an agent on the security detail for the president's granddaughter naomi fired a weapon to prevent some people from breaking into the government vehicle. this happened on the campus of george washington in washington, d.c. what do we know? >> well, this happened overnight, john, and there are a number of questions of why this secret service agent fired at those people trying to break into the vehicle, but this is highlighting the uptick of crime around washington, d.c., where in fact over the past year motor vehicle theft is up 98%. this is the statement from the secret service saying that november 12th, last night, at 11:58 p.m., in the george washington neighborhood, secret service agents encountered three individuals breaking into a parked federal vehicle. a secret service discharged a firearm. and this is from a secret service agent. the people fired at fled in a red car, and a lookout bulletin was issued. the secret service and local washington, d.c., p.d. are helping to investigate. a source has confirmed with team that the agent involved in firing the weapon amid the attempted ve

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. >> naomi watts. >> michelle: naomi watts? not just because she's a supermodel. >> naomi campbell?elle: have you ever been in this situation, you are like, i've got to go. my karen is right here and i don't want to let her out. >> i have certainly felt the rage of what a karen must feel. >> i was at trader joe's and i went up to the lady. i said can i have flowers? she said i'm talking to someone, sorry. i said okay. i'll sit here until you're ready. i need you to help me pick out a bouquet. she goes, i'm talking to my friend, sorry. that was when i was kind of like, people suck at their jobs. >> michelle: when that happened, did you see anything to her? stay go i never do this. i went to her manager and i said, she needs training. >> do you ever feel like you're about to be a karen? >> if there is an opposite of a karen, that might be me. >> michelle: what would you name the opposite of a karen? >> how about a starlet. you know what i mean? every day is a dream. no judgment. steve and i love this, i want to be a scarlet. >> men get temper-tantrumy. >> michelle: it goes their w way

i'm naomi ruchim, cbs news, new york. >>> it's thursday, november 30th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." >> and that i'll never forget you. >> remembering henry kissinger. a statesman who served as national security adviser, secretary of state for two presidents, and a nobel peace prize winner. his triumphs and tribulations. >>> first, breaking overnight, cease-fire extended. israel and hamas agree to push the temporary truce another day just minutes before it was set to expire. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. those negotiations came down to the wire with last-minute disagreements over which hamas hostages should be freed. the latest group released yesterday on the sixth day of the pause included an american citizen among the 16 hostages. this as the bibas family waits for word on the fate of their loved ones which includes the youngest hostage. 10-month-old kfir, his 4-year-old brother and their mother. israel is trying to confirm hamas' claims that they were all killed in an israeli air strike. and while there's a cease-f

oldest granddaughter opened fire on three suspects breaking into a secret service vehicle outside naomi biden's home. the suspects getting away. and here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas now. >> reporter: tonight, in the nation's capital, a search for suspects, after a secret service agent protecting the president's eldest granddaughter opened fire. the secret service responding to three men trying to break into one of their secret service vehicles outside of naomi biden's home in georgetown. the thieves got away in a red vehicle, no one apparently injured. the brazen attempt happening against a backdrop of a city seeing a surge in violent crime, like this armed robbery caught on camera less than a month ago, and a spike in car theft police say is fueled in part by juveniles. >> we have too many young people involved in violent activity in our city. >> reporter: the mayor focusing on juveniles as car theft is up a stunk 98% in the nation's capital with 141 young juveniles arrested for carjackings, a third of all carjacking arrests. the incident at the home of naomi biden,

. >> and reported this morning a secret agent on detail for president biden's granddaughter naomi has fired their guns against a crime in a neighborhood, and what are you learning? >> this is appearing to be a break-in, and there is no threat to protectee, and that is naomi biden, and they said that in the georgetown neighborhood of washington, d.c., they encountered three individuals breaking in a window of an unoccupied government vehicle, and in this encounter a federal agent discharged a service weapon, and it is believed that no one was struck. it goes on the say that vehicle which is a red vehicle fled the scene, and that there is a look-out for that vehicle and this is an incident that doing to be continued to be on the lookout for the d.c. police department. but again, no threat to the presid president's granddaughter, but it was a secret service agent who discharged weapon. >> thank you. >>> and joining us is dan who is a supervisory secret service agent, and what do you think of? >> well, what is most important is that we don't know the entirety of the story, and we don't kn

last name agents protecting naomi biden, opened fire at 3 carjackers.y say three males were attempting to break into a secret service agent's vehicle in georgetown. very nice neighborhood and an agent fired a round at them. the secret service says they don't believe anybody was shot but they're not sure. so maybe the secret service agent missed which isn't so great. or maybe he doesn't and there's a dead or injured carjacker somewhere in dc. courtesy of naomi biden's secret service and these three guys are still at large. secret service agents don't fire guns to protect property. they have strict shot accountability. naomi biden wasn't in the car because the agent would have been in there with her and the carjackers wouldn't have smashed a window in a vehicle with two people in it. secret service protocol requires the agents only fire their weapons if they are facing imminent serious danger or death. they are trained to never discharge their weapons near the protectee, there could be a misfire or invite return fire. using deadly force to stop a car from

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the police radio >> secret service involved >> reporter: first granddaughter 29-year-old attorney naomi biden, daughter of hunter, frequently seen at white house events a bride here on the south lawn one year ago. last night biden was at home in the leafy and affluent georgetown section of washington when officials say just before midnight secret service agents encountered possibly three individuals breaking a window on a parked and unoccupied government vehicle the incident led to a single gunshot a federal agent discharged a service weapon, and it is believed no one was struck the suspects fled in a red sedan. authorities say there was no threat to naomi biden. >> and any concern about your granddaughter's safety, sir? >> reporter: today the white house did address the broader danger >> we are definitely concerned by what we're seeing and not just here, across the country obviously. >> reporter: washington, d.c.'s own data show a staggering surge. motor vehicle theft up 98% over last year robberies up 68% and murder up 32%. today mayor muriel bowser declined to comment on the first fa

naomi ruchim in new york. thank you. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," john kirby, the national security council's coordinator for strategic communications, will update us on the cease-fire and the hope to bring more hostages home. that's ahead at 7:00. >>> breaking overnight, a suspect is under arrest in connection with the shooting of three palestinian college students walking near the university of vermont. investigators say the men were visiting the home of one of the victims' relatives in burlington when they were confronted by a white man and shot and wounded saturday. one of the students was seriously injured. 48-year-old jason eaton was taken into custody and is expected to be arraigned today. >> these are three arab looking young men wearing kafis which are traditional palestinian scarves, speaking arabic, walking down the street. certainly a strong possibility and we shudder at the thought this might be a hate crime. >> police say two of the victims are u.s. citizens and one is a legal resident. >>> a

now naomi, how important was the phone call between south africa's foreign minister and the leader of hamas in terms of africans, and particularly south africans standing with palestine. israeli government has cut of supplies, water, food, electricity and fuel and blocated gaza, causing collective punishment to the people of gaza, this is violation of international law, and so this initiative by the minister foreign affairs is really comidable and it serves as litmus test to our solidarity as africans and the imperative that we translate our solidarity into meaningful ac. and support for an oppressed community like uh palestine, so palestinians have demonstrated that they have capacity to continue resisting, and we can only strongly believe in this by promptly submitting our available resources to them, and which for now can be in terms of humanitarian support, and call upon the global community to also put pressure. so for us this is very very important and we even ask the african union beyond that to suspend all relationships with the israeli apathide regime and also ask african uni

let's start with you naomi barasa there. what is the message of these solidarity demonstrations in africa? we have short-term and long-term messages. in the short-term we are calling for of course this fire on the on the bombardment. we are calling for israeli government to open up. gaza for humanitarian support and total arms embargo in israel and then investigations on uh war crimes by israel, but in the long term. we would like to say that the african people stand in solidarity with palestinian sisters and brothers in this struggle against oppression and domination, for us we have a common enemy and this is something that for the african continent we experienced first hand and we understand the brutality, we have seen that in kenya, we've seen that in algeria, we've seen that in south africa and many other. african countries so we really really really uh feel that uh we must prevail. now the pro palestinian demonstration in mombassa was unprecedented in terms of the large number of people that turned out to condemn israel

it happened sunday outside of the home of naomi biden in the georgetown section of washington, d.c. officials say three people tried to break into an unmarked secret service vehicle when one of the agents discharged a service weapon. no one was hit, and the suspects fled in a car. naomi biden was not outside at the time. >>> the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi testified against the man who is accused of attacking him with a hammer. david depape is accused of breaking into the pelosi home last year and seriously wounding paul pelosi. pelosi told jurors he knew he was in serious danger. depape wanted to kidnap nancy pelosi. he's pleaded not guilty to attempted kidnapping and assault charges. >>> donald trump jr. took the witness stand again in the new york civil fraud trial against the trump family and their businesses. donald trump's oldest son appeared before jurors yesterday, this time as a defense witness. he said his father had incredible vision as a real estate developer. the trumps are accused of inflating the value of their properties to on tine financing and make

cbs' naomi ruchim joins us now in new york to break it down for us.ood morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. it has been a week of ups and downs for the democratic party, but this morning democrats are cheering. big wins in several key states hve party loyalists hopeful about the presidential election. but despite a big night at the state level, the road to victory in 2024 is all but certain. it was a big election night for democrats across the country as the party scored victories in ohio, kentucky, and virginia. in ohio, voters approved a measure to amend the state constitution establishing the right to abortion. [ cheers ] crowds cheered as results rolled in just one year after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. >> abortion access is the law of the land in ohio. >> reporter: in kentucky, democratic governor andy beshear was re-elected to a second term. >> tonight kentucky made a choice. [ cheers ] a choice not to move to the right or to the left but to move forward for every single family. [ cheers ] >> reporter: beshear has relish

naomi ruchim with more. this announcements even surprised his own campaign staff. >> reporter: sources say tim scott's staff was completely caught offguard. in fact, just 13 minutes before he dropped out of the race on live television, his campaign had sent out a fundraising email asking voters to make donations. as scott himself explained, he simply did not think he had enough support from voters to keep trudging toward the nomination. just two months shy of the iowa caucuses, republican tim scott is out of the running for his party's nomination. >> i am suspending my campaign. >> reporter: the south carolina senator made the announcement on fox news last night after abruptly canceling all of his campaign stops in iowa over the weekend when he came down with the flu. sources say it came as a shock to scott's campaign staff. >> i think the voters who are the most remarkable people on the planet have been really clear that they're telling me not now, tim. >> reporter: though scott was outpacing most other can

they say at no point was there was a direct threat to naomi biden.'t believe she knew what was going on outside of her apartment at the time and the d.c. metro police department and the secret service are working together to investigate this further as those three people are still at large, kate. >> pretty unusual for the secret service to discharge a weapon, right? >> reporter: yeah, this is an agency that prides themselves on preventing these sort of escalating tensions and escalating violence and preventing any of that from getting worse, so while it's unusual they were actually forced to discharge their weapon they say they respond to these sort of violence with the amount of force that would be require to prevent it from getting worse, but it's important to note the backdrop that this comes against, a significant uptick in violent crimes here in d.c., in car jackings in particular just in the last year, there have been more than 800 car car jackings reported this the d.c. area. you'll remember this has gotten personal for lawmakers here in washi

>> reporter: naomi biden was not outside when the incident happen, and it's not clear the suspects evenargeted a law enforcement vehicle. auto thefts and carjackings in d.c. are up by about 100% since last year. violent crime is up 39%. minnesota congresswoman angie craig was assaulted in her apartment building elevator in february. and texas congressman henry cuellar was carjacked at gunpoint near the capital last month. how concerned is the president about the increase of crime in this city where so many government workers live? >> we are definitely concerned about what we are seeing. and not just here, across the country obviously. >> reporter: the problem has gotten so bad here that the d.c. police have been advising residents to drive in the middle lane with their doors locked to reduce the risk of being carjacked. as for last nights incident because it involved a weapons discharge by a secret service officer, it will be investigated by the d.c. police internal affairs unit. norah. >> norah: nancy cordes at the white house, thank you. i want to turn to some breaking news, paul pelo

cbs's naomi ruchim is outside the state court in lower manhattan with what we can expect.d evening. >> reporter: jericka, this high-stakes case could cost the former president control of some of his marquee properties, including the trump tower here in manhattan. tomorrow's testimony will help the judge determine how much the trump organization owes after executives were found liable for inflating trump's net worth and the value of his assets in order to get more favorable financing. last week's trump's sons, eric and donald trump jr., testified, saying they relied on an outside firm and accountants working for the trump organization. the former president testified in a deposition in april, he never felt his financial statements would be taken very seriously and warned people doing business with him to do their homework. trump's oldest daughter, ivanka, is set to testify in the case on wednesday and the civil trial is expected to last into december. and jericka, a reminder, in addition to this civil case, trump has been indicted in four criminal cases that will play out as

naomi rogers, a d.e.a. voted korean american. she has dedicated much of her life to the spiritual well-being of arkansans through her work as a pastor with the united methodist church. her expertise for theology and love for christianity have helped her become involved in multiple methodist churches throughout the state. she serves as president of the korean american dead federation of arkansas. she was instrumental in the construction of the korean war memorial in little rock. her work and leadership have made reverend rogers a marvelous role model and ambassador for korean americans not only in arkansas but across our country. i congratulate her on her accomplishments and look forward to all that she will achieve in the future. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the remarkable accomplishments of lieutenant colonel larry strictland. on 14 october colonel strickland and his colleagues celebrated his well deserved retirement after 30 years of selfless service to our nation. colonel strictland's career in the u.s. army began in

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former world number one naomi osaka will return to tennis at the brisbane international, almost six monthsirth. the four—time grand slam champion gave birth to a daughter injuly and has not played on the wta tour since last september. the brisbane tournament begins at the end of next month and runs through to 7th january. it's a warm—up event in the run—up to the australian open — a title osaka has won twice. mixed marshal arts fighter tom aspinall is aiming to become only the third brit to win a ufc title this weekend when he takes on russian sergei pavlovich. the two faced off at after their weigh in for sunday's main event of ufc 295 at madison square garden. that's all the sport for now. a species of echidna that was believed to be extinct has been captured on film for the first time. named after sir david attenborough, the ancient egg—laying mammal is thought to have emerged 200 million years ago and has now been re—discovered in indonesia. our environment correspondent jonah fisher has more. that's the first ever image, that one, of attenborough�*s long—beaked echidna. that anyone ha

agents with naomi biden saw three people trying to break into unoccupied asuv. >> brian: the identitye five army special operators killed in a helicopter crash on friday. >> ainsley: the blackhawk aircraft going down in the mediterranean sea during a refueling mission off the coast of cypress. >> steve: alexandria hoff joins us with details. >> alexandria: sad story to tell. this was called a mishap and search and rescue extended before being called off. all five were killed, all highly decorated, steven dwyer, 34-year-old shanno shane barnes tanner grome, deployed multiple times often short notice it was noted and andrew southard, completed extensive training for the special operation regiment this year and sergeant cade wolf, from minnesota, he was just 24 years old. commander of 160th, colonel wrote our priority now is to ensure family of fallen warriors receive complete support as we work through the tragedy together, keep steven, shannon bream, tanner, andrew cade, and fellow night stalkers in your prayer. the regiment it made of the best aviators, providing helicopter support. >

former world number one naomi osaka will return to tennis at the brisbane international, almost six monthsing birth. the four—time grand slam champion gave birth to a daughter injuly and has not played on the wta tour since last september. the brisbane tournament begins at the end of next month and runs through to january 7th. it's a warm up event in the run up to the australian open — a title osaka has won twice. now, we're used to seeing that famousjurgen klopp smile, but the liverpool manager wasn't happy after his side's 3—2 defeat to toulouse in the europa league — notjust because of the loss, but because of the noise interupting klopp in the post match press conference. we were asked in the press conference. who had the idea to do the press conference here? that is an interesting question. interrupt him at your peril. and that's all the sport for now. hollywood is celebrating the end of the longest actors strike in its history, with a huge sigh of relief — and a dose of glamour. the first major premiere to take place since the "8—day walk—out ended is the hunger games: ballad of song

well, for some political analysis i spoke to naomi by a cough. she's a middle east analyst that track them house in london. i asked her if she thinks is real, has a clear objective and gossip a clear objective? yes, i think they do. the problem is, um that, um, how realistic is it? the clear objective is to try to eliminate the owner of how mazda is military capability and to insure the time of the will no longer be able to govern garza and that no organization with the similar ideology to the last will be able to government goals. i think that's been the objective right from the start the problem and of course, to bring the 239 hostages boxes. and it is day $37.00 of the, the will, and $37.00 days with very little information is any on the hostages plus 40, missing the genuine lives there and also the to ashes. so i think the aims are quite clear from the is there any point of view um, the question is the how to achieve them without a political humanitarian and the humanitarian does often. and i think that's a challenge that seems impossible to

in the late hours of sunday, and we're learning details by the minute. >> and again, priscilla, was naomiiden in the vicinity when this was happening? i mean, this is -- with them opening fire this is very serious. >> reporter: well, this is something that we're waiting to get more details on from secret service, just based on this statement it went on to say that there was no threat to any protectees, and the incident is being investigated by the d.c. metropolitan police department. it appears from the statement there was no threat to the protectees but we'll learn more in the hours to come. >> thank you, priscilla. we're going to continue to follow this breaking news. john? >> we'll watch that carefully all morning long. also this morning, a standoff at gaza's busiest hospital, this is the al shifa hospital in northern gaza, right here, the hospital official tells cnn that all operating rooms are out of service, and that with oxygen levels running low, no neonatal units are now working, they've all been shut down. the israel defense forces say it attempted to deliver fuel to the hospita

new reports out this morning that secret service agents protecting president biden's granddaughter naomied to break into unlocked secret service vehicle in washington nobody struck by gun fire but secret, are protecting a naomi biden president's granddaughter. liz: not surprised we don't have much read who did this, maria, but look. secret service there to protect president's family not that shocked, i want to go back to migrant story because really unbelievable situation. from day one, you can see argue that had you just lined up those bunch of airplanes filled with people from venezuela, and sent them home this migrant crisis would be over. if people realized hopes dreams are not realized because they have dumped in united states we're not having tens of thousands coming to our border every week, something has to be done maria. you have been on this story i give you huge credit. but its got to end. maria: yeah thank you so much. jay, i mean the border the worst he dereliction of duty president taken on or showed us because wide-open we are actually apprehending terrorists. jay: shippin

secret service agents protecting president biden's granddaughter naomi opened fire on three people who tried to break into an unmarked secret service s.u.v. last night. alexandria hoff is live in washington with more on this breaking story. good morning, alex. >> this happened minutes before midnight last night in d.c.'s georgetown neighborhood. one of the most wealthy in the country home to dozens of politicians and lobbyists, no stranger to d.c.'s crime crisis when it comes to cars being targeted. it was a parked and unoccupied vehicle belonging to secret service agents offering protection for naomi biden. unclear if she lives in the neighborhood or visiting. she is the oldest daughter of hunter biden. agents encountered possibly three individuals breaking into the window. it is believed no one was struck when they were fired upon. they fled the scene in a red vehicle. there was no threat to any protectees. we don't know what the ultimate intention of the suspects were. according to d.c. metro police data so far there have been more than 6700 thefts from auto stolen. carjackings are

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i'm naomi watts, i'm an actor.e were all these women having babies in their late 40s. but i did go to the doctor and he said, "yeah, it looks like you're getting close to menopause." now, there was no mention of perimenopause. there was no, i don't even think that word existed. there was nothing said to me about it in the doctor's office, certainly no friends were using that word. i would crack jokes about having estrogen dips to sort of see if how, "oh, i'm having that too, you know, let's just see if that sparks up the conversation." and it was sort of met with crickets, nothing. my friends were clearly either not there in that phase of their life or they weren't willing to talk about it. what makes it difficult is the suffering alone and not knowing waking up one day and not feeling yourself. you don't know whether that self is returning. you don't know if you're losing your mind. suddenly the way someone turns their pages, suddenly the way someone speaks, the perfume that they're wearing, all of these things yo

some officers at about midnight who were out with naomi biden, the president's granddaughter, hunter her in georgetown. saw somebody breaking into a government vehicle, we don't know if it was an s.u.v. or sedan. we believe it would have had government license plates. they saw three people trying to break in. the secret service officer found it in his or her best judgment to start shooting at the person and we're told they don't think anybody was hit but the three car thieves, carjackers got away. there is a regional alert out right now for a red car that was believed to be involved. those folks are on the loose and we're told there was no danger to the naomi biden at the time. >> mike: let's pivot to campaign 2024 mode. how is president biden going after former president trump? >> interesting to see. the biden political machine waited until he was trailing trump in key swing state polls to start going after trump by name. that's what's happening behind closed doors and getting a sense of what the campaign will look like issue-wise. the president told donors in illinois the truth is

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the secret service there was no threat to naomi biden.ingle day. >> the president has done since day one of his administration, starting with his first piece of legislation that he signed in to law, the american rescue plan, billions of dollars going in to cities and states to make sure that they have the funding available to protect communities and hiring police officers. this is not just here but across the country. >> again, the secret service said no threat to miss biden. this will have a lot of people talking. there's an epidemic of car them in new jersey and everywhere. most people don't have secret service agent to get the people to leave before they steal your car. president biden signed an executive order less than two months after he took office. it was called promoting access to voting. seems like a fair good idea, right? one former republican congressman says the real goal was to use the power of the white house to use get out the vote efforts specifically aimed at getting democrats to the polls. former house oversight chair j

neighborhood when the suspects came up to the cart and broke the window investigators do not believe that naomiu more as it develops. check the market 13 minutes in we have red ink but not that much the nasdaq on the downside because the yield on the ten year treasury has gone up a lot down 95 on the nasdaq. we have a new study and it shows something worth predictable economic activity is poverty to blue cities the biggest decline minneapolis, seattle, chicago, san francisco and new york city, steve moore is with me no coincidence that the democrat run cities. >> you better believe it's all these blue city san francisco, oakland, minneapolis my home city of chicago these numbers are really distressing it shows one third less economic activity in the downtown area of the cities. another question why is that i think it's because of just what you are talking about, the carjacking, the crime, the fact that you have the high taxes and areas and when you have fewer people going into the city think about the impact on the stores in the restaurants and so on. stuart: i think you dropped your microphone

cbs's naomi ruchim is outside the state court in lower manhattan with what we can expect.: jericka, this high-stakes case could cost the former president control of some of his marquee properties including trump tower here in manhattan. tomorrow's testimony will help the judge determine how much the trump organization owes. after executives were found liable for inflating trump's net worth and the value of his assets in order to get more favorable financing. last week trump's sons, eric and donald trump jr., testified saying they relied on an outside firm and accountants working for the trump organization. the former president testified in a deposition in april he never felt his financial statements would be taken very seriously. and warned people doing business business with him to do their homework. trump's oldest daughter, ivanka, is set to testify in the case on wednesday. and the civil trial is expected to last into december. and jericka, a reminder that in addition to this civil trial trump has been indicted in four criminal cases that will play out as the 2024 presi

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a source familiar with the investigation tells nbc news the detail was assigned to naomi biden neil.rrespondent aaron gilchrist. good morning, what happened last night? >> reporter: jose, good morning to you. this happened a little before midnight last night as we understand it, from the secret service. there was an incident where several secret service agents saw they say possibly three people breaking a window on a government vehicle. we understand that this was an unmarked, unoccupied government vehicle that was parked in the georgetown neighborhood here in d.c., and sometime during that encounter, one of thoses fired their service weapon. we do not believe -- the secret service does not believe anybody was struck by that buet. the latest information we have from the agency is that those possibly three people got into a red vehicle, and then took off. it's important to note too here, jose, that the secret service says there was no threat to any protectees. we believe these agents were assigned to the president's granddaughter, naomi biden, 29 years old who lives here in d.c. as we

they say there was no threat to the protectee, in this case this president's granddaughter naomi. there was no indication this was a targeted attack because of her relation to the president biden. they don't believe nay ohm my biden even witnessed what was goings-on outside her apartment when this happened. it's important to note the backdrop this comes against. a significant uptick in not just carjackings but also violent crime in general here in washington, d.c. over the last year. there have been more than 800 carjackings and more than 6,000 reports of stolen vehicles here in d.c. you'll remember just a few weeks ago representative henry cuellar was carjacked a couple blocks from the capitol billing. the rate of crime has risen so quickly, so much that the city has even implemented a task force to address this. it's important to note that d.c. mayor muriel bowser as we speak is holding a press conference to talk about, quote, new initiatives to support public health and public safety. chris, we expect her to face some questions about the secret service incident last night. >> a

naomi biden's secret service vehicle was being carjacked in the middle of the night, like three weeksore that a member of congress was carjacked. there was a member of the washington commanders who was shot when he was being carjacked. >> ainsley: how about the guy beaten up in las vegas in front of the high school. beaten to death by like 1 guys? that little girl in the playground acid thrown at her. she is burned. >> steve: thing about naomi biden yesterday this is georgetown like the best neighborhood in town. one of my kids was out to dinner last week for a birthday, and they were going to park on the street. and the person at the front door said if you park down there, you'll be safe. if you park over there, there has been a lot of carjackings, lately. it's common knowledge. you park over there, you are going to get carjacked in washington, d.c. >> brian: airtags track your car while you eat. >> ainsley: are people doing that in d.c. i remember. >> steve: people -- listen, they live in virginia. so they are gonna avoid washington, d.c. >> ainsley: remember in san francisco wrub t

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>> reporter: naomi biden was not outside when the incident happened, and it's not clear the suspectshad targeted a law enforcement vehicle. auto thefts and carjackings in d.c. are up by about 100% since last year. violent crime is up 39%. minnesota congresswoman angie craig was assaulted in her apartment building elevator in february. and texas congressman henry cuellar was carjacked at gunpoint near the capitol last month. the problem has gotten so bad here that d.c. police have been advising residents to drive in the middle lane with their doors locked to reduce the risk of being carjacked. as for last night's incident, because it involved a weapons discharge by a secret service officer, it will be investigated by the d.c. police internal affairs unit. norah. >> nancy cordes at the white house, thank you. how's the chicken? the prawns are delicious. oh, i have a shellfish allergy. one prawn. very good. did i say chicken wrong? tired of people not listening to what you want? it's truffle season! ah that's okay... never enough truffles. how much are they? it's a lot. oh okay - i'm go