>> well, i thought it was very disingenuous of shawn.g me trying to pretend to be my body, having me on. basically he was using trump to the same extent trump was using him. and, so, when gaetz finally realized he was in big trouble with the ethics department, he of course turned to shawn hannity showing that he was a friend of mine and then he -- shawn is actually the one who drafted the apology to me telling him to send it to me knowing i would accept the analogy because i didn't parly care much about matt gaetz. what i cared about was the fact that it hurt my family, and that was something i was not going to put up with. >> just quickly, you're saying that shawn hannity was playing both of you, but he was actually writing the apology you were going to get os stensively from gaetz? >> that's correct. that's correct. i think it's really terrible. if shawn was smart, he would have told him, step away from politics. find yourself a fox or newsmax and take over that chris hansen role on -- you know, reboot the program on "to catch a predat

shawn was born in 1991, daughter katie followed. for the next few years, the couple's life was hectic, but happy. they hit a rough patch. greg moved out of the house. greg told police there were money pressures among other things. >> what went wrong with the relationship? >> i think she said she couldn't talk to me or communicate with me, and, you know, we'd seen a marriage counselor, and we were working on some stuff, and i think it was getting, you know, better. >> you wanted to get back together. >> yeah, i wasn't against that at all. >> but law enforcement developed a very different portrait of the marriage, and the chances for reconciliation. kristen richardson, and carla prosecuted the case for king county. >> they were talking about divorce. they had gotten to the point, and it was sort of assumed that they would be divorced so that was pretty recent before this had happened, within the month before that that decision had been made. >> and then investigators discovered something else that troubled them. >> law enforcement lea

shawn is with me now. shawn, what is it now? you said a couple hours ago it was heaven or hell. >> this is -- it's like walking on air right now. you know, as close to heaven as we're going to get without leaving earth. that's what it is. i was -- initially i wasn't as optimistic. >> you were not. i asked you why you weren't optimistic about a conviction in this trial, you said to me i'm a black man in america. >> yes. being a black man in america and black folks, we know how justice is never really served. we're used to the letdowns and the set backs. i've just drawn on my life experience. >> blank canvas. >> the blank canvas was -- that's how i'm feeling. i was numb. it began -- it began dark because, you know, i've held -- i hoped in prior situations and was hopeful and just knew that justice was going to happen and you get the rug snatched from under your feet. you fall flat on your face. but today, i'm lifted up a little bit higher today. earlier in the week, it was heavy. i felt heavy. felt as if, you know, you think when'

so i really hope shawn can continue to serve. he's done a great job on this community, lastly, i would never give good government advice to chair peskin. but i notice this committee is due to sunset at the end of this year, and i think if extending that, you may also want to make these terms staggered in length because i think right now the committee's unable to meet because all of the committees so it might be when you do that expansion if the board decides to do so. thank you and it's good to see you guys. >> supervisor peskin: good to see you too, connor and we look forward to having recommendations from the oversight committee itself as to its future. thank you for those suggestions. next speaker, please. >> hello, can you guys hear me? >> supervisor peskin: yes. we can >> okay. hello. my name is david and i'm san francisco born and raised. i've been following closely on everything it's that's been going on and i've been seeing everything that malcolm josh weitz has been doing for this community. and i'm just excited to see w

shawn is with me now. shawn, what is it now? >> you said a couple hours ago it was never a hell. >> this is like somebody walking on air right now. close to heaven is we're going to get, that's when it is. initially i was not as optimistic. >> i asked you why you are optimistic about a conviction in this trial, and you said to, me i'm a black man in america. and men in black man in america, black folks, we know how justice is never really served. so we're used to the letdown's. and the setbacks. and so when i came here today, i was just drawing on my life's experience. on a blank canvas. the blank canvas was, that's how i felt. i was numb. and it began dark, because i've held out hope. in prior situations, and i was hopeful. and i just knew that justice was going to happen. and you get the rugs next form under your feet. you fall flat on your face. but today, i lifted up a little bit higher today. earlier in the week, it was heavy, i felt heavy, fell as if, you think when is it going to end? but today is just step one, it's one

every year thousands of people come to shawn my to watch the colorful parade showcasing traditional folklore many come from abroad after the parade the milan still has to pose for her fans. and i almost fell asleep a couple of times along the way i'm really tired now i just want to go helen dressed and are now. following morning long will be back at school her father drives her to a private school on the other side of town every day. she's getting ready to apply for university. or more thai talent has earned her a scholarship so her dedication to the sport has paid off. but who is the real. is she a boxer a model or a student. of the. lung i am usually i do less in the days after a fight i go out with friends if i have classes in the afternoon. than plan out each next step carefully. the same time i'm flexible and can deal with any situation i think the real p. milan is a student getting into university is my biggest goal hayley i run. the kick boxing legend non tomb has gone back to school to as a teacher. once a week she teaches children the art of more tie boxing at this bangkok school. i

one of many women accusing houston texans quarterback to shawn watson of sexual assault is now breakinger silence. ashley solis is a massage therapist and the first woman to go public with her allegations, she says. why. sin exposed himself and made inappropriate request during massage sessions. i suffer from panic attacks, anxiety and depression. i'm in counseling as a result of this, shawn wants infections, i hope he knows how much pain he's inflicted on the emotionally and physically and i hope he knows how much pain he's on. mix it. on these other survivors, 22 civil lawsuits have now been filed against watson over the last three weeks. he denies all of the allegations. watson's attorney says he is fully cooperating with law enforcement in its investigation. still ahead tonight. they may be just high school students, but some say they're taking on some very important topics in documentaries and two here in the bay area have been recognized for their work nationally is really shocking. my hands are like shaking. i was like, oh, um, yeah, i don't know. it was really big surprise. attr

shawn watson has has unsent a lot of this direct messages on instagram.aise that issue before we'll deal with it. when time comes. watson's lawyer has requested an emergency hearing next week to address the identities of the accuser's. we now have a better idea of how much it's going to cost the oakland a's to build a new waterfront ballpark and howard terminal, according to documents released today. the proposed 35,000 seat ballpark, and it's mixed use development is expected to cost at least $12 billion to build. the project includes 3000 housing units and more than half a million square feet of office and retail. space if the project is approved and built, it's expected to inject nearly $1 billion into oakland's general fund. the figures were released as part of an agreement between the a's and the city of oakland. i'm crazy stare with her. she says it was her evil eye that helped her coming up. next how about five year old managed to scare off a bobcat let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent

we have ray shawn ray, and amy rubenstein on the government and studies at the brookings institute. and always good to see you, so what are these police-involved shootings, and particularly that of adam toledo and say to you about the state of policing in the case of derek chauvin as the jury is deliberating in the trial of derek chauvin in the death of george floyd. >> well, what is spilling out into the street is people are sick and tired of being sekick d tired. so people need to admit that race and racism play a roll, and the quicker that we can admit that, we can move to a place that we can find solutions across the board. >> i spoke to a former police officer today, and he said that lots of changes are needed from the technology, and the way in which, you know, people are trained, but then also being able to weed out and teach sensitivity among the forces, and sometimes the disconnect between those who are policing, and the communities that they serve, and there is just too much of the gap, and what do you say of how to change that or address those issues? >> we, it is difficu

. >> ellas también perdieron a su hermano shawn monterrosa cuando el año pasado un policía de vallejoó a lo loco, y tomó la vida de mi hermano. >> mantienen la esperanza que el nuevo fiscal haga justicia que vengan y revisen qué sucede acá porque esto lo han hecho por años. >> luego que javier becerra fuera nombrado ministro de servicios humanos y uno de sus tareas será reformar el departamento de policía. necesitamos saber como se estan atendiendo las llamadas de salud mental necesitamos personas especialista en llamadas que pueden salirse de control, y atender una crisis mental, que no responda con agresión. también dijo que los policías necesitan entrenamientos y para eso recursos para llegar allí, se espera que esta semana se nombre a ron bonta como el próximo fiscal >> y este día la ciudad de san leandro conmemora el día de steven tyler también sale a la luz un informe de cómo los agentes no supieron manejar la situación pues el joven tenía un episodio de crisis mental, estos tenían un teiser y también un arma, algo que provoca confusión pues también hace una semana un joven de m

a jury found derek chauvin guilty for the killing they know with the verdict that shawn would be proud if he was here today, his sister michelle says the last text she got from him. it was about floyd just 30 minutes before shot was murdered. he texted my sister and i know many that we signed a petition to get george floyd justice. now his sister's continue to fight for sean. >> and any other person wrongfully killed by police shot is just a little piece of this long, long journey and it's a lot by at the celebration. his sister's collected books about social justice issues to put in this little library in his memory. it's right across from holly park in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> a lawsuit has been filed against the san francisco school board for their attempts to end merit based admissions at lowell high school. the lawsuit was filed friday claiming the board failed to properly list. the idea on their latest agenda and to provide equal time for both sides to discuss the matter. the board decided to end merit based admissions because of the lack of diversity and pervas

so i really hope shawn can continue to serve. he's done a great job on this community, lastly, i would never give good government advice to chair peskin. but i notice this committee is due to sunset at the end of this year, and i think if extending that, you may also want to make these terms staggered in length because i think right now the committee's unable to meet because all of the committees so it might be when you do that expansion if the board decides to do so. thank you and it's good to see you guys. >> supervisor peskin: good to see you too, connor and we look forward to having recommendations from the oversight committee itself as to its future. thank you for those suggestions. next speaker, please. >> hello, can you guys hear me? >> supervisor peskin: yes. we can >> okay. hello. my name is david and i'm san francisco born and raised. i've been following closely on everything it's that's been going on and i've been seeing everything that malcolm josh weitz has been doing for this community. and i'm just excited to see w

thank you for joining us, i'm eric shawn. waters also weighed in on the trial of former police officer derek chauvin in nearby minneapolis saying if he is acquitted in the murder of george floyd, she said protesters will still need to make their voices heard. >> we're not going to be satisfied unless we get justice in this case. stay on the streets as we've got to get more active, we've got to be more confrontational, you've got to make sure that they know -- [inaudible] eric: that was last night on the seventh night of the protests there. mike tobin reporting live from brooklyn center, minnesota. mike? >> reporter: and, eric, some of what representative waters said is that the political right is racist, that the young people need to stay in the street and get more confrontational. in light of the clashes with police, the looting, the vandalism, republicans were quick to react. >> just the hypocrisy and the dangerous rhetoric that she's spewing. it's not helpful, doesn't help the country, it's not helping us heal, and i'm jus

every year thousands of people come to shawn my to watch the colorful parade showcasing traditional folklore many come from abroad after the parade people and still has to pose for her fans. and i almost fell asleep a couple of times along the way i'm really tired now i just want to go ham and dress i didn't know on that. following morning long will be back at school her father drives her to a private school on the other side of town every day. she's getting ready to apply for university. or more time talent has earned her a scholarship so her dedication to the sport has paid off. but who is the real. issue a boxer a model or a student. along i am usually i do less in the days after a fight i go out with friends if i have classes in the afternoon. ambitious and plan out each next step carefully on the same time i'm flexible and can deal with any situation i think the real p. milan is a student getting into university is my biggest goal hayley i lay right out. the kick boxing legend tomb has gone back to school to as a teacher. once a week she teaches children the art of more tie boxing at th

. >>> 5-0, shawn brown shall we go downtown. his second of the season.r second in a row against the d backs. >>> when steph curry broke the record last night you could tell he was truly humbled being mentioned in >> after the game clearly honored by another all time great. >> i want to congratulate you on becoming the top scorer. >> i can't tell you how much that means to me. that respect means so much to me, my family and i appreciate that. it's crazy to know what tonight met. so i appreciate that more than you know. >> speaking of the dovs the warriors have named brandon schneider as the team president. he replaces chris welch. most recently as >>> all right thank you for joining us tonight. i'm going to say it's tuesday, dan. i think we're wrapping up tuesday. >> you're right as rain. i wish we had rain. for all of us here we do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we need

every year thousands of people come to shawn my to watch the colorful parade showcasing traditional folklore many come from abroad after the parade people and still has to pose for her fans. and i almost fell asleep a couple of times along the way i'm really tired that now i just want to go ahead and dress i didn't know on that. the following morning long will be back at school her father drives her to a private school on the other side of town every day. she's getting ready to apply for university. or more tired talent has earned her a scholarship so her dedication to the sport has paid off. but who is the real key . is she a boxer a model or a student. long. usually i do less in the days after a fight i go out with friends if i have classes in the afternoon. ambitious and plan out each next step carefully. same time i'm flexible and can deal with any situation i think the real p. milan is a student getting into university is my biggest goal hayley i write. the kick boxing legend tomb has gone back to school to as a teacher. once a week she teaches children the art of more tie boxing at thi

. >>> 5-0, shawn brown shall we go downtown. his second of the season.s. >>> when steph curry broke the record last night you could tell he was truly humbled being mentioned in >> after the game clearly honored by another all time great. >> i want to congratulate you on becoming the top scorer. >> i can't tell you how much that means to me. that respect means so much to me, my family and i appreciate that. it's crazy to know what tonight met. so i appreciate that more than you know. >> speaking of the dovs the warriors have named brandon schneider as the team president. he replaces chris welch. most recently as this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually doesn't cover everything you need. it's long on pages. short on coverage. that's why three was created. it covers your entire business in just one policy. because small business owners have enough on their hands. so go with three and leave those old policies in the dust. sawdust. technically. don't interrupt the spokesperson. this commercial is now over. logo. three. no non

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our lives are better for having shawn part of them. madam speaker, i ask my colleagues to join me in recognizing shawn's life on the floor of the u.s. house of representatives. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? >> seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> madam speaker, i rise today to remember and honor the life of lindsey overbay. lindsey lost her life and several of her co-workers were injured in a tragic and senseless attack on the allina health clinic in buffalo, minnesota, on february 9. mr. emmer: we continue to pray for lindsey and her family and for the full and speedy recovery of her co-workers. lindsey was the best minnesota has to offer. she devoted her life to family and her community and her career to caring for people. she was only 37 years old. she leaves behind her husband, donny, and two young children, gavin and ava. special thanks to wright co

but there was some joy and getting to remember sean, this was shawn's first birthday since his deathnd there were things like food music and even a balloon release and his on are doing everything we can do really to help never mind even story and make everyone knows john story. that's what sean monterrosa's sisters ashley and michelle sees been their goal for the last 10 months since their brother was 2020 shot was murdered by the police department april 24th was one of the hardest days yet for the monterroza families. >> it would have big sean's 23rd birthday. it was strange. you know, is one of the things that we look at and we wanted to say happy birthday, but there was no one to say happy birthday to physically, although he may be gone. hundreds of people came out to celebrate him with food, music and a balloon release in his honor. >> the knights on died. he had been protesting the death of george floyd earlier this week. a jury found derek chauvin guilty for the killing they know with the verdict that shawn would be proud if he was here today, his sister michelle says the last

they were both students at cal poly both sides of a sexual assault case against nfl quarterback to shawncusing each other of destroying evidence. six of watson's 22 accusers appeared in civil court yesterday for a status conference in houston, texas. the women are accusing the houston, texas quarterback of sexual harassment and assault during massage sessions. watson was not in court. his attorney says that some of the plaintiffs have been destroying altering evidence. their attorney denies that and says watson is destroying evidence watson's layer also said his legal team is still unable to obtain the identities of four of the accusers. i ever experienced where six weeks after the lawsuits abroad, we still don't know who although tomorrow so that that sense it's unusual. shawn watson has has unsent a lot of this direct messages instantly and we raise that issue before we'll deal with it. when time comes. wants insulate has requested an emergency hearing next week to address the identities of the accuser's deadly crash in texas, and investigators say no one was behind the wheel when that

data support, an liltics, user experience design or even project management. >> shawn, there's a stigmaonal wisdom for parents, kids who go to college can succeed. if they don't, they won't. is that starting to shift, especially as you look at sort of the jobs of the future? >> it is, yeah. that's something we've been researching for a number of years. this was a trend before the pandemic and especially since with the availability of all of these new types of online credentials and how affordable these alternatives to degrees have become. it's something blooming. by many measures it's up 70% or 80% in the last year. companies have been shifting their hiring practices. google is an example, apple and ibm and many others found they need to go to alternative pools of talent and look beyond simply relying on a college degree. something people would be shocked by is how not rigorous the process of setting a qualification for a job is and that's starreding to change based on technology and based on the changes we see in the economy. >> lisa, companies like google or salesforce or what we just

. >> reporter: after months of seeing his sales stunted by the pandemic, shawn cooper thought all-star weekend was his chance to make up ground. >> just in one weekend over 20,000. >> reporter: 20,000? >> yes >> reporter: that's more than double what you normally see on a weekend. >> yes way more than double >> reporter: his restaurant sits in the shadow of truist park, home of the atlanta braves and until last week home of this year's all-star game now he's among dozens of disappointed businesses facing financial loss with mlb moving the game out of georgia, taking a stand over the state's new voting law and taking tens of millions of dollars in tourist revenue. >> i understand why they're doing it, but it's still frustrating as far as a small business, black-owned business owner it's kind of hard to try to maintain and bring customers in because of the pandemic >> reporter: the game is now headed west to denver and critics point out to a city with a very different demographic. black people comprise more than half of atlanta's population in denver it's less than 10% it's the unintende

after months of seeing his sales stunted by the pandemic, shawn cooper thought all-star weekend was histo make up ground. >> just in this weekend, over 20,000. >> 20,000? that's more than double. >> way more than double. >> his restaurants sits in the shadow of the home of the braves and until last week home of this year's all-star game now he's facing financial loss with mlb moving the game out of georgia taking a stand over the state's new voting law and taking tens of millions of dollars in tourist revenue. >> i understandwhy they're doing it but it's still frustratingas far as the small business owner, it's kind of hard to try to maintain and bring customers in because of the pandemic. >> reporter: the game is now headed west to denver and critics point out to a city with a very different demographic black people comprise more than half of atlanta's population in denver it's less than 10%. >> it's the unintended consequence of taking a stabbed. it draws more eyes, but the tradeoff and what gets lost in the shuffle are businesses who are desperate for more revenue. >> reporter: the p

ramon laureano coming down, 1-0, next batter, shawn murphy, smashed down the left field line. 2-0, oaklandits, seven strikeouts. than bottom eight, matt chapman, some insurance for good measure, third homer of the season, the even the record to 7-7. >>> sharks in minnesota, patrick, just one game away from tying the all-time games play record. passes it, stays with it, like the lamp, 1-0. second period, game tied at one, off the face- off, less than a minute later, zach lights the lamp for the home team, wild wing 3-2, sharks have lost four general. >>> major league soccer, earthquakes opening in houston. quick defender, tommy thompson dislocated his shoulder. he would leave the game. 39th minute, san jose's goalie will have position here, jose rodriguez oh man... let's get you to this moment. is that it? yep, that's it of relief... protection... [joyfully laughs] hope... i just got vaccinated- i just got vaccinated! noah just got vaccinated... so that we can get to all the other moments. ♪ ♪ let's get you to the exhale you didn't know you were waiting for. ♪ let's get it... together. so w

shawn show now became german in 20124 years later the rio olympics the german scene with her in it's made it to the final with a sensationally claimed silver. the most of those who i'm so grateful to gemini i would otherwise never have been able to compete at the end in pics it was making the switch from china to germany that gave me the chance germany expressed its gratitude to shine show now with the country's highest sporting distinction the silver laurel leaf german table tennis also won of course that's why i'm not with other i know not true lies germans and if it's the society we honestly would not have one i met in rio and of course this means the funding for the judo association and grounds being youth programs. for a lot of countries sports authority is changing nationality is evidently an investment in the future. while there are always 2 sides sure i have the option of living my dream and going to the olympics but there's no country in the world that would go to the trouble of issuing a passport in this case for a german if it did not stand to gain. some popular. guns i've

direct from our studios in moscow this is archie international i'm shawn thomas certainly glad to have you with us. the european medicines agency has confirmed that astra zeneca job is a possibly linked to cases of unusual blood clots and that it should be listed as a very rare side effect of the vaccine artie's show dubinsky takes up the story. well the economy has confirmed that there is a very possible link to red types of blood clots with low platelets what they say is that they think this could possibly be a response to the astra zeneca job but they haven't been able to specifically pinpoint but they think i mean response could be something similar to a new moon response that's known for a drug called heparin which is a blood thinning drug that essentially interacts with aborting the body produces antibodies producing extra platelets and not causes blood clots now what they said is they investigated $62.00 cases of brain blood clotting and also a food $24.00 cases of this over the abdominal area or blood bleeding in the stomach area and it said of those cases 18 had been fatal now

write up some of these guidelines who even employs these guidelines himself that means that derrick shawn was acting outside the boundaries of what is expected of a police officer and certainly the testimony from the police chief was pretty devastating for the defense although there is a good defense team and they managed to ask some pointed questions which of course may just play with enough doubt in the minds of the jurors and then reminded again that the prosecution have got to prove their case all the defense need to do is just introduce that element of doubt because of course conviction is beyond all reasonable doubt the court has been taken up this morning with legal arguments is all revolves around a gentleman by the name of maurice hall he was with george floyd on the day of the incident the defense want to call him as a witness morris hall and his attorney are reluctant to give evidence because any answers he may give me expose him. to future criminal charges he will plead what is known in the united states as the 5th that's the 5th amendment of the constitution which means you d

and shawn glenn had a section in new york i guess it was, kathy. but it was a fabulous period. >> it was a great day for america. >> the interesting that i recall. >> i was in grade school. i would've been ten or 11. we were all glued to the tv. you could talk to anyone who we went with and junior high. televisions were rolling. clubs to stop. everyone was watching. there's a backdrop piece to that story. when was the united states -- it was stumbling and rumbling in a really horrific fashion. we all kind of sensed how daring allen shepard and john were those first three flights. but step back another notch and right as they are getting ready to fly the guys a river or trying to get -- blew up 13 rockets in a row. it worked so not well, that they blew them up. it flew sideways up the banana river. and we were like no, john, you've got this. you're going to be just fine. like at the same time. it was such an astonishing thing to work against that. >> this was a great achievement and engineering. do you think either of you think that john glenn himse

chauvinists been found guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree murder for the killing of george floyd shawn is due to be sentenced in 8 weeks and faces up to 40 years in prison. major hospitals in india's capital are warning bell ran out of oxygen in less than 24 hours india has reported almost 300000 new cases and more than 2000 deaths both recalled daily numbers. russian police have detained 2 prominent allies of jailed opposition leader alex in the valley ahead of planned protests those demonstrations could overshadow president vladimir putin's and will save the nation address that's taking place now. china's military is promised an 18 month transition to free elections after the death of president. the army says he was killed while leading soldiers fighting rebels in the north there we had just won reelection his son general mahomet's will take on the role of in through head of state. left it is security the defense and security forces are not seeking to seize power and would like to reassure that the members of the transitional military council will hand over power to a civilian govern

this is the "fox news live," i'm eric shawn. arthel: hello, everyone. major stories including that breaking news out of utah where, again, two sheriff's deputies have been shot. one of them is in critical condition. plus, the white house facing backlash over its handling of the border crisis with

congress who i think very much for joining us, i would also like to thank the director of research shawn kennedy who once again awaiting through this amount to put the pig book together. restarting first congressman ted bug who spearheaded a letter with senator ted cruz objecting to the restoration of earmarks. he's been a great leader on this issue. senator bud thank you for joining. >> hey tom thank you so much for having me. good morning everyone. as a north carolinian or the biggest pork producers that's the pork that we like actually in the form of hogs but would like to send it to great restaurants like kevin know so well. it's great to be back with the all part look forward to being with y'all in person in the years ahead. but i want to thank your organization, tom, citizens against government weights in the tireless work. your recesses are invaluable to everyone here in washington and every american citizen as well that's concerned about where tax dollars are going as you just reference. i'm a small business person myself. it's very important to root out waste, fraud, abuse, mism

communities have been trying to talk about this forever, i'm 42 so i can remember back to rodney king and shawn spell, you know there was a history here of this where black people have said have trade to tell you all how the police treat us in our own communities. it is white people who for the most part did not believe us. now with the advent of the camera phone there are more and more white people starting to see what plaque people have been talking about this entire time. and yes it's only in the situation like this where the victim is so submissive he is so not a threat and the actions tick so -- is murdered happens over such a long period of time that we had for a moment a majority of white people all right this one cop he has to be held accountable. that nothing happens without that video. and then nothing happens without the months and months of protest. don't forget how important the protests were in bringing this man to justice because the protest not only made him get arrested and charged relatively quickly which i don't think happens without the protests but all that stuff they talk

hello everyone welcome to fox news live i'm eric shawn hi arthel. at elizabeth city. seven sheriff deputies on paid administrate five leave two have resigned and one retired. fox news spokes exclusively to sheriff about

this morning fox business is dagen mcdowell, and former wisconsin congressman fox news contributor shawn duffy thank you everybody for joining us this morning great kicking it off with you on your thoughts of the whole inflation question. what is done for interest rates, we are now back down from that high level of 1.7% which was an issue from markets just a couple of week ago. what's your stake -- what's your take on the state of inflation? great to see you again, good morning you know, look, it's an interesting story i think inflation side, we have had inflation expectations that have moved up for 2020 into 2021. i would think more relevant right now. if you listen to the feds speak, if you listen to richard who was the vice chair of the fed, he's a very bright guy he's done a lot of work on the inflation side what they're saying right now maria, is inflation is going to be transitory whining we all look at our anecdote lives we see prices moving up across board, and what the fed is saying is look, we're willing to get through this period of time where we think inflation will ultimatel

joining me right now for more on this is shawn barns, chief of police in madison, wisconsin.ank you for being here. none of the conversations are easy. but they are extremely important. you have been outspoken that you think justice prevailed in the murder conviction of derek chauvin for murdering george floyd. you also said that things need to change. how do you do that's ai as poli chief? >> we need a national standard for the way we conduct business. our community expects that from us. we need to look at police reform from the standpoint of imagining or reimagining what it means to have public safety. i think we can certainly do better when it comes to responding to crisis in the way we do that is to listen to our community and understand that they want a different level of justice than sometimes we may think. i had the opportunity to be invited by some community members to watch the verdict of the chauvin trial. one of the things i noticed is some citizens this their hands clasped. they were praying. they were hoping to have a guilty outcome. i looked and i discovered thi

happy easter sunday, welcome to fox news live, i am eric shawn. happy easter everyone into you eric as well. i arthel neville. the number of migrant children in the u.s. country is approaching 19000 putting enormous strain on state and local resources. we will take a listen to arizona governor doug ducey says happened when he asked the administration to deploy the national guard. >> secretary and i had a conversation, i really felt that the end of the conversation that he was divorced by reality. he tried to sign off by saying the border is secure and i pushed back and said mr. secretary, that type of communication will ring with complete inauthenticity in the state of arizona, the border is not secure. arthel: however, the administration has consistently insisted it does have a plan and working on sending additional shelter space for those apprehended at the border. let's go to alex hogan reporting live from the custom and border protection center and donna texas. >> on easter sunday this facility is no quiet place, it is full steam ahead with co

eric shawn on that story for us. thank you.en there's story after story popping up. instances like this all over the country. obviously right here in new york city a will lot of schools like this and parents facing this challenge. >> john: a potential push from the building behind me to promote critical race theory. it's providing a lot for people to chew on here as we debate the way forward. america on high alert as we wait for the verdict in the derek chauvin trial, this comes as anti-police sentiment grows. we're going to have a look at that. >> democrats unveilinger that $100 billion green new deal for public housing. senator rand paul will weigh-in. that and more in a brand new hour. there's the line-up. struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knocking me out of my zone, but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪ my zone? lowering my a1c and losing some weight. now, back to the show. ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under

we did speak to shawn tell hras atur, and she said she stands by what she says on the 20 seconds of tapeee. >> that's so interesting. there has been growing pressure there in the community for this video to be released, so upon word of this news, what is the reaction been there? >> reporter: well, it's kind of a mixed reaction here. the public is just still digesting this. we may see more protests tonight, and the protesters and their leaders are asking for a full release, let's make it available to everybody, so they can draw their attorneys, and that's what the attorney for the media was arguing in court today, he said basically let all the light be shed on this so we can all see this and not have to rely on the accounts of one side or the other. that media petition was denied by the judge. we will see what the reaction of the public is. i imagine, ana, it will be much of the same as the last week, and there will be people on the streets marching and possibly calling for full disclosure on this, and it looks like the brown family attorneys are not entirely satisfied with all of this. >

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but the left, shawn, the left refuses to do that.to find a scapegoat as opposed to helping build a better america. what they want to do is spend $6 trillion. where are we going to get it from? they don't care. to do what? to make sure that they have a permanent underclass. people that think they can control. but what i am seeing and i spoke to president trump today. what we are seeing happen is this response from good in tented people who happen to be black, who happen to be hispanic, who happened to be white, who happen to be asian rising up and saying you won't tell me what to think. i'm going to decide that for myself. so, there is a calming backlash to this liberal oppression that is becoming front and center and they are not even hiding their hands anymore, sean. that's why it's so important that we stand in the gap for the nation. because the greatest comeback in american history is on its way. >> sean: you know, it's amazing. you give specific examples of racism. nobody has doubted there are ignorant racist people. there are e

eric: hello everyone thank you for joining us on the sunday i am eric shawn we have two other major storiesare following at this hour president biden trying to set up a commission as you heard to study changing the number of justices on the supreme court including not just adding justices but giving them term limited not lifetime appointment, that is raising hackles in washington today. will have the latest on the california mother who was arrested in the stabbing death of her three children, all the young kids under the age of four. we will have more on the breaking news stories in a moment but let's go to rich hudson live in the southern border in texas. were right over your shoulder the border patrol has just nabbed a family of migrants who just crossed over the border. >> that is right, this is a very busy corridor, this road throughout the day, right behind the border patrol taking families into custody putting them into the truck over my shoulder right here. if you go a mile beyond the border patrol trucks you of the rio grande river in the mexican border and you border control cars v

but the left, shawn, the left refuses to do that.to find a scapegoat as opposed to helping build a better america. spend under think seein happenn disagree, is that they created l be. w, istrllioam you actually are free to disagree with me. thatat is the beauty of america. and what the democrats are selling is that you are not free to be yourself. you cannot disagree with the democrats. you can't disagree with progressive liberals and still be seen as mainstream in this country. speed to you gave specific examples of racism. there are ignorant racist people, evil people in this world and nobody that i know once anything to do with those ignorant people.le a subset group of people and i think the majority of americans are good, honest decent people but the beauty of framers and founders you can agree or disagree they created a system where you can write wrongs, correct injustices become a more perfect union and we have a history of doing all of that and a lot of bloodshed in the process and a lot of heroism of people of all races and

let me play shawn barns for you. >> we're looking at things in our plouptolice department wher we'll have mental hemth professionals that go on the crisis calls. look at the george floyd incident, he was having issues that day. who would have been best served to protect him and make sure he survived that incident? that's something that police chiefs should be focused on today. >> look, commissioner, that may have nothing to do with the elizabeth city case. broadly speaking, do you think that is part of the solution? >> i think we have to break out of cognitive bias in policing. think out of the box. and i have no issues with that chief just said. if you can form a package if, can you bring in it others that can help calm a situation, keep someone alive. then let's go for it. because this isn't working. and he mentioned mr. floyd and that is still heartbreaking to me. but maybe a specialist could have helped the situation. but would chauvin have called a specialist? i don't think so. so whatever you decide to do, it has to be well thought out. it has to be realistic. and it has to be

>> your own target tonight, shawn. your economics are superb. there is nothing i could say.ive you a a, absolute a. what you have to remember here is this is a great progressive left dream of centralizing more and more power in washington, d.c., unelected bureaucrats, central planners, and the expense of the private investment free enterprise economy. so many statistics here that are bad. one thing i want to point out, the tax hikes on corporations will come to about $5 trillion. that's going to step back investment productivity, middle-class, blue-collar wages will fall. as a result of this. because we won't get the investment and the productivity for family income boost that we had under trump. meanwhile they are going to hand out through the federal government more or less $800 billion in subsidies. let me get this right. we're going to take a trillion away from companies through higher taxes. but the federal government is going to shovel 800 billion in subsidies. what it amounts to is it puts the companies as hostages to the federal government and the government's politi