. >> reporter: casey white was finally back in handcuffs but vicky white didn't survive. >> found out she took her own life has just been a roller coaster. >> reporter: her colleagues in alabama devastated by her death and the revelation the woman named employee of the year was someone they knew very little about. >> our employees have been through a full range of emotions the last week and a half, from fear and concern for her when this first was reported and then finding out she was actively involved and actually final that she probably was the mastermind behind the whole plan. >> reporter: sheriff singleton left to wonder was it really all for a jail house romance. >> why were you doing this what were you thinking why would you even go there? i still don't understand it. it is not the vicky white we knew. >>> and the sheriffs out of expects casey white to arrive here some time tonight tween 9:0 and 1030 local time. he'll appear before a judge and then to a facility, housed by himself, in a cell by himself for the time being for vicky white. she was nominated employee of the year ju

your house, a guy you never met, puts a bag over your head, and he drags you out to the van, and he handcuffs himself to you and you to the van, and then he does everything, right? he cuts your hair, trims your nails. he gives you a dental cleaning and a colonoscopy, and a covid booster shot, and a little turkey sausage, and he tells you you're a very good boy, and you come out looking best you've ever looked in your life? i mean, who's ready to start vrooming with human groomin'? ( applause ) thank you so much. >> stephen: emmy blotnick, everybody. thank you, emmy. you can catch emmy at the moontower "just for laughs" comedy festival in austin, texas, this weekend. emmy blotnick! that's it for "the late show." james corden is next. good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org q1 ♪ are you ready, y'all to have some fun ♪ and feel the love tonight don't you worry where it is ♪ you come from it will be all right ♪ it's the "late, late show" ♪ >> reggie: ladies and gentlemen, all the way from...

could face life in prison if convicted of either charge james appeared in the federal courtroom in handcuffs today cops say he released smoke bombs and shot ten people as the subway car pulled into the station in brooklyn last month all victims survive. it ended when he called the tip line on himself. no word on the motive. detectives say he posted videos making bigoted statements he's due back in court in two months >>> coming up, what would you do with $100 billion? it is a question california governor newsom now can answer aver after a america's largest state came up with the largest surplus. >>> nurses are celebrating the sentence of a colleague convicted of homicide. convicted of homicide. why a judge's ruling cald ny i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. with skyrizi 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months, after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms su

this up so bad, continue to make the same mistakes, continue to evade what was going on, continued to handcuff public health agencies like the cdc. and then i don't think anyone could've seen the virulence of the anti-vaccine movement, which basically turn people away from the vaccines and made so many, and cause so many vaccine preventable death. i think that something that was out of most people's imagination. 100, 000, 200,000 deaths, most of us thought were likely to occur. self. the rest of it, i think, is something more about human factors, rather than the virus itself. >> to mary in louisville, kentucky. >> yes, my family has all been vaccinated. we all -- most of us were only sick for about three days. my daughter who is 39 has been just deathly ill. this is the seventh day. she's been to the hospital twice. they gave her some type of antibody. she still is not getting any better. >> everybody's experience of covid-19 is a little bit different. some people may have a more severe case if you have underlying risk factors asthma, obesity. all of that can have people make -- it diabetes pr

five men in total, all placed in handcuffs. in man tells me they from mexico. a short time later, the rest of the drugs are found nearby. five bundles in total. 50 pounds each. >> how often do you see this sort of thing out here? >> two weeks ago, sir, we saw it on sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday. and for sure every week. >> we also come across the body of a 28-year-old honduran woman who succumb to the big bend sector brutal heat likely after following behind with her group. tragically she is one of many. >> they just left her. >> and jesse, that woman's body was actually more than 30 miles inland from the u.s.-mexico border. this goes to show how far some of these illegal immigrants are ready to go in that dangerous terrain. we got an update from texas dps in that same big bend sector this afternoon they caught 32 immigrants dressed in camouflage as well as four more bundles of drugs. the work continues day in and day out. send it back to you. >> jesse: thanks a lot, bill for the reporting. >> you saw how bad the situation is at the border und

she immediately complain about this and when she did, federal marshals put her in handcuffs. ultimately they freed her, at which point she "made her distance from the crowd, jumped the school fence and ran inside to grab her two children." she then ran out of the school with her children. in other words, this mother was cuffed, freed, ran into the school and still had time to get her kids out as the police stood outside. now, if that's true it's a scandal. today the police called a press conference to try to explain all of this. texas dps and began by explaining it might just be a rumor that parents were urging police to go inside the building. watch. >> eyewitnesses that parents of the students were urging the police to go in while you were waiting for a tank and s.w.a.t. team, even that some parents are asking to borrow police armor so they could make a counter assault on the school? >> i for that information, we have not verified that yet. >> what part haven't you verified? >> we have not verified if that is a true statement or not or is it just rumor out there. >> tucker:

five men in total, all placed in handcuffs. we also come across the body of a 28-year-old honduran woman who succumbed to the brutal heat. likely after falling behind with her group. tragically, she's one of many. and the body of that woman that a we came across was actually about 30 miles inland from the border. she was just hours away from a local highway, goes to show how far some of these migrants willing to go in these dangerous and deadly conditions. back to you. elizabeth: always terrific journalism. he's such a good storythem tell -- storyteller too. brave reporting there. tom homan, it's great to have you on, and thanks for your service to our country. continued a heartbreak at the border, people are running for their lives away from crises in south and central america, but then they're getting hit with criminals, drug cartels and human traffickers. five border patrol agents in arizona in the tucson sector, they risked their own lives to rescue two illegal immigrants locked inside the trunk of a burning car, five migra

have the fbi at my door asking a lot of questions and they might put me in these really nice looking handcuffs that they have. >> well, that is so true, and here is where we are at. these are the tactics of liberals in america. the good news is, is that i think americans are starting to reject these tactics, and what are the tactics? one is false labeling. they want to call everyone a white supremacist who has a maga hat on, who doesn't think crt should be taught in school, they call parents science deniers because they don't want there to-year-olds and their 5-year-old wearing masks. they call people who don't think boys should compete against girls in sports transphobic. then they moved to deplatform it and they say if you post anything that we don't agree with, you're off of twitter, facebook, instagram. elon musk says basically go jump in a lake, i'm going to take care of twitter. then what do they do? then they resort to violence and it is blm and antifa. the reason why, to answer question, these are the tactics embraced by liberals, and every once in a while, i look at the rules for radi

disappeared friday after vicki breaking jail protocol led casey out to her patrol car still in shackles and handcuffs. surveillance video shows the cruiser driving past a gas station. apparently headed to this shopping center where it was found abandoned friday afternoon. there investigators believe vicki and the 6'9" inmate switched into the orange ford edge investigators are now searching for. the u.s. marshal service releasing these images to demonstrate the difference in height vicki white is 5'5". the vehicle switch a move that apparently went undetected a surprise to local shoppers >> we notice things like that around here. that would be different. >> speaking to the new york post by phone, casey white's mother claims her son who was awaiting trial for murder is not the monster they're making him out to be. as to whether she was aware with his special relationship with the corrections officer, she said he never mentioned vicki white. he said he had a pen pal, but i had no idea who it was she is no longer employed by the lauderdale sheriff's office and even though she submitted her resignation p

one parent told "the wall street journal" she was put in handcuffs. another claims to have been tackled by the police and been thrown to the ground while a third was pepper sprayed. >> as a father, i would have just went in. i don't need nobody to tell me to go in and defend the armless children. why wait? >> we have more now on the investigation from cnn's ed lavandera. >> reporter: two days after the mass shooting at robb elementary, the story of what happened when the gunman arrived on the campus has fundamentally changed. >> there's a lot of possibilities. i don't have enough information to answer that question just yet. >> reporter: the new details revealed in a bewildering press conference with the texas department of public safety. >> he walked in unobstructed initially. he was not confronted by anybody. to clear the record on that. >> reporter: police revised earlier reports that the gunman engaged with a school resource officer. according to investigators, 12 minutes passed when the suspect crashed his grandmother's truck on tuesday morning a

authorities accuse the guards of beating the man even though he was in handcuffs and being compliant. in a statement, the florida department of law enforcement said -- "the inmate was beaten so badly he had to be carried to the transport van." miami-dade state attorney katherine fernandez rundle announced the charges. >> misconduct, abuse, or criminal behavior have no place in florida's correctional system. individuals who are sentenced to incarceration by our criminal courts have lost their freedom, but not their basic rights. amy: new governmt data shows the fbi conducted at least 3.4 million searches of private electronic data from americans last year without a warrant. that's triple the number from the previous year. the office of the director of national intelligence released the data friday, which showed how many times the fbi submitted queries to a database of emails, texts, and other electronic domestic communications. it is unclear how many individuals were spied on. in new york state, charges have been dismissed against two longtime peace activists who were arrested in 2019

for her to come in and just hook this man up and they're hooking to skype -- i mean, putting the handcuffs and all of that on him and taking him out thereof, that would have had to raise all kinds of flags, especially with a female taking a male and then of course with his background and they had all types of information in their records to indicate that this man was a high risk. it's just too many things that are here. and then also it's my understanding, maybe i'm wrong, that she had resigned or retired or something before this. maybe i'm wrong on that. >> she put in retirement papers, right. >> yes. that's crazy. so if a retirement was in, it would seem like why would she have been there anyway? the fact that i think what happened also is the level of command that she represented, she was a high official, i think a deputy somewhere up in the high ranks. so i could see how in the lower ranks us being a command and control environment, you're always concerned with questioning someone that has rank over you. because you're worried about what the repercussions that would be if it turns out

the chaos show frustrated parents being tackled in some cases in handcuffs by police as they were trying to get in the school themselves. they knew the gunman was still inside. they could hear gunshots. the person on site who made the call not to have officers enter the classroom to breach it and to confront the shooter. well, the person charged was the school district police chief today, the texas department of public safety director said that decision not to enter the classroom was the wrong decision. and texas governor greg abbott who earlier this week praised the quick response of valley at local officers blasted law enforcement today for not providing him accurate information. >> the information that i was given. in part to be an act. there are people who deserve answers the most. whose lives have been destroyed. answers that inexcusable. any inaccurate information whatsoever. >> today in uvalde, the community gathered at a growing memorial to the lives lost this week. trying to process this new information. >> what kind of jobs they have. i mean, they're like this isn't about on th

said casey white is going to eventually be brought back there, will stay in a cell by himself with handcuffs ask shackles on. what measures are authorities likely to take now to make sure he stays in custody and can be transported safely. >> it's my understanding that the sheriff, when he is returned, casey white's returned to alabama, they will process him. there will be an arraignment in lauderdale county and then he will be housed in another facility. i'm sure it will be maximum in terms of the security level. >> and did -- marshal keely, did you know they had that -- did they have cash on them to purchase those vehicle -- all those vehicles? >> we know they had somewhere between 65,000 and $90,000 cash. we know that the first vehicle that was purchased, the pickup truck that -- that they paid $6,000 for that vehicle. it was purchased from an individual who had the truck for sale on his property close to hoiz home so we don't know how much they used over the period of time on the run. >> and was the that money she got from selling her own? kbauz i understand, her hom home sold for the $90

. >> no handcuffs, no arrest. trevor was free to go. >> so, i waited about ten minutes for leana to get there. in that ten minutes, the shift changed at the police station. the new officers came in with new police chief. you saw i was speaking english with the duty there, and he asked, like, why is this american here? after three minutes, they came back and told me i could not leave. so, i did try to ask them why. they wouldn't answer me. fsb shut up ten minutes after that, so i almost immediately -- >> it's a successor organization to the kgb? >> yes, so, when lina did get there, you know, she said what crime are you charging him with? they said, he assaulted a police officer here tonight in the police station. she said, are you stupid? i was with him at night in the police station, he didn't assault anybody. she said, you know, i'm a lawyer, i want your cameras. after that they completely stop talking to us. they realize they had 40 security cameras there, and trying to say all 40 cameras did not work was probab

selling her home much less than it was worth the only thing out of the abandoned vehicle was a radio in handcuffs, sheriff singleton same focus continues to be a vicki white safety since she and her companion was awaiting trial for can confessing a murder. >> almost a concern for her safety until we know she is safe. this guy can be volatile anything can set them off at any time he just lose it and decide that she is a hindrance to them. >> meanwhile a total reward of $25,000 is being offered him a 15,000 for, and 10,000 for vicki, also alabama mayor calling the pair a major threat to the public as it's unknown whether their armed rifle and an ar-15 was registered to vicki white had not been found. rich. >> marianne you very much. branson at the pentagon has announced another $350 million in military aid for ukraine, including counter artillery radars and electronic jamming equipment. this and are more evacuations from the steel plant with russia expected to escalate assault this weekend. at a victory day celebrations monday marching germany's surrender. they are live in lviv. good saturday morni

five men in total all placed in handcuffs. this man says they're from mexico. a short time later, the rest of the drugs are found nearby. five bundles in total. 50 pounds each. >> how often do you see this sort of thing out here? >> two weeks ago we saw it sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday. for sure every week. >> we also come across the body of a 28-year-old honduran woman who succumbed to the big bend sector's brutal heat likely after falling behind with her group. tragically she's one of many. >> they just left her. >> charles, just after that, we came across another separate drug bust. four bundles. the drug smugglers got away. for the body of that woman, we found that about 30 miles inland from the border. that shows how far they're willing to travel to cross illegally. she was hours away from a local highway. back to you. >> charles: so tragic. thanks, bill. should the president be heading to asia as title 42 sets to expire in a few days. now with me, yolanda roman from eagle pass, texas. the timing of it all. you've been outspoken about it

talked to one parent who said after encouraging cops to do more, in strong words, she was put into handcuffs. she said police tackled another parent and threw that parent to the ground. and the third parent was pepper sprayed by the police, this woman told the journal. another parent, angel garza, recounted the devastating way that he learned that the 10-year-old he raised and considered his daughter had been killed while trying to call 911. >> when i arrived on the scene, they still had kids inside. they started bringing the kids out, and i was aiding assistance, one little girl was just covered in blood head to toe, like i thought she was injured. i asked her what was wrong. she said she was okay. she said they shot her best friend, they killed her best friend, and she's not breathing and she was trying to call the cops. i asked the little girl the name. and she said -- she told me ann marie. >> that's how you learned? >> she was so sweet. she was the sweetest little girl who did nothing wrong. >> 21 families going through that grief today. today, families have publicly identified more of

we also learned that a mother was placed in handcuffs by federal marshals and a father was tased attempting to grab hi kid once he was on the bus. multiple parents that they were frustrated i don't understand b the took so long to get the shooter appeared according to the new york times that shooter was in the classroom for roughl one hour before he was shot. is also frustrating for parents that the texas dps director in yesterday's press conference is from the shooter engaged a campus resource officer, only 2 hours later they walked back on that. parents have a bunch of questions we don't have too man answers on them with what exactly happened with response. >> the marshals are not denying the woman was handcuffed. they stand by that story pick eventually she did go after her own kids and bring them out herself. there's so much that we don't know in the heat of this horrific situation. want to read something from the atlantic tonight. the headline is corporate the police. it appears that the uvalde law enforcement was unprepared. and in uvalde they seem to have expected the standoff just a

. >> march 30th, -- spent three hours handcuff to desk. >> he would continue writing in it for 14 months, up to and through his trial. uncovered by dateline, the diary is a remarkable insight into hinckley's troubled mind. >> i have such an empty, sad feeling. where are you, jody? >> hinckley titled it, the diary of a person we all know. at times, it's a chronicle of despair. >> why go on? i'm in mortally infamous, equal to john wilkes-barre with. but i've had enough. >> days after that entry, hinckley tried to commit suicide. his second attempt. after he recovered, he seemed to have a moment of clarity about the shooting. >> there are many times were i thoroughly regret the incident, and in many times where i think about whatever accomplished, and feel satisfied. >> by the spring of 1982, hinckley seemed ready, almost giddy for the nation to hear his story. >> everyone is excited now! i'm a little excited. let's get it on! it will be a miracle, and nothing short of a miracle if i'm found not guilty. >> a year had passed since the shooting, but the damage frankly caused was still fresh i

. >> no handcuffs, no arrest. trevor was free to go. >> so i waited about ten minutes for -- for lena to get there, and in that tin minutes the shift changed at the police station, and the new officers came in with a new police chief. he saw that i was speaking english with the duty there, and he asked like why is this american here, and after about three minutes they came back and told me that i could not leave, so i did try to ask them why, but they wouldn't answer me, and after that the fsb showed up immediately. >> the fsb is a successor argue toys to the kgb. when lena did get there she said what crime are you charging him, and they said he assaulted police officers here tonight in the police station. she said are you guys stupid? i was with him at night in the police station? he didn't assault anybody, and she said, you know, i'm a lawyer. i want your cameras, and after that they completely stopped talking to us. they realized that they had 40 security cameras there and that trying to say that all 40 cameras

investigators found her jail keys, handcuffs, her radio, leaving her corrections officer life behind in the car and then fleeing, presumably getting into another get away car, a bright orange ford edge. well, that ford edge was discovered in williamson, tennessee, abandoned in the middle of the road. and inside, invest igators didnt find anything, quite the opposite of the patrol car, not a trace of ether one of them. but they do believe that was the car they got in. this has been such an interesting story, as we follow it, every single day we learn more one piece to the puzzle. and we talk so much about these two who are on the run, but there are real people who are being impacted, including the family of connie ridgeway. connie ridgeway was murdered in her apartment in 2015, and inmate casey white who's on the run, well, he said he was the one who killed her. that's what brought him back to the lauderdale detention center. we spoke with connie ridgeway's son, austin. he said they're just hoping they turn themselves in so he can go to trial for his mother's murder. pamela? >> thank

when you arrest them, use of handcuffs, used -- use shackles, blindfold them, if they are trying to just take a few steps, shoot to kill. you have the authority to do so. in -- a former partner -- former party secretary of the region told officials that the uighurs are dangerous, they are a threat , and even if they have been reeducated for a couple of years in the camp, they may not have been transformed. he is admitting that reeducation, brutal brainwashing may not work. you can sense a paranoia about total security and total control that emanates from these unprecedented documents. willam: do you believe one of the speech transcript directly implicates xi jinping? >> one of the most important documents is a speech by china's minister of public security from the 18. this is quite a record-breaking document. it basically says the central government things the reeducation camps are great. that reeducation is going wonderful in the region has to continue, but there is one problem. the problem is xi jinping himself knows the camps are overcrowded, they are overflowing, and therefore xi jin

. >> you can hear them shouting at the suspect as he briefly appeared in handcuffs in that orange jumpsuit for a preliminary hearing. this was a felony hearing. he's already pleaded not guilty to a murder charge for saturday's attack. the fbi looking into possible hate crime and terrorism charges. they believe the 18-year-old kept a personal diary of his plan on the social media platform discord and kept those posts private until 30 minutes before the attack. >>> live look at the state capitol where a bill that would have put speed cameras on bay area streets has hit another roadblock. the bill killed in the assembly would have allowed pilot speed camera programs in six california cities, including san francisco, oakland, and san jose. this is the third time san francisco assemblyman phil ting has tried to get it passed. >> if we can get cars to drive slower and be cognizant of pedestrians we know fatalities will go down. it's common sense. we know what solutions are. it's frustrating when those can't be implemented. >> just this week, the governor's highway safety association estimated th

i mean police have a lot of handcuffs if you will excuse the expression that prevents them from catching the bad guys as they would want to. do you think this is the right time for an executive order like this? >> i am in complete disagreement in connection with this being the right time to introduce these reforms. we all want quick, essentially policing in the united states, no matter what city you're in. however you need to pick the time. i think that president biden is using this as a platform to in connection with politics because he is, he clearly sees that the democratic party is going to lose in the midterms. it goes back to how we better our policing. we need more resources and not less. it is unfortunate he is introducing a strategy that doesn't appear to work at this point in time. david: congresswoman, what amazes me about this administration on so many issues, not only make sense in terms of policy but don't make political sense either. going into an election, you know that republicans, i'm sure this will be part of your platform going. >> election, the country is not as safe

and i think that it is important to note this is an investigation but not exactly grand jury and handcuffs coming out anytime soon. it is possible if they come across something that is a violation of federal criminal law that they could look into that, but this is more of a review and it is by what they call the cops office, this is a particular unit within doj that looks at the response of police departments to certain incidents or specific incidents that occur. you recall the shooting of michael brown by the ferguson police department, they took a look at that. and looked into pattern and practices type cases with police departments where it is perhaps not one incident but several incidents that they will take a look into and figure out if the police department is doing the right thing, if there are biases within that police department. so this is the unit that takes a look at that. and based on what we know from the justice department, that is what they will look into here as far as what was the training, what was the response, what were the decisions that were made. we know that the po

the 38-year-old finally in handcuffs and back in custody. and these exclusive new images taking us inside that dramatic high-speed chase that led to his arrest and vicky's final moments. casey and vicky here in this cadillac fleeing a caravan of police vehicles in hot pursuit. the car chase ending in this ditch. >> some members actually rammed their vehicle, pushed them into a ditch. >> reporter: that maneuver authorities believe was key, the pair who investigators say had a romantic relationship for as long as two years was armed with this arsenal of guns according to the sheriff. >> we later found out had they not done that, the fugitive was going to engage in a shootout with law enforcement. >> crashed still inside the vehicle. we could hear her on the line saying her finger was on the trigger. >> reporter: as they surrounded the duo, vicky shot herself later dying at the hospital. discovered in the car, police say wigs vicky used to disguise herself, camping and survival gear, and $29,000 in cash believed to be part of the $90,000 vicky

it came up with handcuffs, led me into interpretation. a new documentary tells the story of how the geo politics of the post 911 world ruin the life of an innocent theo mastery case. coming soon on, al jazeera, blue ambition, artistry adventure short documentary by african filmmakers from beneath kenya and algeria, the minium village, throttle queens. this was with her head down and the cade africa direct on al jazeera. what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they're going through here at our visitor. we believe every one has a story worth hearing. lou . ah, hello, i'm mary. i'm demising and i'm just a quick look at the main stories this hour and in australia varies a new government, antony albanese, labor party, one saturdays electron defeated scott morrison's liberal and national party coalition, and nearly a decade of conservative rule. but it's not yet clear whether it will be able to form a majority in its own rights. who as president joe biden says he's willing to meet north chris kim jong and for talks o

five men in total all placed in handcuffs. a short time later the rest of the drugs are found nearby. five in total. 50 pounds -- >> how often do you see this sort of thing out here? >> two weeks ago we saw it on sunday, monday, tuesday and thursday. and for sure every week. >> we also come across the body of a 28-year-old honduran woman who succumb to the big bend sector's brutal heat. likely after falling behind her group. tragically, she is one of many. >> they just left her. >> bret, that woman's body was found more than 30 miles inland from the u.s. mexico border. she was also just hours away from a nearby highway. she was likely trying to reach before she died. we will send it back to you. >> bret: so sad. amazing story. bill melugin live on the border. thank you. up next, bombshell testimony from the central witness in the trial against former clinton campaign lawyer michael sussmann. we will bring you there live. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in atlanta wh

after a few minutes, she said, federal marshals approached her and put her in handcuffs telling her she was being arrested for intervening in an active investigation. once freed from her caucus, this gomez major distance from the crowds, jumps to a school fence, and wrapped run inside to grab her school children. she sprinted out of the school with them. a senior for the u.s. marshal service, nichols adamantly denied put any parents and hung cloths. but what goes through your mind when you hear? that this mother did what any parent would do, put herself between the gunman her children. >> i completely understand her motivations and that sense of urgency. what happened that sandy hook, the tragedy that took the life of my son, was over in less than five minutes. by the time we all got, there it was done. but even, then we were trying to get as close to the school as possible. if there was a way i would've gone, there i would have broken through, window and ran in there myself. because you just want to get your kid no matter. what's the fact that they had to wait outside while this was st

it came up with handcuffs, led me into interpretation. a new documentary tells the store corey, of how the geo politics of the post 911 world ruin the life of an innocent man theo mastery case. coming soon on al jazeera ah hello, i'm down jordan dough on the top stories here and al jazeera iran's elite military unit. the revolutionary guard says, one of its senior members has been assassinated in the capital terror in a separate development. iran state tv and out the rest of the members of an israeli intelligence network. israel bard, the entry of the head of a european union delegation, it was going to review the situation and occupied east jerusalem, the west bank and gaza. then tar delegation has now been forced to cancel this trip . rush has intensified its attack on the town of solid darwin east. can ukraine moscow wants to consolidated games in the east and also along ukraine's southern post. and melbourne is he's been sworn in as australia's new prime minister is victory and saturdays election and almost a decade of rule by the con

where are his handcuffs? and he said, i don't know. i have to figure out. >> then she says, the judge issued a stern warning to the two families. >> i want to warn you, one side of this courtroom is going to be very upset. if any of you cannot handle this, you need to leave the room right now. >> lovely assumed he meant gaege's family, but she was wrong. >> everybody in the courtroom was shocked. >> so, i've been doing this over 30 years and it was the first time i've ever had this happen. >> rather than sentencing gaege, the judge threw out the verdict and ordered a new trial. he ruled that the evidence had been sufficient to convict gaege, but the wording in the indictment might have confuse the jurors. so, gaege was a free man, for now. >> when i saw him walk out, and i got to put my arms around him and hold him, it was the most amazing feeling in the world. >> gaege's best friend says gaege couldn't wait to be reunited with his daughter. >> he just has these big old eyes, just jump straight into his arms. and it's one of those hall

sixty five that's about 100 hundred miles from the jail in florence, alabama, the sheriff said vickie's handcuffs jail keys and radio were found in the car and also appeared. there have been an attempt to spray paint the vehicle. i'm ashley strohmeyer and i'm back to the intermingles t. >> it's friday. thank goodness that means it's f time foror friday follies and fg that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. all right, ray, president biden has made a fairly astounding admission to the law earlier this week the president addressed what we've observed. we've discussed we've in fact raised this issue. but the fact that the president himself perceives the problem ma troubling as the problem itself every once in a while. >> i mean,e in the mistake not e his speechha but every inch he makes a mistake once once the speech if mistakes weree muppet's, laura , he'd be jim henson. come on .ns biden ison the only man who can make carmeli our sound eloquent. here he is celebrating cinco de mayo, which once biden started quickly transformed into cinco de mayo. and what better way to mark a mexican c

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marshals put them in handcuffs are intervening, in an active investigation. they convinced local police officers who she knew to persuade the marshals, to set her free. she said she saw father tackled, and pull to the ground, and a third pepper sprayed, and quote. the texas department official is with these reports at the press conference. he would only say that those reports have not yet been verified. look, the point in raising all these questions about the law enforcement response is, certainly, not to pick on officers who would have been brave and doing their best and unbelievably stressful and highly threatening situation. >> >> that law enforcement, more and more law enforcement, really, the only response to school shootings or proposed, or allowed, by the republican officials who and the state of texas. after the santa fe high school shooting in 2018, the state passed multiple bills to, quote unquote, harden schools. the uvalde school district doubled its security budget, and created its own police force, threatening assessment teams and each school. w

now she immediately complained about this and when she did, federal marshals put gomez in handcuffs. ultimately they freed her , at which point has quote made her distance from the crowd, jumped the school fenceol and rn inside to grab her two children. she then ran out of the school with her children. in other words, this mother was cuffed, freed , ran into the school and stillsc had time to get her kids out as the police stood outside. now, if that's true , it'sy a scandal. th police c today the police called the press conference try to explainerer all of this . victor escalon with texas dps began by explaining that it mightng be just a rumor i that parents were urging police to go insidens the building once 75% parents of the you just referred to the police while you were waiting for it go even though some parentste drove all the way to make a controversial public school heardve that information. but we have not verified that yet. y so haveet to verify we have not verified that a true statement or not o or is it just rumor out there? oh , it's a rumor except it's on video. so it's

match are putting up 3 point attempt, a 3 point attempt, but none of them were dropping or and you you handcuff luka and you win. and that's what they did. you know, here's head coach steve kerr. >> i just think that anders in a really good groove. you know, it's an excellent he's played you know, and in. every series so far, he's he's comfortable. he's confident he believes in himself. he believes in in the team and what we're doing and so this is a this is this is who he is. you know, he's he's been just really, really consistent at both ends. >> and the love that. oh, my gosh. what a great first game. there's everybody filing into the chase center. people waited a couple of hours. yeah. and obviously they were dressed to the nines. we spoke to some fans who shared how they feel about this first game under our belt. >> and we won by almost 30 points out and i can ask for a better start to the series. they shut down. luka. you know, let's go. let's go with that. we go to next. i was afraid. you know what? i it was pretty amazing. the 1st quarter was really, really nice. >> defense in the 1st q

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let me first say, because the marshals are denying that they handcuff that woman. nonetheless, it is indisputable, parents -- we have many accounts, that parents were asking for the police officers to go on, some even saying that they wanted to go and. we all know, after the 1999 columbine shooting, police doctrine on school shootings changed. during that incident, they waited, and that was deemed to have been a mistake. they waited for the swat team, and more people died because of it. so, the doctrine became, you go and with what you have, immediately. that did not happen here. there may be a perfectly good reason for it, but if there is one, we have not heard it. we have heard about these doors, that they have, there were hardened doors, and they were locked. it appears, there was some delay, because they were worried about trying to breach the door. but as gary said, ultimately, they got the key from the principle. what we don't understand, for example, as why some officers didn't go to the windows of the classroom. there are just so many questions. there is a

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inmates are -- on a -- handcuffs. but, yes, she knew the protocol for two vans with 12 deputies left the correction center en route to the courthouse, a few minutes after that she directed a deputy to bring casey white to the booking area and prepare him for trans -- he was cuffed and shackled when he left the facility and she was want to go drop him off at the courthouse, turn him over to the other deputies and she was going for a medical checkup because she wasn't feeling well. >> what evidence if any that the two of them have any kind of a personal relationship? >> well, we haven't found any evidence that they actually had a personal relationship. you know, as an assistant director of -- white was frequently throughout the cell blocks, has contact with all the inmates at one time or another. so she had the opportunity to have contact with him, but as far as a romantic relationship or something like that, we have no evidence or proof that that was the case, although obviously it's a possibility. >> and, again, just