alexis hewitt/eyewitness"the next thing we know we hear all this commotion and yelling. i woke up and realized there were officers and everybody running around so i immediately grabbed my phone, it was when i started recording."emily weinman says officers approached her asking about underage drinking she wrote a lengthy facebook post about her side of the story. she admitted having an unopened bottle of alcohol.the situation apparently devolved. weinman says she refused to identify herself.tensions now up, police, through a news release, say weinman spit on an officer and kicked another in the groin.julia cortez and hewitt had been napping when all of the sudden....julia cortez/eyewitness "we saw her

i'm hugh hewitt.week in review show that could span a week itself rather than just 30 minutes, but to break it down i have four of the best in the beltway. courtney kube nbc news, alana shore of politico, eugene scott of the "washington post". before i go to the biggest stories of the week, john mccain is on the mind of so many, what is his legacy at the pentagon going to be? >> tough. very tough minded. well respected. he did not give leadership, whether you're in a uniform or political leader in the pentagon, when you faced down against john mccain in the senate armed services hearing you knew you would have a tough time. he has been a fierce and staunch military supporter. he had nearly three decades in the navy. everyone knows his tremendous legacy where he was held in absolutely horrific conditions in vietnam for five years and was a war hero. then went on to serve three decades in the senate as a political leader. but people in the pentagon, you know, he was a force and has been a force to be re

i'm hugh hewitt. hear me monday through friday on the salem radio network 6:00 to 9:00 eastern. saturday mornings i'm here on msnbc. i'm pleased to welcome a long time friend, radio guest and somebody who i advocated for, ambassador to germany rick grinne grinnell. i was proud to attend your swearing in ceremony last week where vice president pence brought you in. your picture matt holding the biggest bible i have ever seen. what is the story on the bible? >> thanks, hugh. thanks for having me. that bible is from 1892. it is my great, great grandfather's bible that he purchased in 1892. it has been passed down through generations. it's been at weddings, funerals. and at its first swearing in. my entire family was excited. >> there was a lot of symbolism in that swearing in ceremony. the vice president has taken a lot of heat for being too socially conservative over the years. here he is swearing in a gay man that holds the highest diplomatic post, openly gay. what was the symbolism of that, rick grene

i'm hugh hewitt.ope you enjoyed the royal wedding as much as my wife did. you should know, though they won't tell you, the weekend crew here at msnbc worked around the clock to make that happen. it isn't easy to pull off coverage of an institution used to making its own rules since merlin and arthur were running things. now, though, it's back to the big stories of the week. after the break, the number two republican in the united states senate john cornyn will join me to talk about the long, hot summer ahead inside the beltway. but first, to discuss the reasons for that weather and political predictions, our trio of the capital's best analysts, franchesca chambers, white house correspondent of the daily mail.com, courtney kube of msnbc, where she covers the pentagon and national security, josh crashauer of the "national journal." welcome, you three. franchesca, i'll start with you, with the korea summit, on and off, off on thursday, on on friday. what was the reaction to the pentagon on thursday? >> s

alexis hewitt/eyewitness"the next thing we know we hear all this commotion and yelling. and realized there were officers and everybody running around so i immediately grabbed my phone, it was when i started recording."emily weinman says officers approached her asking about underage drinking she wrote a lengthy facebook post about her side of the story. she admitted having an unopened bottle of alcohol.the situation apparently devolved. weinman says she refused to identify herself.tensions now up, police, through a news release, say weinman spit on an officer and kicked another in the groin.julia cortez and hewitt had been napping when all of the sudden....julia cortez/eyewitness "we saw her getting hit kinda like, we just saw it all happen firsthand, and people around us were running around and then we saw the other cop come in and try to push us all back."the city confirms the two officers have been placed on administrative duty while they investigate.but it's emily weinman who's in serious trouble facing three charges of aggravated assault of an officer.in a phone inte

they are mapping out this area here on hewitt place. they have it blocked off. this all happened around 7:00 last night. hayward police said this was an officer-involved shooting. an officer fired their down at a suspect. that person was taken to the hospital to be treated. an officer had a nonlife threatening injury and also treated at the hospital. no word on how that officer was injured. investigators say they are looking at how this incident unfolded. the important thing is there is no more risk to the community right now. officer told me this expected on scene investigation to wrap up in the hour. reporting live in hayward, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> new developments concerning right to die law. they have filed an appeal to bring the law back. we told you last week he planned to appeal, now that's official. a judge last week ruled end of life option act signed into law in 2015 was passed illegally. that allows adults to get life ending drugs if the doctor determines they have six months or less to live. the appeal asked to overturn the ruling immediately

much of the focus on hewitt place was all the way back at the end of the block. this all happened around 7:00 last night on hewitt place next to coleman avenue. hayward police say an officer-involved shooting, fired at the suspect, taken to the hospital to be treated. the officer had nonlife threatening injury and also being treated at the hospital. no word how he was injured. they are looking how it unfolded. the important thing now, there's no more risk from the community. no one talking at the scene. we do expect more information later this morning. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, matt. new developments surrounding right to die lie. the attorney general has filed an appeal to bring the law back. we told you last week he planned to appeal this, now it's official. a judge last week ruled end of life act was signed illegally. that allows adults to get life ending drugs if the doctor determines they have six months or less to live. the appeal asked to overturn the ruling immediately while the issue gets sorted out in court. >>> a rookie san

hugh hewitt from the radio >>> welcome back. the panelists here.ugh hewitt from the radio network and nbc news white house correspondent hallie jackson and david brook, columnist at "the new york times," mr. brook, i'm going to start with you. mueller one year in what is reminded today in "the new york times," wow, there is a lot we don't know. that's true. i've been a bear on this all along and my scandal meter is ten. i've moved to three to four mostly when you ask was there collusion with the trump damp camp, i don't think there was the trump campaign and there are disorganized people to have actual collusion. what i think is happening and the roger stone phrase that i heard most clearly was the phrase extraneous claims, and if you have a white house prosecutor they might cross that. that is more likely where this will all end up. >> hallie? >> the president is, based on my reporting, no surprise, furious about this. he's upset with what's come out with adam schiff about the "new york times" story, a story he either read or was told about. there

hayward police are investigating an officer involved shooting that happened in the 100 block of hewitt place in hayward about 7pm last night.one of the officers suffered a non-life- threatening injury and is being treated at a nearby hospital. a hayward police officer discharged a service weapon and injured the suspect who is also being treated. ( james ) we will check back through out the morning. ( darya ) oakland mayor libby schaaf is responding to republican threats of legal action against her for her sanctuary city policies. iowa republican congressman steve king introduced the "libby schaaf act" yesterday that would criminalize officals sending warnings to the public about upcoming federal raids. this comes after mayor schaaf announced to the public in february that ice raids were coming. president trump has also gone after mayor schaaf, urging the justice department to investigate her for obstruction of justice.

hayward police are investigating an officer involved shooting that happened in the 100 block of hewittered a non-life- threatening injury and is being treated at a nearby hospital. a hayward police officer discharged a service weapon and injured the suspect who is also being treated. ( james ) ( james ) thanks will. check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) a big story this morning... oakland mayor libby schaaf is responding to republican threats of legal action against her for her sanctuary city policies. iowa republican congressman steve king introduced the "libby schaaf act" yesterday that would criminalize officals sending warnings to the public about upcoming federal raids. this comes after mayor schaaf announced to the public in february that ice raids were coming. president trump has also gone after mayor schaaf, urging the justice department to investigate her for obstruction of justice. ( da

and yeah, sam hewitt sharing a kiss with mila. the real connection on this set?a and kate's new-found friendship. >> the first day mila was wearing this amazing garment. >> just when were you figuring out your character was going to wear and i was like, you like this? i'm like, take it. >> what? you're the boss and yet you have not sacrificed one ounce of femininity. >> that's the beyonce of the government. >>> still ahead, selena gomez dishes on her summer girl's trip. >> i went to see rihanna. >>> then "mamma mia's" sequel secret. meryl the grandma and cher the great grandma, did they team up for a duet? >>> and our exclusive with the cast of "vacation." >> announcer: closed captioning is provided by -- ♪ ♪ ♪ >> can you believe that it's been a full decade since meryl streep busted out abba's greatest hits onscreen. "mamma mia," it made more than $600 million worldwide. you know what that means, right? a sequel, or in this case, a prequel. >> i never felt closer to my mom. i'm exactly the same place that she was. >> you're pregnant? >> yeah. i am. >> come on, g

the shooting happened at 7 pm here on hewitt place near holman avenue.police this morning say the officer fired her weapon in self-defense. hayward police shut down the street for more than 10 hours. investigators say the officer shot and injured a suspect and the officer was hurt in the confrontation as well. the officer suffered a non-life- threatening injury and she has been released from the hospital. the suspect is still in the hospital. please have not released any details about why officers were initially called to the neighborhood or what led up to the shooting. neighbors say chaotic moments followed the sounds of gunshot. >> i heard the shots fired and i told my dad to close the door. we did not know if somebody was running. >> 15 police cars started running in with officers jumping out, running to the end of the cul-de-sac. i came outside to see what was going on and one of them said stay inside. >> the officer was in fear for her safety and fired in self- defense. >>> a developing story near san jose, crews are working to repair a busted gas l

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matt welsh, editor at large at reason magazine, joins me, along with hugh hewitt, host of the hugh hewitt show on msnbc. matt, first, your reaction to this tweet? not the first time the president uses memorial day, on an occasion like this. >> it's classic trump. this is the way he's behaved his whole public life, a self-promoting narcissist, and this is how he's treating memorial day today. it's not much of a surprise in presidential behavior so it's kind of hard to get a rise out of me, but it is kind of ridiculous. >> hugh, your reaction? >> the president tweets all the time, ayman. happy memorial day to you. he will be heading over to arlington in an hour. i know i've spent three hours with injured marines in the semper fi fund this morning. but i'm also tweeting about the basketball last night. it is ordinary and almost routine for everyone to tweet about memorial day but also tweet about other things, those who use twitter, so i'm not going to escalate into anti-trump rhetoric over all this. it is kind of common for him. >> is that the kind of thing his base loves or is that the kin

after a police shooting on hewitt place. hayward say police shot and injured a suspect around 7:00 p.m. tonight. police are not releasing any other details including whether the cop who fired the shot was the one who was hurt. >> tonight san francisco police released dramatic body camera footage of a police shooting earlier this month. officers were investigating a car burglary at steiner street and geary boulevard may 11. a suspect got into a car and crashed into two police cars. that's when officers fired on the car. >> get out of the car! >> no one was hit by that gunfire. herschel hale drove off again before they detained him. per procedure, the rookie officer who fired the shots should have had his body camera on at the time, but it was on activated. that officer could face charges because it is against the department's use of force policy to fire at a moving vehicle. >> disturbing video shows a canine police dog attacking a person who was pulled over by deputies in castro valley this morning. abc7 news reporter kate la

alexis hewitt recording the shocking incident. >> someone was yelling, i woke up, and i got my camera when she went down. >> reporte

. >> with me, hue hoogh hewitt. and my panel. hugh, are the two investigations comparable?no, they're not. i think what rudy giuliani's been doing, stephanie, is laying the predicate for turning down a presidential reply to a subpoena. in fact, all i've seen from the tweets and the commentary. this is not related to stormy daniels. it's all about the president preparing to say no to a robert mueller subpoena to appear before the grand jury by citing all sorts of other instances of judicial processes incompleted. so i think that's what's gone on here this morning. >> in doing so, he's offering robert mueller and others a treasure trove of new leads as he somewhat goes off the rails. >> i'm not sure it's off the rails. i think he's very on the rails for their strategy. but he's giving them a lot of leads. a lot of leads outside the mueller investigation writ for what he ought to be investigating. does a president have to respond to a grand jury? that has never been decided. some law professors say yes. thomas jefferson thought no but he's lost. it's gone on for a long time. i

hugh hewitt host of the salem radio network and yamiche alsindor, white house correspondent. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press with chuck todd." >> good sunday morning. one year into robert mueller's russia investigation we're seei counter narrative that president trump and his allies are creating. for instance, members of the trump team meet at trump tower. president trump says anyone else would have done the same. mueller brings charges against former campaign manager paul manafort. the president insists mueller is going too far fishing for information. the steele dossier, they're the ones that did the collude ppg and the latest, the fbi dispatches an informant to talk to trump campaign advisers after learning of suspicious contacts with russia. president trump and his allies insist that's a sign of fbi misconduct bigger than watergate. as the evidence appears to mount to mr. trump, he is beginning to serve with events one that he hopes will shield him politically

police say an officer shot and wounded about 7:00 tonight, on hewitt place near coleman avenue. a facebook post says an officer also suffered nonlife threatening injuries and is being treated at the hospital. it's not clear if that's the same officer who fired the shots. police have not said yet what led up to the shooting and so far, there's no word on how badly the suspect was injured. >>> new details tonight about a car crash in the east bay that killed a well loved engineer and musician from danville. 34-year-old, keith, took part in a music performance on saturday night, but never made it home. his band mate said they grew concerned when he didn't show up on sunday. his tesla model s was later found submerged in a pond in castro vastly. his body was in the driver's seat. the highway patrol said the car veered off the road, hit a fence, and went into the water. leon worked as a chemical engineer, but friends said he played several instruments and music was his real passion. >> he cared about people, and he was a terrific musician, it's a terrible loss and i think everybody i

and hue hewitt host of saturday mornings right here on msnbc. hugh, i'm going to start with you.you defend the rudy giuliani comments? he all but admits that the campaign f offered, wanted to commit a crime? >> it is not a legal strategy. it is a political strategy. it is not a good political strategy. it is a good legal strategy. buried in there is the assurance that the special counsel's office cannot and will not indict him. it doesn't go to whether or not he can be subpoenaed. he said we are not going to sit down with them. he is running a political strategy in the message. i don't agree with part of it. but i agree with the key finding, a year into the investigation, no evidence that is public from the special counsel of collusion. >> charlie, what do you make of the giuliani comments? how defensible are they. >> well, of course this is a political strategy. what a poisonous brew of transactionalism and cynicism to watch conservative commentators and republican join in this attack on this investigation when you think about it. it's flatly untrue to say there is no evidence o

it happened on hewitt place around 7:00 this evening. an officer was wounded and taken to the hospital. we don't know his exact condition, but he is expected to be okay. a suspect was also injured in the shooting. no word on what led to the gunfire. >>> also tonight we're getting a new look at a while chase that ended in a police shooting in san francisco. kpix 5 katie nielsen reports. the shooting itself wasn't caught on camera this time. >> ken, it wasn't. there is a reason why we saw everything, but the officer firing his gun. in fact that very reason could lead to serious disciplinary action for the officer. officers saw two men breaking into cars near steiner and gary streets. they detained one suspect. the other 21-year-old hershel hale ran away. police say he hopped into a parked sedan and tried to make his getaway, crashing into two patrol vehicles along the way, then driving in the direction of another officer. the officer moved out of the way. another officer, william, fired two shots at the suspect as he drove past. both shots

it happened last night on hewitt place. an officer was hurt and taken to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. the suspect was also hurt in the shooting and it's unclear if it was the same officer who shot the suspect. no word on what led up to the gun fire. >>> a bill in congress could mean prison time for leaders in jurisdictions with sanctuary policies. >> just the idea of it is ridiculous. >> the bill is named after oakland mayor libby schaaf. she warned about plans for widespread federal ice raids. republican congressmen steve king introduced a bill that could send officials to prison if they make a similar warning. the congressman said that how many rabid, violent ms13 animals do mayors allow to prey on citizens when they obstruct ice rides in to many? >> i can tell you that i know a lot more about what makes my community safe than a congress member from iowa. >> reporter: the mayor said bullies in washington are trying to intimidate her over policies she insists are making oakland safer. polls show people across the country, even here in the bay area are divid

after a police shooting on hewitt place.pect around 7:00 p.m. tonight. police are not releasing any other details including whether the cop who fired the shot was the one who was hurt. >> tonight san francisco police released dramatic body camera footage of a police shooting earlier this month. officers were investigating a car burglary at steiner street and geary boulevard may 11. a suspect got into a car and crashed into two police cars. that's when officers fired on the car. >> get out of the car! >> no one was hit by that gunfire. herschel hale drove off again before they detained him. per procedure, the rookie officer who fired the shots should have had his body camera on at the time, but it was on activated. that officer could face charges because it is against the department's use of force policy to fire at a moving vehicle. >> disturbing video shows a canine police dog attacking a person who was pulled over by deputies in castro valley this morning. abc7 news reporter kate larson is live in the east bay with the stor

this all happened monday night on hewitt place...rensdale park. police say they got a call from someone who was in an argument with their roommate. the roommate had their car keys... and would not give them back. police responded and tried talking to the man. but they say he became aggressive. at one point... he grabbed a metal bar and hit the officer. the officer fired her gun... hitting the man. he's now in critical... but stable condition. ( james ) in the north bay... sonoma police have arrested two people accused of stealing from a commerical business. police say vicente valencia and his girlfriend -- michelle castorena -- had their car backed up into the driveway of a construction equipment rental company. officers found valencia with a 600 dollar power washer along with several tools used to open a chain link fence. both are now facing multiple burglary charges. ( james ) people in vallejo and benicia can expect to see contractors around their homes this week. p-g-and-e hired workers to inspect gas meters. p-g-and-e says the c

i'm hugh hewitt.er than just 30 minutes, but to break it down i have four of the best in the beltway. courtney kube nbc news, alana shore of politico, eugene scott of the "washington post". before i go to the biggest stories of the week, john mccain is on the mind of so many, what is his legacy at the pentagon going to be? >> tough. very tough minded. well respected. he did

we do know it happened on hewitt place not far from tenneyson high school. at this point we don't know how the officer was hurt, only that it is a non-life-threatening injury. we do have a crew headed to the scene andof you more information as we learn it. >>> also tonight, a 93-year-old woman is in the hospital after an unthinkable crime in the east bay. >> she was knocked to the ground during a purse snatching. her hip broken. investigators are closing in on her aattacker. terry mcsweeney is in concord at sun valley mall. >> reporter: it happened right here in this parking lot at the bank of america near sun valley mall. 93-year-old ann peterson and her 63-year-old friend had their purses ripped right off their shoulders and seriously injured. but tonight police are saying they found something out here. it could help them solve this crime. ann peterson has seen lots of things in her 93 years but never anything like this. broad daylight last friday afternoon, a 63-year-old friend oes courting peterson towards this bank of america. suddenly someone from behi

. >> reporter: the video was shot by 19-year-old alexis hewitt of williamstown, new jersey, who says was sleeping on the beach saturday afternoon with friends when she was startled awake by the commotion. >> when she fell that's basically when it caught my eye because everyone was yelling and i woke up and then i got my camera out right when she went down. >> reporter: wildwood police have released a statement identifying the young woman in the video as 20-year-old emily weinman of philadelphia. weinman was charged with two counts of aggravated assault on a police officer, aggravated assault by spitting at a police officer, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and possessing alcohol as a minor. part of the statement read, chief regalbuto states that while he finds this video to be alarming, he does not want to rush to any judgment until having the final results of the investigation. weinman posted a public account of what she says happened on facebook saying she was breathalyzed on the beach which came back negative. quote, i asked them don't they have something better to do as cops

police say an officer shot and injured a suspect about 7:00 last night on hewitt place. suffered a nonlife threatening injuries and is being treated at the hospital. police are not releasing any other details including in the cop who fired the shot was the same police officer who was hurt. i will be watching for updates throughout our morning. we will go to the scene in the next half hour. >> jessica, thank you. >>> it's 4:30. if you're waking up to us, let's get you up to date on weather and traffic. hello, mike. >> hey, reggie, everybody. let's look what's going on as far as breezes, from 10 at sfo to 21 at fairfield. as long as we have that strong sea breeze, temperatures below average but also pulling in a lot more moisture. so you may need the windshield wipers. kind of a frizzy morning. temperatures low- to mid-50s. as we head to noon significantly slower sunshine. mainly inland areas that will be sunn

i'm hugh hewitt coming to you today from detroit. means for the war, secretary of state pompeo's trip to north korea and his return with three americans held hostage to be greeted on the tarmac. the president and the vice president, a rocket barrage at israel from iranian forces in syria met with a withering return of fire from israel. new disclosures about michael cohen, a tweet about credentialing the press. and of course president trump's ripping of pnt

alexis hewitt recording the shocking incident. >> someone was yelling, i woke up, and i got my camera out right when she went down. >> reporter: they initially questioned the woman about underage drinking. she says she passed a breathalyzer. but the situation escalated when she refused to give the police her name. they hire extra officers for summer. >> they may not have the experience that the rest of our officers do. >> reporter: his department planning to release body cam video in the coming days. those officers are now on administrative duty as the department investigates. we reached out to weinman. so far she has not responded back but she is facing charges including assaulting an officer. >> the video's harder to watch becae she had her 18 month old daughter with her. it started when she was carrying an unopened beer. she says after she passed the breathalyzer, she said don't you have something better to do to the cop, that obviously didn't help things, the cop said he was going to write her up. she refused to give her name. she tripped and fell, and that's when the cop tackled

. >> let's bring in msnbc host hugh hewitt, who is also with us. can you weigh in? >> sure, i want to dial it back a little bit because the assumptions running around the panel are this has to do with michael's case. it might be the plumber in the library using the candlestick. we don't know why this wiretap was issued by the south -- southern district of new york. there are 1400 wiretap ace year in federal courts. if they were issued to a lawyer, that's a slightly higher bar and was referenced earlier. if this came in three or four weeks ago, people caught up in that wiretap may not only include the president, might include someone from the white house. it could include a number of reporters talking to michael cohen. it could include any number of people, all having nothing to do with michael's case. it could be something completely discrete, set apart and have absolutely nothing to do with this. and so i just want to dial it back. i'm probably the only one in the panel who worked at the department of justice. everybody at doj takes their responsibility very seriou

alexis hewitt/eyewitness"the next thing we know we hear all this commotion and yelling.ound so i immediately grabbed my phone, it was when i started recording."emily weinman says officers approached her asking about underage drinking she wrote a lengthy facebook post about her side of the story. she admitted having an unopened bottle of alcohol.the situation apparently devolved. weinman says she refused to identify herself.tensions now up, police, through a news release, say weinman spit on an officer and kicked another in the groin.julia cortez and hewitt had been napping when all of the sudden....julia cortez/eyewitness "we saw her getting hit kinda like, we just saw it all happen firsthand, and people around us were running around and then we saw the other cop come in and try to push us all back."the city confirms the two officers have been placed on administrative duty while they investigate.but it's emily weinman who's in serious trouble facing three charges of aggravated assault of an officer.in a phone interview, the mayor said weinman was drunk.nat sound of q-and

impregnated with the smell of winter weather meant to evoke a mood or play with perception the cooper hewitt design museum encourages visitors to do more than just look. in these chairs patterns of vibrations create feeling like falling into a vat of jello we experience design with all of our senses at all times so we're constantly touching and smelling and hearing and we really want to bring. that experience into the gallery and to offer visitors a way to look at this everyday products and packaging design as well as immersive experiences around design to begin to think about this idea the designer of this exhibit was counting on the fact that just about everyone who sees this black fur as a same reaction to stroke it which triggers this musical number. i just felt the for and made to music and i thought she got fun designing for all five senses can also mean reaching more diverse users so it very much is about the experience in your hand and as well as in your mouth. like table where that uses color and form to guide people living with dementia vision loss is fantastic i mean it really is

to find hewitt ran down their brother last friday night and drove away. the deadly accident happening along highway 4 in discovery bay. that's where we find jodi hernandez. >> reporter: this is where that deadly collision took place along this stretch of highway 4 here in discovery bay. one week ago today. tonight the chp and the victim's family are asking for help of will. >> we all love him and we miss him terribly. >> allison and her sibles are heart broken after their brother was killed by a hit-and-run driver in discovery bay friday night. to know that somebody hit him and didn't stop. it's so heart breaking. it is breaking my heart. >> he was walking to a friend's house when he was hit. his body wasn't discovered until saturday morning. >> it's not a call you want to receive. they're looking for a toyota with front end damage. >> we need people to have heart. the oldest of nine brothers and sisters. they say he's always been there for them. now they're fighting for their big brother. >> he's my brother, our brother. we love him. we still love him. >

>> reporter: alexis hewitt recording the shocking incident. >> everyone was yelling, and i woke up. and then, i got my camera out right when she went down. >> reporter: police say they initially questioned 20-year-old emily weinman about underage drinking. in a facebook post, since deleted, weinman says she passed a breathalyzer, but the situation escalated when she refused to give officers her name. tonight, the wildwood police chief saying they hire extra officers for summer. >> they may not have some of the experience that the rest of our guys do, but we do our best to train them properly. >> reporter: his department planning to release body cam video in the coming days. tom, those officers are now on administrative duty as the department investigates. we reached out to weinman for comment. so far, we have not heard back, but she is facing several charges, including assaulting an officer. tom? >> erielle reshef for us tonight. erielle, thank you. >>> overseas, and the incredible rescue of a child dangling several stories high, caught on camera. the video going viral. the hero, an

i'm hugh hewitt. i hope you enjoyed the royal wedding as much as my wife did.n't tell you, the weekend crew here at msnbc worked around the clock to make that happen. it isn't easy to pull off coverage of an institution used to making its own rules since merlin and arthur were running things. now, though, it's back to the big stories of the week. after the break, the number two republican in the united states senate john cornyn will join me to talk about the long, hot summer ahead inside the beltway. but first, to discuss the reasons for that weather and political predictions, our trio of the capital's best analysts,

we check with alan hewitt, who has been working with a lot of issues with harassment.g a look at ai, bias, and the criminal justice system. has been pretty well known amongst people who are championing fairness in machine , but she became more well-known last december when she wrote a medium post about some of the harassment she has experienced in her career. jason: at first blush, people might wonder how a machine can be biased. data sets back to the that people use to build these predictive models that they then applied to real-life setting. paperample, they read a published by a predictive and thiscompany company makes a product that helps police out on the beat figure out which areas in a city are most likely to have crime. not quite like, minority report, but it is similar. it says, maybe you should check out this intersection at this time of day. of that output is based off of police records that the police department has been gathering. so her and her coworkers looked attwo things, they looked arrest records related to drug crimes in oakland, and compared them t

this all happened monday night on hewitt place...just down the street from sorensdale park. police say they got a call from someone who was in an argument with their roommate. the roommate had their car keys... and would not give them back. police responded and tried talking to the man. but they say he became aggressive. at one point... he grabbed a metal bar and hit the officer. the officer fired her gun... hitting the man. he's now in critical... but stable condition. ( darya ) the fremont police department has it's first ever female police chief. kimberly petersen was appointed chief by the city manager. she has served in the department for 22 years... and was a captain for the last five years. petersen recently implemented the mobile evaluation team. it partners police with clinicians ... to help community members who are experiencing a mental health crisis. peterson replaces former police chief richard lucero... who is retiring after working in the department for 31- years. ( james ) an exciting day for members of santa rosa's c