joining us now is the american library association's debra caldwell stone ms. caldwell stone. what are some of the issues that you work on? and what is your position there? well, i'm director of ala's office for intellectual freedom and our mission is to broadly the fan the right to read for everyone who uses libraries in the united states. so we work with individual librarians on defending the place of books on the shelf. we also keep track of censorship attempts in public libraries and school libraries across the country. we collect data on an annual basis, which becomes the data that feeds into our most challenged books list every year which you may be familiar with. we also work on law and policy issues that involve the freedom to read and the freedom to choose what one wants to read in the library. so we have a broad mission of protecting intellectual freedom for everyone and and to promote the democratic values that feed into that now when we say the words book band, what are we talking about? are we talking about a specific school? trick the state curriculum oh we are t

caldwell says this isn't the first time either. he and his partner were flooded out of their apartment at 33 to hom in august. >> and with displaced for several weeks, currently, most residents have accommodations through saturday. however, caldwell says he's not sure what will happen next or where they'll go at this time. building management says they don't have a reopening timeline. >> in san francisco, taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. >> well, it's been 2 months since a mother and a daughter were killed in a hit and run in san jose and police are continuing to search for the suspect. investigators have identified jose huizar as the suspect responsible for the april 7th crashed. it happened along a call avenue in court. police say they have found the red truck that hit the victims and they're still searching for him. if you have any details about his whereabouts call san jose police. this year's violent crime in oakland has prompted one city leader to call for the national bar. however, the idea does not seem to be catching on with s

some of the social media posts that reflected it so caldwell well, i am praying for him. my heart goes to him. i can't imagine his pain, but to his credit he is using f what is a painful moment in his family to highlight the millions of families out v there who have been plaguedso by violence in the streets and some who have lost theiril children. s he is speaking topeak a veryinga cause that unfortunately ises left totally ignored. >> we'll give you the last. i certainly echo what caleb said and we have got and have unfortunately allowed our cities and our states to turn into killing fields. and what needs to happen, sean,p is not complicated. we need to let police doob their job and we need to keep and put criminals behind bars. wewe did it in the 1990s and it worked and if we do it again, it will work. these democrats soft on crimeho policies are failureug thoughts and prayers to giono, all of his familyly and also so manyit families out there that areh struggling with violence all over this country that don't feel safe and are having to deal with losses in their famil

caldwell says he and other residents have reached out to city leaders but haven't seen any action to solve the problem. it's truly unfair that, you know, like they're going to be the ones to hold hines accountable for this. and, you know, they they should be working for, you know, ice is. >> as citizens of san francisco and and they're not like it's just been almost it's been almost radio silent other than what's been responding to, you know, on on on twitter, residents were originally told they be able to move back in by mid june, but that date has since been pushed back to july. first at the earliest. >> i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron. 4 news. >> president biden said he is seriously considering suspending the federal gas tax with hopes of having a decision by the end of the week. it comes as the national average for a gallon of gas approaches. $5. a federal gas tax holiday would save americans roughly $0.18 per gallon. the white house is meeting with the top u.s. oil executives this week about boosting their supply in order to reduce prices. the administration is also considerin

caldwell said, never could i think my brother's life could be stolen from him.ation, good morning. gianno said yesterday was the worst day of his existence, i can't imagine. this is happening across the country. >> this is painful for many of us in the fox family. i hope the strength and he has helps he and his family deal with this. so many americans, it is personal for us, it's personal for so many americans, but a cultural traj ed and he my point for the nation is this pay close to attention to law enforcement, communities and education, children don't see another path besides pain, violence and crime. whether younger children, or older criminals, they commit crimes and higher-level crimes. too afternoon, many escalate. the problem is not going away any time soon until we bring elements together including left-wing da's and soft on crime policy, i talk about the potential to kill millions of americans with fentanyl. as far as i'm concerned, proos cuters believe they should be charged with attempted murder. it is a deadly drug, it is known. >> carley: last wee

because that wasn't the way kathy was. >> in his interview with robert caldwell, he said he noticed aeeks, and wondered if she might be having an affair. >> he was emotional. there was times when john and i just sat together, with my arm around him, and he would cry, who's concerned about his wife. and i felt very bad for the man. >> john heckel alibi checked out, and police found no evidence he paid anyone to hurt his wife, by now, kathy had been missing for two full days. and john heckel here are the worse. >> katherine heckel would never on this earth, abandon those two children. >> trooper caldwell still did not know if he was working a missing persons case, an abduction, or a homicide. then, on the evening of the third day, investigators caught a big break. they found katherine heckel's car, parked behind a local hospital the, keys were missing. >> i think they recovered one print of fido no fuss ever identified from the exterior of the car. >> investigators were pretty sure that someone, possibly her killer, had moved her car to the hospital parking lot. and then, the case had a

caldwell says this isn't the first time either.ner were flooded out of their apartment at 33 to hom in august. >> and with displaced for several weeks, currently, most residents have accommodations through saturday. however, caldwell says he's not sure what will happen next or where they'll go at this time. building management says they don't have a reopening timeline. >> in san francisco, taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. >> there are these coming. but the has been a gun. i cannot my husband is gunfight on time. >> you can hear the terrifying 9-1-1. call. so this was dash camera footage capturing 5 to 6 men robbing a home in summerdale driving. you just saw them pull out of the garage and take off and was she said she said her husband was at gunpoint so she could came home and saw that he had an infant in the car. >> to it, she came home to see in her driveway, the garage doors open and these men robbing their house rummaging through the garage. everything else before speeding off. >> san jose police say this same group they think is r

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caldwell says he and other residents have reached out to city leaders but haven't seen any action to solve the problem. it's truly unfair that, you know, like they're going to be the ones to hold hines accountable for this. and, you know, they they should be working for, you know, ice is. >> as citizens of san francisco and and they're not like it's just been almost it's been almost radio silent other than what's been responding to, you know, on on on twitter, residents were originally told they be able to move back in by mid june, but that date has since been pushed back to july. first at the earliest. >> i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron. 4 news. talk about your money now. >> now more than ever, you might be looking for ways to get more bang out of your kron four's ella sogomonian put together a shortened pretty average shopping list and she has a side-by-side price comparison from different stores. ella joins us live in the newsroom. ella, i'm paying because we have a lot of options here on where to shop in the bay area. both in-store and online. >> so let's take a look at a few i

the brother of gianno caldwell was killed on the south sid e.d my baby brother's life would be stolen from him. 24 people were shot in chicago. seven people were killed. five by gun fire. martha? >> martha: mike, thanks very much. rob smith is here. he's founder of the douglas society, host of the can't kill him podcast. great to have you here. >> great to be here. >> i know you posted about gianno caldwell and he's 18-year-old brother that he lost. what can be done? where is this i'll have lens coming from? >> it's heart breaking and or welling. and gianno is a friend of mine. i spoke to him with tears as he's dealing with what's going on here. when we see these stories over and over again because this is something that we see every weekend with the chicago violence, it's really important to know that there were more homicides in chicago in 2021 than there were any other city in the united states. 2021 was the biggest you're for homicides in chicago in a quarter century. so when we look at gianno's story and this awful story of this little baby

caldwell says this isn't the first time either.s partner were flooded out of their apartment at 33 to hom in august. >> and were displaced for several weeks. currently, most residents have accommodations through saturday. however, caldwell says he's not sure what will happen next or where they'll go at this time. building management says they don't have a reopening timeline. >> in san francisco, taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. >> let's check on our 4 zone forecast tonight. a live look out over san francisco. it looks pretty clear, not any clouds blocking the sparkly lights. does it look different on election night kind? looks the same for chief meteorologist i was more. lawrence looks a lot of red white blue out there to be tonight and looks like we've got a he wave coming our way. temperatures going to be soaring around parts of the bay area, but not right away outside tonight, you're looking at mostly clear skies. kind of a calm night. we've had some blustery winds in the afternoon. we're watching the temperatures, though, very clos

caldwell says this isn't the first time either. he and his partner were flooded out of their apartment at 33 to hom in august. >> and with displaced for several weeks, currently, most residents have accommodations through saturday. however, caldwell says he's not sure what will happen next or where they'll go at this time. building management says they don't have a reopening timeline. >> in san francisco, taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. a frustrating situation for those residents. >> coming up next at 12, 30 president biden is in los angeles to meet with world leaders at the summit of the americas. the latest on the key issues they plan to discuss ahead. and violence appears to be ramping up over the national abortion issue. an arrest is made nearly supreme court justices home. plus, an emotional plea from a victim of the uvalde texas shooting as lawmakers continue to negotiate on gun reform. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and update now on the race for state governor, republican state senator brian dolly challenges gav

caldwell says he and other residents have reached out to city leaders but haven't seen any action to solve the problem. it's truly unfair that, you know, like they're going to be the ones to hold hines accountable for this. and, you know, they they should be working for, you know, ice is. >> as citizens of san francisco and and they're not like it's just been almost it's been almost radio silent other than what's been responding to, you know, on on on twitter, residents were originally told they be able to move back in by mid june, but that date has since been pushed back to july. first at the earliest. >> i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron. 4 news. >> for your money this monday night. now more than ever, you might be looking out for how to stretch your dollars. yeah, inflation is out kron four's ellis who sony is going to join us live. she put together a short but pretty typical shopping list. and have a side-by-side comparison from 4 different stores. >> that's right. trying to get more bang for your buck. we're all looking to save so we're doing it where we can. let's take a look a

caldwell says he and other residents have reached out to city leaders but haven't seen any action to solve the problem. it's truly unfair that. >> you know, like they're going to be the ones to hold hines accountable for this. and, you know, they they should be working for, you know, ice is as citizens of san francisco and and they're not like it's just been almost it's been almost radio silent other than what's been responding to, you know, on on on twitter, residents were originally told they be able to move back in by mid june, but that date has since been pushed back to july. first at the earliest. >> i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron. 4 news. >> 6.11, right now. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. got to see what happened to an east bay school trip there in france. some of the students got injured when a bus crash. we'll have the latest. plus, airlines are struggling to keep up with the demands of summer travel. we're going to hear why some say well, what's to blame and how passengers are dealing with it today? a hot one 0st day of summer and well into the 90's for oakla

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i am leanne caldwell. now we speak with marjorie who is the head of the susan b. anthony pro-life america who has worked for this day -- the supreme court to overturn roe v. wade. >> thank you for having me on. i am looking forward to it. >> for the audience, if you have any questions, please tweet us at u.s. live. and we will try to answer your questions. marjorie, you have been working for a good portion of your life on trying to overturn roe v. wade. now that this has happened at the supreme court, can you talk about your initial filling, your initial emotion when you heard this come down. >> having gone from a pro choice a pro-life position and whether to -- narrow winds along the way it seemingly all of them possible. back in the day arrived last friday. a great joy. because we are at the beginning now. a brand-new pro-life movement where we can serve women and their needs and often save the lives of children waiting to be born. >> can you talk about a moment in the past 50 years that was so critical that led to this right now. >> narrow winnings of winning t

and helicopters have arrived from caldwell and this man in question went overland from the provincial capital to his home and beyond. so responders have arrived, but it remains difficult and it is that it was a devastating earthquake. all with a lot of damage and the whole of casualties. you speak to, to the where the conditions, friends, what about the region itself, particular in terms of excess ability. how difficult is it to deliver the help and in turn get the injured at the region is even for us. and sandra, it's remote, it's not inaccessible. park, the car is mostly mountainous, sometimes also area hills. and it has roads that are most horrible. so um, as the mandate i talk to will to manage to go buy a car to, to, to hate to regions. it's just that it's usually large distances and the way from the very few main roads, the roads are on paved. so even with good vehicles, 8th takes you from the provincial capital or the next bigger city. it takes about 2 or 3, sometimes 4 hours depending on which part of these remote districts we are talking about. helicopters have reached the ar

police still have not made any arrests nearly a week after jenna caldwell's brother christian was gunnedonly get to the bottom of that crime, but how to get it under control, period. gianno joins us from miami. gianno, how you doing, my friend? >> neil, i sit before you a very desperate man, someone desperate for answers on what happened to my little brother, christian, on last friday. tomorrow makes one week since my little brother was gunned down on 114th south vincennes street, and i've not had a moment to celebrate his life because i have to be on tv talking to you. many other journalists, whether they be in the city of chicago, or across the nation, about what happened to my baby brother, and hopes that tips will come in to the police, and they can solve his murder. i am absolutely desperate. i'm shattered, heartbroken. could never, never, never explain how i feel. all i want is answers and justice for my baby brother christian. i'm believed to work for fox news channel, because if it wasn't for me working here no one could give a damn. that's my real belief, neil. the just yesterda

listening and you know anything if you don't reach out to the police dme on instagram at gianno caldwellever we just want to see an end to this senseless violence because a continuous and if the crime policy continues and no one, no one can ever be safe in the city of chicago. >> hannity: defend, dismantle, and obey all laws, last year was a record and we are on track for another record in terms of murder rates of many big cities. >> if the on cuff the police. >> hannity: we fund them. >> they are demoralized they are demoralized in this city and a lot of other major cities. we have to support law enforcement there is a balance between police reform, criminal justice reform with the make for the people feel safe in that police are operating in a proper way that they should. we need to uncover the police and let them do their job. >> hannity: i can't say it any better. love you at fox. >> i love you guys back. >> hannity: whatever we can do for your we will be here. coming up ahead a disturbing video came to light here of nancy pelosi appearing to shove new g.o.p. congresswoman myra floor

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joining me is "washington post" live anchor leann caldwell, former colleague, forever friend joiningly anticipated hearings. at least they're very high lie anticipated in the halls of buildings like yours and mine. are they anticipated by the american public right now? >> that's what the january 6th committee hopes, katy. earlier today i had an interview with general raskin, one of the members of the collect committee. i asked him is this for new information or to connect the dots for the american public who my not be paying as close attention as we are. he said he hopes there will be new stuff revealed. the main point is to connect the dots, to lay out a narrative and to inform the public in a more cohesive way of what actually took place on the leadup to january 6th and on january 6th. so these hearings aren't necessarily going to be about new revelations, but what the committee hopes to do is to engage the public and tell a story and tell the timeline of what happened on that day. and representative raskin has the same belief as representative liz cheney, that there was a conspira

this was hosted by the washington post's lee caldwell. it is 30 minutes. host: hello. welcome to washington journal live. thank you so much for joining us. we are talking with the congressman because today is the first week of the january 6 committee hearing. representative jamie raskin is the committee member. we do take questions. tweet us and we will try to ask your questions. this week is the first hearing of a series of hearings at the january 6 committee is holding. what can we expect on thursday during prime time at 8:00? rep. raskin: you will see an introduction of the findings laid out over the course of the month of june. we are going to hear the story of the conspiracy to overturn the 2020 presidential election and block the transfer of power. this is an extraordinary and unprecedented event in our history. you are going to have to go back to the civil war to understand anything like it. of course, there, the confederate members denied abraham one the election. they want to succeed from the union. multiple efforts to overturn the steps of the election all ba

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visit indeed.com/hire elizabeth: joining us now fox news political analyst giano caldwell.abeth: we have disturbing video coming in. an entire neighborhood mercilessly pummels an individual and tries to steal his car. being called a blitz attack. we don't know where it took place. the license plateses indicate this is somewhere in michigan. this is scary stuff. >> yeah. insanity we're seeing across the country, the fact that criminals are no longer afraid of the police, which used to be, the tactic used, prosecution used to be a to instill fear in criminals, to prevent us from enacting criminal behavior. we've seen that completely and totally change after george floyd, to the degree that a sample was taken by "the new york times" that showed last year, 45% of, there was a 45% increase in retirements across police departments across the country. we're seeing this year in new york city alone about 1500 police officers have retired or resigned thus far in new york city. we know last year, i know this, because we, you and i have spoken about this last year, liz, it was already

the washington post, leigh ann caldwell, walk me through what's through the framework and this? bell >> yeah, what's in this bill some are calling very significant even from the gun safety group say that this is a great first step. what this bill does, it creates incentives for states to implement stronger red flag laws. that's where someone can say that a person is dangerous, should not have a gun. it also closes the boyfriend loophole, which is interesting because domestic partners, spouses can raise a red flag, the domestic partners can't. so, it closes that. it also enables people to go to purchase an assault weapon from ages 18 to 21, it requires a call to the police station, where they need to go back into that person's background, juvenile background check, to see if there's anything important in there that they should know. something that the federal authorities cannot do now. it also provides a lot of money, they say, for mental health support securing, schools as well. so, this negotiation is also important that there were ten senate republican senators that signed on

i am leanne caldwell. now we speak with marjorie who is the head of the susan b. anthony pro-life america who has worked for this day -- the supreme court to overturn roe v. wade. >> thank you for having me on.

joining us co-author of the early 202 and anchor of the "washington post" live, leigh ann caldwell, certainlyound these parts. good morning. let's talk about those witnesses. the admission of stepien raised eyebrows. give us a little bit under what circumstances he is appearing and what other themes might we hear from some of the other witnesses today? >> it sure did raise a lot of eyebrows. and the question is, is has bill stepien been cooperating with the committee? you know, throughout the past year, we've been hearing about all of the people who have not been cooperating with the committee, but behind the scenes, the committee has spoke within more than a thousand people. and is bill stepien one of those people with and what sort of information is he going to provide? the role and the goal of the committee today is to really lay out that former president trump was told over and over again that he lost the election. we saw a preview of that in the hearing, the prime time hearing last thursday, and then the committee is going to try to show that despite being told that, he went forward, wit

i'm leigh ann caldwell, i'm an anchor here at washington post live, and coauthor of the early 202 newsletter. thanks so much for joining us, we have such a great interview today with representative jamie raskin of maryland. of course, we are talking to this congressman because today is the first week of the january 6th -- he is a member on that committee. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you so much for having me, leigh ann, it's a pleasure to be with you guys. >> first, before we get started, i want to remind the audience that we do take questions. if you have questions, tweeted us at post live and we will try to ask the congressman your questions. congressman, as i just mentioned, this week is the first hearing of a series of hearings that the january six committee is holding. just a big picture, what can we expect on thursday during prime time at 8:00? >> well, i think you will see a comprehensive introduction and overview of the findings that will be laid out over the course of the month of june. we're gonna tell the story of a conspiracy to overturn the 2020 presi

. >> hello, welcome to "washington post" life my name is leon caldwell i meant anchor "washington post" life and also the co-author of the early 202 newsletter. today we are talking to representative tony gonzalez. a republican from texas who represents uvalde in a timely conversation, congressman thanks so much for joining us today. >> yes happy to be here thank you. >> great. first, to our listeners and our watchers feel free to send questions. we would love to hear from you on twitter at post live. we will be looking out for those and hope to get those questions asked. congressman let's start of course with the latest news on the gun mental health debate. the senate just agreed to a group of senators i should say agreed to a proposal to address both mental health components then also tied up some gun safety regulations and laws. what is your initial reaction to that? >> today is day 20 after the shooting in uvalde. i have been in contact with the senator conant and others every day as a matter fact. senator cornyn and i had breakfast together. we have been working through everything

my name is leigh ann caldwell. i am an anchor your "washington post live" and also the co-author of the early 202 newsletter. today for our children are talking to representative tony gonzales, a republican from texas who represents uvalde, such a timely conversation. thanks so muchim for joining us today. >> happy to be here, thank you. >> great. and first to our listeners and our watchers, feel free to send questions, we would love to hear from you come on twitter at "washington post live", or post live, excuse me. we will be looking out for those and hope to answer or i get those questions asked. congressman, let's start of course with the latest news on the gun mental health debate. the senate just agreed to or a a group ascenders i should say agreed to a proposal to address both mental health components and also tighten up some gun safety regulations and laws. what is youran initial reactiono that?? >> yes, today is day 20 after the shooting in uvalde and i've been in contact with senator cornyn and others eve

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dozens of people were shot this weekend in chicago including gianno caldwell's brother. >> i received a call when christian was outside of a venue. a black s.u.v. pulled up and three to four men got out firing. two people were hit, a young lady and another man that was then rushed to the hospital in critical condition. had to have surgery. my baby brother, christian, never had that opportunity to even be in critical care. i'm floored by the culture by the death that exists in the city of chicago. >> tucker: it's a culture of department. it didn't happen live on cnn. it's a disaster. things are falling apart and people don't deserve it. but instead, the major of chicago, lori lightfoot puts on one irrelevant performance after another. here's her most recent. >> clarence thomas, [bleep] you. thank you. he said we are going to stand idly by why they take our rights, our rights to marry, our right to have children. >> tucker: ask clarence thomas she screams to a crowd ignoring the people that are dying. and in a follow up tweet, she said i said what i meant. what about chicago? raymond lo

corruption over the years that people have to be getting sick of it and in places like chicago where john caldwells brother to gun violence in chicago and that something that resonates with people, they want to feel safe and feel their money is safe and going to be able to afford basic things so that will certainly be want to keep an eye on. you have an interesting interview last night and by interesting i mean completely went off the rails because the woman running for governor in arizona, carrie lake, she was so defensive that i think her defensiveness and inability to answer a question disqualifies her from running for office. i was watching and i was angered on your behalf and i fire interviewing her, i would have lost michael and called her and unhinged which so how do you keep calm when someone is so clearly being a dingbat? >> good thing she didn't go on your show. kennedy: she has an open invitation. a bunch of drag queens dance around in the back. >> what i'm always trying to do on the left and right is ask questions the potentially will come up in their race. if she becomes the nominee i

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gianno caldwell's brother was murdered in chicago this past weekend.and i have a place downtown and there was just a mass shooting recently outside our apartment building in an area where you would normally expect that to happen. but chicago is the bluest of the blue areas. do you see any sort of avenue where you can chip away at that and get some of those votes? >> well, we are. as i suggested, ever since i was blessed with the idea and the victory of the lawsuit, for two years my wife cindy and i have been traveling in the area. we have been invited by the small freedom groups to speak in the areas of chicago and the messages resonating. interestingly enough, that's it, it's the lack of a message of hope to lead the people of illinois know that we can bring safety back to our streets, that we can restore education, that we can support working families to live and thrive in illinois again. we just have to get out and get that message, because the good people of chicago have not heard that and they have been burdened by a luke meier, estate attorney, a

fox news contributor giano caldwell, his little brother was shot and killed in chicago friday.8 years old. this is a killing fields of chicago. 25 people shot there this weekend including a five-month-old baby girl. it's a national disgrace and chicago just stopped cops from chasing perps? what are they doing? >> you know first up. >> let me say thoughts and prayers are certainly with gianno and his family after this tragic incident and it is stark reminder all these statistics we talked about people being murdered, these are people, sons, daughters, father, mothers, families impacted forever. you would think mayor lightfoot could take a break from cursing out supreme court justices, classy i know, to actually deal with the violent crime that is gripping her city. in response to it, you know what they do? they tell police officers you're not allowed to chase anybody anymore. just when i think they can't get any dumber, they actually decide to neuter our ability to chase people, to coddle criminals even more and stop police -- you're telling criminals, run from the police and we

>> first, our hearts go out to your colleague gianno caldwell, who lost his brother in this awful softt democrats run the city's in chicago in the cities throughout the country, really that crime is supreme to the communities outside of cities like chicago all over the eastern parts of the district i'm running in, the 14th district, joliet, sherwood, south naperville. people whose doors i knock on every day tell me the border on crime, crime especially is what they are worried about because the illinois democrats, unfortunately, it's not just the city policies but should call go, they have no cash bail policies that are going to come into effect in january. and trust this complete lack of seriousness about addressing crime like so many of our politicians in illinois. it is unacceptable and we are trying to do something about it. >> carley: in chicago, this is a statistic for you and i can't get over it, 1400 people commit 86% of the crimes. so why would no cash bail will help the situation? >> it wouldn't and what happens is, criminals are emboldened here they know that not only if the

. >> jim caldwell has the bad record of any coach that had been there for four years and six years.i felt like some of them dug in and said we are not going to arrest anybody in the media or anybody else. tell us what to do or who to hire you to the first six hires sums up who they are and one of the distinguished guys he was congratulating florez for getting the giants a job three days before he was interviewed and when he had apparently already been hired so what kind of interview was that. >> question from the audience. what do you make of the situation more nuanced, and you talked to tony for the book about the situation so what do you make of it? >> he's hardly a jump on the table. he's very low-key, always wants to hear both sides of the question. i was sitting at the dining room table and before i could finish the question he said that is racism and to hiring cycles ago he said there's no reason for the enemy to not have a job based on what he's accomplished. he's running the best office in football and he still is. they lost in the conference championship and as i said i thi

fox news contributor giano caldwell spoke out after his little brother was murdered in chicago on fridayt, america wanting safety. we'll take it up with former nypd detective dr. oscar odom next on "the evening edit." >> i received a call saying that my little brother, christian, was outside of a venue when an suv, a black suv pulled up, three to four men got out and began firing. my baby brother christian never had the opportunity to even be in critical care. floored by the culture of death that exists in the city of chicago. every year we try to exercise more, to be more social, to just relax. and eating healthy every single meal? if only it was this easy for us. ♪. elizabeth: joining us now, former njpd detective dr. oscar odom. it is great to see you today. it is crime, inflation big in tonight's primaries in seven states. dr. weigh in on this, a judge in a county outside of fresno released two drug traffickers back on to the streets after they were arrested last week in possession of 150,000 fentanyl pills. doctor, that is enough to kill millions of people. >> knows most definitely.

share tan county, lynn county, randolph county, livingston county, macon county, howard county, caldwellounty also transported with medical helicopters, transported medical services, provided -- responded to the scene. each agency transported multiple victims. officials from amtrak are responding to the scene and the ntsb has advised. the investigation is in preliminary stages and as more information is available we will be releasing it at that time. thank you. >> as we stressed, this is the beginning of a lengthy investigation. we have a lot more information we are seeking and need to obtain. also with me are members of the share tan county commission. we will provide updates as they're available. they can be found on our patrol's twitter major at mshp trooper b. we will be there as quickly as we can and address more questions as we get more information. thank you all for your time. we appreciate it. >> will you take some questions here. >> we will take some afterwards. >> will we take some now. >> we will try but probably not talking about. >> as many as 243 passengers. he just said 20

or on 130 in lockhart a long 130, colorado at caldwell that's farther over but yes, so think it's inevitable. i see no end in sight because there are no natural barriers that say you got to stop here. there's an ocean. there's a mountain range. it's not going to happen. texas encourages growth pro-business climate people are coming out of california who are frustrated with the small business impediments with the high taxes with the environmental regulations along the coast etc. they're coming here. and and so i see no end to the growth the question becomes. we figure out how to collaborate as governments to add a public interest dimension to that that regulate some of the size or figures out how they can't be done without them providing the infrastructure instead of the public having to provide the infrastructure etc. so i think you raise an important question, but it must be raised in the context of the fact that it is market forces or so strong demographic forces population forces global growth forces national trends that that this area is destined to grow that way. and the other question