and it's readily produced here in the state of north dakota. there is a greater voice for fossil fuels in the united states can produce what we need plus export more for the time. being orland guess seemed to remain the driving force in north dakota speaking of driving forces, it's hard to imagine a world without steel, but the industry is a hugely polluting efforts to make it greener are already underway. but it's very much an uphill battle. d w reporter i did neurons on break, stand the environmental impact of the industry and what's being done to make it greener. this is the metal that made the modern world tip. imagine a life without it. now cause homes, duchess electricity. but this one, the material that a lives are built around carry the dirty secret that nobody's talking about. the steel industry is responsible for jaw dropping, 8 percent of the wealth, greenhouse gas pollution. and bizarrely, we're actually going to need a lot more of it to clean up our economies. so how can we make steel green and what's wrong with the industries favo

i want to note something about north dakota.rtion clinic in north dakota that existed has already moved over to minnesota because they understand they cannot functionally provide health care in the state of north carolina -- north dakota with everything going on. even the courts put an injunction on the trigger ban, there is no abortion access in north dakota. that is the landscape we are talking about. women and pregnant people having to travel hundreds of thousands of miles to get access to care. working moms, people who seek abortion care mostly already have children. they have to figure out how to get childcare, how to get gas, take some days off of work, just to get what should be a basic fundament of human right that they have had guaranteed for almost 50 years. it is nothing short of horrific. my colleague can tell you more about what is happening on the ground. juan:ini timmaraju, i want to ask you about some of the high-profile cases that have already come to public life. some of them are absolutely chilli. a baton roug

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by the university of north dakota, where i was humbled to be a president earlier. his last assignment in the air force was the space, where i got to work with him when i was the president of the university of colorado. he became the first lead for the space command just three years ago. but soon after that, he was assigned to be the first chief of space operations. we are thrilled to have them with us here today and learn more about the great things space force is doing to secure our country. let's begin, if we could, general, talking about, why was it important that we establish a space force? what are the threats out there that the president of the nation and the congress decided that we needed to have a new branch? gen. raymond: first of all, thank you for the opportunity to be with you. it is always good to see you. i appreciate all the support you have given the aerospace forces over the years. it is a privilege to be here. back in 2019, the united states decided to capitalize on an opportunity, an opportunity to elevate space to a level with its importance of

nowhere is that more true than in north dakota.n october 2007, several lives would collide under that halloween moon. at least one person may have used a costume to try to hide his true identity, a murderer. that weekend before halloween here in grand forks, heather eastling and her boyfriend joel lovelien, were putting on costumes getting ready to go out. >> it was a nice night with friends. >> he dressed up as a hockey fan wearing his favorite green jersey. >> i dressed in a mechanic's outfit. a friend of mine texted me and said meet us at the broken drum. >> the broken drum. half casino, half bar. heather and joel had a lot to celebrate. she had just moved here from texas after dating long distance. it was nearly love at first sight. >> how long did you go out with joel before you realized this is the guy? >> a week. >> that's it? >> yeah. he was taken aback when i told him, i'm going to marry you. that's what's going to happen here. he wasn't really ready for me to say something like that to him, but i was ready to say somethin

as you pointed out, we did have that great win in north dakota, under the state constitution.nd this is where we are seeing some real protections. that is what the vote was in kansas was about. the state constitution in kansas protects the right to abortion, even more strongly than the federal constitution did under roe. so, i think what we are seeing here, both in kansas and in north dakota is that there are state constitutions that provides imperfection protection. but also, when the voters get to decide themselves, they don't want the rights taken away. i think we are going to continue to see that building. i am looking for a silver lining. here is the extreme isn't the silver lining? is the fact that someone said to me in alabama, couple of weeks ago, this is not the god catching the car, this is the dog slamming into the car, or people who supported restrictions on abortion, now looking at this thing and saying, that is not exactly what we thought it would be? >> i think that is right. four years it was able to be kicked around as a political football. you could talk abou

but concerns all the way to washington, d.c. >> out in the small and quiet city of grand forks, north dakotare is a controversy growing after the chinese company bought it last year. city and state officials say the company has ties to the chinese communist party. now investing $700 million to open a corn mill. >> there will never be enough corn for the growers around here to facilitate the plant. >> that land is across from this farm. >> they want to build would be on prime farmland. >> 370 acres of some of the best farmland. >> he is one of thousands in the area who signed a petition to stop the deal and a local man filed a lawsuit against the city. >> i won't say that economic development isn't a good thing but at what cost? >> the plant is 12 miles from the grand forks aforce base home to top secret drone technology. this federal review in may found red flags with the project. this man is concerned about espionage. >> the china of today is not of decades ago. they demonstrated a real agrution. >> it would be the largest private sector investment in the history of grand forks. the city sa

out in the small and quiet city of grand forks, north dakota, just one hour north of fargo., after the chinese company fufung bought it last year. city and state officials say fufoug has ties to the chinese communist party, investing $700 million to open a corn mill. >> they're never be enough corn from growers around here to facilitate that plant, never. reporter: that land is just across from frank's ainge gus farm. reporter: where the plant wants to be would be prime farmland in grand portion? >> absolutely 370-acres of best farmland. reporter: he is one of thousands in the area signed a petition to stop the deal. local ben, filed a lawsuit against the city. >> i'm not going to say that economic development isn't a good thing but at what cost? reporter: the plant would be 12 miles from the grand forks air force base, home to top secret drone technology. this federal reserve filed in may found red flags with the project. north dakota senator kevin camer is concerned about espionage. >> china of today is not the china of decades ago. china has demonstrated real aggression.

. >> reporter: a judge is temporarily delayed north dakota's trigger law from taking taking effect on friday. while we fully expect abortion to be one of the main topics as democrats look to maintain control on capitol hill, the president tonight will also lay out what he feels as though he and his administration have been been able to accomplish during his first two years in office. on capitol hill, skyler henry, kpix 5. > >> attorneys for north dakota red river women's clinic requested the delay while a lawsuit challenging that states law plays out. the clinic recently moved to nearby minnesota where it is now providing services. > >> the legal fight over documents seized by the fbi at former president trumps florida home, a federal judge has ordered parts of the affidavit authorizing the search be made public no later than noon tomorrow. a judge ruled the redaction as the government cemented today are necessary to protect the identity of witnesses, law enforcement agents and uncharged parties, some redaction's will also hide the doj strategy scope and sources of its investigation.

fargo, north dakota look it up reading and math middle school and high school all below 50%.atement that board president. diversity, equity and inclusion is all over that district's website to create a consciousness of social justice. so what the pledge is great. i'm glad we got it back. we should say under god. of course that's what we are founded on. this is like a teeny teeny tiny win when you considering the fact that fargo, north dakota and school districts across the country quietly pushing critical race theory and critical gender theory through the fake terms of diversity, equity and inclusion, fargo no exception. parents shouldn't be blowing up the phone lines about the pledge, which they should. they should be doing it across the board and oh by the way johnny can't read either. >> steve: exactly. nobody knows this issue better than you, pete because you wrote a "new york times" number one best seller. meanwhile, will, at the top of the heap over there in our triple column, you just, what, yesterday the day before yesterday, you sent your kids to school down in texas

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fargo, north dakota, the school board voted to stop saying the pledge of allegiance.g justification for this and the man's fight against this. it will be back in a moment. ♪ ♪ promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. ♪ ♪ >> in the republic for which it stands, one nation under god. indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> laura: you can't do that anymore if you're in a fargo, north dakota, school board meeting. they voted 7-2 in favor of ending the pledge of allegiance before all meetings. according to the board's vice president, the pledge just isn't inclusive enough. >> the board reciting the pledge, i would say violates board policy. there's texts within the pledge of allegiance that simply not true. it's also indisputable fact and effect we hope we can agree on that not all u.s. citizens have liberty and justice, which is stated in the pledge making the line one nation with liberty and justice for all and untrue statement. >> la

democratic line in martin, north dakota.aller: let's forget about party. no man can stand up there by himself. he lied and he stole twice. when he gave 15 boxes back and kept the rest, what do you think will happen? i have a lotto friends who are trumpers, but they said they cannot vote for him. everywhere he goes, it is a disaster. as far as inflation goes, do you remember the last one? they had cars lined up for miles trying to get gas. at least we can buy it now. the one before that, i was pretty young, and i remember my mom saying " money didn't matter. you need stamps in order to buy stuff>" -- to buy stuff." i am not seeing anyone in my area lived any differently than they did before. trump has got to go. he has lied and lied and has caused nothing but chaos and hate. paul: i am old enough to remember those gas lines from the 1970's when i was a boy. that aside, what is remarkable -- we have been here for most 50 minutes, and it all comes back to trump,, trump, trump. dear remember the 20 -- do you remember the 201 mid

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it doesn't say god, it's your god. >> bill: north dakota. >> dana: free energy supply.her home. we're so scared and we miss her so much and we love her so much and we love you. if you have any ideas or thoughts, please come forward and share them and we are not looking to arrest anybody or get anybody in trouble. we just want to bring our daughter home. >> dana: a mother pleading for help as police expand the search for a missing teenager last seen at a large party near lake tahoe in california last saturday. i'm dana perino. good morning. >> bill: nice to sigh. i'm doing all right. how are you? >> dana: 59 minutes left with you. >> bill: thursday. i'm bill hemmer. good morning at home. the trail growing colder by the hour as hundreds of local, state and federal officers join the search for 16-year-old kylee rodney. police releasing a surveillance image in front of a store friday night hours before she vanished from the party. dive teams and planes and helicopters looking for any sign of the missing girl or her car. so far they have found nothing. >> we do not have any

>> i mean, if it can happen in red state north dakota, it can happen anywhere. we encourage parents to show up and listen and the price of liberty is eternal individual lens. in fargo -- vigilance. in fargo, the board walked back their policy and so now the pledge of allegiance has been re-instated and that shows the power of parents. people show up, they speak up, and the boards are receptive, and those are not things you'll hear on cnn or msnbc but people are making a difference from "coast-to-coast". just recently, the wyoming department of education canceled with panoramic education that's related to merrick garland's son-in-law and people spoke up about it. we encourage people to speak up because you can and will make a difference. brian: that's what i wanted to ask you about, you got a lot of parent who is have been watching what's going on in america over the past year, past two years and they're inspired by the pushback of parents taking the initiative. we've got a school year coming, and you know, you know some of the kinds of issues are going to rise t

are challenging the constitutionality of the new rus of the new rules, asking a federal judge in north dakota to to stop them from taking effect > >> north bay police searching fr a possible intruder. look at what they found inside a home on on fountain view circle in santa santa rosa. police say they were were looking for a burglar wheny noticed the garage door was open. they searched the home, ad they found narcotics, weapons, d money. they arrested the homeow. they arrested the homeowner. > >> a bill that would make it more affordable housing. many are arguing it takes power out of the hands of elected officia. hands of elected officials. it would allow city planners and employees to streamline approves to streamline approved projects enabling a much faster process when it comes to building affore housing. currently, it can takes it can take years for construction to break ground on. break ground on projects. >> it converts >> it converts commercially zoned areas to be used for residential. think about your dilapidated strip malls. those n be converted to low income or mixed income housing

in texas, it is banned in north dakota, the law is scheduled to take effect tomorrow these four states joining the other nine that banned abortion after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade in june a judge in north dakota put on hold their trigger law he is weighing the lawsuit from the only abortion clinic in the state. yesterday, a judge temporarily blocked the ban in idaho the ruling prevents state from enforcing the law when it conflicts with federal guidance on emergency care and hospitals. the poll shows the abortion issue is a lightning rod for the november midterms. each in the conservative states. shomari stone on the political fallout. >> with no exception for rape or incest that is not us that may be greg abbott, it is not us >> reporter: beto o'rourke looking to unseat greg abbott. >> all because of the abortion law. >> reporter: the democratic nominee releasing this ad blaming governor abbott for strict abortion laws governor abbott responding with his ad criticizing beto's extreme abortion views abortion supporters say the new law sweeping across republican led states

visit indeed.com/hire >> bret: north dakota community is fighting to stop a chinese company from openinglant just 20 minutes from a u.s. air force base with highly classified material there. they say it's a matter of national security. correspondent alexis mcadams shows us tonight from grand forks. >> this more than 300 acres of north dakota farmland could soon be home to a massive corn mill owned by the chinese company f ufeng. the company is weary because the company has ties to the chinese communist party. i'm not going to say that economic development isn't a good thing but at what cost. >> the plant would only be 1 miles from the grand forks air force base home to top secret drone technology. the community fighting back suing the city to stop the project. >> grand forks, water pollutions smell in terms of national security. >> from yard signs to very tense council meetings. [shouting] >> the phi against if you fang wages on they are very real. >> chinese owners control $2 billion of agricultural land across the country. low compared to other foreign countries but growing. few fang t

we know, we've been filing court challenges to different outcomes, and to get outcome today in north dakotaer ban, and the abortion ban, and would have gone into effect today in north dakota. the united states government has been challenging states hula human being idaho good ruling yesterday. we have to give emergency medical care, and we can't have our abortion law preempt that. in states like texas, the challenges in court have not been able to prevail and so now we have in texas, the trigger law effect. this is up to the 99 years in prison. pre roe, the 1925, abortion ban, is in effect. still, vigilante laws are in effect, and those in those states need to make sure that their election officials feel about that, regardless of the elected officials are and it is what they are doing to reproductive health care. women in emergency medical situations cannot get hospital treatment in the state of texas. absolutely, it is an outrage. >> the federal government, under joe biden, issued an executive order about emergency medical care which, basically, required certain standards of care, regardle

. >> our priority needs to be maintain our north dakota, safe places for our children to go to and from school. >> reporter: the city's plan to build 75 to 100 tiny homes for the homeless in this community has drawn intense opposition from neighbors. the site is in the middle of three schools. and it's on the edge of these percolation ponds and lar hiking trails and just across the street from another park and library. >> this is used as a park. i would object to even a single family residential home in this area, not just tiny homes. it just takes away from the essential purpose of this place. >> reporter: the problem is merrilee card a was bullish on the tiny home program. he says it's a response to homelessness and sung the praises during a white house press sevent. >> it's a high rate of success that we're seeing because we are building these prefabricated apartments in communities. >> reporter: councilmember cohen joined the chorus of voices opposing the project. he hopes to convince the council to halt the plans while other potential sites are considered. >> we think that this is

we saw this in colorado, in 2020, and in north dakota in 2014, and mississippi in 2011, and yet many of the people who vote against those abortion bans will go on to vote for anti-abortion republican candidates. apparently if you're anti-abortion but part of your whole package of stuff, it doesn't stand out as much as these actual anti-abortion measures do. how do you parlay that into victories when it comes to abortion rights? >> you know, ali, those were all races at a time when the court, when what was holding our personal freedoms together, was 50 years of precedent. the supreme court has now made a decision, appointed by an extreme president, and senate leadership, that they've made a decision that they're going to strip those rights away, they're going to take away those freedoms and take away everything that people were relying on, and the bath balm to maintaining their freedoms in this country, and i think what we're going to see is while these elections in november are not going to, all of them are not going to be clear-cut ballot issues and ballot questions, what it is goin

more from grand forks, north dakota. are people taking to try to stop these people from moving in? >> hi, sandra, here in grand forks, north dakota, they are trying everything to stop the plant, thousands signed a petition and many people have signed like this up in yards saying stop them from moving into town. not just a local concern but a national security concern. a dozen miles over my shoulder is the grand forks air force base. this is the map to show you where everything is in grand forks, an hour from fargo. this controversy has been growing for months because the chinese company bought the more than 300 acres of prime farmland last year. they say they have ties to the chinese communist party. now investing $700 million to open that massive corn mill here. the plant would be just 12 miles from the grand forks air force base, home to top secret drone technology. a federal review filed in may found red flags with the project and the community is fighting back, even filing a lawsuit against the city. >> grand forks,

. >> griff: and parents after school board in north dakota scraps the pledge of allegiance hear theirn check. >> our board of education is frankly concerned with petty politics more than doing their job of ensuring the education of our kids. >> some of the comments about liberty and justice and how not everybody gets liberty and justice that is perpetuating critical race theory. ♪♪ giving it your all? have the right partner by your side. hyland's naturals leg cramps quick dissolve tablets. no water needed. no stomach upset. just fast, effective relief. hyland's naturals leg cramps. to healthy competition and beyond. ♪ ♪ hyland elon musk says cramps. tesla's full self-driving software is “amazing”, it will “blow your mind.” but does it work? this happens over and over again. 100,000 tesla drivers are already using full self-driving on public roads. i'm dan o'dowd. i'm a safety engineer and tesla full self-driving is the worst commercial software i've ever seen. tell congress to shut it down. paid for by the dawn project. to finally lose 80 pounds and keep it off with golo is amazing. i

. >> todd: meantime a north dakota school board voting this week to stop saying the pledge of allegianceexplanation. listen. >> the text is clearly referring to the judeo-christian god and therefore it does not include any other faith, such as islam, buddhism, hinduism. the exclusion of these faiths, or lack thereof, within the pledge, automatically makes the pledge of allegiance a non-inclusionary act. >> todd: et tu north dakota. >> you do not expect this. selfishly i'm laughing one of my greatest radio affiliates, the flag, are losing their minds right now because nobody loves america more than them. that's the point. what a miserable existence because what did they do? they basically went through and looked for a way to be like more grievance minded than other people. they go to dinner. well i got rid of the pledge because it says god and that alienates people. and the other person's like salsa isn't that cultural appropriation. >> carley: conservatives love to run on these ideas remember when turn said he was going to restore merry christmas and republicans were like get out of here

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today, a judge in north dakota put on hold their trigger law.s weighing a lawsuit from the only abortion clinic in the state. and yesterday, a judge temporarily blocked the ban in idaho. the ruling prevents the state from enforcing the law when it conflicts with federal guidance on emergency care. the polls show, the abortion issue has become a lightning rod for the november midterms. even in some of the country's more conservative states. >> and abortion ban was no exception for rape or incest, that may be greg abbott, it's not the people of texas. >> democrat beto o'rourke on the trail in texas seeking to make abortion a top issue in his race to unseat republican governor greg abbott. >> women will die because of it big. >> the democratic nominee releasing this ad blaming governor abbott for strict abortion laws. governor abbott responding with his own head, criticizing what he calls, his extreme abortion views. abortion supporters say the new law sweeping across republican led states have stripped millions of women of their right to choose. >

north dakota state harsh. >> ok, so what's going to happen is they're back to have about 16 games. season opener against the chicago bears. then we can really critique trey lance to see how he goes. a lot of people think he will have a big season because let's face it. they stepped down from the guy that led them to the nfc championship in a couple of series away from possibly even the super bowl. we're talking jimmy g jimmy g never traveled with the team during this preseason and in case you're wondering, he is still on the roster and get this. he's looking at the clock. we're looking at the clock. everybody's looking at the clock because come august, 30th. if he is on the team, he can look at his direct deposit and he will get the full amount this season. the forty-niners still looking for a trading partner. and if they can't find one, they will cut him out. right. and a lot of people duryea reyna say that's not cool. he should have already that way. he has a fighting chance to make another team. but if he's on the roster, august 30th, yes, what he'll make more than 20 million do

government north dakota wasn't for him.ough the partnership he found work in new york city, analyzing supply-chain data for pfizer. >> the first one and one half months i just lost myself. where am i and what should i do? then i just take myself and i go forward. >> reporter: come all worked for the afghan government. he escaped taliban fire with his young family, his daughter atop his shoulders. she wants to be a pilot. >> she told me because my grandmother and uncles are still in afghanistan, i want to bring them out from afghanistan. i cried much. >> reporter: many afghans still arriving now, stop first at this conference center in virginia. they spend a month getting acclimated, meeting with refugee agencies and learning how to navigate american life, like immigration 101, figuring out how to apply for asylum or a two-year work permit, and what happens once that runs out. >> it has made us a little bit cautious, like we are thinking that what if you are sick and cannot get any their families legal, or what will happen t

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. >> at fuzzies he is proud to display his north dakota state , state jersey, a draft day football andersey for everyone to see. >> there's never been an athlete athlete like this that come out of marshall high school. he is so respectful, so well mannered, , and a joy to be around. >> it's pretty surreal. >> reporter: has high school coach says niner nation is making its way into southwest minnesota. >> running around with t-shirts and 49ers stuff. poer: he takes pride in how he represents the tightknit town. >> a hard-working guy there for his team and represent the community well. >> at marshall high school they are working on a bit of a shrine shrine for lance and another grad that just made it to the nfl. >> their high school career, coe career, college awards they won in their nfl success. >> role models for years to come. as the bay area begins a new era with trey lance these folks have a message. >> we are proud of what he has accomplished. >> we wish him the best and they they have a good kid there. people will come to realize what what a special thing we have in the young man

. >> reporter: and late today after a challenge by north dakota's lone abortion clinic a judge temporarily blocked the state's plan to outlaw abortions, with few exceptions starting tomorrow. bracing for the ban, the clinic moved across state lines. >> people that are most impacted by trigger bans are the people we have been serving. patients we have been serving, people who live in a rural area, have difficulty getting to where the clinic is at, black, indigenous, people of color. >> reporter: with oklahoma's stricter law also taking effect saturday by the end of the week it is estimated 1 in 3 women will live in a state where abortion is banned or severely restricted kristen dahlgren nbc news. >>> three months after the heavily criticized response to the mass shooting in uvalde, texas, the school police chief is out of a job. correspondent priscilla thompson is in uvalde tonight with the emotional fallout. >> reporter: tonight, uvalde schools police chief pete arredondo is out. >> all in favor? motion passes unanimously. >> reporter: with mounting pressure from parents the board voted to

. >> reporter: at fuzzy's he is proud to display lance's north dakota state university, a draft day football, and his 49ers jersey up for everyone to see. >> never been an athlete like this out of marshal high school, he is so respectful, so well mannered, a joy to be around. >> it still pretty surreal. >> reporter: lance's high school football coach said 9er nation is making its way to southwestern minnesota. >> kids running around with trey lance jerseys and t shirts and 49ers stuff: >> reporter: the coach takes pride. >> he is what everybody should be in the nfl, hard-working guy, there for his team, and jt represent the community well. >> reporter: at marshal high school, they are working on a bit of a shrine for lance and blaze andries, another mhs grad who made it to the nfl. >> document a little bit their high school career, college awards they won, and their nfl. nfl success. >> reporter: role models for years to come. as the bay area begins a new 49ers era with trey lance, these folks have a message from marshal. >> really proud of tray, everytg tray, everything he has accomplh has

in the u.s., a north dakota judge has blocked the state's so-called trigger abortion band.was set to go into effect today. it will main until a challenge to the law is incorporated >> three more bands took effect in texas, tennessee, and idaho. it comes after the supreme court upended roe v. wade. it established a constitutional right to abortion. >> a caretaker prime minister is taken over in thailand after a suspension of the challenger. a deputy and military ally is now the country's leader. he suspended earlier this week, while the constitutional court decided whether he has exceeded the term limit. since then, the general tweeted that he will work in a secondary role as a defense minister. that came from a prime minister's account. >> women in iran were allowed to attend the football league match in toronto. that was for the first time since the 1979 omicron evolution. asked where headscarves, it was more to the teams colors. this comes after a continued pressure from fifa on the iranian football federation. >> a health care firm says they are suing far -- pfizer and b

two massive funnel clouds were spotted in north dakota. tornadoes also hit the same area. but so far no major damage has been reported. checking today's high temperatures, triple digits in dallas and phoenix, 70s and 80s in the northeast and 88 in california. >>> coming up, why a ketchup shortage could be looming. >>> also ahead, an arrest made in a decades-old double murder. how investigators got the suspect's dna during a traffic stop. >>> and a woman struck by lightning speaks exclusively to abc news. what she says about being the sole survivor of the incident. >>> back with the school bus crash in southwest ohio. 32 children were onboard when it slammed into a home near the indiana border. none of them were seriously hurt. the driver was taken to the hospital. it is believed he may have suffered a medical condition. >>> the brother of a former nfl player is in police custody following the fatal shooting of a coach at a youth football game. yagub talib turned himself in. he is being held in a dallas county jail. authorities say coaches from opposing teams got into a fig

t, are challenging the constitutionality of the new rules, asking a federal judge in judge in north dakota to stop them from taking effect. > >> an effort to get guns off th, guns off the street, again by bk again by back. people turned in weapons over the weekend. that m paid out more than $15,000. > >> new developments in a brutal attack during the nfc championship game earlier this year. a man accused of beating a a 49er span outside of sofi stadium was arraigned today. anne makovec has been falling the case. she joins us with mor. >> he says it was all a self di. bryan cifuentes pleaded not gu. not guilty. his arraignment was in los angeles. he was arrested in january with connection to a. connection to a fight. he was in in the parking lot when police say he knocked 49er span, daniel daniel luna, down to the grounde has charged with one count of by one count of battery and serious serious bodily injury. that iss, exactly what led up to the papal papal punch. witnesses say lunat shoved bryan cifuentes from behind. their security footage, footage, but it hasn't been released to the publ

. >> oklahoma, tennessee, texas and north dakota now have near total bans on abortion. it's a hopeful day. >> it in our country. i believe that we protect the lives of the unborn. tennessee governor bill lee celebrated the stricter abortion measures that are expected to continue spreading to more states. tennessee's law bans the procedure except in the case of severe or life-threatening health conditions for the pregnant patient. these laws create burdensome divides between the physician and the patient. >> doctors and other health care providers say they're worried. it's very disorganized. and people are going to die. anyone who performs an abortion in texas can face life in prison or $100,000 fine. a similar fine and up to 10 years in prison is the punishment for abortion providers in oklahoma. idaho's ban makes performing abortions a felony with no exceptions in place to protect a patient's life. this week a judge said idaho can't enforce the ban in cases of medical emergencies as idaho's law is facing a the suit is the first from the biden administration to protect

they played thm in north dakota. so tri-valley, way to go. > >> and from a positive basebally to a controversial one as the san francisco giants have sparkd outrage online over this shirt in their team store. why is this this controversial? because it dares to abbreviation the name of san francisco. a lot of people are not pleased with that. there are several versions versions of the shirt for sale on the team's website as well. charlie? >> how dare they! two blocks ofs are straight ahead beginning with football. the 49ers playedy back ups, but don't let that fool you that these games are not important. and football injuries happen. not any big ones today, thankfully, but the ♪dance! by christian a medice & elisha noll♪ ♪are you ready?♪ ♪♪ ♪let's go♪ ♪♪ ♪ahh yeah♪ ♪♪ ♪step to rhythm like♪ ♪you're going out tonight♪ ♪dance get with the groove and♪ ♪dance get up and move let's♪ ♪dance kick off your shoes and♪ ♪show me how you♪ ♪dance♪ ♪♪ ♪dance♪ ♪♪ ♪dance♪ get a free storage upgrade and case with s pen when you pre-ord

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