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see the a 2 month old baby dies in johnson city, suffering from acute malnutrition, as israel use his thought. nation as a women of the and are enjoying this is out a 0 life and don't will. so coming up, no less up in these ready bombardment in central and southern guns or at least 8 palestinians are killed in a strike near a busy market and rough us, somebody's whole plains cut me out to ask, strikes against 18 booty targets in human width. and storage facilities owned by the veteran plots. i'm sure ever can see in south carolina with donald trump as well. and yet another resounding victory and the republican presidential from the beginning, garza, israel is full. starvation of palestinians is rapidly worsening. infants who haven't eaten in days of being taken to medical facilities, a 2 month old baby who was suffering from severe malnutrition as now died. john tobias triple. over his brief life, 2 month old mahmud for 2 knew nothing but sufferings. he was born and died as israel bombs fell on gaza. day after day, his parents searched for milk and basic supplies. returning empty hand

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end as well as long casa, the march coincides with intensive bobbing by his rail on the southern johnson city of rough or at least, 28000 published and these have been killed since, as well as the ongoing began. in october of these on more than 200000000 indonesians will have the chance to vote for a new president on wednesday, defense minutes, the proposed rule. so if you happen to, has a comfortable lead in the polls on this confident of not right victory. he's state challenges. there is jessica washington in an exclusive interview. it's almost a campaigning for both of you to if he is to be in high spirits. and with good reason in the run up to a voting day on wednesday poles put him comfortably head if his rifles to popular fool mcgovern is on his best waiting and the gun jet for no. the just 0 was invited backstage to meet the politician was expecting to be entities his next president. i think all the all the figures showed that way you see also the, the grass roots. and so he has, of all the figures showed a view to go on from the fervor of my supporters everywhere. i think they feel th

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city. that is a big statement. i'm excited. van johnson: savannah is an international city. we have the third busiest port in america. we feel the effects of hurricanes. and we feel the effects of storms here. we have a responsibility to make sure that that stays pristine, and that we take care of them. we're a place that acknowledges the role that slavery played here. the largest slave trade ever in american history occurred right here in savannah, georgia, maybe more than two miles from this very spot. wow. for me, it's a great honor, but it's also a great responsibility, knowing that the city hall that i occupy wasn't made for me. but it also shows how much our community has grown, how much our nation has grown, and that we are the land of opportunity. with great power comes great responsibility. absolutely. and if this is the best city in the usa. - the best city in the world. - oh i'm sorry, i'm sorry. best city in the world. well, we have the greatest people in the world. and we are blessed to have a community that's growing all in the same direction, respecting our hi

chicago's progressive mayor johnson faces a lot of backlash for doling out cash for migrants that could be going toward a long list of other needs the city has. now johnson is under fire for refusing to pay the city's share of a joint funding plan with the state and county to take care of the migrants that state leaders say the mayor agreed to. >> there is no disconnect and yes, i was in the meeting. there are a number of matters that need to be worked through. no one in this city -- let's make it broader, no one in the state of illinois and this country is questioning mayor brandon johnson's commitment to this mission. no one is. >> if you look at those funding numbers again that you had up right before our hit. if you add in what the county has spent, more than $1 hundred million on the migrants so far. it puts the total the city, county and states have put towards the migrants so far at over a billion dollars. the joint funding measure would at add another $3 hundred million. it is not illinois and chicago have this giant budget surplus where they can dole this money out. these funds are going to be coming from other programs, other a

. >> amiss for the chicago mayor brandon johnson and his city council for passing a resolution that callsid he voted for it because the killing has to stop which is rather rich considering chicago had 617 murders last year. has five times the murder rate of new york city. so mayor johnson should remember it non- violence begins at home. >> her new cease-fire in the chicago area. >> might miss ghost in your city council which by an overwhelming 42 -- nine vote overrode mayor adams of each of their bill which would have required the police to write down even the details of a minor interactions with the public. his words what the nypd debts or bring it down muster more time in the station houston paperwork. this is a progressive city council which means we get a lot of laws that do precisely the opposite of their intention. especially on crime. question elected mayor on a anti-crime platform and the city council runs it. it's a crazy place. remember if you have your own hit or miss be sure to send it to us at j er fnc. that's it for this week show thanks to our panel and for all you for watc

city administrator justin johnson will oversee city operations and deputy mayor kimberly mayfield will stand in for mayor tao at public events while she and her family mourn in. >> pro-palestinian activist take their message to another bridge, this time the golden gate. their demands as the war in gaza drags on. plus, uber drivers, more than 100 of them take their protest to the streets of san francisco right in front of uber headquarters. >> and a new poll shows many san francisco voters are unhappyon s heading. the idea is put forward on next month's ballot this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. response to overdoses in the city. the department says 66 peo

your mayor brandon johnson, sanctuary city mayor said this about more help. >> i have said this repeatedly. we need more help. this is unsustainable. this is unprecedented. the amount of people who are arriving in the city of chicago. >> bill: he has to pick up the phone, right? here is your governor pritzker in a sanctuary state. >> maybe some of you think we should just say this is not our problem. and that we should let the migrant families starve or freeze to death. that's not what decent midwesterners do or what leaders do. we didn't ask for this manufactured crisis, but we must deal with it all the same. with our partners in cook county and the city of chicago. >> bill: a couple of things he said in there. starving and freezing to death. you know the people of your community are better than that. the last thing he said about a manufactured crisis. who manufactured it? >> this has been manufactured by washington since 1987 by both the democrat and republican party who have used immigration for their own political purposes and while it is easy in an election year to point fingers at th

city administrator justin johnson will oversee city operations, and deputy mayor kimberly mayfield willn for the mayor at public events while she and her family mourn. >> still to come tonight, a legal dispute over elon musk's ex headquarters in san francisco. while the building's landlord is now suing the company. plus he grew on me and made me laugh. >> and when we were spending time in the pool, he talked and talked and talked, he said. he never talked so much in his life. >> a sweet love story out of redwood city. the couple, who was proving it's never too late for a second chance at love. >> steph curry makes nba history yet again jason appelbaum. we'll let you know all about it coming up tonight in sports. also coming up, we're getting to know the new play by play announcer for the oakland a's. how jenny cavnar is feeling about the upcoming season. and the new role that's landing her in the hi ory books the economy is simply not working for millions of hard working families. they're working harder than ever and they still can't make enough to get by to afford food and medicine to

it is a clip from your democratic mayor brandon johnson after the city council meeting yesterday.t the end of the day he is the one you are counting on. it is his vote in those meetings, his voice and leadership that matters. let's watch. >> we're grateful that the state and county is working towards providing more investments even though we have to have a more substantive conversation where the dollars will actually go. >> harris: i just have one question. chicago had a choice after lori lightfoot who was breaking protocols to get her hair done and all sorts of things. they didn't have to go farther left with brandon johnson. why did you vote for him? >> i voted for brandon johnson because i knew him. i voted for brandon johnson because i thought that he would be good for chicago. i voted for brandon johnson because really i didn't do my homework because had i done my homework and paid attention to the alliances and who he was with and who groomed him, i would have known better and i would have voted differently. and that brings me to the challenge of really standing up and not j

mayor brandon johnson confirms the city is closing four of the 28 migrant shelters with no plans to open, despite acknowledging there is no end in sight to busses coming from the border. john. >> john: the whole thing is a mess. garrett, thanks. now this. >> have you done everything you can do with executive authority? is there more you can do -- >> that's all i can do. give me the power. >> the president has done everything that he can on his own to try to figure out how do we deal with what's going on at the border. >> we need legislative support for border security measures. >> the president has done everything he can, right, on his own. >> jacqui: the white house finally considering a potential executive order for the border crisis after months of throwing their hands in the air and insisting they have already done everything they could. it comes as new marquette polling shows president biden trailing president trump by more than 25% on the issue. katie pavlich, you know, the hypocrisy kind of abounds on this one. we hear the white house time and time again saying the president canno

mayor brandon johnson confirms the city is closing 4 of its 28 shelters despite acknowledging there isthe border. liz? elizabeth: let's are bring in wor radio host mark simone. mark, this election is very much about blue collar workers and middle class voters. what a do you think of that story out of chicago? >> well, you know, for years you just heard about the border. once in a while you'd see that film of the people crossing. now it's everywhere. it's affecting new york, los angeles, all our a major cities. it is creating chaos, crime, huge drain on the budget everywhere in these cities. and the suburbanites are pretty much upset about this because they love coming into the city for all sorts of things. it's a major issue. it'll be the issue in the upcoming election. remember, trump won in 2016 over the border. this problem in 2020, the border problem was contained. couldn't use it as an issue. now it's bigger than ever -- elizabeth: yeah, that's a good point. >> -- put him over the top this time. elizabeth: the other news, mark, what do you think -- you know how trump and biden are

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. >> now to the north bay and abc seven news reporter tim johnson is live near marin city with a lookt conditions there. hi, tim. >> yeah, dan, we're standing by a freeway overpass and as sandhya just said, the rain has stopped for the time being, but it's left behind a lot of standing water here in marin county. just like in this parking lot behind me here. and fire officials here tell us that standing water like that is exactly what they worry about. when big storm systems impact our area. the north continuing to get pounded tuesday by the seemingly never ending parade of storms in sonoma county. many roads remain flooded ahead of the latest batch of rain, and one woman even having to be rescued from a stranded car in forestville, a local high school in sebastopol, also shutting down for the day after a tree fell on top of it. typically farther south in marin county, fire officials say they've been preparing for the latest storm. she's been a constant process of evaluating what's next on the forecast, working with your meteorologists and the national weather service to see what what

negotiation has been all about is getting democrats to cover now that the mayor adams and johnson in new york city and chicago are screaming about the fact a small percentage of the 6 billion people that joe biden has slipped into the country will destroy the cities. of course, they are not lookingt to a solution for the border bun more federal funding to treat migrants better, which have caused more moe migrants to wano come. the democrat position from my standpoint is absurd. this president has had all the authority he needs to secure the border. he is the one that caused this crisis. a that is almost insurmountable problem in negotiating with them to secure the border. how do you force the hand of the lawless president? >> trey: you know, you raise i an interesting point, senator. sometimes in politics, the issue is more beneficial than the solution. i hope that is not true when we have a crisis like we have the whens liborder, but sometimesti politically people benefit from the issue moreca than they do a solution.ti beforeon i will let you go, is there any prospect forgettingose something mea

negotiation has been all about is getting democrats political cover now that mayor adam sandler johnson in new york cityre screaming that joe biden is letting this country destroy their city they're not looking for a solution at the border looking for federal funding to treat migrants better which will cause more migrants to want to come. the democrat position from my standpoint is absurd, this president had all the authority to secure the border and he's the one that caused the crisis and that's almost an insurmountable problem in negotiating with them to actually secure the border how do you force the hand of the lawless president. trey: you raise an interesting point senator, sometimes in politics, the issue is more beneficial than the solution. i hope that is not true when we have a crisis like we have at the border but sometimes politically people benefit from the issue more than a solution. before i let you go, is there any prospect forgetting something meaningful and constructive between now and the election or do we have to wait and see who wins the next presidential race. >> that'll be up to de

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in the russia control, penske region, a bakery with its in the city of mister johnson on saturday. charles was one of those killed joe probably most comfortably won the 1st democratic primary in south carolina took about 96 percent, but easily beating 2 other candidates. my kind of reports from the state capital of columbia. there was celebration, as the results were confirmed, mixed with a sense of relief that all the boxes and the bite and campaign would take. african american voters compose some 65 percent of the democratic party voters in the states and by didn't need the support to help send the trend for prime. we still to come in for the presidential vote in november. so the black voters in this state are land team planned for democratic aspirations and the presidency. and so, even though the south carolina will very likely go republican in the general election primaries, or what matters quite a bit here in south carolina for the democrats, strong and influential, south carolina, congressman james cliburn, once again endorsed joe biden. just to see did 4 years ago to kick st

if israel launch is a new brand defensive on the city in southern johnson, also i had at least $27.00 people are killed in 2 separate blocks in southwest pocket. stones, on the eve of complimentary likes the we stopped in gall. so in israel, where a high level diplomatic efforts are underway in the hope of bringing an end to the devastation in going so well, just sarah has obtained a draft proposal by how mass suggesting a 3 stage seas via plan in response to mediation efforts by called southern egypt, it includes the withdrawal of israeli forces and faced exchange of palestinian prisoners for his right of captive. think us, well those terms are being discussed and as well whether us secretary of state has been holding talks with prime minister ben, you mean that's and yeah, and the palestinian president in romano. i'm to the blinking says he wants to, bro, couldn't extended pools in the war on guns for us is the hostages are most on our minds and in our hearts and, you know, we now have a response to the put on the table. wait for, we're looking at it intensely as, as i know, the gov

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city. mayor johnson has similar comments in chicago. so the media is forced to report that. they don't want to. they'd like to keep covering up for the president, but the conditions have gotten so bad that even the mainstream media, the liberal, the biased, the cover-uppers for president biden, have to report on this. and so now more americans are awakened to this clear and present danger. so when president biden proposed his security supplemental, funds for ukraine, for taiwan, for is israel, for the border, i believe his initial proposal for the border was about $14 billion. not to secure it, to hire more agents to more efficiently and more effectively encounter, process, and disburse. that's been their solution to the problem. that's why secretary mayorkas says we don't have a problem. we have the border under control. because they tell cbp their goal is to encounter, process, and disburse within an eight hour period. they've gotten very efficient at it. that's not a solution. so when president biden proposed this supplemental, a lot of americans started making the point

city. he said, what about the governor's pledge to give 2000 beds to migrants. this is reference to the winterized tent to be built. johnson$250,000, the city won't be able to keep shelters open for long, potentially shutting down by the summer. expected to ramp up pace of buses heading north as democratic national convention hits town in late august. >> all i'm saying is that. >> the governor spokesperson tells the chicago tribune she stepped up to cover additional $70 million and have to ask what plans are for the remaining $70 million to fund this humanitarian response. governor pritzker is expected to receive pushback on plans and ideas for helping the migrants sent to chicago. >> lawrence: i just got back from there and people are not happy. an age-old problem haunting president biden's campaign, is he fit to serve another four years? even his supporters are voicing concern. >> he is an uninspiring candidate. donald trump is three years younger, but comes off more youthful. >> biden should step down as a hero, the party should help him. >> lawrence: here to react is t tezlyn. what do you think is the driving force of

here to discuss is wichita city councilman brandon johnson. brandon, great to see you. last week you told me how the statue represented hope, and the theft of it still didn't rob you and the community of hope. what does this show, this show of generosity after the heart ache of it being stolen and destroyed? what's the message now sent? and how is that helping to heal so many who felt so wounded from this? >> thank you for having me. the generosity of the community both in kansas and outside of kansas has been amazing. the coverage has been amazing. we're so grateful for that. it's great to see that the money has been raised and the statue can be there and that hope was truly worth it. folks really believe and now they see it can happen. we're excited to be able to have enough funds to get that statue back. we've been in talks with league 42 as well to see how we can secure it better. >> so this time there might be some kind of security watch or reinforcements or something. i'm sure it was really wonderful for it to be so accessible, for people to touch it, be close. bu

johnson. and poorip houston. houston is one of my favorite cities, butor houston has lots philip johnson buildings around, way more than their quota. philip johnson buildings are kind of b iconic buildings of t houston skyline, and they're still in office parks. this is matter of taste, don't get me wrong. there's lots of people who love philip johnson as an architect. people like vodka martinis, too. this guy philip johnson probably the most famous and well-known and prolific modernist architect, philip johnson, was also a raging fascist. philip johnson wrote admiring reviews of "mein kampf." philip johnson went to germany in 1932 to attend a hitler rally. he started to start his own fascist political party in the united states, which he want today become an armed faction in a single pare that would become a one taggest state. philip johnson tried today form a paramilitary group. philip johnson called his group the gray shirts, and they met in philip johnson's apartment. philip johnson personally bankrolled fascist ipt leck chels in the united states in the lead up to world war ii. he put them on his personal pay

so chicago mayor brandon johnson meets the wrath of black residents in his city who say that the cityzing migrants over people in their communities who need help themselves. we'll play you some very fiery sound from this meeting that just happened. you'll hear it coming up next. hey. you seein' this? wait... where's the dish? there ain't one. you're tellin' me you can get directv — the good stuff — and you don't need a satellite dish? oh, i used to love doin' my business on those things! you're one sick pigeon. them dishes kept the rain off our beaks! we just have different priorities is all. satellite-free directv... never thought i'd see the day. well, our lifespans are quite short... stream directv without a satellite dish. i'm going to do this thing with my neck, just for a bit. ( ♪ ♪ ) start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. why would i use kayak to compare hundreds of travel sites at once? i like to do things myself. i can't trust anything else to do the job right. kayak... aaaaaaaahhhh kayak. search one and done. >> martha: s

city. our correspondent dan johnson is at the scene. dan, what do we know at this stage?s stabbed here in this part at around 6pm last night. you can see the yellow and white forensic tent surrounding one of the benches in the park. two figures masked and on bikes the police have described, we understand this boy was able to run from this park is seeking assistance. he apparently was able to flag down a motorist who tried to take him to the local police station but found that closed, then dropped him off at a local shop where people try to save his life while they waited for the ambulance. this is the third teenager to lose his life by stabbing in the city in the last month. there have been other attacks leaving teenagers were dead. police say there is no evidence of this was linked to any other but they are aware of the heightened concern and have announced extra patrols in the city and extra action to tackle knife crime. a murder investigation is under way and the questions people are asking here is why so many teenagers are caught up in life —— knife crime and where ar

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the city asked the judge to pause all legal proceedings to avoid wasting public resources until 30 days after the u.s. supreme court issues a decision in grants pass versus johnsonat case will decide whether a city in oregon can enforce a ban on public camping against homeless people who do not have access to shelter elsewhere. the high court's decision will have wide reaching impacts. they are set to hear arguments on april. 22nd. >> police in san pablo are lookg for the driver who struck an officer with her vehicle. after a brief pursuit. it happened around one this afternoon in the area of alfreda boulevard. police say a woman ading officers when sher and crashed into a parked car. an offi then approached the woman, and that's when police say she drove toward the officer and hit him. the officer fired his gun, but the suspect got awaye officer is expected to be okay. the woman was reportedly driving a red 2018 chevy malibu. >> new at ten, a menlo park neighborhood on edge tonight, after facing more than a dozen burglaries since the beginning of the year, everything from jewelry to hole safes taken from homes in the city's sharon heights neighborhood. ktvu zac

johnson. and houston is a great american city, one of my favorite cities in the country. n has lots of philippe johnson buildings around, way more than the quota, way more than houston deserves. if philip johnson buildings are the iconic buildings of the houston skyline and their solace office parks. you know, this is a matter of taste, don't get me wrong there. definitely lots of people who love philippe johnson as an architect. people like martinis, to each his own. noah county for taste. but it does remain one of the great skeletons not quite in the closet of american architecture. that this guy, philip johnson, probably the most famous and well-known and prolific american modernist architect, phil johnson, he was also a raging fascist. philip johnson wrote admiring reviews of mein kampf. filip johnson went to germany in 1932 to pretend attend a giant rally. he tried to start his own fascist political party in the united states, which he wanted to be an armed action that would become the single party in a one party fascist state. philip johnson tried to form a paramilit

johnson thing. they wanted sanctuary cities. it's not about greg abbott it's not his fault because he didn't ask for it, we asked for it. you said this cata a couple weeks ago to us, you asked for this. they asked for this sanctuary status they got it and now they can't handle it. >> and that's exactly right. and, you know, we're going to experience some of the same problems that denver's experiencing now with chicago public schools because we are seeing an influx in migrant students. we have almost 6,000 to date. and keep in mind that we closed over 50 schools some years ago. so we don't necessarily have the space, we don't have the staff and the funding is not there. and so when you talk about more money having to be spent to accommodate our new-comers and people that have already been here who have had needs again chicago public schools in the ener city where most of the migrants have been housed, are school districts that have already been suffering from things that they needed that they didn't have. and so now we're going t

works. >> all i'm saying is that what in the city, let's make it broader, no one in the state of illinois or this country is questioning mayor brandon johnson's is questioning, the governor spokesperson telling the chicago tribune the county president stepped up to govern additional $70 million you will have to ask the city what their plans are for the remaining $70 million that all parties have agreed to fund this humanitarian response governor is expected to announce the details of next year's budget this wednesday, he is also going to get a lot of pushback from people in his body of government. back to you. ashley: thank you very much. still ahead, kt mcfarland, doctor marc siegel, tomi lahren in daytona 500 defending ricky stenhouse junior to 10:00 a.m. hour of "varney & company" is next. (♪) in this clinic, we pride ourselves on putting others first. it's on us to help care for our clients' well-being; to help them adapt. it's inspiring to work at a place where our patients succeed. and we as therapists do, too. with great benefits from principal, we feel appreciated for the work we do. (♪) what will you do when the power goes out? power

boris johnson the best long-distance shooters were awarded in yakutsk. the city hosted the stage of the night of the first all-russian tournament dedicated. in memory of the hero of the soviet union fyodor okhlopkov. the first place was taken by a couple with the call signs ridik and fizruk. the winners received the keys to an off-road pickup vehicle. maria kudryavtseva went to yakutia and was one of the first. talked to the participants. long-distance precision shooting competitions have been held in russia for a long time, but at this tournament military snipers and experienced civilian marksmen work on the same site, and the conditions are close to combat ones. it’s -30 outside, the locals are joking, it’s warm, but no one is making a discount on harsh weather for those less accustomed to it anyway. time is strictly limited, moving to a position takes 3 minutes, which means up the stairs, in full equipment and 5 minutes to determine. what we need in a combat zone. the equipment is also unique, video cameras immediately help to understand whether the sniper has

black community but the brown and we are asking to defund migrant coming to the city the state of illinois. >> brandon johnson up to black and latino owned businesses handed $17 million to feed illegals. >> 17 million-dollar investment for these 18 black and brown small businesses, it really captures what i call the soul of chicago, is who we are. >> the soul of chicago the man i interviewed from a thousand interview on newsroom this morning, she's running for cook county supervisor so see about voting for her. the other thing about it she said 14-year-old daughter understand the problem enough so she wants to move to texas but she said she doesn't blame governor abbott for what he did because she said how could any state would deal with this? she wants the city of chicago to rescind the sanctuary city policy and the admiration she showed for governor abbott in terms of leadership reminded me of something we haven't talked about is everybody thinks about who would trump take as a possible bp? greg abbott would be a good choice, he's proven he has the ability to deal with the border and wherewithal and if it's

the city asked the judge to pause all legal proceedings to avoid wasting public resources until 30 days after the us supreme court issues a decision in grants pass versus johnson. that case will decide whether a city in oregon can enforce a ban on public camping against homeless. people who do not have access to shelters elsewhere. high court's decision set to hear arguments on april the 22nd. two cities meanwhile, in contra costa county, are investigating cybersecurity issues, including a ransomware attack that happened this week. oakley officials announced they learned they were targeted on thursday and out of caution, a local state of emergency has been declared as they work to restore services there. at this time. still not clear what the hackers targeted or what services are being impacted. but the city assures residents that emergency services that includes 911 are up and running, and the city of pleasant hill was also targeted in a cyber attack this week as well. city says the intrusion was quickly dealt with to minimize damage. the extent of the attack remains unclear, but officials say city services were not compromised. the public safety was not thre

san francisco city attorney david chiu is referring to the supreme court's review of grants pass be johnson. >> chew says a decision by the high court would affect the basis of the lawsuit brought forth by the coalition on homelessness. the organization filed suit against the city in 2022. after accusing officials of violating the law by removing homeless encampments without providing alternate housing. san francisco is currently under a preliminary injunction preventing officials from removing street encampments unless the city gives those people some place to live to says the injunction and the grants pass case have made it difficult for cities to address conditions on the streets. the recent rulings that put our city really an impossible situation. >> of balancing our compassionate approach with providing services and shelter to homeless individuals, but also ensuring that are streets are safe and accessible and attorney for the coalition on homelessness tells kron 4. >> they'll be ready to continue with the lawsuit even after the supreme court's ruling they shared in part, quote, we wil

city to see a migrant surge. good morning. how bad is it there? stuart: denver's democrat mayor mike johnsonvailable hotel room has been filled. now the city has begun and evictions to accommodate the next wave of migrants. just in the past year estimated 157,000 migrants have arrived in denver stretching over resources to the breaking point. local health services have handled 20,000 migrant patient visits including urgency room treatment, primary care, dental care, childbirth, all without paying a penny. the unpaid bills have now hit $10 million. at the same time nearly 3,000 migrant children mainly from venezuela have joined the denver public school system since last july. the mayor says denver is facing a humanitarian and fiscal crisis and is now asking state and federal government for immediate financial help. it is a crisis. stuart: it definitely is. gary countdown with me. every state is a border state. >> this is stunning. this president came in, changed the rags. the numbers of people coming in and the got aways who we don't know who they are dollar it takes is one bad guy yet the re

san francisco city attorney david chiu is referring to the supreme court's review of grants pass be johnson. >> chew says a decision by the high court would affect the basis of the lawsuit brought forth by the coalition on homelessness. the organization filed suit against the city in 2022. after accusing officials of violating the law but removing homeless encampments without providing alternate housing. san francisco is currently under a preliminary injunction preventing officials from removing street encampments unless the city gives those people some place to live to says the injunction and the grants pass case have made it difficult for cities to address conditions on the streets. the recent rulings that put our city really an impossible situation. >> of balancing our compassionate approach with providing services and shelter to homeless individuals, but also ensuring that are streets are safe and accessible and attorney for the coalition on homelessness tells kron 4. >> they'll be ready to continue with the lawsuit even after the supreme court's ruling they shared in part, quote, we wi

city. here's denver major mike johnson yesterday announcing that he's got to cut services in denver becausef the migrant flow. let's listen. >> the first steps, they unfortunately will not be the last. and may not be the a hardest. this is a plan for shared sacrifice. this is what good people do in hard situations. we want to continue to be a city that a does not have women and children out on the street in tents in 20 degree weather, is and we also want to be a state that provides all our constituents with the services that they deserve and x. we want to do both of those. erin eastbound services are being cut, taxpayers being burdened. what is the impact of the migrant crisis op your constituents, on the taxpayers, on each one in long island where you represent? >> when i hear things like that, it makes my blood boil because you're talking about no one should be sleeping in the streets or in their -- we have homeless veterans, we have people that have put their lives on the line, said i will give my life to protect this country's rights and freedoms and and make it the country where everyo

recreation centers will cut back hours due to strain on the city's budgets from the migrant crisis according to democratic mayor mike johnson. he said they will save $5 million this year. listen. >> this is a plan for what good people do in hard situations. we want to be a city that does not have women and children out on the street in tents in 20 degree weather and provide are constituents with the services they deserve and services they expect. griff: 3500 migrants are sheltering hotels and other spaces. aishah: texas is seeing a sharp fall in the flow of migrants concentrating in arizona and california. casey steagall is on the ground in eagle pass to explain what is happening. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott made a stop in eagle pass thursday, accompanied by 20 state lawmakers touting the success of operation lone star, the border and security mission, a mission with $10 billion price tag. the governor saying texas will continue to take matters into his own hands until the biden administration or congress takes steps to slow the migrant surge. abbott says they're working on a plan to add more national guard troo

mike johnson was in mar-a-lago speaking to trump. his ob city innocence on ukraine is coming from donald trump. they don't want funding for ukraine and the magas in congress creating this headache for mike johnson. this is a problem. it's bigger than arguing about welfare benefits. it's about a national and international strategic necessity, making sure a democracy is not overtaken by russia. i'm glad to see there was such a spirited conversation going on there, a bipartisan one, included minority leader mcconnell in the senator to put push on speaker johnson. who is he going to pledge his allegiance to? is he going to do the right thing for the united states and democracy? is he going to continue to cow tow to trump? >> we were waiting for the republicans to come out to hear from mitch mcconnell and speaker johnson. let me go back to you, peter. there are domestic consideration here as well obviously in the short term. friday is the deadline to continue to fund a number of government agencies and then a week from then the pressure is really on.

city on the front lines. between that setback and navalny's death, pressure is mounting on republican house speaker mike johnson to buck a vocal minority in his party and bring the ukraine aid up for a vote as soon as congress returns from a two-week recess. norah? >> we'll be watching. nancy cordes, thank you so much. >>> there is a little more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. wowwww... this new charmin ultra soft smooth tear is soooo soft and soo smooth, i'm starting to get tearied away! ahhh, thank you mr. smooth bear. designed with smooth tear edges, new charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy perforations that tear so much better for a smooth more enjoyable go. mmmmm. huh? mom, you ok in there? i'm tear-ific! enjoy the go with charmin. did you know... 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? just like i was. dryness and frizz could be damaged hair t