if the january six committee refer them to the department of justice for contempt, why is eric garland't do anything with mark meadows, he is still sitting on that criminal referral. >> my position is that these people have to come forward, whether it is forcing them by way of the courts, it is essential. because our country was attacked. our democracy was attacked straight on. and we need to get to the bottom of it and these people were in touch with the man who precipitated this entire thing, donald trump. they need to come vote. last point i make on that, is it could be to their benefit to come forward. i bet other people came forward and told the truth about what kicked in. so if they want to be able to retort, there ought to come forward. this is a moment in history, and we have to get to the bottom of it. >> i just hope eric garland is paying attention to all of this. senator boxer, terry o'neil, thank you for your time, appreciate it. >> -- >> still to, come it is been nearly two years since the murder of george floyd in the wave of protests which brought progressive prosecutors

this morning we know that attorney general eric garland is also announcing that there will be a federale crime investigation into this incident in buffalo. but katy, even as president biden and his administration are trying to show that they are taking gun violence very seriously, gun violence groups are still criticizing this administration. saying the act is too little to be a late. i'm not prioritize this the way the president biden, as a candidate, pledge that he would. and in fact, gun violence advocacy group saying that it's justice president biden was inaugurated its. there have been more than 850 mass shootings in the united states. the first opportunity we may have to hear from president biden on this on camera will be later this morning. he is currently in bloomington returning shortly to washington. when midday today he will be giving a speech at a memorial ceremony at the u.s. capital for a fallen police officer. president biden may take that is not opportunity to be able to speak to the american people about the horrendous violence that we saw on buffalo as well as what he

also like to think the attorney general eric garland. attorney general gupta.ty secretary mayorkas, and the director of the fbi senior holding back on firearms. u.s. capitol police. all for being here, but for your leadership. also joined by my longtime friends senator patrick law he and house majority leader -- before i begin, let me say a word about yesterday's mass shooting in buffalo, new york. a lone gunman, armed with a war hole and hate filled soul, shot and killed ten isn't people in cold blood at the grocery store on saturday afternoon. mike all of you, pray to the victims and their families. and he devastation to the community. i am receiving updates for my team in the white house, close contact with the justice department. we are still gathering the facts already. the justice department is taking publicly, and is investigating the matter as a hate crime. a racially motivated act of white supremacy and violent extremism. as they do, we must all work together to address the hate that remains a stain on the soul of america. hearts are heavy once again,

issued contempt sightings and refer them to the department of justice for contempt, we put on eric garland's desk, and we put it on merrick garland some smelling salts, he wakes up and read these referrals. and we wait to see that the department of justice has any intention ever of enforcing congressional subpoenas. >> i mean you say how physical do we wanted to get, but how physical would they get if i defy a subpoena. >> if i defied a subpoena, they would be coming through my window right now to go respond to the subpoena. >> cue the bad boys music. and it's very disconcerting to see the privilege of these members simply dismissed. but i want to remind our viewers why they want to talk to these five members. you remember ali, when january six was going, down there is a conversation with donald trump and kevin mccarthy. one time we saw kevin mccarthy buck trump. trump was basically saying, i guess these guys are more upset about the election results than you. kevin mccarthy said who the bleep do you think you are talking to? that's what kevin mccarthy says donald trump. what information do

i think one of the things that raised my eyebrows was when eric garland said he was going to investigatets at school boards. if you watch how the fbi, the justice department, what their priorities are, it seems to me like, when you bring a swat team into arrest roger stone but ignore the hunter biden laptop and do not make a comment about it. the recent, that president biden made about mega people, which i think, some mega people, for who they are, they believe in closed borders, good economy, certain things. to say they are the most extreme political organization in the history of america, have you ever heard of a president he so divisive? i think this president has not fallen through with trying to unite the country. i want to hear your thoughts. guest: i think a lot of people did have a hope that joe biden could be a unifying figure. you have to admit, that has not been the case. a lot of reasons for that. maybe nobody can be a unifying figure right now. it hasn't worked out that way. i think it is a problem, one of the pre--- reasons the president's approval rating is low now, there

eric holder. the current attorney general merrick garland is an institutionalist. if you asked, either of those justice department institutionalist say, ten years ago, if they believe that they knew attorney generals, serving a newly elected president should spent time investigating the previous president of another party, or the actions of the justice department itself serving that previous president, they both would have said no. yesterday, former attorney general eric holder said, i am an institutionalist. my initial thought was not to indict the former president out of concern of what how divisive it would be. but given what we have learned, i think that he probably has to be held accountable. given what we have learned, that changes everything for institutionalist these days. institutionalist and united states senate, who are opposed to changing the 60 vote rule in the senate, have changed their minds about that, given what we have learned. mark esper, secretary of defense to join donald trump's last year in the presidency is an institutionalist. when he was g

eric holder used the "i" word. he says he's an institutionalist, and he was sending a message to the decider, that's the attorney general of the united states merrick garland, who is famously also an institutionalist. but listen, eric holder is one of the longest serving attornies general in the history of the united states, and what he was saying was that the values of the justice department require that donald trump be held accountable. i get the institutional concerns. again, everyone is concerned about not having merrick garland look like he is willing to do for president biden what bill barr was not willing to do for donald trump. but we've got so much. we're way beyond the political considerations. at this point, equal justice under the law, accountability, all of the values of the united states department of justice i was proud to serve in way in favor of prosecuting donald trump. >> paul, i'm going follow up on this -- who are these institutionalists? who are these people who think -- seriously! who think that the institutions of our government are more important than holding people accountable who tried to tear those institutions down? i'm not jus

like eric holder with barack obama, remember eric holder said he was barack obama's wingman while he was attorney general. the merrick garland pleasure of this president and not independent any way, shape or form, this is no surprise, todd. >> carley: we've been talking all morning. elon musk said he is switching parties. he said in the past i voted democrat because they were mostly the kindest party they have become the party of division and hate red, i will vote republican. political attacks will escalate dramatically in the coming months. i have a feeling he is right about that. >> joe: my phone melted in my hand yesterday and i was wondering what was going on. like in "raiders of the lost ark," no surprise there, elon. he is elon like shaq or madonna or carley. he said the democratic party left him going far to the left. he shared that meme, you may recall. when you consider the democratic party on inflation or crime or the border or education or being uber woke in general, elon is not the only one leave thanksgiving party. we see hispanics leaving in droves over border and education and crime, for example. this is the s

congressman eric swalwell is asking the fbi to help address organized retail crime. congressman swalwell is also asking attorney general merrick garlando re prioritize efforts to limit these crimes by working with state and local law enforcement. you are watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30. some new numbers from the government showed the job market remains red hot. u s employers added more than 420,000 jobs in the month of april and unemployment remains steady at 3.6% madeline river tells us president biden is headed to ohio to accentuate the positive economic news. in the battleground state of ohio president biden touted his administration's latest move to boost domestic manufacturing and strengthen supply chains. five major companies, including ge aviation and lockheed martin, are committing to source more parts from american firms that used three d printing pandemic and the economic crisis that we inherited. and putin's war on in ukraine. have all shown the vulnerability when we become too reliant on things made overseas . the president is aiming to bring down prices, which remains southern lehigh still in the midst of the worst inf

> east bay congressman eric swalwell was in san francisco today to discuss the crackdown on retail theft rings with the fbi. falwell called on u.s. attorney general merrick garland and the director of the fbi to work with state and local law enforcement to try to stop these types of crimes. according to a recent survey, 75% of retailers have seen an increase in thefts since 2020. >> it's terrorizing retail clerks. shoppers, people around our retail centers >> and at the end of the day, either. >> criminals are going to run our communities or law and order will. >> well says retail crimes can be traumatizing, not just for businesses, but for the surrounding communities as well. the fbi has not yet responded to swalwell's requests for the 8. but congressman says he's optimistic they will agree to his request. >> investigators have recovered a vehicle they believe was used by a missing alabama corrections officer in the inmate. she's accused of helping escape. it's believed vicky and casey white tried to spray paint a orange ford edge, hoping to disguise it. the vehicle was discovered here about 100 miles from the jail. it's believed the 2 started a relationship in

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>>east bay congressman eric swalwell arrived in san francisco today to discuss a crackdown on retail theft rings with the fbi. calls on u.s. attorney general merrick garland and the director of the fbi to work with state and local law enforcement to stop these types of crimes. according to a recent survey, 75% of retailers have seen an increase in thefts since 2020. >>it's terrorizing retail clerks. shoppers, people around our retail centers and at the end of the day, either criminals are going to run our communities or law and order. well. >>says retail of crimes can be traumatizing, not just for businesses, but for the surrounding communities as well. the fbi has not yet responded to swalwell's request for aid. but the congressman tells kron 4. he's optimistic they will agree to his request. on monday, san francisco district attorney chase sits down with kron four's catherine heenan to answer your questions about crime in the city and the recall effort against him. a live interview happens monday at 09:30pm. and you can submit your questions to our website. kron 4 dot com. the man accused of attacking comedian dave chappelle is expected to make his firs

congressman eric swalwell is calling on the federal government to help crack down on retail theft rings. wallace says he wrote a letter to the u.s. attorney general merrick garlanddirector of the fbi to work with local law enforcement to stop these types of crimes. according to a recent survey, 75% of retailers have seen an increase in thefts since 2020 while also says for every billion dollars in sales, 1 million dollars is lost to theft. it's terrorizing. >> retail clerks, shoppers, people around our retail centers and at the end of the day, either criminals are going to run our communities or law and order will. >> swallow says retail crimes can be traumatizing, not just for businesses, but for the surrounding communities as well. the fbi has not yet responded to swalwell's request for aid, but the a% congressman says he's optimistic they will agree his request. a san jose man is now in police custody as a suspect in a morgan hill murder. police say they believe jordan low is responsible for the death of shy on guan officers found the woman dead in her home on monterey road in march during a welfare check lows in the santa clara county jail on a murder charge

>> his big congressman eric swalwell was in san francisco today to discuss a crackdown on retail theft rings with the fbi. swalwell called and u.s. attorney general merrick garlandand the director of the fbi to work with state and local law enforcement to stop these types of crimes. according to a recent survey, 75% of retailers have seen an increase in thefts since 2020. it's terrorizing. >> retail clerks, shoppers, people around our retail centers and at the end of the day, either criminals are going to run our communities or law and order. well. >> while all says retail crimes can be traumatizing, not just for businesses, but for the surrounding communities as well. the fbi has not responded to swalwell's request for aid, but the congressman says he's optimistic they will agree to his request. >> more states are allowing fentanyl test strips as a tool to try to prevent overdoses sense because there's been an increase in fentanyl overdose deaths across the country. alison heller and dean shold cold founded check, which provides a rapid test strips that can detect fentanyl and other drugs or in other drugs. rather, this is available to anyone who wants them wit

is big congressman eric swalwell is calling on the federal government to help crack down on retail theft rings. swalwell says he wrote a letter to u.s. attorney general. merrick garland the director of the fbi to work with state and local law enforcement to stop these type of crimes. according to a recent survey, 75% of retailers have seen an increase in thefts since 2020 swalwell also says for every billion dollars in sales, 1 million dollars is lost to theft. it's terrorizing retail clerks. shoppers. >> people around our retail centers and at the end of the day, either criminals are going to run up communities or law and order. well. >> swalwell says retail crimes can be traumatizing, not just for the businesses, but the surrounding communities as well. the congressman says he's optimistic the federal agencies will agree to his request. coming up monday here on kron 4 san francisco district attorney chesa boudin will sit down with kron 4 to answer questions about crime in the city and the recall effort that is underway against him. it's a live interview in prime time monday at 9.30. and if you have any questions, you can submit them and we'll ask them to the da jus

you speak congressman eric swalwell was in san francisco today to discuss a crackdown on retail theft rings with the fbi. swalwell call been u.s. attorney general merrick garland and the director of the fbi to work with state and local law enforcement to stop these types of crimes. according to a recent survey, 75% of retailers have seen an increase in thefts since 2020. >> it's terrorizing retail clerks. shoppers, people around our retail centers and at the end of the day, either criminals are going to run our communities or law and order. well. >> swalwell says the retail caught 2 crimes. skews me retail crimes can be traumatizing, not just for businesses, but for the surrounding communities as well. the fbi has not yet responded to squabbles request for aid, but the congressman says that he is optimistic they will agree to his request. all right. with the time now as we get a check on the 4 zone forecast, taking a live look here. >> sfo. and if you are anywhere near the coast tonight, it is a soupy foggy mess. and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is joining us now with we can expect for a the night tonight and into mother's day weekend. yeah, what a

east bay congressman eric swalwell is calling on the federal government to help crack down on retail theft rings. swallow says he wrote a letter to u.s. attorney general merrick garland and the director of the fbi to work with state and local law enforcement try to stop kinds of crimes. according to a recent survey, 75% of retailers say they've seen an increase in staff since 2020 while also ays for every billion dollars in sales, a million dollars is lost to theft. it's terrorizing. >> retail clerks, shoppers, people around our retail centers and at the end of the day, either criminals are going to run up communities or law and order. well. >> swallow says retail crimes can be traumatizing, not just for businesses, but for the surrounding communities as well. the fbi has not yet responded to swalwell's request for the aid, but the congressman says he's optimistic they will agree to his request. congressional democrats are trying to make roe v wade the law of the land after this week's bombshell leaked supreme court opinion. >> senators have introduced the women's health protection act of 2022, they would make abortion legal nationwide superseding any state laws. the

east bay congressman eric swalwell in san francisco to meet with the fbi to discuss how to crack down on retail theft rings. swalwell is calling on u.s. attorney general merrick garland and the director of the fbi to work with the state and local law enforcement to stop these types of crimes. according to a recent survey, 75% of retailers have seen an increase in thefts since 2020. after he meets with the fbi. swalwell is set to hold a news conference in front of the federal building in san francisco that press conference expected to begin at 10, 30 this morning. turning to our covid-19 coverage. now the u.s. is averaging about 53,000 new cases of covid each and every day and that number has more than doubled in the past month in california are averaging almost 5,000 new cases per day with the cdc saying that all 9 bay area counties are currently. experiencing a high rate of transmission. on the good side. hospitalizations and deaths are still near record lows. in fact, on average 13 people a day are dying from covid. that's across all of california. >> and now if you think you have covid, you can get tested and treated at the same time in the same place. they're cal

congressman eric swalwell is going to be in san francisco meeting with the fbi to talk about cracking down on retail theft rings. swalwell is calling on u.s. attorney general merrick garland and the director of the fbi to work with state and local law enforcement to stop these crimes. according to a recent survey, 75% of retailers have seen an increase in theft since 2020 after a need to the fbi swalwell's going hold a news conference in part of the federal building in san francisco. and that set for 10, 30 this morning. let's give you the latest on covid. now the u.s. is averaging about 53,000 new cases of covid every day. that number more than double what it was last month in california. we're averaging almost 5,000 new cases every day, according to the cdc, all 9 bay area counties are currently dealing with a high rate of transmission. there is some good news, though, hospitalizations and deaths remain near record lows on average 13 people a day are dying from covid in california. if you think you have covid now there's a place where you can get tested and treated all at the same place. they're called test to treat sites and they're popping up around the country. and t

congressman eric swalwell is going to be in san francisco meeting with the fbi to talk about how to crack down on retail theft rings. swalwell is calling on u.s. attorney general merrick garland and the director of the fbi to get involved and work with state and local law enforcement and stop these crimes from happening a recent survey shows 75% of retailers have seen increase in thefts since 2020 after me to the fbi swallows going hold a news conference in front of the federal building in san francisco. and we'll be staying tuned for that is supposed to happen at 10, 30 this morning. want to give you the latest on covid news now. the u.s. is averaging about 53,000 new cases of covid every day and that numbers more than doubled in the past month in california, we're averaging almost 5,000 new cases a day according to the cdc, all 9 bay area counties currently have a high rate of transmission. there is some good news, hospitalizations deaths. those are near record lows on average 13 people are dying every day in california from covid. if you think you have covid there's a place you can get tested and treated at the same time. they are called free test to treat sites in the pop

eric swalwell spoke with fbi officials in san francisco. to get an update on crime fighting efforts here in the bay area will also send a letter to u. s attorney general mark garlandbi director christopher way asking for the bureau to re prioritize efforts to limit these crimes. by working with the state and local law enforcement. at the end of the day, either criminals are going to run our communities or law and order will and this letter seeks to make sure that we are all safe in our communities that commerce can thrive. and that no one is affected by retail crime. representative swalwell went on to say that the fbi prides itself on local partnerships, and he says he is confident the agency is going to find ways to help prevent further trauma and harm to local businesses that have been hurt by the rise in violent retail thefts. the medic used of attacking comedian david chappelle made his first court appearance. isaiah lea pled not guilty to a los angeles courtroom yesterday. cellphone video appears to show the 23 year old tackling chapel on stage. during a performance at the hollywood bowl earlier this week, has been charged with a misdemeanor battery and posse