jackie ibanez. >> good morning white house press secretary jen psaki in trouble after mark of network coverage of soft on crime policy. listen. >> and jeanine pirro talking about soft on crime consequences come i mean what does that even mean, right?

jackie ibanez with the details. >> good morning, todd white house press secretary jen psaki in hot water after appearing to muck our network coverage soft on crime policy. listen. >> jeanine pirro talking about soft on crime consequences. what does that mean?

jackie ibanez has the latest.

. >> todd: jackie ibanez is here. jacky. >> jackie: canada requesting law enforcement personnel to help end the protest. the city banning honking for 10 days. ottawa police chief is calling for additional measures against the freedom convoy. >> policing is part of the solution, not the only part. requesting that the city utilize convening powers to engage financial institutions, insurance companies and associations, gas companies and associations, trucking companies, local bia's, anything to restrict material and financial support going to the demonstrators. >> jackie: freedom convoy organizers say allegations are a distraction from their broader message. 20 demonstrators have been arrestd and hundreds of traffic tickets have been written and opened criminal investigations into the convoy. many americans are joining the canadian cause, including one on the frontline in ottawa. brian greg saying ", i support them and will until the end, mandates need to stop, they are hurting canadian families," and 100 truckers drove t

toxicologied >> todd: jackie ibanez has more. jacky. >> jackie: 25-year-old man is charged with murdering christina inside her chinatown apartment. at the time of the arrest, nash was out on bail for three separate open cases. in september, he allegedly punched a 63-year-old man in the face at a subway station, that was five days after he was caught with synthetic marijuana at the same location and nash was arrested for criminal mischief on january 6th. his rap sheet includes a dozen arrest necessary new york and new jersey dating back to 2012. mayor eric adams on soft on bail policy saying this killing was preventable. listen. >> he's a poster person for a failing system that creates crisis, he should not have been on the streets. we should do a better job making sure dangerous people are not on the streets. >> jackie: community members gathered monday night as her loved ones mourned her death. progressive congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez blames expiration of the child tax credit for the recent crime surge. >> because we ru

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. >> ashley: republicans threatened to speak up for donation rates for the truckers, jackie ibanez joinslive, good morning, jackie. >> that is right the capital of canada in a state of emergency after 500 truckers protest covid mandates. seven people were arrested at the protest over the weekend and hundreds more ticketed. the police threatening to arrest anyone caught bringing superiorl support. the city's mayor labeling a threat to public safety. as a local police chief takes it a step further. >> of the city is under siege. this is a threat to our democracy. there is a nationwide insurrection. this is madness. bead two ottawa residents suing seeking $10 million. the same amount raised in a gofundme in support of the truckers. meanwhile, gofundme says they will be refunding donations after funds to the convoy official campaign. the company claims it was because there was violence connected with the freedom convoy and the protest became an occupation. but many are calling out the companies double standard after promoted fund for the capitol hill organized protest with self-declared econ

jackie ibanez. >> good morning white house press secretary jen psaki in trouble after mark of networkerage of soft on crime policy. listen. >> and jeanine pirro talking about soft on crime consequences come i mean what does that even mean, right? and so alternate universe on some coverage. >> ashley: our very own jacqui heinrich pressed jen psaki on criticism of crime coverage. >> where you -- is that at all a reflection of the priorities of the administration? speak with the president has been a long time at advocate of addressing crimes. he's never been for defunding the police. addressing crime is something the root of the president's agenda. >> ashley: the national fraternal order of police demanding the white house official issue an apology. the f.o.p. president writes "i think it is wrong, very wrong for jen psaki to suggest violent crime in this country is of no concern or laugh it off. violent crimes are part of some other reality will not help the victims. jen psaki owes him an apology." her comments come as police and first responders become targets. a firefighter is shot an

jackie ibanez is live with the details. jacky. >> jackie: president biden's trip to new york city is setting police reform. the white house is working on so-called anti-law enforcement officer. working draft of the document found it would focus on "the legacy of systematic racism, reform body cam policy, ban choke holds and no-knock warrants," and expected to be released in the coming weeks. affecting the fbi and dea, but the impact is sure to go beyond that. just yesterday, the sister of wilbert mora pleaded for change at his funeral. listen. >> how many jasons, how many wilberts and officers have to lose their lives before this law changes. who looks after their lives? >> jackie: lieutenant of off-duty officer shot and killed while house hunting with his girlfriend last month said the system needs to crack down on criminals, not cops. >> fernando, the system and community you work so hard for, failed you. you shared worries over the anti-police climate and woke mayor that seemed to make things worse issue not better. your

jackie ibanez has the latest. good morning. >> jackie: good morning. states giving the green light to pull down the masks. the white house is facing scrutiny for falling behind on nationwide return to normalcy. >> why not hearing the same messaging for states making the move that we heard with for instance ron desantis? >> press sect. psaki: there is difference in standing in the way of it and allowing local school districts to make choices, what a number of states are dog. >> the cdc is not letting up on mask mandates either. bluest of states are saying enough is enough. >> hospitalizations are still high, death rates are still high. we work toward that and are encouraged by current trends, we are not there yet. >> sudden backtrack, mandates divided the country. oklahoma congressman kevin hearn calling out monkey see, monkey do. i would love to see whatever internal polling went around the democratic party, democrat run states are dropping mandates as fast as they can. virginia governor dmreens seeing masking strong holds like new york and washington

. >> todd: jackie ibanez is here on more about the freedom convoy. >> jackie: requesting 1800 law enforcement personnel to help end the protest, the city is banning honking for 10 days. ottawa police chief is calling for additional measures against the convoy. >> it is part of the demonstration. we are requesting the city utilize power to engage financial institutions, insurance companies associations gas companies and association, local bia's to restrict financial support going to demonstrators. >> jackie: freedom convoy demonstrators say it is a distraction from the broader message. 20 demonstrators have been arrested and hundreds of traffic tickets have been written and police opened at least 60 criminal investigations into the convoy. many americans are joining the cause including one on the frontline in ottawa. brian greg telling daily mail, i support them and will until the end, the mandates need to stop, they are hurting canadian truckers. another trucker convoy plans to begin in california and converge on washington, d.c. next month. >> in no way is this a right-wing issue or a left-w

. >> jackie ibanez. >> carley: the trip to new york city is sitting the scene for negative order on police reform and right now the white house is working on so-called anti-law enforcement work. fox news reviewed working draft of the document finding. it will focus on the legacy and systematic racism and policing with a national databases, and choke holds and no-knock warrants. it is expected to be released in the coming week only affecting federal law enforcement like fbi and dea, but its impact could go way beyond that. just yesterday the system or a detective wilbert mora for more support for the police at his funeral. listen. >> how many, wilberts, how many jason's and how many before the system changes? the nypd protects them but who protects them and who protects their lives? >> across the country in los angeles a police officer shot and killed off duty is laid to rest. killed last month while house hunting by suspected gang members of lieutenant who said, enough is enough. he is bowing to continue to where his badge and the royal honor. from coast-to-coast, back to you guys. >> carl

jackie ibanez with the details. >> good morning, todd white house press secretary jen psaki in hot water muck our network coverage soft on crime policy. listen. >> jeanine pirro talking about soft on crime consequences. what does that mean? so an alternate universe on some coverage. >> our very own jacqui heinrich press jen psaki on the press coverage. >> where you seeking personal command or is that at all a reflection of this hierarchy of the administration? the president has been a longtime advocate of addressing crime. he has never been for defining the police. that is a root of the president's agenda. speed to national fraternal order of police has demanding te white house official issue an apology. the president writes "i think it is wrong, very wrong for jen psaki to suggest violent crime in the country is of no concern or to laugh it off pretending violent crime are part of another reality will not help this domestic victims. jen psaki owns a apology. the first responders become a target. a firefighter is shot and killed putting out a dumpster fire in stockton, california. he lea

jackie ibanez, fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. he is a terrorist. terrorists. the idea to actually hide and lie in wait to murder men and women. in uniform is the most despicable thing that i could think of. strong reaction tonight from the sister of the federal security officer who was gunned down by a former air force staff sergeant in oakland. good evening. i'm christine overdose them. andre senior steven carrillo pleaded guilty today to killing david patrick underwood. more than a year ago, korea was part of a domestic terrorist group exploiting the unrest after the murder of george floyd ktvu. evan sernoffsky has more on this plea and therom the victim's family. the idea. of him not living when he should be. is excruciating, and it's very, extremely painful. for all of us, angela away from her brother's killer friday in federal court. stephen correo admitted to fatally shooting dave patrick underwood outside the federal building in oakland on may 29th 2020. it was very surreal sitting there. in the same space where the person that killed my bro

visit www dot acp benefit .org jackie ibanez, fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now.us until late april early may to get to 14 traffic fatalities. now with five traffic tragedies in the south air outpacing last year, and now officials are searching for the reason behind the spike . good evening, everyone i'm frank mallicoat and i'm heather holmes. it has happened again for the 15th time. this year, someone has been killed in a crash on city streets in san jose. the latest happened overnight on santa loss expressway at the intersection of payne avenue are south bay reporter jesse gary is live now at police headquarters with an update on the investigation and the climbing numbers of people dying on streets of san jose, jesse. heather sandals. a police say it's too soon to tell if speed or other factors contributed to this fatal crash . what is clear is that in this city this year three times as many people have died on the roadways, as did last year at the same point early tuesday morning. san jose police clear record from the latest accident to claim another life. this