u.s. marshal shot and killed. and the stunning video just released. >>> and the new tornado threat tonight across multiple states. we'll go through it. >>> first tonight, a major escalation in the protests at columbia. pro-palestinian demonstrators smashing their way into a hall on campus, barricading themselves inside. will new york city authorities take action? what we're learning right now. >>> the four officers shot and killed and the new images tonight of that charlotte neighborhood, and the terrifying scene. officers firing from behind a vehicle. the suspect armed with an assault rifle, firing from multiple locations. the officers shot, including two 14-year veterans, two dads, one who had just been named officer of the month. >>> tonight, the judge fining donald trump for contempt of court, warning trump he could be put in jail if he continues. >>> tonight, those new tornado watches across several states. severe storms, and they could hit some of the very same places hit with those deadly tornadoes already.

u.s. marshal service, danville police, and the quincy, massachusetts police department. an inmate with a violent past has escaped a jail south of gilroy. the san benito county sheriff's department says daniel lopez zavala climbed over a barbed wire fence at the correctional facility in hollister around two this morning. deputies have yet to track him down. he was last seen wearing a brown jail shirt, orange pants and black shoes. his criminal record includes felony gun charges and child abuse charges. anyone who sees zavala should immediately call 911. the san francisco district attorney's office has a new director of its victim services division, mayor london breed and other city leaders announced. ivy lee has been appointed to the role. she's a civil rights attorney and was previously a legislative aide. the victim services division, or vsd, is in charge of supporting and educating crime victims about their rights and the services available to them. >> we need the city every single day department of this city to stand up and put their money and their make their words i

the u.s. marshals say they hope his arrest brings closure to the victim's family.l, david depape has now been sentenced for a second time in less than a month. he's the man convicted of attacking the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi and plotting to kidnap her. depape was not allowed to speak during his initial sentencing hearing, which was on may 17th. that was a violation of federal law, which triggered today's resentencing. in today's hearing, depape apologized for attacking paul pelosi and said he should have left when he found out nancy pelosi was not there. she was back in dc. this was at their house in san francisco. he also said he wasn't doing well at the time of the attack. today, the judge apologized for her error in the last hearing, but ultimately resentenced apap to 30 years in prison, which was the same as he got initially opening arguments in a separate trial for a state charges begin tomorrow. a former pittsburgh police officer and the city's police department are now facing a lawsuit in connection with the 2022 police shooting. in his suit, th

u.s. marshals service, and the capitol police for theersh. we are also joined by my good friend wade carpenter, president of the chief of police, and president of the firefighters union. and thank you for mems of congress here today. two weeks ago, i was in charlotte, north carolina. spent some time with the families ofhe eight brief police officers who were shot in the line of duty. tragically, four of them were killed. they husbands, fathers, heroes. and all of you who serve and for your families left behind, you live a simple trut every time you put on that shield and walk out of the house, your family wonders if that call will come or if they'll get that terrible call somewhdu or night. we owe you as a nation. this year, we honor over 200 heroic womnd across the law enforcement community who made the ultimate sacrifice. for al fallen officers, i know hearing the name of your husband, wife, father, mother, son or daughter, brother or sister brings it all back as if you got tha just 10 minutes ago. that black hole in the middle of your ches

u.s. marshal and two veteran officers. fourth officer died hours later after being rushed to the hospital. 4 other hospitals were injured. >> dangerous assignments are part of the job. but they step up and do it anyway to protect our communities and protect our families. >> it has been more than five years since a u.s. marshal was killed in the line of duty. monday's incident was the deadliest for charlotte's police force in decades. according to the fraternal order of police, 120 officers died on the job in 2023, a decrease of nearly 40% from the year before. 47 of those deaths were by gunshot, but 347 officers were shot, the highest number on record. in a statement, president biden the charlotte officers heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice. he also called on congress to ban assault weapons and pass more police funding. police seized the ar-15 rifle for evidence. additional information is being collected. stephanie: officials said today they are still investigating if a second gunman might have been involved. in london

u.s. marshall, jason blatt, was keeping an eye out for toby and manard.white silverado. >> you know, it appeared to be driving around there. they were putting their blinkers on in such a fashion that it would hit their brake lights. it was obvious they were lost. my gut feeling was telling me it was them. >> marshall lot followed the truck onto the interstate and call for backup. >> the more units started following the play. not only more units on the ground as far as vehicles, but the middle district of tennessee, these guys, they had helicopters. >> this operation just keeps picking up steam. >> quickly. >> police dash cam video captured the unfolding high- speed chase. crawford assumed the lead position and when everyone was in place drove alongside the truck to get a closer look. >> i was looking at his face, and he had a smirk on his face. a little funny green on his face, he was looking down at me a little bit. >> he recognized john manard, but was toby with him? and there, riding shotgun, yes, she was. and this is toby. >>> coming up. >> he was wal

u.s. marshals there they're all busy with donald trump of course.issue is an impeachable offense. he just confessed to what he is doing. i have a gao report generally 16, 2020 that joe biden, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer relied on. it is right here. december of 2019 the office of management and budget with help from obligation funds are appropriated to the department of defense for security assistance to ukraine for this is when they're going after trump. in order to withhold the funds, we issued a series of nine apportionment schedules with footnotes that made all obligated bounces unavailable for obligation. faithful execution of the law to submit the president to substitute his own policy priorities. for those that congress has enacted into law, omb withheld funds for policy reason. that is exactly what biden is doing. i do not with them going -- excuse me you're not only not only a dictator in america you're not dictator in israel. which is not permitted under the empowerment control act that was passed in 1974. the withholding was not a programm

u.s. marshals, the ability to monitor, the ability to find the funding sources deal with the funding sourceserrorist and statutes for the idea the fbi sits on the side lay with this counterrevolution of marxism and islamic's going on. destroying our educational system the idea of the attorney general says nothing for nothing effective. the president of the united states and blurts out a few comments but nothing effective. nobody is directing the federal government to address what is taking place in this country. we have never seen anti-semitism, jew hatred in america like we have seen before. what you make of this? >> first of all let's be very clear let's not use the first amendment to describe the criminal anti-semitic conduct at that happened at ucla, school which is a national embarrassment and throughout the entire country. listen there' there is enough fl law and protection that is not being used by the biden administration, why? they are playing politics let me mention something i'm sure you know title vi civil rights act i'm old enough to remember when black kids were protected by th

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u.s. marshal tommy weeks, officer sam pelosh, officer alden elliott and officer josh meyer. three mondays ago those four officers were killed in charlotte, north carolina. one of them was my son. and my son was like every other police officer. he was a husband. he was a father. now he his wife is a widow and his children are left without their father who was very important to their lives. how can anybody hate my son? my son was what everybody in the united states is out there. a father and spouse. what would you do, chief, bauds -- what you're trying to do is make sure that we do have enough law enforcement. if law and order is important in this country and the police must be supported because they go to work every day not knowing if they're coming home. they do that every day and they don't talk about it. they know the risk is there. they don't talk about it. they're doing a job they want to do because they want to protect and serve. my son was always a servant. even when he was a teenager. he just loved people. he was a man for others all the time. i think most of the peop

u.s. marshals inside. >> i opened the door and i walk in, and the marshals are in there.t. >> ahn says he was handcuffed and taken to jail for his role in the raid of the north korean embassy in madrid. >> when you're in jail, are you thinking, this is a big misunderstanding and surely i'll be out any day? or did you think, this doesn't look good? >> i thought i'd get bail, right, immediately. i don't have a criminal record. i don't even think i have a parking ticket in the last 15 years. >> christopher ahn spent 87 days behind bars in the los angeles metropolitan detention center. spain had issued international arrest warrants for him and seven other cheollima activists charging them with breaking and ent entering, illegal restraint, and causing injuries. spain has said it was a criminal organization. was it a criminal organization in your mind? >> i mean, unless it's a crime to care and it's a crime to help people. >> i get wanting to help people. but why not let, you know, the cia, let the professionals do this. >> i think it's because all those professionals haven't d

u.s. marshal service says it won lee ran away from his trial back in 2007 after being convicted of kidnapping rape 2007 lee was known as the bad breath rate. this because of the victim describing their encounter after 16 years. investigators in massachusetts say they found information that leads from diablo just east of danville. the massachusetts investigators travel to the bay area yesterday morning and leave was taken into custody. while oakland police are investigating a shooting that happened monday night on that garza boulevard. authorities say they responded to a call around 11 in regards to gunshots. but when they arrived, they found victims. police say they were on scene for a few minutes when the sally under police responded to a vehicle crashed, an avenue upon arrival. they found the crash victim suffering from a gunshot wound. despite life saving efforts. police say the victim died at the scene. we don't have any further details at this time. the details are emerging after a woman was found dead at a home in san jose. police say the woman and her suspected killer who is now in cus

u.s. marshals service, danville police and the quincy, massachusetts police department. >> several residents spoke out at tonight's oakley city council meeting about the emergency evacuation of the oak grove senior terrace residence over the holiday weekend. >> i'm here to speak for those those that are afraid to speak, and i think the city of oakland should. oakley should check the codes. >> a clogged sewer line in a vacant unit caused the flooding sunday. no other units were flooded, but managers were concerned that water might get into the electrical panel or other areas, so they evacuated the building as a precaution. 42 low income seniors were displaced. they are being housed at for free at hotels, with meals being delivered, called residents daily to inquire if they need any toiletries or necessities or medications, and to make sure we can meet their dietary restrictions whenever possible. pg and e restored power to the building this morning, and some residents were allowed to return. although the elevator will not be repaired, we're told until tomorrow. people who need to use it to ac

u.s. marshal service. earlier this week when he received a call from authorities in massachusetts that a convicted rapist may be hiding out in the bay area, he stepped in. >> someone who has been on the run for 17 years will be going pretty comfortable. it is unique. and especially with something that is as violent as it was. >> reporter: in 2007, tuen kit lee was convicted of violently raping a coworker outside boston. he fled the state before his sentencing. 17 years later, he was arrested 3,000 miles away. the case had gone cold, he says, but it's the investigators who caught a break in a social media post several.s ago that tipped them off to his potential presence in danville. >> and cold cases get so gruesome that you want to give up. and you think there is nothing left to do. and it will just take the effort for someone to keep pushing. >> reporter: according to a news release from the massachusetts state police, which placed a $10,000 bounty on lee, investigators connected him to the owner of the m

u.s. marshals, deputy u.s. marshal killed in north carolina just recently. it's an honor, a privilege to be able to be associated with those who are willing to sacrifice so much for the benefit of all of us and particularly those in the community in which they live. we honor that sacrifice, that dedication, that service to our communities. we know police officers put their lives at risk. their families know they put their lives at risk every day, protect our communities and our country. while this week is a time to remember those who have passed, it's also important for us to express gratitude to those who currently serve. during this week, we will memorialize 282, 282 individual law enforcement officers, 282 heroes who during the last year gave their lives serving their community. one of those heroes was kansas officer jona oswald. last year officer oswald was fatally shot while responding to another department, a nashing law enforcement -- neighboring law enforcement's request for help. officer oswald was just 29 years old, husband, father, father to two y

u.s. marshals and by police. no word on how soon lee could be extradited back to massachusetts. >>> the man convicted of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer has been sentenced again to 30 years in prison. david depape had to be resentenced after a mistake during the first sentencing when the judge didn't give depape the chance to make a statement. he made one today, apologizing for assaulting paul pelosi, the husband of the former house speaker. in 2022 depape broke into pelosi's home. depape's son spoke following his father's resentencing. >> the previous sentencing, he wasn't able to make a statement of remorse. despite his statement of remorse, they still gave him the absolute maximum sentencing, which i think a lifetime sentence is quite harsh. >> depape's federal case wraps up, he still faces trial in state court. a hearing in the case is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> some people in antioch are worried about losing an important transit option. they're fighting back against a plan to close the antioch-pittsburg

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u.s. marshals service says that tune leave ran away from his trial in 2007 after being convicted of kidnapping and rape. after 16 years, investigators in massachusetts found information lee was in diablo just east of danville, massachusetts. investigators traveled here to the bay area this morning and lee was taken into custody. in the north bay. police and sandra fell are warning residents after a series of incidents involving people impersonating federal agents. police say the impersonators are targeting pedestrians and people sitting in their cars. they walk up to the victims, identified themselves as federal agents and asked to see the victims wallets. that's when they steal the wallet or any cash. police want to remind you a law enforcement officer will never demand someone turn over their entire wallet. purse or cash. san francisco's health department is encouraging people to get their m-pox vaccinations ahead of the summer. >> it recommends the 2 dose vaccination, especially for the lgbtq community ahead of pride saying that those folks are likely to be most affected right now. health o

u.s. marshal's task force trying to serve him a warrant. hughes was also allegedly injured four officers in the shootout. he had a lengthy criminal history dating almost 15 years. >>> a metro train and usc shuttle bus collided in los angeles near the university of southern california. authorities say there were about 150 passengers on the train, and two people on board the shuttle bus. 16 people from the train and two from the bus were taken to the hospital. another 37 were sttreated on th. >>> turning to kansas where a tornado tore through the small down of westmore land, killing at least one. the risk for severe weather continues today. let's bring in nbc meteorologist angie lassman who is tracking all of this for us. a busy week so far. we're not even done yet, angie. >> you've got that right, frances. another round of those storms that could potentially become severe later today. this morning we're waking up to rain across the midwest and already thunderstorm activity across parts of the southern plains. the plains is the area we'll be

i'm told the suspect may be out of state, and that the u.s. marshals may also be looking for him. anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to contact oakland police. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> new at 730 tonight, walmart says it is cutting more than 500 bay area jobs at two different bay area locations, according to a warning notices from the state employment department. the retail giant will lay off 388 employees at its e-commerce center in san bruno, and 180 more employees are coming to its sunnyvale location. those cuts are expected to happen on august 9th or around that time. in addition to these job cuts, walmart is planning on closing its fremont store, which will lead to 169 additional layoffs. and bay area based pixar has announced its laying off about 14% of its workforce. the company's president announcing the layoffs at an internal memo today. the cuts are expected to affect about 175 workers. they come as the company scales back development of original streaming series for disney, for which the company had hired additional producing staff. the head of

u.s. marshal shot and killed.the stunning video just released. >>> and the new tornado threat tonight across multiple states. we'll go through it. >>> first tonight, a major

in a statement, the u.s. marshals say they hope his arrest brings closure to the victim's family. david depape, the man convicted of plotting to kidnap former house speaker nancy pelosi and attacking her husband with a hammer, has now been recentered for his crimes. a court error during the first sentencing made today's hearing necessary. and as nbc bay area's sergio quintana reports, that hearing also included an apology for the attack. reporter. for the second time this month, david depape was sentenced on federal charges related to a brutal attack on paul pelosi, the husband of the former speaker of the house. the hearing was triggered by a mistake in the first sentencing back on may 17th. u.s. district judge jacqueline scott corley did not give depape an opportunity to speak at today's hearing. she apologized for that error, taking full responsibility and vacated that sentence. she also allowed depape to talk, and he took the opportunity to apologize to the man he attacked, telling the judge, i'm very sorry for what i did to paul pelosi. i should have left when nancy wasn't th

u.s. marshal's service. earlier this year when he received a call from authorities in massachusetts that a convicted rapist may be hiding out in the bay area, he stepped in. >> someone who's been on the run for 17 years is probably gotten pretty comfortable. it's unique there hasn't been additional crimes that maybe we haven't seen, especially with something as violent as it was. >> reporter: in 2007, tuen kit lee was convicted of violently raping a coworker outside boston. he fled the state before sentencing. 17 years later, chris played a role in his arrest 3,000 miles away. the case had gone cold, he says, but it's the investigator who is caught a break in a social media post months ago that tipped them off to his presence in danville. >> cold cases, they get so gruesome sometimes you want to give up. you think you've done everything, interviewed everyone, think there's nothing left to do. and it just takes that effort for swn to just keep pushing. >> reporter: according to a news release from the massach

u.s. marshals service show the moment they took lee into custody. with the help of danville police.statement, the marshals say that they hope the arrest brings closure to the victim's family. convicted murderer scott peterson will be back in court tomorrow. the hearing is in san mateo county, but peterson will appear virtually from mule creek state prison, which is near sacramento. the 51 year old is serving life in prison for the murder of his wife, laci, and their unborn son, connor, 20 years ago. the new team of his new team of lawyers with the la innocence project filed motions requesting that items gathered during the original murder investigation undergo dna testing that includes items like a bloody mattress found inside a burned out van found near the peterson's modesto home, and a tarp found in the san francisco bay, near where lacey's remains were discovered. the stanislaus county district attorney is opposing the motions. the man convicted of attacking congresswoman nancy pelosi's husband and plotting to kidnap her has now been sentenced for a second time in less than a mo

u.s. marshals, has now been caught in france, according to the associated press. >> he did uh- forced himself on me and raped me and after he did that, he started crying said, i'm sorry. like i didn't mean to hurt you. i didn't mean to hurt you. did i hurt you? and then i said, yes, he hurt me. >> that is shannon keeler speaking to abc news. three years ago. she said she was raped by cleary in her room after a frat party in 2013 at gettysburg college in pennsylvania. she went to campus police and local authorities, but nothing was initially done and no charges filed. that was until keeler says cleary sent facebook messages to her admitting guilt. police then reopened the case and put out an arrest warrant. cleary is a saratoga native and santa clara university alum who allegedly had been on the run since those messages were made public three years ago. >> it's like you came to terms with that, that he did do it and his last few messages were, so i raped you. i won't do it to a girl ever again. >> i think the strength of that social media statement is going to carry the day to bring mr. cleary

u.s. marshals office tells us they helped stockton police arrest a man wanted for homicide. police gave the all clear just after five tonight and new developments from the middle east, the ap reports. israeli forces have taken control of the gaza side of the rafah border with egypt. it's a key crossing for people to get in or out of gaza. the new attacks come after it seemed both sides agreed to a ceasefire. israeli officials say what hamas agreed to was different from what was offered by israel in recent days. israel's offer included a six week ceasefire and the release of palestinian prisoners in exchange for up to 33 hostages. >> we continue to believe that a hostage deal is in the best interests of the israeli people. it's in the best interest of the palestinian people. it would bring an immediate cease fire. it would allow, increased movement of humanitarian assistance. and so we're going to continue to work to try to reach one. >> earlier today, israel had warned 100,000 palestinians in eastern rafah to evacuate immediately. police in southern california arrested at le

u.s. marshals tracking him down in france, where he's being held pending extradition proceedings. keeler has said she's grateful, but knows this only happened because i went public with my story, which no survivor should have to do in order to obtain justice. it's important to note cleary has not been convicted of any crime, and he is not officially responded to the accusations. in the arrest warrant, a french lawyer representing him did not immediately comment. rhiannon lionel. >> all right, andrea, thank you so much. a close encounter with a big cat near seattle. a cougar entered this family's yard in monroe, washington. look here, chasing a couple of cats and coming just feet away from several people and a puppy. fortunately, no one was hurt. but three months ago, a person was mauled by a cougar about 20 miles away, and another close call, this one in a beach in mexico. look closely at bull charging at a woman in baja california. man. several ranches are nearby, so animal encounters are apparently not that unusual there. >> i wouldn't want to encounter either of those animals.

u.s. marshal thomas weeks leaves behind a wife and four kids. charlotte-mecklenburg officer joshua eyer was just named april's officer of the month. sam poloche and william alden elliott were both 14-year veterans of the state department of corrections. [ gunfire ] new cellphone video shows officers coming under fire. investigators say it started when the task force tried to serve a warrant to a convicted felon who opened fire with an ar-15 rifle and a handgun from an upstairs window. the suspect was killed. investigators had initially said there was a second shooter, but now they're not sure. four other officers were wounded. >>> coming up, bounce house tragedy. a strong gust of wind sends an inflatable house flying. >>> and reclassifying marijuana. a historic shift in drug policy. . a historic shift in drug policy. bipolar 1, i got help to push back. i got help to push back. we got help to push back with lybalvi. once-daily prescription lybalvi is proven to treat manic or mixed episodes of bipolar 1 in adults to help you push back. elderly pat

u.s. marshals on a relentless manhunt. >> the chase is >>> from cbs news bay area this is the evening edition. >> now at 11:00, wet start to the weekend meant more wrecks and flooded roads across the bay area. more on the way. >>> and with some cinco de mayo festivities already underway, we'll look at what oakland is doing to avoid the chaos we saw during last year's celebrations. >> the police activity's very active right now. you never know what happens. >> i feel like maybe if there was space for that specific activity where perhaps it would just bring the community closer. >> we've also got an update on one of the san jose police officers who was shot in the line of duty this week while responding to a domestic violence call. >>> good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. we thought we were past these weekend storms, but mother nature had other ideas. >> we saw some pretty solid downpours across the bay area today. this is what it looked like in a time lapse this morning on bay area bridges. definitely enough to cause some problems on the road. >> like this wreck we caught

u.s. marshals task force attempted to execute an arrest warrant for him in a charlotte, north carolina, housemonday afternoon. several officers immediately came under fire as others rushed in to help. >> to me, that's truly heroic, when you hear the gunshots and the rapid fire, and they are running directly into it because they know that there are people that need help. >> reporter: hughes then attempted to leave the house and was shot dead. two women were eventually taken into custody after an hourslong standoff. neither has been charged. tonight, we are learning more about the four officers killed. deputy marshal tom weeks, who leaves behind a wife and four kids. william "alden" elliott and sam poloche, both 14-year veterans of the state department of corrections. and joshua eyer, a cmpd police officer who died at the hospital. deamonte white knew officer eyer. he was the school police officer who inspired him to serve. >> you know, when danger strikes just like any other officer, he's going to get out there. >> reporter: today, remnants of the chaos remain. the house partially destroyed an

u.s. marshal thomas weeks, department of correction veterans sam poloche and alden elliott, and officer of the month joshua eyer. >> he was out getting illegal guns off the street. he is going to be sorely missed. >> reporter: this tragedy now the deadliest for police from gunfire in almost a decade. >> it's just been very tough. and -- knowing that you have families that are hurting right now. >> reporter: law enforcement says this man, terry hughes jr., with a lengthy the yard out house. investigators recovered an ar-15, a handgun, and more than 100 shell criminal record, gunned down the officers as they approached serving a warrant before he was shot in the yard out this house. investigators recovered an ar-15, a handgun, and more than 100 shell casings after a furious confrontation. how does a convicted felon acquire a high-powered assault rifle? >> you know, i think you can ask anybody on the streets. you can have these laws on the books, but if someone wants to possess a firearm, they can certainly get one. >> reporter: now, after a spate of recent attacks on officers, another remind

investigators are searching for answers after a gunman killed three u.s. marshals and a police officer. that shooting happened yesterday as the officers were trying to serve a warrant for a suspect. the suspect, 39 year old terry hughes jr, opened fire through a window, then moved into the front yard, where officers shot and killed him. at this point, two women inside that home are not considered suspects and are fully cooperating with the investigators. you have to understand the amount of evidence that's going to be collected, probable be well over 100 rounds of gunfire, of projectiles and casings that will be collected. police say they recovered the weapons used in the attack. an ar 15 assault rifle and 40 caliber handgun. a somber day from the bay area to idaho. a sheriff's deputy gunned down during a traffic stop was remembered in a memorial service. walnut creek native tobin bolter was killed in boise, idaho, this month after being shot by a driver he pulled over. hundreds attended his service today in idaho. it was also live streamed at the north creek church in walnut creek. bo

u.s. marshal bear three. in the midst of violence and prejudice, greaves is committed to justice no matter the cost. i'm looking for men are willing to fight for justice, civil rights for all. and his legacy on in every marshal who wears the badge today. this is how laws are the law man on fox nation. when you can't watch, listen, get the latest news business and news headlines on sirius xm anywhere. fox news radio on sirius xm america listening. >> earlier this week, sean spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin israe netanyahu. they discussed anti-semitism on college campuselime minisben biden administration's tepid support of israel and so mucca t more. >> here's part two of their conversation. 2 statde the statement over and over again when when congressional appropriations were made to help israel outwhen your war on terror. then came conditions from presbiden administration and a pressure campaign for you not to finish the battle, the war that they started you and not to go into rafah or the aid would

u.s. marshals service, and u.s. attorneys' offices, as well as the criminal division and the national security division. we will use these resources to continue our fight against gun violence, to prosecute illegal gun traffickers and straw purchasers, and to invest in advanced technological tools like ballistics analysis, firearms tracing, gun intelligence centers, and local fusion cells. we will also use these resources to strengthen our work to counter both foreign and domestic terrorism. as the fbi director has testified, we are facing an increasing threat of foreign terrorism since october 7. we will also use these resources to continue to counter the threats that the governments of iran, russia, china, and north korea pose to our national security and our economic stability. and we will use these resources to continue our efforts to dismantle the global fentanyl supply chain and to break apart the cartels responsible for flooding poison into our communities. as we deploy our own prosecutorial and investigative

u.s. marshals office tells us they helped stockton police arrest a man wanted for homicide.l clear just after five tonight and new developments from the middle east, the ap reports. israeli forces have taken control of the gaza side of the rafah border with egypt. it's a key crossing for people to get in or out of gaza. the new attacks come after it seemed both sides agreed to a ceasefire. israeli officials say what hamas agreed to was different from what was offered by israel in recent days. israel's offer included a six week ceasefire and the release of palestinian prisoners in exchange for up to 33 hostages. >> we continue to believe that a hostage deal is in the best interests of the israeli people. it's in the best interest of the palestinian people. it would bring an immediate cease fire. it would allow, increased movement of humanitarian assistance. and so we're going to continue to work to try to reach one. >> earlier today, israel had warned 100,000 palestinians in eastern rafah to evacuate immediately. police in southern california arrested at least 100 more pro-pa

u.s. marshals in the west he is often viewed with suspicion and outright hostility but over a staggering 30 year career he brings thousands of outlaws to justice and since more than a few to their grace. has got phyllis coming up next have a great evening everybody. [ ♪♪ ] >> greg: yes yes! yes okay stop undressing me with your eyes. happy wednesday. while the rnc headquarters was evacuated after getting a package addressed to donald trump to vials of blood's they limit -- eliminated suspects who no longer have any. commerce department wants to add a million construction workers who are women to the industry or just a guy is. they are forced to stop selling a beer in honour of osama on their website should have sold vodka so they could honour the terrorist with a shot to the face. and nigerian woman created the whitest week in 12 feet in width is it first sale asks 1 man jesse watters. >>> they want to change the word offender to justice impacted individual illinois people want to change it to a marxist impacted [ bleep ] stain sports rater for the kansas city is star wants harrison but ker

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u.s. marshal service says to leave right away from his trial in 2007 after being convicted of kidnapping and rape. lee was known as the bad breath rapist due to the victim, describing their encounter after 16 years. investigators in massachusetts found info that leave was in diablo just east of danville, massachusetts. investigators travel to the bay area this morning. was taken into custody. >> new at 10, the tesla factory in fremont is being sued by hundreds of workers. the case alleges severe harassment against black workers in the factory in the court documents workers say higher ups had called them the n word and fellow workers referred to the plant as the plantation or the slave ship. workers also say they've seen anti-black graffiti, including new, says racial slurs and swastikas. tesla responded to the lawsuit saying if that was informed about racist incidents, it took, quote, immediate and appropriate corrective action and quote, the class action lawsuit will now revolve around whether the judge can find a pattern of widespread racial abuse at the fremont factory. another retail sto

u.s. marshals, has now been caught in france, according to the associated press. >> he did uh- forced himselfn me and raped me and after he did that, he started crying said, i'm sorry. like i didn't mean to hurt you. i didn't mean to hurt you. did i hurt you? and then i said, yes, he hurt me. >> that is shannon keeler speaking to abc news. three years ago. she said she was raped by cleary in her room after a frat party in 2013 at gettysburg college in pennsylvania. she went to campus police and local authorities, but nothing was initially done and no charges filed. that was until keeler says cleary sent facebook messages to her admitting guilt. police then reopened the case and put out an arrest warrant. cleary is a saratoga native and santa clara university alum who allegedly had been on the run since those messages were made public three years ago. >> it's like you came to terms with that, that he did do it and his last few messages were, so i raped you. i won't do it to a girl ever again. >> i think the strength of that social media statement is going to carry the day to bring mr. cleary b

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