let me go to richard in fairfax here. bite and came to the presidency, trying saying that he would be and unite or, and you know, he has united everyone, almost everyone against him. how did that happen? rick, daniel, go ahead. i think biden's fundamental problem is, is that he was elected not be donald trump, yet a lot of the american people were tired of all the, the fighting and the drama and that tweeting and bite and seem like a safe choice. he was a sort of a land career politician and the thought was that, well he'll get in there and we'll have a so called return to normalcy. unfortunately, the democratic party is now controlled by the hard left bernie sanders, the elizabeth warren types. and so biden was supposed to be a unifier, but he comes in with a hard left agenda thinking he's going to be another franklin roosevelt. and the american people aren't very happy about giant increases and the tax burden and the burden of government spending not dimension. afghanistan and the pandemic and things like that. i think

i'm i guess in new york fairfax and in gainesville, and thanks. so our viewers for watching a c, a r t. see you next time. remember, crossed up with ah so called enhanced interrogation techniques used by the u. s. officials were basically designed as techniques to break down the human mind. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position doesn't take very long to the pain involved to become absolutely excruciating, but nobody's lean finger on you. you are doing it to yourself. we started adopting those techniques when i was stationed in mosul. among them were stress, possession, sleep deprivation. inducing hypothermia is already beginning to be evidence that these old techniques are now being used on immigrants and children, whatever you do or more comes from home. nobody has been held accountable for the torture that happened in the past and the moral authority, the made america awarded or sacrifice. but the shimmer of effective interrogation with got to go farther up on this particular quote man, he believes keith is going to push and p

has doubled since the fairfax prosecutor took over.nother one of these far left, social justice, woke warriors that is taken over. so our message is, we are now going to value law enforcement. we are not going to defund them. where you going to defend them and give them the tools they need to do their jobs. we are not going to have a criminal first, victim last mind-set. have a victim first mindsets with a new day in virginia. >> laura: i want to touch on mask mandates because localities are now resisting governor young ken's order rescinding the mask mandates including fairfax county, arlington county, and the city of alexandria right outside d.c. very liberal. the white is siding with these counties. jen psaki from her personal account tweeting, "high there -- thank you to the arlington public school districts first ending of, kids, teachers, and administrators in the midst of a transmissible variant." aside from the poorly written tweets, -- >> they don't know much what is in the u.s. constitution. but the virginia constitution and

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well, you know, i ran away from home from my fairfax virginia home. because i was experiencing things there that really no child ever should. and sadly meaning children are today . i was experiencing brutal sexual abuse of course, mental abuse. went along with that, but the sexual abuse. i ran away. i started running away more and more and i was running to find things that i didn't even know i needed. you know, i was a verbal child. every child needs things, they need shelter, they need food, they need love, they need attention, positive mentoring, you know, and all of those things and, and i was running away from what i was experiencing in that home and the foster care system that i was put into as well, but you know, i was running away to find things to that. i, you know, again, didn't know i needed, and i just kept running away from every place i was put into every foster home, every facility, every group home i kept reading away and sounds tom well, tell us what happened next. was there a gallon maxwell character that found you? yes, very much fit

these are progressive prosecutors, a case in fairfax, a monster raped over course of a year a 5-year-oldld, prosecutor in fairfax, thought he was eligible for life, under virginia sentencing law he decided that was too harsh for a life sentence of child rapist, he reached a plea deal of 17 years. this individual will be eligible for parole in 10 years. they big reason that we won is virginians were tired of it. the stories are heartbreaking. more and more americans will be pushing back on the progressive prosecutors and this biden administration that is so weak on crime. trey: general it did not take you long to make changes. when you got to was. >> if media reports are right, i use the word if, you started working the day you got sworn in making changes, tell us about those. >> well, our transition team was a big believer in personnel policy, no service anyone that i my predecessor bragged high turned ag office to a progressive power house, that is not me, we wanted to focus on public safety, we brought in great fantastic prosecutors, within an hour of our being sworn in. we signed a ho

here with me now vice president of parents defining education in fairfax county mom arjuna money is backw are teachers unions and teachers taking executive orders? >> i love your voice, you got to play that more often. you got nailed down. these guys are out of control. this is what parents have been living through, this nightmare the last two years because they don't listen to us and now we have a governor listening to parents and one of a doing? having him the proverbial middle finger. it's so delicate like glenn youngkin said minutes after he signed executive order they tell him he can but what's awesome is parents around the state, not only the county of arlington and fairfax county around the state parents are celebrating because they finally have somebody saying what they think, which is give us power back. liz: . kennedy: pointed the happen? as a parent of two girls in public school, it's very noticeable and hasn't always been this way. when did teachers unions and teachers they represent beside parents shouldn't be part of the process? >> when we started speaking up we need to tr

fairfax county says students without a mask will be excluded from in-person learning.o see you, close to your heart as you are a virginia resident as am i. these are the school districts that are not joining the opt-out, alexandria city, arlington county, city of richmond, fairfax county, falls church, a quarter of aup students in virginia, 350,000. so the schools, the school districts are arguing two points. whether executive order can superseed local decisions, and follow c.d.c. guidelines. your thoughts. >> the districts are suing over the mask rights opt-out measure are claiming that they are suing on behalf of parents and all students who go to schools in their district, but the reality is that this issue is not about masks at all. this issue is about glenn youngkin who campaigned on parental rights and choice doing what he said he would do when he came to office and giving parents a choice about whether their children will have to wear a mask. it doesn't mean that children whose parents want them to continue wearing masks can't go to school in a mask, and for the

fairfax county public schools told us in a statement we have revised this activity and will review theze for any offense it may have unintentionally caused. i've got the vapors. pair with reaction the host of the upcoming new show on saturday night and we knew him back when. i made a prediction years ago that within three years, lawrence jones won't even take my phone calls, it's turning out to be true. his brand-new show debuts, we are very proud of him two thank you, we love you along with the host of fox across america, all right we start with you. i don't even know the m&m characters, all i know is i'm in a hotel room and they got a bar at the side of the bar they have vodka, cashews, and m&ms. if m&ms are in there and it's 3:00 in the morning and i wake up and i stumble upon them, i'm good to eat them and i had no idea that the green ones wore high heels until now. >> all i can think about as they all taste the same. if it has the peanuts in a doorknob, it's all i care about when it comes to m&ms. we laugh at this stuff but the progressives have lost their minds. when you see what

. >> our interrogation of suspects, our interviews with witnesses, the fairfax county police department revealed just hours ago a receipt from the moon inn hotel in alexandria showed that 35 year-old anthony robinson of washington, dc was staying there at the same time as brown robinson named the shopping cart killer for the way he allegedly transported his victims. bodies is behind bars in rockingham county awaiting trial. it is believed that robinson used those plenty of fish dating at to lore. >> his victims. >> we believe robinson is also used the tag. >> dating app. he's facing 4 charges including murder for the deaths of 54 year-old ilene elizabeth redmond of harrisonburg. and 39 year-old to need a little rice myth of charlottesville. 8 news previously spoke with redmond's daughter. jessica is the that anybody could ever go through. and it's just it's terrible. >> tonight authorities in fairfax saying the families of brown and harrison facing similar grief and remembrance of their loved ones. cheyenne had a huge heart. >> and she was trusting and thought of everyone as her friend,

so i say on the bingo game. >> geraldo: dana, did fairfax not get the memo about the whole thing, thesee into the future and i am looking at newspapers in november of 2022, the second half when reporters all across the country from the coast span out across the country to try to understand, how could the democrats have lost so many seats in exit polls that say that education was the biggest issue? we never really thought about that. and this will be one of the reasons why. >> geraldo: how about katie military brat. i know plenty of them, but never any that felt privileged? to be on this curriculum, this erp critical race theory, pinning american kids it based against each other on skin color whatever is anti-american trash, and the more they do this, the more that the school revolution is going to continue to grow. we have very scenic, virginia at ground zero, but you see it all across the country including places like california. so these teachers have no agenda to actually educate children for the future. they are not focused on math and science and getting everybody a better future

. >> we believe he transported at least one of our fairfax county victims in a shopping cart, as well >> now there is another case police are looking at. a woman was found dead in d.c. >> that deceased woman, in a shopping cart, was covered only with a blanket we believe this may be anthony eugene robinson's fifth victim. >> no response from robinson's lawyer investigators in fairfax county are meeting with 35 other police departments looking for similarities in other missing persons cases. police have called the fbi. >> we believe there are others who have had contact with robinson who can provide crucial information to us about him. >> police say robinson is the only suspect in the death of cheyenne brown she was pregnant with her second child. >> none of these families -- my family, none of these family deserve to go through this >> robinson and brown were talking on a date app called plenty of fish with robinson using the app to find its victims. >> we will fully cooperate with law enforcement to support their investigation. >> we believe robinson has also used the tagged dating a

well, this is a contract with which fairfax county public schools is spending two and half a millionlars that merrick garland's son-in-law cofounded. they are lining their pockets in government with the same issues of corruption that have held hostage all communities whenever we have advances in society. these guys are basically doing the bidding of big tech they're sacrificing our kids. that is really the tragedy here. they're going to keep losing elections if they do not start paying attention to the parents and the children there trying to protect. elizabeth: great reporting great insights. asra nomani always great to have you on come back soon your great guests. still to come the border crisis update for you. seven days into the new year the white house is still not releasing the 2021 iced report on criminal illegal arrests. are they trying to hide something? up next we have the hills joe concha, fox news contributor at well. white house topspin catching up with them is not happy with the white house and messaging and inflation on the board approved president biden again today it

in order to make sure that parents' rights are protected. >> now school leaders in arlington and fairfaxmasked. white house press secretary jen psaki, who happens to be an arlington parent, weighing in tweeting arlington county parent here. don't believe you are, glenn youngkin, but correct me if i'm wrong. a little sass from her. thank you to arlington schools for standing up for our kids, teachers and administrators and their safety in the midst of a transmissible variant. now the legal back and forth in florida over republican governor ron desantis' executive order that was similar could be an indication of what lies ahead for youngkin. desantis secured a political victory last november when the state legislature agreed on a ban on school mask mandates. desantis signed the measure into law. now while youngkin hag a majority in the house of delegates the state senate is still narrowly controlled by democrats. john? >> which i suspect means we'll watch this one play out in the courts. big challenge for the governor early on. we'll follow it. it's an important national issue. up next bac

has doubled since the fairfax prosecutor disconcerts took over another one of these far left social justice warriors that havear taken over. and so our message is we are now going to value law enforcement. we're not going to defund them. we're going to defend them defob give them the tools they needs.a to do their jobs. we're not g goingoi to have a criminal first victim last mindset. wewe have a victim first that so the new day in virginia. right. i want to talk about mass mandates because localities are now resisting governor youngkin order rescinding the mass mandates including fairfaxco county, arlington county, the city of alexandria. that's right outside of c dc, very liberal. noww the white house is siding with these these counties. jen psaki from her personal account tweeting hi there. arlington county parent here don't believe you " are going youngkin but correct me if i'm wrong. thank you . toth the arlington public schoos for standing up for our kids, teachers and administrators and their safety in the midst of a transmissible variant aside from the poorly writtenidt twee

jan crawford, cbs news, fairfax, virginia. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," we'll hear from the lateget in one of his last tv interviews conducted weeks before his death. >>> plus, cbs sports and nickelodeon are teaming up for their second edition of a nfl wild card game. nate burleson takes us behind the scenes. >>> we'll take you to england where the discovery of a prehistoric reptile fossil is being called one of greatest finds in the history of british paleontology. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ arie green. have a great day. ♪

during the delta surge my community wellness set up a table in front of this natural foods grocery in fairfax. the store told kpix 5 that they did not want them there. public health officials shut the site down, singing with the unauthorized , and violated business code. >> what is going on the testing -- >> reporter: the san francisco mayor london breed says it is critical to vet these types of pop up sites. >> it is important that we have testing capabilities throughout san francisco that people can trust. >> reporter: the city attorney said he has many questions and is looking for answers. >> we are concerned about members of the public that may not be receiving covid test results that are valid, and we don't know what is happening to the information that is being used, and how these operators may be being reimbursed by governmental authorities. >> reporter: the u.s. department of health and human services has dedicated $4.8 billion to support covid-19 testing for uninsured americans. according to government records, kpix 5 found community wellness america at two southern california locati

mckayla is a student at george mason university just across the riiver in fairfax, virginia.y chose life. in the past couple of years. she's going share that story with you. she had a lot going against her and her daughter but with the love and support of others, she chose life. she'll tell you about that herself. welcome, george, and then mckayla. [applause] >> thank you so much. my name is george. it is such an honor to be here representing my college. as we lead this year's march for life. together we are always here to pray and fight for the unborn. to might peers specifically, your voice matters. we need youthful, positive voices every day to protect and defend the most vulnerable among us. our generation has suffered tremendously from abortion. but do not be discurrentlied. we will see -- discouraged. we will see the end of abortion if we keep fighting for the equal rights of every human being from the moment of conception. [cheers and applause] however, we cannot just fight for the unborn once a year at the march for life. but every single day. this includes praying in

told us she found out that he was a fairfax high alum just like her while working on ideas for the spote, i reached out to her and was so delighted she jumped on board, dummy, says getting to come together with meal in such a fun and playful way. he's brought new deaths to the importance of meaningful connection. i think part of cherished what we had. >> harden couldn't wait to move on to meet. ashley were married for 8 years but remain connected after their split in 2011, 4 years later, ashton with his that 70 show co-star, mila together, they are all involved with born the foundation. demi and ashton started in 2000, 9 to fight child trafficking. it's hard to have to talk to 75 yearold about the purpose of torn. but i think we talk about mommy, daddy. try to help people. so yeah, the ad makes total sense. mueller told it she thought it would bring humor in laughs. well, mission accomplished. we have a lot in common and please get off stage. okay. and make sure you tune in to e 2 tonight. all you fans of twilight. we have taylor lot. they're talking about his engagement and we also hav

earlier in his career, he served as chief of police in fairfax county, virginia where he rose through the ranks after joining the force following his graduation from the university of maryland. i will now swear in our witness. if you could please stand and raise your white -- your right hand. do you swear that the testimony you give before the test amount -- before the committee will be the truth, nothing but the truth and so help you god? thank you, you are now recognized for five minutes. chief manger: chairwoman klobuchar, ranking women are blunt -- ranking member blunt, thank you for providing me the opportunity to speak about the improvements we have made following the events of january 6 and to speak about the remote -- the work that remains to be done. i want to acknowledge the men and women who worked tirelessly to fulfill their mission of protecting the u.s. capitol, the members of congress and the legislative process. it is my honor to work with these women and men who performed courageously. while i am proud of our officers the events of january 6 exposed critical departmen

with his lifelong documented portrait simulator talking about we talk about sally fairfax, and they and the now more or less means sally heming. i'm sorry. i've got my founding fathers affairs mixed up. yes, sally sally hemmings who was most people now agree jefferson's mistress. and the mother of multiple children what about because it's closer to what you've written about. what about james flex there or douglas southall freeman franklin. well, you know the wonderful thing flexor wrote a wonderful. for volume biography of washington and i would really urge people. i know it sounds formidable. the one volume can't begin to capture. the richness and why because flexner was an art historian. which means? flexner wrote with his eyes it's a very visual. you are there flexner has it's one thing. to be able to see it. it's another to be able to make others. see it. and not only see it. but immerse themselves in it see that to me is great biography. great biography is almost claustrophobic. in its intimacy, it's it's putting you in the room a small room with a larger than life figure for 700 p

however, fairfax county school officials are defending the game, insisting that it does push students to challenge thoughts and sharpens their ability to analyze. but mr. chavo again warns the activity does hom youngsters and is part of a more disturbing trend across america. and bingo game does nothing but harm children because now they're looking at people based on the color of their skin or the job that their mother or their father did to me that kind of bingo creek, 8th discrimination. and it's also harmful to those kids as well. i want your viewers to think if you're a military child in that school and there are a lot of military children in that school and they read that privilege. how do they feel? you know, how they feel going home about this? we got to stop segregating people based on anything. so i think parents need to continue to push back need to continue to fight. i really hope that this is the beginning of the end of this kind of rhetoric in america. and that is our news rap for this, so you're up to date. thanks for watching. we're back again at sir, in about 30 minute

now school officials in arlington, virginia, fairfax, and alexandria all said that they are going to maintain their mask mandate despite the governors move. now the governor had campaigned on the policy of empowering parents to have more impact on the decisions regarding the education of their children and public schools. so he decided to give school districts 8 days to listen to parents concerns and reconsider. well, 1st of all, we wrote the order specifically to give all of the school systems basically a days to get ready to listen to parents. now the 2nd pivotal issue was on the teaching of critical race theory. in virginia's public schools, there is a revolt against the way our schools have been managed comprehensively. and critical right theory is a big part of that critical race theory as a political agenda that as absolutely in our schools. and it teaches everyone view everything through a lens of race and then pits our children against one another. yes, we will teach all history the good and the bad, but to actually teach our children that one group is advantage than another

she's a journalist and a commentator in fairfax. we have daniel mitchell. he is chairman at the center for freedom and prosperity and in gainesville, the cross richard bars. he is.