shows that 56 rolled billy davis is charged with attempted murder after january 11th attack in bloomingtonu baited. here with more cnn's international correspondent miguel marquez. miguel, what are we learning about this attack? this woman is smiling in mugshot. >> yeah. it is disturbing to see that mugshot. it is disturbing to hear about this attack. it is happening way too often to asians across the country. police of bloomington indiana say 56-year-old billy davis and an asian female student from indiana, university were running the same -- davis got up from her nearby cnn allegedly stabbed the victim in the head using a folding knife, causing severe, several puncture wounds. this according to a probable cause affidavit. and that same affidavit it indicates davis told police she stabbed the victim because she was chinese. telling investigators, that it would be one less person to blow up our country. we don't know who the student is, or where she was from, but she was taken to the local hospital and we hope that she has a full and speedy recovery. >> davis has been charged with attempte

has sent a shock to the asian population in bloomington. midwestern college town. or >> that just need to hear. it's also part of a troubling trend of increased attacks in the asian community and the entire country. it is bad, and the feels like it's doing worse. attacks can stations really picked up during the covid-19 pandemic. a 164% rise and such attacks in just the first quarter of 2021 alone since the study from the university of california in san bernardino. some prominent recent examples of the fatal 2021 shooting of eight people. mostly asian women at area spas in which prosecutors there are not pursuing hate crimes or hate crime charges based on the victims sex and race. last week, her new york man pled guilty to manslaughter as a hate crime and will serve 22 years in prison for the brutal beating of a chinese american men -- in 2021. another man, also here in new york, pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter and got 20 years in prison for hitting a chinese woman in the head with a rock. repeatedly. it was a horrific, unprovok

are the latest classified documents performed in the garage, a few as president of biden's home bloomington by law might and should have handed them over to the u. s. national archives. after he left by spitted in c in 2017, might in thieves, it was in a fed mistake. maury, people know, i take classified documents classified material seriously. i also said were cooperating fully and completely, the justice department's review. that republicans accused the u. s. president of bar chrissy by den sharply criticized former president donald trump for allegedly holding on to classified documents after sensitive files but discovered at trump's home in florida last year. here's an individual that's been in office for more than 40 years. here's an individual that sat on 60 minutes. there was so concerned about president trump's documents locked in behind and now we find it just as a vice president, keeping it for years out the open in different locations. biden steam faith, this gift, different, the u. s. president, while and dear to hand over the documents to the national archives the moment they we

old white woman is accused of a racially motivated attack on indiana university student police in bloomington in, say, 56 year old billy davis repeatedly stabbed the 18 year old in the head on a city bus because the victim is asian, davis allegedly told police quote it would be one less person to blow up our country to paramedics in illinois, had been charged with murder after a patient died in their care video from the incident last month shows the mts yelling at the man in need of help and strapping him to a stretcher. her face down. the csm win has more and we warn you, some of this may be disturbing. on the road. two paramedics peter cadigan and peggy finley, now behind bars facing first degree murder charges after prosecutors allege they care they provided a patient may have killed him. now i am not playing with you tonight on your own, but state attorney in springfield, illinois, finding 35 year old girl more junior's death a homicide. this is getting a little silly man found more died from ex fix cia directly linked to the face down position. cadigan and finley put him in on the stretc

he was honored by his hometown newspaper, the bloomington panograph as the 2003 person of the yeefer.e received a thousand points of light foundation award from then-president clinton in 1997 in recognition of his volunteer efforts and those of all bloomington normal business tradespeople whom he had recruited over the years to take part in these organizations. tomorrow john penn is retiring from his position with the labors union as he begins this new chapter, loretta and i wish john and mary, his wife of 55 years, good health, good times with their daughter sean, their children and grandchildren. john, you've made a real difference for so many people. you are truly a hall of famer, and thanks for all that you've done. mr. president, i ask that the following statement i'm about to make be placed in a separate part of the record. the presiding officer: without objection. durbin --. mr. durbin: in the last two centuries federal support for scientific research helped to split the atom, defeat polio, explore space, create the internet, map the human genome, develop vaccines and treatment

a possible hate crime in bloomington, indiana. this woman, 56-year-old billy davis, is accused of stabbing a indiana university student in the head several times. the victim was treated at a hospital. police say davis told them she did it because the victim was chinese, adding it would be, quote, one less person to blow up our country. davis is charged with attempted murder. >>> when we come back, a remarkable ending, a missing deaf woman with autism is found in an unexpected place. moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning,... as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. hormone therapy works outside the cell... ...while verzenio works inside to help stop the growth of cancer cells. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, ca

stuart: fox digital analysis shows president biden hosted many visitors at his home in bloomington including senator chuck schumer and joe manchin and hunter biden. all these revelations put a end to the idea that president biden could make a run in 2024? >> i think it makes it really hard. all this comes to light, was leaked as he was about to make his announcement. who doesn't want president biden to run? almost every democrat. we've seen polling, 70% of the country doesn't want him to run, 57% of democrats, think of the score of democrat hopefuls, gavin newsom, amy klobuchar, hakeem jeffries for all i know, eric adams who hoped to be the 2024 democrat candidate. none of them want this to happen. we have a confluence of a big scandal, they can try to dismiss it. it is a scandal to mishandle documents, the way it is handled is horrible. the gop majority in the house is planning to investigate all kinds of aspects of president biden's business career which looks tawdry, very much connected with hunter biden's misdeeds. that's a problem for president biden, the other element, the trifecta, el

this attack was captured on security video has sent a shock through the asian community in bloomington>>> for the better part of two decades a prolific british offender has been wearing a police badge. david keric has submitted in court to dozens of sexual assaults and the crown prosecution service calls the case one of the most shocking it's ever seen. >> keric held a role where he was trusted with a responsibility of protecting the public yet over 17 years in his private life he did the exact opposite. this is a man who relentlessly degraded, belittled, sexually assaulted and raped women. as time went on the severity of his offending intensified as he became emboldened thinking he would get away with it. >> the case is reigniting demands for police reforms. the met commissioner says as many as 1,000 sex offenses involving about 800 officers are now being investigated. >>> the general public is invited to a memorial service for lisa marie presley this sunday at graceland. elvis's daughter died last week at age 54 after suffering an apparent cardiac arrest. she'll be laid to rest next

your time because it comes what do we need that battering ram, more classified documents found in bloomingtonay. >> ainsley: jacqui heinrich from the white house where the president set to arrive hours from now. that is the fourth -- since friday. >> that is right, ainsley, we now know president biden plans to spend this at camp david. he's not going to delaware homes in these reports investigators are considering looking at other properties. we now know why he went there instead of wilmington because investigators spent 13 hours combing through that home. we don't know the latest search and his personal attorney said on saturday they offered prompt access to the home in the interest of moving forward expeditiously but a consensual search done with voluntary consent could imply the doj did astor go in. we did ask for clarification on this and we are still waiting on an answer. "the new york times" reporting that justice department had not tried to find material in locations other than the penn biden center because initial interviews with former officials and the packing and shipping of biden'

and it did, on indiana university, a student, an 18-year-old, near the campus in bloomington, indiana. so what we're told by police is that 18-year-old was riding the city bus when this suspect was also on the bus, 56-year-old b billie davis, as that student was exiting the bus, the suspect gets up with a knife in her hand and either attempts or does actually stab this student seven times, according to the police records before the student was able to get off, received medical care. unclear how she is doing this morning. but now you can see that suspect right there, 56-year-old billie davis, she has been arrested and charged with attempted murder, among other charges. and as don said, she told police she attacked this particular student saying she did it because she was, quote, chinese, and also said this, quote, it would be one less person to blow up our country. that is what police say she actually told them when they interviewed her. >> we have been reporting over the course of the pandemic, the whole idea, remember the china flu and the rise of -- this is just one in an increase o

president biden is waking up in his bloomington home, where we now know that two of those three discoveries of classified materials were found just in the last month and this is, those discoveries and the timing of the white house acknowledgment of them now under intense scrutiny despite an onslaught of questions from the media. really not learning anything new from the white house over the past couple of days, president biden ignoring shouted questions from reporters twice yesterday for three days in a row. press secretary kareen jean pierre really skirted questions about this, the reckoning of two statements from the special counsel's office, as well as the white house counsel's office. the white house saying this wasn't done intentionally. they are drawing these contrast between this probe into the president's handling of these classified documents and his predecessors mishandling of these documents. so, just an unprecedented moment in political history as both of them are really the subject of these new special counsel probes, cory. >> yeah, there really is a very stark difference there

twice friday when pressed on have the sensitive records and is up in his private office and his bloomingtonome. the white house short on details. >> we're not going to get into any specifics from here. >> while pledging to cooperate with the department of justice review completely. >> we respect that process, and that is what we are going to do. >> including worked with the newly appointed special counsel in the case. >> you need special counsel to investigate the biden mishandling episode, if you're going to do the same for trump. >> a move republicans in congress have called for all week. given the prosecutor investigating former president trump in the mar-a-lago documents matter. though, that probe involves hundreds of classified records seized by the fbi after mr. trump refused to return them to the national archives. on friday, the gop led house oversight committee formally requested more information from the biden white house. following the revelations about the various locations and contents of the classified material. including nbc's reporting that at least one document was marked t

this is a grocer in bloomington, indiana who said he was just sitting by the river, found a bottle and. he put a message in it and it ended up in santa. that's over 10,000. i added it up 17,000, 144 miles. and when you think it it doesn't make any sense. the first thing is this story was in january in indiana. the second thing is you look at the river system comes out of that thing. let me go back the river system that comes the mackinaw river is so convoluted. i don't think a bottle would it through. the second thing is january. the river was frozen. it was some of the best ice skating that they'd ever had. so i don't know how bottle managed to go anywhere for least a couple of months, much less get into the mississippi and then go all the way down around south america, all the way back up to santa monica. so again, i think the newspapers just covered the story because it was very interesting to people, they already had somebody that it was there. and that's probably why it showed up. and i think this is why we see a lot of these stories going even into the 1990s. i found some notes t

bank in bloomington, minnesota. he requested a cashiers check from his business account. the tellers refused to issue the check. they told him the money was unavailable. even after he called u.s. banks one 800 number to confirm the wired funds were there, the tellers told him to go to a different branch and to get the check there. they then call the police. this discrimination has severe consequences. unfortunately, history is not unique. this is an under reported phenomenon. black people and other people of color are denied equal access to financial services which are essential to creating economic opportunity, the opportunity that some have referenced here today, by depriving communities of color equal access. these institutions are intended to serve the public, the entire public. they deprive certain communities of opportunities to buy a home, invest for the future, build intergenerational wealth. according to the brookings institute, communities of color have fewer options when it comes to financial services and minority white neighborhoods. banks in these neighborhoo

bank in bloomington, minnesota, and requested a cashiers check from his business account.he tellers refused to issue the check and told him the money was unavailable. even after he called u.s. banks when 100 number to confirm, the wired funds where there, the tellers told him to go to a different branch and to get the check there. they then call the police. this discrimination has severe consequences. unfortunately, his story is not unique. this isn't under reported phenomenon. and black people and other people of color are disproportionately denied equal access to financial services that are essential to creating economic opportunity. the opportunity that some have referenced here today. by depriving communities of color equal access, these financial institutions, which are intended to serve the public, the entire public, and fuel our economy, deprive certain communities of an equal opportunity to say for the future, to invest in a business, to buy a home, and importantly, to build intergenerational wealth. according to the bookings institute, communities of color have fe

this is dan and the badger state in bloomington, democrat good morning. >> caller: good morning. how are you doing? well, i think it's in front of her face every day we wake up. we deface our white house so bad so internationale be so bad for us to catch up every talk to wall street they will say boy, our politics is making it hard to keep us number one worldwide. defacing our white house which in other words, donald trump is her number one problem we have domestically. internationally, i guess we turn back to russia again. we just follow the same old history repeats itself. we are going to put china on the back burner because we'll probably need their goods because nobody wants to record anymore in america. i tell you what, russia will have to be our number one goal again. it's like back to the cold war days. >> host: do you think donald trump is -- do you think donald trump is the biggest bomb in this country? even though is not in the white house anymore. >> guest: . >> caller: yes. look how he can why don't you ask everyone to invest in america and how america wants to invest

pamela -- pamela, bloomington, indiana. caller: i love some of the comments here. cannot believe the republicans would risk the world economy with this gamesmanship. that's all it is. to always vote for when a republican is in the white house and then say only when a democrat is in the white house do we have a concern, that's idiotic. that's spending for the irs, as all the callers said. i worked for the irs under ronald reagan. the cheating then before the computer technology, we need to invest in that. they are absolutely right to repeal these tax breaks that have only been for the rich. spending, we need more spending. the need is great. what are you going to give up. the faa, ready to go to the airport and have no air traffic controller? this is why your vote matters and why the republicans cannot be trusted. it's all about gamesmanship and not about doing the work that needs to be done to keep this country running. thank you for all the great comments and thanks for this comment today. host: nathan, independent, michigan. caller: yes, good morning there. i jus