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but in carrollton 52-year-old frank howard wasn't sweating it. frank was an accountant. his life was good and getting better by the day. >> i took on a new client. that would have been probably in 2009. >> very wealthy client? >> yes. >> what did that come along, those perks? >> well, the wealthy client, he had his own airplanes, and so i guess for the first time probably, you know, flying around in private planes and going to cowboy games. >> as they say in texas, frank howard was standing in high cotton. >> i was still the same old guy, but it was definitely doing some fun things as well. >> frank had come a long way since his days as a preacher's son growing up in south central texas. >> very conservative upbringing. you know, there was no drinking and cussing. never been to the dance, you know, the school prom. never did any of that kind of stuff. but at the same time, you know, wanting to be just very down to earth, very honest, and try to be the best person you could be. >> solid values to last a lifetime. but it wasn't all smooth sailing. in college frank had a br

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the name of the book, frank, what is it?l talk--okay, we'll talk about the summit in our next segment, but there it is right there. frank: right here, "latinx business success," and josé and i created a digital leadership model because we often talk about the digital divide, but josé and i wanna really focus on the digital evolution. as we know, in the silicon valley, we're in understands the disparities of why, in the silicon valley, for example, just some rough numbers, 28% of latino or latinx reside in the silicon valley, and only 4% attain stem-related positions, tech positions, and in california, 39.5% reside in california, but 55%, listen to this, 55% from k to 12 are of latinx, latino, latina representation; however, in terms of stem-related fields, only 8%. and thanks to guillermo díaz, a dear friend of ours, we had this discussion, and this needs to change, but it goes to a mentorship and sponsorship. damian: absolutely right, we'll talk about that in our next segment, but, again, this is a new venture collaboration

frank, nickel is necessary for the lithium ion batteries.ke them for tesla or anybody else nickel is just as important. if russia is cut off from delivering that, they will only be selling it to china and india. the second biggest nickel producer in the world is vale. that is showing strong activity in the calls out to may at the 23 strike and that was when the stock was little over 19 the stock has been moving up still predicting that the stock goes considerably higher mainly because of those nickel reserves that people are so anxious to get a hold of now that russia is cut off >> you also look at steel. you are seeing a lot of bullish call buying for cleveland cliffs >> yes clf. we saw 35 calls yesterday. bought, bought, bought that was with the cleveland cliffs at 31 they are a full service. they go out and mine it and turn it into rolled steel cleveland cliffs is a $4 rally in the next three or four weeks into that may expiration that is bullish, frank bullish for the industry supplying more steel because demand is that high. >> jon, we

>> frank, it promoted ecommerce. we had a unique period of two years where consumers around the world look on accessing global goods. they discovered buying directly from brands and retailers, overseas was convenient. they trusted the process we are seeing a lot of cross border purchasing right now. the consumer goods space should reach about $750 billion by 2023 a massive growth the last couple years. we see now in the sustained way as consumers are getting used to cross border >> you work with global brands like neike and este lauder. >> i think consumers experience has to be local as possible. you behave in a certain way and used to methods of payments in the markets. as brands reach out to global consumers, they are offering the same and convenient and trust worthy paymenting options and direct communications with the brands our view is with the technology and the service we provide to the global brand partners is key. >> if you go on a site and it is in euro or yen, i have to figure out a few things one question

frank thackston: mr. kennedy, who, in your opinion, is the person primarily responsible for the ole miss riots, and why ed ellington: the question was, in your opion, who was the person primarily responsible for the ole miss riots and why? [laughter] robert f. kennedy:hat was an intesting qstion. [music playing] [film reel] speaker 6: oxford is a town with a population of 5,200, spread in the rolling fir- and pine-covered hills of rth mississippi. and is more notefor e beauty of its women and the rength of its football tms rather than for high academic standards. but 29-year-old james meredith married the father of a little girl who wantedo attend ole miss. speaker 7: studio. hagan thompson: this ihagan thompsont the statoffice building in jackson. james meredith has just arrived and is apparently making his way up to the 10th floor to register. [jeering] and the national press view this as the most critical time in its 114-year history. speaker 9: go home! speaker 8: meredith, in the words of attorney ge

good morning, brie >> reporter: good morning, frank. the united nations security council said 90% of those fleeing ukraine are women and children there are growing concerns they may become targets of the russian attacks. russia ramping up a new offensive in ukraine an already devastating situation expected to get worse now that a general nicknamed "the butcher of syria" is in charge >> this has been a brutal campaign in ukraine. >> reporter: there are fears of new attacks like the one at the train station that targeted civilians, including children trying to flee the region. >> over 90% of the 4 million have already left the country are women and children out of the 7 million that are displaced in ukraine, the vast majority are also women and children >> reporter: the u.n. is investigating reports of violence against women >> women in ukraine are at increased risk for are violence, including rape, sexual assault and sexual exploitation. >> reporter: volodymyr zelenskyy making pleas for more fire power are from the west. warning of the d

and at the intermission, a body guard took me back and i met frank zappa, and frank said, nice, very nice to meet you. you're can i gonna? i'm frank zappa here, i brought you some scores and it was come out and the scores, they said, these are for you taken home. look them over. let me know what you think, and if you are interested we can talk another few months went by and the next telephone call was to invite me to cooperate with him with the london symphony orchestra to record 3 records of his music. and because of that, we became very, very close. not as a rock star or young conductor, but just purely as to people who are compulsive about music and wanting to make it as the highest way possible. ah . in 2010 years after german reunification, kenton tagano arrived in berlin, a city in the throes of reinventing itself, his time as artistic director and principal conductor of the d. s. so was another formative experience right from the start. he felt a great affinity with the orchestra. ah, this is kind of a miracle. because when we met each other from the 1st moment, it was like we

frank r. james is in custody, the suspect connected to the stabbing in a subway station in brooklyn on -- yesterday has now been taken into custody. this is according to pete williams citing law enforcement officers, and he was taken into custody on 1st avenue and st. marks in manhattan, and police were taken to the scene because of a stabbing. we will get more from pete in a couple seconds. let me give you an update on what we know about james as of now. he has a youtube channel called prophet of truth. he said i wanted to watch people die right in front of my blank face immediately. in another video addressing mayor adam's efforts to tackle safety and homelessness on the subways, he said it was, quote, doomed to fail. here's what mayor adams said today when he was asked about the social media posts. >> i was briefed by the police department on some of his social media posts. i think when you look at people who have engaged in social media all day, make these posts, he appears to be all over

and at the intermission, a body guard took me back and i met frank zappa, and frank said, nice, very nice to meet you. you're kenlegato. i'm frank zappa here, i brought you some scores and it was come out and the scores, they said, these are for you taken home. look them over. let me know what you think, and if you're interested we can talk another few months went by and the next telephone call was to invite me to cooperate with him with the london symphony orchestra to record 3 records of his music. and because of that, we became very, very close not as rock star or young conductor, but just purely as to people who are compulsive about music and wanting to make it at the highest way possible. in 2010 years after german reunification, kenton tagano arrived in berlin, a city in the throws of reinventing itself, his time as artistic director and principal conductor of the d. s. o was another formative experience right from the start. he felt a great affinity with the orchestra this is kind of a miracle. because when we met each other from the 1st moment, he was like, we found a, we sen

and here i will quote frank zappa, because someone asked frank south of the same thing. don't you ever get tired of touring with your band? and over and safa said, actually, i feel i'm one of the most privileged people because i have the privilege of making music. and this is what i would like to do in my free time. not every one has the wonderful situation where they are able to have as their occupation, something that has also their passion. so in that sense i, i feel very fortunate and that is a stroke of fortune for us. kent nagondo, a life in music. ah ah. a grand finale and the closing chords of this edition of arts 21 until next time. good bye. and al vitti zane ah ah! with ah! with suing on behalf of the climate. more and more citizens are taking legal action against government and corporations demanding more drastic measures against global warming. the successful fight of individuals against all powerful industries, legal action, verdicts, climate protection, close up. in 15 minutes on d, w. m. o he used to just wait for the re because he used to be able to rely

and here i will quote frank zappa, because someone asked frank south of the same thing. don't you ever get tired of touring with your band? and going over and safa said, actually i feel i'm one of the most privileged people because i have the privilege of making music. and this is what i would like to do in my free time. not everyone has some wonderful situation where they are able to have as their occupation something that is also their passion. so in that sense i, i feel very fortunate and that is a stroke of fortune for us. kent nagondo, a life in music. ah ah a grand finale and the closing chords of this edition of arts, 21 until next time. good bye and al vitti zane ah ah, with ah! with your shift your guide to life in that digital world. explore the latest online trends. navigate your way through the digital jungle. get a global perspective. we'll be your guide and show you what's possible. you decide what really matters to you. more shift. in 15 minutes on d, w major world a little bit better with t. these entrepreneurs are revising all traditions in their way wit

identifying frank james as the man who fired in the subway car. as hundreds of detectives search for james, we are learning what else he may have been planning. john roberts in washington. good day to you. >> gillian: i'm gillian turner in for sandra smith. new york post now has obtained a photo of a bag found at the scene, it's got fireworks inside. police also recovered a handgun, unused smoke grenades, liquid and a hatchet. >> john: and the suspect rants about race, violence and mental health. new york city mayor eric adams speaking to fox news earlier this morning. >> no matter what an individual is feeling, there is no excuse for taking an automatic weapon with a smoke bomb and a gas mask and discharge 33 rounds in our subway system. this person will be brought to justice. >> john: former nypd commissioner, and rafael coming up. but first, bryan llenas near the scene in brooklyn for us. >> investigators have still not released a motive behind the attack. they are looking into a series of youtube videos released by 62-year-old frank r. james,

and here i will quote frank zappa, because someone asked frank south of the same thing. don't you ever get tired of touring with your band and coming over and safa said, actually, i feel i'm one of the most privileged people because i have the privilege of making music. and this is what i would like to do in my free time. not every one has the wonderful situation where they are able to have as their occupation, something that is also their passion. so in that sense i, i feel very fortunate and that is a stroke of fortune for us. kent nagondo, a life in music ah ah. a grand finale and the closing chords of this edition of arts 21 until next time. good bye. and al vitti zane ah ah with aah! with obsessed with speed and ready to pay for it with their lives in race cars devoid of any safety feature. what drives people to the sport? high velocity heroes and victims. the fastest route in the road. in 30 minutes on d. w. the morning of september 11 in new york. the artist, yet a guy as easy, is known for sending people back in time. with his new panorama, he recreate the plaza

video showing suspect frank james arrested by police in new york's east village, about 29 hours after allegedly setting off those smoke canisters, then opening fire on a crowded subway car pulling into a brooklyn station. ten people shot, five critically. many more injured. tonight, authorities saying tips leading them to the suspect. and they believe that one of those tips could have been the suspect calling in himself. what he allegedly said in that call. tonight, authorities revealing the terrifying timeline. how this all played out on that train. this evening, the surveillance video showing him in a construction vest and a hard hat just before the shooting. and in a chilling moment, police believe he hopped onto another train as it was racing out of that station, trying to get the passengers to safety. they say he hopped on that train with them. janai norman and aaron katersky reporting tonight. and pierre thomas on what has federal authorities so concerned about this case going forward. >>> also tonight, the dangerous tornado threat as we come on the air tonight. the ef-3 confirm

>> reporter: franks to francisco puebla, police were able to bring frank james into custody without incidentt one point, when they transferred him, kate, into federal custody, he was walked outside in front of a number of reporters. they were shouting questions. why did you do it, why did you do it, he did not answer those questions. his first court appearance scheduled to happen just about an hour or so from now in brooklyn federal court. he faces a number of charges including a federal charge. one count of violating a law, which prohibits terrorist attacks and other violence against a mass transportation system. if convicted, he faces life in prison. kate? >> jason, thank you so much for that. the new york police department is also crediting a teenager for helping to apprehend frank james. spotting james hours before he was picked up and cnn's shimon prokupecz with me now. you spoke with the teenager, shimon. what did he tell you? >> reporter: really fascinating, kate. he's 17 years old. jack was on a field trip with his photography class here on the lower east side when he rounded this co

the suspect is 62-year-old frank r. james. officials say the suspect put on a gas mask and set off a canister that filled a subway car with smoke before opening fire on passengers, injuring at least 23 people. ten of them hit by gunfire at the height of new york city's rush hour yesterday. let's bring in nbc news justice correspondent pete williams. what can you tell us? >> well, according to our affiliate wnbc in new york, the police were alerted through a tip to the crime stoppers system of a possible sighting of frank james in the east village of new york. a short time ago this afternoon, the police responded and an arrest was made at st. mark's and first avenue in that part of manhattan. the suspect was taken to the local precinct. and we're told by several law enforcement officials that they believe that it is frank rob james, the man that they've been seeking for the shooting in the subway, that apparently, he did have some identification with him when they made the arrest. and of course, in addition to the physical desc

when i told her police caught frank james, she said, "i know." she put her hand to hear heart, pointed to the sky, and said, "thank god." david, new yorkers known for their resilience, back on those subways tonight. >> no surprise there. janai norman leading us off again tonight. >>> there are two more important points on this tonight. because we learned after the arrest today that frank james would be changed on a federal terrorism charge, then the nypd and federal authorities revealing that to the public a short time later. abc news investigative reporter aaron katersky first to report this. and aaron, what is this federal charge and what more have you learned tonight? >> reporter: it's a terrorism-related charge, david, and it accuses frank james of carrying out a violent premeditated attack, specifically on mass transit. this criminal complaint lays out a whole timeline of james' suspected movements, including the moment when police believe he drove his rented van into new york. that's going to be a critical element, because prosecutors will

frank: good morning.e have a very strong capital base and probably one of the strongest in europe. and continue to have strong earnings, and following our policy we try to distribute 60% of our earnings and the rest is distributed by buybacks. it would be like a normal tool that we intend to use going forward. this year we have itemized the first 2 billion and were executing on the second program of one billion and were discussing as you also mentioned , getting approval of a follow-on program in the second half of the year. dani: how big with that follow-on program be? frank: let me come back to that. we are very strongly capitalized and we want to create an effective capital base. we will go back to that. dani: i'll talk about your exit from russia, this predates the ukraine invasion but you effectively tried to leave that region. he talked about the loss of 529 billion euros. should we expect more to come? frank: in my book, we have finalized, and that has led to some accounting issues. basically we to

what are we learning about frank james? >> right now we expect frank james to walk out of the 9th precinct after being processed and handed over to the feds. he's facing a federal terrorism charge for attacking a mass transit system. that is a subway. same charge that if you attacked a railroad care. he could be sentenced up to life in prison. a 62-year-old today was caught in manhattan, the lower east side, the east village when a new yorker spotted him in a mcdonald's and called police. by the time the police arrived, he was nowhere to be seen. then an eye witness that was working in the east village spotted him on a security camera of the business that he was working at and alerted police officers. listen. >> look how many people in new york, nobody catch him. i was working inside the store. i catch him. that's good something from the god. good something from the god. we catch him. we do not want problem here in america. here life is good. >> if you see something, say something. that's an anthem that new yorkers have bee

a man named frank james.him because u-haul keys believed to be connected to him, were found at the scene. now, i had a chance to speak to someone who was injured, shot, in the leg in this mass shooting. he said he was sit next to the shooter when it happened. i had a chance to speak to him from his hospital bed. first of all, how are you doing tonight? >> extremely in pain. the worst pain i ever felt in my life. >> i can only imagine. and i am so sorry that you went through this. can you walk us through what happened? i understand you actually sat next to the shooter on the train before everything happened. >> our train was transferring. we were the first car. i'm not paying attention. i'm not really paying attention to that. i just walk in and sit down. the guy next to me, i got a glimpse of his face. all you see is black smoke going off. and then people bum rushing to the back. this pregnant woman was in front of me. i was trying to help her. i didn't know there were shots at first. i thought it was just a

thank a frank. many thanks, emily. thanking as the comment, show questions and discussion on line as well. i see next time. take everybody. ah frank assessment. what are the political risks of panic? russian oil, a gas for western leaders, will sanctions on russian energy exports possibly for such informed opinions. france is not abandoning to fight against jedi, still, resumed maria, going to be acting from missouri and from char critical debate. could china actually help in russia's invasion of ukraine in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. echoing the 2017 elections, a manual micro and marina pan, a head to head for the french presidency. but with the far right leader le pen, having softened her image and growing discontent with micro and the cost of living crisis at play, how will france face follow the french election on al jazeera? the world is warming, and green lens ice sheet is melting, which is changing everything from sea levels to the way people live.

frank james apprehended. we'll see you back here tomorrow.> neil: all right. thank you, martha. we're watching this brooklyn precinct where the man accused of shooting ten people in that subway train incident yesterday will be leaving that building shortly. you've heard a good deal about him, the 62-year-old was taken in to custody about 30 hours after the carnage in that train. he was awaiting arraignment on the charges that pertain to terrorists or other violent attacks against mass transit systems. no indication whether james himself had direct ties to

frank, do you see that? is this potentially something that could be quite positive regarding dave money that is being given by the u. k. i don't see any value in that money because as i see the term is it does, it does if you should not have come to under the 1st principle in which was to come to a lender. so i think that you should have to commit says possibly to sort of monitor thing that your claim coming to to, to pay for the housing or uncle. i mean a conditional indication or as a facilities. i think this is just a smokescreen because this ugly missed gift for 5 years. so bonded to put an agreement with so is could migrant. that me the people coming to be settled. he actually what we saw it didn't even mission lift is just mission microns. it me that people are coming to be put here to stay here for good and you're giving them under government for 5 years. that's what i've seen. 100 and treatment pounds for 5 years. so what happens after that? and you know, it, we have problem of unemployment or in the

frank james. any moment now, we expect to get an update from new york city police on how this went down, but in the meantime, shimon prokupecz has a lot of information. shimon, it sounds like this was a police public partnership because people were out there looking for this guy, frank james, then police spotted him. >> well, yeah. they were, but obviously every police officer here had a photo of him so that certainly assisted them in finding him. it's pretty remarkable when you think about this. it's just two officers on patrol. the guy is just walking the streets like as if nothing has happened. the world is looking for him and he's just walking the streets and two officers riding in their car, perhaps maybe on foot, we don't know, they see him, stop him, and arrest him. and he's walking around as if nothing has happened. that is so remarkable. and that's what happened here. i can tell you dguys that this morning, i've been in touch with an individual who says he believes he saw frank james this

, why did you shoot all those people >> reporter: 62-year-old frank r. james is in custody, charged with a federal crime after the bloody attack in a brooklyn subway station during rush hour. governor kathy hochul announcing the news. >> the suspect has been arrested. [ applause ] >> reporter: the arrest comes after a 28-hour manhunt. police releasing several images of the suspect and appealing to the public for help in a bizarre twist, law enforcement officials say it was james himself who called the crime stoppers tip line, saying he heard police were looking for him, and he was at a mcdonald's in manhattan's east village. he said his phone was dying, so they should come quickly officers rushed there, but he was already gone they found james nearby, and he was taken into custody without incident around 1:30. >> we were able to shrink his world quickly. there was nowhere left for him to run. >> reporter: this video from early tuesday morning shows james entering the subway in brooklyn, struggling to get through the turnstile before going through an emer

what should they name after frank sinatra. >> i'd like to see them name a building after frank sinatra he's saying my way, that's an insight into somebody proceedings. >> my way or your way. >> i thought name an airport after him, the frank sinatra airport. >> he's kind of a throwback to the old america, you have to kick that into the dustbin of history. >> frank sinatra is never the past. >> laura: when you go into raymond's car, no matter where that she visited me in florida recently, i'm in his rental car and i'm like you can but listen some music? he brings his own cds with him and it's all sinatra, and his daughter and i are like can you play anything else other than frank sinatra. anything other than frank sinatra. before we go i want to turn to joe biden's reckless spending. he asked congress for $33 billion more to support ukraine and this is after we had no congressional votes that we are getting into war, there is no war resolution. the economy only shrank by 1.4%, it's not a big deal at all. here's how he responded when he was asked about being in recession or a looming rece

y muchos jÓvenes lo adoptaron como su abuelo, conoceremos la historia de frank un entrenador de boxeoas sobre el proceso de votar y cÓmo registrarse, y cÓmo y cuÁndo son las elecciones este martes tendremos expertos en espaÑol que responderÁn sus preguntas, este martes 19 de abril desde las 4 de la maÑana hasta las 7 de la noche. (informaciÓn en pantalla) . (comerciales) . >>> gracias por continuar en sintonÍa, miles de trabajadores sanitarios y personal de enfermerÍa de (nombre en inglÉs) podrÍan ir maÑana a huelga lunes, llevan meses intentando negociar exigiendo mejor as, afectarÍa a varios centros de la bahÍa, por su parte (nombre en inglÉs) dijo que las negociaciones continÚan. y centrales de abasto en texas reportan pÉrdidas millonarias debido a las inspecciones en las fronteras, sara alexis tiene mÁs detalles. >>> sigue el descontento con empresas grandes y pequeÑas en el sul de texas, mayo dueÑo de una administradora en mcallen, ya estÁ sintiendo el impacto. >>> quÉ pasa en este momento? tenemos que recurrir a lo que ya estÁ aquÍ porque entra muy poquito, hay un desabasto. >>>

this shows frank james the morning of the attack. eventually he gets through with a backpack and suitcase presumably carrying the weapons used to commit the crime >> this jacket, the distinctive orange jacket was also recovered as well as his construction helmet he was wearing and we recovered that in a garbage bin in transit. >> at the station where the shooting happened keys to this u-haul van were found. the van discovered in another brooklyn neighborhood was rented in pennsylvania under james's name photos from the federal complaint show the van being driven over a bridge into brooklyn at 4:00 a.m. tuesday morning. in pennsylvania investigators issued search warrants for a storage unit in his name finding ammunition, a threaded 9 millimeter pistol barrel, that allows for a see enser, targets and ammunition for an ar-15 rifle. once they identified their suspect they realized he has an extensive criminal past in new york and new jersey. >> his arrest history in new york is nine prior arrests dating from 19892 to 1998. those include

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frank, what about, for example, the cameras. the cameras down there in the station and around the streets of brooklyn. >> we all know now that we're on camera much of the time, whether we're in a suburban shopping area or much of the city. so the call will go out for all vendors, all city-related, state-related cameras, new york has a great system of tying those in together. it's rather sophisticated. they can do it. london, i think, led the way. london, england on this. nypd has access to the cameras around the city. children will be looking from different angles to see what happened. and don't be surprised if this manhunt goes on much longer, if you see nypd come out publicly with images. and say, this is the face. this is the guy. this is the girl. if you know this. and they'll estimate height. they'll estimate weight from any images that they can consider. but i see a crowd sourcing of solving this happening, if this goes on much longer. >> frank, stay with me. jim kavanaugh, retired atf special agent in charge and a hostage

you can see frank james is named as a person of interest. he's been connected to the u haul van that is somehow connected to this incident. he has residences or at least been traced to residences in wisconsin and philadelphia. person of interest does not mean necessarily he's the suspect but somehow being traced to the vehicle traced to what happened, apparently rented that vehicle. a few of the other things that came out of this piece of information, 13 people were injured from smoke inhalation, ten people were injured by gunfire. and the shooter entered at the kings highway stop and was heading -- the train was heading into manhattan when the shots rang out. mark and frank are back with me and news week editor at large and former double agent. right down the center of this screen to you and ask, listening to that including the mike driscoll who is the fbi man that is in charge of the federalinve you take from the press conference we heard? >> so some positive news in addition to the fact there have been no fatalities. this investigation pr

it is good news today that frank james was apprehended.full faith in the nypd, the fbi, for making the arrest. going back to 2016 with the pulse nightclub shooting, people asked, these folks had been interviewed, weren't they in custody? unfortunately we've got this pesky fourth amendment thing in the united states that makes it really difficult, people say hyperbolic things, i listened as you read through that slew of bigoted and awful online rantings that this individual had posted. a lot of times it is difficult. you can interview somebody, they could be on your radar, but you can't keep them under perpetual surveillance. in a country like the united states with 327 million people and only 12,000 fbi agents, and makes it tough to make sure that something like this doesn't happen. >> tucker: that sounds entirely fair to me. i'm wondering about the security cameras in the new york city subway system. many thousands of cameras down there. we are learning that it just so happens that the cameras at the scene were not working. would you take

frank r. -- yesterday has now been taken into custody. this is according to pete williams citing law enforcement officers, and he was taken into custody on 1

the man you see here identified as frank james.tigators believe he rented a u-haul van, the keys of which were found at the scene. james had also recorded dozens of hours of youtube videos ranting about among other things new york city mayor eric adams, homeless people in the subway system, gun violence. we're going to bring you the latest from brooklyn in just a moment. >> we're also tracking major developments out of ukraine. this morning a cnn team has observed stepped up shelling of residential district of kharkiv as new video appears to show explosions from cluster munitions in a civilian area of that city. at least four explosions just seconds apart.

i'm frank mallicoat jana katsuyama. it is a show of power with large numbers of parents, students and communities. ktvu tom baker spent the day following the strike and joins us now from the ports of oakland's middle shorelines park, where the day of protests is expected to end up tom. with a gathering is starting here right now. a lot of the teachers haven't gotten here yet, because it's a very long distance from where they were last at the oakland school district, but also, it's just not a likable kind of thing. so these folks are beginning to start their rally here, and it's so much greater rally. it's more about privatization and union busting than it is just about the oakland school system. but when you think about the oak oakland school system, turmoil and confrontation has been a large part. of its modern history. it does not have to be this way. spectacular friday spring morning 6:30 a.m. sharp teachers gathered at parker elementary, just one of the schools slated for closure. this year. the school closure plan

police swarming and just around 2:00 p.m., frank james was taken into custody. video capturing the moment that that happened and they put the handcuffs on him, his arrest taking place about 30 hours as he disguised himself as a subway worker, boarded a manhattan train and then opened fire inside a cramped subway car. in a moment i'll speak to a witness who was there when james was taken into custody achbds f -- and filmed it. he's at a storage facility filled with ammunition on monday night. he can be seen driving a white uhaul into brooklyn. moments later a man believed to be james can be seen entering the sunbway. you see him with the two bags and the hard hat. roughly two hours have passed before police started receiving calls about a shooting. at 8:40 a.m., a surveillance camera captures man exiting the subway at 25th street which is one stop from the location of the attack itself. as officials search for a motive and whether or not james was plotting any additional attacks, we are learning he will make his first court appearance tomorrow. prosecutors are ma

the man you see here identified as frank james. investigators believe he rented a u-haul van, the keys of which were found at the scene. james had also recorded dozens of hours of youtube videos ranting about among other things new york city mayor eric adams, homeless people in the subway system, gun violence. we're going to bring you the latest from brooklyn in just a moment. >> we're also tracking major developments out of ukraine. this morning a cnn team has observed stepped up shelling of residential district of kharkiv as new video appears to show explosions from cluster munitions in a civilian area of that city. at least four explosions just seconds apart. plus, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is proposing a prisoner swap with russia after capturing an ally of vladimir putin. we'll have more details on that just ahead. >>> first, let's begin with cnn's jason carroll, in new york, you've been following the story since it first broke in this broadcast some 24 hours ago. what is the latest on the police search for the pe

but frank does have a long criminal record in new york and new jersey. he's also posted videos online ranting about racism and violence. one video critical of new york mayor eric adams prompting police to assign extra protection to him.ig i'm ashley strohmeyer. now hannity is back up next in all new episode of n tucker carlson originals george soros, the billionaire currency trader who has spent decades waging a kind of war one unlikely country is fighting back . that country is hungry. watch as tucker goes one on one with prime minister viktor orban and exposes the truth behind the left's globalist ideals. so your success is a challenge to tucker carlson originals hungary versus soros streaming now exclusively on fox nation lineup today. well, we are completely out of time. don't know what happened there. we're glad you joined us for it. will be back tomorrow night and every weekday, 8:00 p.m. the show that is the sworn enemy of lying of pomposity, smugness and groupthink. have a great night with thehi ones you love. we'll see you tomorrow and welcome t

indeed, it was purchased by frank james.some background and some insight into how that -- how frank james moved from a person of interest to a suspect because apparently once investigators, once police decided they could definitively link the gun that was found to james and they could elevate how they categorized him from a person of interest to, indeed, being a suspect in the shooting. investigators are also telling us that they're learning more about his purchases including the gas mask. remember, john, many of those who were out here during that horrific shooting saying the suspect was wearing some sort of a gas mask. well, investigators now say that frank james did, in fact, purchase a gas mask from ebay or something linked to his ebay account. so that's a second part of the puzzle here. the nypd continues to talk to witnesses, to talk to known family members of james. they have executed search warrants. again, all in an effort to try and find him. john? >> jason carroll, appreciate the hustle on the breaking news. polic

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but it was a long road to justice. >> frank got justice. >> reporter: family and friends of frank navarro packed a san jose courtroom today to get some resolution to his murder. navarro was the president of east ridge little league who also worked security for a san jose nightclub in 2017. it was then navarro helped a club bouncer being attacked by six people over a confiscated id and was stabbed in the neck and back and died. three men were convicted in october for second-degree murder. the one police say did the fatal stabbing, santos trevino of san jose, was sentenced today to 15 years to life. navarro's family was not satisfied. >> my son's gone. and he could never return. and i just wish that all of these guys will never turn out. >> being a father and having to bury your child is hard. and, you know, other people out there, i think you know what i'm talking about. >> reporter: for family and prosecutors, the five-year process was agonizing. >> originally we had six people charged in this case. then the impact of the pandemic really delayed a lot of serious cases from being -- to goi

frank james, again, 62 years old. talked a little bit about some of the evidence they found here which included some of the items that belonged to him, including keys to a u-haul van. that u-haul van found just about a few miles from here from a different subway stop and subway station. that van rented in philadelphia. not only does james have an address in philadelphia, he also has an address in wisconsin as well. investigators following up on those locations. police say that when james boarded the train, he boarded the second subway train, sat somewhere in the rear of the train, and with him was someone by the name of claire tunkle. she was there on the train yesterday morning and actually interacted with him. >> my motive, getting on that train, i look people in the eye. i assess, are they okay, should i get close to them, are they crazy. honestly when i locked eyes with this individual and did not get a sense that there was anything wrong with him, you know, he said there was urine in the seat, don't sit there. an