valerie county has invited children from an opening to see the building. she wants to show them that the court is there to stand up for their rights. from this room, the young victims can watch the trial proceedings from a safe distance or that way. the defendants in the court room will not come into contact with the victim before today. that was unheard of why this region is often portrayed as dangerous and conservative when nothing ever changes we proving that wrong today. okay, well let me just say this will release tonight, the juvenile justice system and in my opinion, it will contribute to stability from all those keys and as well as security. mm. filming 3 more juvenile court were inaugurated one more step towards democracy in part 2 to pressure from younger generations yearning for freedom. the proof of these is found in the increasing number of universities like the one in keta, in the baluchistan region, which board is afghanistan? it's one of the poorest parts of pakistan and tradition is particularly important here. but in this country of contr

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val valerie grant at alliance investing.ie, good to have you back on you are not a fan of energy. you do social investing. that does not fall in the game plan energy has been hot. the markets are able to make new highs with energy being a fraction 4% of the s&p 500. is there any way for you with your edict to invest on the margins of energy? >> yes, certainly there are opportunities in energy. energy has unique characteristics in terms of the level of volatility and obviously the correlation with the commodity prices we are looking at some of the large energy companies now and suppliers to try to interrogate which ones are proactive and pivoting to a more fossil fuel -- less focus on fossil fuel and more on renewables. you are familiar with exxonmobil with the changes to the board of directors. my sense is that even the large oil and gas companies will be taking action on climate change. there could be some opportunities there for the companies that are proactive to have a place in our portfolio. >> a lot of companies say th

and emily valerie cohen has invited children from an orphanage to see the building. she wants to show them that the court is there to stand up for their rights. from this room, the young victims can watch the trial proceedings from a safe distance or that way. the defendants in the court room will not come into contact with the victim. before today, that was unheard of why this region is often portrayed as dangerous and conservative when nothing ever changes, we proving that wrong today. okay, well, let me just do this with lucian eyes, the juvenile justice system, and in my opinion, it will contribute to stability from all social keys and as well as security. mm. filming 3 more juvenile court were inaugurated one more step towards democracy in part 2 to pressure from younger generations yearning for freedom. the proof of these is found in the increasing number of universities like the one in keta in the baluchistan region. which board is afghan? it's done, it's one of the poorest parts of pakistan and tradition is particularly important here. but in this country of

oxtaby >> you have it right >> valerie, welcome back let's talk about these definitional issues. when you talk about building a portfolio of environmentally, social, and governance -- not pure but outstanding companies, what are you looking for exactly? how do you measure it, valerie >> we measure it in multiple ways, and actually we look at the underlying data rather than a third party rating as a way of assessing the portfolio overall. so when it comes to environmental stewardship as an example, we look at the carbon emissions and carbon intensity of our portfolio relative to the broad market our benchmark is the s&p 500 on social issues, we have third-party data that we're able to scrape from sources like glass door we also look at the corporate equality index, which is a very robust measure of lbgtq equity practices. and if you look at the board of directors, we have a lot of data on the composition of the board. 23 different indicators that we have used to create our own board effectiveness index which looks at everything from the independence of the board overall and the va

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valerie wilson from the economic policy institute. businesses are picking up the pace of hiring but maybe excluding millions of capable candidates because of a criminal record. we speak with one ceo on how the company is trying to change that. this is bloomberg. ♪ joe: we continue our conversation about u.s. jobs during the recovery. companies hoping to bring back all types of records and some candidates are being overlooked. joining us, one company looking to change that. what you see is the scope of the problem? how severe is it? >> thank you for having me, great to be here. i think it is a big reason. we talk about the gap of how many jobs are open and high on appointment. one factor we forget -- high unemployment. one factor we forget his criminal records. -- one factor that we forget, his criminal records. -- is criminal records. i do think there's a huge opportunity for employers to rethink how they do background checks. checkr can help them do that. caroline: how do they do that? i understand you're expunging for free. but 1000

you may know her from "one day at a time" or "valerie's home cooking." she joins me if her set.w like this. "one day at a time," nine seasons. such a crucial part of your life and so unique at the time. there was a divorced single mother raising kids on her own at the core. here you are. >> play ggirl? really? >> i never saw it before. >> it isn't mine. >> okay. kill me. it's better than running through the boys' shower room like julie and her friends did. >> i don't know if you remember that moment. what a precious girl you were. why do you think people connected to much with the show and with you, with your character? >> i'm so blessed. i don't remember that. it was a very long time ago. i started it when i was 15 and it ended when i was 24. i think people just connected because the stories were so familiar. by the time they got to know all of our characters, they wanted to see what our characters were going through, how they could relate to it. i think that is what really holds people to a show. >> so many of the issues on "one day at a time" are still there today. just in sl

cnbc's valerie castro on the great white way tonight. hi, valerie. >> hi, shep, broadway has been shut down since the pandemic began and the reopening of theaters like the august wilson behind me is highly anticipated that when the doors finally open again for a new season in just a few weeks there will be new restrictions in place for everyone who walks through those doors. the broadway league represents the owners and operators of 41 theaters on broadway and says proof of vaccination against covid-19 will be required for all performers, backstage crew, theater staff and audience members. masks will also be required for the audience except when eating and drinking children under 12 who won't be eligible for vaccines just yet will be required to show proof of a negative covid test there will be some exceptions for religious reasons and medical conditions the president of the broadway league says she has no concerns that this will turn people away and, in fact, she thinks it will do the opposite. >> what i've been hearing all day long is

. >> valerie called, text, no answer. she and a co-worker went to his home. >> i think i was starting to get anxious. a part of me knew something really wasn't right. we parked in his driveway. >> what did you do? >> we got out. when i knocked on the door, the door gave a little bit. >> so the front door wasn't locked. >> no. and i was able to walk in the house. >> valerie called out don's name. no response. >> i told my friend, the only way we'll know whether he's here or not is if his truck is here so i opened the garage door. and when i opened the garage door, i found him. >> coming up, what had happened in that garage? >> he's on the ground in front of his vehicle. something is very wrong. >> a clue from the neighbor. >> she has two cameras in the house. she sees donnell fluitt's truck backing out. >> and another from his ex-wife hfl someone been in don's house? >> cat hair in the dryer. a pan in the house. >> when the figure in the garage continues. the figure in the gare continues. e's an america we buid and one we

. >> valeri got engaged in january and her nearly $3500 ring needed a repair shortly thereafter. she brought it to a u.p.s. store and watched the employee pack the ring into a box and step to san francisco to a jeweller. she insured the shipment and saved the receipt. the box made it to the jeweller, but there was no ring inside. she tried filing a claim. u.p.s. didn't respond or pay. so she reached out to us. u.p.s. sent her a check for $3,481.30, the value of the ring and shipping. a rep told us, unfortunately in this situation the delays in the claims approval process were on our side. valerie is now thrilled she can replace her ring. >> we want to thank you very much for allowing us to continue our celebration with a handful of vaccinated friends and to continue believing in the future. >> u.p.s. notes that if you're shipping valuable items you're entitled to get your money fwak back if it is lost or damaged but folk u.p.s. packs the item. she did both. it was smart to snap pictures, save receipts and call us. click the responds option from our main menu or call us the 888-99

valerie bertinelli is fighting back. on this story. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: hey, cecilia, good morning. valerie bertinelli got emotional in a recent instagram post where she was responding to a body shaming comment she received. she said this post affected her. the criticism has followed. actress valerie bertinelli has taken to instagram with a powerful response to a follower who told her she needed to lose weight. >> if i could lose the weight and keep it off, i would. since i haven't been successful with that, my whole entire life at 61 i'm still dealing with this. where's the compassion? >> reporter: bertinelli captioning the video, aren't we tired of body shaming yet? i was going to delete my stories. we all could use more kindness, compassion and grace, because we just never know what someone else is going through. here it is. not deleting, owning it. celebrities coming to her defense. singer demi lovato posting i love you. you said it yourself, you're already enough, and whoever said that is hurting.

and lucas and threatens the west to bring these nuclear waste their territory. valerie, to kind of thank you very much indeed vital interest in the program now she is full. no vice chancellor hands christianity her has gone on trial for alleged corruption. her also ex leader of the right wing freedom party is accused of changing a law to help a party don't a secure public funding for his private hospital. it was forced to resign in 2019 over the so called i b cert by visa gate scandal. video filmed on the spanish island church taco offering public contracts in return for an actual campaign support. it led to the collapse of the previous coalition government led by sebastian courts for still to come this hour, including 6 secondary school students are among the 9 people arrested in hong kong for allegedly plotting to set off who made bondage environmentalist, warning oil due between israel and the u. a put the federal reef at risk of contrast to catastrophe and the punish claire who set up a wimbledon court funnel against one of his story. coming to me hello, we've got sides of some quiet

bob and valerie say they're always packed and ready to go. >> we have to look out for each other. >> that was marissa perlman reporting. fire to 30acreildingwere destro >>> meanwhile, the bootleg fire burning in oregon is so big it's now creating its own weather. the blaze has burned more than 600 square miles. that's bigger than los angeles and about half the size of the state of rhode island. crews are battling it from the ground and the air. at last check it was 30% contained. >>> authorities say the fire is generating so much energy and heat that is changing the weather. normally the weather predicts what the fire will do, but in this case, the fire is actually predicting what the weather will be. >> a sign of the times, and so is this, the drought emergency in napa. the city council is voting on new limits for water usage. the proposal would limit most outdoor irrigation to two days a week. it would also place limits on trucking water into rural parts of the county. the goal is to reduce water usage by 20%, and that could help reserve lake hennessy, napa's main local source of w

that's right australian valerie taylor is a legend more than 10,000 dives in her life, and that is theand during those dives she was in almost every one face-to-face with sharks. she has concluded that it is us, we're the threat to sharks we're the threat to sharks, the oceans and the planet. >> i'd never seen anybody hand feeding a great white shark off the back of a boat i wanted to give that nice shark -- it was a boy shark. >> valerie taylor is a pioneer in the 1950s, swimming with sharks just wasn't done. but a young female scientist, it was just unheard of. famed oceanographer jean-michel cousteau say when everybody else was swimming away, valerie was swimming towards danger she and her husband with their underwater cameras brought the world the first close up under water views of great white sharks ever filmed >> they wanted dangerous marine animals or what they thought were dangerous they wanted drama. and if i could be in the film, fluttering around in my stollies britches, that was even better >> you are either crazy or incredibly courageous. >> i didn't take either of those

if you don't know where to go, go on save.org ask we'll take you to a location near you. >> valerie, what about mandating it for healthcare workers? new york city has done that. >> absolutely. it's more than 2,000 people or employees, for that matter? >> i am all for mandates, particularly for people who are interfacing with the public. the only way we can contain this disease, we know is with vaccinations and so for public health workers, of course, they should be vaccinated and for people working in our restaurant, of course, they should be vaccinated and so i take a pretty hard line in terms of the mandates, but i also think we have a responsibility to go forward with an education campaign so people can understand what the science dictates and there are so many false stories going around so we have to debunk those at the same time as we're saying if you want to be a part of this society, our responsibility is to keep it as healthy as possible. >> what do you think about what the nfl is doing? >> i'm all for it. i agree with the doctor, mandate it, but short of that you have to cre

. >> our next guest is valerie will present the award for the 2021 lincoln prize center. is the trustee of the institute for five years and one of its a most active generous supporters, a former teacher who serves in the florida teachers college at columbiana university, a civic leader who chairs the board of the rockefeller brothers fund. a private foundation advancing social change contributing to sustainable world. she will introduce the winner of the 2021 prize. >> i'm honored to introduce the winner ofhe the 2021 macon priz, david is a rhode island native everywh deceived you see berkel. he taught american literature and at northwestern university bernard college, new york university, rutgers university. since 2006, a professor at the university of new york where he teaches english and american civics, author or editor 16 books and they have one there question cost award, the outstanding book store. a finalist for the national book critics awards. abraham macon and his time, a beautifully written life of making said cultural context of his time new york times book re

hands behind your back >> in a moment, cnbc's valerie castro on how cops are using the tool as a lessice to restrain suspects who refuse to cooperate. first leronne armstrong, oakland police chief oakland shootings are up like 60%, carjackings 95% you said police can't do this alone. who do they need and what do they need them to do >> well they really need community. we need community to step up and step out and say enough is enough we need partnership and we need to build stronger relationships with our community to address crime. >> you say community needs to step up. say there's a single mom who sees it and feels it in her neighborhood and around her community. what does she do >> i hope that she partners with police in her community, i hope she partners with community-based organizations that can help address the issue. i don't believe that police alone should be responsible for this i think the investment in violence prevention non-police responses can be a tremendous help we have to get trusted, credible messengers in the community to try to see if we can message adults involve

valerie is thrilled. can now replace her ring. >> so we want to thank you very much for allowing us to continue our celebration with a handful of vaccinated friends and to continue believing in the future. >> if you're looking for help getting your money back head to nbcbayarea.com. click the responds option from the main menu or call us, 888-996-tips. >> new this morning, if you're looking for a new electric car you might soon get a better deal. california lawmakers are expected to approve new funding that encourages drivers to go green. buyers can see incentives of around $2,000 on electric vehicles and low income buyers could get nearly $10,000 for trading in their gas cars and buying electric vehicles. >>> well next here on "today in the bay," the top stories we're following including making a break for it. the video as an inmate near tahoe tries to pull off a fourth of july great escape. how he was able to get behind the wheel of this fire truck. >>> if your aheading to city hall in san francisco tod

valerie is thrilled. she can now replace her ring. >> so we want to thank you very much for allowing us to continue our celebration with a handful of vaccinated friends and to continue believing in the future. >> if you're looking for help getting your money back head to nbcbayarea.com. click the responds option from the main menu or call us, 888-996-tips. >> thanks, chris. >>> 5:26. sometimes making it means living on the move. >> yeah. the pandemic made many work-from-home, some got creative with where home was, deciding to take their work on the road nearly 11 million americans are so-called digital nomads. one couple says the rent can work out cheaper. >> it sounds like it's this really extravagant, exotic expensive lifestyle and it's not. most of the places we stay the rent is cheaper than what we paid in denver. >> it's not all beaches and cocktails. there are drawbacks to life as a digital know mad. watch their interview on the "today" show, part of our priced out series. >> i know a couple that di

cnbc's valerie castro is here with the rest of this.p, the court released 99 pages of facts and findings in the case that included the judge's ultimate ruling. court documents detailed denver kelly's time in the air force and the criminal conviction for domestic violence against his wife and child that led him to spend a year in military jail. those convictions should have prevented him from buying the firearms later used in the mass shooting, and the judge says that no other individuals, not even kelly's own parents or partners knew as much as the united states about the violence that devin kelly had threatened to commit and was capable of committing, and had the government done its job and properly reported kelly's information into the background check system, it is more likely than not that kelly would have been deterred from carrying out the church shooting. just a few weeks ago, another court threw out four lawsuits filed against the sporting goods chain where kelly bought the firearms saying it couldn't be held liable because noth

castro is live in surfside valerie. >> reporter: with so many people still unaccounted for, the last thing the rescue teams need is a hurricane, but that is exactly what they are bracing for. they are watching hurricane elsa's track very closely over the weekend and will adjust search efforts as needed in the meantime, they continue the agonizing work of looking for the victims and of course they dealt with the terrible scene last night when the 7-year-old girl was found. we're told her father is a firefighter with the city of miami. he was off duty but at the scene when she was found >> we haven't found any survivors yet. but it's very difficult. last night even more so when we removed a firefighter's daughter >> reporter: more teams are arriving from virginia, new jersey and indiana so those teams can get some rest. teams around the world say this collapse has provided a unique challenge. >> this site is the most complicated one i've ever seen in my life. >> reporter: israel's home-front group is trained, but they say this destruction here is different. >> we have dozens of layers

he said something like that would take weeks shep >> valerie castro live on scene tonight. >>> let's turn to jason fair now. you've been on the pile for days looking for survivors. the search is back on tonight. do you approach removing debris any differently following these structural concerns on which we reported >> thank you first for having us on and providing us this opportunity. and with that, the training that these men and women come in here with, i would say that they're not approaching it any differently other than that heightened awareness so they train for this and they watch out for each other as well as the team itself and when i say the team, it's not just the ones on the pile, but the ones behind the scene, such as the engineers that are watching this and meticulously paying attention to every little bit of that building and the pile itself and watching it. because of that and the way that they work together and the programs and policies that are in place, they are very meticulous about how they do that the rescuers are ready to get back on the pile since this event t

thanks so much valerie castro >>> activists in illinois are calling on the governor to issue a statese past the gun violence in chicago after the city's deadliest weekend this year police say 100 people were shot and 18 people murdered over the july 4th weekend the pressure to declare an emergency comes after new york's governor, andrew cuomo, did just that last week new york's order frees up nearly $140 million to help address the problem. nbc's meghan fitzgerald is live in chicago tonight tonight meg. >> i can tell you those calls are growing louder specifically from community leaders and activists on the ground here wanting to see a state of emergency declared that some funding could be freed up so they can try to fix the issue from a grass roots level and then you've got an alderman calling for a multi-pronged approach to something many here are calling a crisis, wanting to see national guard come to town, see officers flood those violent prone areas. as well as funding to what they call violent interrupters, those men and women on the streets trying to stop these diputes from ri

my namee is valerie koehler i'm the owner of a bookshop in houston texas. people are joining us from all over the country. i'm thrilled to be here to introduce a icon of our staff and we are thrilled that they will be joining us tonight. i would like you to meet our guest author and his conversational hardener. eric berger is the space editor for spacex, naafa. eric is a former reporter and as we know we are so thrilled that he is here tonight. inon conversation is andrea reporter for "the houston chronicle" and being in a big city here we have a lot to talk about. i'm going to turn this over to eric and andrea. have a wonderful conversation and i welcome back on for the question-and-answer period. welcome eric, welcome andrea and thank you for coming tonight. >> thanks valerie. >> eric it's very exciting about your book but i love how you started it off. right now i'm in texas and its you were like the cowboy days of the falcon one ftt i'm curious y you decided to write the book that way and what similarities you see between what's happening now back then.

castro is here with details hi valerie. >> the part of this deal that many attorneys general are unhappyklers have not admitted wrong doing, nor are they required to accept any blame. the hope is that this will resolve thousands of cases and it will collect an additional $50 million from the members of the family the money will go towards treatment and care and massachusetts alone is expecting $90 million. >> it is impossible to put a price on what the sacklers did, what the sacklers and purdue took from our families, paying $4.3 billion doesn't even begin to cover their debt. >> the sackler family is primarily responsible for this crisis they should own up to it and what they should do obviously is take responsibility for their misconduct, their illegality, and their efforts, again, at fueling this crisis. >> in a statement to the "new york times," the sackler family says this resolution to the mediation is an important step toward providing substantial resources for people and communities in need. the sackler family hopes these funds will help achieve that goal another part of the agre

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my name is valerie koehler and on the owner of the willow bookshop in houston, texas. i know we people joining from all over thejo country and possibly even be on the world. i am thrilled to make to be here with, to introduce an icon of our staff and were so thrilled that they're going to be joining us tonight. so i would like to introduce our guest author and his conversational partner. eric berger, senior space editor cover spacex, nasa, everything beyond. eric is a former reporter for the "houston chronicle" and as we know he founded space city weather so we arell so thrillede is here tonight inea conversatin with andrea leinfelder, space reporter for the "houston chronicle." and being in space city here we have a lot to talk about when it comes to space. i am going to turn this over to eric and andrea, and had a wonderful conversation, and i will come back on and help facilitate the question and answer period. welcome, eric. welcome, andrea. take you coming tonight. >> thank you, valerie. >> thanks. i will have you started it off. right now we have so much happenin

. >>> hbng valerie calhounism and owners are vandalism. >>> maybe a few high clouds, temperatures range from anywhere in the 60s to already near 90. yes, it is already near 90 in livermore. 88 degrees. the seven-day forecast shows us a cool down but since it is near 90 in livermore, look at the top line. that's your forecast. it will be near 100 but we'll cool you to th weekend. >>> a nascar driver and his wife britney expecting their third child. >> and their sons played a big part in the unique gender reveal. >> on your mark, get set, go! >> it's a girl, out from the back there bof. rning ruer e.ngralations. >> the bar is high wi e ♪♪ >> steffy: i am so excited to be your wife. >> finn: we're really doing this. >> steffy: yes, we are. >> finn: you're making me a happy man, steffy. [ steffy laughing ] >> steffy: we've been engaged for so long. and we have a baby, it's, like, time to make it official. >> finn: mm, you know who's gonna be really excited about this? >> steffy: mm-hmm, our little flower girl? >> finn: yes, kelly has been talking about our wedding since we got engaged. >> s

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valerie arioto scored the first for the americans. that's a nice little tandem there. u.s. cruises to a 2-0 win. softball is back as an olympic event for the first final 2008. raj will join us live from japan in our new newscast tonight at 7:00. >>> well, despite everything, nothing has changed. that's what nurses are saying about good samaritan hospital in san jose after regulators hit it. candace nguyen was at the hospital a few hours ago. they are frustrated. >> they are very much. patient care continues to be an urgent problem. >> it's not just about staffing. it all breaks down to patient safety. >> nurses say they had a town hall with the new ceo this week but are not seeing meaningful changes to staffing problems in multiple departments. they blame the parent company for putting profits before patients. we told but a report with a patient left on a bedpan for six hours, flies and mag gots in a patient's nose going unreported. good sam was hit with a notice of termination, meaning they are in jeopardy of losing their medicare contract, a huge blow to the hospital. an

an og in the shark world, valerie taylor.or more than 60 years. >> unfortunately, there is nobody young today who will ever know how absolutely magnificent nature made the ocean. i saw the great gift that nature had given us, which was a sea life, full of everything. >> reporter: a lifetime of exploring our oceans, captured in the "sharkfest" documentary "playing with sharks." >> i feel sad because it's a marine world that nature gave us, and it doesn't exist in its original state. the best we humans could do is to leave it alone. nature is a great healer. >> reporter: back on the water, i'm still trying to see a shark up close. but so far -- no luck. >> we've been out here a few hours. i'm still confident we're going to get a shark. i'm optimistic, i'm ti >> reporte i'mta one. uph pl "" it's not the same. but it's definitely safer. yeah, i guess i'm almost satisfied. >> our thanks to ashan. "sharkfest" is available on national geographic, nat geo wild, and disney plus. all divisions of our parent company, disney. >>> up next

valerie, thank you >>> nora valcan, director of the national institute on drug abuse. why is fentanyl playing such a huge role in these overdoses >> fentanyl is a very potent drug 50 times more potent than heroin. >> 50 times more >> 50 times more you need more volume, it provides a big profit for the drug market, and it's been used to contaminate other drugs so when you mix fentanyl with drugs like methamphetamine or cocaine, you make them so much more lethal. it has become widespread all over the united states initially it was limited to the northeastern states. now it is everywhere and it's much less expensive than pure heroin and that is one of the main contributors to the overdose deaths. >> the pandemic clearly had an impact we see that in the data. are you concerned that that spike in numbers is here to stay >> well, i wish it's not and i think that one of the reasons why i'm optimistic, i think it's not just wishful thinking, is one of the factors that contributed to the increase in drug use was the isolation. social distancing, that has mentioned before, does

valerie castro on the backlash over the cdc's mask guidance and schools. we'll hear from the former-fda commissioner, dr. scott gottlieb but first, to nbc's peter alexander at the white house on the push for vaccine mandates. >> shep, tomorrow president biden is expected to mandate all civilian federal employees be vaccinated or submit to restrict-covid protocols officials tell nbc news those who do not show proof of vaccination would have to be tested frequently and wear masks. it is a dramatic reversal for the president, who just months ago, said that he did not believe the vaccine should be mandatory. the white house, also, now, ordering mask mandates inside federal buildings even for the vaccinated in places where the virus's spread is high that applies right here in d.c the pentagon doing the same. republicans have pounced on shifting messaging trading sharp words after the chief doctor on capitol hill announced a mask mandate for the house but not for the senate due to rising covid cases here in washington mccarthy saying it's not based on science pe

here's cnbc's valerie castro. >> we have a sibling rivalry he always looked up to me and had the utmosta's little brother >> a positive person loved to be around people >> >> reporter: last september, he was gunned down outside his houston home during an attempted robbery. police would eventually arrest and charge this man, darian caraway who allegedly committed the crime while out on numerous felony bonds for previous arrests. >> seven times we had the chance to hold him, seven times. >> reporter: the ceo of crimestoppers houston says it's a common scenario that contributes to the city's rising crime rate. >> 222 murders already this year, up by 42% just this year 91%, up by 91 was when we compare that statistic to two years ago. >> she says after a 2016 civil rights lawsuit against the courts reformed misdemeanor bail practices harris county judges are now reluctant to revoke or issue cash-only bonds, even in felony cases texas lawmakers introduced bills to address concerns. the aclu argues it would punish the poor and trample on texans' rights and freedoms. >> it would only worsen th

we have valerie castro live at the site the search is back on this evening? >> shep, news the search is back on is a huge relief for families anxiously awaiting for any word on their loved ones. last week when this happened, we told you about pablo rodriguez and his mother and grandmother were inside the building when it collapsed and at this point he wants to know they have been accounted for so they can find closure. the news the search was temporarily halted was difficult to hear today. >> i understand their trepidation and concern about the remaining building and the debris pile falling. you know, i do not want anything to happen to them either they are tirelessly working and trying to do the best they can i understand and i am frustrated >> reporter: president biden made an appearance at the memorial which is just blocks away from the rubble he also vowed that federal funds will pay for 100% of the search and rescue costs for the first 30 days and says the families he met with are realistic about the circumstance and want that confirmationance and want t

rahel. >> valerie castro, thank you we want to talk about that demolition richard slider joins me now, a structural engineer. a hurricane is coming as we mentioned. tropical force winds are expected for the weekend what does this mean for the stability of the remaining building >> actually, there's two factors, one, obviously, and you heard the mayor on a press conference earlier that they're concerned they have engineers on site, they're trying to establish the stability and the safety of the site for the workers. that's one issue, these systems or the concrete columns and slabs are now already unstable to a certain extent. it's my understanding they have sensors and monitors and they're assessing whether the material is moving. when wind gets impacted on this if it does come to the area, that adds another level of impact and potentially greater ability for the structure to collapse further. >> richard, officials say they're working on plans to tear down what's left of the building as we heard value just mention there. do you think that's the right move >> i do. if you look at the ex