a jenkins. oh, god. give her that script that she needs and when she's criticized or god be with him, hold the hand. we pray because we know you are god beside the heels in the world and reminded of solomon. oh god. when he was sworn in, and he became the great king that he was, and you asked him, you say, solomon, whatever you want, ask, and i would give it and then he didn't ask for riches and silver and gold, but he asked you to give him understanding how the lead your people. give the a that give it an understanding. because she gonna stand for justice and she gonna stand for what's right. be with our we prayed walk with her when the violence are low, when, when despairs all around, walk with old guard and talk to him. we pray and we have forever will lift you up, lord and then bless the family blessed her husband and the children of god. keep them, strong lord because we love them, and we know that you love them, too. and then we thank you for giving us the san francisco. oh, lord, we need her in ti

h jenkins have requested that state attorney general rob bonta take over this case. i want to believe in this system of justice. i want to believe that is a fair system. unless the state attorney general takes over the case. jenkins is expected to dismiss the charges against the officer in a hearing scheduled for march, 1st. i reached out to the state attorney general but did not hear back. alright early in studio tonight, amber. thank you. newt 11 of trial is set for next month to determine the winner of the district four school board race in oakland. initially nick resnick was declared the winner, but the registrar's office later announced there was a tabulation error of ranked choice ballots. they found that incumbent mike hutchinson won the race because the election was already certified. the case must go to court trial on march 16th. is expected to last a day or less federal judges preventing the city of oakland from clearing out a large homeless encampment on wood street near interstate 80. the chronicle reports. today's ruling bars the city from removing about

jenkins, see you the jenkins, great to see you in the studio soon. jenkins studio speak soon.or , formerly of the office for national statistics. do check his excellent twitter feed . his excellent twitter feed. jamie jenkins at stats. his excellent twitter feed. jamie jenkins at stats . jamie is jamie jenkins at stats. jamie is how you can find him well worth a read. next this is absolutely fascinating as new monarch disappears from australian is king charles losing his grip on the commonwealth? is this his first major setback? it proof that he lacks his mother's touch. is he presiding over a monarchy in decline? we'll get the views of top royal insider ingnd the views of top royal insider ingrid seward , who knows the ingrid seward, who knows the king well. see you r ,in , in two. welcome back to the show. now troubling news for our monarch. king charles will not feature on australia's new $5 note. according to the country's central bank, the new will pay tribute to the culture and history of indigenous australia . a portrait of the late queen elizabeth does appear on the cu

jenkins, see you the jenkins, great to see you in the studio soon. jenkins studio speak soon.or , formerly of the office for national statistics. do check his excellent twitter feed . his excellent twitter feed. jamie jenkins at stats. his excellent twitter feed. jamie jenkins at stats . jamie is jamie jenkins at stats. jamie is how you can find him well worth a read. next this is absolutely fascinating as new monarch disappears from australian is king charles losing his grip on the commonwealth? is this his first major setback? it proof that he lacks his mother's touch. is he presiding over a monarchy in decline? we'll get the views of top royal insider ingnd the views of top royal insider ingrid seward , who knows the ingrid seward, who knows the king well. see you r ,in , in two. welcome back to the show. now troubling news for our monarch. king charles will not feature on australia's new $5 note. according to the country's central bank, the new will pay tribute to the culture and history of indigenous australia . a portrait of the late queen elizabeth does appear on the cu

jenkins have requested that state attorney general rob bonta take over this case. i want to believe in the system of justice. i want to believe that is a fair system. unless the state attorney general takes over the case. jenkins is expected to dismiss the charges against the officer in a hearing scheduled for march. 1st greg amberleigh live in the newsroom for us tonight, amber. thank you. san francisco's d, a feuds with her predecessor, alameda county's top prosecutor under scrutiny later in the newscast, details on a controversial plea deal offered by the new d a more on that story at 10 30. we are hearing from the north, the man badly hurt by a sonoma county sheriff's canine after he won $1.35 million settlement overt o jason angler around works home back in 2020 after a 911 call from another man who said angle era why rick pulled a gun. when deputies confronted him. he put his hands in the air. so did his beyonce, who was also seen here in the video taken by his daughter. that you appear to have a verbal exchange with deputies and then a deputy taste and guerr

jenkins and mr. jones did, they really started the conversation about the bias buy proxy and ended up in the policy and ended up being a big part of having a policy that actually the state of california and the ripa board held as a model and for those of you that aren't familiar with bio bi proxy, this is when a person calls the police and their biases are then transmitted to dispatcher and it causes a reaction that sometimes can lead to very bad consequences, so ms. jenkins and mr. jones were the two community members that really raised that issue and we responded and we ended up getting it in our policy and we really appreciate your work. this is long overdue. i think that was like, three, four years ago when those conversations were happening, but it's not too late to appreciate the good work. and their leadership in this process so i want to acknowledge them and i will read their certificates one at a time. first march ms. an -- first, ms. jenkins and you have family here. if you don't mind stand

these men are both facing life in prison, jenkins said. one man is the suspect in a 2009 murder. here in san francisco relating to domestic violence. the other has a warrant out for multiple counts of child sexual abuse. the city's sanctuary. city laws don't allow the da's office to cooperate with ice or the department of homeland security on deportation matters. but the feds won't agree to extradite these suspects unless the city notifies them. if they are released, the federal government wants to be able to deport them, should they not go into custody to face the punishment for these crimes. jenkins said she supports the city sanctuary city ordinance but calls this a unique circumstance. what we can't allow in san francisco are for people to commit heinous crimes, like murder or child rape, and then just be able to flee our jurisdiction and avoid prosecution. there is no question that the federal government should extradite these individuals. these are heinous crimes in the president of the board of supervisors accuses the feds of playing politics. he wants the suspects apprehe

attorney, diana beckten here and state senator from another county and our district attorney brook jenkins and other representives from our local to our state to our many of our officials from all over the bay area region. why are we here today? we are here because we understand we just celebrated the 50th anniversary of roe v wade last year, the rights of women to choose how they take care of their health by not granting access to abortion in places all over the united states is absolutely a direct threat against women's health, period. [applause] so, we are here because kimberley ellis, the director of the commission on the status of women came to me and to other women throughout the bay area to talk about how are we going to respond. as places like texas deny women the right to get an abortion and to take care of their health and to make decisions about their bodies, what happens when those women need help? they come to places like california. what is going to be our response not just in san francisco, but what's going to be our response in california? last year women came together and

in a letter obtained by the chronicle, jenkins tells state attorney general rob bonta that she believesthe case was filed by a former dhs of boudin for political reasons, jenkins said quote i cannot pursue this case out of political convenience, given the conflicts that have arisen, the evidentiary problems and the complete lack of good faith surrounding the filing of this matter. we cannot ethically proceed with this prosecution. the chronicle reports that an attorney for o neal's family is asking the state to take over that prosecution. california attorney general rob vontaze wife is set to lead a committee that oversees his budget and political analysts say this raises some at the goal questions. the person who made the decision is assembly speaker anthony rendon. he tapped oakland assembly member mia bonta. the leader budget subcommittee that oversees public safety funding that includes a variety of state departments, including the state department of justice, which attorney general bonta leads. in a statement, speaker anthony rendon noted the budget process does go through several

the police officers association and district attorney brooke jenkins. it was also co-signed by several board supervisors saying this is one step in protecting residents while creating more incentives in the future for hiring and retaining officers, which has been a struggle. this is not a crisis that just happened overnight. it's been building for the last 2 years. we've been ringing alarm to this mayor and i'm happy she's finally embrace this. >> and decided to put public safety is a top priority for the city. well, the mayor has support within the board supervisor dean preston takes issue with it. >> going as far as to say, quote, it is preposterous and sfpd a department. the got bonuses raises and a 50 million dollar budget increase last summer. welcome back. 7 months later for an additional 27.0, 6 million dollars. it's even harder to square this massive overspending at a time when other departments are being told to cut critical services due to a projected deficit, we need to demand some accountability and stop writing us of pd blank checks. >> tha

those charges filed by jenkins, predecessor chasing boudin, ktvu.ambelli spoke with the man's aunt. she says she's still holding out hope, the officer will be held accountable if it was a white man that got out of that van. i believe he would still be alive . this is the scene of a deadly police shooting in san francisco's bayview district on december 1st 2017 the unarmed carjacking suspect shot and killed by a rookie police officer is kitty o'neil, who is black body cam. footage shows officer chris samayoa fired his weapon through the glass window of the patrol car he was riding in o'neill's and april green says she wants to justice. police officers are bad. but there are those that are bad seeds, and they need to be held accountable for when they put on that blue uniform. but then intent of abusing it in 2020, then district attorney chase a. boudin made the historic move of charging the fired officer with manslaughter, but voters recalled boudin last fall. now current d a. brook jenkins plans to dismiss the case against the officer responsible. it

jenkins also said that the families of the victims are cooperating. and they want justice reporting live in san francisco. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. all right, alyssa. thank you. san francisco state senator scott wiener introduced new legislation today aimed at building more housing in the city. wiener joint housing advocates to outline his proposal it would extend the law that's already on the books to streamline and accelerate housing approvals in areas that underperformed their housing targets. housing advocates say sp 35 effectively stripped away the red tape that gets people off the streets and into permanent housing. we need to do this fast because we're at a terrible crisis. people can't afford housing, and we're going to make this tool even better, and it's going to allow us to have particularly more affordable housing, not in years , but in months. critics said. the bill say the legislation takes away local control from cities. some union leaders may also be opposed if it removes requirements to use union labor in the housing

jenkins doesn't want to take up the case, calling it political. that former d.a. is firing back.gio quintana with that and a letter asking for help from the state. >> reporter: brooke jenkins spells out why she would like him to take over the manslaughter case against the former police officer who shot and killed tate o'neill in 2017. he was the first of three officers criminally charged by former d.a. chesa booudin. she feels it was politically motivated. it is our intention to dismiss the charges unless the attorney general's office takes it over. former d.a. fired back. >> she's scapegoating me to hide what it shows about her. she will not hold everyone equally accountable under the law. but she says there's a higher burden of proof than in a civil case. this is from a high-speed police chase of a carjacked van. the rookie officer fired through the window of his police cruiser. this case against the former police officer was first considered by former san francisc

thank you da jenkins. good morning, everybody. i will start with d ajenkins left awl off expressing my condolences to the victim's families and everyone impacted by the mass shootings at half moon bay, monterey park and oakland. these types of incidents shake us to our core. and the basis of many of the incidents approximate are route in the hate. it is quite simple. they are rot in the hate. so -- it was tragic to start what should be such a great time with the new year and lounar new year with tragedies of this magnitude. as we always have to do, we have to look at each other and ban together and pick up piece and move forward. that's what this is about. this is about how we do it as a community. all of us in the san francisco police department value our long standing partnerships and nowhere is that more true than in china town. through this time of year for celebration i'm here to talk about something had is serious. and also want to say a few words hat san francisco police department is doing to strengthen our bond with the a

jenkins made the comments at a news conference wednesday. well, announcing she's charged. 51 year-old jeannette remission with 2 felonies. among them interference with religious worship. >> that comes with a hate crime enhancement. she says that's based on statements he made at the time of the incident and social media posts. >> we provided with a link social media accounts. what i believe was facebook with several postings an individual and not see type clothing and doing other things. and it is our belief that that does belong to this individual. >> i hope that, you know, help you get convicted in that he's put away for these in the long time because i believe they should decide. >> those who worship at the richmond district synagogue have been shaken by the incident, turned out to look into. can we move to a new location in the same neighborhood? because? >> now everyone san francisco was watch the news know where we are knows. unfortunately we worked. >> days before the attack, those that this year since enter believe mission set fire to

let the and where it is being held up and jenkins is a washroom attendant. at this time, you would quiet down the crowd. you would ask for some respect. and that is not what we saw. we saw rudy giuliani standing on the podium in january six saying, by any means necessary, trial by combat. this was a dress rehearsal for him. >> giuliani's seem to have reduced himself to a punchline after 2020 election. yet this week he was in ohio meeting with residents affected by the toxic train spill. and of course posting an embellishing about his response to 9/11. if there is still another chapter to be written in the 78-year-old political life, what do you think it would look like? >> i think rudy has an ability to keep pushing forward. regardless of what the naysayers say, he lives and breathes beyond this balcony. he will always be and what was one of my favorite lines of the film, and asked this is them mentality. so he will find people that will follow him and be the, acidifying people to go against and be the them. >> rebecca gitlitz, i thank you. you can watch and

the police officers association and district attorney brooke jenkins. it was also co-signed by several board supervisors saying this is one step in protecting residents while creating more incentives in the future for hiring and retaining officers, which has been a struggle. this is not a crisis that just happened overnight. it's been building for the last 2 years. we've been ringing alarm to this mayor and i'm happy she's finally embrace this. >> and decided to put public safety is a top priority for the city. >> well, the mayor has support within the board supervisor dean preston takes issue with it going as far as to say, quote, it is preposterous and sfpd a department. the got bonuses raises and a 50 million dollar budget increase last summer. welcome back. 7 months later for an additional 27.0, 6 million dollars. it's even harder to square this massive overspending at a time when other departments are being told to cut critical services due to a projected deficit, we need to demand some accountability and stop writing us of pd blank checks. in addi

jenkins said.quote. i cannot pursue this case out of political convenience. given the conflict that have arisen, the evidentiary problems and the complete lack of good faith surrounding the filing of this matter. we cannot ethically proceed with this prosecution. chronicle reports. an attorney for o'neal's family is asking the state to take over the prosecution. time is now for 14 . the shelby county d. a s office says they will review all cases handed by handled by the five memphis police officers accused of beating and killing tyree nichols, which means there's officers may get the charges dropped. now. the shelby county d. a. didn't specify exactly how many cases will be reviewed. the investigation will be consisting of both actors and closed cases. five officers were all part of a special unit significant amount of arrests in 2021. a school district in the east bay says they are taking action after a student brought cotton balls to school as a joke during black history month, mount diablo schoo

another four child sexual abuse jenkins wants them to be prosecuted in san francisco. the city sanctuary laws don't allow the da's office to work with immigration officers and the feds would agree to extradite them unless san francisco promises to warn the department of homeland security if the men are released. well we can't allow in san francisco are for people to commit heinous crimes like murder or child rape and then just be able to flee our jurisdiction and avoid prosecution. jenkins says she supports the sanctuary city ordinance but that it was designed to protect people living in san francisco, not those who are hiding from their crimes abroad. san francisco's board of supervisors will have to vote on whether to approve this exception. also today, u. s marshals will hold a news conference they will announce significant law enforcement actions are expected to highlight the arrests and 21 local homicide cases. the operation targeted high crime areas and the east bay and when, after offenders who were wanted did for homicides, sexual assaults and robberies. time n

griff jenkins in washington. antony blinken has cancelled his trip to china. the administration did know about this for some time. we're not aware of how long, that meeting was still on. so it was just cancelled or put off today, right? >> yeah, delayed, neil. good afternoon. look, we learned one thing. that is that if there's anything that all of washington can agree on, a giant chinese spy balloon should not be floating across the continental u.s. john tester joined steve daines today demanding answers saying in a statement that this we are still waiting for real answers on how this happened and what steps the administration took to protect our country. ly hold everyone accountable until i get them. senator daines who sent a letter to defense secretary austin yesterday is blasting president biden today on inaction. watch. >> i think he believes it's like a taylor swift concert moving across america, some kind of a tour. this is not the chinese spy balloon tour. this is a threat to america. it's provocative for

the police officers association and district attorney brooke jenkins. it was also co-signed by several board supervisors saying this is one step in protecting residents while creating more incentives in the future for hiring and retaining officers, which has been a struggle. this isrnot a crisis that just happened overnight. it's been building for the last 2 years. we've been ringing alarm to this mayor and i'm happy she's finally embrace this. >> and decided to put public safety is a top priority for the city. >> well, the mayor has support within the board supervisor dean preston takes issue with it going as far as to say, quote, it is preposterous and sfpd a department. the got bonuses raises and a 50 million dollar budget increase last summer. welcome back. 7 months later for an additional 27.0, 6 million dollars. it's even harder to square this massive overspending at a time when other departments are being told to cut critical services due to a projected deficit, we need to demand some accountability and stop writing us of pd blank checks. that wa

these men are both facing life in prison, jenkins said. one man is the suspect in a 2009 murder. here in san francisco relating to domestic violence. the other has a warrant out for multiple counts of child sexual abuse. the city's sanctuary. city laws don't allow the da's office to cooperate with ice or the department of homeland security on deportation matters . but the feds won't agree to extradite these suspects unless the city notifies them. if they are released, the federal government wants to be able to deport them, should they not go into custody to face the punishment for these crimes.shee city sanctuary city ordinance but calls this a unique circumstance. what we can't allow in san francisco are for people to commit heinous crimes , like murder or child rape, and then just be able to flee our jurisdiction and avoid prosecution. there is no question that the federal government should extradite these individuals. these are heinous crimes in the president of the board of supervisors accuses the feds of playing politics. he wants the suspects apprehended now before they hav

brook jenkins and public defender manu raju. the bill would raise juror pay in criminal cases from $15 to $100 a day for low to moderate income . jurors says it ensures that all californians have access to a jury of their peers. if we want our criminal justice system to work. if we want jury trials to work we need to make sure not just that some californians can participate, but that every single california who wants to who qualifies is able to have the opportunity to participate as an expansion of a pilot program underway in san francisco. we was started last year by the state legislature and is set to last through the end of this year. this rare side out in las vegas along the s ths seeking shelter. adam barrier, whether we are in the sunshine for today, but a pattern change next week we could be talking about some rainfall and maybe some snow in o forecast ll meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with t

griff jenkins is live in mission, texas, the exclusive for us. why would there be a drone, ok, griff, we will get back to him as soon as that shot is back up. he's always bringing us the story directly from the border and sometimes we have a bit of a problem. but we are following obviously the breaking details from the cartels, griff jenkins has been doing some spectacular reporting on all of this. griff, the question is why would there be a drone operated by the mexican cartel on the u.s. side of the border? >> yeah, that is exactly the question, sandra, and it's so windy here you would wonder why would anyone try and fly a drone but the smugglers and the cartels do, it gives them the advantage, eyes in the sky. this picture we shot over the weekend when border control agents were able to capture the drone operated on the u.s. side. smuggler fled back to mexico but he was using it to guide migrants past agents. we can show you video of the migrants that were brought into custody, guided in that. and that is the problem, the sophistication of the

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins plans to throw out charges against the police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed man. five years ago. officer chris salmonella pleaded not guilty to felony charges, including manslaughter. the police were chasing katie o'neill after a robbery and carjacking. investigators say officer somebody, oh, a shot o'neill when he got out of a ban and ran past the police car. in a letter, district attorney, jenkins told state attorney general rob data that she thinks the case was filed for political reasons by former dhs bodine, jenkins said quote i cannot pursue this case out of a political convenience, given the conflicts that have arisen, the evidentiary problems and the complete lack of good faith surrounding the filing of this matter. we cannot ethically proceed with this prosecution. but dean told the chronicle in a statement that he filed the case on the facts. an attorney for neil's family is asking the state to take over the prosecution. a drug dealer convicted of selling fentanyl laced pills were sentenced to eight years i

the district attorney, brooke jenkins plans to throw out charges against the police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed man five years ago. officer chris sonoma yo pleaded not guilty to felony charges, including manslaughter , please for chasing keita o'neil after a robbery and carjacking, investigators say officers samayoa shot o'neill when he got out of a stolen van and ran past a police car. in a letter the d a told the state attorney general that she thinks the case was filed for political reasons by former dhs bodine, jenkins said. i cannot pursue this case out of political convenience, given the conflicts that have arisen, the evidentiary problems and the complete lack of good faith surrounding the filing of this matter. we cannot ethically proceed with this prosecution. an attorney for o'neal's family is asking the state to take over the prosecution time now, in so have been flooded with emails from people promoting conspiracy theories about the attack last october, when paul pelosi in pacific heights, records obtained by the chronicle, indicate many of these mess

jenkins said. i cannot pursue this case out of political convenience. given the complex that have arisen, the evidentiary problems anhe complete lack of good faith surrounding the filingis y proceed with this prosecution told the chronicle in a statement that he filed the case on the facts. an attorney for the o'neill family is asking the state to take over the prosecution. a woman was robbed in the east bay while placing flowers at her mother's grave. it happened 10 days ago at st mary's cemetery in oakland. kathy martinson of lafayette says heartless thieves smashed her car windshield, stealing her purse or ipad and backpack. within two minutes. i heard the alarm of my car going off. and i looked down and saw there was a car parked next to mine where there hadn't been prior and i realize it's a smash and grab she tried to chase the robbers, but they sped off. within minutes. he was getting calls from fraud prevention services because someone was trying to charge big purchases on her stolen credit cards. it's like it's nothing sacred. you know, i'm goi

jenkins a little, we're protesting against the uncontrolled wheat imports. we literally over, flooded with euclidean went here, polish grain, silos are full. the wheat has to be aired so that it doesn't mould. this facility is doing grain with a market value of around 57000 euros. before the war. the silos would have been empty. now polish traders would rather buy ukrainian grain, which is cheaper and polish farmers a left empty 100 sitting on the harvests. forgot not to my other problem if we have financial problems because of no revenue. and will need to buy fertilizer in pesticide and pains domains for new machines or to repair old ones were hardly any of the grain transported violent into the u. makes it to ukraine's traditional markets in africa. it remains in the block. and that's what's called prices to plummet, especially in easton, you countries. meanwhile, the russian military has been targeting grain silos in east and ukraine, according to the ukraine and swedish firm green alliance. as a result, warehouses have been destroyed and entire fields ha

i am griff jenkins in four todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. blimp finally shot down i have on saturday evening as the president gave the order on wednesday. >> this balloon is going down. this balloon has been taken down and falling from the sky. >> ashley: but officials want to know why it took seven days for the biden administration to handle this. >> china has been for some time and will be the primary strategic adversary of the united states. a message they are trying to send the world we can do whatever we want in the america can't stop us. >> they should not have this encouragement in the united states. we have a real problem. >> this bible and has become testing president biden strength and unfortunately the president failed that test. >> griff: brooke singman has more exclusive reporting and kicks things off for us on this monday morning. hey, brooke. >> with the gang of eight will be meeting as her list tomorrow for the briefing on the chinese spy balloon floating across the mainland last week. navy divers are working to recover debri

joined as always, ainsley earhardt, today we have a surprise, griff jenkins. >> griff: you did the datend i just realized it is my niece sofie garcia's birthday. >> ainsley: happy birthday niece. most uncle don't know their niece's birthday. >> griff: she just had her first child, cooper. >> brian: better than me, i tell you that. >> ainsley: we're glad you are here. >> griff: there is a chance it might be tomorrow, pretty sure it is today. >> ainsley: good morning, glad to be working with you today. >> griff: the double murder trial of disgraced lawyer alex murdaugh is set to resume in just over an hour. >> ainsley: the defense planning to question more experts today, he is maintaining his innocence in the death of his wife and son. todd piro has the latest. >> todd: they will bring four more witnesses on to the stand. last week murdaugh took the stand himself for two gruelling days of cross-examination. he admitted to lying about the last time he saw his son maggie and son paul alive. he claimed he was not at the hunting lodge, but video evidence proves otherwise. he says he twisted t

. >> todd: i am griff jenkins and for todd piro.ered in the chaos but it will smash the windows out of two police cars and sell fireworks towards the officers. at one point a giant mob with the cruiser down a freeway. lauren blanchard has more from washington, good morning, laura. >> good morning, griff. this is wild and dangerous and dumb. this was saturday. >> [bleep],! [tire squealing] >> ashley: so in between the street racing, spinning and forcing a patrol car and one officer injured and several police cars damage. here is the problem they are understaffed from officers on the street to 911 operators. in october just 66% of calls answered within 15 seconds. the actual standard is 90%. they also have to lower minimum job requirements just to fill an unprecedented number of job openings. one councilwoman reported being on hold for 28 minutes saturday night to report the street racing. in 2020 the allston state council voted to slash the police budget during the defund the police budget by $150 million here at the austin police as

cliff jenkins had a front row seat for the takedown.will show y you the tape. >> ashley: grip is always in the middle of that plus there is this. >> everyone in their city deserves to be safe because they are safe. we worked on making sure we provide more police, particularly areas of the city suffering the most. speed to what? chicago mayor lori lightfoot says she's making chicago safer but will voters agree on election day in two weeks? former police attendant retired under her leadership will tell us his side of the story. ♪ ♪ where will they take you? ♪ ♪ (dog barks) ♪ silverado zr2, trail boss, and custom trail boss. because adventure is everywhere. ♪ every search you make ♪ ♪ every click you take ♪ ♪ i'll be watching you ♪ - [narrator] the internet doesn't have to be so creepy, the duckduckgo app, lets you search and browse pria blocking most trackers all forf your search history is never tracked, so it can't be shared. and when you leave search, duckduckgo helps keep companies from watching you as you brows. join tens of millions

griff jenkins live in d.c. with more on this. what did you find out? >> good morning.accine mandate that were implemented across cities kept millions of people out of areas were the most restrictive and featured on this show and others countless small business owners of the impact it had on livelihoods. the new study at george washington university finds no evidence these mandates resulted in increasing the number of people being vaccinated or reducing the number of covid cases or deaths. the study examining the mandates in the nine largest u.s. cities from new york to los angeles. public health restrictions enacted to help the spread of covid. no city achieved that goal and one lesson learned stands out. >> the number one lesson policies that people claim to save lives really hurt businesses, affected people, imposed a high cost on firms and individuals and there is nothing to show for it. >> fox news contributor dr. marty makary says people are left now with more -- >> public health has been hurt using dogma over science saying confidently people should do something

send it back to you. >> griff jenkins in brownsville for us this morning. thank you. polling headaches continue to pile up ahead of 2024 for the president. he said some pretty clear signals in recent months he does intend to run for re-election then said this this week. listen. >> i had sounds like you are run. >> president biden: i haven't made that decision. that's my intention but i haven't made that decision permanently yet. >> you have said multiple times you have an intention to run for re-election. >> recent polling shows 78% of overall voters don't want to see biden run again in 2024. 62% of democrats feel the same way. new op-ed says under biden's failed leadership americans are poorer and left safe. border wide open and democrat led school lockdowns, all these crises have erupted on biden's watch but no interest in fixing them. let's bring in doug collins from georgia and jonathan kott senior advisor to senator joe manchin and gentlemen, thank you for taking time with us this afternoon. jonathan, when is the optimal time for the president to announce if he i

griff jenkins is live admission, texas a part of the rio grande valley.is the latest for us. >> good evening jon you're exactly right about those numbers for the administration believes the number drop below 200,010 straight months. they are still on track for that record year but let me show you. in the first four months of fiscal year 2023 you can see nearly eight or 75000 migrant encounters. obviously the number is down but a lot of work to do there's no slowing down of the number of migrants crossing illegally and trying to run and not be apprehended but take a look at this video early this morning we are on patrol. we saw as they apprehended this group of all mexican nationals trying to evade apprehension. but they are being guided by a mexican cartel drone being operated on the u.s. side. agents recovered that drone as we were on in. take a look at this picture, jon for this is a drone being operated by a mexican smuggler paid the smugglers fled back to mexico border agents recovering that important piece of surveillance from the other side. this co

and today jenkins charged him with 2 felonies. among them interference with religious worship. that comes with a hate crime enhancement. the decision to charged with a hate crime comes after statements. mission made its time of the incident and also things he posted on social media. >> i hope that, you know, help you get convicted in that he's put away for the bees in the long time because i believe they should decide are now looking at can we move to a new location in the same neighborhood? because now everyone san francisco was watch the news know where we are knows. unfortunately vulnerable we work. >> the synagogue says it's beefing up security around the center in an attempt to prevent this kind of thing from happening again. >> the man accused of attacking paul pelosi was back in federal court today. 42 year-old david de pap has pleaded not guilty to the federal charges of attempting to kidnap a federal official and for salting, the family member of a federal official. he is also pleaded not guilty to 6 state charges, including attempted murder. today was paps first court

griff: it's great to be with you, i'm griff jenkins. the balloon sighting dashing an attempt by the biden administration to ease u.s.-china tensions, with antony blinken calling off his trip to beijing. and we have coverage in london alexandria hoff in washington and let's start off. >> earlier some say the chinese balloon should have been shot down when this first crossed over alaska. >> we could have shot it down over open water, over dense, sparse parts of alaska and should it shot it down then. it leads me to believe that possibly a political decision was made by the white house not to do so for fear of interrupting the relationship with china. that's troubling if that it indeed the case. >> here at the white house, president biden only wanted to talk about the strong jobs report not that chinese sp, whe will you remove the balloon? when and how will you remove the balloon, mr. president? >> the chinese spy balloon had been spotted over charlotte, north carolina a short time ago and flying high over montana, one of the air forces th

griff jenkins will have more. >> will he or won't he?without saying the words i'm running for president, do what tim scott just did. go to the state that has the first gop presidential caucus and shoot down reporter questions about announcements. the senate's only black republican launching a faith in american tour in des moines today joined by kim reynolds and joy any ernst saying he's listening to americans on how to restore hope in america with that powerful speech in the last hour and taking a shot at the current commander-in-chief. watch. >> i understand that president biden lives in the past. he's been in washington for 50 years. we need new leaders who will lift us up, not tear us down. so let's talk about what that kind of leadership would look like. a leader with faith in america would have faith in americans. >> if scott jumps in the race, neil, he will be joined by former president trump, nikki haley and vivek ramaswamy that just declared last night. what do folks think about a potential scott run? karl rove had this take earl