it was the beginning of what maureen orth would call the largest failed man hunt in u.s. four days after they found jeff trails bludgeoned body. >> we're going up to east russia lake, we take 30 to 40 minutes to drive from minneapolis. >> saturday, may 3rd, chris hendrickson, a shift saga county deputy at the time was called to work on this day off. fishing season was starting and two men scouting a prime spot found a dead man instead. >> he was well dressed, he wasn't dirty, he didn't appear to be in a fight, he had his defensive win in his hand, and then a gunshot wound to his head. >> the police confirmed the victim by the lake was david matheson. >> and i said, whoa, wait a minute, this just changes everything. >> a 40 caliber gun killed madison, shell casings matched the ammunition found in cunanan's duffel bag in david's apartment. by this time, police knew the missing gun from the holster belonged to jeff trail, that andrew had stolen from trails apartment. an alert was now posted for matt since reggie and for the man they now feared was a double murderer. >> that'

maureen in new hampshire maureen! >> hi, jim it is maureen.for taking my call >> of course >> i got five stocks i would like to talk about amazon, worried about logistics. duke, nvidia, roku and asml. am i diverse field >> man, this is really hard. okay so roku, we don't even like roku i don't care if it is diversified or not, it is just bad. i do like the area of technology and communications i would like to put disney in there. i think disney is having -- is way too low. the franchise is great, own it for the trust. we do not allow any stocks from china. they're heinous, what the fofrmt is doing over there in controlling the companies. i want nothing to do with it but why not put alphabet in, okay it is the same thing but it is better nvidia is terrific asml trades with nvidia. i mean that's a problem, even though asml is a semiconductor equipment company they trade together now we have to swap out asml and put in proctor & gamble. in other words this portfolio needs a lot of help. i got to do it so we're going to do proctor there. we keep n

we can now speak to maureen maria from los angeles in california. she serves as vice president for programs at the washington office on latin america. maureen, welcome to al jazeera at as one commentator put it, this is shaping up to be a summit of regional friends of the united states, and that therefore it's a lost opportunity for washington to deal with what all or what is a major, major regional challenge. i think the, the summit clearly would have been benefited by having mexican president, attend the foreign minister of mexico. marcella but i will be there as well. the majority of the other countries, the u. s. had been firm that they were not going to invite to benefit like cubic or i when leaders because they were the criteria was more countries that are committed to democracy and that had democratically elected leaders. i think what we're going to see in the summer there are lots of opportunities for regional leaders to discuss some of these pressing issues and hopefully reach commitments to address migration as one at top priority. also ot

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maureen is the sponsor of the ship so essentially the mom of the ship.he other heros to that ship so that every sailor that serves or that operates with that ship understands the service and sacrifice that those heroes gave. >> brian: red wings are the unit and 19 lost their lives on that mission. march columbus luttrell joining us later the only survivor. you referred to these men who lost their lives as navy seals behind you. the selfless way in which michael lived his life. you are always deflecting to othersnot just about michael. but in particular for you, you brought up something. you are the mom to the ship, right? is you have a role with that ship as women and women get off you still mail cookies. >> yeah. every christmas. only one saint patrick's day. they won't have beer on the ship. [laughter] >> but, yes, i do. i send little presents and i get a lot of people to help me out and there is some other moms that other moms help me out, too. >> sponsor. this is the perfect situation. you have got a contemporaneous hero as the namesake of the ship.

go ahead, maureen. >> caller: hello, professor. i'm a great admirer of yours, and it is a pleasure to even speak with you. i wondered about your thoughts and any optimism about the recent [inaudible] location in new york had unionized and now with the amazon warehouses in staten island unionizing, if you see any of that having an effect emboldening people throughout the country to start unionizing and recognizing they can take this power into their own hands. >> host: thank you, maureen. let's get a response. she was talking about amazon unionizing and if you think that's a good sign and your other thoughts of those types of issues. >> guest: well, labor has been under bitter attack throughout this whole neo liberal period. you may recall that reagan's first action was to attack unions, using what were internationally regarded as illegal means, permanent replacement workers. there was a bitter attack on the labor movement. margaret thatcher, who was carrying out the same programs in england, opened her programs the same way, major

maureen long says she broke down sobbing. >> i'm so outraged. i'm so angry. after buffalo, uvalde, you know, here, right here. we have to do something. >> reporter: a new cbs news poll shows nearly a third of americans believe mass shootings are something we have to accept as part of a free society. gun rights advocates say the way to keep people, including school children, safe is to provide more arms. >> it only makes sense to harden schools and provide people within the schools, the good people that work there, to be armed. >> reporter: president biden has called on congress to act, including an assault weapons ban. but he also acknowledges that's unlikely to happen. >> the president is not being very helpful. i think at the end of the day, this is going to come to whether we can reach a consensus in the united states senate. there are intensive discussions underway. it includes people who have not been engaged on this issue in the past. >> reporter: pennsylvania republican pat toomey is part of a bipartisan group of senators who spent memorial day recess

we'd meadows of the what tom o, maureen national park, she appears to have overcome the illness. patty spent 30 minutes under water before katy chunk our pulls the line back in. that's enough swimming for to day. but soon patty will be able to return to the indian ocean permanently to have with the red. sure. there are currently 28 workers involved in rescuing kenny's turtles. these nightly patrols of the beach are especially important. carlos fond of tracks, turtles that lay eggs and nose which nests have eggs that will soon hatch? and sure enough, he finds a green sea turtle. he knows the location, so we can find the nest again later. the eggs can fall as far as 80 centimeters. it's a big effort and can take up to 3 hours. in the end, this turtle lays more than $100.00 eggs, though not all of them will hatch. my passion is to make sure that we see they didn't get a species that be the future that generation common. see them because they thought those up endangered. so by doing these were to thing them living, then they can kill the nest. that means in the future, we're going to have

stuff to pol isn't a dealer, maureen williams, is it? well, and you know, i didn't to go find the beauty industry was also hit by the sanctions. several luxury brands left russia at once and the largest us manufacturer, botox and fillers stop supplying its product. meaning that evoke has to philip alyssa cruz. can you say he wants to prepare for what you know we must poison eve, stop roscoe luca, which wasn't, wasn't a bite. the more that someone actually with my man. but as a company, you can please tell me which insurance or if, but feel a card in the clinic and my and wants to treat that sort of percent of what fear preparatory is point it cash with discomfort and never check on that. when people crumbled it, i mean, pardon me, ease nice of way with behind it, and then you are now get numbers. just go by the bush report at the business process, buying a new investor back when she was gonna buy at the is this a mission for us to pull that up? when she, when the special military operation in ukraine began beauty salons, last cleanse eve

oh, it's principal maureen byrne says remembering the boy's was simply the right thing to do for everyone lives they touched. these kids have experienced a lot of grief . and so we wanted to honor the boys but also not bring closure , but just bring a sense of peace and joy to them and honor who they were. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news. we are following a developing story tonight in denville, part of a major intersection. there is shut down tonight because of a traffic collision, apparently involving a pedestrian fatality. it happened shortly after eight tonight. at camino tassajara and wood ranch road video from the scene shows a large police presence as well as a vehicle, a person covered by a tarp and many evidence markers. at the rallies have asked people to avoid the area. we're working to learn more and we'll bring you updates throughout this newscast and also on the morning show beginning at four a.m. buffalo bills brewery and east based aapl and institution is now closed after nearly 40 years. the owner jeff harry's made the announcement on social media. buffalo bills opened

that's how i get her, maureen. it has cancer. many times i thought it would have been better to just die interest because this chance trained to the neck and to other captors caused us so much humiliation. others like policeman, homeless, duke, it broke down as he described how he was sexually abused, who failures so cannot you as highly? well, you have committed genocide, just like hitler had. you're a peck of murderous criminals. they who deserved the repudiation of columbian society, them in front of them, often visibly shaken, was the former leadership of the fark. repeatedly, their last commander in chief said he felt ashamed and disgusted by their policies or gorilla with pain in our souls. we came here to acknowledge that in the name of revolutionary ideas, we committed these war crimes and crimes against humanity. for years we condemned hunters of human channels to live in a humane conditions come to suffering that had serious impact on their families. he may, i think i'm a young in 80 channels that po hearings are part o

but big surprise of the night is the prediction that maureen la pens at far right. national riley has made a huge gains that go live now to natasha butler in paris and, and natasha. i think it's not yet even 2 months since president micron defeated the fall right in the presidential election. now he is struggling to retain his ruling majority in the national assembly with important gains for both the fall, right and the radical left well, what we're saying is i fees projected results or anything to go buy is a lot more fragmented parliament, the hedge prison micro has the biggest party in the parliament has centrist lions, but he doesn't have a majority. so what he's going to have to do, of course, is look around and see what a line says he can build. yes, big gains for the new left with lines of greens, the socialist communist and the fall left. they were projected to do well in the selection. they would be pleased with course they didn't themselves gain a majority. i began to say for the fall, right. and the conservatives, let me bring in now a law committee, she is a journalist her

from engender the other big story the election of causes is the rise of the far right at yes it is, maureen le pen and her national rally party have done extremely well. she having just bounced back from losing 2 macros in the 2nd round of the presidential election. at 8 m. m p 's. they had going into this election in the parliament that is now increased to 18. i and he'll be marching through those doors in the next few hours, a great great brace, strong showing for them. and it really illustrates the extent to which positions on the extremes of politics on the left and right that have grown consistently through the 5 years of micron, centrist rule of continued a pace. it is now the case that almost half of all the seats and the french parliament had taken up by political positions on the far left and the far right. a jonah, thanks very much. indeed, a jonah hall reporting there from paris. thanks very much. okay, we've crossed now to belgium, where we have a delegation from the democratic republic of congo. it is there to collect the remains of slain or independence icon. this is the scene

the next call for him is maureen toms river, new jersey. >> i'm a great admirer of yours, it's a pleasure to even speak with you. i wondered about your thoughts and any optimism about the recent starbucks location in new york had unionized and now that the amazon war house in staten island is unionizing. if you could see any of that having an effect and em boldening people throughout the country to start unionizing. >> thank you, maureen, let's get a chance. >> professor chomsky, she's talking amazon and unionizing and your thoughts about the other-- . well, labor has been under bitter attack throughout this whole new liberal period. you may recall that reagan's first action was to attack unions using what were internationally regarded as illegal means, scabs, permanent reemployment workers. there's a better attack on the -- looking at the same programs in england, opened her programs the same way. that opens the door to private corporations, saying, we can do it, too, caterpillar. others launched activities also using banned, internationally banned they thodz like scabs and so on. the la

. >> reporter: authorities clarified last week that the door didn't lock after maureen kicked it shot. preliminary death certificates were released today for 20 of the 21 victim this is this shooting. and even though we knew all of them had died from gunshot wounds, it really is the first documentation that we have seen that details the gruesome nature of this attack. the vast majority of these victims had been struck by multiple gunshots. ed lavandera, cnn, uvalde, texas. >>> the white house illuminated orange for national gun violence awareness day. president biden says he's being briefed constantly on congressional negotiations on gun reform and vowed to do what he can to bring about real progress. in a rare move he gave a primetime address to put pressure on republicans to do something about the epidemic of gun vee lens in america. the vpresident has proposed raising the age to buy weapons to age 21. >> to repeal the liability shield that often protects gun manufacturers from being sued for the death and destruction caused by their weapons. they're the only kind of industry in thi

and telling those companies to start drilling maureen though he cancelled their oil and gas leases anduld down their pipeline. biden insists none of these decisions led to hire gas price. you know whose fault higher gas prices, can you guess? you call it kyiv? it's vladimir putin. >> for all the republicans in congresses criticizing me today for high gas prices in america, are you now saying we were wrong to support ukraine? are you saying we were wrong to stand up to putin? are you saying that we would rather have lower gas prices in america than putin's iron fist in europe? i don't believe that. >> tucker: stand up to putin. oh, be quiet. nobody cares about putin and his iron fist in europe. stop the churchill stuff. you pathetic mannequin. so the fed from powell apparently missed the memo on the putin thing at a senate hearing he pointed out the war in ukraine and putin not actually responsible for inflation. >> given how inflation has escalated over the past 18 months, would you say that the war in ukraine is the primary driver of inflation in america? >> no. inflation was high bef

the letter reads, maureen biologist -- i want to pass school to get my dream college. my dream college is in corpus christy by the ocean. i need to live there because i want to be marine biologists. marine biologists study animals and the water. most of the time i will be in a lab. sometimes i will be on tv. >> we have all seen great actors give great speeches. some of them are written for them in the plays and films and tv shows. some of them are extemporaneous expressions of gratitude at award shows. some of them are passionate public policy statements. and matthew mcconaughey delivered them today at the white house, it may be the important most important speech given by an actor. it could be a speech that saves lives if it helps create new laws that can save lives. it wasn't a polished oscar winner's performance. it was much, much more than that. it was wrong. it was a real person, feeling the emotional weight of a painful experience, nervously shifting from side to side, physically trying to find his place, his center, to try to save these things that he doesn't wa

and i hear rat tat tat tat tat tat tat and i am thinking is that a gun >> philadelphia resident, maureen long, not holding back when asked how she feels about the latest gun violence in her city. >> i am furious not just for my neighborhood, for the whole country. >> reporter: despite the weekend bloodshed, shooting homicides are down in philadelphia year to date, a 4% decrease but as of sunday night,nearly a thousand people have been shot across the city the desperate calls for gun reform growing louder each day. >> we cannot disagree about this we have do something i don't care what your political leanings are, we can't continue to let people kill people. >> the district attorney's office says the man responsible for shooting and killing gregory jackson is in the hospital recovering from his own gunshot wounds prosecutors say that man is not being charged for that homicide, and say he fired back in self-defense shep. >> valerie, thanks very much >>> the mother of a boy wounded in the robb elementary school shooting in uvalde, texas, preparing to sue the police. her lawyers sent letters

maureen, i know you are also working on a project that is so moving, especially in the lay of someone where you have heard from the parents in uvalde. tell me about that project. >> it is called a yearbook of shattered dreams, and i wanted to give the parents a place to put his information about their kids, their hopes, their dreams. one of the pants and uvalde said i don't want my child to be just a number, and that is what i want to do. i want the proceeds from that to go to a survivors fund as there are multiple costs for years to come for some of the survivors. >> and you can hear from new jersey, for, this is that right? >> yes. >> tell me what it meant for you to be here today at this march. >> i feel like i have to do something. we feel pretty powerless because is not doing anything but we feel like if we keep showing up and putting the pressure on, someday it is going to change. i have a lot of hope that the young kids today -- i think they are going to keep going until change happens. >> kids that you are memorializing, including a yearbook for those who have lost their lives

it sounds like kimberly thinks about can be how could the, the, the white house or latino from a, maureen maya who serves as vice president for programs with washing office and latin america. and she explains whether or not this summit could actually help solve the migrant crisis. what they're hoping to achieve our declarations on different areas. we know there is the original declaration on migration and protection that the bi demonstration has been working on with governments throughout the region. are so hoping to get support on that. a lot of announcements of deliverables from both the by to ministration, but other how they're committing with other governments in the region on a key set of issues. you know, summits are always more opportune to have parallel conversations and dialogues than a whole set of specific agreements. i think we want to see with this outcome though is a sort of plan of action really on how are the governments going to address particular jointly issues such as the regional migration flows that we're seeing right now. there been 2 major regional ministerials on m

maureen cool. they're not quite getting inland and that's why we're still going to be really hot inland opposed to the cool temperatures at the coast. high pressure builds in cold front behind it, though. and that's about to sweep in starting tomorrow. already going to start to cool us off into your thursday. really cooling things down into friday, saturday and sunday with daytime highs will be in the 70's that are very warmest and come saturday and sunday. a few chances of light sprinkles. now we're in june. so chances of rainfall become slim to none. so we will take that chance even if it does turn out to be just a few light sprinkles. it is great to be seeing at least something out there in the way of moisture 60's to 70's for your highs in sf 50's to 60's near the coast and will be in the 70's to 80's for most of the rest of the bay. pretty warm in mountain view all the way up to 87 degrees. that same number in saratoga in los gatos with san jose and santa clara at 85 degrees. each fremont righ

oh, it's principal maureen byrne says remembering the boy's was simply the right thing to do for everyoneose lives they touched. these kids have experienced a lot of grief . and so we wanted to honor the boys but also not bring closure , but just bring a sense of peace and joy to them and honor who they were. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news coming up on the noon preparing for an active shooter situation how one bay area sheriff's department is using virtual reality to practice how deputies would respond to a disaster plus piece of plastic. that is going to stop someone who has intentions to commit a crime hurt another person. the number of people being given ankle monitors while they await trial in san francisco has gone up by the devices to do not appear to be deterring crime. curl courthouse in 2020, has been sentenced to 41 years in federal prison. the shooting and killing death happened during the protests over the killing of george floyd two years ago. korea is also accused of killing a sheriff sergeant in santa cruz county will have more on this story ahead at four and we'll post

that is to say, nope, should become a single group in parliament while maureen le pen then her far right national rally party were also celebrating after turning seats into a c. 9 the pen last presidential election to mac cron. earlier the ca supposed to to consider. cuz i think that everyone considers that this is a victory for the sample monitor. now we're entering the assembly with a very powerful group of m. p. 's with the 1st opposition party ahead of left hand and to me. and consequently, we're going to be able to work on the position as i had requested from the french people. we will operate with our, with all the needs there are granted by the constitution to an opposition group, which is the 1st one in the family turner. how has the latest from paris, what it was a dreadful night, of course for emmanuel macaroni and his centrist in parliament, losing 100 seats, losing the absolute majority that they had for 5 years able to govern for 5 years with essentially a free hand. they will now need to make alliances, new alliances in parliament, if that to get any legislation through. an

the next call for him comes from maureen in towns river, new jersey. go ahead. >> caller: i am a great admirer of yours and it is a pleasure to speak with you. i wondered about your thoughts and any optimism about the recent -- last year, locations in new york, now that the amazon warehouse in staten island is unionizing, if you see any of that having an effect, emboldening people throughout the country to start unionizing and recognizing they can take this power into their own hands. >> host: let's get a response. in case you didn't understand, talking about amazon unionizing it if you think that is a good sign and your other thoughts about those types of issues. >> guest: labor has been under bitter attacks through this whole neoliberal period. you may recall that reagan's first action was to attack unions using what were internationally regarded as illegal means, scabs, permanent replacement workers, a bitter attack on the labor movement. margaret thatcher who was carrying out the same programs in england opened her programs the same way, major atta

and it was his then girlfriend soon-to-be wife maureen dean. her name was in this book. it was dean who authorized the break-in and it was dean who told them what to look for which is why they're nowhere near the chairman of the democratic party's office. there over in some enyahoo's office in the back part which happens to have that bag i knew where to go. i think dean lied to nixon about it and said it's a national security issue tand they said we got to cover it up. so they went on and got the cia to intervene with the fbi and say this is national security omand then a completely went to hack from there. nixon is not innocent. he obstructed justice. heshould have gone to jail but he was not guilty of the original crime everybody thinks he was guilty of which is ordering the break-in . translate i've seen peccadilloes and some of them can be pretty big. i'd watch out for those big peccadilloes. >> he apparently had directed both of them. >> he was the go to guy. the first one he did that was perfect. >> it was in the put together. >> just raise your hand. in your book

scott and maureen on long island paying $8 for 1/4 of a watermelon.osts $34 in 2020. wild bought a 5 pound bag of chicken breast for $26 in pennsylvania. the same pack cost $10 last year. keep sending us your inflation photos please. varneyviewers@fox.com. they are pouring in. i am a farmer, a tree farmer. i have a contract to cut down 1400 trees on my property. that contract has been delayed because of high diesel prices and the ongoing labor shortage. up peanut and cotton farmer, infield rose farms in florida. welcome to the show. are you seeing the same sharp rise in input costs that i am? >> we are. thanks for having me on the show. diesel fuel, herbicide cost is up, fertilizer and all that. stuart: can you make a profit? >> we can. you've got to put a lot in it to make the profit. the more you put in it, the more chance of making a better profit. too much rain or a drought and these high inputs you already put in it. stuart: would you say the cost of diesel and fertilizers doubled in the past year. would that be accurate? >> i want to say, we are

maureen thompson from new jersey on the independent line.aller: the gentleman who had just asked before about the price of gold, he said that you were confused by that. continuing four decades of bad policy, especially with deregulation under ronald reagan, margaret thatcher, the trade organization, all the centralized banks altogether. you can't say that it is on these welfare benefits or things that are actually put out into the economy for people, these benefit programs which they do help people and they are not costing the country anything and they didn't say anything in regard to the other gentleman's question about -- i spaced on it for a second. man, now i forgot. >> this woman mentioned reagan-thatcher, this really was the beginning of the big boom and the freedom movement and the world economy that we saw in the 80's, 90's, and to thousands, when we saw a massive, massive increase in living standards and wealth in britain and the united states. it was a program to get government under control and reducing cash rates, getting regulat

principal maureen byrne says remembering the boy's was simply the right thing to do for everyone whosetouched. these kids have experienced a lot of grief. and so we wanted to honor the boys but also not bring closure, but just bring a sense of peace and joy to them and honor who they were. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news thank you, veronica. covid cases are on the rise across the united states. still ahead, we're going to tell you about a new possible vaccine option that could become available. plus another unexpected impact. high gas prices coming up how could affect the way people react during weather emergencies that much more when pam and i come back? thi. this time, which we must actually do something. we'll have the latest reaction from lawmakers to president biden's call to action on gun control reform as congress discusses different paths forward. and there seems to be no stopping the increase at prices at the pump. we have a look at the prices across the bay area, including what a station that's charging nearly $10 a gallon. ah! from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on

. >> supervisors, maureen petty, affordable housing advocate for seniors and people with disabilities'm here to support supervisor peskin's charter amendment. there is no greater protection for us renters than rent control. we can't be hit one expected extreme rent year after year. it's prevented the displacement of hundreds of thousands of san francisco residents who would otherwise have long ago been exiled from our city. it is just, it is legal, it is even handedly fair. if the city gives away density height or other financial tips to developers, that they give back stability, protection, to our city's residents. thank you. >> thank you. can we have our next caller? >> good afternoon, this is anastasia, from the anti-displacement coalition. we need this bill. people don't understand if you move into a new place, the rent is going to be high, but it's even going to be higher if your landlord is allowed to raise it to any amount they want. i am so grateful that i have rent control, although my rent has doubled since i've lived in my apartment, every year it goes up according to the c