garman fought back because of his defensive wounds and they found the dna of the reporter under robert tellis'singernails and he'd written stories about tellis causing him to lose his reelection bid in june and the reporter was working on another upcoming story. in court, new details emerged. a prosecutor said the county administrator's cell phone activity happened to stop all together in the time periods before and after the murder. tellis was takessen into custody wednesday night after an hour's long standoff at his house and they located a pair of bloodstained shoes and a straw hat during their search but did not find the weapon used in the attack. the district attorney said it's not clear how the administrative found the reporter's home address and noted this is not the first attack on a journalist. liz. elizabeth: such a disturbing story. matt finn, thank you for joining us. congressman lee zeldon from house financial services. sir, this story, like new york, crime ridden illinois, it's about to join the list of six states including washington dc and new york, abolishing cash bail for majo

german. >> reporter: robert tellis has been charged with murder. ic working environment under tellis's leadership. he reported that the public administrators office was quote mired in turmoil and internal dissension over the past two years with allegations of emotional stress, bullying, and favoritism leading to secret video taping of the boss and a coworker outside the office. >> we knew that as an investigative reporter he had written several articles and there were different allegations and statements about potential people that would be upset about it. >> reporter: german's body was found last saturday but it wasn't immediately clear that tellis might be the suspect. investigators discovered video of a vehicle registered to tellis's wife driving around german's home around the time of the murder and clothing matching the suspect's description was found inside tellis's home. >> there's apparent blood on the shoes, and the shoes were cut likely in a manner to try to destroy evidence. >> reporter: tellis denied the accusations raised in german's re

german. >> robert tellis, the clark county public administrator has been charged with murder. lished an investigative report about the chaotic working environment under tellis' leadership. he reported that the public administrator's office was, quote, mired in turmoil and internal dissension over the past two years, with allegations of emotional stress, bullying, and favoritism leading to secret videotaping of the boss and a coworker outside the office. >> we knew as investigative reporter he had written several articles and there were different allegations and statements about potential people who would be upset about it. >> german's body was found saturday, but it wasn't clear tellis might be the suspect. then investigators discovered video of a vehicle registered to tellis' wife driving around the home at the time of the murder can clothing matching the suspect's description was found inside tellis' home. >> tellis had denied the accusations raise in german's reporting but this summer lost his democratic primary bid to get re-elected. german's colleagues at the las vegas jou

we have reached out to robert tellis' office for comment and we're still waiting for a reply. in may, jeff german published a long piece about tellis in the las vegas review journal. it began, quote, the clark county public an minadministrator's office has been mired in turmoil and internal descension with allegations of emotional stress, bullying, and favoritism. german went on to write that tellis was, quote, carrying on an inappropriate relationship with a staffer. tellis denied those allegations. in june, he lost the democratic primary, so will not be seeking re-election this fall. and he slammed jeff german in a series of tweets, calling him a, quote, typical bully and writing, looking forward to lying smear piece number four. now, to be clear, we do not know if there's any connection here. police aren't saying one way or another. meanwhile, the paper is mourning a dedicated reporter. the review journal family is devastated to lose jeff, the paper's executive editor, glen cook, has said in a statement. going on to say, it's hard to imagine what las vegas would be like toda

john, police aren't commenting on why this local democratic poll 'tis robert tellis is being held bute can glean from online county jail records that he is being held on suspicion of murder. we're told his first appearance in court will be this afternoon. john? >> quite a story. our thoughts go out to the reporter's family and to the newspaper, josh campbell, thank you so much for being with us this morning. >>> you're looking at live images right now of the new york city criminal court house where hours from now trump ally steve bannon is expected to surrender on criminal charges linked to his fundraising efforts to build a wall along the u.s. border with mexico. he's expected to lead not guilty at his arraignment this morning and federal prosecutors charged bannon with defrauding donors on the border wall effort in 2020 but trump powered him before leaving office. presidential pardons of course do not apply to state investigations. >>> this just into cnn president biden approving another aid package to ukraine as the war intensifies and a nuclear power plant remains in the cross hai

search warrants were executed at the home of robert tellis today.er men was found dead saturday and had written several articles on improprieties. he's currently in jail facing a murder charge. the organization founded in the wake of the 20's test 2000 murder of chauncey bailey issued a statement on the las vegas investigation. it said in part, if his killing is related to his work as an investigative journalist, those responsible must be held to account. it must be remembered that killing a journalist never kills a story. dan: for nearly a week, people who work outside have been brazed -- braving the heat, some working in triple digit temperatures. delivery workers completing deliveries before scorching heat arrives. some say their trucks feel like ovens inside. trucks equipped with kitchen appliances are definitely feeling the heat. >> the last two days, we've had 120 degrees inside. we had to turn off the roaster. when i turn it on, it gets hotter. dan: workers must have access to water, shade, breaks to cool down, especially for farmworkers. a p

under arrest in connection with a stabbing of a journalist. 45-year-old clark county administrator robert tellis was taken into custody at his home and is expected to face a murder charge. police say he was hospitalized with self-inflicted wounds. it came hours after investigators confiscated vehicles and executed a search warrant on his house. "las vegas review journal" reporter jeff garman was found dead outside his home. the 69-year-old had reported on alleged bullying in tellis' office and a relationship he was having with a co-worker. amid the reporting, tellis lost his bid for re-election. >>> the second suspect in a stabbing rampage in canada that left ten people dead and 18 wounded is now dead himself. canadian authorities say myles sanderson died after being arrested by police along a highway. it came after officers forced his car off the road and into a ditch. one official said he died of self-inflicted injuries. he was caught about 75 miles from the scene of sunday's attacks at an indigenous community in nearby town. sanderson's brother, also a suspect, was found stabbed to death in a

search warrants were executed at the home of robert tellis today. jeff geer men was found dead saturday and had written several articles on improprieties. he's currently in jail facing a murder charge. the organization founded in the wake of the 20's test 2000 murder of chauncey bailey issued a statement on the las vegas investigation. it said in part, if his killing is related to his work as an investigative journalist, those responsible must be held to account. it must be remembered that killing a journalist never kills a story. dan: for nearly a week, people who work outside have been brazed -- braving the heat, some working in triple digit temperatures. delivery workers completing deliveries before scorching heat arrives. some say their trucks feel like ovens inside. trucks equipped with kitchen appliances are definitely feeling the heat. >> the last two days, we've had 120 degrees inside. we had to turn off the roaster. when i turn it on, it gets hotter. dan: workers must have access to water, shade, breaks to cool down, especially for farmwork

police confirm they executed a search warrant at the home of clark county public administrator robert tellis. one of german's recent stories was about an alleged toxic work environment in tellis' public administrator's office and an alleged inappropriate relationship he was havinga with a coworker, where the paper obtained video of tellis in the back of a car with a woman. in the midst of theismorat,thisd for reelection. just after german's death, police released pictures of a possible suspect, dressed in and gloves. investigators later asked the possible help find this red yukon denali possibly tied to the killings, similar to this one seen here in the video. police won't confirm if tellis is a suspect, and the 45-year-old has not been charged with any crime. omar villafranca, cbs news. >> o'donnell: all right, coming up, an american woman killed in a shark attack in the bahamas. that story in 60 seconds. es to , what if it could feel differently? say hello to opzelura for the treatment of mild fran ses tia foe. rublev. >> o'donnell: new questions tonightafter an american family is mourning

. >>> robert tellis accused of killing a journalist who wrote negative stories about him appeared to smile as he made his first court appearance on tuesday. he was accused of lying outside the home of las vegas of jeff german where he allegedly stabbed him to death. >>> a tragic story out of brooklyn where an authority suspected a mother drowned her three young children. the body of the 7-year-old and 4-year-old and 3-month-old were found on the beach on tuesday morning. laura engel hases the latest tonight from new york. good evening. >> reporter: rich, the cause of deaths of three young children were ruled homicide. all of them were drowned and as investigators piecing together what happened on monday morning and the outcome weighs heavy on family members. something did not seem right with the children's mother. >> a call indicated she was concerned that a family member may have harmed the three children. > >> reporter: the bodies of the three kids were found monday morning on the beach near brooklyn's coney island boar boardwalk. >> the officer discovered three children at the wat

prosecutors say county public administrator robert tellis who may believe you see on your screen there vegas review journal investigative reporter jeff over exposes he wrote about him and his office. a judge ordered tellis held without bail until his arraignment tuesday on murder charges. the lapd is investigating a break-in at the home of california congresswoman karen bass last night she is also the favorite in the los angeles my oral race. she says two guns which were properly stored in secured were stolen when she was not home at the time. i am jon scott, now back to queen elizabeth the second, for love of country. ♪ >> the future of the monarchy was secure buckingham palace announced the birth of the next king of england. >> there is a popular jubilation of the announcement of the news, it is a boy. >> four weeks later the baby prince was anointed into the church of england at his baptism in the chapel at buckingham palace. >> the baby that continues the royal dynasty of britain. ♪ he is not yet one month old and britain hails bonnie prince charlie. >> two years later a triumphant

that official, clark county public administrator robert tellis, was taken into custody wednesday eveningsuspicion of murder according to the paper. >>> a drag net in canada has ended as police track down mass suspect myles sanderson and took him into custody. police say he died a short time later after going into medical distress. this comes after a rampage on sunday left ten people dead and 18 others wounded. myles' brother damian, who was also a suspect in the stabbings, was found dead on monday. police arrested myles sanderson wednesday after forcing his stolen vehicle off a highway in the province of saskatchewan. a separate police force and an independent civilian-led oversight organization will investigate the suspect's death. >>> well, a big rally on wall street wednesday as investors try to snap a lingering slump. all three major wall street indices enjoyed major gains. the s&p rose 1.8%. the nasdaq closed more than 2% h higher, and the dow gained well over 400 points. markets seemed soothed by the fed vice chair who said the central bank will do what it takes to ease inflation b

officers seen today outside the home of robert tellis, who didn't respond to reporters when he returned day. the search to his home may be connected to garmin's killing. "outfront" now is art cain, who worked closely with jeff germen. so i appreciate your time. i'm sorry for the shocking loss that you and your colleagues are experiencing. unimaginable. so we're trying to understand what happened here. police have released an image of a vehicle that they say is tied to the suspect, a red, maroonish suv. our affiliate cap ptured footag of a car being towed from tellis' driveway. i know you're trying to find out what happened, what more can you tell us about the investigation? >> well, it took a turn today, because over the weekend, we had assumed it was a, you know, robbery gone bad or something like that. and yesterday afternoon, police released a picture of this vehicle. and our reporters started to see the images of this vehicle that looks like a vehicle just like in tellis' driveway. so that was really concerning and surprising. and then this morning, the police came down and roped of

this after robert tellis was questioned about the murder of an investigative reporter.rounding his leadership of the public administers office claiming he fostered a hostile work environment complete with bullying, favoritism, and an affair with a subordinate. then he lost the democratic primary for reelection. of the mayor of washington, d.c., is declaring a public emergency in response to the flow of illegal immigrants sent from texas and arizona, muriel bowser is creating an office of migrant affairs to support new arrivals who seek asylum. she will seek reimbursement for the $10 million being used from the federal emergency management agency, the announcement comes after the pentagon twice rejected the mayor's request for help from the national guard. [reporter questioning] >> is the federal government? yes. the president, white house and anybody else who was involved in the national guard not being granted for the district's humanitarian response. >> more than 9,000 migrants have arrived in the nation's capital since april. continuing coverage, remembering the quee

this story coming out of las vegas, an elected official, clark county public administrator robert tellisrdered investigative reporter jeff german who wrote negative stories about him. he gets to keep his 130,000-dollars a year job while he sits in jail. your take on this story? >> good to see you, liz. again another example of how liberal policies and the set of standard exist in this country to the debttry meant of the american people. in this case you have an elected official who is still collecting a taxpayer-funded salary and benefit while standing trial for murder. this is absurd and just another example of a very long line that we can point out where this double standard exists. crime across the country has been skyrocketing and when people hear stories like this they continue to lose faith in the system and it makes people angry. i think that is really going to be a driving factor as this increased crime across the country as we play into the november elections. elizabeth: the real focal point is chicago. we have a democrat, george carr dean has. a chicago alderman. he was appoint

in the murder of a las vegas newspaper reporter, police say clark county public administrator robert tellisicion of murder for the death of jeff, chairman of las vegas review journal investigative reporter german had spent months reporting on the turmoil surrounding palaces oversight of the public administrator's office tell us lost his reelection bid in june's primary after germans findings were published. a group of bay area journalist that formed the chauncey bailey project released a statement saying the killing of german must be thoroughly investigated by nevada law enforcement. if it is a random and senseless murder . we are appalled, but if his killing is found to be related to his work as an investigative journalist, those responsible must be held to account. it must be remembered that killing a journalist never kills a story. chauncey bailey project was formed by a group of oakland journalists after bailey was killed in 2007 in retribution for his is investigative reports about your black muslim bakery. we now know what may have caused the deadly mill fire in siskiyou county, a woo

tellis's dna under his fingernails along with other evidence. here's a report from las vegas media. >> this is video of clark county public administrator robert tallisalking to what soon would turn into a homicide. he went to the home of investigative reporter jeff german and the two got into an altercation around 11:18 friday morn and video evidence shows tellis leaving his home friday morning around 9:00 in this maroon suv they put out to the public and the suv seen driving in german's neighborhood and leaving the scene after the 11:18 a.m. killing and arrived back home around noon. they recovered shoes tellis was wearing with apparent blood on them and cut up in an attempt to destroy evidence and same thing with the straw hat he was wearing. >> tucker: amazing. adam is from the state of nevada and running for senate from there and former attorney general of the state and joins us now to make sense of the story. adam, thanks for coming on. what is this? >> first and foremost, our thoughts and prayers out to jeff for this senseless violence against journalists and it's not anything we should accept and it's a reno politician that tried to blame don