that was the major newspaper in minneapolis.y mother was a teacher and guidance counselor in minneapolis public schools. i am one of five. i am the second of five kids. we all went to minneapolis public schools, graduated from southwest high school. david: did your siblings say you're too good, a rhodes scholar, yale law, everything, there are no sibling rivalries? jake: i would say my sister is the most impressive. she is a pediatrician and was a two sport d1 athlete with five kids and is currently working at the department of health and human services on covid-19 and other pandemic responses. so, i am kind of middle of the pack in terms of my siblings. david: there was another person who was a rhodes scholar and went to yale and became president the united states, bill clinton. have you ever thought about running for office yourself? jake: i thought about it, but i think my skills are better suited to public service in a non-elected format. i would rather help other people i think would be better suited. david: let's talk abou

minneapolis police are down 300 officers right now. people here in the neighborhoos complained that it takes a long time, and much as an hour to get a response to a 911 call. they gangsters on the people who work with gang say the criminals are aware of that. they do what they want to do, and make a break for it before the police can arrive. harris, back to you. >> harris: one hour to get a 911 call response. that is frightening. >> that's with people out here complaining about. >> harris: mike tobin, thank you so much. will pay me a host of fox and "fox & friends" weekend, well, there is no surprise that when you take the money away to higher cops, you will get fewer of them because you have taken the money away to higher cops, and crime will spike. so, what do you say to people like ilhan omar. >> that, quite honestly, you're a parasite feeding off of the host until that host will ultimately die. i think about this and we have disagreements within our political spectrum, harris. once you start going down of attacking the person that

peters from minneapolis and i want to know what is going on in minneapolis. >> it isn't racial animus, welcomed with open arms, the somali muslim population. so much so there has been almost no reciprocity. if you want to come into our state and city we welcome you, assimilate to our schools and culture and customs and be part of the state of minnesota. a lot of the kickbacks and corruption that existed in somalia made its way into minneapolis, this is the latest example of that. from politicians to the justice system and the media in minnesota, whole articles will be written about this not mentioning almost every single person involved is a somali muslim recently arrived in minnesota. they won't say that because they are afraid of racial animus when this has nothing to do with race and everything to do with banality incremental networks, 5 million over here, saying they are feeding kids, they weren't feeding anybody. we saw with the rise of isis, minneapolis, they have evidence of voter fraud. it is not targeting based on religion or race, it is a recognition with certain people doin

sfo came in second behind minneapolis-st. minneapolis-st. paul. jfk and detroit tied for third in the mega category, and what that means is 33 million or more passengers per year. the study looked at factors like terminal facilities, and experience back to baggage claim and departure. overall satisfaction, just the overall satisfaction felt by about 25 points compared to a year before. > >> they are smiling, you may not not be. the dow, closing at a new low for 2022 as fears of a recession rise. the dow fell 486 486 points today. the nasdaq down almost 200. the s&p 500 dropped 64. > >> fremont has a new korean grocery store. this is mega mart that opened its third u.s.. u.s. location. it is over at the the old sprouts store. mega mart carries specialty korean products and a deli with a chef serving fresh foods if you're hungry. mega mart has another location in sunnyvale, and one in duluth, georgia. > >> right now in sonoma county, fire stations are equipped with a new emergency response tool. they are mobile generators powered by the sun. kpix 5'

you can hear the gunfire. >> bret: minneapolis, just one of the big cities where crime is up.this is capitol hill behind me. working on a crime bill. the house democrats house funding bill. the house ended up approving the money for departments with fewer than 125 officers and aid for deescalation training and mental health services to get more liberals on board. included that would allow the justice department to have discretion over which police departments are permitted to receive the grants. also allocate $50 million for data collection on police practices and community safety. that was not sitting well with some. including congresswoman cori bush. put out a statement saying even the most bare bones accountability like those in the house passed justice and policing act were not incorporated into representative gottheimer billed a quarter of a billion dollars in police funding without addressing the crisis of police brutality. with that, let's bring in our panel. byron york, chief political correspondent of "the washington examiner." mara liasson, national political corresp

in minneapolis, demand for private security has skyrocketed since the 2020 george floyd riots.ty security said they went from 20 clients in 2020 to now over 70 with calls for business coming in every week. >> if i'm going to be totally open and honest and not give a political answer, the reason is we're in for an uphill battle and crime will continue. >> as "the new york times" report, thefts and robberies in major cities increase by about 20% in the first half of this year. moderate democrats acknowledge more investment is needed for law enforcement. representative josh gottheimer tweeted this. you can't cut or defund your way to safer communities and better departments. it's about investing to protect. democrats will need any tough on crime wins and messaging as a recent fox news poll shows that voters that are extremely concerned about crime prefer the republican candidate. trace? >> aishah hasnie live in d.c. let's bring in katie pavlich, fox news contributor and mark penn, former clinton adviser and ceo of stag wealth and chairman of the harris poll. thanks for coming on.

>> rebecca yardjarvis, thank yo >>> from minneapolis tonight, former minneapolis police officer thomase sentenced to three years on state charges in the death of george floyd. lane appearing remotely from federal prison where he's serving 2 1/2 years for violating floyd's civil rights. in may, he pleaded guilty to state charges of aiding an abetting second degree manslaughter. the judge now allowing him to serve the two sentencing concurrently. >>> when we come back on this busy news night, the embattled nba owner suspended and fined $10 million for making racist and misogynistic remarks, what he plans to do. >>> and the washington monument vandalized. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes.

well, joining me now from minneapolis as adrian's, and he's a senior fellow and director in china studies that the victims of communism memorial foundation is that it's good to have with us on the program. the findings are much anticipated, but perhaps expected it was expected. there was a lot of concern that the report would be watered down. notably over michelle specialist, disastrous visitation young, which was a photo opportunity for chinese propaganda. there was concern that chinese propaganda would feature the report the contents of the report, suddenly it's not a surprise, but we are relieved that it is out and that it is essentially solid. little poor talk to the focus is on the weekends and on the international community. and the public at large hear the word week as all the time. but could you just clarify for us about the other groups that we're talking about. but i've also been mentioned as being persecuted, essentially targeted or, or predominantly turkic ethnic groups of turkey. heritage. so we have the cadillacs, of course, many of them were able to get out since they have

the spectrum, even in cooler markets on the east coast and the midwest, like baltimore, chicago, minneapolis, prices have risen about 30% in the last three years so there is no part of the country that is immune to the increase in home purchase costs. what is the effect we have seen most dramatically so for this summer? home sales have fallen dramatically. this is the annualized rate of existing home sales and it has plunged back to levels even lower than any of the months in the recent years leading up to the pandemic. after having a frenzied level of too much activity, maybe in 2021, everyone was stimulated to get into the market when rates were under 3% for many 30 year borrowers. now the pendulum is swinging back the other direction. this means a whole lot of buyers are discouraged. they can't afford where they don't see anything that fits their budget to buy a home today. what is that doing to prices? this is a fairly erratic shirt but it shows the monthly change in home prices and it tells a story of the recovery from the great recession. you can see the decline in the midst of the gre

every place, especially in south minneapolis, was either closed, or they were being looted, actively looted. so i get there, and across the street from the 3rd precinct there's a strip mall with a target, a cup foods -- cub foods, grocery store chain out there, and several small businesses in the strip mall. and people were just going in and out just nonchalantly looting. especially like black friday shopping, people just rush in, but by this time, you know, there's no fear because who's going to stop them, the cops who are still holed up across the street? >> right. >> it's very nonchalant. i'm just with walking around taking photos, taking video, and service of just weird. yeah, people were still outside if 3rd precinct. they were upset, they were vulgar. they should shout f-you and, this wa -- [laughter] all this stuff. they were animated, the emotions were high, but they didn't do anything. they were peaceful. and then i -- the reason why it was so distinct with making the difference between members of the community and generally there were older, even a church group that showed

just a few hours ago minneapolis fed president neel kashkari said the fed rate tightening is appropriate but he's not seeing the three 75 point basis moves dent inflation and now we're tipping recession to 40%. let's take a look when i say more to come, look at fed funds futures. this is where the market bet on whether and by how much the fed will raise rates. right now there's a 100% probability of at least 50 basis points. you can see when you just tease out the 75 basis point chance, 62%, so once again prepare yourselves. so how do you invest around what could be either inflation or recession or both? we look at the dow leaders, take a look, we have sales force up three quarters of a percent followed by home depot, apple, chevron and let's get to our traders on the floor show because they are the ones to give us a sense of what short term orientation be doing right now. to be doing right now. dutch masters, you have an interesting trade and last week we talked to you, you were feeling a little more comfort and will you're definitely a shorter term trader, ewe and your team. you and yo

spectrum even in the other markets with the east coast in theke midwest baltimore in chicago and minneapolis still putatively risen 30 percent in the last three years so there's no part of the country that is immune to the increase of home purchase cost so what is the effect we have seen most are medically so far that home. sales have fallen dramatically the annualized rate of existing home sales has plunged back to the levels even lower than the recent years leading up to the pandemic after having a frenzied level of too much activity in 2021 when interest rates were under 30 percent now the pendulum is bringing back the other direction and what this means is a lot of buyers are discouraged. they cannot afford are they don't see anything that fits their budget to go buy a home today with the higher mortgage rates. what is that doing to prices? this is showing the monthly change in home prices so the recovery from the great recession you can see the decline in the midst of the great financial crisis. that's when they drop pretty dramatically but since 2012 the market had a very steady rebuil

on the t of local book exchanges that came to fruition after neighborn the street in northeast minneapolisfor a way top each other. some say that it lessens the grief from recentlyg a pet. and the man who built it it is known for his creative prs around the neighborhood. >> it was hard to find work ae beginning of the pandemic. i nd something to do and it was kindf my outlet. >> my neighbors had come over with a little bouquet after i had lost charlie, just two and f weeks ago. we started talking about getting things out that we that we could share with other neighbor dogs. >> it is a great idea. donors donors say they hope that pet owners will stop by to take something that their dogs will like. may be a little ball. >> i love those tennis balls. such a brilliant idea. some leashes and treats. >> that is kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to

if you look at my city of minneapolis,ou minneapolis has had 6000 assaults reported since thebeginning of the year and it's about the southwestern border being run over by cartels are c terrorizing american citizens , about every community in this country having to deal with the fentanyl crisis and parents wondering inif their child is going to be the one iethat dies next this is a security election. oiit's about groceries and gas, it's about being safe in our communities . democrats havehy caused this problem they're going topay for it at the battle box . >> kevin mccarthy originally talked about winning as many as 60 seats but that production has been scaled back among republicans . anquinnipiac found more americans approve of how congressional democrats are uphandling their jobs that republicans thare handling their jobs and also the wall street journal poll has democrats of three points of the republicans on the ballot republicans up byfive points in march . and people as independents favoring democrats 38 to 35 in march republicans were up 12 points with independence . what are yo

you support a measure to overhaul the minneapolis police department. you are a publican component seems to be eager to talk about local crime. now, if reelected as attorney general for a second term, how are you going to continue to address crime, police misconduct, and hate fueled violence in your state? >> well, people have a right to be safe. as attorney general, i took that responsibility seriously. i've prosecuted many criminals as attorney general, including people who were government officials who abused the rights of others like derek chauvin. and of course, hate criminals, as well. but there is more to the job than even that. we've done the job, which my opponent has never, ever, ever done. but we've also gone after the opioid manufacturers because we know that other drugs are fueling so much of the hardship people are facing. we also have done the job of going after people who are manufacturing and producing all these guns. we've had 200 mess shootings in the last 300 days. and myself, along with other attorneys in general, have lobbied the b

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. >>> former minneapolis police officer thomas lane was sentenced to three years in prison today foring and abetting the killing of george floyd. lane was the officer who held down floyd's legs while derek chauvin kneeled on his neck. lane is already serving a 2 1/2 year federal sentence for violating floyd's civil rights. he'll serve both sentences at the same time. >>> well, coming up next, some are calling this the greatest single >>> tonight, nasa says a fueling test on its artemis i moon rocket was a success. it was loaded with liquid hydrogen. launch controllers were able to work around two leaky seals. nasa is hoping to launch an uncrewed capsule on a test flight around the moon next tuesday. >>> well, tonight new york yankees slugger aaron judge is just one swing away from tying the singleeason amerihe chasingf anre gat roger ma> well,p next,r view that the world hasn't seen in more than 30 years. >>> we end tonight with the clearest pictures yet of neptune, the most distant planet in our solar system. take a look. the striking infrared images were taken this summer by the ja

she wouldn't tables in key west, she cleaned homes in maine, she worked in a walmart in minneapolis,ends meet, which is so many americans do. there are thousands of islam omens in nickel and dime that i can highlight. one of the moments when one of her coworkers is refusing her employee discount on a polo shirt that subsequently cannot afford to buy it. when she breaks down her monthly budget in key west and realizes you will only have $22 left over each month. when a fellow house cleaner works for a debilitating ankle injury because her boss encouraged her to do so. nickel and dime illuminates aspects of our nation that many people would prefer stay shrouded in darkness, including systems of oppression and people. 37.2 million of them living below the poverty line in america today. one of the richest countries in the world. also it directly addresses the american can do spirit, the pick you up for you booed chefs mentality. it proves quite pointedly that it is a fallacy. it is impossible and inconceivable for most people living in poverty. there is only crucial takeaways from nickel

minneapolis local diana mccone has been driving an electric car in the twin cities since 2013. can drive up to 220 miles at a time on a full battery. most people drive 100 or less miles a day. electric vehicles currently make up only 2.3% of new vehicle sales in minnesota, so much fun to drive. an electric motor gives you a lot of torque, so you can just take off at least 17 states, including minnesota, plus d c have adopted some aspects of california's existing clean vehicle standards. but last month, california announced a ban on new gas powered cars by 2035. leaving states like minnesota, unsure what to do. motor cells used electric cars in the state needs to be done. i believe it will help. uh two. to make the air cleaner. but the minnesota auto dealers association is pushing back on this plan. minnesota's not southern california was certainly not trying to bash electric vehicles, but the fact is that their battery is reduced by about 40% and in cold cold weather. lambert is suing the state to get out of the california program. dealers know what vehicles their customers wan

minneapolis asserted 6000 assaults reported since the beginning of the year.ook, that's a southwestern border being run over by cartels or terrorizing american citizens. but every community in this country have zero fentanyl crisis and what if their child is going to be the one that dies next. this is a security election. it's about groceries and gas is bobbing safe and secure in their homes and our communities. democrats have because is probably going to pay for the ballot box. click the start about battle for control of the house. kevin mccarthy initially talked about winning as many as 60 seats. that production has been quietly scaled back among some republicans. this week on more americans approve of how congressional democrats are handling their jobs and how congressional republicans are handling their jobs. also this week wall street journal po hud's democrats up three points over republicans on the generic ballot. republicans are by five points in march. the poll has independence favoring democrats 38 -- 35 in march republicans were up 12 points of inde

in other news, spectacular fraud 47 people indicted in minneapolis. shell companies grouped under a non-profit claimed millions, millions for fake feeding programs for children under the government's covid relief. $250 million gone. one man claimed he was feeding 5,000 children twice a day from a second floor apartment. now look at this. homer number 60 from aaron judge he ties babe ruth, and coincidentally, we'll show you babe ruth's on the road uniform. it's on the show and it's up for auction. wednesday, september 21. "varney" & company is about to begin. all right, we're going to get right at this. russia's putin is beginning a partial mobilization in russia. lauren is with me this morning. what exactly does partial mobilization mean? lauren: it means he's desperate and escalating the war. first thing i'm going to tell you is that 300,000 russian reserves will be enlisted it's the first mobilization in russia since world war ii, and reports say one way flights out of russia are selling out. he doesn't have the domestic support he thinks he has and

you look at my city of minneapolis.nd look, it's about the southwestern border being run over by cartels who are terrorizing american citizens about every community in the country having to deal with the fentanyl crisis and parents wondering if their child is going to be the one that dies next. this is a security election. it's about groceries and gas, it's about being safe and secure in our homes and communities. emma cuts have caused this problem and they are going to pay for it at the ballot box. >> mike: let's talk for the battle of control of the house, kevin mccarthy initially talked about winning maybe as many 60 seats. if that production has been quietly scaled back among republicans. this week, quinnipiac found more americans approve of how congressional democrats are handling their jobs and how congressional republicans are handling their jobs. also this week a "wall street journal" poll has democrats up three points over republicans on the generic ballot. republicans are up by five points in march. in the pol

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>> reporter: two hours down the road from chris in minneapolis, kelly is also striking. >> we are out on the picket line for the second of a three-day strike. out here advocating for safe staffing inside hospitals around the state of minnesota. >> reporter: a registered icu nurse, kelly has been working in hospitals for 14 year. >> we need a say in what staffing looks like inside the hospitals and protections for when we do stand up and advocate for our patients to have safe conditions and for us not to take on more than we are able to safely care for. >> reporter: in a statement, kelly's employer said they're sched scheduling a bargaining session next week for a contract agreement that recognizes the contributions of our nurses and communities. this isn't the first strike kelly has been a part of. back in 2010, nurses across the state went on strikeover staffing issue, and again in 2016 for bert health care benefits. >> it feels like an opportunity for us to really save our profession in a lot of ways. >> reporter: the issues raised here by minnesota's nurses are emblematic of the fr

country and so ended up in an incredibly vibrant and strong press landscape and the- twin cities of minneapolis paul where i spent a lot of my early years. as a journalist the daily newspaper you know to all of the week days african american newspapers native american difference among papers doesn't dozens of neighborhood newspapers. and you know those are just the papers and then there were you know hello. the outlets and all of them with compliments of journalists and sometimes investigative teams. so you know a huge amount of journalistic firepower directed ads- sometimes the powerful. at of pause there to say that this was not the golden age of journalism that some people in my profession sometimes sort of wax. nostalgic about you know that there were a lot of blind spots there were a lot of stories that were not being told. there were a lot of communities being ignored. the elite. news organizations in particular were very bought into the status quo and they were. very white and very male. so that was already a problem and it became more of a problem because of the way that these news orga

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the family has the option to reapply in 2 years, floyd died during an arrest in minneapolis back in 2020 the family of a 22 year-old colorado man who was shot and killed after calling 9-1-1 for roadside assistance is now calling for the officers involved, be prosecuted back in june, christian glass was fatally shot by clear creek county sheriff's deputy after his car got stuck on an embankment during the 9-1-1 call glass told dispatchers he had 2 knives and a mallet in the car. when officers arrived, glass repeatedly refused to step out of his vehicle saying he was too frightened to leave the car. officers then broke his vehicle's windows, fired bean bag rounds and deployed a taser after they say class then picked up a knife. subsequently fatally shot the clear creek county district attorney's office is investigating the incident. >> still ahead, president biden meets with the families of brittney griner and paul of brittney griner and paul whelan as the white when a truck hit my car, of brittney griner and paul wthe insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so

that at one point to minneapolis, we had encampment of south minneapolis with over 200 tents, people really struggling, and we were able to use federal resources quickly to stand up some new programming, one being a specific shelter they could bring people inside that was for that kind of shelter, that could meet their needs. they may have remained outside an unsafe, if not for that. one of our housing providers who is helping us get the hotel to home model, which is another very innovative project. of course, if we've never done it before. it helps the hospitality industry, but also standing up models that would work with people, bring them into hotels, and protect them from the pandemic. they very, very intensely work with them to get out of those hotels into permanent housing so they didn't return to the streets. during, that the big, large encampment, that same provider with the i can't, they literally talk with almost every single person staying in the encampment to find out from them what would work to bring them in and make them feel safe. they developed a program called of th

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. >> former minneapolis police officer thomas lane has been sentenced to three years in prison for his role in the murder of george floyd he held down floyd's legs as a fellow officer knelt on floyd's neck for nine militaries ultimately killing him he's already serving a two and a half year federal sentence for violating floyd's civil rights >>> and a powerful storm is leaving a devastating path of destruction in much of puerto rico and the dominican republic. >> reporter: from the air, it's easy to see the devastation on the ground in puerto rico. entire neighborhoods saturated with water, an estimated 80% of the island left without power. many puerto ricans now depend on generators to power their homes, that's if they can find gas. >> gas stations are pretty full -- some are empty because they don't have any gas. >> reporter: downed transmission lines all over the island. they are working around the clock to repair transmission lines and restore service. a full restoration could be days away >> puerto ricans are being tested by everything hurricane maria made us tougher than we were

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paul and minneapolis, without objections, i see none. questions will be due one week from today, tuesday, july 26. for our witnesses, you will have 45 days to respond to any questions in the record. thank you and this hearing is adjourned. [gavels] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

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. >> on the bill reporting here from the california state >> a former minneapolis police officer has been sentenced to 3 years for aiding and abetting second-degree manslaughter in the killing of george floyd thomas lane pleaded guilty to the state charged in may. he's already serving a 2 and a half year federal sentence for violating floyd's civil rights. prosecutors agreed to allow lane to serve his state sentence at the same time as his federal sentence. he is currently being held at a low security federal prison camp in colorado. president biden is clarifying a recent statement that the covid-19 pandemic is over. >> the president made that comment in an interview on 60 minutes on sunday. but at a fundraising event in new york, he said that he meant the pandemic today is not where it was in his early stages 2 years ago. i didn't acknowledge that he received a lot of criticism, particularly from health experts and some lawmakers for saying the pandemic is over. the u.s. continues to record an average of more than 400 deaths related to covid-19 a day. coming up, the owner of the pho

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