. >> his name is andrew hogan. facing incredible odds. he and the team twitter lives on the line to stop and elusive pray. we go inside coups hunt as he pursues el chapo from safehouse to save house and finally comes face to face. >> not just story about one man. it's larger than that. it's two countries, coming together, accomplishing something that everyone thought was impossible. >> he recounts that journey in his putt. hunting el chapo. in the book, for security reasons, he changed the names of some people and places. i blurred the faces of others. who are still working in the field because for all of them, danger lurked around every curve in the road. >> her always going to have that in the back of your mind. but it is where you do without fear. >> but he did was obsess over el chapo's whereabouts. >> it was nonstop. nonstop, where we dream about it. it totally consumed my life. >> through hogan's international garcia in the hunt for el chapo started far from mexico's narco killing fields. a small town midwest where he played high sc

hogan, secretary austin, minister wong, superintendent reinebold, distinguished guests, the familiesfallen, and, most importantly, the many veterans of the korean war who fought and guaranteed freedom in the republic of korea, welcome to this groundbreaking ceremony at the korean war veterans memorial wall of remembrance. as chairman of the korean war veterans memorial foundation, i'm honored to most this moment us event. the groundbreaking of the wall of remembrance addition to the korean war memorial, which will add 100 panels with the names of 36,595 americans and 7174 korean augmentees to the united states army who were killed action during the korean war in 1950 to 1953. it will be a physical manifestation of the strength of the rock and u.s. alliance. it will educate over 4 million visitors here each year on the cost of freedom and the cost of war. and most importantly, it will honor and pay homage to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice, their lives for freedom. i personally wish to thank president moon for his unwavering support of this project. i want to thank the ministry

but larry hogan has also underperformed in so many areas.k at our blueprint for educational equity educational reform. it's a dramatic blueprint to reform public education in our state, and he vetoed it. the democrats had to override it. martin o'malley, ten years ago, was the national leader and then larry hogan came and now we've been overtaken by other states. i really believe, and again i appreciate that larry hogan spoke out against donald trump, i worked for four years to get rid of donald trump. but we need to do more. we're punching below our weight here as a state. i believe now was donald trump not on the ticket, people are going to be looking for leaders who can move the needle on the issues that matter most. we are a purple state, chris. there is no doubt about it. we've lost democrats three out of the last elections, and if people want to see the blueprint for success, for democrats in 2020 to, go to tom perez.com. we have that blueprint. >> you recently joined a law firm in the washington area, it's a law firm that does a lot o

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a couple of weeks ago% did reject, i should say senate or hogan's did reject the bill that would have created the 9/11 style commission. what the house is doing right now and what nancy pelosi isn't doing is making aak number of phone calls to her rank-and-file members to also meeting with her key committee chairman who's already been investigate the january 6 attack as part of their oversight response bodies so pelosi has a few options here so it looks like the democrats been consolidating around specific option, a special select committee. one of the more high-profile committees we've seen in past years was benghazi committee that house republicans used to investigate as well as at the time the presidential candidate hillary clinton who had to testify for the committee so this committee, if nancy pelosi chooses to go down that road, she'd have much more flow of many, it would not require approval from both house and senate, she could unilaterally create that committee and put members she wants on that committee, kevin mccarthy, house minority leader of california were also get to pi

riley, art hogan.nce value challenged growth in any consequential way. we have seen this year the rapid rotation into hot sectors, more often or not at the expense of other sectors that are not hot at the time and investors are sort of batting this whole thing around and do you think this continues? , do you think, i guess the reason there is lot of cash uncommitted on sidelines with this sort of seesawing back and forth? >> yeah i think, charles, if i asked you this question since the march 2020 lows coming into the end of last week, what do you think outperformed, growth or value, what do you think your answer would be? charles: i think my answer would be growth by a hair. >> yeah. that is exactly the same. so coming into the end of last week, growth and value from the march 20 lows, performance has been exactly the same. charles: right. >> but what is interesting, first six months march until labor day of 2020, growth far outperformed. it wasn't until after labor day that growth rate got extended th

griff: alex hogan, live for us in mission. thank you, alex.ning me now, republican senator from tennessee and member of the senate commerce science and transportation committee, marsha blackburn. senator blackburn, thank you for taking time on this saturday. you just heard our report with alex, obviously the rio grande valley continues to be ground zero, but really the entire 2000 mile stretch of our southwest border is just out of control and it doesn't seem that vice-president harris brought much confidence that it's going to change anytime soon. your reaction? >> griff, vice-president harris went to the wrong place in texas and it took her 93 days to get there. she should have gone to the rio grande valley. she should have gone over into arizona where the sinaloa cartel is putting the drugs across the border, fentanyl. they're telling there are record amounts of drugs on our streets coming out of mexico. so, every town is a border town. every state is a border state. vice-president harris does not have a solution to this because they don't

daysha and destiny hogan, 7 and 9 years old officials calling their mother tinessa hogan a person of have similar information who what you brought out earlier that she was in the canal. that she was offering to baptize people in the neighborhood that is an angle that we're exploring. >> reporter: a neighbor tells us this is where hogan lived with her two earn children. lauder hill children are stationed outside the home this woman who asked us to conceal her identity said she had interactions with the mother >> she was swimming right towards us and then she decided to turn around and go back -- she was like, come here, let me baptize you. >> reporter: the canal wraps around a residential neighborhood. >> they say the little girl is in the lake so when we rush here we see her floating. >> reporter: a makeshift memorial is now growing at the spot where the second body was found. >> looked like she was having some kind of personal or emotional like -- like -- >> problems. >> problems like couldn't express it like, like -- she was just like on like her back like this during the day like

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police say destiny hogan and asia hogan were found floating in the canal just hours apart.this awful awful tragedy, chief, thank you for being here. when you have kids involved in something like this it seems so bizarre this gains a lot of interest across the nation. can you tell me about the initial call that came in and how do you pieces together because you have no witnesses? >> correct and it is a tragic incident to say the least. we received a 911 call on june 20 second about a young person, we were not able to determine the age at the time, just that was a preteen. once we arrived on scene we did identify a female who was in the water. we were able to have her removed from the water, try to identify any missing persons that were reported so we reached out to several agencies to try to pull that information to see someone reported missing, we had a couple people come to the scene. unfortunately they wanted to identify to see if the person was their child. it took a moment to determine who the child was, waiting on someone to report her as missing. later on we did ident

let's go to alex, alex hogan live.g and once in this room behind me, the masks still didn't need to go on but again is the first day new yorkers do not see this early voting is so far there's been about 200 people getting our first look and race voting were people support only the really seeing what incentives instead of picking one candidate, the ranking the top five candidates printed the race this time around are mayor control or any public advocates and borough president. this thursday and three are debate, five leading mayor candidates laid out their agenda for tackling rising crime in the city, marijuana regulations, and how they would work with governor cuomo who has historically had a contentious relationship of the city's mayor. it also -right-curly-bracket the allegations as well as an investigation into policy and nursing homes during the early months of the pandemic. >> we need to reset the albany relationship between the mayor and the governor. i've been one of the leading performers when i served in the s

alex hogan.d evening. >> nearly two dozen people were shot in new york city over the weekend, increased crime remaining a key concern for leaders and some of the nation's largest cities. utterly morning shooting at an atlanta grocery store. one man opening fire after a cashier asked amanda put on a mask. bullets killing the cashier and wounding an off-duty cop. in minneapolis, one woman is dead and three people wounded when a man drove into a group of processors. demonstrators pulling from his car. the suspect is being treated for minor injuries. the victim's mother powerfully calling for peace, asking the public not to retaliate against him. >> that family will be suffering on their own as well as he will. he will be living with that nightmare and it is a nightmare for the rest of his life. >> in chicago over the weekend to a gunman opened fire into a crowd, injuring nine people and killing a mother of three. her 11-year-old daughter sharing the news with the rest of the family. she is 1 of 34 p

shannon. >> shannon: alex hogan, thank you very much.article by an investigative reporter in the "usa today" opinion section is shedding new light on and under the radar conference call including dr. anthony fauci and a number of international scientists in february of 2020. they were discussing the origins of covid-19. the author writes "the teleconference on february 1st, 2020, appears to have played a pivotal role in shaping the early views of several key scientists whose published papers and public statements contributed to the shutting down of legitimate discussion about whether a laboratory in wuhan, china, might have ignited the covid-19 pandemic." let's discuss this with the panel, chris hahn. jack brewer. thank you for being back with us. >> great to be here. >> shannon: a lot of the centers around the fact that there were experts on the call. christian anderson came up in the emails, sending an email to dr. fauci saying that there's features that look potentially engineered. in the usa report they say three days after that, the

let's bring in art hogan.rt, this esg is a locomotive and will be part of a standard valuation metric like a p-e ratio. are you concerned about the woke elements, for instance, we know materials, right? we need mining, oil drilling those things. what we're hearing you can't even price out or build major oil drilling down the road. so i'm just kind of concerned about that. we buy things eventually end up in the ocean but we still got to buy them. >> you know cha, charles? you bring up really good points. important to put historical context around this. social investing, being aware what you're investing in goes back 50 years to the 70s. we started with sin stocks. which are largely alcohol, tobacco and firearms. and the first socially responsible fund started in 1971. called pax world fund. still exists today. flak forward to the 80s we wanted companies to divest from south africa for antiapartheid reasons. then 89, 90, exxon valdez put a environmental piece. there is always a cohort of investors over several d

jon: alex hogan live in mix, texas. alex, thanks. more on the vice president's visit ands crisis on the border let's bring in arizona attorney general mark brnovich. attorney general brnovich she and joe biden said they inherited a tough situation. they said they made progress in the last five months. how would you assess that progress? >> on a scale of zero to 100 i would say something negative 100, something below zero because what she is saying is absolutely inconsistent with the reality. here are the facts. just this year we know through may there has been more fentanyl seized than all of 2020, hundred% increase. that will pollute our neighborhoods. i.c.e., there is dramatic apprehensions. we have lawsuits against the biden administration. felons are being released into the community. we're on pace to have two million people cross the border this year. as your piece showed this is a 20-year high, 20 year record. we know vice president harris has gone down to guatemala promised central american countries hundreds of millions of do

arthel: alex hogan live in harlem. thank you. meanwhile, the migrant crisis at the southern border continues, testing the biden administration as vice president kamala harris is taking her first foreign trip to guatemala and mexico, looking to forge a partnership with the two nations and address the root cause of migration. let's go to aishah hasnie live on the border in la jolla, texas. >> reporter: hi, arthel. i'm standing in a very popular crossing point in la jolla. behind me, you can see about 2 dozen migrants that are waiting now to be processed. but just in the last five minutes, border patrol agents gathered a couple more families and to my right they brought them over here to now be loaded onto busses. we're going to try not to show as many face as possible because there are several children here as well. and some babies are crying and obviously it's about 90 degrees out here so this has been very strenuous for them. this will be the focus on vice president kamala harris' first foreign trip today, departing joint base an

mike: alex hogan starting us live from harlem. many thanks. ♪ ♪ ♪ mike: fox news learning exclusively that a group of bipartisan lawmakers are preparing to unveil a new 878 billion-dollar infrastructure proposal. this as negotiations between president biden and the group of gop senators are set to resume at the white house tomorrow. david spunt is live at the white house with more on where these talks stand, hello, david. david: hi, mike, if a negotiation is successful, both sides will feel a little bit of a sting, in the power corridors not only capitol hill but the west wing of the white house because both sides have clearly not gotten what they want. president biden spoke twice to the lead republican negotiator on infrastructure senator shelley of west virginia. he spoke with her last wednesday and last friday. he's going to be speaking to her again tomorrow. senator and her team proposing $978 billion in that package, that's up 50 billion and that's with a b and it's a sign that republicans want to negotiate. the president cig

daysha and destiny hogan, 7 and the 7 and 9 year olds.icials are calling their mother a person of interest. >> we have similar information to what you brought out earlier, that she was in the canal, that she was offering to baptize people in the neighborhood this is an angle we're exploring. >> reporter: a neighbor tells us this is where hogan lived with her two children lauder hill police are stationed outside the home which sits on the canal. this woman who asked us to conceal her identity said she had interactions with the mother >> she was swimming right toward us she decided to turn around she was like come here and let me baptize you >> reporter: the canal wraps around a residential neighborhood. >> they say the little girl is in the lake. so when we rush here, we see her floating. >> i think she was having emotional problems like couldn't express it she was just like on like he i say are you okay and she starts coming towards me, but then she got around and started walking around on the lawn, then she went back around the house and

now for a different perspective on the crisis along the border, alex hogan talks with the mayor of one community about his plans to deal with the current search. she's reporting tonight from mcallen, texas. >> along the country's southern border, more calls for local leaders to send federal resources. the rio grande valley is the busiest sector for illegal immigration. in mcallen, texas, the newly elected mayor javier via lobo said he's the first republican to take the role in 24 years. he said the city is safe but local agencies are stretched thin as crossings continue to climb and nonessential travel remains banned. >> the ones that we know that come across our bridge and affect our economy, that's something that washington said look at our economy, look at how it's affecting us and look at what is going on, you're making us spend money on something we shouldn't. >> customs and border protection agents say the extreme south texas heat is forming human traffickers to keep stash houses to keep smuggled migrants under the radar. just south of the rio grande river, 19 people including 15

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deaths of two sisters who were found floating in a canal, and that person is their own mother, tinessa hogan she was contacted by police. she is not in the community right now. >> reporter: they've identified the sisters as nine-year-old destiny and seven-year-old daysha.nine-year-old destiny and seven-ye neighbor lawana johnson discovered one of the bodies. >> it shocked me. i froze. then i started to cry. >> reporter: the gruesome discovery happened around noon yesterday. destiny's body was found first, and about eight hours later, het sister's was discovered about 500 feet away in the same canal. witnesses say she was wearing flowered pajama pants. >> we are definitely treating it as if it was a criminal investigation. >> reporter: officials say they are still awaiting results of autopsies on the girls. they are unsure when the sisters ended up in the water but believe they've been there for some time. >> we're hoping the community reaches out and helps us put into some context how this happened. >> reporter: police say the mother, who was not immediately >> o'donnell: tonight, a new mexi

the fact that layer youly hogan is -- larry hogan is going along with this is hugely significant, showsers in the state are saying we need help. we've got hundreds of thousands of people -- millions around the country who are not getting -- not going back in the workforce and this is going to really hurt the economic recovery. so that's a very, very significant thing that larry how hogan is doing it. i love larry. he's considered a certain kind of democrat rather than republican. this shows democrats you have to get on board with this too because you'll be lagging other states. maria: really interesting. dagen, how do you see it. dagen: the worker shortage, if you want evidence, just read the fed's beige book that came out yesterday. the anecdotes in there are not shocking, but really telling, that businesses reported across much of the country acute labor shortages and that they've had to raise prices because they're having difficult at this meeting -- difficulty meeting demand. manufacturers and home builders report that workers and materials are in short supply. one manufacturer in b

box news alex hogan is at the border in texas with a firsthand look at the enforcement efforts going day in day out in the rio grande valley agents watching the border no. the treacherous summer days will only bring out more people by nightfall overnight, hundreds of migrants tried relying on the near full moon in the faint glow of city lights, but couldn't find their way to divide me. there's a large group coming out of that area. traveling by night, many in this group got lost in the darkness needing to call, 911 and police sounding off their sirens to lead them right here, or fox crew witnessing hundreds of crossings while joining the texas department of public safety. atvs whispering away pregnant mothers and newborn children in need of medical help. others finished by foot. sleep deprived, dehydrated and covered in bug bites. the flashlights of law enforcement illuminating dangers along their path. night after night they come. it's a journey started in areas all over the world 148 different countries for patrol agents have apprehended individuals from in del rio border patrol de

arthel: alex hogan live along the border in mission, texas. thanks, alex, eric. eric: president biden walking back that threat not to sign the huge bipartisan infrastructure bill unless it comes with a separate and much larger democrat only package. that is likely to pass on a party line vote. the president's sudden comments this weekend kind of threw a bit of a monkey wrench into the negotiations of what everybody agreed to. mark meredith standing by at the white house with the latest reaction to what happened this weekend. >> reporter: good afternoon. the infrastructure framework agreement between the white house and a handful of senators appears to be holding but as you mentioned things were a little rocky the past 48 hours. the president had a chance to issue a statement to make sure that the deal would be kept alive and keeping it from imploding. the president issued a rare statement while up at camp david. he insisted the deal is very much alive and he didn't mean to create the impression that he would only sign infrastructure if he also got his way first o

>> mike: alex hogan live in la jolla, thank you very much.t biden. he hoped to have 70% of americans receive at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine by the 4th of july. but so far the numbers are falling short. correspondent rich edson is live in raleigh, north carolina tonight where the president is trying to convince folks to roll up their sleeves. >> the best way to protect yourself against the virus and its variants is to be fully vaccinated. it works. it's free. it's safe. it's easy. it's convenient. >> president biden is making the case in person for americans to get the shot. today the mobile vaccination site in raleigh. here in north carolina only 55% of adults have received at least one shot as the nationwide vaccination effort has slowed. the white house acknowledged it will fall short of its july 4th vaccination target. 70% of adults having at least one shot. officials say that goal needs a few more weeks. so they are stepping up efforts to reach reluctant americans. >> so we will continue to meet people where they are mobile cli

police say it happened on caldwell avenue, not far from hogan middle sch woman and 16-year-old girl are in grave condition. a motive for the shooting is not released. >>> pain and loss for the vta family. the lives of the nine men are all being remembered in countless ways. last night in san jose, the vta board held its first meeting since the rampage. board chair glen hendricks broke down multiple times sharing stories about each victim through his tears. employees yesterday were shuttled in buses with special logos to the first of nine funerals. >> he attended night school in his native iran to pursue the american dream, which he maintained as a maintainer at the vta. >> and it's still not clear if the buildings where the rampage happened will stay up, be changed or be demolished. >>> we just got the latest data from the labor department. the may jobs report is lackluster but still shows the economy is recovering. the 559,000 new jobs created was less than economists expected. the second month in a row where the number was unexpectedly low. the unemployment rate now is 5.8%. now many

alex hogan is live in the rio grand valley.challenge the hhs secretary will visit an intake site in fort bliss, texas. the vice president is facing criticism for her trip to the border just this past week for not visiting any intake sites with migrants and not arriving in the rio grande valley. we're on a ranch 70 miles north of the border and a couple of miles from the border checkpoint. the last line of defense for agencies trying to stop drug smuggling and human trafficking. beyond the stop there is more than 1,000 square miles of land primarily privately owned ranchs where many people take off by foot. it's acre after acre of low lying dense brush and often unfortunately when people are dropped off nearby, they get lost. with soaring temperatures right now we're seeing in this area, 47 people have already died so far this year. tragic number expected to only increase in july and in august. the hottest months of the year. smugglers can get through this area. >> they avoid detection. they can't see them from the helicopters o

vallejo police say officers responded last night to a shooting on caldwell avenue not far from hogan middle school. not gotten a lot of information besides that this morning. police say at least three victims were taken to the hospital. of course we'll continue to follow and bring you updates. >>> now to continuing coverage of its mass shooting of the vta rail yard. the transit agency's board in san jose is taking time to honor the nine victims during its first meeting since the violent incident. vta is also deciding what to do with the buildings where the shooting took place. "today in the bay's" ian cull has more. >> 49 years old, father of three children and a husband to tara. >> reporter: remembering their colleagues, the vta board and its first meeting back honoring the nine people killed in the may 26th mass shooting. >> friends say jose would give you the shirt off of his back. >> reporter: glenn hendricks breaking down multiple times. >> remembered as someone with a great sense of humor with three children and several grandchildren. >> reporter: closing out the meeting with t

attack may will be added to the growing list of atrocities to investigate victoria to be al jazeera hogan's pro democracy newspaper. apple daily has printed its last edition. its been full of clothes after its assets were frozen, and top executives were arrested. the newspaper is the latest institution in the city that folded under pressure and spacing, impose a new national security lot. if you could. paula has more from hong kong. i'm at one of the newspapers that i've already sold out of apple daily in the early hours . i've received some fresh coffee and as you can see behind me, there's a steady stream of people coming to get their coffee. now, apple daily, faster this printing about a 1000000 copies and expected to be sold out. to put this into context, hong kong has only around 8000000 people. so, but apple daily had in its last edition, made a course to show how it's been so important to hong kong pro democracy movement. and one of the things they've done is made a special supplement here showing all the major stories that covered. many of them are process and the both the offline,

still be with one yet chin even in the darkest days. solving hogan the whole, i hope they remind me of the beliefs i started with, even if i'm jailed in the future. one started the group student politicize him last may just after hong kong or is heard about the national security law at 20. he's one of the oldest in the group there as young as 15. there's some of the few still visible on the streets. many other groups are gone. sorry, not all of that. well, i decided not to go to college last year, which i wanted to get to keep myself to activism while i was still free. i heard all, they are still work. i know many political influences seldom speak in public. they could be coughed under the national security law, all else, especially with it being so uncertain and how we feel like we have to step on. especially when prominent figures are either in jail or in exile. all that, like, well why one has been arrested for times in the last year, twice just this month. march is our band under pandemic rule. he and his group hand out leaflets instead, but it's enough to get him into trouble. the

and how will respond to specific kinds of actions that harm america's interest. hogan glaze, arrested 5 executives, the ample daily newspaper under the national security lower imposed by basing that accused of colluding with what the government calls foreign enemies to harm china. and the 1st crew to be sent to china. these base station just dumped the ocean through 12 mission blasted on from team one launch center 37 hours ago. and preliminary findings in the causes of a deadly subway collapse in mexico city. last month places, layman, structural deficiencies to supply cars brought down on may. the 3rd thing 26 people, those were the headlines will be back with more news and half and here on out there . next, it's the stream to stay with us. from talk to al jazeera, we can, the army were attacking ringo, and now they're attacking everyone in me on my do you regret was like we listen absolutely. nigeria with a woman present it would be great. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on sir. ah, hi, f l e. okay, you're watching the stream. do you remember

. - my name is chris hogan. thrusts of my lab group has recently become the testing of control technology to remove pollutant particles specifically, including infectious particles with viable viruses in them, from the air that we breathe. and we were able to do a test where we aerosolized high concentration solution of porcine corona virus into very small droplets. when we did that particular set of tests on the oxypure, we got an overall removal efficiency of 98%. it's because it uses multiple control technologies in it. first, the air flow passes through an electrostatic precipitator. this is the device which is designed to first ionize particles, so that they'll move in an electric field. and then there is a high efficiency particulate air filter integrated with an activated carbon filter. for particle removal, the more important part is the high efficiency particulate air filter which to have that rating, must be able to remove 99.97% of particles at 300 nanometers. those two technologies together will be e

. >> shannon: we will take you there when it happens, let's get to alex hogan, by the way, you coveredial, did you ever imagine this would have been today? >> this is a breaking shocking news that everyone is very surprised to see today including andrew white who we heard from earlier who seemed surprised as well, of course bill cosby has been in jail for about three years now, set to serve the 10-year sentence as we heard, he will not say that anything he did is true or has been accused of doing true. he remained set in his conversation that he said that all of these interactions were consensual. especially with andrea can't stand. that is something that we heard during the trial and i was there where there was a sea of journalists, but there were also many parts of the room that were filled with women who were accuser saying that they finally wanted to say and see that they were in court where bill cosby would be there and would face time behind bars. many of them say it was a very emotional time. they were crying during that court case, especially when the verdict came out, and i th

so she's very sensitive with really old engineering, it has a surface carburetor, offering him hogan engineering from the 19th century. so will the pensacola come up terms as this old lady is also sensitive to weather conditions, there's the air pressure, humidity, and temperature to consider to go through life. but the accelerator lever immediately gives you a bit of gas and you determine the mixture with a bit of intuition depending on the temperature, air pressure, etc. and i'm going to leave it like this. let's give it a try ignition on the that's nice, that's a good sign. a good omen. definitely would have all of the so come and play cough has reason to be confident about getting a ticket flag. also the upcoming technical inspection. the noise, of course, you're nervous, she's been a real trooper since the last inspection 2 years ago. it's like a head of a school exam where you also feel the pressure sure i'd be disappointed for the transport museum law. this is obviously the parade horse. the show piece is it's the oldest street legal car on german road, fuzzy. google, nice in

alex hogan has more on that.ood evening, the first day of early voting here in new york has come to a close, polls open 8:00 a.m. -- 5:00 p.m. in the process will continue through june the second. today one thing that slightly different, voters will not pick one candidate for the first time, new yorkers do ranked voting, the change is there top 56. the process most voters today tell me they enjoy. >> i like it a lot and i think it makes you a more informed voter, it makes you pay attention to who i want to rank second or third in the issues more. reporter: the top five leading candidates for mayor they stop thursday laying out their agenda, the 3r debate focused on a range of topics including how they would partner with the governor andrew cuomo and mayor bill de blasio have publicly butted heads over city policies, something helpful contenders say they would avoid. the candidates address their view on policing and how to bring down crime. >> we have to continue to make investments in mental health services becau

barton hogan that completely eliminated artificial light, especially at nighttime, is out of the question. but he isn't willing to sit idly by so he drives to the city each night on the lookout for unnatural light and opportunities for improvement. with the aid of a special camera, he measures how does this guy is and more importantly, how bright. it's no surprise that industrial areas are bright and still much of the excess light could be avoided in. a big portion of this area is eliminated by spotlights that rationally on high poles. and they're not covered is that means the light shines in practically all directions and a lot of it goes up to the side where it's not even useful fit. and i get off says i, with the help of the right line, your metal one, it says well as metal covers like could be directed to the spot where it's actually helpful. would you like to? you mentioned that product. making sure that street lights only direct light where it's actually needed is one good way to improve the situation. another important tool in the fight against light pollution, completely avoiding

third and final leg of horse racing triple crown and one of the sports most renowned trainers, alex hoganls, a preview. hello. [laughter] reporter: thank you very much, it's a beautiful day here for the last leg of the triple crown. belmont takes place three weeks after the pandemic and five weeks after kentucky derby and one of the horses not attending the race today is the winner of the derby. medina spirit failing a second job test, defending the trainer notable for two years saying suspension prohibits him or any trainer directly or indirectly employed by the stables from entering horse races or applying at all race tracks. today the favorite to win his others with other favorable odds, hot rod charlie. because of covid the galatians, ten to 20, -- ten to 11000 are expected to be here and fans flocking from all over the country. they are excited about the opportunity for in person events after so much time. >> we are happy to be here, we are thankful belmont park is allowing spectators today. >> unbelievable, after 15 months hanging out in the basement not going anywhere, we've branch

one of the biggest mistakes were hogan's made is getting off college campuses but also to go back toteachers union, why they weighing in on this movement? that's one 100% not in their job description and not something the u.s. supports because it goes against our strong partnership with israel and at least one numbers of the squad supported, is something in the purview, members of congress but like that parent we showed that statement of, literally no one asked the teachers union to weigh in on international politics to all they did was anger a bunch of people and their virtue signal just for that reason. >> thank you and unfortunately didn't get moved but on another day, maybe. next, california's governor and all that power he's got going to coronavirus. the move he made to keep california under tight control, that's next. ♪♪ hot dog or... chicken? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get he

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i have been thinking about this lately because i don't know any of you have been following the hogan's plan to widen up the highways? putin dynamic tolls, and that's just a very high tech solution, but the reality is what are we talking about? we are talking about adding high lane highway lanes! but got me was the rhetoric. peter khan, who is his secretary of transportation who, by the way, his last job was working for a company that built the highways. he got in trouble, but anyway. and people are against this. he complained about a very active vocal minority opposed to reducing the regions congestion. he insists we need more highway lanes. larry hogan said there's a bunch of pro traffic activists where they plot to keep the roads filled with traffic. that's not as bad as what happened in 1968. here's a quick quote from angela bruni who is one of the leaders of the highway result. she recalled fbi harassment and noted this newspaper -- sorry, the washington post, quote call this everything from communist to that little band of discontented people. that engagement, or that conflict is

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and in fact, tracy hogan and ron johnson may have gotten off easy with the censorship.d've been worse, they could've ended up in jail. several weeks ago michigan's attorney general found out that restaurant owner was planning to come on this show to talk about the state's lockdown orders. and their effect on their business. the chief law enforcement officer of the state of michigan wanted to silence her and prevent her from doing that. she wrote this email to her staff, which we are quoting and not making up. "do we know her whereabouts? we should have it picked up before she goes on. this is outrageous." arrested so she can't go on tv to complain about her lockdown orders. and in fact, a week later michigan police arrested her and threw her in jail. she was in prison for daring to come on the shell. that happened in the state of michigan britt are you surprised? we shouldn't be surprised, because it was always the next step. this was never going to end with censorship on social media. build your own twitter. it was never going to end there. if they can control what you

governor larry hogan calling it a disturbing video. >> we're just anxious to get the initial investigationan have all the facts. >> reporter: it's not the only incident in the city being called into question. another video from last week showing the moment 18-year-old tyzeer griffin was takesed. they stopped the teenager for the same violation and used the taser after he allegedly became angry and they arrested him. they said vaping on the boardwalk is not a criminal offense. teenagers should not including arrest, assault, and disorderly conduct. they were all released from jail without a bail being set. as future this that other teenager, griffin that that second video, a friend who recorded that video says before she started rolling, he was never a threat to police. now don, keep in mind this all happening in a state, maryland, that really was ahead of the curve when it came to police reforms. in fact, the legislature passed a number of bills earlier this year that were set to go in effect in a few months. don? we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ tonight...i'll be eating cheesy cauliflower pizza wi

in alan hogan, he is with the w sports. he's been watching the game. it's good to see you. so tell us what, what happened here in this game? it all started out fine. germany, i think might even look crisper than france at the beginning. and then came that moment we were just talking about math almost 20th minute. yep. it changed everything and i can't really say, you know, it was a blunder. let's just say it's a blender there is. yeah. could have happened to anyone. he was in that he was in position to trying to get the ball away from the net. it went in and after that, germany never had a chance to get on the scoreboard themself. where as they did have a couple of good shots, but just they couldn't get the ball on the net. let's put it that way. whereas france actually did get the ball on the net twice. they were lucky germany, we're lucky that the final score wasn't to nail or 3. now what, what's wrong with team germany? mean they've been up and down ever since the crash down to the last world cup new. it's like there's this cloud over their heads and and yeah, they haven

alex hogan has more. hey, alex. >> hi, neil.busiest section along the southern border. meanwhile, the vice-president visited el paso about 10 hours away from here by car and she faced questions about that during her visit. >> right now was the right time to make your first trip to the border? >> it's not my first trip. >> the first in-- >> so, this important aspect of this visit is leaving this visit after the work that we did in guatemala and mexico, i said back in march that i was going to come to the border, this is not a new plan. >> harris visited the el paso section, where visits increase from last year. former president trump will visit rgv where they're up. and she toured a processing center and customs facility and spoke about the need to fight root causes of migration and critics say she didn't witness the reality of many border agencies in the rio grande valley who work 12-hour shifts making rescues and processing hundreds of people every day. here in rgv, borders work with the help of state troopers and police. the l