kim gardner is incompetent. kim gardner is hurting the people of color in the city of st.nd all people. the problem is very simple. these type of cases, sandra, the district attorney races don't get the media attention and george soros' dark money is used to negate any challenges from the opposition candidate who believes in law and order. and that's why kim gardner has been in office since 2016. and she's up, i think, just recently, been disciplined by her own state bar. >> sandra: and that is why she is at this moment facing an unprecedented push to get out of office after that volleyball player, 16 years old, hit by a vehicle, lost both her legs while visiting st. louis with her team. it is a sad, sad story, and affecting so many americans in this country right now. and the money is still there, and as long as the money is there, do you predict change any time soon? >> let me be clear and honest to the fox viewers. no. i live in los angeles. i have to have my head on a swivel, it is dangerous in los angeles, it's dangerous in san francisco, dangerous in chicago, new yor

you can't rely on people like kim gardner. she has faced fierce backlash really for republicans for a long time. but now she's getting bipartisan calls from also people who have supported her in the past saying, look, people are not safe with her in office at all. >> todd: she use the word "unfortunate." what is unfortunate, she thought she was a d.a. in the first time because everything in her background screams public defender at least the fact george soros appointed, supported the a pier that tells you everything you need to know. this crock wasn't ready for trial. you would be ready if you didn't drive way so many staff members who actually want to prosecute criminals and actually want to do their job as d.a. your far left policies did not contribute to the skyrocketing crime in your community. to your point, you are scared to go there and all these other cities that are filled with these far left das and far left mayors are seeing this huge increase in crime that we have been covering now for three years. >> ashley: this

will: the effort to oust kim gardner clearing a major hurdle.move the george soros-backed prosecutor from office. state attorney general andrew bailey alleges gardner is neglecting her duties after a repeat offender out on bail allegedly hit a girl with his car last weekend. georgia nay ed mundtson lost both of her legs in that collision. a gofundme account raising almost $600,000. joining us now, missouri state representative ben baker. representative baker, that's a, an incredible tragedy. she's had both legs amputated off of this incident that happened earlier in february, just not long ago. tell me a little bit about this offender, why he was on the streets and what kim gardner had to do with, what her actions, how they led to this tragic moment. >> sure. so daniel reilly was the guy that's driving the car. and come to find out he is an offender that should have been in jail, and that's the whole point of this in understanding that kim gardner is neglecting her office. and in his situation, he had over 50 violations of his parole, and he was

listen to the push to fire kim gardner. if this happens it would be a pushback to george soros. when you see gardner claiming racism. >> at this point in time the circuit attorney has willfully neglected her legal obligations in office and has done so to the extent that it's a violation of law. she failed to prosecute pending cases. sick, she has failed to confer and inform victims of the procedural posture of cases they were a victim in, and failed to notify them of the ultimate disposition of those cases. and third she failed to file new charges brought to her bid the st. louis metropolitan police departments. this an abdication of authority. >> there are flume russ attacks on our -- there are numerous attacks on my office. that's not an excuse. but at the same time we know we don't control every part of the system. but what weir we can control we'll fight hard, in spite of the vitriol. the hate, the racist attack, the known manipulation of the court procedures to make sure our office fails. liz: how is she fighting for justice when homicides as you pointed out, murders have ex

over 40 times and kim gardner and her office let this guy off the hook. why? why did this case break the camel's back and led you to say, we got to get rid of her now? >> some of us have been working toward that end for quite sometime. it is only in the last week or so that i think we've really captured the imagination of the public here and as you said, it's been six years since she's been in office. this is your typical situation where a progressive democrat in a liberal city has taken over and declared war on the police. that has had profound effect on a lot of families. many murders have not been solved because the police are afraid to do their job, because they have to use force against someone, they are afraid the prosecutor would go ahead and prosecute them instead of the bad guys. that has been going on for sometime and the problem that many of us in the region have, the region in many ways rises and falls with the reputation of the city of st. the city has 300,000 people in the region, when the blues win the stanley cup or cardinals win a pennant or w

kim gardner said her office was well aware of riley's criminal history but blamed the judge for allowing him out on bond. in a statement gardner also said, quote, i will insure my office will put all of our resources into holding daniel riley accountable and providing support for the young woman and her family on her road to recovery. but gardner, who came into office as part of that wave of progressive prosecutors, backed by billionaire george soros has in the past been accused by critics of being soft on crime and last year was disciplined over concealing evidence in a high-profile case. high noon for this particular prosecutor's career now seems to be fast approaching. >> dana: interesting, jonathan. thank you so much. >> i wanted to ask you about something vladimir putin said. he said russia is suspending cooperation in the nuclear treaty with the united states. what's your message to putin on that? >> it's a big mistake to do that. not very responsible. >> bill: president biden reacting to putin's decision about that withdrawal in a key nuclear treaty. watch that one, folks. simulta

louis prosecutor kim gardner of incompetency at the highest level. side of the screen robbed his son at gunpoint in 2020. he was supposed to go to trial for that, but gardner's spainly dropped and later had to refile the charges. the same suspect is now accused of plowing a car into a teenage volleyball player in st. louis. doctors were forced to amputate both her legs. she's only 17 years old. former st. louis police sergeant was the young man robbed. sir, good morning to you. wow. can you explain to us what happened to your son? they called you and said he was dead. how did that happen? >> yes. i had a local reporter call me, and said are you familiar with this press release they just put out, the office of kim gardner? they were contesting the fact that he had 50 to 100 viol violations, and the victim of the robbery is deceased, that we didn't keep him under house arrest. i was, like, are you kidding me? the first thing i did was call our victim council here under kim gardner's office. they informed me, yeah, your son is deceased. i'm sitting in m

how is gardner reacting to this. >> kim gardner says she was elected by the people of st.ouis and intends to continue serving those same people, even as the missouri attorney general says she has to go precisely because, in his view, she has consistently let down the people of st. louis by neglecting her duty to tackle crime and the a.g. says he can and will prove that in court. >> we need to prove nefglect, ad statute and missouri supreme court rule. >> a.g. cited as one of gardner's failures the case of high school volleyball player, 17-year-old janay edmunson, horrifically injured over the weekend as a result of a car crash allegedly caused by 21-year-old daniel riley who was out on bond on a robbery case and supposedly under house arrest. now, kim gardner blames judges for that, claiming her office asked several times for riley's bond to be revoked, but the courts denied the request. and she accused the republican attorney general of playing politics. >> the attorney general and others use this unfortunate incident and tragic happening to this young lady as a political

louis circuit attorney kim gardner of neglecting her duties. he has now filed a lawsuit to remove her from office. basing outrage over the prosecution of daniel riley. speeding through an intersection when he hit 16-year-old jenae edmondson causing the teenager to lose both of her legs. authorities say riley was supposed to be on house arrest for armed robbery charges and had violated his tracking device more than 50 times before the crash. gardner claims her office try to revoke riley's bail. >> to say that we did nothing is only disingenuous. what is willfully ignorant of the reality of our court system. my office cannot force a judge to revoke bond for a defendant. >> let's bring in ted williams now. fox news contributor and former detective. ted, how do you see it? fair or foul play? what is the burden of proof and who has to prove it? >> the caution is who was looking out for the citizens they are in st. louis? you have a 16 year old child who has lost both of her legs as a result of a repeat offender. this guy should have been in jail. th

louis prosecutor, kim gardner. there will be some legal hurdles. the issue was all based on what happened when this guy who had 50 bail violations was driving a car and he hit a 17-year-old girl. she lost both of her legs and people said, "we are fed up, it's enough, we've got to key people who belong in jail in jail. "your thoughts of her losing her job? >> i think that something has to be done with this state attorney there, kim gardner. and the attorney general is clearly trying to do something, but i think what he's going to have to do is let the folks in st. louis to something. i can tell you, the mayor is upset, and many of the democrats are upset. what the attorney general is try to do is to go into court, and he's trying to get the courts to remove her. i don't think that's going to work, unfortunately. >> trace: i want to move on now to d.c., muriel bowser. she's talking about carjackings being up, she's blaming a social media site, and the truth is she saying we're going to give you the steering wheel lock to lock up your cars. it's like

louis crime victim says on the far left prosecutor kim gardner needs to go. more and more americans fed up with lackadaisical prosecutors bankrolled by billionaire george soros up to no good. >> well, billionaire activist george soros is doing it again, trying to reshape america's justice system in the way that he sees it. it's creating a nightmare for the rest of us. he's spending tens of millions of dollars pumping up far left campaigns, soft on crime prosecutors and the like. st. louis circuit attorney, which is like a prosecutor, a da, kim gardner is one of them. missouri's attorney general making it official he wants her fired. forbes ranked st. louis as america's most dangerous city in 2022, and so far in 2023. we're only in february. the ranking is based on crime cost per capita. st. charles has an executive in the county there who says gardner is not an isolated example. >> this is your typical situation where a progressive democrat in a liberal city has taken over and pretty much declared war on the police. that has had profound effect on a lot of fa

correspondent grady trimble has that story. >> missouri republican attorney general is accusing kim gardnerrving as st. louis circuit attorney. >> the people have a process. if they do not no longer want me in this office and that's called an election. >> the progressive prosecutor is under pressure after a car crash caused by repeat offender out on bond led to a teenage volleyball player's legs being amputated. >> instead of protecting victims, she's creating more victims by her illegal refusal to do her job. >> the case in st. louis is highlighting how far left district attorneys have come to power. campaign finance records show gardner received $116,000 in a paid ad from a political action committee funded by george soros. she sailed to reelection in 2020 even as st. louis homicides from the previous year spiked 36%. a report from the propolice nonprofit law enforcement legal defense fund found the billionaire democratic donor contributed $13 million to progressive prosecutors across the country from 2018 to 2021. among them georgia gaskon in los angeles, alvin bragg in new york and kim

know it's the first step in what could be a long legal process to try to remove circuit attorney kim gardner. the situation in st. louis is highlighting how progressive prosecutors like her have come to power all across the country. gardner is claiming that her office did its job in the case of janay edmundson, the teenager seriously hurt when a repeat offender with multiple bond violations caused a car crash when she was walking with her family downtown. missouri's attorney general called on gardner to step down herself, she did not, so now he's trying to remove her. >> the general assembly, the people's elected representatives have spoken and provided a mechanism, a safety valve, a check and balance to prevent this kind of abdication of authority, illegal willful neglect of one's duties. >> the people have a process. if they no longer want me in this office and that's called an election. >> our researchers found gardner received at least $116,000 in political contributions and at least one paid ad from george soros-backed political action committees, in fact, the billionaire and influentia

>> well, jacqui, the missouri attorney general is trying to force out kim gardner. he has not actually done so yet. he had given her until noon local time to resign and having not received that resignation at 12:01 central time he began the legal process to have her removed. the a.g. saying gardner has been negligent in her duties as circuit attorney and has repeatedly let down the people of st. louis. >> this is about the rule of law and about justice. instead of protecting victims, which is her obligation, she's creating more victims by neglect in office. >> the final straw for the a.g. appears to have been an incident over the weekend in which 17-year-old janay edmonson, in town for a volleyball terrific was horrifically injured as a result of a car crash on this security camera video that happened as she walked downtown with her family. she lost both her legs when she was pinned between two vehicles. the driver who caused the crash was named as 21-year-old daniel riley. he was out on bond and on house arrest over an august 2022 robbery case. and court records sh

kim gardner filed that appeal. john: you spent most of your life in prison. you told us when we met last time that as long as there's life, there's hope. you had so many setbacks. so many times the courts said no. how did you keep your hope alive during that time? lamar: it was all i had. i couldn't imagine giving up on something that i know was wrongfully taken from me. i couldn't mang giving up. john: not only did you keep open alive, but you don't seem angry. you didn't seem angry at what was done to you. how do you explain that? lamar: holding on to anger would be trading one prison for another. there's nothing in that to gain. and even though there's been a lot of setbacks and disappointments, you know, in the end there's still a lot to be joyful about. so i hang on to that. john: how have you been spending your time since tuesday? lamar: eating and having my friend run me around. that's what i've been doing. enjoying all the foods that i didn't get inside. i've been able to meet with some friends and family and just try to get used to how much the world

it's much more danger under kim gardner. they experienced the highest murder rate in decades. the point is disarming use. you can't defend yourself against their plans for you. now thankfully mark mccloskey and his wife were not charged. he joins us now. you story was so significant because it seemed like the beginning of a trend where political prosecutors send the message that you're not allowed to defend yourself. don't take up arms to defend your property, your family and your own life. it's fair to say it was the beginning of a trend, no? >> it was. this is not accidental. it's not the result of incompetence. what is our right to defend ourselves? it's a god-given right. it's a basic human right. the powers that be that want to destroy our government, destroy our freedoms and culture, they can't tolerate the concept of there being a power greater than government. they have to do away with your god-given rights, all your rights and leave you with nothing government-granted privileges that could be revoked in a moment's notice. we have a vice president of the us that encour

louis circuit attorney named kim gardner. keep in mind, st.s one of the most dangerous cities on earth, and in return, gardner is now playing the race card. take a look at this. >> while it is true my office could have done more, to say we did nothing is only disingenuouy ignorant of the reality of our court system. we are going to fight very hard for justice in spite of the vitriol, the hate, the racist attacks, the known manipulation of the court procedures, to make sure our office fails. >> sean: joining us now to respond, missouri attorney general andrew bailey is with us. welcome to the program. let's start with what kim gardner is doing and why does she should not be holding this position. we have is a phenomenon. we have the funding of very weak online order candidates being funded, being elected to office, only because of the money spent, and they don't enforce the laws of the land. they don't prosecute criminals. and americans now are at risk as a result. your thoughts? >> look, this is about the rule of law and justice for victims. i

grady trimble has the story. >> missouri republican attorney general andrew bailey is accusing kim gardnertics into bipartisan efforts to get her to step aside telling fox digital her accusations of racism are ridiculous. but the defiant gardner is still serving as st. louis circuit attorney the people have a process if they do not no longer want me in office and that's called an election. >> the photographic prosecutor is under pressure after a car crash caused by repeat offender who was out on bond led to a teenage volleyball player's legs being amputated bailey citing the crash and a backlog of at least 3,000 cases is moving to oust gardner. >> instead of protecting victims, she is creating more victims by her illegal refusal to do her job. >> the case in st. louis is highlighting how far left districtest attorneys have come to power. campaign finance records show gardner received at least $116,000 in a paid ad from a political action committee funded by george soros. she sailed to reelection in 2020 even as st. louis homicides from the previous year spiked 36% a report from the pro-pol

kim gardner claimed today her office was asked several times for reilly's bond to be revoked but the ts have denied the request. and gardner accused the republican attorney general of playing politics. >> the attorney general and others use this unfortunate incident and tragic happening to this young lady as a political stunt of an unelected individual who wants to use politics to, one, stop the voice of the people in the city of st. louis. >> but some democrat elected officials in st. louis have also called on gardner to resign. she clearly does not intend to do that so now it will be up to a court gardner will be removed as circuit attorney. bret? >> bret: jonathan, thank you. two shootings at the same location in florida have a three people dead, two critically injured. one of those was a journalist who was covering the first shooting. tv reporter dylan lyons was killed in pine hills, florida. a photographer was critically injured. orange county deputies say 19-year-old keith melvin moses earlier shot a mother and her 9-year-old daughter along with another woman. the girl and the w

kim gardner in 2022, and because of that statute.ar, you spent nearly three decades in prison, your 20's, 30's and most of your 40's. you told us when we met last time as long as there is life, there is hope. you had some knee setbacks, so many times the courts said no. how did you keep hope alive during that time? lamar: it was all i had. i cannot imagine giving up on something i knew was rightfully taken from you. i could not imagine giving up. john: not only did you keep up, you do not seem angry and you did not seem angry at what happened to you. how do you explain that? lamar: holding onto anger, you would be trading in prison for another. theres nothing in that to gain. even though there have been setbacks and disappointments, in the end there's a lot to be joyful about and i hang onto that. john: how have you been spending your time since tuesday? lamar: eating and having my friend run me around, that's what i've been doing. [laughter] enjoying all of the food i did not get inside. i've been able to meet with some friends and

louis circuit attorney named ken kim torney named kim gardner. keep in mind, st. loui now, keep in mind, st. louis is one of the most dangerousn cities on earth and return gardner is now playing the race card. take a look at car thid.s. le i wow, it is true.ffice co my office could have done say more to say we did. onl nothing is only disingenuous, is what is willfully ignorant of the reality of our courtght e system. we're going to fight very hardry for justice in spite ofhe the vitriol, the hate, the racist attacks, the known manipulation of the court procedures cou to make sure our office fails by joinings no us now to respond, missouri attorney general andrew is with us. sir,tospond, mattornw bailey wep >> thank you for having me on . let's start with what it is that this attorney is doing, what kim gardner is doing and why it is she should not be holding this position, because what we haveho is ldina we have is a phenomenon. we have the funding of veryg ofr weak on law and orderdates candidates being funded, beingbg elected to office only because of the money

under kim gardner, the city's experience, its highesr unt mur rate in decades.mut decad safety is no the poinest. t defend the point is disarming you. you can't defend yourself againselt their plans for you. now, thankfully, mark mccluskey and his wife were pardoned. these outrageous charges by the governor of the state, thank god mark mccluskey is still around. >> he joins us now. u so muchacy, thank yo for coming on . your story was so significante t because it seemed like s the beginning of a trend wherere political prosecutors send the message that you're not allowed to defend yourself, noto matter how crazy and chaotic and dangerous the country becomes.efend yourself. don't take up arms to defend your don't take up arms to defend your property, your family, your own life. yourand i think it's fair to sad was the beginning of a trend., no? ? >> well, it was. and , you know, this is not accidental and it's not a result. incompetence. what is our right of inadvertence or incompetence. what's our right to defend ourselves? ouit's a god given, right.asic it's a

louis circuit attorney kim gardner. is one of many far left da backed by george gegeorge soros. >> what you don't have prosecutors doing what they should be doing, which is prosecuting, we have these types of issues that we've seen. sadly, this happened here in michigan with msu shooting with gentleman who was responsible was brought up on a gun charge in 2019, prosecutor failed to actually prosecute him and instead of putting him in jail for 5 years, he walked out and he didn't have his gun taken away. this is the real world of effect with prosecutors and whether it a mayor or city council or county or state, saying, we'll side on the side of the criminal rather than the victim, that is where we get to this point. elizabeth: to what congressman said, missouri voters a are upset, gardner office allegedly let go daniel riley. he was arrested for stealing's weapon, he caused a car crash where a volleyball athlete was run over and she lost both her legs. >> that is horrific and he violated his bond conditions over 50 times

progressive prosecutor kim gardner is in a showdown with missouri attorney general. he's trying to kick her out of office she should go after the loss of a teen who lost her leg when is she was mowed down by unlicense driver who was outs on bond. despite his gps monitoring, going off more than 50 times. why didn't they catch this. gardner is deny any accountability but st. louis joe says it is indefensible thank you for joining the program. you know, you were reasonable democrat you -- value public safety. what's going on in the city right now? >> it's -- it's a strange time and lifelong st. louis resident i've been there over 20 years there's been a focus request this what they call progressive platform to maybe give criminals a break. and what's happening is this opposite. that we're getting broke are hardworking citizens of the city. that visitors of the city unfortunately happened with this distinct that you discussed it is creating a -- an area where no one is safe. because there's no accountability. there's no worry of being taken in. you know police are workin

louis circuit attorney kim gardner removed from office.crash that caused a teenage volleyball star her legs. the man that hit her head 50 bail violations and facing backlash for dropping armed robbery charges against suspect daniel riley that landed in house arrest last year but gardner is saying it is a political stunt and voter suppression. >> to say we did nothing is only disingenuous while willfully ignorant of the reality of our court system. my office cannot force a judge to revoke bond for the defendant. >> todd: many of her supporters are backing her sinkholes for resignation are unwarranted and racially charged from ashley. >> ashley: advocates in rhode island demanding covid style response to the fentanyl crisis has nine communities in the state issued opioid overdose in recent data shows 31% of teens consider them self knowledgeable about fentanyl. the next guest lost his 16-year-old son daniel two years ago to be seven poisoning from a glazed pill. the president of the victims of illicit drugs and joins us now. thank you for be

kim gardner has until noon to resign today, after she failed to prosecute an armed robbery suspect who is accused of causing the accident on saturday. gardner is facing fierce backlash for dropping armed robbery charges in the case that landed him in house arrest last year. gardner says it is not her fault, it is unfortunate there are those that twist the facts for selfish motives, this is not the time for finger pointing. she went on for blaming the judge for allowing the suspect to be on the street. >> todd: suspects searching for two suspects from a smash and grab in new york city before making off with $500,000 stolen merchandise. the two pushed past a 79-year-old employee and the suspects punched, kicked and hit her in the head with a handgun. she's in the hospital in stable condition this morning. tracking a massive storm that is causing blizzard conditions in 25 states. it is midwest, especially minnesota expected to get the worst, declaring a snow emergency as they brace for two feet of snow. 1300 flights are cancelled today with hundreds delayed, one day after 1700 flights wer

the missouri attorney general has moved to fire kim gardner after a teenager lost both her legs in a caused by a suspect who had violated bond conditions. this seems like a proactive decision to finally go after these corrupt prosecutors by state officials. what do you say? >> i think it's very interesting things. both in los angeles and in st. louis, easy people resisting the woke prosecution agenda speaking out for the first time, the ag is attempting to remove the district attorney from office. what that district attorney has done is the same thing that radically progressive prosecutors have done in san francisco and los angeles, which is basically to let people out, not require that people be held in jail for alleged crimes. the result is repeat offenses. the one in st. louis, the guy in question had violated the electronic monitoring 50 times before the accident. so you have this repeat offense, and these district attorneys are basically acting like defense attorneys rather than as prosecutors. so these are also cities, i should mention, that are lacking hundreds of police offic

there were growing close to remove kim gardner at the top prosecutor in st.olicies, which include her office failing to put a robbery suspect behind bars despite 55, 50 bond violations. that same suspect is accused of plowing a car into a beautiful 17-year-old jenae edmonson who was visiting and she is an athlete. she lost both of her legs in that crash. emily, talk to me about what needs to happen next? because the soft-on-crime policies are in the fabric of things. so if you start to recall or whatever, how deep does it go question marks me to the next steps, the attorney general's filing to remove the d.a. for willful neglect for being unfit to serve, citing in part the 51 house arrest violations you mentioned of the perp that has destroyed that young woman's life life peer that is one formal way of removal. we have seen for example the district attorney in san francisco bay are removed on the count of voters in unsuccessful ones like l.a. d.a. george gascon. i want to make a point about horrific situation in l.a. as the assistant d.a. dared to say, look,

louis circuit attorney kim gardner removed from office.r a car crash that cost a teenage volleyball star her legs. gardner facing fierce backlash for dropping the armed robbery charges against the suspect in the case that landed him under house arrest last year. but gardner is denouncing the move as a politically motivated stunt and a racially charged attempt at voter suppression. president biden now has some competition if he decides to run for re-election. marianne williamson who ran in 2020 is now the first democrat to launch a 2024 bid. the spiritual adviser and self-help author says she will make an official announcement next week in washington and republicans are set to hold their first presidential primary debate in milwaukee in august. the rnc is looking to -- into holding between 12 debates before the national republican national convention. so far former president trump, former south carolina governor nikki haley, and entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy have all announced their candidacy. and actor michael b. jordan suiting up in giants

kim gardner forced out after facing an ultimatum after she was accused of turning a blind eye on a tickingime bomb career criminal set free on bond and he caused a crash that left a teenager fighting to survive. ie

louis circuit attorney general kim gardner to resign.ere's been a lot of public outcry over this after she released a man who skipped bail 50 different times. he went on to cause a car crash which cost a teenage volleyball player both her legs. gardner refused to resign saying the move is a politically motivated stunt. watch this. >> to say we did nothing is disingenuous and ignorant of the reality of the court system. my office cannot force a judge to revoke bond for a defendant. maria: well, the reality is, these bail reform laws are causing havoc across the country, cheryl. and now you've got calls for resignations. >> i mean, or firings in this case. she should be fired. i mean, look at the facts. i mean, her office -- i mean, he violated the terms 50 tiles and they didn't re-- times and they didn't revoke the bail of this man and look at what it led to, this young girl, she was they in town with her family. luckily, her father saved her life in this accident. but her life is ruined. they were had they for a volleybvovol --volleyball

missouri's ag said liberal prosecutor kim gardner has to go. election. believe it or not, it's well underway. kellyanne conway will join us for all you need to know before you hit the party circuit this weekend. we will see you at 9:00. ent of m find your potential then own it support your immune system with a potent blend of nutrients and emerge your best every day with emergen-c after years of chasing the big idaho potato truck... i finally caught it. oh man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. when your cat's hungry, you definitely know. when he wants your attention, he makes it clear. when he wants to be left alone, he makes it obvious. but if your cat has oa pain, also known as osteoarthritis pain, he may be saying “ow” in different ways. it's a long-lasting condition that makes it painful for your cat to move like they once did, like when walking or climbing. red flags are everywhere. but cats are really good at hiding their pain, so you just need to know what to look for. visit catredflags.com to learn about the signs of oa pain and

louis circuit attorney kim gardner resign or face removal proceedings.tar lost her legs in a crash caused by a man with multiple bond violations. daniel reilly was supposed to be on house arrest at the time of the crash but records show he violated it over 40 times. gardner is facing fierce backlash for dropping the armed robbery charges against reilly in a case from 2020. in a statement yesterday, gardner defended herself blaming the judge for reilly's release. a fashion designer is accusing former biden nuclear official sam briton of wearing her clothing after her luggage was stolen from a d.c. airport in 2018. the designer says she reported the incident to police but she never heard back. now, years later, after seeing reports of briton in the news, she filed another police report and according to her husband, the fbi is looking into the case and has refused to comment nasa unveiling $3.5 billion plan space suits. new gear is designed by collins aerospace. more comfortable and flexible for astronauts who have been wearing suits designed way back in th