your life is worth living. >> reporter: in bridgeton, 17% of the children live below the poverty linenity to write their story, and what we want to be is an aid in that. so we proved support for everything from school to mentoring, to anything recreational. >> reporter: for 14-year-old zaire bryant, this is his refuge from reality. what do you hear or see? >> i see people with guns and stuff and i don't like that. that's why i get away from that. >> reporter: nationwide firearm injuries are the leading cause of death among children. both past 15 years, fuquay has worked with about 10,000 kids teaching them life skills to survive in an area plagued by crime. >> we don't have a recreational center. we have a county jail, state written, federal prison and a halfway house. >> reporter: what are you most excited by in life now? >> coming to this program. john is like a role model. he keeps me out of trouble. >> reporter: year' round activities from sports and music to the arts, giving them a purpose and helping them set goals for the future. what does basketball mean to you? >> if it wasn'

your life is worth living. >> reporter: in bridgeton, 17% of the children live below the poverty linenity to write their story, and what we want to be is an aid in that. so, we provide support for everything, from school, to mentoring, to anything recreational. >> reporter: for 14-year-old zaire bryant, this is his refuge from reality. what do you hear or see? >> i see people with guns and stuff, and like, i don't like that. that's why i just get away from that. >> reporter: nationwide, firearm injuries are the leading cause of death among children. over the past 15 years, fuqua has worked with about 10,000 kids, teaching them life skills to survive in an area plagued by crime. >> i live in a city where we don't have a recreation center, but we have a county jail, a state prison, a federal prison, and a halfway house. >> reporter: 13-year-old jahzeer thompson started participating in the program two years ago. what are you most excited about in life right now? >> right now? coming to this program. john's really like a role model. he keeps me out of trouble. >> reporter: year-round act

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> >> i'm meg oliver in bridgeton, new jersey. we will show you how how a non-profit is using basketball to keep kids here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home. >> get a look at this. it is my story at 5:00. this billboard in in san francisco warns californians against moving to texas. using some pretty dark imagery that is connected to the the school shooting in uvalde and we asked a lot of people why why they think it is there. i'll there. i'll have that story coming up on the news at 5:00 wh sara donchey and ryan yamamoto. > >> finally at 3:00, fans of the 90s sitcom friends can get a taste of the s

i come from bridgeton which is my hometown. we're going to fight for working-class families. you'll see that as a stark contrast in this race, someone who is completely out of touch with missourians as opposed to someone who led the fight on their behalf versus the powerful interests. i won't stop when i get to the senate. >> mr. attorney general, blue collar power and i love it. congratulations. good luck. why are nanci pelosi and chuck schumer hiring a special prosecutor for the capitol police? it is it constitutional? i'll give the answers coming up. where are the marines wasting time -- lieutenant colonel lieu sheller is here on the true motivations behind that push. stay there. .>> laura: while she's gotten positive reviews from the taiwan trip, back home, nanci pelosi is getting -- in a posting first identified by my next guest, pelosi and schumer looking to hire an attorney for the u.s. capitol police to work hand in hand with the dcda. now, the posting notes that the position is primarily prosecuting individuals and/or groups who have engaged in threats and/or acts of

i come from bridgeton. [cheering] i'm proud of my working class roots.orter: missouri senate race is faceoff between a brewery heiress and son of a brewery worker. valentine is trying to flip the seat for democrats in november, something only three democrats in miss sir managed to do since 19 liz. elizabeth: hillary vaughn. we love the stories. shows what voters on the ground are thinking. joining us congressman byron donald from house budget, "washington examiner"'s byron york. first good to have you on, congressman. thank you gentlemen for joining us tonight. good to see you. now congressman -- >> good to be with you. elizabeth: congressman, trump's influence coming in strong. "politico" say former president trump endorsed more than 42 candidates in recent primaries. this is a tug-of-war between the january 6 hearings and you know the attacks on trump because of what his behavior during the capitol riots but also the performance of the u.s. economy under president biden. what are your thoughts on that? >> well, a couple of things. number one, the repub