trevor: par for rahm. last 38 of the masters champions were leading with no worse than tied second with 18 holes to play. so getting into that last pairing is so important. brooks a couple feet for bogey to drop back to 11 under? could he join sevi with two major titles, two masters, three opens. jon already the u.s. open champ. and brooks of course with four. didn't get the win on the first, a wind with the second and a misread on the third. koepka will shake that off. the difficult 18th left to play. jim: hovland with his second at the home hole. trevor: see those clouds coming into him and to his right. as he has enough to get it on the top shelf. he sure does. outside, look at birdie here at the home hole. jim: meanwhile over at the 9th, im. this would be for 66. thomas pieters and the third member of the group would have been tiger whoare tgo. to 18. bennett. with the cold and the rain, i've never seen 18 play this long in years. trevor: yesterday we saw fairway woods getting to the front edge in two

here is abc's trevor ault. >> reporter: this is the story about chess.re. >> this is the greatest story in the chess world. >> trevor: you have to realize just how competitive high-stakes chess really is. at the highest level, the ultimate goal in chess is to be the world champion. >> the top players can make millions of dollars. >> trevor: when to the moves come into question, it becomes much bigger than just a gimmick. >> reporter: a 19-year-old chess grandmaster has filed a federal lawsuit against a world champ over cheating allegations. >> perhaps chess is not all there is. it is what are now. >> byron: 18 somehow the story you are about to watch is the biggest news to ever hit the chess world. >> he just resigned. >> trevor: sending social media into a frenzy expected chess club has gone crazy. >> scandal has broken out in the chasmar community. >> it is the greatest story. >> trevor: it involves the greatest player of all time. >> one of the most influential chess players. >> trevor: a streaming star,. >> future of american chess. up against insurm

. trevor, thanks for sir. case in portugal before a panel of 3 judges, but the portuguese to it remained hanging over your head. you were warned that you would be charged violating privacy and bank secrecy laws. and you were facing. the truth is the swiss were embarrassed and perhaps humiliated. you would err, they're dirty laundry. we know that this is a swiss tact that u. b. s. whistleblower, brad burke and feld had gone up against the same one year appeal and you were permitted to leave portugal. what happened by now? i had a u. k lawyer and he, portuguese ministry of foreign affairs. and he followed the swiss general attorney describing swiftly as degrading. it was a breach of civil likely motivated because of my whistle blowing activities, withdrawal their warrant, and terminate all the swiss attorney general. she ever got a reply. my portuguese lawyers, supreme court had characterized the swiss has political oppression or refreshing. that is absolutely contrary to european law. there are some re bunch. a

the we're speaking with the international banking whistleblower. trevor kitchen. trevor, thanks for prosecutor appealed that. so it remained hanging over your head secrecy laws and you were facing 3 years in prison. you would err their dirty laundry. we know that this is a swiss tax thing that you did, but you also won your appeal and you were prayer. and he sent a complaint to the, to the swiss general attorney describing switched to, i see, wrote. and he said it's politically motivated because of my terminated or criminal proceedings against me. never got a reply. my portuguese lawyers, prosecutors behavior, had a political pressure to european law. it's an abusive power. we felt threatened we we did africa where i used to live and all my family. i'm 72 now homeless. anyway, my i did and my wife was me a few times in portugal anymore. we better not go anywhere near the year. and i was in the shock of my life because trans, on the exact same source warm don't, should photographed fingerprinted me for a 2nd time. 60 old any medic, my own medication was a bit. but we have to worry about drugs a

we're speaking with international banking whistleblower, trevor kitchen. trevor, thanks for staying with us. you won your case in portugal before a panel of 3 judges, but the portuguese prosecutor appealed that. so it remained hanging over your head . you were warned that you would be charged in switzerland with defamation and with violating privacy and bank secrecy laws. and you were facing 3 years in prison. the truth is, the swiss were embarrassed and perhaps humiliated that you had called them out publicly. you would aired their dirty laundry. we know that this is a swiss tactic against financial whistleblowers, u. b. s. whistleblower, brad burke and fell had gone up against the same thing that you did. but you also won your appeal and you were permitted to leave portugal. what happened next? i had by now i had a u. k lawyer and he sent a complaint to the portuguese ministry of foreign affairs. and he followed up on that by sending 2 letters to the swiss general attorney describing switzerland's behavior as an inhumane and degrading it was a breach of civil rights he wrote. and he sa

kitchen. trevor, thanks for staying with us. you won your case in portugal before a panel of 3 judges, but the portuguese prosecutor appealed that. so it remained hanging over your head . you were warned that you would be charged in switzerland with defamation and with violating privacy and bank secrecy laws. and you were facing 3 years in prison. the truth is, the swiss were embarrassed and perhaps humiliated that you had called them out publicly. you would aired their dirty laundry. we know that this is a swiss tactic against financial whistleblowers, u. b. s. whistleblower, brad burke and fell had gone up against the same thing that you did. but you also won your appeal and you were permitted to leave portugal. what happened next? i had by now i had a u. k lawyer and he sent a complaint to the portuguese ministry of foreign affairs. and he followed up all night by sending 2 letters to the swiss general of germany describing switzerland behavior as inhumane and degrading. it was a breach of civil rights he wrote. and he said i

we're speaking with international banking whistleblower, trevor kitchen. we have a lot more to ask him, especially about his work to remain out of the clutches of swiss authorities. so stay tuned. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ah, ah, to come to the russians state little narrative. i stayed as i phone and the most landscape div asking him now knocking something up with an assistant babel. this middle keys on line is 2000 speedy. one else with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on crush us today, and split or t sputnik. even our video agency, roughly all planned on youtube and pinterest, and we put the question, did you think it would cost with me? we truly motivates nato. is it strategic interests in geopolitical positioning? or is it ideology in a pathological hatred of russia, alliances put its very existence on the line? you can take that to the bank, but there will be home with visual and would love them, which is what you and bank secrecy laws. and you were facing 3 years them out publicly. you would aired their dirty laundry. w

i agree with trevor's analysis there.eene think she is going to lower manhattan and apparently there were more anti trump protesters and media than ther were pro trump protesters. >> first of all, the only othe person in congress she pulle around with which george santos let's keep that in mind. that's who she surrounds herself with as far as her description, donald trump reminds me more the tasmanian devil in goofy that in any real life person because she is such a fraud. he's getting caught in his lies which is a good thing. that is what's important wit what's happened with the indictment against donald trum i think trevor brings up a goo point. we're talking about a lot of important issues i'm very concerned of what w see from republicans going so extreme for 2024. >> suzanne, can anyone sto what appears to be donal trump's inexorable role to winning the republican nomination folks thought i was gonna be governor desantis of florida that doesn't look like it' happening. >> governor desantis can't win a general election

trevor on abc news, new york, so tragic, trevor. thank you. the south florida gas shortage does not seem to be easing customers have now been seeing plastic bags on gas pumps for days ever since flooding, rain affected distribution facilities. and now, experts say panic buying is really hurting supplies. gasbuddy found more than half of the gas stations in miami and fort lauderdale and a third of them in west palm beach were without fuel. early yesterday, that storm was what a week ago alright, watching that for you guys coming up the great american race, but it's just involving one man running more than 3000. miles from coast to coast. no beard, though no beard . not yet, anyway and later, the chunky cat that's just found a forever home. you're watching world news now. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out i

okay, so finally, trevor what is your strategy when it comes to crime? when it comes to crime, especially as it relates to the addiction crisis. so many of these, uh so many of these issues intersect, and we need to treat drug dealers interested them. we need to make sure that if a drug dealer is connected to an overdose, a lethal overdose that they're held accountable for that, and i want to make sure that our that we have a community policing model here in san francisco that relies on a fully staffed san francisco police department by making sure that merchants actually no there the cop making sure that neighborhoods here in the mission actually know who their police officer is one. it'll increase safety and will make sure that we're deescalating earlieing for things to become a massive problem,, because if there is a bad actor these peope officers are and be able to hold them accountable. so i believe in a fully staffed police department. i believe in community policing, and i believe in making sure we're holding people accountable because especially

trevor ault in louisville. also tonight, the terrifying afternoon at another bank, one in arlington, virginia. an armed robbery suspect taking five hostages, including a child. we have more on the standoff and how it played out. and also, the massive fire at a recycling plant. authorities urging more than 2,000 people to evacuate tonight. we have late reporting. the defense secretary tonight answering tough questions about the damaging leak of highly classified pentagon documents. what those papers reveal about russia, what the papers reportedly indicate about ukraine. terry moran reporting tonight. the new turn one week after former president trump pled not guilty to 34 felony counts in new york. why the manhattan d.a. is now suing one of trump's biggest allies in congress. and abc news learning the d.a. has received multiple death threats. the debate on the abortion pill. a federal appeals court, the decision expected in days whether to block or uphold a texas judge's ruling that would take effect by end of t

trevor, thank you. we were also following a terrifying afternoon at another bank, this one in arlington, virginia, today. a suspected armed robbery taking five hostages, including a child. police say the suspect walked into a wells fargo branch, threatening a gun, demanding money and barricading himself inside the bank with employees and customers. police arriving on the scene. that suspect entommasurrenderin. was unhard. rimond, ohio.ng the fire erupting at a recycling plant. these are the images coming in. a huge column of black smoke filling the skies, residents urged to evacuate tonight. >> tonight more than 2,000 indiana residents urged to evacuate after a massive fire at a recycling plant. >> we're probably going to need to evacuate this park over here. fire is on the wood line. >> billows of thing, black smoke rising into the air. the national weather service releasing these satellite imageries showing the smoke in the sky. county officials saying reports started coming in around 2:40 this aftern

trevor ault in louisville. we are also following two fires tonight, that massive fire at a recycling plant still burning, the evacuations in the thousands and the new fears tonight and what authorities revealed today about the concerns even before the fire broke out. also to make this rare wildfire outside new york city burning in new jersey, the images coming in tenneee the second lawmakerow ed for proteson t f ther thing to be done to protect children from guns, also now reinstateday. the night our ian pannell in ukraine, what ukraine is now single of the u.s. intelligence leaked about their capabilities. there's also news tonight how the u.s. and televisions revealed u.s. special operations forces inside ukraine. tonight, what we have just learned about the role. the race for president here in the u.s., south carolina senator tim scott watching a presidential exploratory committee without referencing his name, offering himself as an alternative to donald trump. the latest "abc news" poll and what it could si

trevor in the floor though.we are also following two fires tonight, that massive fire at a recycling plant still burning, the evacuations in the thousands and the new fears tonight and what authorities revealed today about their concerns even before the fire broke out. also tonight, this rare wildfire outside new york city burning in new jersey, the images coming in. the turning tennessee, the second lawmaker now expelled for his protest on the floor of the chamber asking for something to be done to protect children from guns also now reinstated tonight. the scene that played out today. tonight, our panel in ukraine, what ukraine is now single at the u.s. intelligently to about their capabilities. there's also news tonight on the u.s. intelligence that revealed u.s. special operations forces inside ukraine. tonight, what we have just learned about their role. the race for president here in the u.s., south carolina denver tim scott launching a presidential exploratory committee without referencing his name, offer

the junk jury were speaking with international banking whistleblower trevor's. so stay tuned. ah seemed wrong. went on just don't to kick an engagement equals the trails look so common ground. i'm researchers and i'm here to play with you. whatever you do to pay and that you won't get anywhere else, look of it please. if you have the state department, i changed and whatever you do, don't watch my show. but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the way every split detritus left by human expansion into this most inaccessible of times. any ship all in tears from clean arctic travel to leah asked me, but i lost my bosom or yet with her a message from a serial number. zamiah's membership. when you're doing objective was to explore and conquer these harsh lands that my choice of thought with . trevor, thanks for staying with us. you won your case and pulling over your head. you were warned that you would be charged in switzerland withers in prison. the truth is the swiss were embarrassed, and this is a swiss tactic against financial whistleblowers,

trevor ault has what you need to know. good morning, trevor. >> trevor: good morning, robin.t if you need yours renewed, you got to do that immediately because now you're looking at a waiting period of months. this morning to millions of americans are hoping to travel abroad are instead stuck in limbo in a massive melting backlog of passport applicat applications. >> i'm trying to contact everyone that i can to see if i can get an update with this passport but as of now, there has not been much change. >> trevor: alec martinez applied to renew his son's password. they were supposed to take off on sunday. even after paying a fee to expedite the process a few weeks ago, he says he received no updates. >> i'm just checking the website every day. i'm just hoping that it gets approved over the next two days and hopefully we can have this passport in hand. >> trevor: that passport did not arrive on time and he had to cancel the trip. the state department says the number of passport applications has exploded. a record 22 million passports were processed in 2022 and they are on pace

he called it his number one priority. >> david: trevor, thank you.ming in tonight in the political showdown drawing national attention just days after two democratic lawmakers were expelled by the republican led state assembly. one democratic colleague surviving being expelled by just one vote. what just played out tonight, on the floor of the chamber that something be done to protect americans from mass shootings. alex perez in nashville. >> tonight with hundreds rallying in support, moving swiftly to reinstate expelled lawmaker justin jones. local officials using their powers to return jones to his seat in their emergency meeting. >> i think there is a message being sent that we believe in a representative democracy. he was the one that got voted in, so we are going to send him right back. >> voters are frustrated by the attempt to expel them from the tennessee state house after they held a protest on the floor of the chamber with representative gloria johnson. all three asking lawmakers to do more to protect children and teachers after the nashvil

he sat on the porch, reading the bible, waiting to be arrested. >> whit: trevor ault joining us. judge has yet to rule on whether teixeira will be released pending trial but the new claims about his background raise a good more questions about why he was ever granted access to these top-secret documents. >> reporter: it's actually right, whit. coinetting pross a nfidencen e rtment of whinstveg, manioaty are wonderiy teixeira was trust with the top-secret clearance when local police saying he couldn't be trusted to own a gun. >> whit: all right, trevor. thank you. here in new york, the intense cross-examination of columnist e. jean carroll in a rape and defamation lawsuit against former president donald trump. trump's lawyer attacking her motive, why she waited so long to speak out, and even asking why she didn't scream during the alleged attack. abc's sr. investigative reporter aaron katersky in the courtroom. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump's attorney grayling e. jean carroll, accusing her of making up a rape story to sell a book. "you thought including the story about donald

trevor ault has the details.s a nationwide crime trend. trevor: the surveillance footage shows criminals in action. the suspect on the left drops money on the ground, tapping the targeted customer to get his attention. as soon as he turns the second suspect pulls the victim's bank the nypd telling good morningthh america this is not an isolated incident. >> the perpetrators are coming from out of the state, and in some cases out of the country, traveling here with the intention of finding victims. trevor: coming up, we will have more and how this scam works, plus the expert tips to keep you on your money safe. i'm trevor ault, abc news, new york. reggie: the coronation of king charles the third, less than two weeks away. the celebration is set to include crowns, carriages, and keys. the quiche includes spinach, fava beans, cheddar cheese, and tarragon. it was chosen personally by the king and queen concert. the coronation takes place may 6. you can watch it live, but you have to get up early. abc news starts at 2

trevor ault is in louisville with the latest. good morning, trevor. >> good morning, robin. police are praising police, their swift response that absolutely saved lives. even so, given the vicious nature of the attack even with police officers inside the bank responding in minutes, still five are dead and several others are fighting for their lives this morning. this morning, new details emerging in the deadly louisville bank rampage. officials calling this an evil act of targeted violence. monday morning, an old national bank employ arrived with a rifle, opening fire in a conference room. the gunfire echoing through downtown streets, officers arriving in three minutes. inside, bystanders locking themselves in bathrooms, even reportedly hiding inside the vault. >> it was on the first floor in the back in the conference room area. >> bank employee troy hayes hid in the break room, sprinted out the door. >> heard a click, lady turned around, what the hell, he started shooting. blood is on me from it. >> authorities say officers exchanged gunfire with the suspect quickly ending

. >> we have trevor here with us trevor, let's kickoff with the u.s.arkets the s&p has been range bound in the earnings season and stability in the banking sector. what will cause the market to breakout of the current trading range? >> i think there is a generally positive trend happening in the u.s. market and global market since last september our funds moved to equities in september. we like technology we think there is a window here where you got a combination of inflation starting to come down and growth reaccelerating. i think what is driving that react the sel-- reacceleration. as you know, markets normally growing higher and low volatility is a sign of a bull market trend our bigger question is how long will it last >> so your point on volatility, the vix reached the lowest level since january of 2022 this week. what will drive further upside in european equities you note that is where you are overweight here. what is the catalyst >> i think it is more of the absence of bad news. markets got hit hard last year mainly on the interest rate rises

thank you, trevor.into claims that a conservative mp was sacked as a government minister for being muslim is expected to clear the former party chief whip of breaking the ministerial code but identify lessons to be learned. nus ghani claimed she was told her "muslimness was raised as an issue" when she lost herjob as transport minister in february 2020. let's get the latest from our political correspondent jonathan blake. can you give us the background to this report? it goes back to a claim from nus ghani, a conservative mp who says that when she was sacked as transport minister under boris johnson in 2020 she was told by the then chief whip mark spencer in charge of party discipline that her muslimness had been raised as an issue. she went public with her concerns and borisjohnson ordered his ethics adviser to begin an investigation. rishi sunak as prime minister subsequently appointed a new adviser and picked up this inquiry which has now been published. the report of which has now been published in

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here's abc's trevor ault. .wake up and i have to show the world that i'm a man. it's not enough that i am a man, i have to now prove my worth. >> reporter: justin, known for playing handsome muscular characters like rafael solano in jane the virgin. >> why were you trying to get in the shower with me? >> reporter: he says his identity has been tied to how he looks. serious athlete in high school he played soccer and ran track until a torn hamstring put an end to that. >> i got depressed. so i overcompensated, like we all do, and i went in the gym and i tried to get as buff as strong and big as i could. and from that point on, the way that i felt in clothes, the way that other boys and other men looked at me, the way that other girls looked at me, i was like, oh, okay. so in order to get respect, in order to have the girls be attracted to me, in order to feel like i'm enough, i need to be big. >> you can use my shirt. oh, come on. >> hey. >> reporter: and that began a whole journey in my 20s where i was just the

trevor hall on the scene. the black boy who went to the wrong house to pick up his two younger siblings who was shot in the head. tonight the 84-year-old homeowner surrendering to police and charged. what that homeowner is saying and there's also news tonight about a 20-year-old girl shot and killed in upstate new york with the car she was in turning into the wrong driveway. the airline glitch affecting thousands of flights today. didn't haynes american journalist appearing in a court, what the judge decided there today. the deadly crisis unfolding in sudan calls for a 24-hour cease-fire shattered today by explosions and gunfire in the capital city. tonight our trip just back from south sudan reporting on the efforts to feed more than a million on the edge of starvation. and we have a reaction from cindy mccain who now r the world food programme after the tragic deaths of three world food programme employees and this violence. we were with aid workers when they learned of their colleagues. back here at home, n

david. >> david: trevor ault in new york tonight, thank you. overseas to the reporting trip in south sudan. tonight, what we witnessed on the ground. there is an urgent effort underway to get food and aid into a country that knows war. but right now, they're in a battle against something else, a changing climate. tonight, the new emergency now unfolding, the only route in bringing aid in from sudan has now been halted because of the deadly violence to the north. that began while we were in the region. tonight, in south sudan, the aid workers who say we must do something. they say children's lives are at stake. we land in south sudan where we are told there is an urgent effort to get to more than a million people in desperate need. because of climate. the u.n. trucks waiting. we head out to the world food program traveling down the only road in carrying aid from sudan. we are there as the last convoy makes it in from sudan before the deadly violence breaks out to the north. mud walls holding the water back, and then the only way to get to so man

trevor all at the scene. >> reporter: tonight, new video from inside the new york city parking garageng the thunderous moment it collapsed. >> my whole apartment shook like an earthquake. >> reporter: the three-story structure pancake income i cars piled on top of each other killing one person and injuring seven other spirited sources say the building manager was killed and today his body removed from the rubble. neighbors tell us he was about to leave when the building collapsed. this giant crane pulling crushed cars out one by one and the suvs falling to the street. the building still unstable, gas tanks and electric car batteries now at risk of exploding. david, we learned investigators are focusing on the age of the near century old building and there's questions about the weight on the roof where there were 50 cars on the top floor when the structure collapse. >> david: trevor ault in new york tonight, thank you. we turned overseas to the reporting trip in south sudan. what we witnessed on the ground, there is an urgent effort underway to get food and ate into a country that know

i'm trevor shirley in washington. nato now has an official new member as the war in ukraine continues and concerns grow about china. i've got that >> our top story at 12, 30 san francisco police are searching for the suspect or suspects responsible for stabbing and killing a high-profile tech executive. 43 year-old bobby was found stabbed to death around 2.30 tuesday morning on main street in the soma neighborhood. police have not released any details on a potential suspect. they are asking anyone with information to please get in touch. well after news of li's death broke, elon musk called out san francisco's district attorney questioning her response to public safety. he tweeted saying, quote, many people i know have been severely assaulted, violent crime in sf is horrific. and even if attackers are caught, they are often released immediately. is the city taking stronger action to incarcerate repeat violent offenders? the tweet aimed at jenkins did not include a response from the da, but she has tweeted condolences

i'm trevor shirley in washington.early as this week. >> but is he really the candidate that most americans want to see run, including >> our top story this half-hour in the east bay, 2 people dead. another 2 hospitalized after a shootout in hayward. it happened outside a smoke shop saturday morning. kron four's philippe de gaulle has the details. >> for at least 2 years, the alameda county sheriff's office says oz lee, who out and smoke shop on mission boulevard in hayward has been deemed a public nuisance. it's an illegally operated business without the proper licensing and permits to sell alcohol and tobacco. lieutenant time, a guest says the owner has been cited several times by code enforcement but has >> following an early morning double homicide outside the shop. the county building inspection department has red tagged the business. we're going to be pushing really hard to have them. >> red tape. this place, you know, and shut it down. hopefully for good lieutenant mode. este says this appears to have been a tar

washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with the latest and some experts say it could be onlyr of weeks before the u.s. defaults on its loans. >> the house gop bill would cut spending over a ten-year period in exchange for raising the debt ceiling. one and a half trillion dollars or until march 31st of next year. whichever comes first the spending cuts would include stopping student debt relief and adding new work requirements for those getting federal public assistance like medicaid, it would bring spending back to 2022 levels and cap annual spending increases going forward at one percent. if it passes the house, though it's not expected to get far in the senate. the white house says the debt ceiling is too important to play politics over arguing republicans should just agree to raise the country's borrowing limit if the debt ceiling is reached likely in june without a resolution, experts say a financial catastrophe would happen with millions of americans losing their jobs. the other side wants to talk about being fiscally responsible. >> let's be clear. there's absolutely no

i'm trevor shirley. new at noon santa clara county officials reporting the first confirmed overdose case in the county due to the street drug tranq. >> county officials said a 36 year-old man was found unresponsive in san jose and died back in late february testing for the victim came back positive for drugs, including fentanyl and tranq. according to officials, the drug enforcement administration has reported an increase of tranq mixed with the opioid supplies across the united states. testing for trying is not yet available and all emergency rooms or hospitals at this time. meanwhile, santa clara county supervisors are laying out how they plan to distribute narc and across the county libraries. the board pass the proposal by supervisor ot oli last month nor can is used to treat opioid overdoses and it's becoming increasingly mainstream as the country acknowledges it's overdose crisis. last week, the fda approved dark and for over-the-counter sales. supervisors say this will dramatically reduce the cost

i'm trevor shirley. >> governor gavin newsom reacting to all this.put out a statement today saying, quote, this is a great day for america as our country under the leadership of president biden chart a new course for a 0 emissions future. he went on to say we are proud of our work here in california that's made our state, the national leader. it is e ev sales and now we together to lead the most significant economic transformation since the industrial revolution. this just into the newsroom, the second black democrat kicked out of the tennessee house has been reinstated. commissioners in memphis voting unanimously just minutes ago to send justin pearson back to the legislature in nashville. he and fellow lawmaker justin jones were expelled last week over their role in a gun control protest on the house floor following a deadly school shooting. jones was reinstated to his house seat back on monday. these are considered interim appointments, special elections for those seats will have to take place later this year. but jones and pearson both say they p

. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. it's being called an enormous betrayal. and now pentagon officials are trying to find out who leaked to find out who leaked hundreds of highly ♪ from the mountains to the coast... ♪ ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ todos a la mesa ♪ ♪ que buena la mezcla ♪ ♪ it don't get no better ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ lovin' this land everyday ♪ ♪ norte a sur lo puedes ver ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado...yeah ♪ >> 12 15 on this tuesday afternoon. and we're continuing to follow the breaking news on 8.80, as chp has shut down all southbound lanes in the fremont area as part of their investigation into the fatal shooting of a 5 year-old girl over the weekend happened on this same stretch of the freeway. this is an image from a caltrans camera pointing in the southbound 80 at mission. you can see officers there searching the area. traffic is being diverted off the freeway at fremont boulevard. no estimate right now a

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. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington, california. democratic senator dianne feinstein says she will step away from some of her senate duties, but she won't resign completely despite some members of her own party saying it's time for her to go. i'll explain the bigger implications of all this coming up just ahead. >> from the bay local news station. we now with breaking news. >> and we start with that breaking news. police arrested a suspect in the deadly stabbing of cash app founder bob lee. lead was fatally stabbed on main street in south san francisco. 9 days ago, according to multiple reports, police arrested the suspect in emeryville early this morning. we also reportedly knew the suspects suggesting that this was not a random crime mission. local was the first to report this arrest. the outlet stated the suspect got into a confrontation with lead just before the stabbing and the outlet also named the tech, the suspect as tech worker. and nima mo, many jail records confirmed that a 38 year-old every vote resident with that name w

washington correspondent trevor shirley breaks it down for us.tion abortions and approved by the fda back in 2000. >> but on friday, a texas judge ruled the fda was wrong to approve the drug and ordered a federal hold on mister press doens't 2 decades old approval. this ruling is in extreme abuse of power. it is an extraordinary example of judicial overreach. the grounds of the ruling are are are just completely discredited. but almost immediately after the texas ruling, a judge in washington state ordered the fda to maintain the status quo and lead the drug available for women who need it. they certainly have access today and we intend to do everything to make sure is a available to them. >> not just in a week but moving forward, period. the dueling rulings will almost certainly end up on a fast track to the supreme court. i don't care who the 9 justices are on the supreme court or any court of appeal. they should be able to discern the difference between inserting their personal judgment and using the facts and evidence to make a legal ruling.

whistleblowers like trevor kitchen, the worst time. ah ah, no casualties reported to washing efficient, suggesting crazy, owing violent clash between the sudanese army and power military rage, all my commandment i showed fresh and possible. this is despite the fact that my motives, airlines that say russians called fly with our top story, russian officials have confirmed that the nations molotov cocktails were thrown out the building in the casea, which then come inside the facility at the time. the russian center is a human, it's ha bishop. this is no word from cyprus on who could it be responsible? who told us that western phobia is to blame for the incident, which she described off to that a fire suddenly engulfed a whole war of the russian science and completely burned up. the whole world was just burned down the fight against russians living here. those who promote the risk of phobia, walking in woman attacked russians. she was sentenced to 6 months in prison preparing to mark victory day and the immortal regime and march with a c

he was left behind in the last two prisoner swaps, one for former marine trevor read the other four wtar. brittney griner with us now, paul whelan's brother, david wheelan, david, your parents were able to speak to paul yesterday for the first time in nearly two weeks, he has now spent four years wrongfully detained since december. 2018 living a bleak life inside a russian penal colony right now, how is he doing? he seems to be surviving as well as you can and that sort of situation. he said that his weight is mostly stable. he'd lost a little bit food portions in the prison have been reduced as the sanctions start to bite and the russian economy uh he's he's doing the best he can to get by. your folks say that paul is aware of evan girsky case. um and his fear of being left behind a third time was apparently palpable. today you wrote in a blog post quote. i can't conceive a scenario where the u. s government conceded anything to the kremlin for an americans released that did not include paul. it would be an unconscionable betrayal. unquote um did president biden or any other u. s off

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trevor, thanks for coming on. who, i don't want to make this personal or get my feelings hurt. do i qualify in the plus category? if not me then who? >> oh you absolutely 100 percent do. i've been lobbing big gait for a long time. welcome to the community tucker. i've been lobbing big gait for a long time. to get an s in the alphabet. we should have asked in there for straight people of course they won't let us have that for some reason. thankfully we have a plus. they pretend to be so inclusive yet here they are excluding 96 percent of the pulation. they hide it in that plus. you can hide in the lus. it kinda signifies much like the struggle for justice and equality itself, the alphabet people are nebulous and extend to perpetuity. they are undefinable. that's with the pluses for. anyone can be a plus. >> i thank you told me once you been banned from gay bar since you coming on the show. a beat and haven't had the experience recently. when was the last time you were in a bar that someone said i am the plus? i'm the loch ness monster? i'm the plus you hear about but have never

paul whelan, trevor reed, both tourists, brittney griner, a sports superstar, and now a journalist.aw espionage charges and that he would be put in the same prison paul endured for 20 months, my heart went out to him and his family. >> your brother david said his hope is starting to wear down. do you feel that way too? >> it's very difficult to keep up a level of trying to press the u.s. government to do something helpful when really what you need is for russia to free paul. i think it's very difficult to maintain a steady sense of hope, but i will say that we know really good people are trying to help paul get out. we just have to keep working with them and push them forward so that paul is not left behind for a third time. >> there are no plans for u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken and sergey lavrov to meet on the sidelines of that conference, and i'm wondering does that disappoint you? >> no. i think we're making our point. >> all right. elizabeth whelan, and we will end toen that note. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >>> meanwhile in jerusalem, there's five peop

he worked to get trevor reid released from a russian prison last year.my panel is also back with me. let me start with you, jonathan. so you you have worked in this very dicey field. tell us what your thoughts are about the situation tonight. well first of all i feel for his parents. i feel for him. obviously i mean short of taking a diplomat, i mean, there's no more dashes type of hostage taking and taking a reporter and i think, um, it is a reflection of, you know, frustration within the russian government it how things are going in the war. you know, frustration with the united states doing a pretty decent job rounding impression criminals and you know, apparently, yeah. they have lost a lot of spies. recently i read a report about that today, so i think that this is a sort of a combination of attention, seeking and tick for tat on their part nh it's shameful. i mean, it's obviously, as you say, so incredibly anxiety provoking for his family. where do you begin in terms of trying to get an american out of detention? i think you start by opening a conv

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he's following trevor noah headlining last year after years without a comedian.hout a president in attendance. so not only will he have president biden in the room but he will also have vice president kamala harris who is a notable first. and roy would junior joked with me when i asked him if he was interested in replacing trevor noel on the daily show. he said he was honored to replace him here and he'd be honored to replace him anywhere else, lindsey? >> all right julia, thank you so much, we will check back with you a bit later in the hour. be sure to stick around for a special coverage of the white house correspondents dinner starting at 8 pm eastern right here on msnbc. next, what pence knows, and why he could explain why trump has spoken out against his second in command, who testified for hours before the special counsel's grand jury. l's grand jury with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst psst) flonase. all good. [tap tap] my secret to beating sniff checks? secret dry spray. jus

jack sin bin and trevor grain also part of the gang, they charged under the former da. david's defender brought up what he called the political circus surrounding the case. >> we intend to flesh out the races and class bias tendencies of the gang enhancement unit. dion: can you elaborate? >> tention surrounng the decision-making between nancy o'malley and pam prize. dion: those advising family responded to the accusation. peter mcginnis officer. evidence photos were shown, including the boodle -- bullet hole that went through the wu's family windshield and struck jasper. along with the rifle cases found littered. the chp officer on the stand visibly shaking when asked to view images of jasper's lifeless body. the da has 14 days to respond and make changes to the l, newse arraigned to hear the charges against him tomorrow morning for allegedly shooting and killing his girlfriend and her 13-year-old daughter in oakland. according to the "east bay times," police have i defy the victims as 43-year-old rebecca jenkins and her daughter desiree. the shooting happened saturday

the main suspects in the boeing darya trevor has been arrested and is under investigation. no rush officials say that ukraine ordered the attack on such ask and that's something that key of has denied president putin has addressed the case, claiming that the west could have been involved he fusion for those 8th. usually the key of regime continues to commit grave crimes against civilians. peaceful cities are targeted with rockets, sheldon, the artillery and mortars. terrorist attacks are regularly carried out against local government officials, law enforcement, journalists, public figures, teachers, and university professors neo nazis operate not only in the territories of new russian regions. there is every reason to believe that western intelligence services are involved in the preparation of such sabotage and terrorist acts. do you think you are? we spoke to eaves angler canadian journalist, an activist who says that such statements by candidates, you and representative reflect the countries stuns towards russia. i will see baset array came pretty close to justifying be