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kristin: dr.e had you on today because it was supposed to fly for the first time tomorrow and you had to push it back a bit because of the tests as you were talking about. if we zoom out, big picture here, why is this kind of test flight proving to the world that we have this kind of capability, why is it so important? >> well, i think it's a truly american story just like the wright brothers, we keep doing really hard things that have never been done and for us, the ingenuity flight is just the demonstration of that. it creates an entirely new capability without doubt after successful test this will happen back on earth, but surely it will keep us ahead in a leadership role for the entire program, allow us to put a new tool into the toolbox of exploation on mars and other worlds. i can't wait to watch this test flight. one more thing, president biden put forward his proposed budget just this week and there was a pretty good increase for nasa and earth sciences division. what did you make of the b

. >> reporter: authorities refusing to elaborate on what they found. >> we have not recovered kristin. we will continue to focus on finding her remains. >> reporter: overnight, kristin's family releasing a statement saying for over 24 years we have waited for this bittersweet day. it is impossible to put into words what this day means for our family. we pray it is the first step to bringing our daughter home. the community now coming together. >> i'm extremely relieved. i feel bad for kristin smart's family that have lived on the edge for 25 years. >> reporter: paul flores is being held without bail. he'll be arraigned tomorrow, possibly with his father. kenneth, mona? >> all right, megan, thank you. >>> in britain, the queen is back to work following the death of her husband prince philip. queen elizabeth attended a special ceremony yesterday honoring one of her household's top aides who is leaving his post. the event was just four days after prince philip's passing. tomorrow we expect to hear full details of the funeral to be held on saturday. >>> coming up, who wears short shorts?

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kristin, where can people find it?> all right, we >> law enforcement under growing pressure with release body cam video this week deadly shooting of a black man in north carolina. good evening i'm jon scott and this is the "fox report." jon: death of andrew brown jr. is sparking new wave of protest across the country. deputies shot and killed him wednesday while executing a search and arrest warrant at his home. griff jenkins is reporting live from elizabeth city, north carolina. griff. reporter: good evening, jon for a fourth night protesters will take to the streets peacefully here in elizabeth city in demand that the sheriff here tom

so that's about six steps down from gaining the next seat. >> thank you for that, kristin.rator, do we have our next caller? >> jamie weiss with 4029 news. your line is open. >> hi, good afternoon, can you hear me? >> we can, loud and clear. >> hi there, this is jamie weiss with 4029 news, i'm not sure if you can answer the specifics i'm calling with arkansas and oklahoma, seats in the south where they're next to big states like texas who have seen an increase in population. i'm curious if you've seen data about growth in those states and why maybe they haven't received congressional seats and why they haven't lost any congressional seats either? >> thanks for that line of questioning. and again, i'll pass this over to our demographics experts. >> in terms of whether -- why a state has not gained or lost a seat, it all depends on population distribution for any given centennial census. so if the population in relation proportional relation to the other state hasn't changed, then they won't gain or lose a seat. >> thanks for that, kristin. operator, do we have the next calle

kristin, peter? >> megan fitzgerald in minneapolis, thank you. >>> with their eyes set on returning to the white house, former president trump and top republicans are gathering for a big gop fundraiser. the party is crafting a strategy for the return to power. kelly o'donnell is live with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. this weekend can be seen as a test or demonstration of donald trump's political sway, gathering with donors, raising money, mingling with political figures, he can try to show he is still on top of the republican party. just 80 days after landing in palm beach, this weekend trump, allies, and donors are gathering in the florida sun, but behind closed doors to raise money and maybe expectations. >> do you miss me yet? do you miss me? >> reporter: the former president is expected to speak to the gathering and has been wielding his influence to endorse for 2022. like marco rubio and rand paul just this week. his mar-a-lago club is a photo op stop for political allie

happy friday to you kristin. >> all right. it is a friday of learning before we head into the weekend. there's been a lot of headlines with regard to covid. with our viewers help on facebook, let's play two truths and a lie. >> let's do it. everyone out there. which one of these is not true. unfortunately coronavirus is still all over the headlines. which is not true? i'm going to start with -- give me one second. i lost my list. >> do you want me to do it? >> i'm going to tell you now. at least 14 will require the covid vaccine. or b, the variant is most common variant and present in all 50 states. or c, california has the lowest test positivity rate while michigan has the highest rate. which is not true? >> i'm going to need your help. i'm going to rule out c. i believe that is true. the lie to me would be a or b. both of those two contain a kernel of truth to it. a lot of is the lie. let's just go with a. that is the lie. >> a is actually true. now to be fair, december may actually change later today. as of this reporting f

but as you can imagine until we return kristin to them it is not over. >> kristin smart was legally declared dead in 2002. >>> the board of supervisors has rescinded the appointment to the golden gate bridge district. citizen say if he doesn't step down as mayor soon they will move to recall him. they have opened an official committee for that process. he is accused of safely assaulting six women. >> the criminal justice system will determine if he committed a crime. but it is already evident that he has violated our interests. >> he has denied the allegations. >>> former mayor robert jacob made his first court appearance today. he was arrested saturday on suspicion of five felony and one misdemeanor cycle saw crime against a minor. he did not enter a plea today and remains behind bars. his next hearing is scheduled for thursday. >>> taking allotment look at san francisco where anyone 16 years old and up is eligible to get a covid vaccine. they opened up eligibility today ahead of the statewide expansion scheduled for later this week. ab confuses the vaccines was announced and the county exp

but we have committed to them that we will not stop until kristin has been recovered.matter what the cost or the time we are committed to that. >> reporter: and lambert is committed as well. because the quest for justice for this young woman and her family is something he is devoted to seeing drew. >> investigators were searching the home late into the day. paul florez is being held without bail tonight and will be arraigned on thursday. >>> new at 11:00, the man who kidnapped and killed a girl admitted to all of it today and could be free in four years. the guilty plea came the same day his case was transferred back to juvenile court. he was 15 the time he murdered his young neighbor, now at 21 he could be eligible for release when he is 25. >> i think the chances for change, growth and maturation are enhanced at the department of juvenile justice. >> anybody who thinks that he will be miraculously fixed at the age of 25 is wrong and sorely mistaken. >> gonzalez initially faced life in prison but earlier this year the state supreme court held a california law preventi

. >>> a possible break in a cold case in california where college student kristin smart has been missingce 1996. two men are now under arrest. one is charged with murder, and police credit a podcaster for helping shed new light on the case. here's abc's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning, a major breakthrough in a nearly 25-year mystery involving the disappearance of california college student kristin smart. >> it's my hope that we're able to take the first step toward justice for the smart family. >> reporter: smart's former classmate, 44-year-old paul flores, now under arrest in connection with her murder. his 80-year-old father ruben flores also arrested as an accessory to murder. smart was a 19-year-old college freshman at cal poly san luis obispo when she vanished in 1996 never returning to her dorm after flores walked her home from a party. >> kristen never returned to her dorm room that night and has not been seen or heard from since that time. >> reporter: throughout the investigation, paul flores had remained a person of interest and as the case progressed, he became a s

kristin soltis anderson here along with trace gallagher, lisa boothe and tyrus and welcome to "the bigday show. here's what's on tap tonight. trace? >> there is a mass exodus in the nypd, and now squad member ilhan omar has her own idea to reimagine policing with a new government-run board. >> lisa? >> kristin, there's a growing underground network of parents fighting the new woke culture many schools and trying to put a stop to anti-racism teaching in the classroom. >> and tyrus? >> what it is. what's wrong with the way florida governor ron desantis eats pizza? some on the left sayst it's disturbing. -- say it's disturbingment some of the notable democrat pizza etiquette which may be even more disturbing. >> but first, the fox flight team at the border as brand new fox news polling finds voters think the situation at the border was better two years ago when former president trump was in office compared to under president biden. a whopping 46% now say border security is worse than it was two years ago. maybe it's because of his recent change of tune on the border crisis. >> is there a

great to have you back, kristin.ies we see, a number of them, lockdowns don't work. states with lockdowns destroyed their economies but cases are still rising. covid cases in texas dropping by more than half but didn't president biden say the governor's decision there to fully open up, stop the mask mandate was quote, neanderthal thinking? >> that's right. there is no reason, liz, at this point every state in america shouldn't be fully reopened. the data is very clear, these lockdowns don't do much to stop the spread of covid. they are devastating to the economy. it is obvious to the democrats the lockdowns were not about keeping people safe and healthy, they were about power. covid-19 offered politicians and bureaucrats drunk with power the opportunity to enact major power grabs while invading people's privacy, growing the size and growth of the state. it is shameful. it has been devastating, people lost their businesses, livelihoods, everything. we see depression and other mental illnesses on the rise. we have to r

. >>> the disappearance of kristin smart on the central coast has been a mystery for nearly 25 years.re behind bars charged in her death even though her body has not been found. ian cull explains some of the questions now answered. >> reporter: kristin smart was 19, a student in 1996 when she disappeared walking from a party back to her dorm. for decades there have been theories and few answers, now 44-year-old paul flores was arrested at his san pedro home. he was the last one seen with her that night and has long been considered a suspect. his father, ruben, also arrested as an accessory to murder. >> it's my hope that we're able to take the first step toward justice for the smart family. peace for the community, some justice out there for all of us, and most especially for kristin. >> reporter: investigators found evidence in 2016 that led them back to flores as a suspect and in 2019, they tapped his cell phone after another witness came forward in all more than 18 locations were searched. >> forensic physical evidence was located and yes, we believe it's linked to kristin and yes,

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. >>> a grand jury in ohio has indicted eight people in the death of a hazing incident nbc's kristin dahlgren has the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frances. in a statement the family of the victim says that hazing is abuse, plain and simple. a prosecutor agrees and now eight young men are facing charges. his parents clushd hands as charges were announced in the death of stone fultz after a fraternity initiation. >> the new members almost all being under abled were provided a bottle of high alcohol content liquor. >> reporter: eight members now facing charges from felony involuntary manslaughter to misdemeanor hazing after they encouraged fultz and others to drink the entire bottle. >> hi. someone that we know is nonresponsive. he drank alcohol, like a lot of alcohol. >> the prosecutor says the sophomore business major had a blood alcohol level almost five times the legal limit and was found by roommates after fraternity brothers dropped him off. he died three days later the most serious charges could mean up to 11 years in prison if convicted. an attorney for the fa

the sheriff says he talked to kristin smart's parents.e spoken to the smart numerous times, including. >> including this matter of fact, twice today. i think they're feeling. a bit of relief. but as you can imagine, until we return kristen, to them. this is not over and we have committed to them that we are not going to stop until person has been recovered no matter what the cost, no matter what the time we're committed to that. >> the smart family has also put out this st statement. it says it is impossible to put into words what this day means for our family. we pray it is the first step to bring our daughter home. well, christians, loving spirit will always live in our hearts. our life without her hugs laughs and smiles is a heartache that never abates the knowledge that a father and son despite our desperate pleas for help could have withheld this horrible secret for nearly 25 years denying us the chance to lay or daughter to rest is an unrelenting and unforgiving pain. so again, paul flores, who was a 19 year-old student himself back

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lisa, tyrus, kristin, great conversation. we'll have more coming up. in the meantime, vice president kamala harris taking heat for not visiting the southern border, but her book is making

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exact time tbd, bret. >> bret: kristin fisher live in the narrow gnomic north lawn, kristin the social media and the family said the president had a cold before family and their attorneys moments ago after the verdict was read. cities around the country have been bracing for protests prior to this verdict. a congressional correspondent chad program has that part of the story from capitol hill, good evening, chad. >> good evening, bret house democrats face a choice defend maxine waters or vote to punish her after judge peter cahill said waters comments could be grounds for an appeal. democrats chose to punt and sidestep g.o.p. to central waters on party line vote 2-16, 2-10. steny hoyer backed up waters. >> it is, however, irresponsible to take chair waters remarks out of context to just hold a gotcha partisan vote. if confrontation is subject to sanction, then we will have a lot of people on your side of the aisle who we believe are confrontational every day. >> waters and since republican kevin mccarthy demanded the house ensure waters, discipline below expulsion. the house has only c

what's your read on that, kristin?s whether it was the weather, covid lockdowns, bad public policy, high taxes, you name it, plenty of reasons why over the last year, we've begun to see an acceleration of existing trends toward the sun belt. you've even had folks like elon musk moving some of his tesla operations from california to texas. that's a big piece of why we're going to see texas and florida as two big states that'll pick-up congressional seats. the challenge is when those folks come from silicon valley to austin, do they bring their blue state politics with them? and suddenly, do you have in some of these areas in states like florida and texas that may have previously been pretty republican-friendly, to begin finding them trend a little bit purple, will remain to be seen once we get the more granular census data, where within each of these states these congressional seats are going to go. >> hal, that's the question i want to bring to you. you're in texas, people are coming your way, people from all over the

piece for the community and some justice out there for all of us and most especially for kristin. >> he was taken into custody today in san pedro so is his father ruben accused of being an accessory. >> new study suggest a secret to protecting the bay area from sea level rise and it may lion something we are currently throwing away. the san francisco estuary institute found building up the tidal marshes using the sediment already being dredged from the bottom of the bay could do the trick and right now the army corps of engineers pays to have it hauled away. >> we said to ourselves how much mud do we really need and where can it come from? the great news is we actually have enough mud. >> if they would change their policies, we could promote this reuse and have it be affordable and really protect the bay area and the bay from sea level rise. >> we can look outside live and oakland from our exclusive sales force camera and pretty nice outside. >> paul is here now and as we're talking about the sea levels rising it gets overshadowed by the wildfire threat, doesn't it? >> that is top of

details on the disappearance of kristin smart. almost a quarter of a century later. >> also where the money and the newly signed fire season bill is going to be spent. >> and the skies. a little hazy outside right now. looks like we've got some changes on the way little >> after almost 25 years and arrests has now been made in the disappearance of cal poly, san luis obispo student kristin smart tonight. paul flores is being held on suspicion of murder. and his father has also been arrested as an accessory after the fact. >> a reporter chip yost is live in arroyo, grande and has the latest on this chip. >> yeah. good evening. we're actually outside the home of the father of the murder suspect in this case. we're here in arroyo grande. not only did they serve an arrest warrant here, but they also served a search warrant. take a look at this video here as investigators were on the scene here of ruben flores home. he is the father of paul flores. the individual arrested for the murder. they believe his father was an accessory. let's t

>> bret: kristin fisher live on the north lawn. kristin, thanks. more on this with the panel. also breaking tonight authorities in and around minneapolis bracing for another night of violence following last weekend's death of daunte wright at the hands of a now former police officer. that officer made her first appearance today. senior correspondent mike tobin is in brooklyn center minnesota again tonight. >> faces a single charge of second degree manslaughter with 10 years in prison. she is out on bond. third time a police officer has are faced charges after confuse ago side arm with a taser daunte wright was killed. civil rights attorney ben crump representing wright's family does not believe it was a mistake. >> a glock 17 and a taser. it's very difficult for this family to accept that this is an accident. >> the head of the peace officer's association says wright made the fatal mistake. >> daunte wright, if he would have just complied, he was told he was under arrest. they were arresting him on a warrant for weapons. he set off a chain of events that unfortunately led to h

the sheriff said that even though they have not found kristin smart's body. they did find physical evidence linking paul flores to the case. and they also say in recent years they began monitoring his phone calls and text messages. they got a search warrant to do t and when asked if a valuable information was provided from that. the sheriff said yes, there was a valuable information calling it pieces of a puzzle that fit to some of the other information they had. he said after they are they arrest. he did talk to kristin smart's parents. >> i have spoken to the smart numerous times, including. including this matter of fact, twice today. i think they're feeling. a bit of relief. but as you can imagine, until we return kristen, to them. this is not over and we have committed to them that we are not going to stop until person has been recovered no matter what the cost, no matter what the time we're committed to that. >> now it's unclear whether or not charges have been filed. but we understand there will be another news conference with the district attorney here

the sheriff said that even though they have not found kristin smart's body. they did find physical evidence linking paul flores to the case. and they also say in recent years they began monitoring his phone calls and text messages. they got a search warrant to do that. and when asked if a valuable information was provided from that. the sheriff said yes, there was a valuable information calling it pieces of a puzzle that fit to some of the other information they had. he said after they are they arrest. he did talk to kristin smart's parents. >> i have spoken to the smart numerous times, including including this matter of fact, twice today. i think they're feeling. a bit of relief. but as you can imagine, until we return kristen, to them. this is not over and we have committed to them that we are not going to stop until person has been recovered no matter what the cost, no matter what the time we're committed to that. >> now it's unclear whether or not charges have been filed. but we understand there will be another news conference with the district attorney h

cal poly freshman kristin smart disappeared in september of 1996. after nearly 25 years of being considered a person of interest, paul flores today was charged with smart's murder. his 80-year-old father ruben is charged as an accessory. his bond set at $250,000. paul flores was a fellow student and the last person to see smart alive when she left a party to walk to her dorm. in recent years investigators have used cadaver dogs who made 16 searches from the campus to properties belonging to the flores family. the sheriff won't say what was found, but kristin's remains are still missing. the sheriff spoke with her family today. >> i think they're feeling a bit of relief, but as you can imagine, until we return kristin to them, this is not over. >> the sheriff credited a podcaster for helping break the case when he interviewed a new witness in 2019. nearly 40 pieces of evidence have undergone dna testing but the sheriff won't disclose whether it led to today's arrest. >> another tense night in the minneapolis suburb after deadly police shooting of a 2

. >>> there are new details in the kristin smart case. prosecutors revealed a motive for her murder as they announced felony charges against the suspect. we have those details. >> reporter: prosecutors laid out part of their case today saying that kristin smart was killed by paul florez after an attempted rape 25 years ago. >> the last place she was seen was near the dorms and we certainly believe that the dorm room of mr. florez was a crime scene. >> he was arrested yesterday after the decades long investigation into the disappearance of kristin smart. she went missing back in 1996 while walking back to her dorm room after a party at cal poly. prosecutors are building their case and they are still asking for possible witnesses to come forward. >> we are seeking the public's assistance in providing any information about this case or information on other potential crimes believed to have been perpetrated by paul rubin florez and including assault or other acts. >> prosecutors say they now believe they know the location where his burial was

so we are releasing two timelines, kristin. one is the need for american business, american government, to disrupt the way we generate and use energy, to a cleaner way. and the other is the timeline from the natural world, which says, if you don't do that, the natural world is going to disrupt your world, and a very unpleasant way. we've got to win this race with the natural world and as americans, we gotta do it together. >> you started to get into it, but i'm going to ask for more details on how you think president biden's goals can be met, right? what changes need to be made? in terms of things we will see in our daily lives, is it electric cars, is it heating our homes differently? is it our factories are completely coal free? talk about the things we might see or need to see happen. >> there are five sectors that people focus on, kristin, which are electricity generation, transportation, manufacturing, the built environment, which is basically heating and air conditioning, and regenerative agriculture. but in the first 10

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>> bret: kristin fisher live on the north lawn, kristin, thank you. more on this with the panel.lso breaking tonight tensions extremely high in and around minneapolis again after three nights of violent protests following the killing of daunte wright by a police officer over the weekend. prosecutors say they will charge that officer who killed daunte wright with second degree manslaughter. she has been arrested. all of this comes against the back drop of the trial just down the road for the former minneapolis police officer accused in the death of george floyd. senior correspondent mike tobin is, again, in brooklyn center minnesota tonight. >> a mugshot for a veteran police officer, kim potter is charged with second degree manslaughter and facing the possibility of up to 10 years in prison. a statement from the washington county attorney's office says she will be prosecuted vigorously. officer potter abro gate her responsibility to protect the public when she used her firearm rather than her taser. the body camera shows what the former chief described as a fatal mistake, a traffi

her classmate, kristin smart's classmate. the last person to see her in this party.n now is why arrest him? you've done a lot of this over the years, jonna, what do you think they found that turned the tide here? >> it could be a couple of things. when we look back historically at some high-profile cases where people were arrested prior to remains being found they either were on the verge of finding them, in other words, they knew where they were going to find them so they arrested somebody in advance of that, or in a case like this they might be hoping that 25 years later if they put enough pressure on paul and his father somebody might start talking. side bar, if i were representing them i would say it is not in their best interest to do any talking whatsoever. look at the case of -- tons of circumstantial evidence that she was probably raped and murdered. nobody has ever been tried, convicted or arrested for her disappearance and so what is bringing us closer in this case? either they know they're about to find something or they are hoping that somebody is going t

so is kristin johnson's father.onstant chilling reminder of the attack. >> he has bullet holes in it. the fact he's alive. that's a lot. >> reporter: investigators have searched the home of 19-year-old brandon, a former fedex employee. he was already known to law enforcement, the fbi said his mother warned he might want to be killed by a police officer. >> he was found in a couple of police reports. >> reporter: the killings throwing an emotional response from president biden. >> this has to end. it's a national embarrassment. it is a national embarrassment, what's going. on. >> reporter: now yet again, eight more american families are left to mourn. >> our aunt, she left her kids the night before. she's not going to come back ever. her 13-year-old and 19-year-old. they're going to look for answers every day. >> reporter: answered that might never come. nbc news. >>> today family. gunman issued a statement that reads in part, we are devastated at the loss of life caused as a result of brandon's actions. through the

>> prosecutors are painting a clearer picture tonight about the disappearance of cal poly student kristin smart. the new details that were just released. >>> thousands of southbay kids head back to school tomorrow. the troubling scenes that they can see on the way. >> there are individuals walking around with weapons, drug sales going on as well as prostitution. >>> first, one of the hottest selling drinks in the bay area, only now there is a huge shortage. >>> we are getting snow in the sierra today, meanwhile back at home the only thing to see in the sky was the marine layer building over the golden gate bridge. but the real story is >>> tonight, some tea lovers are worried about this one, there is a nationwide shortage in the booming bubble team. because many of the areas in asia that are carrying those tapioca balls are waiting to be loaded. experts say it could take months to get back to normal. >>> taking a live look outside, north from san francisco, that marine layer is creeping in tonight. >> darren peck is standing by, and we were just looking at that shortcoming the other way.

. >> the man accused of murdering kristin smart is expected to appear in court tomorrow and prosecutors believe that paul flores killed smart during an attempted rape in 1986. he is now facing a single count of first-degree murder. the suspects 80-year-old father is accused of helping his son hide the body. >> the last place where kristin was seen was close to the dorms. we certainly believe that mr. flores dorm room was the crime scene. >> prosecutors say they now believe that they know where smart's body was buried. >>> i don't know what to make of it, we are taking a look at 90 degrees coming up. and we got snow at the same time in the mountains, and of boba shortage. >> i can't speak to the boba shortage, but everything else really does fit in with the spring. this is when you e si today, how is it that you could have snowfall so close to the bay area? there was a subtle sign of what is going on if you looked at the marine layer. you can see the golden gate bridge in the time lapse. the marine layer is coming in kind of high. oftentimes it is coming in so low. but when you have lowe

kristin smart body. some of the evidence they have. they say they got when they got a court order to monitor paul floors phone calls and text messages. they say some of that evidence proved valuable. they felt they had enough to make these arrests today. so they did afterwards. the sheriff said he made a phone call to kristin smart's parents. i have spoken to the smart numerous times, including. >> including this matter of fact, twice today. i think they're feeling. a bit of relief. but as you can imagine, until we return kristen, to them. this is not over and we have committed to them that we are not going to stop until person has been recovered no matter what the cost, no matter what the time we're committed to that. >> and here's a statement from the smart family. it says in part it is impossible to put into words what this day means for our family. we pray it is the first step to bringing our daughter home. well, christians, loving spirit will always live in our hearts are life without her hugs laps and smiles as a heartache that n

the man police suspected from the start is been arrested in the disappearance of freshman kristin smartthe last person seen with smart as the two left an off-campus party. the body was never found but they have for realistic evidence and flores was taken into custody along with his father who is accused of being an assessor he . >>> lawmakers have rejected a bill that would have banned fracking in the state. they say it harms the environment and the public health. this bill would have banned the practice by 2035. the authors say they are not giving up on it. >>> governor gavin newsom signed a more than half $1 billion plan to get california fire ready. it is more than double the funding seen in recent years. he said the money will help to build feel breaks around viable communities and allow for more controlled burn. >>> we go from the five to the water and sea level rise is a problem that cannot be ignored according to the scientists. a new study says the secret to protect the bay area may lie in something that is currently being thrown away. >> reporter: as the sea level rises it will

>> bret: kristin fisher live from the north lawn. kristin, thank you. we will have details on that shooting at the fedex facility in indianapolis. we will take you there a bit later along with stories on the latest violence in minnesota, chicago, and texas. meantime, as we mentioned at the top, the biden administration is quickly backtracking tonight after president biden signed an order keeping the u.s. refugee cap at an historically low 15,000. that is the limit instituted by former president trump. correspondent rich edson is live tonight from southern texas with that story at first. good evening, rich. >> good evening, bret. it took only a few hours after widespread condemnation from democrats and aid groups. the white house now says by may 15th it will release an updated higher refugee number. this is a busy day for u.s. immigration policy and another busy day here at the southwest border. >> officials and agents at the southwest border say they expect this migrant surge to grow. to reduce that flow, the white house announced monday that the admini

let me toss this over to kristin. to see if we have that information in front of her and if she doesn't, we will work on getting that for you from our pio call-in number. >> ohio was next in line behind new york. they were at ranking 437. they were close, as well, to receiving one more seat than they did. >> thanks for that. >> howard fisher, your line is open. >> thank you. i appreciate you taking calls. a lot of us are waiting for some of the data to be posted. we need to be parochial. arizona was one of the fastest growing states historically and yet we did not gain an anticipated seat. how off or we in terms of having that whatever it was to get a 10th seat? >> i will let demo speak to that line of questioning about your state. >> for arizona, they were ranking 440 as far as the states that were just below the cut off to receive one more seat than they would have. i do not have the number in front of me as far as how much they would need. >> we were not as close as ohio and new york. it is not even a question that

the father and son that police say are responsible in the 1996 disappearance of cal poly student kristin smart pleaded not guilty in court today. the hearing was continued from last week. 44 year-old paul flores has been charged with first-degree murder in san luis obispo county today. a judge decided to keep holding him with no bail. his father ruben flores charged with being an accessory after the fact for allegedly helping his son hide smart spotty. both men were arrested last week. kristin, smart spotty remains missing. >> also in california, los angeles and ventura counties are being put on high alert for wildfires heat records were broken yesterday and places including oxnard a near l a x and it was a hot again today. winds gusting up to 60 miles an hour in some places extra firefighters are on standby with strike teams placed in high-risk areas. >> we station strategically and get ready to pounce at a moment's notice, but sometimes they do get out of hand. we always think of fire season has that summer as we move into paul everything's dry out brown. but the truth is we're getting

. >>> today, the man accused of murdering kristin smart is expected to appear in court. prosecutors believe paul flores killed smart during a rape or attempted rape in 1996. flores attended university with smart and he is facing a single count of first degree murder. the suspect's 80-year-old father is accused of helping his son hide the body. >> the last place kristin was seen was close to the dorms and near mr. flores'. we believe that there flores dorm room was the crime scene. >> they think they now know where the body is buried. >>> protesters were out past curfew in the city. the former officer will make her first appearance today. >> reporter: police fired chemical spray at protesters outside brooklyn center police department last night, a 4th straight evening of demonstrations. rallies remained mostly peaceful during the day. about two dozen people were eventually arrested. protesters are demanding justice for daunte wright who was killed during a traffic stop sunday. officeer mistaked her taser. >> at what point did you not feel this is a gun in your hand verses

the man police suspected from the start has been arrested on suspicious of murdering kristin smart. he was the last person seen with the 19-year-old as the two left a party in 1996. her body has never been found but investigate ears say they have physical evidence linking flores to her disappearance. >> it's my hope we are able to take the first step toward justice for the smart family. peace for the community, some justice out there for all of us and most especially for kristin. >> flores was arrested in san pedro yesterday. so was his father who was accused of being an accessory. >>> the man who kidnapped an 8- year-old just admitted to all of it and he could be free in four years. the guilty plea from adrian gonzalez. he could be eligible for release when he is 25. >> i think his chances for change and growth and maturing are enhanced at the department of juvenile justice. >> anyone who thinks about what happened, who thinks that he is going to be somehow fixed by the age of 25 is wrong. sorely mistaken. >> gonzalez initially faced life in adult court but earlier this year the st