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we hear from neighbors who did not expect to see the fbi knocking on their door. bridge birthday, how the golden gate bridge has become more valuable after making its debut 86 years ago. ♪ and this is fernando, ♪ ♪ searching savings with a click. ♪ online or in-store, for your health and your wallet. 85% of scripts are under ten dollars. cvs pharmacy. healthier happens together. lowe's knows you never come in for just one thing. so we've got to know a lot of things about a lot of things. like which mower makes the cut. the mulch that finishes the look. and picking a color that pops. you got this. we got you. ♪ [children playing outside] reynolds wrap makes it easy to cook and clean up meals in no time. ♪ [food sizzle] so i don't miss all the fun stuff. [whoosh] [splash] easy prep, cook and clean. with reynolds wrap. liz: three alameda county employees are facing criminal charges. they come from the public accountability unit made by, price. two sheriff's deputies with falsifying records in connection with the suicide. this happened at the center jail in 2021. juve

we hear from neighbors who did not expect to see the fbi knocking on the door. plus, bridge birthday. how the golden gate bridge has become more valuable after making its debut exactly 86 years ago. liz: three alameda county employees are facing charges from the public accountability unit crated by district attorney pamela price. two sheriff's deputies a charged with falsifying records in connection with a suicide. this happened at the san marino jail in 2021. a juvenile institution officer is accused of performing sex acts on the minor she met when he was in custody at the juvenile justice center in 2004 . federal agents spread out martinez to interview residents about a chemical release from a refinery. the abc 7 news i team lead the fbi and epa have started a criminal and civil investigation and what happened last thanksgiving. about 10 groups of agents went door-to-door. some agents came from as far as ways honolulu. they declined to be interviewed but they confirmed investigation is now underway. residents were surprised to have the fbi knocking on their do

residents were certainly surprised to have the fbi knocking at their door. >> i've never heard of that. it's interesting. >> it was a surprise. dan: as much as 24 tons of ash rained down on cars and homes after the release from the martin refining company. the agents tell the i team, the fact-finding has just begun here. martinez refining company did not return our request for comment. ama: the details on a wild plot to kill the queen 40 years ago during her only visit to the bay area. dan: the anniversary of the opening of the golden gate bridge. what do you think that iconic span is worth? ama: love was in the air today at one of the bay area's most scenic spots. we take you to the special event atop mount. ama: the fbi released documents about a plot to kill queen elizabeth during her visit to san francisco 40 years ago. the threat was made in a call to an sfpd officer. at the time, it was popular with simple just sympathize her's of the irish republican army. the caller claimed his daughter had been killed in northern ireland. he said he would drop an object off the golden great br

residents were certainly surprised to have the fbi knocking at their door. >> i've never heard of thatit's interesting. >> it was a surprise. dan: as much as 24 tons of ash rained down on cars and homes after the release from the martin refining company. the agents tell the i team, the fact-finding has just begun here. martinez refining company did not return our request for comment. ama: the details on a wild plot to kill the queen 40 years ago during her only visit to the bay area. dan: the anniversary of the opening of the golden gate bridge. what do you think that iconic span is worth? ama: love was in the air today at one of the bay area's most scenic spots. we take you to welcome to my digestive system. when your gut and vaginal bacteria are off balance. you may feel it. but just one align women's probiotic daily helps soothe digestive upsets. and support vaginal health. welcome to an align gut. [stomach growling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion♪ ♪upset stomach, diarrhea♪ pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief when you

residents were surprised to have the fbi knocking on their door, including this one who asked me not to use his name. >> i have never heard or seen of that, so it is interesting. dan n.: a surprise. the agents passed out this code to an online survey. >> they want us to give it to accumulate data information. dan n.: it asks if residents took photographs or video, collected samples of the ash, had them tested or if they had been impacted by the incident? martinez officials tell me no idea that officials launched an investigation and are coming to their city to investigate. >> we know they are in town, asking questions of our residents and businesses. we do not know anything more at this time. dan n.: i from the martinez refinery company, and got contact info for a spokesperson but i have not heard back. i will keep you up-to-date on abc7news.com and my social media if they respond. dan: thank you. ama: also from the iteam, new details today about the deadly stabbing of tech executive bob lee in downtown san francisco. we are learning more about his final moments from newly obtained s

>> can you imagine if you thought you got away with it for 20 years and then the fbi knocks on your door. >> president biden in japan for major summit with allies. at the same time, the clock is running out back home to raise the debt limit. moments ago, reporters tried to ask the president about it during a meeting with japan's prime minister. >> the bottom line, mr. prime minister, is that on our country's stand together, we stand stronger. and blif the whole world is safer when we do. thank you again for having me here today. we look forward to the next several days. >> let's go. >> good morning. thank you. >> that was hard to hear. the main question is, mr. president, can you guarantee the u.s. won't default? >> i don't think any of the other g-7 leaders he's meeting with in other countries have a debt ceiling. >> they don't have it. >> what is going on? why can't you come to an agreement on this? >> get it together. >> that's right. we'll talk to phil mattingly about what this looks like for the u.s. on the world stage right now. president biden, as you said, he didn't respond to th

all of these people in the report and yet here they are knocking it down. >> the fbi's reputation lieslies for three years and now that the report has come out, they're trying to down play it. there's a reason why -- last october, there was a "new york times" poll that showed 84% of americans consider the media to be a threat to democracy including 59% who consider it a major threat. in fact, according to that "new york times" poll, more people consider the media to be a major threat to democracy than donald trump. that's a direct result of this russian collusion conspiracy theory that they pushed on it. >> trace: mark penn, you'd think the media would be angry at all of these sources that misled them for years. >> in fact, i did a poll for the messinger that shows journalists as advocates. everyone sees bias in the media. stories like the hunter biden laptop are suppressed. this is really an example -- this report is very clear, right? you look at the reports and you think you're reading a complete report. this report is incredibly clear that these investigations wasted years of time

part of me is listening to this and thinking there might be a kind of knock on your door at some point from the fbilarly worried about it. i guess for the simple fact that i think that this is going to start off small enough so that i'll be dead before it takes off, but... laughter. ulysses, how urgent do you think the need is for a king or queen of america? i think we've seen in politics recently, with the rise of certain pulsive personalities like trump, that a lot of people want a king, theyjust don't realise it yet. they want to be ruled. i'll admit this is a long shot, but there have been plenty of long shots in history that have made it. the founding fathers took a long shot, and look what happened. could the monarchists of america be onto something? does the usa really yearn for a king or queen, but doesn't know it yet? if there is a desire for a return to monarchy, maybe it's just simply we want somebody who rises above the messiness of party politics, and helps unite us. the old—school absolutist kind of ruler need not apply. modern america would want someone warm and inclusive — a leka, n

that hurts because the fbi needs to knock on doors and get people's help.saw this thing, and not be seen as a political actor. they are not political actors, but the lies haven a impact. >> the fbi, of course, was exercising a legal search warrant at mar-a-lago. so if donald trump were re-elected, as someone who worked for and alongside the man, what is your sense of the potential danger of his being in the white house again, if you see it as a danger? >> i think he poses a near existential threat to the rule of law. he will do everything he can in a new term to try to tear down the institutions that he sees as threats and to dismantle them and the people who occupy them, the apolitical people who accu by them. so there is a lot on the ballot in 2024 if he is a candidate, but the rule of law, in my view, is at the op of the list. >> director comey, katty kay is here with a question for you. >> yeah, director, it must seem like the world has gone full circle to you. you've had your fair share of criticism from democrats for your role in the 2016 election, re

fbi form that records an interview with a source. both comer and iowa senator chuck grassley ache knocked that they hav have -- acknowledged tt they have not personally seen the document but still want it. christopher wray, fbi director, may be asked about the form tomorrow when testifying to congress about the bureau's budget. wray also may be asked about the federal investigationed into the president's son hunter. >> my son has done nothing wrong. i trust him. i have faith in him. and, impacts my presidency by stipes me feel proud of him. q.fox news digital reports newly revealed email from 2015 shows that hunter biden arranged a meeting the head of investment advising firm nicholas and his dad then the vice president. the associate wrote to hunter, quote: your dad spent a lot of time with me and even gave me a lift in his car. a once in a lifetime experience for me. hunter biden's critics have long said, gillian, he had no problem stipes money off his dad's name. we reached out to hunter biden's attorneys. nicholas row hatten, also the white house have not herd back y claim laptop letter before october 2020 presidential election tha

and i would be real worried about knocking on a dar now because they are actually shooting through doors. they don't care if you are fbi just shoot and ask questions later and then not worry about the consequences because there are no consequences. and i think that's the biggest problem. >> yeah. i think a lot of people would agree with that criminals are kind of moving on their own, and they don't feel the police now. i want to go he was the chief of detectives for the chicago police department for over 33 years. a lot of experience here. thank you for your service. thank you for all that you have done. >> thank you. >> to keep us safe. we know in the city of chicago, they need a thousand new detectives to handle the current workload. there's a lot of murders out there. what's going on in the city of chicago? >> what's going on in the city of chicago is there has been a systematic effort to not only defund but to disrespect and demoralize the police. there's not enough police to do the job. they don't have the support. they are more worried about getting suspended or disciplined for some archaic violation which has no

fbi probe should never have been started. most of the main stream media have been knocking down, so invested in the trump, russia collusion sagand what they are saying it's a nothing burger, it's a waste of time, not one person went to jail hardly, the trial of the century. so, you have completely different, and it is certainly true that because journalists spend so many years covering this, i would say over covering this, over hyping this, they can't quite let it go. >> they won pulitzers. >> and it just seems to me it's like deja vu, it's never going to>> shannon: hearing one of the bites that this investigation should never have happened, it was about durham not the cross fire hurricane, kevin. >> that's right. >> shannon: you could use that bite either way. >> i would say regardless of what someone thinks about president trump politically, if you take a step back and look at the fbi from a policy and ideas point of view, it's clear that it's become politically weaponized. ask mark hauck in pennsylvania. pro-life activist this week hounded by two fbi agents, ask anyone who is a reasonable conservative, you know this is an a

knocked out california and threatens by default throughout the country, a report by denis davydov under the president, the democrats, the republicans dug for several months, the oversight committee requested the fbithe prosecutor general's office, banks demanded data on who, when and how much money was transferred to biden accounts, it turned out that many were transferred and in many ways the committee was concerned about a complex suspicious scheme involving more than 20 companies that, as we identified biden, used bank records to enrich themselves, show canoes, his relatives received more than $ 10 million from foreign companies have a complex pattern on the sheets to the right of the congressmen, for example, money from china probably went through small firms. recipients. the president's son, his brother's daughter-in-law, and some other unknown biden. this may be the most corrupt scheme in american politics. if at least some of these accusations are confirmed , someone with the last name, biden, should be accused and brought to trial. and maybe go to jail for a while, big trouble. the bidens began on the eve of the last presidential elections, when a laptop was found in the workshop, forgott

. >> there was a knock on the door, and already answered the door. and i came out and it was fbiurder. and kimberly olson thought the whole world had gone crazy. >> he was a poker player, and he had made his mistakes, obviously, with the women in his life. and that's -- poker player -- in your parents. >> but back home in northern carolina, we are in when adrian solomon learned about bernie's -- >> -- how he could've done such a thing? >> i believe that he could have. and for me, that was enough. >> a date was set for trial based on circumstantial evidence. even though the mystery dna at the crime scene was never identified. even though it's not one piece of direct evidence connected ernie to any murder weapon or those mysterious nike footprints. remember, they were consistent with a size 12. and bernie wore nine and a half or ten. and you knew that one of the lines that was coming had to be a defense attorney, and couldn't resist it -- was that, if their shoes don't fit, you must acquit. >> absolutely. >> and a jury might just look at that. >> and that went through my mind sever

fbi probe should never have been started. at the same time most of the main stream media have been knocking at their so invested in the trump russia. what they are seeing is a nothing burger, it is a waste of time. not one person went to jail or hardly the crime of this entry trump it would be project completely different it is certainly true because a journalist to spend so many years covering this i would take over covering this hyping this they cannot quite let it go because state won a pulitzer's progress in your times in the "washington post". it just seems to me it is like dÉjÀ vu it's been going on for years and it's never going to end. shannon: this investigation never should have happened it was about durham not the crossfire hurricane, kevin. you can use that fight either way. >> you could i would say regardless of what someone thanks about president trump politically, if you take a step back and look at the fbi from a policy an idea point of view it's clear it has become politically weaponize. asked mark hall in pennsylvania. ask the pro life activities been counted this week and probably as we say goodbye to fbi agents

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chokeholds, restrict no knock warrants, mandate use of body worn cameras, implement stronger use of force policies, provide deescalation training, submit use of force data to fbi use of force data collection, submit officer misconduct records into a new national database, and restrict transfer of military equipment to local enforcement agency. the administration made significant progress implementing these goals in a white house fact sheet issued just this morning. we know achieving comprehensive and lasting change at the state and local levels requires congress to act. so today once again president biden is urging congress to pass meaningful reform legislation, including the george floyd justice in policing act. it is up to congress to send this to his desk. once they do, he will sign this law. okay. with that, josh. good to see you, my friend. >> good to see you. how are you doing on the deadline? >> a little better. how are you doing? >> i could be doing better. >> jet lag is real. >> two questions jacqui heinrich gi-- congress and prescribe will be in d.c. this weekend? >> i have this question, i can only speak for the president, i can't speak for the spea

fbi? >> it's not about defunding federal law enforcement. it's about empowering local law enforcement. we should be looking to deputize local detectives and those of the folks that know what's going on. the knocking to be so responsive to what the demands are from k street when you're trying to address these crimes and bring federal charges forward. >> well said. steve friend, i wish the best to you. thank you for your service and thank you for joining us tonight on hannity. we appreciate it. joining us now with more reaction former fbi special agent, nicole parker. nicole, thank you for joining us. last year there was sort of a chilling effect. remember the attorney general garland, put out a memo putting everybody in the fbi on notice. what did you take when you saw that memo that he put out? >> jason, we all remember this. it was in august 2022. we received several emails in one day which was kind of different. we all remember there was one particular email that discussed reaching out to congress. the restrictions and the directions on fbi employees reaching out directly to congress. i think a lot of us were confused by it. we were wondering why are we receiving this? you didn't even want to a

knocked my last one off in the 90's. >> that's what you say. >> jesse: if you don't have footage, it didn't happen, rove. have a good one. >> thank you. >> jesse: well, fbiblowers who testified on capitol hill today will be here exclusively on "primetime" next. ♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com >> remember when this country used to belief in whistleblowers? if you blew the whistle, you got book deals and "60 minutes" interviews and free dinners for l

the country who he might have communicated with, and you'll be -- the fbi will be sending out leads to find these people and door knockthere's going to be a large law enforcement activity trying to fully understand who this guy was, how he got his weapons, and whether he tipped his hand at any point, and did anybody know about this and do nothing about it? there are so many things that we need to know and we need to know in a hurry. >> steve, thank you. stay with us. cnn's coverage of the deadly texas mall shooting will continue after a quick break. (vo) with their verizon private 5g network, associated british ports can now precisely orchestrate nearly 600,000 vehicles passing through their uk port every year. don't just cnect your business. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) make it even smarter. call this enterprise intelligence. ♪ allergies don't have to be scary. (screaming) defeat allergy headaches fast with new flonase headache and allergy relief! two pills relieve allergy headache pain? and the congestion that causes it! flonase headache and allergy relief. psst! psst! all good! it's started. it's... the side h

fbi will hand over those documents to the republicans. meanwhile, a north carolina family gets some unexpected help taking the trash to the street. this bear cub caught on camera pitching on for chores before knocking the contents inside. ever am i troos the cub eventually loses interest. the homeowner says he saw the cub with his mother and sibling earlier that day and we know that they like the garbage. just saying, they love the garbage can at our house. luckily janice dean does not have bear in her neighborhood. >> janice: you have bears at your house? is this a news flash? >> steve: no, actually we have shown the video from the ring doorbell we have got bear in the woods behind our house. >> janice: i'm sorry i didn't know this about you. be careful out there, steve doocy. >> steve: thank you. >> janice: listen. speaking about being careful, let's talk about the weather because we have a couple of systems i'm going to tell you about, first of all here in new york city as we start fleet week this week, we have got temperatures in the 50's with sunny skies. it's going to be a nice week, actually, with maybe some rain in the forecast on sunday. but we'll get to that in just a second there are you