i'm aware in appreciate the struggles that harris county and houston is facing. we do have a number of programs and the one that you are mentioning his supposed disaster program and its administrative estate and passes through the state whichch means it would goo gao in your case. we also have predisaster in mitigation. the infrastructure andnd communities program in which you can apply directly to fema. i'd be happy to have my original office get in touch with your staff to talk about ways we can make sure they are taking advantage of this predisaster program. >> i would greatly appreciaten it. and cannot happen rather quickly because there are other things that does are happening with the dol and this can have an impact. will someone contact my staff or who is the proper person to contact? >> my staff will follow put your team immediate following this hearing will be able to make those connections. i will acknowledged hazard mitigation programs are usually complicated programs that do take time so these programs are projects that can be put into place quickly.

here in harris county, there were 10,000 ballots lost.ut continuing with stop the steal language that republicans have been pushing is going to discourage our members going out to vote. why vote if the election was stolen? the last sentence that says if you believe it was stolen, go work harder and get more people out to vote. >> i appreciate that, jason. my question is do you believe joe biden is the legitimately the elective president of the united states. >> yes, based on my facts, yes. >> i want to watch this and we'll move in. >> the claims of fraud were -- >> the top ranking republican and adviser to the former president of the united states and he agreed it was bs. you have agreed that joe biden is the president of the united states and you have seen no evidence there was enough over fraud to overturn the election. >> enough voter fraud being the key phrase. i think part of what we have to discuss is since 2016, we have lost a lot of faith in the institutions, you saw democrats were claiming russia help trump steal the election, ev

i'm talking about houston, harris county, some of our surrounding counties.pandemic, the number have been going down. the method that has been put in place is working. and now, if we can get more single family units from these apartment owners, if they would join with us, if we could get more units, combined with the efforts of the city and the county and the nonprofit organizations, we believe we can effectively end chronic homelessness in the city of houston by the end of next year. >> so i want to ask you too, in a broader sense, looking coast-to-coast, both rising crime and homelessness have been front and center in local political races across the country. case in point, the los angeles mayor's race, one of the key campaign issues has been how to handle homelessness and crime. and, you know, one of the candidates has said point blank, and i'm paraphrasing, it means moving out people who are homeless. your program sounds like it's the complete opposite, instead of moving people out, you're helping to provide them a place to live and a place to start again

the cost burden has now become the majority of houston and harris county. as rent has increased faster than wages. and it appears it is becoming more and more difficult for houstonians particularly like to and black histone inns to get out of the rental market and purchase a home. and i want to start with ms. lopez. and ms. lopez, almost every instance an example that you use i have heard of it. unlike my colleague who has never heard of it, i have heard of it. not just as a member of congress, now listening to constituents, listening to town hall meetings, but more importantly, during my days in the housing landlord section. tenet section. i was with legal services and some of this is not new. some of this was happening when i was practicing law back then. and that is the sad part. that these things are still happening. -- the dollars of what is at stake is even greater. as urban areas have gained population, we have not really also gained in the housing market. so, my question to you is you said in your testimony is what we need true, affordable housing.

dagen: meantime, president biden's nominee for immigration and customs enforcement, harris county texas sheriff ed gonzales with drawing his name from consideration. ryan, it seemed like he was in consideration for so long that there were problems with the nomination and it finally ended with this withdrawal. >> sounds like he was apparently accused of some sort of domestic abuse which was completely separate and a it took almost a year for him to be nominated so he finally said he's not taking the job which, again, you have nobody leading i.c.e. at this point. there's no leadership here and also never mind all the issues with fentanyl in addition to that when it comes to what's coming over the border right now. it's just an absolute tragedy right now. dagen: before we go, i said this all along that the biden administration's policies have laid the foundation for human traffickers and drug traffickers to profit from suffering and misery and two men are accused of smuggling enough fentanyl to potentially kill several million americans. they have been released from prison in california, m

it not we are starting to see a a pushback in harris county texas with a murder rate is up 71 percent since 2019. the attorney is trying to get some of the prosecuting attorneys to run against what she says are soft on crime judges. >> in seattle think you're following last week's ambush killing of two police officers in el monte. of the ongoing efforts to recal los angeles to district attorne george gascon. california continues debris on the front lines of america's crime crisis. talk about that tonight with supervisor jim desmond in los angeles county deputy da, john. will both. mr. deputy da 35 -year-old just implores the managed heart and kill those two el monte police officers. a lot of people say he should have been in jail but was not because of gascon's policy. i went to play some sound from one of the police officers mother and talk to you afterwards. >> it's not fair to be recalled immediately. he's destroyed so many lives an he's completely destroyed hours. we are completely devastated. he's left children with no fathers, mothers destroyed. it. >> what do you think? is as t

harris county, texas, sheriff writing on twitter "i'm grateful to president biden for the honor of nominating and i wish this administration well as it tries to overcome the paralyzing gridlock that threatens our nation's border. frankly, the dysfunction threatens america's heart and soul." but he does not take the job. >> who could blame him? what does ice come in for better ridicule and defaming mainly from democrats used to think that their task is to carry out inhumane activities. what is inhumane is not making it very clear to people who are tracking north to come across our border that they are not welcome here, that it is a very dangerous thing that they are doing, and it is illegal, and we are basically going to prevent their entry. really, sandra, at some point, our country has to get serious about not affording all of these people who come in to our country illegally so many benefits, whether it is medical care or schooling or, by the way, the chance for every child born in the united states to become a citizen, even if their parents are not. these are very tough questions, and by t

harris county, texas seeing a temporary reprieve after re restraining ordered tuesday.was announced. >> it returns abortion policy to the place it has always belonged, to the elected policy branches of government. >> reporter: the city council will vote wednesday on changes to their health plan allowing city employees and their families to be covered for elective abortions. >> including other family health care needs if those treatments become unavailable in ohio. >> reporter: california also acting quickly. >> by just signing an executive order, it solidifies california's status as a reproductive safe haven for women. >> reporter: an amendment will be on the ballot in november to formal a liz the right to abortion under the state constitution. the governor also signing an order banning state agencies from sharing patients' reproductive health care information with other states as concern grows about how some states may use that information to prosecute providers or patients. >> so a big legal battle coming. we'll see i believe a spate of lawsuits with doj trying to str

is a counter effort in harris county texas, the d.a.ho happens to be a democrat is trying to get her prosecuting attorneys to run for judge positions. liz? elizabeth: dan springer, thanks for your report. this is happening across the country. mark green joins us, fraternal order of police vice president. he is joe gamaldi. great to have you both on. congressman, we have to deal with this how concerned are you about violent protests with the supreme court releasing opinions potentially tomorrow and thursday, on 18 cases including abortion, likely putting it back to the states? when do you think? >> i'm very concerned. obviously the communities where the judges lived have shown they're not prepared to protect the justices. we've seen already an attempt made on justice kavanaugh's life. there will be riots all across the country on this. they're prepared. we heard they're ready to do this. this is really bad. it is tragic. they're trying to influence the court to stop this decision. that is the whole point of it. elizabeth: it is illegal t

. >> now we are seeing a pushback in harris county texas where murders are up 27% since 2019.osecutors to run against soft on crime judges. bret? >> bret: dan sprirk in ceilings. dan, thank you. up next the panel on president biden's sinking approval ratings and upcoming trip to saudi arabia about energy. here is what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york as firefighters battle a plays in wharton state forest in south jersey. officials say 2100 acres have already burned. 18 structures were threatened. fortunately no injuries have been reported. this is a live look at boston. one of the big stories there tonight, englishman matt fitzpatrick wins the u.s. open at brook line, the country club. did you see this. he defeesed sal torres in attention filled of open. the clutch shot fitzpatrick out of the fairway bunker on 18 to secure his 6 under final score. fitzpatrick's first major as a professional. he won the u.s. amateur title nine years ago at that same country club, brook line. that's tonight's live look from outside the beltway on "special report

in texas, a harris county judge hears arguments today in a lawsuit brought by abortion providers who want to block a pre-roe v. wade abortion ban from taking effect. the law, which has not been enforced for nearly a half-century, criminalizes anyone performing an abortion or assisting in one. in south dakota, republican governor kristi noem is calling on lawmakers to pass a bill banning state residents from holding telemedicine appointments with healthcare providers who prescribe abortion pills and deliver them through the mail. medication abortions represent half of all u.s. abortion and demand for the pills has soared since friday supreme court ruling. in california, state lawmakers on monday agreed to put a constitutional amendment up for a vote on the november ballot that would enshrine the legal right to an abortion. los angeles resident raquel rojas joined hundreds of protesters who took to the streets monday. >> we are protesting for everybody's right to have body autonomy, for the undocumented women, for the black women, for the indigenous women, for the women in domestic own

i am aware and i appreciate the struggles that harris county in houston is facing with their increased flooding. we do have a number of programs. the one that you are mentioning is our hazard -- it's a post-disaster program. it is administered through the state. it is a pass through through the state. it means it wouldn't go through jell-o in your case. we also have pre-disaster medication funding, our infrastructure and communities program, our flood mitigation assistance, which you can apply directly to fema. i would be happy to have my regional office get in touch with your staff to talk about ways that we can make sure that they're taking advantage of these pre-disaster programs as well. >> i would greatly appreciate it. can that happen rather quickly because there are other things with reference to j.lo, this could have an impact, how will we perfect this? will someone contact my staff today? i'll give you the person the contact. >> my staff will follow up with your team immediately following this hearing. we'll be able to make those connections. i will just, you know, acknowledge

harris county, texas, seeing a temporary reprieve after restraining order issued tuesday allowed someinics to resume abortions until the six-week mark. ohio's six-week ban was in place just hours after friday's supreme court ruling was announced. >> this decision returns abortion policy to the place it has always belonged, to the elected policy branches of government. >> the city council will vote wednesday on changes to their health plan, allowing city employees and their families to be covered for elective abortions. >> we'll also include other basic medical needs including birth control, in vitro fertilization if those become unavailable in ohio. >> california also acting quickly in the wake of roe being overturned. >> just signed an executive order that solidifies california's status as a reproductive safe haven for women. >> an amendment will now be on the ballot in november to formalize the right to abortion under the state constitution. the governor also signing an order banning state agencies from sharing patients' reproductive health care information with other states. as con

the harris county texas sheriff pointed to the political gridlock on twitter saying the dysfunction threatensart and soul. >>> in missouri, the second deadly amtrak crash in two days. terrifying moments when the train hit a dump truck and derailed monday. three people inside that train died. it happened about 115 miles northeast of kansas city. the intersection does not have flashing lights or barriers. one man described what it was like inside the train when it happened. >> i can't even begin to describe the scene of people that were injured, bleeding, trying to get out of the train. my brain said, this might be when i die. >> another amtrak train did have a fatal collision in brentwood, california on sunday. that killed three people and left two injured. >>> coming up, what is being called one of the most daring terrorist attacks in european history after a rocket attack on a shopping mall. >>> in court right now, jeffrey epstein confidant ghislaine maxwell. will she spend the rest of her life in prison? you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. reports" only on msnbc (woman) o

you know, we were in the process of identifying a male and a female doe for harris county and when wemy colleagues, to debbie brooks and that is donna's daughter and dean's sister. and as soon as she validated that she did have a brother that had been miss for 40 years, and i gave her the bad news. the very next words out of her mouth were "what about the baby?" and i -- i was speechless. i said, what baby? so, we began going through the records. and learning more about holly, and the fact that she was not found with her parents. >> now, when you say you broke the bad news, it had been a cold case. they did not yet know that their loved ones had even been killed, let alone that the baby was missing, right? >> no, and that's -- that he is right. and that is one of the heinous things about this crime is that not only were the couple murdered but the people that were behind this horrible crime went back and confronted the family with his car, and tried to extort money and said, you know, we will drive this car back to you because he doesn't need it. he is giving away all of his worldly p

we were in the process of identifying a male and female for harris county.t identity, i made a phone call along with my colleagues to debbie burke and that's donna's daughter and dean's sister. i gave her the bad news. the next words out of her mouth were "what about the baby"? i said, "what baby?" we learned through records and the fact she was not found with her parents. >> they did not know their loved ones had been killed, led alone that the baby was missing. >> that's right. that's one of the heinous things about this crime is not only was the couple murdered but the people that were behind this horrible crime went back and confronted the family with his car and tried to extort money and said we'll drive this car back to you. so they made it seem as dean and tina rejected the family. they're with a cult now and rejecting the family and leave them alone. not only they lose them physically but emotionally, they thought they were being rejected. that's a horrible thing. >> speaking of the emotional aspect. i am wondering how baby holly, how did she survive

i appreciate the struggles that harris county, houston is facing with their increased flooding airede have a number of grants. the one that you are mentioning as our hazard communication grant program which is a national row graham area it is it mr. state aired there is a path through the state. it would go through too in your case. -- it would go through -- in your case. -- you can't apply directly to fema. i'd be happy to have my regional office to get in touch with your staff to make sure they are taking advantage of these disaster programs as well. >> i would greatly appreciate it. " that happen rather quickly -- and can that happen rather quickly? because there are other things are happening with -- and that would impact that. how will this happen? will someone contact my staff today customer that i give the proper person to contact. >> my staff will follow up with your team immediately following this hearing and we will able to make those connections. i will acknowledge that hazard mitigation programs are usually complicated programs that do take time. his programs are not proj

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i am aware and i appreciate the struggles that harris county in houston is facing with their increased flooding. we do have a number of programs. the one that you are mentioning is our hazard -- it's a post-disaster program. it is administered through the state. it is a pass through through the state. it means it wouldn't go through jell-o in your case. we also have pre-disaster medication funding, our infrastructure and communities program, our flood mitigation assistance, which you can apply directly to fema. i would be happy to have my regional office get in touch with your staff to talk about ways that we can make sure that they're taking advantage of these pre-disaster programs as well. >> i would greatly appreciate it. can that happen rather quickly because there are other things with reference to j.lo, this could have an impact, how will we perfect this? will someone contact my staff today? i'll give you the person the contact. >> my staff will follow up with your team immediately following this hearing. we'll be able to make those connections. i will just, you know, acknowledge

and prior to this incident, harris county sheriff ed gonzalez informed the white house this weekend heger interested in being president biden's nominee to become ice director. his confirmation has been stalled for months. he shared this weekend this quote: i wish the administration well as it strives to overcome the paralyzing political gridlock that threatens far more it than our nation's border. ron johnson is demanding answers from the department of home landing security secretary alejandro mayorkas. he is concerned about a leaked memo using federal funds to use migrants around the u.s. he wrote this to the secretary under dhs's plan taxpayers would foot the bill to send aliens to cities california, new mexico houston and dallas, texas. dollars should be use to secure our border not exploit the biden border crisis: whether he has the authority to remain in mexico policy that decision could come as soon as tomorrow. ainsley, steve? thank you so much and as brutal as we are watching what is happening at the border right now. you know you see the times in which people get loaded up. go

harris county, texas, the d.a.lamed soft on crime judges and bail reform for a string of murders there. they're up 70% in houston in the last two years. a lot of those murders are committed by people out on bail or sentenced reduced. >> dana: did you just say 70% increase? >> 70% increase in houston in murders since 2019. >> dana: wow, dan springer, thank you so much. >> bill: the parents of one california police officer shot and killed in the line of duty blaming that city's far left district attorney. joseph santana was one of two officers tragically killed tuesday afternoon at 4:00 in the afternoon. the alleged killer was a felon with a long history of arrests. he was out on probation thanks to the d.a. gascon's policy which allowed him to avoid prison time for being in possession of a firearm. this is what santana's parents said. >> he should be recalled immediately. he has destroyed so many lives and he has completely destroyed ours. we are just completely devastated. he has left children without fathers, moth

guidelines and getting sympathetic judges elected or appointed but now a counter effort in places like harris countyo be a democrat, is trying to encourage her prosecuting attorneys to run for election, trying to get more liberal-minded judges out of office and getting her prosecutors in place there. see if it works in the fall, we know there is a blowback along the electorate in general on these crime issues, john. >> john: a lot of people are worried about progressive policies. dan, thank you. republican lawmakers in texas demanding answers from the department of homeland security over a reported plan to bust migrants from overwhelmed border communities and bring them into cities and towns, further inland from the border. >> anita: lawmakers warning many towns do not have the resources. so let's bring in tom homan, former acting i.c.e. director, a senior fellow at the immigration reform law institute and a fox news contributor. tom, it is great to have you here with us today. always good to get your insight on this particular subject. and so now we have these illegal immigrants coming in, going to

look no further than harris county.n multiple felony bonds. we're seeing exact same thing happen in california and the monster in chicago that you guys just outlined is lighting people on fire and never should have been free in the first place. to make matters worse, we have these rogue prosecutors. i hesitate to call them prosecutors. at this point they are felony advocates and embarrassment to the criminal justice system. continue to give sweetheart deals to violent criminals. to make matters worse we have a debate raging in this country about gun laws and raging for quite some time and creating new laws. you know what the truth is from the troops on the ground? we're not even enforcing the laws we have on the books now. we give probation to people who are illegally selling guns. probation to felons in possession of firearms. probation to people who are shooting people in the face. can we not put the partisan bickering aside and just agree that monsters like this, dirt bags willing to shoot people we should be seeking

you have those in harris county who they support prosecutors running for judge oppositions because theys always going to be the case. we are talking about live voters. let's be clear, l.a. is not houston. i see black celebrities but l.a. does not even have 10% a black population. rick and l.a. we are talking about white people and latinos. but we have to understand is, when there are issues like crime, the economy, america has this natural infinity to go for the rich white guy to solve the problems. we have seen this happen all the time. what has to happen is for karen bass is that she has to drive base, base, base, base. you look at what happened in pittsburgh. she beat that money. you can beat the money when you drive your base, and you drive turnout. you are not going to win the air war, but you can take out as many ads as you want. you still need to get the number of votes. the basque campaign needs to be focused like a laser and looking at those numbers and saying, what did we see? where are we turning out our base? that wins all elections. votes always trump money. i think we some

on dollars who was the sheriff of harris county, texas which includes houston was nominated 14 monthsritic of hardline policies at the beginning. has long troubled nomination therefore came, facing a difficult path from the beginning. his withdrawal means ice have a permanent director since the obama administration. it is a political liability if it won't admit it. this is an important thing, an indicator. what is the number? ashley: it has come in at 98. 7, continuing decline from april 1, '08, may 1, '06, this is below 100. basically 100 or above is considered positive, this is thinking below that line as consumer sentiment is at an all-time low and consumer confidence is heading in the same direction. stuart: check the market and see if that had any impact at all. it did not. we are in the green across the board. it is slightly to the downside not because of consumer confidence. scott shelladdy, we have a rally on our hands. what do you say? >> i boiled it down so i can understand it. until we get the energy situation under control, we are not going to see the bottom of the stock m

she will face off in november against democratic nominee. >> harris: los angeles county district attorneye gascon defending his office's handling of the case of the cop killer justin flores. that suspect. let's watch. >> the history of the suspect mr. flores, does not contain any evidence of violence. understandably many are angry, including myself. we all wish if we could predict violence. but the reality is that we can't. i urge everyone to insure that we do not overreact here and that we do the things that we known have worked. >> harris: flores had a long rap sheet. he was already a felon out on bail as part of a plea deal when he shot and killed officers on june 14th. he then killed himself. one l.a. county deputy district attorney, and gascon critic has been hitting back ever since. he says flores was convicted in 2009 for a felony and went to prison and then released, committed another felony and went back to prison. violated parole and probation and committed domestic violence. that isn't a person who has a decade with no contact with the criminal justice system. that statement is

the harris county sheriff said they are still looking for a suspect.a riot at a pride event. police say members of the patriot front were packed in a u-haul near the event held at a park. the group was found with a smoke grenade and protective gear, including shields and shin guards. police were tipped off to their location after the group was spotted loading into the truck in a parking lot. it will be arraigned on monday. an iconic dress once worn by marilyn monroe apparently not able to keep up with the kardashians. reports say the historic dress worn by kim kardashian at the 2022 met gala appears to be damaged. the marilyn monroe collection instagram account posted this photo showing that the dazzle dress before and after. they said that it appears to be missing crystals, while some are hanging by a thread. i think life will continue. have an exciting update on this new jersey playground and sports complex for kids with special needs that was featured by rachel campos-duffy over the weekend. one of the cofounders was inspired to build the facility a

if those who had died, deputy neil adams who died in february and harris county deputy sheriff, darrenre-z who died in march. we have questions from the overnight shooting. we don't know the suspect. we want to find out why the pursuit was underway. we'll get information to you as soon as we get it. will, rachel, pete. rachel: thank you so much. turning now to your headlines. the 27 year veteran who died fighting a fear in philadelphia yesterday morning is identify. 51 lieutenant, sean wilson leaves behind a mother and a son. five other people were pulled from the rubble when a building collapsed following an hours long fire rescue. the inspector, four other firefighters are in stable condition. >>> today americans are observing our nation's youngest federal holiday, juneteenth. president biden officially recognizing it. day people in galveston, texas, learned about their freedom, two years after republican president abraham lincoln signed the proclamation. >>> president biden literally hopping out of church, like a bunny to prove he was not hurt after taking a hard fall from his bike.

today harry appeared before a judge virtually today in santa clara county superior court that blazquez supporters and family members of the alleged victim or inside that courtroom kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with them about plea hearing and the attempted murder charges against flask u.s.. the child to harry goularte is accused of molesting his 4 years old. family members say statements made by the child make it clear that large is guilty. goulart appeared before a judge virtually from his home pleading not guilty to the felony charges of child molestation against him. lisa chÁvez, the alleged victim's aunt and attended the plea hearing monday afternoon. from what i know he's guilty and no 4 year-old says the things that that 4 year-old said without. >> somebody being guilty. court documents say the 43 year-old molested a child multiple times at a daycare. his mother owns the child is related to former ufc fighter cain. velasquez. last is facing attempted murder charges for allegedly trying to gun down goulart during an 11 mile high-speed chase through san jose goulart attorney steve

melissa harris runs and serve a private ambulance company serving los angeles county.s they're short-staffed and can't afford raises for emt's because they aren't getting reimbursed enough by the state for medical transports which make up about 40% of her business. and it's very difficult for us to pay our employees a lot because we haven't had an increase of 22 years. in fact, we had decreased in 2013 for 10%. >> harris says it costs around $375 per medical transport. but the state pays less than half of that. they pay $111. so they rank 46 out of 50 of the lowest paid. >> other states pay double triple 4 times as much for their medical patients. >> a coalition of labor unions across the state has been asking lawmakers for help hoping part of california's 97.5 billion dollar budget surplus announced by governor newsom this year will be used to fund first responders, increasing their medical reimbursement rates for the first time in more than 2 decades. we want to be able to pay our people wage. that's reasonable. >> and be able to retain and attract new workers, keep

harry goularte appeared before judge virtually monday in santa clara county superior court kron four'sbitt has more on what happened. >> the child to harry goularte is accused of molesting his 4 years old. family members say statements made by the child make it clear that large is guilty. goulart appeared before a judge virtually from his home pleading not guilty to the felony charges of child molestation against him. lisa chÁvez, the alleged victim's aunt and attended the plea hearing monday afternoon. from what i know he's guilty and no 4 year-old says the things that that 4 year-old said without. somebody being guilty. court documents say the 43 year-old molested a child multiple times at a daycare. his mother owns the child is related to former ufc fighter cain. velasquez. alaska's is facing attempted murder charges for allegedly trying to gun down goulart during an 11 mile high-speed chase through san jose goulart attorney steve defilippis says it's the reason his client wasn't in the courtroom can't get shot at virtually several supporters of alaska's attended the plea hearing an

harry goularte appeared virtually before a judge today in santa clara county superior court. >> alaska's supporters and family members of the alleged victim were also inside the courtroom. kron four's rob nesbitt talked with them about the plea hearing and the attempted murder charges against cain, velasquez. the child to harry goularte is accused of molesting his 4 years old. family members say statements made by the child make it clear that large is guilty. goulart appeared before a judge virtually from his home pleading not guilty to the felony charges of child molestation against him. lisa chÁvez, the alleged victim's aunt and attended the plea hearing monday afternoon. from what i know he's guilty and no 4 year-old says the things that that 4 year-old said without. >> somebody being guilty. court documents say the 43 year-old molested a child multiple times at a daycare. his mother owns the child is related to former ufc fighter cain. velasquez. last is facing attempted murder charges for allegedly trying to gun down goulart during an 11 mile high-speed chase through san jose goular

harry goularte. he appeared before judge virtually monday in santa clara county superior court kron four's rob nesbitt. >> the child to harry goularte is accused of molesting his 4 years old. family members say statements made by the child make it clear that large is guilty. goulart appeared before a judge virtually from his home pleading not guilty to the felony charges of child molestation against him. lisa chÁvez, the alleged victim's aunt and attended the plea hearing monday afternoon. from what i know he's guilty and no 4 year-old says the things that that 4 year-old said without. somebody being guilty. court documents say the 43 year-old molested a child multiple times at a daycare. his mother owns the child is related to former ufc fighter cain. velasquez. alaska's is facing attempted murder charges for allegedly trying to gun down goulart during an 11 mile high-speed chase through san jose goulart attorney steve defilippis says it's the reason his client wasn't in the courtroom can't get shot at virtually several supporters of alaska's attended the plea hearing and that stood outside the court

harry was the principal of an elementary school, in lancaster county, pennsylvania. ar teacher, 25-year-old, kristie morocco was late for work. >> christie was there every morning, at 8:00. >> when aid became a 30, harry grew uneasy. >> the kids started coming into the classroom. so, i called her apartment about five times, nothing. >> he contacted her family who lived about two hours north. christy's brother, vince morocco. >> we got the phone call from her school, she wasn't there, she didn't show up for work. which -- maybe she got stuck in traffic. we were in panic mode. the kind of person she was, we thought something was wrong. it was that gut feeling. >> the family told harry, they hadn't heard from her. >> harry couldn't wait any longer. he knew she lived nearby. so you decide to jump in your car to go see what's going on with christy. >> i was prepared to get down and change a tire on the interstate. >> that's what you are expecting? >> that's when i was expecting. >> but, it wasn't. when he eventually pulled up to christie's apartment complex. >> i saw her c

harry goularte. he appeared before a judge virtually monday in santa clara county superior court and kron four's. ned. >> the child to harry goularte is accused of molesting his 4 years old. family members say statements made by the child make it clear that large is guilty. goulart appeared before a judge virtually from his home pleading not guilty to the felony charges of child molestation against him. lisa chÁvez, the alleged victim's aunt and attended the plea hearing monday afternoon. from what i know he's guilty and no 4 year-old says the things that that 4 year-old said without. somebody being guilty. court documents say the 43 year-old molested a child multiple times at a daycare. his mother owns the child is related to former ufc fighter cain. velasquez. alaska's is facing attempted murder charges for allegedly trying to gun down goulart during an 11 mile high-speed chase through san jose goulart attorney steve defilippis says it's the reason his client wasn't in the courtroom can't get shot at virtually several supporters of alaska's attended the plea hearing and that stood outside the co

meantime, harry goularte remains out of custody as he awaits trial on charges of lewd acts with a minor. he has pleaded not guilty. >> in solano county, 2.14, year-old boys died and a 3rd teen was injured in a crash involving an all-terrain vehicle. the vacaville office of the chp says 3 teenage boys inside an atv we're traveling on margaret lane, east of homes lane. when the vehicle went off the roadway and struck a tree. ege acting all 3 boys. this happened yesterday afternoon shortly after 4 investigators say the 2.14 year-old boys were dead at the scene. the 15 year-old was taken to a hospital with minor injuries. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. but police say impairment does not appear to be a factor. >> in san francisco, a motorcyclist died in a collision with a car in the tenderloin last night. it happened there, eddie and larkin. the man was declared dead on the scene. the driver did cooperate with police. the cause of the collision is still being investigated to texas now and new developments involving the police response to the uvalde school shooting weeks after that shooting left 19 grade school childr

in 2016, you were a member of the cobb county district attorney team who secured conviction against harris to this ruling? >> i'm disappointed, we strongly disagree with the majority's decision. there were three dissenting justices who also disagreed and confirmed the conviction on all counts. i respect the supreme court but we strongly disagree with the opinion. >> so you disagree with the opinion that the state evidence on harris' sexual communications and solicitations had an unfair, prejudicial impact on the jury, that's what the supreme court decided. what do you do with that information and the way they have assessed what they believed to have been an unfair way to try and convict him? >> it's notable that every justice on the supreme court found that the evidence was legally sufficient for the jury to conclude that the defendant had maliciously left cooper to die. that's not in dispute. the sufficiency in the evidence, where there was a disagreement, was the amount or quantum of that evidence that was presented here. we believe the dissenting opinion was well-reasoned. the next step

velasquez pleaded not guilty today harry goularte appeared virtually before a judge in santa clara county superior court. but alaska's is supporters and family members of the alleged victim were also inside that courtroom. kron four's rob nesbitt, talk with them. >> about the plea hearing in the attempted murder charges against the last kiss. the child to harry goularte is accused of molesting his 4 years old. family members say statements made by the child make it clear that large is guilty. goulart appeared before a judge virtually from his home pleading not guilty to the felony charges of child molestation against him. lisa chÁvez, the alleged victim's aunt and attended the plea hearing monday afternoon. from what i know he's guilty and no 4 year-old says the things that that 4 year-old said without. >> somebody being guilty. court documents say the 43 year-old molested a child multiple times at a daycare. his mother owns the child is related to former ufc fighter cain, velasquez lascassas facing attempted murder charges for allegedly trying to gun down blart during an 11 mile high-spe

harry appeared before a judge virtually yesterday in santa clara county superior court.he 43 year-old is charged with molesting a child multiple times at a day care that his mother owned and operated. alaska's is facing attempted murder charges for allegedly trying to shoot the larger during a high-speed chase that stretched 11 miles through san jose, a local art. it was not in the courtroom. the family and friends of his alleged victim work. >> it doesn't change what happened after what he did is what he did. nothing after the event happened. the victim is still a victim i don't have any sympathy for him being shot at. >> well, largest next court date is scheduled for september. 20th. the judge ordered that the state 300 yards away from the minor that he's accused of molesting. >> a legal case that ignited a national firestorm over immigration crime and sanctuary cities is now closed. jose's. all was acquitted of murder in the 2015 shooting of kate steinle. leon p at the pier in san francisco, a federal judge sentenced him to 7 years in prison, which she had already spe

harry appeared before a judge virtually yesterday and santa clara county superior court. the 43 year-old is charged with molesting a child multiple times at a daycare. his mother owns alaska's is facing attempted murder charges for allegedly trying to shoot go during a high-speed chase that stretched 11 miles through san jose. although blart it was not inside the courtroom. the family and friends of his alleged victim were well our days next. court date scheduled for september. 20th. the judge ordering he stay 300 yards away from the minor. he is accused of molesting. in the north bay. evacuation orders have been lifted for folks who had to leave their homes in. sandra fell due to a late night brushfire. this is video of that fire from the citizen app. it's sparked up in the area of deer park avenue near dominican university. that fire burned about 2 acres on a steep hillside. crews were able to contain it in about an hour. our meteorologist dave spahr joining us now once again to talk a little bit about conditions. i know it's pretty cool on the inland it's going to get

vice president harris spoke at a roundtable today at the los angeles county federation of labor. she says politicians should not be involved in a woman's decision on abortion. roe v. wade, and all it stands for does not mean giving up your beliefs. it is simply about agreeing that a woman should be able to make that decision with her faithfully. with her family. with her physician. that the government should not be making that decision for her. vice president harris called the possible reversal of roe v. wade by the supreme court quote, clear and imminent threat. some parents and community activists are taking matters into their own hands when it comes to a school that's been slated for closure in oakland, their attempts to get administrators to reconsider summer days can put the state's electric grid to the test ahead. the unused power plant that's getting some high tech upgrades to help in the event of summer blackouts. already warming up and drying up. that means fire danger up. i'll see you back here with the five day forecast. people helping the planet. but first u . c. berk

today harry goularte appeared before a judge virtually today in santa clara county superior court, alaska supporters and family members of the alleged victim were also inside the courtroom. kron four's rob nesbitt talked with them about the plea hearing and the attempted murder charges against alaska's. the child to harry goularte is accused of molesting his 4 years old. family members say statements made by the child make it clear that large is guilty. goulart appeared before a judge virtually from his home pleading not guilty to the felony charges of child molestation against him. lisa chÁvez, the alleged victim's aunt and attended the plea hearing monday afternoon. from what i know he's guilty and no 4 year-old says the things that that 4 year-old said without. >> somebody being guilty. court documents say the 43 year-old molested a child multiple times at a daycare. his mother owns the child is related to former ufc fighter cain. velasquez. alaska's is facing attempted murder charges for allegedly trying to gun down goulart during an 11 mile high-speed chase through san jose goulart a

county fairgrounds are open for evacuees. >>> okay. let's take another live look back out to sfo. vice president kamala harris and her plane just landing right now at sfo as we get a little bit of a shaky camera here as we're moving into better position to see the vice president get off the plane right now. >> yeah. she is here for a couple of events. one in san francisco. a couple of fundraising events. one in san francisco, one in los gatos and then she is going to head to los angeles a little later. and then she is off to new orleans for the jazz festival. you see all the secret service there getting into gear and getting into position there. some camera folks. and you can see what an operation it is when the president or the vice president come to town. everybody scurries around, gets into position, and then she of course departs. it's hard to see who is on the stairs there. but it's not like the plane lands and then she gets off. you have to go through a set of protocols. >> there is layers and layers of security that you have to go through. >> yes. >> at one point the media will be back and then they'll

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harry clarke to appear before a judge virtually yesterday in santa clara county superior court.o court documents, the 43 year-old is charged with molesting a child multiple times at a day care that his mother owns alaska's is facing attempted murder charges for allegedly trying to trying to gun down or tied during an 11 mile high speed chase through san jose. clark is attorney steve phillips says that it's the reason his client wasn't in the courtroom on monday. alaska's the supporters and family members of the alleged victim were inside the courtroom. >> it doesn't change what happened after what he did is what he did. nothing after the event happened. the victim is still a victim i don't have any sympathy for him being shot at. >> large is next. court date is scheduled for september. 20th. the judge has ordered that he stay 300 yards away from the minor that he's accused of molesting. >> time now is 5.36, a legal case that ignited a national firestorm over immigration crime and sanctuary cities is now closed. jose is was acquitted of murder for the 2015 shooting of a woman on