do you feel like the approach of george gascone right now is personal towards you? >> yes, i do.going to turn his face on his victims, it's personal. my son's life mattered. for him to turn his back on us, that's a slap on the face, like he disgusts me. that's not -- this isn't justice. this isn't justice for my son or any other victim that's out there right now. todd: to follow-up on jillian's question, why, why do you think he is singling you out? is it just because you're going after him or is there something deeper? >> you know, it could be that. i don't know. i would hate to think that that's exactly it. but it may be just that. i've been very outspoken since the day he was elected into office which i believe he was falsely elected on false pretenses. why i say that is, he didn't -- his campaign was reform but he never stated what type of reform he was going to do. i bet you if anybody knew that he was about to release murderers, rapist, child molesters, child abuser, he would not be in his office right now. jillian: tell me where you are with the recall effort, how many sig

up in san francisco and george gascon, the d.a. here in l.a. of things in common, they were both financially backed by george soros in their campaigns. number two, and neither of them believe in quality of life crimes. at public intoxication,, into cities that have large issues of homelessness, that does make people happy. with the recall, they need about 51,000 signatures to make that happen. here in l.a., it's a much steeper climb. we need 590,000 signatures out here, that because l.a. county has a much bigger population of 10 million people. there's been a lot of blowback against george gascon out here. 17 cities in l.a. county have already voted, they've issued lots of no confidence in both him and his policies. >> shannon: it makes it tough for law enforcement officers out there, they bring a case that's not going to be charged or prosecuted, it complicates the situation. thank you very much, have a great weekend. breaking tonight, overturned california's assault weapons ban, ruling the 32-year-old law violates the constitutional right to

jillian: george gascon's policies under fire. 's office pushing to cut decades off of a 17-year-old in particular's prison sentence and keep his case in juvenile court after he shot and killed 41-year-old in 2015. the family attorney, thank you for being here. sorry to talk to you under these circumstances. can you tell me what happened to your cousin and what happened between then and now? >> my cousin was murdered in 2015, over a bike. just a bicycle. he was shot to death by andrew pachu. he went to the burger place just to get a burger and that is when his life ended. >> the suspect was two month shy of his eighteenth birthday, he was sentenced to 50 years to life in prison. as i understand it as i bring you in this case has been remanded to juvenile court to determine if he should have been tried as an adult and if the case doesn't go to adult court he could be released from prison. is that right? >> that could happen if there is not a transfer hearing where a judge decides that he should be sent back to adult court and that

so george gascon was saying in they things and george soros was funding him and they did in t.e was at aing attention to it because there was the main event on the card and that's what people were paying attention to. >> tammy: jon, alissa milano says she is probably going to run for congress. look, i think anybody who wants to run for coming should. it's funny about the mentality that she thinks she might be the answer to the things that ail the country. what's your take on this? >> if she thinks she is going to be a congressman from california, she is more delusional than i thought she was. to the extent that she has any name identification at all in truckie, california it's people who think she is related to the pepperidge farm cookie. >> tammy: there you go, kira, what you think. >> i asked my because boss about this she lives in the next district over i highly encourage her to run. i don't think it's going to end well for her. you know what? alissa milano go ahead and run. everybody should run if you want to. why not? hollywood actors and a lot of our congress are both --

jillian: 17 cities in los angeles county issued a no-confidence vote in district attorney george gasconppose his reform policies. it began as the county registrar gives the campaign a green light to go public. 590,000 signatures are needed from la county voters within 160 days to trigger a recall election. if that happens the election could be sometime next year. kansas police officers band together to save the middle school teacher stuck under his cap or trailer. to change a flat tire when the entire camper collapsed on his upper body. each officer relieving as much pressure from the teacher's head and chest until it was in a frame to be dragged out. the teacher is still in intensive care but his injuries are not life-threatening. thanks to the officers's efforts. my goodness. a 300 foot sinkhole in central mexico threatening to swallow a rural home. it formed saturday in pueblo starting at 15 feet and grew rapidly over a few hours filling with water. officials are warning spectators to keep their distance. todd: the family was evacuated as the 65 foot crater closes in on their propert

county right now with george gascon, they act like public defenders.they're letting them go in one door and out the other, that are dismissing charges even though there's more than enough probably cause. it's time for the american people to demand transparency, not just from front line police officers, but transparency from the entire criminal justice system. when you have upwards of 60,000 cases in harris county, where i just came from, outside of luis ton, that are pending. murderers going in one door and out the other, running free for three to five years, no bound or personal bond, we've lost our common sense. on the right it's about more guns for everybody. and on the left it's, let's try to save everybody including people that are not interested in playing by the rules. they are committed to violence. those kind of individuals, when we identify them and prove the charges, they need to go to prison. they have to be held accountable. they're not afraid of death, but they are afraid of incarceration. we have to start using that tool again. >> chief,

progressive movement to change our inner cities, urban cores and our counties with the agenda george gasconia are trying to push over on america. >> we hope you do everything you say you are because that poor family deserves answers and they deserve to know exactly what happened to their beautiful 6-year-old boy and get justice for him. thank you for joining us this morning. appreciate it. >>, cruises and the green light for the cdc to begin sailing from three us forces from the cruise line is focusing on galveston, texas, miami at port canaveral in florida, first ships with passengers will depart from galveston in miami next month, credible announced plans out of work canaveral in the coming days. we should take the show and put it on. conservative group representing small businesses is taking major league baseball to court. the job creator's networks as it will be's decision to move the all-star game out of atlanta over its objection to georgia's voting law hurt small business. it is estimated the move will cost $100 million. the losses will demand they move the game to atlanta or pay dam

a county district attorney, george gascon, requested law enforcement agencies provide a list of dishonest officers. since then, the l a times says more than 40 departments have yet to turn over that information, only six have complied. legal experts say the records are necessary to weed out bad cops and make sure defendants or getting fair trials. the l. a county sheriff's department is just one of the agencies that has yet to provide a list of names the department has about 10,000 sworn deputies if we run into another west wide record setting heat wave, we could once again be in trouble. concerns over the state's power supply. after the break, we take a look at what's causing the strain and some possible solutions and cruises are one step closer to setting sail today's test voyage. it's the recent ruling that could change covid restrictions on cruise ships. also new details about a bay area kayakers failed voyage to hawaii how much this is the silence volvo never wants you to hear. so we're as committed to protecting you in an accident, as we are in preventing them. this is volvo on call

and in los angeles, anti-police pro-criminal district attorney george gascon has a recall effort beingnched against him. even true blue san francisco has had enough. launching a recall against several school board members more obsessed with the social justice agenda instead of getting teachers back to, would. and down in texas a republican won the mayor's race in the hispanic democratic strong hold of mcallen, texas. that is great news now even if the left refuses to admit it, governor andrew cuomo has been exposed as a corrupt guy, as a liar, as a charlatan as frankly as a total democratic degenerate who killed the elderly with his policies, tried to cover it up and even profited off of a book deal despite all the covert pr help from his cnn brother chris. and what about over on capitol hill? nancy pelosi is finally being forced to finally confronting her party's hateful rhetoric after congresswoman ilhan omar compared america and israel to the taliban and hamas terrorist. a scathing and unusual joint statement from house democratic leadership was released condemning the false eequiva

county district attorney george gascon is gaining momentum. 17 cities with a no confidence vote in himies in los angeles county. there is a lot of work yet to be done. where does it stand? >> that's right, trace. we were actually the third city that came on board to do a vote of no confidence. what we really wanted to communicate to the district attorney is that victims, victim rights should come before criminal rights. from our standpoint, after receiving lots of calls from the constituents in our community, first and foremost the community's safety is important. and so we felt that we needed to send out a message regarding these special mandates and directives that they are not in the best interests of the community as a whole. and here is an opportunity for our district attorney to realize maybe it's time to adjust and make adjustments to these special directives that he has had. >> trace: you talk about the policies and directives. he is talking about no new death penalty prosecutions in los angeles. ending bail. no juveniles as adults. downsize or dissolve hard core gang unit. cri

condition. 17 cities in los angeles county have issued no confidence votes in his distinct attorney george gasconcently began as a county registrar gives the campaign be a green light to go public. 590,000 signatures are needed from l.a. county voters within 160 days to trigger a recall election. now, if that happens, the election could be some time next year. and then there is this story. one louisiana high school teacher goes above and beyond for a student on graduation day arrived with leather sneakers but told he couldn't enter without dress shoes. that's when teacher john butler stepped. in he gave the student his dress shoes so he could walk with classmates on his big day. the school now says they are reviewing dress code policies for future graduations. wow, what an amazing story. brian: that's great. it's too bad it came to that. ainsley: a teacher who did that for his student. lawrence: teachers we love. brian: also, always bring an extra pair of shoes. ainsley: or get a gown that's longer and you can't see the shoes. brian: exactly. don't hem. lawrence: thanks, jillian. america's coach

county district attorney george gascon laurens independent team re-examine police shooting cases thatat the aclu among others. the panel will only gather information. gas cone's office decide whether to reopen and file charges. overnight kim jong un orders north korean officials to prepare for both dialogue and confrontation with the u.s. this comes days after g-7 countries including the u.s. called on the rogue regime to abandon nuclear program and return to the negotiating table. the biden administration's previous attempt to open diplomatic communication with north korea was met with no response. and highlighting american heroes team red, white, and blue is a nonprofit that connects veterans after they transition out of the military. doing a 1776 challenge ahead of july 4th to showcase their commitment to the men and women who have served our country. the goal is to do 1776 reps of 18 different exercises in 18 days. fox nation is sponsoring day two straight leg raises with our own abby hornacek showing how it's done. join the challenge at team rwb.org slash 1776. take a look at thi