the santa fe police now revealing their report to the public.the details. phil, good morning to you. >> eva, good morning to you. this public report will be handed over to prosecutors in this case as the production, we're told, will pick up in january but not in new mexico. that's according to the production company. all of this while prosecutors will figure out if any charges should be filed. this morning santa fe police releasing a report more than a year in the making. more than 550 pages revealing what investigators have discovered about the fatal shooting on the set of "rust." the report including texts from alec baldwin after handling the loaded gun that fatally shot cinematographer halyna hutchins and injured director joel souza. baldwin texting his assistant, i have to delete my archive just two days after the shooting. his attorney releases a statement saying mr. baldwin was referring to his twitter archive which he has long considered deleting. the report also contains excerpts from interviews from people who were there that day includ

. >>> today is native american heritage day, and in santa fe, new mexico, an american indian boardingence for their students and their tribal communities. antonio hilton has a closer look at how students are carrying on their traditional native culture. >> reporter: for generations indigenous families have shared stories about the history of boarding schools run by the federal government and designed to assimilate their chirp and separate them from their families. recent lit federal government has been investigating the lives that have been lost and ruined by that system, but one school system in santa fe is already building a new era on old land and turning tragedy into triumph. >> tonight be late, guys. >> reporter: for chrystia, becoming superintendent of the santa fe boarding school was a dream job. she's not just an administrator but a steward of history overseeing a school that's overcome. >> so for some people it's too painful to come back here. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: founded in 1890 but the u.s. government it was one of more than 400 boarding schools in the 19th and 20th cent

the santa fe county prosecutor has not yet filed charges in the rush shooting. baldwin's cross claim in the civil case is intended to send a message to the prosecutor that he should not be indicted. santa fe shares office gave local prosecutors their investigative report into the deadly shooting last month. but again, the d. a s office is still determining whether to file criminal charges reporting in los angeles, christina coleman fox news. well barry, whether we are so excited with the recent rainfall in sierra snowfall looks like a pretty quiet weather pattern that will take us into sunday and into early next week. in fact, we'll jump right into your sunday forecast. lots of sunshine could ask them patchy frost tomorrow morning, thirties and forties little bit of a bump in the numbers compared to it today, but most neighborhoods will be in the upper fifties to the sixties. now we have a few isolated showers earlier today, a little bit this morning and then this afternoon, but nothing to a widespread. you can see that system is kind of falling apart over north

been investigating the lives that had been lost and ruined by that system, but one school system in santa fed turn tragedy into triumph. >> come in guys! >> for christina better becoming -- was a dream job. she's not just an administrator but a steward of history. overseeing the school that has overcome. >> for some people it's too painful to come back here? >> yes. >> founded in 1890 by the u.s. government, it was one of more than 400 boarding schools in the 19th and 20th centuries, they used separation and violence to stamp out the traditions and spirit of indigenous children. and took hundreds of lives all in the name of assimilation. >> you still hear stories from families who say we will never send our students to an indian school because of the experiences of my grandfather and what they lived through. >> this is all that remains of the original school building from 1890, children were fat separate from families, even if they spoken eight of languages, and change if they broke the rules. it was a sight of incredible pain but it's a reminder of how far this has come. in 1876, the troubl

into triumph. >> don't be late, hi, sweetheart. >> for chrystia, becoming superintendent of the santa fet just an administrator but a steward of history, overseeing a school that has overcome. >> for some people it is too painful to come back here. >> founded in 1890 by the u.s. government, it was more than 40 billion schools in the 19th century's, they use separation and violence to stamp out the spirits of indigenous children and took hundreds of lives, only with assimilation. >> you still hear stories from families who say we will never, ever send our students to an indian school because of the experiences of my grandfather and what they lived through. >> this is all the remains of the original school building from 1890, a site where children were separated from families, even beaten if they spoke their native languages, chained if they broke the rules. it was once a sight of incredible pain but now it is a reminder of how far this place has come. >> in 1976 they travel governors took the roles and it isn't as the curriculum, now later language and culture are celebrated here. tribal

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, tax happened to the small town of our crews, which is in the southeastern state of a spiritual santa fe, shall say, a boy and military attire open far one private and one public school. but the suspect has now been arrested. brazil's president elect lewis, and nasty lula to silva, has called the incident an absurd tragedy. or monica diana is with us from rio de janeiro, monica good to see. you bring us up today. well yes, all the young adolescent, he's 16 years old. he's the son of a military policeman. apparently, according to his confession, he has been planning this attack for the past 2 years. we don't know his name yet. we don't know the reasons for this attack. we do know that he, it started very early in the morning, around 9 45 am. our time he 1st went into the 1st school, walked into the hallways, started shooting, then he went into the teachers large where he killed 2 teachers. he then moved to a 2nd school on the same street and also started shooting and there he killed a 12 year old student. he ran away in his father's car. he had covered the license plates, but some numbers

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santa fe county sheriff's office new mexico released a report a masters deadly shooting on the set ofilm rest in which cinematographer alina hutchins was killed. the report does not reach any conclusion about how live ammunition got on the set. politicians gathering this weekend to address republican jewish coalition in las vegas. suzie senators rick scott and ted cruz as well as new hampshire governor kristin no, former vice president mike pence also among the scheduled speakers. for more on these and other stories, download the fox news app scan the qr code on your screen or fox news.com/apps. the man poised to take over as house minority leader is among the list of high-profile democrats linked to sam bankman-fried, head of the now collapsed ftx quit the currency exchange. he went from being a darling of silicon valley and of democrat donor to financial disgrace. charles watson live with the latest on the. >> that evening, the fallout from the collapse of ftx is not a good look for democrats and has been nothing short of disastrous for folks who invested their money on the exchange

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in the state they try to drive too much policy from santa fe.. i think we're seeing a movement for charter schools and school of choice, especially public school of choice in the state as well. we're going to back all those. maria: the teachers union were basically making the rules during covid and they didn't want to go back to work. dagen: they didn't want to go back to work. so instead they rained like horribleness on the nation's children, on that point they also were coordinating, randy wwinegarden was coordinating wih the cdc to make sure schools stayed sure. i call them power hungry science deniers who hate children. that's what they d now they try to make like it didn't happen. maria: thanks so much. quick break and not even the mainstream media can support a biden/harris 2024 ticket, the new op-ed asking them to drop out for the sake of the country, it's making a buzz this morning, next. ♪ come on, baby, let's do the twist. ♪ come on, baby, let's do the twist. ♪ take me by my little hand. ♪ and go like this we got this. we got this. we

>> well, there were three big prison rebellions between 1970 and 1995 -- attica, 1971, santa fe, tragication where prisoners slaughtered one another, and then finally in 1993, lucasville, ohio. it lasted 11 days. nine prisoners and a hostage officer were killed. a surrender was negotiated and no sooner was the surrender negotiated with various prisoner spokespersons than the state of ohio turned around and began to build death penalty cases against those very leaders and spokespersons. they didn't care who had really done things. they wanted to nail the leaders so that no prisoner would ever have this idea again. and we're still deep in the process of resisting those executions. three of the five leaders who were sentenced to death are now in federal court. the person closest to execution is a man named siddique abdullah hasan, who was the imam, the prayer leader of the muslim prisoners. i've just filed a friend of the court brief for the aclu pointing out that 14 prisoners have stated under oath that it was not hasan who was responsible for the death of the officer. and, you know, you

. >>> today on this native american heritage day, the santa fe indian school, a boarding school withumatic past but now making a huge difference in the lives of students. nbc's antonio hilton has more. >> for generations families have shashed stories about the history of boarding schools run by the federal government to assimilate the children and separate them from the families. recently the federal government is investigating the lives lost and ruined by that system. there's a new era on old land and turning tragedy into triumph. >> don't be late. >> reporter: for christa becoming superintendent was a dream job. she is not just an adviser. >> for some people it is too painful to come back here? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: it was one of more than 400 boarding schools that used separation and violence to stamp out the traditions and spirit of indigenous children. >> you still hear stories from families who say, you know, we'll never send the students to an indian school because of the experiences of my grandfather. >> reporter: this is all that remains of the original building from 1890

we have low to mid 60s at oakland palo alto, san jose and santa fe and 55 degrees at half moon bay. . looking at clouds stacking up near the coastline and these are some other current temperature readings mid 60s right now, santa rosa, nevada and napa 67 at fair. at 66 a piece at concord and livermore and looking down on the low-level clouds and up at the higher clouds from mount tam. these are our forecast headlines. mostly cloudy overnight with morning showers arriving early morning in the far north bay. we'll see light rain and showers continuing and expanding through the bay area tomorrow and sunday and this wet wintery pattern will continue into next week overnight as the clouds thinking and the rain begins to push into the northernmost part of the viewing area low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s in the north bay and about low 50 is generally in mons the bay area highs tomorrow about 59 and a half moon bay 62 here in san francisco low 60s around the bay shoreline for the most part and low to mid 60s inland now, let's talk about the approaching storm on in the

chris, and especially, as you said, coming after what happened a couple of years ago in el paso, and santa ferutal, but also is accurate and uses the voice of a young student, a young girl who went through the events there, in ufbz uvalde last may, so i think this is the kind of ad that reminds voters what is at stake. midterms are, about anything, are getting people concerned, the same way you are, about issues and getting the base out to vote, and from that perspective, i think this is the kind of situation that could remind voters why they need to show up to the polls and actually vote. >> we saw this from priscilla, former president bill clinton is in texas, going to some border towns where three democrats are running in the traditionally democratic area, but the texas tribune puts it this way. they're in the fight of their political lives. what's going on there, on the border, and could there be a gop sweep? >> there are two things here. first, it's hard to make an apples to apples comparison on these congressional districts, because they have gotten re-drawn. and so for instance, the 15

he is married to the former carol rottenbury in santa fe, texas, where they raised their four daughtersand four sons. mr. nelson served as the justice of the peace and municipal court judge since 1986 in galveston county. a true testament to his character in 2017, he was awarded the man of the year from the chamber of commerce of hitchcock. mike is a man of purpose, honor, and unwavering determination for the betterment of our community. he has left a positive impact on that very same community. judge mike is a beloved member of that community and a fearless advocate for his constituents whom he cares for deeply. he always had an open door policy for any constituent who wished to meet with him. his accomplishment, his record, and willingness to serve are evident in the over 35 years of public service. on behalf of texas' 14th congressional district, mr. speaker, i am honored to recognize his exceptional leadership and his example as a true public servant. mike, thank you for being an incredible leader. you will be remembered for generations to come. you are a man of your word, you are i

the santa fe sheriff's office has reportedly turned over the findings to prosecutors, but it's uncleariminal charges will be filed. >>> and more than 100 new plaintiffs, including civilians, have now been added to a lawsuit against the u.s. government over a fuel leak at a hawaii military facility. they claim they suffered physically, emotionally and financially after a series of failures last november at the site. a u.s. navy investigation found that about 20,000 gallons of fuel leaked into a nearby well that families relied on for water. they are currently plans to open a dedicated clinic for patients with symptoms related to fuel exposure. >>> and a frontier flight from cincinnati to tampa had to take an emergency landing in atlanta overnight after a passenger was found onboard with a box cutter. according to an airline spokesperson, he was later taken into custody. no passengers or crew members were injured, fortunately. no details though have been released on the circumstances leading up to the discovery of that box cutter like how it got on the plane to begin with. all passengers

we brought together the vision for santa fe and in spite of literally having a million dollars i tapping the very things i and attacking me we're still in this race. that's pretty >> everybody is still in the race because it is so close as of last night. only 4600 votes separate one from the other. and of course, they still have thousands to go through and that is why they will not declare today. and by law they have up to about a week to week and a half after the election to declare a winner. san jose. they're so used to this. not only registrar of voters but the city of san jose itself because 8 years ago, same deal, guys. when mayor sam liccardo, he was going against david dave cortez e and even that was right down to the wire to the point where one candidate actually had to walk it back when that candidate said that he won, which was simply too early for the registrar of voters to declare. >> back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll >> well to the east bay now where oakland is deciding on their next mayor. initially here were 10 candidates running to replace ou going mayor libby s

we brought together the vision for santa fe and in spite of literally having a million dollars i tapping the very things i and attacking me we're still in this race. that's pretty >> guests get this james and area. so 90% of the precincts, all these percentages, this is probably the biggest number that you need to know only about 4600 votes, separate one candidate from the other. and again, at this particular at me and has a slight lead. but far from over, this is deja vu. we're here 8 years ago, james, during you might recall was look and dave cortez the remember how close it was and one candidate declared himself the winner and then they backed off on that. i think these 2 candidates have learned don't declare anything. and so they declare a winner absolutely well, then we'll wait and we'll keep everybody posted. we'll check in with a little bit. thank you. will at 507. let's head to the east bay now where oakland is also deciding who their next mayor will be. 10 candidates in all were running to replace mayor libby schaff. and this is where the race stands at the moment. >> you can se

we brought together the vision for santa fe and in spite of literally having a million dollars spent. i tapping the very things i and attacking me we're still in this race. that's pretty >> yes, simply too close to call james and area 4600 votes, separate mahan and chavez were going to go in there. and when i talk to the registrar voter to see what's going on, but they have about a week to certify the elections. so they're not going to do it now. they're used to this. if you might recall 8 years ago, it was a photo finish as well between sam liccardo who is terming out court as the so san jose for whatever reason they love photo finish ins back to you. >> we'll check back with you later in the morning, too. well. >> ok to the east bay now where oakland is deciding on their next mayor. 10 candidates were running in race to replace mayor libby schaff. and here's where it stands at the oakland is one of those ranked choice voting cities. so in order to win without a runoff, you need 50% plus one vote. neither. well, none of the 10 candidates got that. but there you see the 2 leading ones

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whit, we also know as for the investigative side, the santa fe district attorney is weighing whetherin this case. >> all right, morgan, thank you. >>> we turn now to the one-time billionaire who's found his company in financial ruins. sam bankman-fried stepping down as ceo of ftx as his crypto exchange files for bankruptcy. abc's alex presha has more on the man behind this crypto implosion. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. he's one of the youngest billionaires in the world, but this morning, samuel bankman-fried is facing mounting questions about his company's collapse. this morning, the company founded by a young billionaire once admired by many as a crypto genius now filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. samuel bankman-fried, its 30-year-old chief executive, stepping down. the bankruptcy filing and his departure sending shock waves throughout an industry already struggling to gain credibility. >> this debacle is a huge setback for the crypto industry, which has long had a reputation of being the wild west. >> reporter: he brought in brand ambassadors and mega celebs

some come from as far as the tenderloin make a trip on municipalo weekends buzz it it is a santa fes important and accessible to them. we have met senior in the sunset who walk every chance they get. it is a social hub and meeting accomplice for them. they want a place to walk and enjoy nature. thank you very much. next speaker, please. i'm alice [inaudible] a d4 resident. i'm in supporter of the legislation and hope it move to the full board today. [inaudible] sick a.m. on fridays. voters overwhelmingly reject the prop i because san francisco loved great highway park. and i think it is important to maintain this weekdays there are people who [inaudible] condition appreciate and benefit from the great wuk way on the weekends and -- it it is just love low to be out there and see the sunset and hang out with people and meet neighbors. exit would love to see more opportunity to do that. instead of you know shuttling on the narrow path next to traffic moving quickly. not a nice place to be we need to recognize the climate change reality that calls for creating more [inaudible]. >> next s

we brought together the vision for santa fe and in spite of literally having a million dollars i tapping the very things i and attacking me we're still in this race. that's pretty >> she can say that confidently james and because we are talking about only 90% of the precincts as of last night after reported. so they have to deal with that. not to mention the mail in ballots. a lot of people they dropped their mail in ballots yesterday so long it was postmark. so they still have to process. this is how close they are to one another. only 4600 votes, separate mahan and chavez. and of course, there are still thousands of votes that still need to be counted. and that is why san jose, we were here 8 years ago. that race was simply too close to call as well. here we are 8 years later, same deal as sam liccardo. the current mayor has turned out so the race is hot. i want to add to what we're doing with the weather. it is whether? and sir. yeah. let's not forget about that. it is day out from the rain to the freezing temperatures this morning. thank you. will. >> okay. good point. now let's go t

we brought together the vision for santa fe and in spite of literally having a million dollars i tapping the very things i and attacking me we're still in this race. that's pretty >> 90% of precincts have reported their results the next update is expected at 5 o'clock this afternoon. in oakland, 10 candidates look to replace outgoing mayor libby schaff right now. early results show to city council members are the frontrunners. keep in mind the oakland mayoral race is based on ranked choice voting. so while we are still in the early stages of the vote tally process, we could see things change as the race develops. that said lauren taylor is currently in the lead with 53% of the vote. chantel trailing behind with 46% of the vote. both candidates spoke with us last night as well. >> i'm confident that this kid from oakland. the hometown kid right here at the end of the counting will be this city's next >> it's just amazing adventure. it's been over year. and it is just i'm just out of all the momentum that we have created and how we're able to bring so many people. so many organizations tog

the santa fe city sheriff has handed over two thick files to the district attorney's office, who is toon to determine whether the incident was a felony and who to charge . here is the filming the band is rehearsing a scene at the baldu church. he sits with his eyes closed, then abruptly takes out his weapon and aims after that the camera falls and the shooting ends. and now the footage after the doctors are trying to save the seriously wounded hutchins, as well as the director joll souza, who was wounded in the shoulder, and take them away in an ambulance at this time, the police are interrogating the confused alik baldwin. i understand correctly that you were on a mission when the very person who was holding the weapon was shot dead. so far , there are only the conclusions of forensic experts. they concluded that the killing of a cameraman was an accident, and the new mexico state occupational safety and health bureau awarded a maximum fine of over $136,000 to the production company that filmed the rust , the agency said it was a tragic incident. never would have happened if the compa

mexico that i had the honor of meeting with earlier and i believe the secretary did as well from the santa fendian school and princeton university's summer policy academy. they're led by a dear friend of mine, the former governor of coach d pueblo, regis pecos preston sanchez, who is the co counsel and also the justice director and has also been involved with with many issues and titles. but karen aguilar, amber garcia, and lee mountain, i want to thank each and every one of you for being with us today and i understand that michaela serena might also be part of the leadership group that is here. but mr. chairman, i would like to enter a letter of the students into the record that recommends congress introduced legislation to formally apologize for generational harms resulting from the federal indian boarding schools and policies. and i urge my colleagues to support this call for a formal apology and thank these young leaders for their advocacy, for their voices for the past, for the future, for current generations. and with your permission, i'd like just to read a paragraph from here before c

we know three companies that they at least have had some conversations with amgen, santa fe, j&j andry 10th is now the date at which one or all need to come up with some sort of actual firm intention to make an offer or else you kind of go on your time-out period. so, we'll keep an eye on it. it will be a very large deal >> huge. >> this is not a small company we're talking well over $20 billion. people make their decisions there in terms of what this company is worth, but clearly seems to have been an auction mode, guys and again, an area that we have seen a lot of interest in being rare disease where there are certain benefits, as i mentioned, including, perhaps, less reimbursement issues, not as dependent on a large sales force. remember genzyme that was kind of the first to go >> remember that >> but again, also, carl, speaks to the fact -- you asked me last week there is a bead to m&a right now. there is perhaps more than we might have anticipated we'll see whether they get to the finish line here >> all right >> j&j's mentioned because of the med? that's device. >> this is diff

santa fe prosecutors now pouring over the case. >> there's no evidence that this was intentional.accident. just because something is accident doesn't mean that a criminal act didn't occur. >> reporter: after a year-long investigation the sheriff's office turning over its report to the district attorney's office last month who is considering whether filing any criminal charges against those involved in the shooting. guys? >> mola, thanks very much. >>> let's bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams. what do you make of this suit? >> look the best defense is a good offense and i think you're seeing a little bit of that here from alec baldwin. this is cross-complaint, meaning he has been sued by someone who was on the set. that person has sued him and other people, and he's basically saying, okay, now i'm going to respond and say, yes, those other people you sued, they're responsible, but i'm not. i should be entitled to some of the damages because i'm a victim. so even if he did nothing wrong, absolutely nothing wrong, it's still a tough lawsuit to say that he was the victim, tha

takeover discussions to be bought by jensen global, a unit of johnson and i don't understand, or santa feions are early stage and horizon says they may or may not lead to an actual offer firmly to buy the company. those shares up 32% on those news and we'll end on shares of carvana. continuing to really medium to longer term downturn, it's lost 97% of its value over the year 57,000 shares have changed ands so far analysts have downgraded that star to a neutral rating they cut the target price to $10. it was 43. a higher amount of traders shorting the stock joe, carvana shares, $7.30, a little over a billion and a quarter in market cap. far from where it was. >> it's worth somewhere between $7 and $280. you can hide in the stock market we have a lot mor stability. we know what things are woworth -- >> there is a balance sheet for carvana. >> seriously, 280 to $7? if you can't glean some logic or insight about stocks in the stock market from that, then i don't know what to tell you. but that's staggers. that's not the only one. there's a whole slew. >> no, we've talked a lot about that. >>

now the recall effects more than 44,020 18 santa fe sport models. south korean carmakers as wiring problems can lead to an engine fire. even when the car is i'd learned the owners of the recalled cars are being urged to stay away from building to another cars right now, and a says that the owners can take their car to a dealer and get prepared for free 7 17 today feels great because compared to yesterday when we were driving on slick streets today is nothing south, right? it's yeah, it hasn't been really as bad as yesterday. when it comes to slowdowns and crashes. we do have a problem on highway for bailey road and we can kind of show you look at all that slow traffic queuing up to get past bailey. it is pretty slow because there is a crash at bailey. they're trying to remove it, but the damage is done. it's already slow here anyway, and this is just adding to that issue of freeway is going to be about a 33 minute delay. yesterday was 10 minutes or 15 minutes more, but today it's a little bit slow. when you get to the bay bridge, it is backed up at

but there were state officials who were pressured to go against the oath that they had taken to santa fes. that is not white -- to send fake electors. that is not what the constitution requires. there was no evidence of widespread fraud. by continuing to spread the lie that the election was stolen, that is furthering the divisiveness. that bothers me. i think we need -- both sides need to back off the extremism and realize that our fellow americans are not the enemy. we need to start compromising as previous generations were able to do. there is a case in cincinnati where somebody was allegedly murdered because his neighbor thought he was a democrat. that is ridiculous and has got to stop. host: victoria, connecticut, democrat line. caller: i wanted to make a comment about how the democrats ran the election in ohio for tim ryan. he did not receive the support i feel he should have for his position in ohio. he did not have -- biden and obama were out there for him, but they should have given him money to go against money from the republican party for j.d. vance. i do not know why they jus

host: santa fe, new mexico, john, you are next. caller: yes.o school in wisconsin and it was really around there to get a feel of the politics back when the vietnam era was going on and i had friends from up north that were very conservative and i saw things play out a little bit. one of the things i'd seen over time with johnson is that it is not -- he does not seem to be a smooth politician in terms of looking out for our people and last night i came home and my wife was upset. her sister has diabetes. and she was really concerned about her sister who just had her toe taken off and johnson was one of the people that kind of stood in the way, kind of looking out for people there. i thought maybe it was time to say some things like that. let people understand it does impact people's lives. anyway, i will leave it at that. i know you have other people to call. host: he brings of health care issues and ron johnson again. guest: of course ron johnson has a long record. he has been in the senate for 12 years now and there are a lot of votes there t

kooepdz in 2017 that the city of santa fe that the california supreme court ruled it certain types ofommunication are personal devices and considered public records. and in this case, the court held that the city of employees or officials communicates about the conduct of public business in writing that writing maybe subject under the public records a personal device and several points we want to highlight for you today. first is that government employees want avoid disclosure by using their electronic devices including public records and um, an important things to notice we interpret government employees that includes you as members of the board. communications including e-mails and text that you set back or receive on a penalized electronic examines maybe subject to the disclosure in the public records and personal devices are both your things such as private e-mail telephones, personal computers cell phones and the list is broad and want to make sure that everyone keep these in mind in communicating with an official or city business. next slide, please. those there are a few things