then the last two years we borrowed $6 trillion more. is it any wonder we have inflation. but the other side is not even saying they understand where inflation comes from. they think it's greed. i wouldn't accept that from a third grade class. it's more ronic. what do they suppose? everyone got together and the people that control the gas price became greedy last month. well, that's absurd on the face of it. greed has nothing to do with it. people are always self-interest

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he came out during a bail hearing today. paul bender, in the car that velasquez was chasing and firing at for seven miles told the judge he fears for his life. bender is the stepfather to harry clark. he is charged with molesting a close family member of cain velasquez at the family's day care center in sam martin. he told the judge he has lost function of his fingers on his right hand and cannot work. the judge denied bail for cain velasquez, calling the shooting reckless, a reckless disregard for human life. >> not only are we fearful, of cain velasquez, there have been individuals that have followed that, and individuals have sat out their home, waiting for them to leave. they are very fearful. >> velasquez's lawyer said that the wrong man is behind bars tonight. you see him there, he proposed a $1 million bond. he also said that cain velasquez could remain in an unlocked facility in texas or a locked facility in california with an ankle monitor. the judge refused those proposals. >>> san jose police are in the midst of a

negative side of bail reform is vastly overrated.o ability to make bail because you're poor, it should relate to the severity of the crime and what the problem is relating that you are accused of. >> jesse: joe biden just came out as pro-bail reform. that is a huge self-inflicted political run. what a dumb thing to say. and now violent crime is completely beyond control across the country in philly on monday these cold-blooded shooters walked up to a gas station broad daylight and just ambushed some 30-year-old guy. they don't care. take a look at this lady. robbing dozens of high end sunglasses from the store. this is great. have you ever seen a calmer thief in action? take your time. no one is even trying to stop her. and if they did, she probably would just be booked out in 10 minutes. seattle radio host jason rantz joins me now with a story of a horrifying carjacking in washington state. jason, what happened here? >> this all went down in eastern washington. police say they spotted a man with five warrants out for violent felonie

the husband of nancy pelosi is out on bail this morning. why police took the 82-year-old into custody. >>> good morning. i'm wendy gillette in for anne-marie green. president biden says he'll take action after 19 children and two teachers were killed in a mass shooting at an elementary school last week. mr. biden and the first lady visited the grief-stricken community of uvalde, texas, yesterday. they spent time at a memorial outside the school and met privately with victims' family. as the president left a catholic church service, the crowd chanted "do something." he responded, "we will." danya bacchus is in uvalde with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: it is early in the morning here in uvalde, and people are still visitth this memorial on the town square. while this town continues to grieve, many are hoping that their pain will turn into action. the department of justice will conduct a review of the police response to last week's shooting that killed two teachers and 19 children at robb elementary school. >> as tragic as this may se

this is from the same crowd that bailed out the rioters. this is from mad maxine waters no relation said to get up in people's faces and, you know, pelosi didn't condemn this, she gave license to it. so they're going to turn the midterms into a referendum on roe and that's fine because they have nothing else they've accomplished. and the media will bang this drum because they don't want to cover crime or inflation. and just like the rage over race in 2020 this summer it's going to be the abortion race. this summer it will be rage versus reason. we all know it's going back to this, people can figure it out that's fine. abortion is sacred to the left. what that means is this is a religious situation. this is a religious war to the left. nothing means more to them than this abortion situation. so you think a molotov cocktail or graffiti or surrounding some

he blew down the bail reform answer.f you come out strong against bail reform o that would havepi woken up these stupid days and these state legislatures now when he gives license tonn it, they have cover to keep running with uncle larry krasner. you know, the d.a. in philly, c they call him uncle larryuy because those two guys with then long guns at the gas station, they'll probably get booked and walk out of there same day.h and that's what's wrong with these cities. they're run by democrats o that peels off the bidene' biden's in the 30s on crime. he is in the 30s on crime a little bit better than he is on immigration but in the 30s on crime is terrible and that's is going to set back the democratic party i think for a decade on crime. you are never going to trust this party again. what i'm talking about is moneyt going out the door, biden sending more money to ukraine to fight the russians and he's sending the police here too fight crime. that's what people care aboutry crime and safety in this country and the psycho

released on $5,000 bail. speaker pelosi released a statement saying she won't comment on this private matter that occurred, she said in her east coast. >>> officers in georgia arreste infleople, four from one family, were killed in a head-on crash. today crews recovered the body of three of the boaters from the wilmington river near savannah. the other two victims were found yesterday. video shows helicopter crews rescuing one of the four survivors. >>> the baby formula shortage has gotten worse. now approaching 70% nationwide. this even as germany, the u.k. and australia ship formula to the u.s. every state now reports empty shelves with formula all but impossible to find in many big cities. here's cbs's meg oliver. >> reporter: help is on the way. a second delivery from overseas will start to ease the baby formula shortage. the equivalent of about 1 million bottles of formula is headed to hospitals, stores and families in need. >> how are you? >> reporter: family's like anna agurianos who comes to this pant

those are your three buys, ulta, tjx, bath and body works your bail, surprised me, best buy. tough stretch, reported an 8% drop in same-store sales, cut the outlook, the stock up 15% this weekend. a lot of people had been preferring anything with scale as investments versus smaller, more marginal players. tell me why this one for you is a bail >> this one was -- you're right, that yes, they have definitely had a bounce, but the thing is, they also got pummeled i think some of that bounce really comes from just relief out of that. and the story line here is that while we think that people will buy makeup and we think that people will buy cheaper clothing and, you know, beauty products to make them smell good, we don't think if inflation lang out, people will make large scale electronic purchases we see that as something that's probably going to continue to come under pressure especially if you assume that inflation is here for a while and so we just think that that large scale purchase is not on the agenda. >> all right gina, never disappoint, thank you so much. we appreciate

let's get to the name you're bailing on and it's a bitcoin why are you bailing on bitcoin here and havebull on bit coin curious about the back story here >> i've never been a bull on bitcoin. i understand we will endure, at sp point, a transition to the digital economy and that's going to be composed of other ways of transacting. the problem i see with bitcoin is it was so highly over priced by hype and by excess liquidity and that's going away and along with it, with the help of momentum, all of the hype. and it makes it extremely vulnerable right now i see it a as the excess receptacles for excess liquidity and it goes away and bitcoin storage goes with it. >> and separately today wrote a client note warning people that gold could fall another $500 an ounce in price because of what he says are rising real rates. and potentially headwind for geld or anything else. and i wonder if you're bearish on precious metals >> i am. they haven't performed the way you would expect a classic inflation hedge to perform in this environment because it's not the kind inflationary environment that would

a judge in san jose this morning denied bail for velasquez for a second time. velasquez appeared in court this morning alongside his high profile attorney, mark geragos. he argued that velazquez was willing to pay $1 million bail along with being on house arrest with electronic monitoring. the judge denied that request and reportedly said what velazquez did was a reckless disregard for human life. velasquez allegedly fired multiple shots at a car carrying a man accused of molesting a four year old related to velazquez. are we worried about cavell s. velasquez who's trying to vindicate and help his family or are we here to be a defender of the pedophile? the alleged pedophile wheat plant vigorously defending this case. velazquez faces 10 assaults and weapons charges. if convicted, he faces 20 years in prison. contra costa county fire department canceled the controlled burn in training exercise today due to the same windy conditions, fire crews are preparing for its ktvu sally rasmus tells us firefighters do expect to continue their effort tomorrow. well behind u

obtained a recording of the bail bond guy, saying, he chartered plane, flying a crack team of election investigators to coffee county georgia. >> on the guy that started the jet to go down to coffee county to have them inspect all of those computers. i have heard zero, okay? i went down there, we scanned every freaking ballot. i set the team down to coffee county georgia, and they scanned all of the equipment, and reached all of the hard with election equipment. but, in addition to that cheerful confession from the former election supervisor, the post, also, obtained audio of the election denier, that she says, she allowed to access the equipment. he owns a bail bond business, and business must be booming, because in this phone conversation, the post obtained a recording of the bail bond guy, saying, he chartered plane, flying a crack team of election investigators to coffee county georgia. >> on the guy that started the jet to go down to coffee county to have them inspect all of those computers. i have heard zero, okay? i went down there, we scanned every freaking ballot. i set the te

congresswoman will any of this ever change if new york's horrible bail reform laws continue to be on what needs to be fixed here. we know that we have seen shootings skyrocket and as you mentioned that 11-year-old girl is one of 40 children or teens who have been shot this year alone. 8 police officers in new york city have been shot this year surpassing already all of 2021 an e.m.t. was shot my district by emotionally disturbed individual who was actually in transport to the hospital in the ambulance. it's not just gun violence also being stabbed to death going in front of trains. people being beaten to death this is a real crime issue it stems from the 2020 law put in effects that allows individuals to be put into the streets. we met with the detective's union and law enforcement. they told us nine out of 10 individuals caught with illegal firearm are being released into the street guess what? only 17% of them are finally being prosecuted. that means we have prosecutors that refuse to prosecute. we have judges who refuse to set bail or when they have discretion or they are just bei

the year old pelosi was booked on two misdemeanor counts and bail was set at $5000. he did post bail this morning when released. spokesman for speaker pelosi declined to comment. pelosi was on the east coast at the time of the incident for a commencement speaking engagement at brown university. the pelosi's do own a home in st helena. and the vice mayor of concord is facing charges of driving under the influence. laura hoffmeister has issued a statement confirming her arrest, which happened last week. the vice mayor says she was pulled over by clayton police after having dinner and wine with friends in her statement, she takes full responsibility for her actions and balance to take steps to make sure she has never arrested again. for do i? some travelers in and out of the bay area get caught up tonight in the country's weaken of widespread flight cancelations still to come. what's driving the problem? also ahead. nasa talks about its next moon mission coming up how nasa explains how your typical human on earth will benefit from it. and memorial day coming up tomorrow

that man, harry goulart was released from custody without bail.s in the vehicle along with his mother and stepfather when velazquez allegedly opened fire. bandar apparently suffered one gunshot wound, resulting in nerve damage to his arm, and he no longer has the use of three fingers dirty and his mother were not injured. velasquez was one man wrecking machine. and they were scared to death. but mark geragos, attorney for velasquez says goulart says family members are not the victims here can play the victim card. however, there's only one real victim here. and that's kane and his family supporters with free cane signs flooded the courthouse steps. they say the lack of bail for velasquez is frustrating when goulart was released and allowed to wear an ankle monitor if you're innocent until proven guilty, and they give him that option, nobel. zero cash sales for what he did . how how do you feel safe here? are we worried about cavell s? velasquez who's trying to vindicate and help his family or are we here to be a defender of the pedophile there? th

he's being held on bail. el he will be arraigned on thursday. >>> one person died, five others were hurt when he opened fire. d donb donbackus. >> one perso dd.ie pastor hit the gunman on the head with a chair and worshipperaced h. >> churchgoers detained him and hog-tied his legs with an extension cord and confiscated at least two weapons fromhim. thosechurchgoers exemplified excessive heroism in order to stop the suspect. they undoubtedly stopped additional injuries and fatalities. >> the churchgoers ranged from 42 to 65. they identified the shooter as 65-year-old david cho of las vegas. investigators believe he is also asian. the suspect is charged with one count of murder and five counts of attempted murder. they were all part of the taiwanese presbyterian community which has weekly services at the church. they were hosting a reception after their suspected service to honor a former pastor visiting from taiwan. cbs news, laguna woods, california. >>> the fbi and the atf are investigating. the suspect is b

the spanish court today released on bail on his own recognizance, the journalists of the blogger anatolyy, who, as you recall, were detained a little earlier at the request of the kiev authorities, now the shariy cannot leave the borders of the iberian kingdom. well, according to the sbu, his extradition will be organized in the near future, which may threaten him in his homeland, taking into account the criminal article on the gosamey and how he comments on the situation. he himself about this material natalia goncharova. do you think that the news of the detention of blogger anatoly shariy turned into a famously twisted plot; at first , news appeared on social networks about the alleged detention of a journalist a lawyer in spain, during a conversation with our tv channel, confirmed this information. soon, according to her, anatoly shariy was released on bail, or else they became an empty liverpool anatoliy shariy was released on the condition that he hand over his passport and will not leave the territory of spain on the first 15th of each month. he must come to the judicial station c

the judge was bound to make a decision within two days release conditionally release on bail bail or legitimize the arrest. the act also forbade the re-arrest of those released and try for the same crime. the law did not apply to especially grave crimes of high treason and civil offenses, the act was included in a number of laws adopted already in the 20th century and is still in force on may 26, 1905 in france in cannes, not savva morozov, one of the richest people in russia , the owner of cotton fields factories philanthropist, savva morozov helped artists condemned the royal improved the working conditions of his workers and financed political parties thanks to his affair with actress maria andreeva morozov got along with the bolsheviks gave money for their newspaper iskra not clearly left, he went to france to treat a nervous breakdown or at the request of the authorities, who did not want to arrest him early in the morning on may 26, he was found in a hotel room with a bullet through his heart and a note asking him not to blame anyone for his death. however, there is a version t

the judge was bound to make a decision within two days to release him on bail on bail or legalize theest. act also forbade the re-arrest of those released and try for the same crime. the law did not apply to especially grave crimes of high treason and civil offenses, the act became part of a number of laws adopted already in the 20th century and is still in force today. on may 26, 1905, savva morozov, one of the richest people in russia, the owner of cotton fields factories philanthropist, savva morozov helped artists, condemned the tsarist regime, improved working conditions for his workers and financed political parties thanks to his affair with actress maria andreeva, morozov got along with the bolsheviks gave money for their newspaper iskra, it was not clear that he left for france to treat a nervous breakdown or at the request of the authorities, who did not want to arrest him early, on the morning of may 26 he was found in a hotel room with a shot through his heart and a note where he asked no one to blame for his death. however, there is a version that morozov was killed either

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the judge did grant a new bail hearing for may 16th. until then, velazquez remains in jail. >>> turning now to the war in ukraine. dr. jill biden is continuing her visit in the region. she and the romanian first lady visited a romanian public school that is hosting ukrainian refugee students. the two first ladies spoke with students and teachers on the challenges they're seeing because of the war and how they plan to overcome. this all comes as more civilians are being evacuated from that surrounded steel plant in mariupol, as the battle there becomes even more desperate. kelly cobiella has the latest from ukraine. >> reporter: tonight, russian forces are still trying to break the last pocket of resistance at mariupol's steel plant. it won't take long, this russian-backed fighter said. the united nations describing the plant as a hell, with injured civilians and fighters holed up. 50 more civilians were rescued, evacuated by the u.n. and red cross. now in russian-controlled territory. russian flags are now flying in the city of mariupol

now, i don't think we should start bailing out commodity companies when the price goes down, nor do iprice goes up. so i completely understand the arguments for it. i don't like the suggestion that we need to tax businesses harder to help support poor and, you know, to help support poverty in the country. that's a governmentjob. so we should tax individuals more so that there can be more cash hand—outs for the vulnerable to help them with their bills, but we shouldn't tax businesses more to do the same thing? i don't think we should all of a sudden turn round and say to a commodity company, "oh god, you've had a good month. "oh, let's take a little." but you can turn round to me and say you can pay more tax, the less well off. help the less well off. but i don't think we can turn around to you all of a sudden and say, "adam, you've got a bonus from the bbc in december..." if only! probably a bad analogy. chris, you got a bonus from... ooh, right. i didn't know that. god, that's pretty amazing. do you mind if i take that back? no, i'm just saying. but you know the point i'm making. and

want to distract from the record but the extreme and unpopular position on abortion isn't going to bail them out. but the radicals are running the show. i just filed cloture on the women's health protection act. this week the senate will be confronted with a simple but urgent question do women in the country have a basic right to make their own choices when it comes to seeking an abortion, yes or no. it will be one of the most important questions the chamber conference in decades because forus the first time in 50 year, women in america faced the

how many times has a democratic administration bailed out a republican administration? our taxes are going to increase because the taxes that trump put in expire for the middle class but not for the wealthier. that is what biden said, anybody over 4 -- under 450,000 dollars would not get taxes raised. that is what he is trying to bring up. in 23, those taxes trump had for the middle class go away. these people start talking out of the side of their mouth. maybe they ought to start reading and looking at the history. just google how may times a democratic administration has brought down gas and it was paid for -- it was off the books in 2000 until george w. bush got in there. after that, we had obama and trump put $8 trillion on there. obama put money there to get the debt down and get everybody back to work and the economy booming. it is a travesty. look at unemployment now. i do not understand where the republicans come from other than talking points and listening to fox news. they have nothing to bring to the table. it is like the baby formula. host: let's listen to r

a man with a long criminal history was released on zero bail.e broke into an innocent woman's home, sexually assaulted her, murdered her and set her house on fire. this past february new york, another horrible person with at least six prior arrests was released without bail bigger -- before going on a stocking tour. she stabbed a woman to death and left her body in the bathtub. in philadelphia, a man murdered an innocent man walking his dog. the very same democratic politicians who stoped riots over a single police involved killing two years ago are no to the mounting death toll of their own radical policies. but we must not be. we cannot let that happen. big city mayors like lori lightfoot in chicago, mayor muriel bowser in washington watched the slaughter and do absolutely nothing. but we must act. if america had a proper approach to policing and jailing, we could cut violent crime in our major cities by much more than half and it would take place almost immediately. under the greatest mayor in the history of new york, rudy giuliani, they cut

profits to bail you out. >> todd: black lives matter louisville chapter paid six-figure bail for a man who opened fire in a campaign office. >> carley: alex mooney taking 54% of the vote, he will join "fox and friends first" later this morning to talk about his campaign and his platform and a hog farmer wins nebraska's gop primary for governor, jim killen coming out on top to earn the right to face democrat carol blood. pete ricketts finishing up his term. mixed bag for trump. police say they recaptured the alabama murder suspect in time to stop a violent plan he had with the former corrections officer who helped him escape. dramatic video of his takedown coming up next. >> todd: gas prices hitting another new high this morning. parents panicking to find baby formula. president biden respond partisan attacks. >> president biden: the ultra-maga plan will make working families poorer. >> todd: that's a lie. cheryl casone and maria bartiromo will reply to biden's speech. and joe concha on this wednesday morning edition of "fox and friends first." your mission: stand up to moderate to seve

bailas muy bien, pareces maestro de baile. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] carmen: hace tres dÍas que te busco, rosariore muriÓ. >>¿quÉ? ¿cuÁndo? >>el martes pasado, muriÓ mntras dormÍa. tu padrino se hizo cargo de todo para que tÚ no te preocupes ahorita por esto. [sollozos] >>mira, carmela, si tÚ tuviste algo que ver en esto, te juro... >>¿cÓmo crees que voy a ser capaz de pasar a ese niÑo? mira, rosao, por favor, escÚchame. no te muevas, te lo suplico. >>¿cÓmo no me voy a mover de aquÍ? si no puedo quedarme de brazos cruzados asÍ nomÁs. >>tengo a todos los contactos que tengo allÁ buscando al niÑo y no lo han visto. quiere decir que va para allÁ contigo. >>o le pasÓ algo. >>no, ni lo digas, ni lo mande dios. por favor, rosario, dame unas horas. [sollozos] >>estÁ bueno, carmela. [sollozos] ¡mi niÑo! y ahora démosle la bienvenida a ana montoya. ♪ hola, compañeros estudiantes... >>¿te cuento un secreto? >>¡¿otro?! no, m'hijo, ya no. acuÉrdate cÓmo te fue la Última vez que me contaste lo de tu papÁ. >>tu me dijiste que la gente cambia. cuando vine a este viaje, pensÉ que mi mamÁ ya no me querÍa... y me

that often had a big ship a vessel, the n enter bailed, stumpy. and at the time, looking at those slicks, there was no way for us to identify the vessels that were responsible. it could take hours for the satellite to send an image. by the time the received the vessel was long gone, it was an extremely frustrating thing. but everything changed with a i s that is automatic identification system, it's use is also required by international law, so that vessels can avoid branding each other. ships are now required to transmit their position with a radio signal. satellites can pick up the signal and record the movement of every ship. you know, the exact time in the exact place from that satellite. and then we can find the broadcast, the match that most closely in space and time. and when we put it on the screen, we had a clear match of that of one track clearly matching the path for this investigation. algorithms were trained to automatically recognize potential spills. in one year we found $1500.00 potential dams in you waters alone. the whole done, t

the judge denied bail for cain velasquez, calling the shooting a reckless disregard for human life. >> not only are they fearful, of their lives, from cain velasquez, there have been individuals that have followed them, and individuals that have sat outside their home, waiting for them to leave. they are very fearful. >> on the flipside, velasquez is lawyers, said the wrong man is behind bars. he proposed a $1 million bond and proposed that velasquez be held in an unlocked facility in texas, or a locked facility in california, with an ankle monitor. the judge in san jose refused those proposals. >>> other stories we are watching, sadly, this is a familiar sequence after a mass shooting, we see friends, family members, and community members gathering to honor and remember victims did this was the scene tonight at bethel gospel assembly in harlem, new york. the mayor of new york city, eric adams, was leading the vigil. harlem is six hours away from buffalo, but the effect of the shooting has triggered national response. the gunmen in buffalo opened fire inside of a grocery store and kil

the 82 year-old was released on $5,000 bail, according to speaker pelosi's office. she is on the east coast and she was not with him at the time. well, coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, the mission district was. >> we're following the music and culture in the carnival parade. we're going take a closer look after the break. we'll be right back. >> well, after a two-year hiatus con about returned to the streets of san francisco over 2000 people participated and this year's event which celebrates the culture and latin america and the caribbean while four's terisa kron 4 s camila barco was there. >> we're a colombian come parts that we actually represent mean that you need to look what data it doesn't. i'm representing high, huge, which means ray of light in english and it is a brazilian samba colombia, peru, brazil, just some of the dozens of countries and cultures celebrated in san francisco's carnival parade 64 groups showcase their heritage in different ways. some with their cars. others with their clothing. it takes a good 20 to 30 minutes to get all pinn

he was stopped just before midnight in napa california and released on $5,000 bail.ker pelosi released a statement that says she won't comment on this private matter, it happened when she was on the east coast. >>> authorities arrested a man bolting under influence, after 74 from one family were killed in a head on crash. today crews recovered the body of the vtims, the other two victims were found yesterday. video shows health crews rescuing one of the four survivors. >>> the baby formula shortage has gotten worse. 40% nationwide. germany, u.k, shipping formula to the u.s. formula almost impossible to find in big cities. here is cbs's meg oliver. >> help is on the way. the second delivery from overseas will help restore the shortage. helping families and stores in need. families like ana aguiriano who comes to the food pantry once a week to pick up formula for her four month old infant leana. her daughter was born with four heart defects and uses a tube for part of her nutrition. these precious two bottles will help her get through another week. >> are you nervous y

now another update a judge is refusing to reduce the bail for the man accused of tackling comedian davehappelle on stage at the hollywood bowl in southern california. >> 23 year-old isaiah lee will remain in jail with a bail set at $30,000. he's due back in court next friday. meantime, a new report is shedding light on the security company hired for that community festival where chappelle was performing. the report says the same firm was contracted for protection services at travis scott's astroworld concert last november in houston, texas. you might remember 10 people were killed during that of it. many more were injured. the company which is called contemporary services corporation, says it provides event security to nearly 200 venues, including the rose bowl employees. there have criticized what they call a lazy hiring process with little training. coming up in sports, the grizzlies get some unfortunate news as star day. rhett is doubtful for the rest of the series with golden state. >> our own kylen mills tells s how that could affect the series going forward with the series clinchi

i would have bailed you out, by the way.th the money. >> you've got a lot of money, so i think -- because of that comment, i'm going to leave you in jail. [laughter] we have no bail laws anyway. >> i come and work for you and this is what i get pretty biden administration had told us that these fights were going to end. we got a tip from a source saying that they were doing these flights he had a gun. but we did something different. we get on these buses come about three buses there. 150 plus migrants that got onto those. women, children, grown men. this is one of the terms and new jersey paid all of these cars that you are seeing right there where waiting for the migrants. if i wanted to go up there and talk to them and see where exactly did they come from and where were they going, i guess it agitated some of the migrants, started flashing our cameramen with lights and everything trying to conceal their identity. and as you see onto the bus, there is all this luggage and all this -- eventually they just stopped. they didn'