there was a change between '22 ant '23 in compton, crime going up 81%. the rest of us that when we are not arresting, more of them are going to come out and commit crimes. it is real easy. >> harold: compton has had a crime problem for a long time. >> jeanine: worse than ever. >> joey: we have to go on this. i hope compton solves its crime problem in america finds a better place for this. up next from a shocking influence of china. the communists, using a secret police force, right here on american soil. ♪ ♪ get refunds.com powered by innovation refunds can help your business get a payroll tax refund, even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by what they could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getrefunds.com to get started. powered by innovation refunds. lighting the way for all suvs to follow. this is the fully-electric, highly-advance

and when i was around, i guess about 9, 10 years old, that's when we moved to compton. lot of other kids in the neighborhood that liked baseball that became friends of mine. and so we didn't really have a regular baseball to play with all the time so we invented a game we called sock ball. we would take a sock and we would stuff it with other socks or rags into a tight little ball. we would tie a knot and tie it up real tight and we would play in our backyards. and every saturday and sunday, we would have the game of the week. and we would imagine ourselves, the brooklyn dodgers playing against the st. louis cardinals. and so i would be stan musial sometimes, sometimes i would be duke snyder, and that's when i started hitting left-handed. and with this sock ball you could throw some wicked curve balls, screw balls, and all kinds of things, and we were only pitching from 25 or 30 feet. so my backyard might be the polo grounds one day, and my friend's house would be ebbets field or busch stadium in st. louis. so i think we all sharpened our baseball skills by playing sock

where you are constantly reminded that you have difficulty moving on compton vis. you enter this completely new world where everything else around you fades away. ah, a gun on the line go. luke, akin does 56 and has had parkinson's disease for 10 years. she started playing ping pong as a teenager and played in the club for years. parkinson's brought her back to the table. with parkinson's, the brain can no longer control the body's movements while the body becomes slower . stiffer and un, involuntary tremor sets in. if the disease can't be cured but exercise can help and dope, amine is crucial. that's a messenger substance for signals between the nerve cell in the brain and my daughter mean you have to take what the body doesn't produce volunteered with when i pull this name. mandel by me and then i take my job to mean every 2 hours. oh, that's very important because otherwise my energy runs out on a car. i can't run without fuel on his car and i can't do anything without dopamine . i can't even think will move properly. that's. that's why it's very important to ta

illegal street takeovers is plaguing the city of compton.nd business owners are frustrated and asking for help. >> todd: poor clerk was locked inside the bathroom scared for their life, frightening times. new york city's new rat czar taking heat from all sides. peta calling out the big apple. >> ashley: ashley byrne joins us, thank you for getting up early and talking about this. you and peta says human behavior is to blame for this. >> all you have to do is walk down the street to see we don't have a rat problem, we have a filthy human behavior problem. we are living under mountains of garbage in this city and as long as that is the case, the rats will keep coming. >> todd: for those who have not been to the big apple, spring, winter, summer and fall, we take piles of trash in bins -- vermen killer instinct needed to fight the rats and is blood thirsty. every place i've ever lived has garbage cans, the enemy is not having garbage cans. >> this is political theater meant to district from the fact no long-term solutions are being pursued. new

cooper shared this video of 3 deputies entering his compton home just after 04:00am tuesday. >> waking him up with guns pointed right at him. cooper, a longtime community leader who's worked with children to his youth academy, says he was forced to exit is home naked from the waist down. can put on some underwear? >> or towel or something to cover myself. they said no. at a news conference this afternoon, they paraded him out on this public street. >> walked him from this door. his attorneys said there were no warrants or complaints against cooper. they believe deputies had the wrong address. >> and cooper's legal team announced the first step of a lawsuit against the sheriff's department. this is unacceptable behavior. >> you will pay fnr this. we do expect penalties and punishments. the intentional infliction of emotional distress, the emotional and psychological distress and trauma that has suffered by mister cooper. >> it's something that will be addressed in court. cooper says he was forced to sit naked in the back of a patrol car for 20 minutes before deputies apologized. >> and

marihuana en california, autoridades clausuraron en la semana nueve dispensarios ilegales en la ciudad de comptoncon residencia en texas y que fue encontrada hace una semana sin vida en el interior de un rancho en general bravo, nuevo leÓn. se trata de martÍn "n", a quien le ejecutaron dos Órdenes de aprehensiÓn, una de ellas por desapariciÓn y otra por feminicidio. pero sigue todavÍa un responsable prÓfugo de la justicia. >> nos queda una persona mÁs que tiene una relaciÓn directa en la participaciÓn de estos hechos que se investigan. todavÍa lo estamos buscando. reportera: por otra parte, se confirma que la joven muriÓ por un accidente vial. tambiÉn se revelÓ que fue dejada con vida en el lugar donde la abandonaron. esto dijo la fiscal de feminicidios. >> reiterar la certeza de que ella luego de las lesiones estuvo con vida y esto acredita su muerte como feminicidio. reportera: todavÍa si una persona prÓfuga, pero en texas la familia estÁ dando el Último adiÓs a la joven. su madre comentÓ que esperan que pronto se encuentran los responsables y se haga justicia. fÉlix: gracias. la epidemia de vi

whatw because it happenedhappen on sunday in compton. now, this moedb was not starving . no, they didn'.t stea l food.. they stole beer. and cigarettes. >> know. >> oh, it looks third world . l you hear people say, but that's not accurate. very few third world countries have put up with that for a minute. >> el salvador is far safer than los angeles. in los angeles , criminalen't e control, the stores and the streets because there aren't enough polic to e to respond. 's why t >> and of course, they know that perfectly well. and that's why the peopl e looted that store, then did burnouts in the street whilewat the storthe is being looted. >> watch this. that's a public street that's not a parking lot in a rural area. that's los angeles. at's los.you can't live in a coa like that. >> no normal person can live in a chaotic, dangerous country like that. and so the normal, productive people le will ave.they abs will leave. they absolutely will leave. and not justno los angeles, not just chicago, all overn th the country in the cities controlled by the democratic party in new y

rap authorities say the woman jumped into the suv when it was parked in an area just west of comptonhis afternoon and then drove off. at one point, the driver reached speeds approaching 160 ended ine deputies used a pit maneuver to spin the driver around and then boxer in she was taken into custody now to arizona, where officials at arizona state university are banning the social media app tick. talk on school managed devices. the university says it is taking the step to be in line with president biden's recent order banning federal agencies and contractors from using tiktok on any federal devices is you has its own official tiktok account , but no new content has been posted to it since late february , and in washington state wildlife authorities are investigating a dead whale that washed ashore over the weekend. the gray whale was located on an island just west of tacoma. in washington. researchers say they believe the whale was dead days before it washed ashore and likely died from poor health. wildlife officials will do one final exam on the whale tomorrow before removing it. sen

the steps to be taken to activate a system of accounts in anticipation of a meeting with vladimir compton himself. it causes crystals, he stammered and shown a legal cause as he put up. hey michael, look ah, he got brought a causal de la la la yo. as would it be? daniel upon la refused to explain further what the system of accounts was all about . the only other person who could answer our questions was the hacker himself than yoletta schulty. we found an address for his family in a small town near rome, and went to look for him sick, but on thought savage found her candle danielle, if one happy, honest epic. why now was the amount that one thank a can. a low end of it than while we were about to leave. donnelly's family came walking out of the gate. i love your mother. we got up in the air and maria maria banana yellow. gov and i am a little quite ambitious because i was on feel that woocommerce had the same potentially computed. they, they wouldn't listen to real and, but they have another kid to future counseling. ciello, he's on silica and july, and never legal to leg. what level miss

this compton was the only case that their nurse stimulation is exaggerated. so yeah, in this case, it's likely the result of an accident. frequently though, the tests can't detect a specific cause, when enough than i would, i think we call it benign muscle spasm syndrome because we can detect any nerve damage with our diagnostic circ gnostic is this, that often ending soil we're only able to alleviate symptom this long rather than bring no to a completeness dog and kronen treatments for muscle cramps often don't help enough . it's a frequent issue for athletes, especially in high performance sports. and it can decide a tournament. sports scientist michelle bellinger is researching a new treatment. a type of desensitization researchers trigger cramps with electrical impulses in order to prevent them later. i think what we found with this particular form of muscle stimulation was that we could significantly increase the spasm threshold in healthy individuals on and not just in the short term, but over a long period on in follow up to studies. we were able to sh

miss christy compton. this poses great health risks as both for the mayor's and their unborn falls. slaughter went alford younger one and fallen. the farms are not keen to have the operations observed and have screened off the area where the blood is extracted. but in 2018, the activists managed to obtain images from a camera hidden inside the stables. they revealed the brutal procedures involved the so i'm makeup i tough. this worker is using an iron hook to go the mayor into the restraint box to book see, and you can see how scared she is, how me see for she's resisting and panicking. see via she undergoes this every week ever. and so each time she's even more scared than the last one and fights even harder to resist going into the box up the knock me out. i'd so gainey need to fix your books. syntex has since invested a lot of money and security measures to prevent any more footage getting out. this mistreatment of horses and argentina and uruguay is serving the demand for cheap pork and faraway europe.

sampled her song on his hit "praise you" but as his instagram will tell you, he is just a kid from comptones that with the get real about diabetes campaign, get ready and give it up for anthony anderson, everybody! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i like your outfit! >> anthony: thank you very much. it's been on looking sharp. did the beard game. >> anthony: i got a little something, that's what happens when you are in hiatus. >> kelly: i own a ranch, i love the mountain man look, it's cool. you are just in dubai, have to show everybody this, with shaquille o'neal, steve harvey, ray lewis, what were you doing? that is quite a crew. >> anthony: those are my mega five brothers as well, we were there for the f1 and steve harvey's golf tournament this year. it's been on that's cool, true or false, love your beard game, but i did hear that when you were on "law & order:" you are asked to get rid of it because jake wolfe's wife did not like it. >> anthony: that's a word on the street, my first stint back in 28-2009, he came with the board to lament beard, not like this, and we did a full season and

articling about fact that there were 327 shoplifters who were committed over 6,000 shopliftings in compton it is the same folks and i can tell you on the grounds what happens. cop makes the arrest you take the to the precinct under new bail law there's couple of pieces of paperwork that are processed he gets right back out. cop is not at lunch hour and guy is right back out and what do you think he's going to do because he has no other options -- the perp will do it again and maybe do a tirchght story and security guards are told don't get involved because what they don't want to civil liability is lawyers out there waiting for that. but also, if the security guard fights with him, a misdemeanor shoplifting is a robbery a felony nobody wants that number. so there are all kinds of incentives to say let it happen it's o.c. okay it's not okay and we have blocks that are empty in this city and in portland. >> america in peril. paul back with another fox news alert american troops have been evacuated all of our embassy staff and it their family members from sudan via military aircraft. our chie

san francisco more violent than 90% of all cities in america big and small and twice as violent as comptonvities i don't think people are aware of it i watched fox and are competing networks and nothing nothing about the border nothing about crime i think a lot of people are ill-informed. >> wooden is, in the 2024 race of gavin newsom ram. >> absolutely that plus some setting up a board for reparation and him setting up a committee that's going to determine the wages of fast-food restaurant owners him banning gasoline powered cars, new cars by 2035, him mandating a course of ethnic studies everybody graduating high school people have no left-wing this guy is he signed a bill mandating every publicly corporation in california has a buddy from lgbtq whatever it is community on their board of directors that's probably a violation of the 14th amendment but that does not stop this guy i don't think people realize what a left-wing woon he is. if he decides to get in which i don't think he will, joe biden can fog up a mere he will be the nominee and if he's not the nominee, will harris will be. b

time talking about the violent crimes being perpetrated by roving kids by places like chicago and compton? don't expect democrats to spend a lot of time on those stories because they don't advance the narrative that america is racist. same with the horrible sweet 16 shooting in alabama. these are not the accused. they're not of a white officer-involved shooting or white on black killing. so, they don't get the play. of course, the liberals have lots of proxies in the media in hollywood corporate america they're all helping them out and of course we can't forget the activist crowd, people who cash in on the lie that our country is systemicly racist. there is no money in suing gang bankers in chicago or blaming black on black violence that rips apart entire communities. instead they wait for the perfect fact pattern like an 84-year-old white man who miss fake evenly shot a teen on his doorstep. >> waits white man who shot your 16-year-old son. it is inescapable not to observe the racial dynamics here. if the roles were reversed, and you had a black man shoot a 16-year-old white child for si

a gas station and convenience store in compton, california which of course represents someone's hard. and paychecks. it was ransacked in a targeted hit. [indiscernible] >> unchecked, unpunished chaos just feeds more criminality. and at certain points, it almost seems like a competition for the camera. how cruel, how over the top, how heartless can you be? [indiscernible] yell yell and the humiliation of the asian community. that seems to be the goal of some people. >> cell phone video shows the harrowing moments when what is described as a bunch of about 20 teenagers walked into the restaurant in queens and destroyed the place causing $20,000 in damages. >> we cannot dismiss what we have seen on school buses. we used to think those were safe, where children and bus drivers alike have been beaten mercilessly. [indiscernible] [ yelling ] >> in metro georgia police are reporting that gang membership is growing, especially among the very young. again, gangs have been around for most of our country's history. we all know that. we are seeing something different. it's much more vicious and i

rowdiness extended to los angeles where another group of teens completely took over a gas station in comptonving engine] >> hey, get the [bleep] >> hey, give. >> give me -- [bleep] [bleep] >> pete: that's a lot of beeps. every chance they get. these big cities always vote against their best interest. it's a shame. but they vote for it. but how much longer will the rest of us have to put up with this complete lawlessness? let's turn it over to louisiana senator john kennedy. i will pose that question. how long will we have to put up with this? i mean, yes, they are run by democrats but, we go there, want to travel there, spend time. will it ever change? >> two points, pete number one, in all likelihood, the young people shown on your video probably have never felt the firm hand of a father, or the loving hand of a mother. put nor way if you are a parent stop loving your kid. your kid is not going to stop loving you. he is going to stop loving himself. i don't know how the government can make parents support their children. and that notwithstanding. our society most sights are based on free wi

looted and damaged two restaurants, two businesses, and two gas stations, including this arco in compton, smashing the door and grabbing the beer, wine and food they could get, stealing thousands in merchandise. the sole employee locked himself in a bathroom and survived unharmed. a street takeover in south central, 500 teens watching drivers doing donuts in the street when the mob decided to take over the arco. they are part of the criminal code. in december, ended with seven injured and the death of a 24-year-old woman when a driver lost control of his camaro and crushed the woman against a light pole. police say the street racing mobs, they attract, they are difficult to control. >> these guys will tell you, street racing task force back here and they see it every weekend, people are getting ran over, hit, attacked, assaulted and we are waiting for like where is the police report and they never come forward. it's kind of sick in the way that this culture is -- that's kind of what they do, like i guess, they go by -- >> street takeover usually begins with an instagram post noting an in

where a huge mob ran sacking a gas station near compton, organized theft, looting, costing bees $100 billion a year. is it any wonder that major companies are packing up, closing down, leaving noun. the american people are also fleeing blue states and cities in droves. california, new york, they're losing around 300,000 people a year, they're saying bye-bye. and they're moving to free states like texas, florida, tennessee, and the carolines. and by the way, florida gained more than, they're gaining 400,000 people a year. between 2020 and 2022, a whopping 2 million people left major american cities, high taxes, crime bad, schools a judicial system that favors criminals over victims. blue states, blue cities, they are broken. americans are now voting with their feet and we will hear from the judiciary chairman jim jordan and ted cruz in just a moment. joining s now with more, well, the chair woman for the victims rights foreign council who gave really powerful testimony earlier today woe el -- we welcome madeline brawn us. thank you. first of all, a parent, i'm se sorry you lost your s

we know that because it happened sunday in compton. now this mob was not starving. no.hey didn't steal food. they stole beer, condoms and cigarettes. >> tucker: oh it looks third world you hear people say. that's not accurate. very few third world countries would put up with that for a minute. el salvador is far safer than los angeles. in los angeles criminals control the stores and the streets because there aren't enough police to respond. and, of course, they know that perfectly well. and that's why the people who looteded that store then did burnouts in the street while the store was being looted. watch this. >> tucker: that's a public street. that's not a parking lot in a rural area. that's los angeles. you can't live in a country like that. no normal person can live in a chaotic dangerous country like that. and so the normal productive people will leave. they absolutely will leave. and not just los angeles. not just chicago. all over the country in the cities controlled by the democratic party. in new york a man with 11 prior arrests just pledgeened a female police

large group of people blocked off an intersection for one of those street takeovers this time in compton. you can see their attention between this arco gas station, thousands of stuff was stolen while one lone clerk hid in the bathroom for safety. vern far, no i rests, but we're told there were six similar incidents in the los angeles area just like that video you saw there. >> thirty nine hear them saying it's not safe for them to go if to thesekine of situations. >> they're outnumbered. >> thank you, jeff. let's take a deeper dive ina tonight's crime stories with former fbi special agent nichole parker. first of all, you, as an fbi agent, have experience on the causes and effects of violent crime. this kind of violence that we're seeing in so many cities across the united states, what does that do to the psyche of people who live in those cities? >> it's a really important topic right now. i'm a former fbi special agent and where focused on violent crime. we talked about these hearings that took place 9 york city. i'm also a former resident of new york city. i can you that i recently v

a large mob ransacked a gas station in compton, california saturday night.dollars in merchandise and committed a similar amount in property damage. the sole employee locked himself inside a bathroom. he was unharmed. the incident began as street takeover about 500 teens watched drivers doing donuts in the street and the mob spotted the station as a target. well, chicago's mayor elect is appealing for understanding from young looter hovers took over part of the city's famous loop area over the weekend. brandon johnson condemned the action but, says the perpetrator should not be demonized. correspondent garrett tenney shows us what happened. >> three nights in a row this weekend, hundreds of young people took over parts of chicago. causing destruction and chaos. [shouting] >> along the famed magnificent nile tourists and others out to enjoy the town had to be escorted to safety by police. this group of teens blocked a city bus, climbed on top and started jumping around while this tesla was smashed, broken into and set on fire. and a couple was attacked driving

that's a local gas station in compton, california. the problem is statewide and nationwide and in many blue areas. for example, the whole foods store in san francisco are closing down. why? because of the horrible conditions in the city and of course new york city is also suffering from a crime wave. robbie, grand larceny is way up. acting manhattan da alvin bragg vowed not to prosecute the to establish, quote, raysal equity. if you are a criminal you can steal whatever you want. don't go to jail and meanwhile felony assault is up 15%. there is a police officer getting attacked in broad daylight on monday for no reason at all whatsoever. look at this new video also from new york where a driver is plowing through an outdoor dining space striking police officers during a pursuit. naturally aoc had to weigh in. she is very angry. what is she angry at? the police. take a look. >> you are talking about funding violence prevention outside of the police. and yet erica adams has just increased police wages by 28%. is that misplaced? >> i thin

according t gordon, there was a fift victim >> did she see where she was from >> she said she was from comptonrson she is an unknown and i feel like if i don't look for her who will i know there is a family out there wondering where she is >> and so, she looked. cheek comb through missing persons reports. she put up flyers. searched, breed, and yes bought another rosary. why is it so important to give jane doe a name? do you, personally >> i just think because she is so helpless. you're on the street you are working as a prostitute and you run into steven gordon and franc cano, and your las hours on this earth ar horrific and then they discovered you like trash >> trash detective trapp is still haunted by trash and that keeps bringing he mind back here >> even though it is a landfill, it is quite peaceful when it i quiet. >> some were under here, i addition to kianna, josephin and martha, there was victim number five. and so detective trapp worke her sources until she had name it would be reasonable to say, okay, that's her >> absolutely. logically, yes absolutely >> and yet, when we first spo

larry, look at what happened in compton.now the southland really well, you know la really well. look at what happened there over the weekend, look at what happened in chicago over the weekend. look at what's happening in every major city every weekend. >> yeah, you're right. and, you know, the number one responsibility of government, and we shouldn't have to say this, is protect people and property and all over america, city after city after city, neither is happening. it's a combination of the assault on crime das letting a bunch of bad guys out on the streets to terrorize the very people on the left claim they care about. sean we have to talk about this, too. a lot of this crime is being done by black people against other black people. half of the homicides in this country are by and against black people even though blacks are just 13% of the population. according to the cdc, a young black man age 10-34 is 13 times more likely to be murdered than a young white man in the same demographic. it is because of the breakdown of

. >> kayleigh: we saw that mob attack the gas station in compton in california and i just can't help but think how fearful i would be if a mob were coming toward me especially with our children. so it's very scary. it's happening in these big cities. and if we don't do something about this, there's no law and order. and that's why we see this. no one is held accountable. where are their parents, first of all? why are they out and about sometimes this is happening at 3:00 in the morning, 4:00 in the morning and many of them look very young. you can see some of their faces. not all their faces are covered. law enforcement, i know they're under a lot of stress, i should say, why don't they go and find these individuals? there's no law and order right now which means all of our hopes and dreams, we can just kiss them all away. someone owns that gas station. someone owns the wal-mart or someone owns the macy's that's closing down. someone owns the bed, bath & beyond or best buy, they're all closing down because of theft. someone had to work really hard to stock the shelves of that mini-ma

terrifying video shows looteders ransacking a c compton, califora gas station over the weekend.ation clerk was forced to hide in the bath room during all of this. and those are some of your headlines. maria: so disturbing. thank you so much, cheryl. well, the department of justice hazard two chinese americans for setting up and operating a secret chinese police station in new york city. they this is something that i have been reporting on now for months. the fact that the ccp set up a chinese police station in the mmyofnew york. chinese foreign ministry claims china maintains a policy of non-p innon-spear ferns in othe- noninterference in other countries and the alleged police stations don't exist. the doj just arrested two people. joining us now, fox news strategic analyst, general jack keane. great to see you this morning. we talked about these police stations together. what is your take on this arrest? >> well, credit you, maria, for exposing this months ago and a finally we now got some arrests. it shows how sensitive china is to dissent. we're talking about american citizen

let's bring in president emeritus of the compton school bboard and american federation for children's senior fellow. welcome to you both, gentlemen. i'm fascinated by what happened in north carolina. you have tricia, the lawmaker from north carolina who switched from being a democrat to a republican and she also said this. watch. >> on issues like school choice, like charters, we have to evolve. one-size-fits-all in education is wrong for children. it might be ok for adults but i'm about children. >> so suddenly north carolina is a player, right? they're a bellwether for school choice. your thoughts? >> that's right! education reformers didn't have north carolina on their universal school choice bingo card this year but now north carolina might be the school choice dark horse of 2023 because of this move from tricia. now each chamber, the senate and the house, have g.o.p. 3/5 majorities that are required to override a veto that's expected from democratic governor roy cooper who opposes school choice, although he sent his own kid to private school so that's kind of odd. >> yeah, it rea

this big group a mob breaks into the are a co-gas station in compton.door. steal thousands of dollars of merchandise and the store is left ransacked. your thoughts? just a typically day in l.a. county. criminals are the victims. what you see here is criminals ruly, the city and controlling the crime in the city of l.a. guess what, ainsley, no response from the democratic leadership. it's a pattern and practice in l.a., chicago, and new york, criminals are democrat constituents. i will tell you right now, they are not going to be prosecuted. and you have the police officers standing down. crime is accepted in los angeles, chicago, new york, where have you democrats. it's a shameful part of what is going on in these democratic cities. >> ainsley: leo, what's happening hold them accountable. some of them have their faces shown. like the last guest said the pizza delivery guy was working to pay for his car. he wasn't trying to steal one. someone else had to buy that merchandise and work really hard for it? >> ainsley, let me tell you right now, the democrat

francisco i learned about the generation before mine the dawn of the gay liberation movement up rising compton's calf tear ja and stone wall in it was brave leaders from the transgender community and lifted up the entire lbgtq+ community. only to face marginalization in years that followed. the truth of the lbgtq+ movement is that it was fearless leaders like falaboria at comp tons cafeteria. the george washington and paul reveres of our movement it is important our community stands as we make our voices heard for the difficult time in the lbgtq+ and transgender youth communities especially. i'm proud toonor a lead and recognize her work. doctor alexis petra. founder of transclinic the first transmedicine virtual clinic. a mfbt medical profession in emergency medicine and licensed in more then and there 30 states. born in pits berg received md from university of pittsburgh and then finished emergency medicine in arizona. prior to founding transclinic a practicing emergency medicine physician for 10 years and named phoenix magazine top doctors included phoenix and the region. transclinic is base

then talking about the violent crimes being perpetrated by roving kids in places like chicago and compton? i don't expect democrats to spend a lot of time on those stories because they do not advance the narrative that america is racist. same with the horrible sweet sixteen shooting in alabama. >> these are not the accused. they're not of a white officer involved shooting or a white on black killing. so they don't get the play. of course, the liberals have lots of proxies in the media and hollywood, corporate america, they're all helping him. >> and of course, we can't forget the activist crowd, people who cash in on the lie that our country is systemically racist. well, there's no money in suing gangbangers in chicago who leave behind a trail of death. there's no fame in pursuing the scourge of black on black violence that rips apart entire communities. instead, they wait, they wait for the perfect fact pattern, like an eighty four year old white guy who shoots a black teen who mistakenly walked on to his doorstep. >> it was a white man who shot this sixteen year old son is inescapable,

cooper shared this video of 3 deputies entering his compton home just after 04:00am tuesday. >> waking him up with guns pointed right at him. cooper, a longtime community leader who's worked with children to his youth academy, says he was forced to exit is home naked from the waist down. but i put on some underwear. >> or towel or something to cover myself. they said no. at a news conference this afternoon, they paraded him out on this public street. >> walked him from this door. his attorneys said there were no warrants or complaints against cooper. they believe deputies had the wrong address. >> and cooper's legal team announced the first step of a lawsuit against the sheriff's department. this is unacceptable behavior. >> you will pay for this. we do expect penalties and punishments being intentional infliction of emotional distress, the emotional and psychological distress and trauma that is suffered by mister cooper. >> it's something that will be addressed in court. cooper says he was forced to sit naked in the back of a patrol car for 20 minutes before deputies apologized. >> an

a gas station and convenience store in compton, california, which, of course, represents someone's hard work and paychecks to staff. >> it wackeds ransacked in a targeted hit by unchecked, unpunished chaos just feeds more criminality and a and at certain points, it almost seemsn like a competition for f the camera. how cruel, how over the tow cru how heartless can you be ? >> it is , you know, and thethei humiliation of the asian sommunit ay, that seems to be the goal of some people. l phone video showsmoment the harrowing moments when what's described as a bunch ofss abouribed ast twenty teenagers h into the fish village restaurant and college in queens and destroyed the place, causing twenty thousand dollars in damages. >>in and oages.f course, we cant dismiss what we've seenn on s on schoochl buses. we used to think those weresafe safe , where children and bus driverwhs, like have been beaten mercilessly in metro georgia, police are reporting that gang membership is growing, especiallyis among the very young. again, gangs have been around for most of our country's history. we all kno

loo that's a localters gas station o compton, california. but the problem is statewidea. and nationwide and in many blue areas, for example, in mans the whole foods store in san francisco, they're closing down san fra. cause of why? because of the horriblee conditions in the city. and , of course, new york cityge is also suffering from a crime wave. bbierobbery, grand larceny is wn up after manhattan d.a. alvin bragg vowed not to prosecute theft to establish. ifcial equity. in other words, if you're aca criminal, you can stealo whatever you want. don't go tjao jail. and meanwhile, felony assaulfet is up 15%. here's a police officer getting attacked in broad daylight on monday for no reason at all. whatsoever. and look at this new video alsoe from new york , where a driver plowing through an outdoor dining space striking police officers during a pursuit. now, naturally, he had to weighs . she's very angry. vy what is shangry.e angry ats sh? the police? take look, you're talking about funding, violence preventionidef outside of the police.th and yet,e po eric adams has just

and meanwhile, this is a scene out in california where a huge b mob ransacking a gas station, near compton, organized theft, shoplifting, looting, costing businesses one hundred billion dollars a year. llion is it any wonder that majr companies, they are packing up, closing noun.g down, leaving to the american people are also losiing blue states and cities in droves. california, new york , is losing around three hundred thousand people a year. they're saying bye byethey're and they're moving to free states like texas, florida,n, tennessee and the carolinas. and by the way, florida gave more than four hundred thousand people a year between 2020 and twenty twenty two . a whopping two million peopleig left major american cities,judii high taxes, crime, bad schools,t judicial system that favors criminals over victims, thei states, blue cities, are broken. americans are now voting with their feet and we will hear from the judiciary committee chairman, jim jordan. ust and ted cruz in just a mome. but first, joining us now with more. whilr e the chairwoman foril w the victims rights reform counci

. >> you know, moderate larry, li what happened, you know, inn compton, you know, the south and really well, you know,a l.h really well. aterlook at what happened there over the weekend. look at what happened in chicago over the weekend. weekend. hlook what's happeningd major city every week at. e yeah, you're right.resp and , yoonsiu know, and the numt one responsibility of pro government and we shouldn't have to say this is protecttee n people and property. city and all over america, city after city after city, neither is happening. it's a combination of theseul soft on crime days, lettin dg a bunch of bad guys outze on the streets to terrorize the very people, the people in the left claim that they carese about. and, sure, we have to talkof about this to a lot of this a crime is being done by black people against othergar black ur black people. half of the homicides in this ap country are by and against black people. les are even though blacks are e of the population, according to the cdc, a young black manis aged 10 to thirty four ise thirty times more likely to be murdered than a

francisco i learned about the generation before mine the dawn of the gay liberation movement up rising compton's calf tear ja and stone wall in it was brave leaders from the transgender community and lifted up the entire lbgtq+ community. only to face marginalization in years that followed. the truth of the lbgtq+ movement is that it was fearless leaders like falaboria at comp tons cafeteria. the george washington and paul reveres of our movement it is important our community stands as we make our voices heard for the difficult time in the lbgtq+ and transgender youth communities especially. i'm proud toonor a lead and recognize her work. doctor alexis petra. founder of transclinic the first transmedicine virtual clinic. a mfbt medical profession in emergency medicine and licensed in more then and there 30 states. born in pits berg received md from university of pittsburgh and then finished emergency medicine in arizona. prior to founding transclinic a practicing emergency medicine physician for 10 years and named phoenix magazine top doctors included phoenix and the region. transclinic is base

her district covers compton county where she was born.he earned a dual bachelors degree in biology and environmental studies at bringing turn intercity and a ph.d. in nutritional epidemiology from the university of north carolina chapel hill. finally, we wi hear from courtney debt linger, miss that linger is the vice president of customer rvice and external affairs at nebraska public power district. she is a native of battle creek, the. brasky nd a bachelors degree in political science international studies and spanish from wednesday college and a doctor from george washingtonniversity here in washington d.c.. in addition to all of the very nice things that senator riketts said about you. welcome all of you thank you for testifying. n in order we were here as you for your opening statement we will begin with you, mister altenburg. thank you chairman markey, ranking member ricketts for having me here today. again a name is mark altenburg >> -- that's been a future and membership-based nonprofit environmental advocacy organization. i have b

. >> sending love to our mom in compton, california. >> shout out to greer high school in south carolinaere. >>> let's get right to your news much to tell you about a dramatic showdown overnight turned tennessee into a flash point in the national debate over gun violence. state republican lawmakers expelled two democrats for bringing their gun reform protest to the house floor and breaking chamber rules a third democrat was spared. nbc's priscilla thompson is in nashville for us with the latest on that. good morning >> reporter: savannah, good morning. those expulsions were decided after hours of debate on the floor. and demonstrations throughout the halls of the tennessee state capitol. overnight, we saw prominent national figuring weighing in, including president biden and former president barack obama, both condemning the actions of the tennessee state house. while republicans here say that race played no role in these decisions, the fact that two black lawmakers representatives justin jones and justin pearson were expelled while a white lawmaker gloria johnson was not. it is also cau