these are not good trends, sandra. >> sandra: got it.tion and debate as promised. thanks for being here. i'll be back here again tomorrow for neil. you can catch me with john roberts every week day at 1:00 p.m. eastern time for "america reports." that's it for us. "the five" starts now. >> hello. i'm dana perino with greg gutfeld, jesse waters and dagen mcdowell and juan williams. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." president biden trying to project confidence while some in the white house are worried what lies ahead. concerns over the economy. political allies are faulting the white house for mixed messaging and growing concerns about inflation. some economists think t

sandra? >> sandra: thank you. now to the capitol. white house officials and pete buttigieg will be meeting with senate republicans trying to hammer out a deal on a slimmed down infrastructure package. to chad pergram on capitol hill with the very latest. hi, chad. >> good afternoon. gop senators huddle in about 25 minutes with the secretary of the transportation, pete buttigieg and gina ray mondo. they talked last week with president biden. shelly moore capito of west virginia said the president asked them to make a counter offer. mitch mcconnell is deferring to capito. she's the lead gop member on the committee on public works. >> i've asked senator capito to be our leader on that. she's produced a bill of around $600 billion that she thinks makes sense. i'm comfortable with where she has taken us so far. >> again, the problem here is that democrats realize that they can't use special senate rules to avoid a filibuster to pass a multi-trillion infrastructure bill. with 50 senators, the democrats need gop help. >> it's clearly prefer

to see you sandra. the president comes as the pain at the pump in the southeast where long lines persist at gas stations lucky enough to have fuel. this is a new report claims the pipeline paid $5 million in ransom to get operations back online. the biden administration said they should return to normal by the end of the weekend but some are warning it could take up to two weeks for things to finally stabilize. >> sandra: that could be a long time to wait, steve harrigan in suburban atlanta where a lot of fuel shortages happening there, hi, steve. >> sandra you see people drive by gas stations and look for the yellow bags over the pump. this is one of the lucky stations come a tinker delivery of 9,000 gallons early this morning. right now across georgia, 50% of gas stations do not have gasoline. it is worse in north carolina and 70% without gas. we are still in washington, d.c., and topping 80%. the price going up as well too appear at the national average $3.04, up $0.10 in the week alone in reports of

>> sandra: generally, jessica.t the struggle we're talking about for your party right now, based on this outcome and concern already about 2022? >> well, i don't think -- joe biden will be on the ballot but these are the people's names that will be on it. it's president biden's administration. we'll see where he travels. but i just said from looking at the 2020 results that we did struggle down ballot, certainly in house legislatures and in congress even though president biden seemed to be president biden and he was on the ballot. if you look at everything that he's implements, it's very popular. 54% is a very good approval rating so he will help people out. it all comes down to local politics for a lot of voters. and as alexandra said, president trump is very polarizing. people were voting against him or for him. >> sandra: good discussion. thank you. >> thanks. >> sorry for misunderstanding there. >> sandra: hope i clarified. businesses reopening but now having trouble rehiring. meet the restaurant owner offering

i am john roberts in washington. >> sandra: i am sandra smith in new york.icide rates are surging. minneapolis and portland sharp increases and protests and calls to defund the police. shootings are all up in big cities like atlanta, chicago, los angeles and philadelphia with portland seeing the largest increase. >> john: in new york city, every type of crime is up including attacks on asian-americans. a suspect hits an asian woman in the face with a hammer in times square. stunning surveillance video released by the nypd captured the moment a mother is sucker punched a 23-year-old woman and ripped off her backpack. live in new york to start off this morning. what happened to america's safest big city? >> john, i dug into those crime stats in new york city and we are living in troubling times. look at this past week. shooting incidents jump 182% compared to the same week last year. well, it might have something to do we were in the lockdown last year. shootings were also spiking significantly last may. take a look at the heinous crimes. all rising. there are

>> sandra: i'm happy to be here. i'm sandra smith in for dana perino this morning.port showing the bodies of 227 border crossers recovered in arizona's pima county last year. a 10-year high as migrants and smugglers seeking to evade detection cross through the dangerous terrains including private property, of course. arizona sheriff calling on the white house for help. >> it's hard and so disappointing and frustrating. we're doing everything we can in arizona. our governor, attorney general, our mayors, sheriffs, we're stepping up on this, stand united to secure our border. we're getting no response from washington, d.c. >> bill: ranchers are fed up calling the situation out of control. you have exclusive video for us. what did you find, bill? good morning. >> bill, good morning to you. so yesterday happened to be the very first day since we got here a week ago we didn't witness any migrants crossing the rio grande behind us. that was yesterday. today is today. we've had crossings today. we'll show it to you. we got up early this morning. pull up this video. headed

high matt, jeff. >> hello, sandra. home to about 121 shootings last year. this is a town about 400 officers short and they are not. take a look at what is going on around the country in terms of staffing of police departments. new york, 72% more retirements in the past year. minneapolis, 20% of the police forces either on leave or has retired. chicago had 560 retirements up 40% in two years. seattle says it is in a staffing crisis and it goes on. las vegas, retirement up 37%. louisville, kentucky, says they are in dire straits in terms of recruiting new officers. portland has a 93 openings on its police force and they have a hiring freeze. philadelphia, the f.o.p. head said it's in a perfect storm of trouble. listen. >> what i'm seeing now is a lot of officers moving the retirements of the earlier to leave and go find other jobs elsewhere because right now they don't feel like anybody has their back. >> and what is this leading to? some blameless now on the pandemic but just one year to date now take a look at major ci

let's go to "america reports" with john and sandra. >> sandra: fox news alert on how much president biden knew about his sons overseas business dealing. according to the near post, emails from hunter biden's reported laptop the then vice president had dinner with foreign associates back in 2015. >> john: center, were going to dig into that in the next two hours. plus tom cotton will join us and we will hear from lawrence jones, contra. >> sandra: would begin with the senate unanimously requiring the biden administration declassify the origin of covid-19 as calls from transparency grow by the hour. hello. i'm sandra smith here in new york and this is "america reports." >> john: it's great to see you here on friday eve and i'm john roberts in washington. the bill comes as the white house says it has not ruled out any theories on the covid-19 origin but refuses to say whether china would be punished if investigators find evidence of a cover-up. this adds president biden it is asking intelligence agencies to redouble their efforts. speak to the american people deserve to know what role the am

i am john roberts in washington, hi, again, sandra. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in new york. jen psaki said yesterday it is standard practice for the cdc to get suggestions before issuing guidance. those emails obtained by "the new york post" show at least two instances where the union suggestion was used in nearly for word in the agency's guidelines. >> john: coming up "the federalist" publisher will join us on how school reopening's could have a major impact on the 2022 midterms, but first the white house correspondent peter doocy is live on the north lawn. >> hi, peter. >> good afternoon, john. looking at americans to listen to the scientists and also listen to themselves do more than 50 other stakeholders invested and reopening schools including leaders from the american federation of teachers. >> it's important to understand the implementation components. they do show to ensure that recommendations are feasible and that they adequately address the safety and well-being of the individual guidance aim to protect. >> we made a graphic to show how similar what the teachers u

sandra? >> sandra: thank you john, thank you matt.traged over a deal between san francisco's teacher union and the public school district to bring high school seniors back in the classroom for one day. details behind the anger coming up. >> john: plus, republican lawmakers questioning john kerry today over allegations that he leaked classified information to iran's foreign minister. will meet with texas congressman who met with john kerry today and how he tried to defend himself. that's coming up next people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. people taking rybelsus® lost up to 8 pounds. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take rybelsus®

i'm sandra smith a new york. it benjamin netanyahu's warning comes as they put the trips to an early test, israel and hamas reaching an agreement yesterday after 240 people were killed in the first outbreak of violence since the 2014 gaza war. it president biden praising his administration for the cease-fire despite reports it was egypt that brokered the deal. >> john: all of this as pro-palestinian protests are expected around the world following friday prayers. >> sandra: trey yingst live in gaza. >> a cease-fire went into effect after 11 straight days of fighting, looking at the destruction inside gaza and its widespread. the health ministry says that 240 people died during this last round of violence including 66 children. keeping an eye on the gaza strip, trying to fire any more rockets into israel. fired more than 4,000 rockets into the jewish state over the course of this month as this fighting erupted. sending them to bomb shelters for month wow much of the month but there was that egyptian lead negotiati

sandra? >> sandra: thanks, john. let's bring in mark meadows, former trump white house chief of staff. i hear jennifer's last comment there about the biden administration is demanding answers from china. well, they certainly should have been the entire time knowing that we didn't have answers. we knew it was inconclusive. the investigation launched under the trump administration that you were deeply involved in. why did the biden administration move to end that knowing we didn't have conclusive evidence yet? >> well, this is the biden administration today in damage control for what they actually took was actions against the interests of the american people. when we look at it, they turned a blind eye to china. what we also know is that dr. fauci already in may of 2020, almost a year ago, a little over a year ago, suggested that there was no there there. so either he was uninformed or he was not looking at additional intel assessments that many others had access to. here's what i do now. to suggest that china will hav

good to see you. >> sandra: i will be watching that.p and running and until then the cyber attack is taking a toll. cars are lining up in florida and elsewhere along the east coast. video coming into our newsroom with a fuel shortage. aaa is reporting the average price for a gallon of gasoline, jumped to $0.07 in a week, just short of $3 per gallon. the shortage is affecting air travel. airlines adding fuel stocks to places out of north carolina. let's bring in the economic advisor. i wanted to pick your brain on this issue. so many different angles to discuss. "the wall street journal" seemed to zero in on the fact that this plan, trillions of dollars thrown at it doesn't even seem to be targeting some of our most crucial vulnerabilities. this is the world the lobby wants. the administration should put money into it cyber vulnerability, but it's using the infrastructure label to remake the economy and make the grid more vulnerable and not less. you see it the same? >> i do see at the same. this is where you should spend your money, to

sandra: yes. there was christian and there was buddhist, and in that community hall, that eventually end up being a buddhist temple. there was a little side door by the stage door that would have the accoutrements for it. but it was itinerant and he would travel around and he would come from denver but it wasn't services all the time. there are some that still adhere to the buddhist church, but the majority were episcopalians, were some methodists, and then you have a section that was buddhist. joy: brighton colorado has a very large japanese newspaper collection. sandra: i was told that during the 19 teens, there was a japanese newspaper, but as far as anybody knows, nobody has ever turned up a copy of it or if any still exists. joy: are there any other questions? you have a question? >> you were talking about whether the nisei and their descendants are keeping up with the culture and food at all. what about language? is there any attempt to relearn the japanese language question mark -- japanese

sandra?sandra: another alert here, israeli police at least two people have been killed after a rocket launch had a packaging plant in the southern part of the country after the israeli military fired dozens of missiles at hamas targets in gaza overnight, more than 200 people are now dead as a result of the ongoing conflict there and the biden administration is refusing to comment on whether iran is helping hamas. senator marsha blackburn is standing by with her reaction. but first, trey is at the border. >> today's the ninth day of fighting between israel and hamas, the palestinians inside gaza did get some much-needed supplies and a delivered today although is that it was crossing true, they fired mortars of the convoy of trucks so ultimately israelis close the border. we did see many rockets fired into southern israel today including one the head of community south of here killing two people and injuring a number of others. where we are standing right now, next to an iron dome missile defen

>> no sandra, we shouldn't. joe biden has been a washington since the 1970s and that we have chaos in the middle east, inflation in lines at the gas pump so he's taking us back to the 70s. this is the result of joe biden's policy, we look at our energy policy and canceled the keystone pipeline, went through leases with the production of oil and gas and it's also a result of a failed product policy well. it shouldn't be a surprise that criminal gangs are linked with russian intelligence services feel emboldened to attack an american company that provides critical supply lines for so many american citizens. so this is all a result of job mike joe biden's failed policies and chickens coming home to roost over the last few months. >> john: senator, this does seem to be a cautionary tale. if russian hackers are simply looking for a few million dollars can cause of entire fuel supply in the southeast to collapse and four days, what could a state affiliated actor or a or a estate do who really wanted to take down the s

safe journey, sandra, and the coach. - journey, sandra, and the coach.ect rocks and scan the surface of the red planet over the next three months. a british instititution closes its doors for the final time today. debenhams — which has been a presence on uk high streets for 2a0 years — fell into administration in 2019, and struggled to find a buyer in the midst of the pandemic. however, the brand will continue to trade online after it was bought by fashion retailer boohoo. the democratic unionist party has elected its new leader after the first leadership contest in their 50 year history. he succeeds arlene foster who will step down on the 28th of may. he will remain as agriculture minister and will not take on the role of northern ireland first minister. i think we are going to bring you the weather. here it is. hello, i don't think any of us can deny it's been an unusually cool may so far. if you're wondering where the warmth is this weekend — well, it can be found across southern parts of spain and portugal. temperatures above 30 degrees here. even wa

sandra padilla está en méxico después de que fue deportada. que se van a volver a encontrar. raúl fue testigo de este momento. >> fue una reunión emotiva.sandra padilla en esta plaza y sus dos pequeñas , otras tres niñas en texas en un refugio. una reunión muy dolorosa. >> saben la promesa que les hice. >> es la promesa de una madre a sus hijas. las dos pequeñas fueron dejadas en el desierto y este martes volverán a ver a su madre. >> no lloren, estoy bien. mientras tenga vida voy a luchar por ustedes dos. >> la madre y las villas pudieron hablar después de que las niñas fueron rescatadas por la patrulla fronteriza. en texas la abuela de las pequeñas recibió la llamada y en exclusiva noticias telemundo hizo el enlace con la madre. dijo que dejó a sus pequeños en estados unidos por un futuro mejor. >> ¿sabes que las deje allí por su bien? yo voy a llegar allí. las amo. >> las dos pequeñas hablaron poco, su abuela diceestán tristes y sandra dice que no sabe nada de su esposo, cuando cruzaron la frontera fue deportada. >> le pido a dios que toque

buenas tardes, la realidad es que el proceso para que sandra entre a estados unidos y pueda abrazar as no ser'a f'acil. pero est'a dispuesta a pelear con todas sus fuerzas. esto est'a principal noticia, adem'as este martes >> m(musica). >> el gobierno de joe biden permitir'a la entrada de dos cientos 50 migrantes al d'ia para pedir asilo, dar'an p prioridad a enfermos y familias con niÑos pequeÑos. alertas por inundacionesrreteras. por lluvias to torrenciales que dejan bajo agua a viviendas y carreteras en luisiana y dallas. el peligro de inundaciones lrepentinas es hast el jueves. m'edicos en espaÑa consiguen por primera vez t transplantar en una beb'e un coraz'on parado y hacerlo latir de nuevo médicos que lograron la proeza. >> m(musica). >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> por primera vez desde que se separaron en la frontera la madre hondureÑa y sus dos hijas se vieron cara a cara. todo por medio de una emotiva llamada a la que noticias telemundo a asisti'o en exclusiva. sandra les prometi'o que pronto las ir'a a buscar. >> ya saben la promesa que les hice que voy a es

the former fire chief from sandra fell is turning 100.and when we return, we'll show you how he will be welcoming turning. 0, 0, and his secret to a long life. >> a retired sandra fell fire captain get this is poised to it hit a magical milestone. not many folks get to be 100, but. as birthdays tomorrow because the pandemic is going to be celebrated tomorrow afternoon with the big drive-by parade in downtown sandra fell. maybe there will be a fire truck involved we'll find out from kron four's maureen kelly because she sat down with him to learn his secret to longevity. >> john diego sits with his youngest and only surviving sister who came up from orange county to help celebrate his one 100th birthday i never thought i did 50 for having made it through 10 decades. he's relentlessly positive. his favorite word super. he keeping busy for a man of his advanced years. the world war 2 vet spent 35 years in the sandra fell fire department i like everything about it and also got his contractor's license building his house as well as so many in

what beautiful weather in chicago, sandra. >> sandra: he was standing in front of castaways. all chicagoans know that is north avenue beach. beautiful spot. enjoy summer. >> john: i like the wiener circle. >> sandra: great to be with you. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts now. >> martha: thank you both. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum in new york right now. we're following two big breaking stories. a deadly shooting in northern california. we can report that nine people were killed including the suspect in this case. also right now, the defense just moments ago resting their case after a stunning twist in the molly tibbetts murder trial. the man accused of killing the iowa college student now on the stand claims that armed men showed up at his home and ordered him to hide her body in a cornfield. this is a stunning piece of information that he just came out with moments before they rested the case. we're going to get to that in just a moment. we're going do matt finn at the courthouse there. he's been covering this thr

sandra fell bridge. so we're starting to see traffic slow down just a little bit. 11 minutes as you head out of richmond toward sandra fell. the bay bridge has not only recovered from an early morning crash that we had here near that mid span, also more traffic. so 19 minutes for you once you hit the may's to that fremont street exit heading across the words of an insular, a little under 15 minutes for your drive time there and look at the wannacry camera force 24 looks pretty the camera continues to shake back and forth. we're solid 12 minutes as you're traveling towards at 5, 8, 9, 80 interchange lot more up next. before now darya and james, back to you. thanks a lot of 30 and breaking news. people in pinole are being asked to shelter in place. >> because police are looking for someone in their neighborhood last seen potentially with a weapon in their hands. a cropper sarah stinson on the scene for us this morning with the latest on what we're hearing from police. good morning, sarah. >> well, unfortun

right now the family can only afford to send sandra to school. feel. it is it. that makes me cry for those things wouldn't be like this if my daughters would have just listened to my advice has been doing it yourself while you were children wouldn't have to grow up like this. they would go to school and behave like us so hard and narrow minded about the world of the world. and. i want to at least publish so why i want to catch drunk he says and i just have. johnny sandra and nana go to see the children's mother who has been jailed in a drug rehab clinic. the children haven't seen their mother and months because they can't afford the trip. at least. a prison has allowed us to film their private meeting in the office. she gets me upset if you're. not legal flag with all of this when people are this is mom time to change. you get to go to school when i get out of here the families are. taking over the world. i can't talk about the situation with my children say like a thought in full because i see how it hurts them. now i'm sorry for what i've done to them at the m

sandra fell bridge are blocked. so again, 24 minutes. that number could go up depends on if they're able to get one of those lanes open so traffic can continue to flow here. but again, accident it's been here for maybe about 20 or so minutes. we're keeping a close eye on that. but let's look at our other bridges, high wind advisory in place for the bay bridge heading into the city a little under 40 minutes for your drive time there major delays also or san matteo bridge. no major delays for you as well. high wind advisory in place still for the san mateo bridge a little under 40 minutes traffic collision. this is still here in san leandro. slowing things down along 8.80, this is northbound of davis street out in san leandro not seen much of a delay along 5 80's. so we'll keep a close eye on that richmond center fell bridge for you. we'll have more coming up in just a few minutes. but james, back to you. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black joining us remotely as always during the pandemic.

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just like many other children sandra and johnny come from a broken home. little forming up to the bone when we live here in tondo manila life is difficult because our home is only a shack and we get wet and it rains and of all the shops also the heat is a new sound science and they are mosquitoes and i know that for a. 16 year old mary grace is expecting her 1st child. she didn't mean to get pregnant but her and her boyfriend never learned about contraception. abortion here is a legal and sexual education is barely an afterthought. i knew at school for 6 years and i'm still working on making my dreams a reality. yet it was was just so mary grace shares a studio flat with her mother and a 2 year old brother. her 2nd brother sleeps outside. the tele i was shocked when i found out i was pregnant on the show i didn't want to get credit for and i was sure that some of this out there would have been up well. enough and that when i met my 3 used to take me everywhere i will be not done up enough i experience and feel. but i hadn't in my memory he would take me to

>> yes >> jimmy: sandra >> yes >> jimmy: let me put my video on sandra, hello.>> hi. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: sandra, i just wanted to thank you for being not only a mom but a super mom. i love your story. i love that you were there, and during this whole pandemic you still worked and made sure everyone was taken care of, and you worry about other people and put other people ahead of you. that's pretty courageous and cool >> thank you >> jimmy: so i wanted to say happy mother's day and also our friends at samsung wanted to say that you are a a super mom as well. and they'd like to give you a samsung galaxy package [ cheers and applause it's the brand new watch, the brand new tab, the ear buds, all brand new. just for you happy early mother's day >> oh, that's awesome! >> jimmy: oh, also, samsung would like to give you $25,000 [ cheers and applause >> what? >> jimmy: happy mother's day >> what in tarnation >> thank you, jimmy! >> jimmy: we love you guys happy mother's day enjoy it people love you. and thank you for giving so much [ cheers and applause we n

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hi, sandra. "the story" breaking right now, a face-off to take out new york's embattled governor, andrew cuomo and the challenge comes from a huge new york name. andrew guliani. the son of former mayor and attorney to president trump, rudy guliani. so we're about to hear from andrew guliani in just a moment. we can see the mics set up. we'll take you there live as we watch that unfold. beautiful shot of the statue of liberty behind him overlooking new york harbor. going live in just a moment. we'll get reaction to that as well. moments ago, the president with a bold declaration in the face of inflation fears. here's what he had to say. >> america is back. america is back! the competition for the 21st century, the future will be built here in america. look at this plant. we're moving, we're working, dreaming and discovering again. leading the world again. we've shown each other there's no quit in america. there's simply no quit in america. >> no quit in america. this comes as a complicated time fo

i want to introduce you to sandra. she will tell her story. she was the partner of officer sicknick for many years. i am so sorry for her loss. and harry who is a member of the capitol police force and described to me what he went through. and self deployed to the capital to help save our lives. they are the reason i am fighting so hard for the creation of this commission so that we can better understand the attack on our democracy and the heroic actions that were taken that day to save our lives and the lives of everyone who worked at the capital. sandra, -- >> when i was saying earlier, i wanted the senators to do the right thing and vote on this commission. it is so important. they need to get to the bottom of what happened that day so this never happens again. like i said earlier, we need to make sure that law enforcement officers are protected, that there is no [indiscernible] like fbi director ray said during the hearings, there is a real threat and they need to take it seriously. also, the trauma of january 6 continues to reverberate. t

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cervantes se integra a nuestro equipo pero sandra porque estuviste fuera tanto tiempo, cuéntanos >>pors. cómo estás mami dice que te va a enseñar a hablar español muy bien claro que sí, todos los días español y ese es el propósito que sea bilingüe >>también enseñarle a que separan ocho cultura mexicana >>que no me vaya a escuchar esposo pero ese niño tu retrato sandra >>totalmente mi marido me dice y yo donde quedél? yo le digo para el próximobueno ya me dice le digo después mejor hablamos a ver cuántas horas logró dormir este primer año. >>estoy contento de conocer a conos y de tener que conocer nuevamente y será a partir del lunes así es que estoy feliz >>muchas gracias a los televidentes que me han mandado mensajes preguntando donde ando ya el lunes volveré y nos estaré informando con mucha alegría claro que si esperamos con mucho cariño>> >>a connor le tenemos unos chocolates para cuando venga gracias. >>y su tío carlos retiene su camiseta del barça no te acercas a ese niño con una camisa del madrid, te lo prohibido al volver tenemos la previa de la final de la champions entre el c

i thought both sandra and mrs. sicknick -- i was standing over in the corner watching the interview -- were so remarkably honest about what they had been through and about the loss of brian, but also very impressive. there was one message, and that was, i can't believe they didn't do the right thing, which is what mrs. sicknick said over and over again. >> and for them, it was really, honestly -- and we have more of the interview coming up, so people should know that, but for them it was also -- it wasn't just about honoring in sandra's case her fallen partner, in gladys' case her fallen son, but all the officers. >> right. >> and also, as they made clear, democracy. democracy. they do not understand why 35 republicans could have voted against -- we're not talking about throwing donald trump in jail. it's the creation of a bipartisan commission. washington does this 300 times a year, creates bipartisan commissions. >> correct. she said at one point, is this the world you want your children to grow up with? is this

sandra, big day today. a lot happening. >> sandra: exciting two hours.story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: that's right. thank you, guys. good to see you both. right now on "the story," here's ted cruz moments ago. watch. >> right now the democratic party is governed and led by the extreme left, by the squad, by aoc and talib and omar whose statements might as well be issued on behalf of hamas. they're accusing israel of engaging in terrorism. >> martha: that's right. the world is watching to see if president biden moves over to the side of the squad against our

habló dedolor profundo que sintió al dejarlas atrás mientras esperaba fueran rescatadas, sin embargo sandrapadre de las pequeñas solo se sabe que está en suelo estadounidense, su paradero es desconocido, está aliviada de saber que se reunirán con su mamá, la abuela que por primera vez las verá hoy ya que hace 20 años llegó al país y no conoce sus nietecitas, sandra espera un milagro para reunirse algún día con sus hijas, hemos seguido paso a paso esta historia de ellas, que hoy pues va a tener un episodio muy feliz cuando las dos niñas se vean por fin con su abuelita y puedan iniciar una nueva etapa en sus vidas en los estados unidos, regreso contigo. >>> gracias maría paula y usted puede ver el reporte completo en la tarde con josé díaz balart ♪♪. >>> y la buena noticia del descenso de contagios y muertes por covid-19 llegó un fin de semana con mucha normalidad, llenando la gee eventos deportivos como jockey hasta encuentro de basquet, en arizona enfrentándose los lakers y los suns y (nombre en inglés) haciendo historia al convertirse en el jugador de mayor edad, 50 años, en ganar, la fiab

a peaceful day in minneapolis, sandra. >> sandra: thanks, matt. john?id relief money for housing the homeless. dan springer has more. hi, dan. >> hey, john. through the $1.9 trillion american rescue plan, the taxpayers all over the country are paying for the prop here in seattle for homelessness. a problem that was here long before the pandemic. king county's $100 million plan calls for spending $40 million to create 400 temporary jobs for the homeless and 62.5 million to house 500 chronically homeless people. $5 million will go to create a safe parking lot for derelict rvs. this money is on top of millions spent each year on the homeless in seattle. >> the money that has been spent on existing people exiting homelessness has been well-spent. people have exited homelessness. the problem is for more people have fallen in to homelessness along the way. >> critics say cities are taking the wrong approach and just spenting more money on buying hotels for transitional housing won't solve the problem. >> what seattle is doing is all compassion and no enforcem

a look at the richmond sandra fell community at a richmond under 8 minutes.n james, we'll send it over to you. 5.30 county, 3 shootings on highway 4 in less than a week. and now chp is looking for a gun. you have the latest shooting happened early saturday morning. that was near the bailey road exit in pittsburgh forcefully chagall. now with the latest on the investigation. >> 3 shootings in the span of a week along highway 4 in east contra costa county triggering painful memories from 2016 when the city of pittsburgh had surveillance cameras installed along. it's portion of following a series of shootings that year that left at least 6 people dead. this week. the most recent shooting reported early saturday morning on the westbound side of the freeway. >> near the bailey road exit. once we arrived on scene, we understood >> there's a solo. it was all the traffic collision. however, during our investigation. 3rd, the multiple for. >> chp describes the victim as a man in his early to mid 20's. the driver's car is registered in pittsburgh. the man was hospitali

sandra was referred to us by the steering committee to represent her in her reunification.was july 2020. so that is how long we have bee representing her. the border was under trump effectively clod. it wasn't a question of being able to brg her to the border like we had previously with a group of unifying parents. there was no way the government was going to allow them in. so we had to ask them to be patient. you have to remember that throughout that time, we all went to the pandemic. there was one long was nosure if she should bring her child back to the harm because her father had died of covid and she said, what if i never see my child again? what if i die of covid and i ver see r again? e enduredwo hricanes i houras. we hado wait, holding our breath durg the electn, to see the tcome of thabefore we couldvenave so selance hope. so once bidenas elected -- i ha to be car that if th re not t case,e would t be havg is conversatn righow. we as otro la, the filies we repsent, weave been preping f this mont. weave st beewaiting for the so whenhe timeame wherthe govement gavus

and in the north bay, you're looking at $4 and $0.32 in sandra fell. now, it's not because of the colonial pipeline that was hacked just a few weeks ago that more mostly impacts texas and the east coast for us. it's simple supply and demand more people are driving and that gets into the supply and with memorial day weekend, guys, they expect about 34 million americans traveling more than 50 miles from their home. and that dips into the supply. not to mention we've done this story for on this when they switch from the winter to the summer blend that costs more so james, if you go get that chicken sandwich. let's carpool back to you. will car full will set the split one good thing all weekend or you can always get up to the minute traffic conditions. >> on your phone. just grab your phone scan this qr code right on your screen right now. >> it's going take you directly to the kron 4 traffic page or you can get a live look at all the traffic conditions around the bay area. isn't that nice? we'll take a quick break. >> and on with the first new apple tv in

sandra: the japanese in western nebraska from 1900 to 1960. give me a little history on it. next slide. this is the region we will concentrate on. the panhandle, that's where i'm currently living in the north platte valley from north platte to

bermúdez telemundo 48 >> muchas gracias sandra, en los deportes los tigres de la universidad de nuevo las desde el próximo miércoles 12 de mayo desde las cuatro de la tarde hasta las siete de la noche >> noticiero telemundo 48 siete días a la semana primeros contig >> [♪ ♪ ♪] . > > buenas tarde los tigres a no ser su primer fichaje para la época después del chúcaro ferreti y es el campeón del mundo con trance 2018 jugador actualdel olympique de marsella florián que llega al equipo >> este había comenzado negociaciones con los felinos y llegó a un arreglo para ser el nuevo jugador y reparte y se reencontrará con su compatriota andré-pierre gignac el mejor pagado del equipo >> el equipo femenil visitó al américa temprano en el arranque de la liguilla de la liga de en coapa dio el marcador al minuto ocho stephanie puso el segundo al 18 arrancando el segundo tiempo belén el doblete con este golazo para el tres a cero y la cuenta la se rio este golazo para el 40 final de las tigres sobre el américa >> en otro las chivas visitaron a toluca llevaron ventaja con este golazo para el un no a ce

sandra schmidt is delighted to finally be back in the forest hunting. she goes a hunting license 7 years ago. it's made her appreciate nature, the mall. he goes out on the hunters, the recognizes conservationists in germany. these days, the training involved in guessing a license includes a much bigger focus on ecology in nature conservation. and there's a lot more information on plants, trades heads, insect, caterpillars, and various amphibians sick. you know, you think it's only going to be about hunting game that is not the case. the hunting is strictly regulated in germany and requires a license getting a license means undergoing training for several months and passing exams. in recent years, the number of women applying has grey sandra schmidt goes hunting, just outside berlin, mainly on land managed by forest. a mark only works with hunters who are interested in protecting the forest. rather than collecting trophies. they only get to hunt twice a year in the spring and in the autumn when the animals are particularly active and they only hunt certa

es todo lo que les tengo, sandra bermÚdez. >>> gracias sandra.eporta que una mÁs resultÓ herida, y la llevaron al hospital. en ese lugar estÁ xiomara lÓpez. >>> buenas tardes. estoy en las afueras del hospital santa clara, donde dos vÍctimas llegaron a la vocera del hospital me dice que los trajeron aquÍ porque queda muy cerca del tiroteo, a 4 millas de distancia. una vÍctima muriÓ en camino al hospital, se trataba de un hombre, no sabemos su edad, y la otra vÍctima estÁ en condiciÓn crÍtica, y no hay seÑales mejor amiento. me dice que es informaciÓn privada de la vÍctima, mientras se lleva a cabo la investigaciÓn. esto serÁ algo que la oficina forense tendrÁ que publicar a los medios de comunicaciÓn y nosotros los mantrendemos al tanto. desde san josÉ, regreso al estudio. >>> en la casa blanca las banderas ondean a media asta en honor a las vÍctimas de la tragedia de san josÉ. es la quinta vez que el presidente joe biden ordena esto, el alcalde de san josÉ tambiÉn rechazÓ estos aaactos, sam licardo dijo que recibiÓ da llamada ddra vice president

right now the family can only afford to send sandra to school. what is it. that makes me cry or goes things wouldn't be like this if my daughters would have just listened to my advice is given yourself by your children wouldn't have to grow up like this if the book that they would go to school and behave it was so hard to know why gave up the love of the world. i want to at least tell us why i want to touch drugs and i can't have. johnny sandra and nana go to see the children's mother who has been jailed in a drug rehab clinic. the children haven't seen their mother and months because they can't afford the trip. at least. a prison has allowed us to film their private meeting in the office. you. want. you to get in with that if you're. not need that with all of the love this would be what is his mom time to change. you get to go to school when i get out of here because somebody needs. to go bowling or. i can't talk about the situation with my children say nike thought him for because i see how it hurts them. now i'm sorry for what i've done to them at the mom

>> sandra: one time he did it from a car dealership. >> john: he's a talented man. >> sandra: chase, this is fun. i'm sandra smith. >> i'm trace gallagher in for john roberts. "the story" with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: from somewhere in new jersey but i'm in new york. i'm martha maccallum in new york. breaking now, out of the mouths of babes. what we now know the teacher's union gave to the democrats, nearly $20 million and leaned on the white house in just revealed e-mails about the reasons why they felt kids needed to still stay remote in their learning. today the children laid it out for the president and the first lady as only kids can. watch this. >> it's difficult with all the glitches. [inaudible] >> martha: it was great learning at home. you can eat, take a nap. they said it was terrible. one said it was okay after the glitches. so now these same unions and the white house are saying, you know what? fall might be a little too soon to return for some of these schools. steve hilton on all of this and the larger incentive in these plans to keep american worke

. >> gillian: good to be with everybody at home and i'm gillian turner in for sandra smith today. according to "the wall street journal," previously undisclosed u.s. intelligence report is now claiming that three researchers at that wuhan lab were hospitalized with covid like symptoms way back in 2019. that is a full four months before china reported its cases. this is also revealed after it

desgarrador ver las olas abandonadas llorando la abuelita dijo noticias telemundo que espera para sandrasus hijas. >> que haya alguna manera rÁpida que pueda viajar hasta aquÍ, que pueda reunirse con sus h hijas, y sÉ que lo verÉ pronto el esposo de sandra aÚn estÁ desaparecido en el monto que con los padres de las otras niÑas, decidieron cruzar la frontera para reencontrarse con sus hijas quienes siguen en custodia en un albergue en dallas texas noticias telemundo >> seguimos en texas, estallÓ un escÁndalo policial, la demanda de agentes latinas que alegan ser vÍctimas de abuso sexual por sus superiore afirman haber sido reclutadas para operaciones encubiertas de prostituciÓ francisco cuevas con los detalles >> (hablando -- ingles >> strito l a explosiva demanda f federal fue presentada hoy por cuatro oficiales en el distrito policial uno en houston texas, despuÉs que las vÍctimas todas latinas jÓvenes y sin experiencia presentaron quejas de abuso sexual y fueron ignoradas por sus superiores por todo un aÑ >> hablando -- ingles . >> las demandantes son las demandantes son las oficiales