these are your adopted children, three by birth and five by foster children. on what basis did they come we had conflict with the eldest daughter. you took away her phone for educational purposes, they didn’t drag her children by dragging, but by the arms by the legs, and this is an organ. i've never seen a guard like this. i have a feeling that my heart is just becoming. it's just one of a kind. get out of the body, guardianship turned into a punishing body, roll, at any moment, one of them could even slip the bodies, guardianship should have tried to reconcile to talk to the children. i think this question is about how guardianship should have behaved. we can ask uh to our next hero yuri come join us. good afternoon september 1 is always a big holiday for both children and parents. and even those children who do not really like school on september 1st. all the same, they willingly go there after a long summer vacation, but our favorite guardianship authorities. we decided to deprive the children of this holiday. you know how much they are loved, it turns out

families two foster families. which you grew up. well, i grew up brought up only by my mother, and i don’t have a father, but, but my mother she knows that everything is about natalia, and she is very glad that we communicate, that we meet, that together we are your guardian not against your search for siblings and sisters. it’s just that she is very worried about what kind of people they will turn out to be in the studio olga kochetkova hello olga hello, you were glad that they didn’t meet their sister natalia oh, of course, because, well, she, although we were not alone in my family, there were two sons, and they were good friends, but still, the native blood is correct, you still need to know your family, and you really believed that natalya was nina’s sister, and you know at first when it was when they met for the first time, they didn’t look exactly alike, and i was somehow a little wary of this when natasha appeared. well, due to the fact that they somehow became close friends, they began to communicate with

mother, in my head it was that this is a foster father and foster mother are mine do you understandi asked. well, you are some kind of situation, i said, i want to go to my mother, and daddy, of course, didn’t like it. he said she's not yours. i wo n’t say that i took it right, just like that , because i somehow left us. i already see that i have someone to educate me. but uh, and he wanted me, he wanted her after all. he took me there, of course. and how old were you then , and 15 years old, and it turns out that when you brought me there, i was there. well, maybe a few days for a short time, as if visiting. and somehow at conversation. i didn’t know, but my father told me that she was not my own. yes, but the fact that he is, i think he is native. well, i had to change everything, father. she says he's not yours. i am like no native, he says no, but you, he says, did not know. did i say, no, i did not know how he was and when he came to pick me up from there. we drove home back to the city. uh, by car. i asked him, dad, it’s true, you ’re not my own, he told me, after all, she tol

my book's name is called fostered one woman's powerful story of finding faith and family through foster care. i wrote the book for kids, youth teenagers who were experiencing the foster care system to read a book that i thought i needed when i was in the foster care system, you mom , that's me. and who's that? ah it's so funny. i go to my dad's scott so much. i'm like our book hit the bestsellers list like it just feels like we're doing it together. married with a family of her own story travels to share her story of finding faith still so motivated by what she says god has done for her life. what i would tell youth in the foster care system or any youth experiencing something really hard is that it's going to get better. the worst parts of your lives can be made good. so just keep holding on. some good advice there the flex seal family of products at these fine retailers. dance dance. word up. it's a new year. and that means a brand new list of words that are verboten and back . now we're citing at least part of that list. verbatim is our own. will ganz word up you guys last year, lake

what must jody foster be thinking right now? treatment facility. only when you are better would you be released. >> hinckley was sent to st. elizabeth's hospital in washington d. c., one of the oldest psychiatric institutions of the country. he was put on an intense regiment of counseling and medication, including antipsychotic drugs. overtime, he seemed to change and part of the reason for that was a woman. >> john and leslie met at a halloween party. >> leslie deval was her name. she was a fellow patient at st. elizabeth. writer elsa walsh interviewed them for the magazine about her romantic relationship with frankly. >> leslie deval was described by neighbors, family, friends, and her ex husband as a wonderful and perfect mother. she had killed her child. >> deval was also found not guilty by reason of insanity for her horrifying crime. she was sent to the psychiatric hospital. today, the old grounds are closed. buildings are abandoned. >> what was it like when you came here the first time? >> it was clearly different than wh

no, everything was fine there too, and the foster mother also tried for us.ped, well, most of all , they helped me in the second foster family. when you got into a foster family, you didn't stop trying to find your brother. no, i also continued to look for him, shared with my foster mother that i have a phone number. i i tried to call again, and they answered me, you explained who you are, what you want, what you said. well, i said that i was olesya and ilya’s sister. and i was rude in response , i didn’t expect that, as it were, roughly speaking, they sent me and said that i was breaking the child’s psyche, that he was still quite small, that when he will grow up and want to find me, he does not go himself. how old was he? then i don't remember how much. such an amulet, didn't you think? that maybe you are calling and disturbing some other family with your calls. no. i here it is, well, it’s like they told me the phone number of the adoptive parents. and when you grew up trying to find your brother again, i continued to look for him. hmm, i looked for him on

but this is education for a foster boy.he guy, well, it's clear that he misses his mother, but phrases. learned, of course, he will protect his mother, because a good relationship. here they are naturally in alexei. and you believe this boy, the boy knows all this. he protects his mother, in fact is not enough. only one consequence that's why we locked up. don’t you think that after all, everything that we now understand that they are imputing is probably the main she locked him in a separate room and now the question arises. after all, the boy's words are her protection. here he was so good, and then he began to behave like this, and now it just suggests itself, but the final conclusion. therefore, we did the same with him. oksana vera, you still claim that your daughter and sister could not commit the terrible deeds that the brink could not accuse her of. i affirm vera your daughter's neighbors have seen with their own eyes how she treats her adopted son in the studio. elena pozdeeva and eduard waltz. hello elena hello ed

i am very much afraid that her foster family will be taken away. can’t imagine what i will do without my girl, but the girl’s aunt evgenia revyakina claims that her relatives cannot be trusted to raise a child, the girl came to program and is ready to tell terrible details from the life of a mother and a sister of a mother who curses us and a sister who uses targeted drugs in no case should they give a child care in any case they need it in order to receive her money today in the men's program -feminine. we will find out why little anechka ended up in an orphanage. why did eugenia decide to abandon her own niece, and who will end up with the young hostage of family feuds? today in our studio, a resident of the samara region svetlana ak barsova svetlana hello studio. hello, julia what happened to you, what do you pay? i want to bring my granddaughter back to my home. and where is she now, she is now in a sanatorium in a word, she should be taken away by her fickleness. and why did what happen? if my mother ekaterina anya, she started a bad lifestyle

foster was charged with felony battery causing domestic violence. a rage in 2017 after another man texted her. while that case was still pending in court in 2019, foster was charged with felony assault, battery and kidnapping for allegedly attacking another woman, his girlfriend. the victim said foster strangled her to the point of unconsciousness. court records show she escaped after convincing foster to go shopping. he was sentenced to a maximum of 30 months in prison but given credit for the 729 days served in the first case. the police chief in grants pass, oregon, expressing concern that he was set free. >> my response to that question, am i troubled by what i know already, the answer is yes. we're laser focused on capturing this man and bringing him to justice. >> reporter: alex, i just interviewed the police chief who said the oregon victim had a prior relationship. she was only found because a friend went to the house, discovered the victim unconscious and identified the suspect. the chief describing the crime scene as absolutely horrific an

her family. in our studio marina who told you about your sad past, and he told me about my past, my foster mother, it turns out at the age of 13 . uh, i learned this story, that i was brought up in a non-native family. i didn't believe it at first because, well, i never felt growing up that i might not be related. that is. that's even such a thought never arose, and therefore, and maybe still due to adolescence. yes, i drove this thought away from myself and thought that, well, some kind of fantasy in general and this is not with me, that this definitely could not happen to me, that this is not with me. no, that is, up to this point you never had. i mean, i never suspected that the parents didn't have a single family. no, because even outwardly i look like my father. and now, when i later found out all this, i think, yes, no, well, how we even look alike, and your parents don’t have their own children. no, i was the only mother telling you why and how? it passed that she decided to take the child from the orphanage. well, why did they decide? i don't know it's just a thought they already h

this isn't foster's first run in with the law.d of attacking women in las vegas. in the first case, he was charged with felony battery. his exgirlfriend testified he attempted to strangle her in a range in 2017 after another man texted her. >> he's a felon on the run. doesn't want to go back to prison. probably willing to do anything to stay out of prison. >> while that case was pending in 2019, he was charged with felony assault, battery, and kidnapping for allegedly kidnapping another woman. the victim told police he strangled herd several times and kept her tied up for two weeks. court records show she escaped after convinces foster to go shopping. foster ultimately agreed to plea deals, sentenced to a maximum of 30 months in prison but given credit for the 729 days serve nd the first case. the police chief in oregon expressing concern he was set free. >> my response to that question is that am i troubled by what i know already? the answer's yes. we're laser focused on capturing this man and bringing him to justice. >> the gran

benjamin obadiah foster is believed to be armed and dangerous. they released these images they say show him on the run. they believe the 36-year-old may now be online looking for new victims. >> the suspect, benjamin foster had been accessing social media sites for the dating applications and we fear that he may be targeting women in the area, either to lure them into helping his escape or into possibly being an additional victim >> reporter: he's been on the run since last week after police found a woman unconscious and bound at a home in grant's pass, oregon she was taken to the hospital in critical condition on thursday night, police raided foster's home, but he managed to escape allegedly aided by a 68-year-old woman who was arrested for hindering prosecution, according to police. >> ben foster is from the southern oregon area, so he has a lot of friends, a lot of contacts within this area. so he, it's possible that he could be getting assistance and remaining around the area. >> reporter: foster is now accused of attempted murder, kidnapping

and a woman was arrested for allegedly helping foster evade law enforcement.apture and likely received assistance in fleeing the area and believe that he is using online dating applications to contact unsuspecting individuals who may be lured in to assisting with escape or potentially additional victims. and court records show that he was charged in two separate cases previously accusing him of attacking women while living in las vegas yeears early. one was a felony battery and his ex-girlfriend testified that he had attempted to strangle her in a rage in 2017 after another man texted her. >> he is a felon on the run. he is probably willing to anything to stay out of prison about are the arethe. >> reporter: and then in 2018, he was charged with felony assault, battery and kidnapping. victim told police that he strangled her to the point of unconsciousness several times and kept her tied up for most of the next two week. court records show that she said that she escaped after convincing foster to go shopping. foster was sentenced to 30 months but given credit

ago for the first time decided on foster parenthood. for me, for example, they add the opposite forces of air. because you take from such you grow big you grow. although sometimes you want to close very much. well, i have a chicken coop, that i have a dog, a dog , flowers, in general, the most important things at the beginning of the journey are to remove rose-colored glasses, not to expect whole love from the child and from yourself, but to keenly desire to help non-native children. for their sake, be patient, because it will almost certainly not be easy. difficulties begin right from the first stage find a child prepare for for this child, the difficulty with documents is the difficulty, uh, of obtaining status, because there are children without status, it all falls on the shoulder, because the idea. m new difficulties, but there is experience, and hence the ability to realistically assess their strength. there is a man, of course we will not be able to have us at this health. there are not enough for those who are just deciding to t

family, future foster parents, they go through school, foster parents communicate with a psychologistthey get to know a lot exams, and then certificates, and so on, after which, as the colleague said that they pass, and a certain discussion, a dialogue with specialists who are already making a verdict of a capable person, 25 children or not. there is still such a factor here - the availability of housing of square meters, because there are double six-year-old children, especially since they are of different sexes. it is also very important to take into account that there should be a certain area of ​​housing where they should live. children, most likely, i am one hundred percent sure of this, that the guardianship authorities, when they made such a decision, they again see how they live. future guardians valentina and what do you think, who would your spouse's ex-mother-in-law be with ? you know, i think that she did not perceive us at all, because she did not like us. they didn’t tell me, you valentina think correctly, because your former mother-in-law’s neighbor assures that it was

do you want to go to a foster family?ies, because and we are waiting for when dad and mom will restore parental rights to communicate with the child. naturally, no one limited, that is, parents could always call the child and communicate with him. and every time, of course, they promised, but the child also understands that time is running out. but , unfortunately, the child does not change anything, when he waited, the first month, the second he waited a year, he waited a year and a half, unfortunately, there was no recovery at one fine moment. apparently it's just uh, maybe not veres to his parents roman came and said, i want u to the family. find me another after the first guest mode. i confess they were surprised, but after the very first guest mode, the boy called the woman who took her on a visit mother, and he still calls her foster mother already, despite the fact that he was just recently before, he already calls her mother. he hasn't seen you all this time. he wrote to you, he remembered, he had the image of par

another way that we can help kids grow up in a loving home's foster care. two years ago, i launched the stronger families together initiative. before this initiative, we were recruiting fewer than 200 families every single year. now, we're recruiting over 300 foster families per year to help. we met our target in iran. and our recruitment contacts are a for year two. our foster children still face educational challenges as a result of the circumstances. today, i'm announcing the stronger families scholarship proposal. which i'm hoping to work with all of you to provide new education opportunities for these children. any child in the foster care system will have the opportunity to receive up to $4,000 of a scholarship to help them achieve their full potential. from kindergarten through 12th grade. this money can be used to pay for tuition at a private school. pay for tutoring or teaching services. approaches curriculum. pay for standardized tests or ap exams. and more help. there's always more than we can do. and today, there are more than 100 businesses acr

before they come to foster and adopt a pen?n't really need to know anything except that we are there to help with matchmaking. we're expanding our hours. we have tons of staff and volunteers at the ready to really help people find the right pet. that's a good fit for their home. you guys have been talking a lot about a big dogs that you want to adopt y specifically big dogs. that's the crisis. we have no problem placing are small dogs. they move through our transfer partners pull them pretty quickly. it's very quiet for cats. right now. we only have five available cats because cats reproduce in the summertime, so the crisis is the number of big dogs and i should say to you know the reason why you want to adopt them, as is so you don't have to euthanize these dogs. absolutely right. that's the other big issue. yes we have not euthanized for space and over three years, which is the period i've been director, and we're absolutely determined not to do that today. but there comes a point that can't have dogs in the shelters. they're

now we are recruiting over 300 foster families per year to help. we met our target in year one and recruitment contacts are up for you two. but our foster children still face educational challenges as result of their circumstances. today i'm announcing the stronger families scholarship proposal which i'm hoping to work with all of you to provide new education opportunities for these children. amy child and a foster care system will have the opportunity to receive up to $4000 in a scholarship to help them achieve their full potential from kindergarten through 12th grade. this money can be used to pay for tuition at a private school, pay for tutoring or teaching services, purchase curriculum, pay for standardized tests or ap exams, and more help. there's always more that we can do, and today there are more than 100 businesses across the state that provide targeted discounts to help foster families and those children. i love that. i love that they are helping the families save dollars so they can open, opened their homes up to more children i'd like t

the wind in foster city were no match for trees especially like the ones you see behind me along beach park boulevard. take a look at the massive tree that fell onto not only a parts car, but also the roof of the nearby church as well. this happened before 11:00 last night. you can see a large tree leaning on the roof of a church. and a white jeep cherokee. no word of how the tree came down and -- or if anyone was injured. and a mobile home park was also hit hard with to flood since new year's eve. 236 residents have been displaced county ride -- countywide since the start of the storm. many of them are in shelters and evacuation centers. they leave that san mateo county is one of the worst impacted. >> this area of san mateo county is one of the worst impacted. not because of the damage done but also people having to leave and come back. >> chp officers are noticing concerning signs on the road as well. yesterday morning officers closed out highway 92 after a 12 inch wide dip was on the verge of turning into a sinkhole. local tree services tell us the ground has been so saturated this

the foster child ended up in a cage around the clock.lept on the floor and ate from dirty bowls lying under his nose, like dogs beat him, and forced to work, like a slave was the hardest worker. well, of course, i saw her, but the foster mother assures that she loves her son like her own, and people slander her out of envy and did not tell anyone that

foster was previously found guilty in nevada.r was previous found guilty in nevada of holding another woman in captivity. turning overseas now. sec. of state antony blinken urged israelis and palestinians to ease tensions today after one of the deadliest weeks of fighting in years. cbs' imtiaz tyab reports tonight from inside israel. >> reporter: after days of deadly violence that saw seven people killed, including six israelis outside a synagogue in east jerusalem, a massive raid by israeli forces in the occiecire w killedand mees by israel's far-right government that would see the houses of palestinian attackers welded shut and their families stripped of their rights-- the back-drop of secretary blinken's meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu could not be more tense. >> we're urging all sides to take urgent steps to restore calm, to de-escalate. >> reporter: as the biden administration tries to contain this latest surge of israeli- palestinian violence, it's also trying to navigate negotiations with israeli government,

on foster children. there's nothing ideological about saying you need to kids out of foster care. you don't just dump them there's nothing ideological about saying it doesn't make any more sense. we should have it at 21 and there are just so issues like that. i come from rural, we both come from rural america. we're sitting in urban america. the thing that urban and rural america agree about most is the expansion of broadband. that's not ideological. it makes no sense that i've worked in africa have better internet service than. we do. that's absurd. but we saw some of the debate over the infrastructure bill where it became highly partizan for roads and bridges and wi fi. but it wasn't it was partizan over the money. it wasn't partizan over the purpose. and that's where some point you have to, you know, one of the things i always kind of have felt in recent years and again, been doing this a long time, is that people don't come to washington anymore. that has a good sense of what they think role of gover

. >> i'm max foster joining you from london. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >>> when that tape comes out tomorrow, it's going to be horrific. >> this evil is russian aggression, can and should be stopped only with adequate weapons. the terrorist state will not understand anything else. >>> i'm not sure the news could have been any better. economic growth is up, stronger than experts expected. >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it is friday, january 27th. 9 a.m. here in london. 3 a.m. in memphis, tennessee. >> that's where a vigil was held last night for 23-year-old tyre nichols. he died after a violent altercation with five memphis police officers. >> tyre nichols, a lifelong skateboarder, a vigil was held at a skate park. his mother warned of the graphic nature of the video that will be made public today. have a listen. >> i'd like to say -- to thank each and everyone of you for being here to support my son. our family is grief stricken right now and this is very hard to

i want to find my biological mother and punish my foster parents. and you are unhappy that he is your mother's choice of spouse. now she is legal, she is simply afraid of him with us peaceful family. i love him. you married her, for the sake of children's money she does not see. look at what your kids are wearing. so he broke the light we give. by the way, you want to meet his mother. you can be approximately balanced for 39 years. now she will come to this studio. good afternoon. as you understand, we are nothing with sasha against we have no age difference between partners between husband and wife, but still, our hero really wants to understand this story, choosing a wife who is older than his mother. it’s simple, did my mother miss me or really fell in love like a woman? orel wants to save his forty-two-year-old mother svetlana from a young husband from 300 andrey, i want to plant him and so that he decides his parental rights, he is crazy and a swindler. katya claims that andrei constantly beats and robs svetlana, cheats on her, and also abuses

so, they removed me and my siblings and put us into foster care.rianna spent nine years in foster care before being adopted with help from the dave thomas foundation for adoption. [brianna] after i was adopted, i felt very safe. i definitely see myself going in the right direction. [narrator] there are more than 100,000 children in foster care, u can help us find them the safe, permanent homes they deserve. learn more at davethomasfoundation dot org. there is nothing more important preventing us from doing at we love most... to come to the table and celebrate life and family. this pandemic isn't over, so please, get the vaccine. and if you've already been vaccinated, get your booster. it's free, it's safe, and it can be the difference between life and death. let's come together and unite to prevent. ♪ >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> well, a private funeral service will take place today for brazilian soccer great pele after a public 24-hour wake was held in his hometown of santos. mourners gathered at the

. >>> in sacramento, an animal shelter puts out an urgent call for fosters to temporarily take in all the lost pet and the strays they found in storms. the brush animal shelter currently has 173 dogs needing care . many of them, large periods. >> our team will work to match you with a foster dog that fits your household. if you have kids or another dog, we will find a great fit for you. >> the shelter will supply all the food, vetting , and care for any dog given a foster home. >>> the next round of storms takes aim at the bay area. info online and streaming on cbs news bay area. >> if you looked at your most recent utility statement, it probably shock you. they blame colder weather for increasing demand and tightening supply. a lot of people said they were not ready to see their bills or by several hundred dollars in just one cycle. >> for me, one month, $58. the very next month, we were gone for two weeks and shut everything down and it was 300 something dollars. it does not >> live in oakland where the school board has decided not to go through with a plan to shut down five schools

foster city down through mountain view each at 57.he south bay just shy of 60 san jose at 58 east bay. temperatures a little more mild than yesterday. livermore and pleasanton. you actually make the 50's today. yesterday was just upper 40's. well, sonoma at 57 in our warmest spot. santa rosa at 59. here's a look ahead. temperatures remained pretty steady. we stay in those upper 50's today and tomorrow. few low 60's this weekend. best chances of rain being overnight thursday night into friday morning and again on sunday right now. john, thank you for that. we've got a few issues along a t-cell, 80 westbound. it's ladell avenue in richmond. >> an accident and a fuel spill. there is so you can still get to that is blocking lanes, slowing you down and up in vacaville, 80 westbound at cherry glen road really are 2 issues along 80 this morning. how before you start to pick up a bit? but you can see green across the map for other highways looking good. 13 minutes into the city. they turn the metering lights on, but no accidents there. our sa

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the fact that they had foster.they had told the prime minister and told the leader of the opposition we all knew that it was a serious situation . welcome back. well it's hard to believe that queen elizabeth ii who reigned over us for more than 70 years, is no longer. the news made headlines , the world, news made headlines, the world, and it marked a huge in our country. for me, i spent most of my time here at buckingham palace. but gb news went around the country to . pubs and the country to. pubs and community centres. hearing your stories and memories of britain's longest reigning monarch. i sat with alice stewart and arlene foster for their reflections . what do you their reflections. what do you remember about that day at gb news? i think i remember most strongly the fact that it happenedin strongly the fact that it happened in the midst of a real life political storm. well, and a couple of events encapsulated the woman's extraordinary life of service and of duty . that the woman's extraordinary life of servi

foster.u've seen what's on the front pages. we got to have a look inside. we're going to start here with monday's guardian and extinction rebellion made some new year's resolutions. francis yes, they have rebellion have the extinction rebellion announces from announces move away from disruptive tactics , said climate disruptive tactics, said climate protest group says temporary shift will prioritise relationships over roadblocks. it's almost they realise people are getting really annoyed with them and block the roads and basically causing a health and safety hazards and stopping people from getting to and the climate protest has said are shifting tactics disruptions such as smashing windows and glueing themselves to public . i glueing themselves to public. i mean they're going to stop breaking the law. yeah they're going to stop breaking the law yeah it's good stuff and they're going prioritise attendance over rest and relationships over road blocks. yeah so conversations exactly persuade som

investigators say foster has been active on dating sites while on the run. and they arrested 68 year old woman for helping him evade capture, court records show. foster was previously charged with attacking two women in nevada police consider him armed and extremely dangerous to the war. in ukraine. at least three people are dead after a missile struck an apartment building in kherson. the bombing prompted calls from president zelinsky urging allies to send more long range missiles to the war zone. meanwhile, germany is once again rejecting ukraine's request. for fighter jets from the west this morning, iran is calling an attack on one of its weapons factories, a cowardly act. bomb carrying drones targeted the facility, triggering a loud explosion, and there are claims that israel was beind the attack. that area of iran is home to an airbase and several nuclear sites. the attack appeared to be an attempt to contain iran's nuclear program here at home. prices at the pump are once again on the rise. average gas prices nationwide have surged to about 3 50 a gal

foster.u've seen what's on the front pages. we got to have a look inside. we're going to start here with monday's guardian and extinction rebellion made some new year's resolutions. francis yes, they have rebellion have the extinction rebellion announces from announces move away from disruptive tactics , said climate disruptive tactics, said climate protest group says temporary shift will prioritise relationships over roadblocks. it's almost they realise people are getting really annoyed with them and block the roads and basically causing a health and safety hazards and stopping people from getting to and the climate protest has said are shifting tactics disruptions such as smashing windows and glueing themselves to public . i glueing themselves to public. i mean they're going to stop breaking the law. yeah they're going to stop breaking the law yeah it's good stuff and they're going prioritise attendance over rest and relationships over road blocks. yeah so conversations exactly persuade som

care system and that was cosponsored by hillary clinton who tried to work on the foster care system in arkansas with communities with children and tom delay who'd been very involveded in the children systm and taken on foster children there's nothing ideological about saying you need to transition kids out of foster care and there's nothing ideological about saying 18,000 make more sense we should have it at 21. there are so many issues like that. we both come from rural america we are sitting in urban america the thing that urban and rural america agree about the most is the expansion of broadband. that's not ideological. it was partisan over the money. it wasn'tt over the purpose. that's where at some point you have to -- one of the things i always kind of felt in recent years and again i've been doing this a long time is that people would come to washington anymore that has t a sense of what the government is. they come here over issues and the problem over issues is issues change over time. you make a solution and it causes new problems and then you're dealing with the changes o

the suspect, foster h.led before authorities arrived and authorities believe he had some help in fleeing. the victim was discovered tuesday. thursday evening authorities raided a different property 20 miles north of grants pass, oregon where they discovered a whole bunch of evidence including the vehicle that they were looking for that they believe belonged to the suspect. he was not there. they did arrest a 68-year-old woman who was -- 68-year-old woman accused of helping him hide and escape. she is now in jail. again, he is on the run and this is, of course, rattling the small community of 40,000 people. take a listen to the police chief from earlier. >> i'm always concerned about our community. this individual's behavior clearly shows that he is capable of doing anything to anyone within our community. we're working numerous leads currently. this is a fluid investigation. >> so he is being charged with attempted murder/kidnapping and assault and the scary thing, guys, this is not his first run-in with th

so the foster care system. very concerned and worried because he kept stealing from a kitchen which he would wander about with outside because he believed he had the right to do to protect himself, according her. and of course, i know he had a knife. well which he used in murderous way or not evening in march of last year, i'm suppose he was posting things on tiktok on snapchat that to see look see that that is a knife that the individual is a knife that the individual is holding there are snapchat so there are other marks as well. there's a snapshot this is him again , what you can see how again, what you can see how violent this young man was. so very any post tiktok videos, as you say showing his fighting , you say showing his fighting, posing with knives and things like that the bell, you know should have been ring red flag, red flag, red flag stop. and it absolutely astonishing that this particular was allowed to well, get into britain, stay britain, be in a school, get into britain, stay britain, be in a

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i'm max foster in london. bianca is off for the week. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >>> the shifting narrative from the white house on defense now referring all questions to the justice department. >> everyone was just astounded that it took this long. that period there is what is now going to be an issue for the pres president. >>> a difficult search and rescue operation forcing emergency workers to use ropes and cranes. >> four investigators from france arriving at the site today, this tuesday, as the search still goes on for two more of those victims. >>> he is now saying he always had questions about george santos's resume. a big question has become what did gop leaders know about george santos and when did they know it? >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it is tuesday, january 17th, the a.m. here in london, 4 a.m. in washington with the biden white house facing a public relations nightmare as questions and criticism grow about its handling of classified documents. the presid

foster was convicted in nevada of keeping his then girlfriend in captivity in 2019 >>> minnesota has become the first state to pass a bill enshrining abortion rights over the weekend the senate passed the measure in a 34-33 vote, but things were contentious. protesters on both side of the aisle packed the chamber and debate lasted 15 hours the bill heads to the governor's desk >>> people in newport news, virginia, are set to return to class today. the school has been closed since january 6th when abigail discerner was critically injured by one of their students, a 6-year-old boy who brought a gun to school. families of students at richneck received a text last week saying the school will reopen for all students on monday, january 30th the shooting is one of many highly publicized incidents of gun violence that struck this nation in the first month of the year >>> it was down to wire for the chiefs and the bengals battling for a spot in the super bowl >> here's the pass oh, what a catch >> cincinnati battled back multiple times to even a score up on the road the game was tied at 20 in

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police say 36-year-old benjamin foster tortured a woman he held captive in grants pass oregon last week. she was hospitalized in critical condition. according to authorities foster is using dating apps to find people to help him avoid police or to find new victims he is charged with attempted murder, kidnapping and assault police are offering a $2,500 reward for information leading to his arrest. they are also warning that the suspect may attempt to change his appearance by shaving his beard and share, or by changing his hair color foster was con viblngted in nevada of keeping his then girlfriend in captivity in 2019. >>> down to the wire in the chiefs and bengals battling for a spot in the super bowl >> able to see him, here is the pass, what a catch. >> cincinnati battled back to even the score up on the road, the game was tied at 20 in the final seconds but the ball was in patrick mahomes' hands. a personal foul plus mahomes magic got kansas city in place for a field goal the chiefs win 23-20 >>> jalen hurts had the eagles flying high early in the nfc championship game. brock purdy a