dan bongino starts now. [♪♪♪] dan: democrats are rewriting history right before our eyes. why they don't want our kids to know the truth. florida governor ron desantis willve join us with a message every parent needs. you don't want to fix the economy. why is joe biden bent on doing the exact opposite. thee supreme court is expected o hand down another round of ruling monday. meanwhile, democrats are losing their minds on the abortion law. you won't believe what they had to say. with jen psaki's last week in the white house, we decided to give her a job performance that ain't pretty. it will send her on her way. those who don't learn from history areor doomed to repeat . today i would like to add to that. information control, that's power. all the challenges facing this country, we have seen them before. there is nothing new here. we can learn from our mistakes. the examples are all around us of prior failures. democrats are hell bent on isolating you from the truth by rewriting, condemning or censoring the truth or calling the truth a conspiracy theory. conservatives warn

dan bongino starts now. dan bongino is next. [♪♪♪] dan: democrats are rewriting history right before our eyes from inflation to communism. why they don't want our kids to know the truth. governor ron desantis is making sure kids note truth in his state. why joe biden is bent on not fixing the economy. democrats come to biden's defense. the supreme court is expected to hand down another round of ruling monday. democrats are losing their minds on the possible impact on the abortion market. you won't believe what they had to say. with jen psaki's last leak in the white house, we decide give her a report on her job performance and it's note pretty. those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it. i would like to add to that as long as democrats are hell bent on repeating it. all the challenges facing our country we have seen before. we could learn from our mistakes. the examples are all around us of prior failures. democrats are hell bent on isolating you from the truth by rebring writing, conde

"unfiltered" with dan bongino starts now. [♪♪♪] dan: welcome to this special edition of "unfiltered." tonight we are doing something different. the elementary school shooting in texas got me thinking. i would like to address what i believe is a real crisis in society. then we'll shear from real experts to help identify real practical solutions. we can do right now to keep our kids safe? you know why? because they matter. they are our kids. it's been a tough week. the news of a deranged 18-year-old who walked into a classroom and murdered in cold blood more than 20 people, including 19 innocent children. it's unbearable news for many of us, me included. the country is broken. something is wrong here. there is something in our culture that's rotting. we all know something is wrong. fixing it will be hard. i want to be straight with you. the america my kids are growing up in is not the america from three decades agree i grew up in. and guns have nothing to do with why it's different in were guns around back then. the america i group in, real guns and toy guns were woven into our daily li

>> i'm not saying that, don dan. i'm not an i.t. expert. dan: come on. answer the question. >> we are coming under a tsunami of digs information. and we need to be able to counter and monitor and address this in the most effective way possible. it's important to note that this board is prioritizing how we protect civil liberties and civil rights. and dream of speech when we are fighting and countering disinformation. that has to come first. dan: if donald trump gets re-elected and appoints someone to the disinformation governance board i guarantee the liberals will have a different response. thanks for dressing up? dan: . this story shocked me. ziggy laker joins me. you say there is a crew of conservatives in hollywood? why don't they speak up? why are there more out there? >> i wish there were more. thank you for having me on, dan. the reason is quite simple. they don't want to lose their jobs. they have to feed their families. manyl will go as far as putting biden on their social media when they are voting for donald trump in 2020. the problem is, i wa

dan: yeah. well let's hope we can fix this ben neil thanks a lot for your time really appreciate it. >> yeah thanks for having me on. dan: you got it we asked unfiltered group chat do walls work pretty simple question. but people cannot seem to figure tout we have a ton of responses but this week's unfiltered group chat heavy weight champion mpio- is adam who said, of course, they were. vatican every military base, nsa every politician's house, the great wall of freaking china. [laughter] good job adam join the group chat it is simple at unfiltered on fox tweet me using hashtag unfiltered group chat with your best takes before we go remember this, you can catch my show dan bongino show, every day on fox nation, here's a clip from the week show this is cassie garcia. raised in the rio grand valley in the biden border crisis it is chaos and it is not fair to the families and the communities who are having to bare the burden -- dan: folks we have a group of young, strong, female hispanic conservati

dan: joining me, lauren boebert. the side that always seems to protest and intimidate their political opponents. they never seem to be the target. it's always the conservatives. why do you think that is? >> there is a hypocrisy we have seen seeing for quite some time, especially in the summer of love riots where businesses were shut down and children were kept from school. civilians being killed. businesses being burned down. democrats had no condemning words but even kowrngd it and the vice president bailed them out. now we have them going in front of justices' homes in protest. this is knowing new for the democrats. whether it was democrats of the 60s forcing blacks to the back of the bus. democrats only respond in violence. when they are told they are no longer allowed to oppress a certain group of people, then they lose it. margaret sanger the founder of planned parenthood was a racist and -- a deuge nirks st. i can't think of anything more violent than kills tens of millions of god's precious children. they will

dan: that was a lie. two republican congressmen say that's exactly what was happening and they have the evidence to back it up. don, rinse. merrick guard garland is obviously lying. the fbi did probably at his instruction target these parents. why can't they admit to becoming an enforcement arm of the democratic party. >> the fact that they are not focused on actual domestic terrorists. we watched portland and seattle burn for two years and those people were just fine. but if you are a parent who complains about your children being indoctrinated in our school system, you are labeled a domestic terrorist. it's disgusting this is going on in the united states in 2022 or any other time in history. but it's happening and people have to start make their voices heard. they must not afraid. that's the tactics they are trying to employ. they are trying to scare you to allow this garbage to continue. you will destroy our education system which is bad enough as it is. and you will destroy our children's future if w

dan: that seems like it is right. kristen: both victims in sunday's fatal pedestrian accident have been identified. improving traffic safety in that part of the city needs to be a priority. >> police tape lines at the corner of downtown san francisco, of the day after a fatal accident that left two people dead. >> there is not a stone that we leave uncovered. we look at any aspect that may have led to this incident. >> police were on scene sunday afternoon, a car collided with this taxi. the driver ended up on the sidewalk after fatally hitting willa henderson and mary henderson. both from florida. the third person was taken to the hospital. his condition is unknown. the taxi driver was hospitalized. he is in stable condition. >> driving like they are on a freeway around here. >> she works half a block up from the scene of the incident. she shared video of another accident after two cars collided, model hitting a fire hydrant. -- one ahitting fire hydrant. pedestrians are competing with uber drivers and bicyclists. >>

dan: yeah, absolutely. damian: go ahead, dan. dan: and you mentioned, you know, just a few years ago, this virtual design and construction. we looked at that as that's what the engineers and the architects, that's what they did. that was their job. that didn't have anything to do with us at all. and it became very apparent real soon that if we don't understand it, what we do impacts the entire job. it slows it down. we do something wrong, we didn't catch on to a change that happened quick enough and we're not prepared to do it. and time is absolutely critical to construction sites these days. damian: and, you know, old goats like me, we learned journalism a different way 25 years ago. and so now, is it--do these, a lot of these roofers have to go back into the classroom, like we saw there at stanford, and relearn learn the trade, or that's if they want to do the job right, faster, more efficiently? dan: we promoted this and the way we did it is we had individual contractors select people, and then we left some people--left some s

dan: an interesting month. stephanie, thanks. >> new funding for more security cameras on state freeways, including several in the east bay. ryan curry talked to people who support and oppose the move. reporter: governor newsom now taking action in response to the numerous freeway shootings. he announced funding for a pilot program to add cameras on freeways across the state, including in both contra costa and alameda counties. >> they will be a great benefit to us and the world of enforcement and the world of investigation, and prevention. reporter: the alameda county sheriff said these new cameras will be crucial in helping find people who commit shootings. freeway shootings have resulted in the loss of innocent life. a sheriff academy cadet died in a shooting near the bay bridge, and in november, a toddler died after being caught in the crossfire on 880. the sheriff says no one should be afraid to drive on a freeway. >> we have people who will not drive on the freeways in certain areas because they are afrai

dan: and i am dan ashley. from all of scared of their own shadow. so this is kind of cool. >> yosh says that his cat is very curious about the world around him. >> interesting. a curious cat. >> all right. coming up -- the heroes who rushed to the aid of a driver suffering a medical episode. >>> plus the jet coming in for a landing, losing control and careening off the runway. >>> but first, the high-speed crash involving a tesla taxi in ohio. that's next. you're watching "world news now."

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dan: that's true. dion: i don't know about you guys, i just get a headache with some of all this back-and-forth. earlier this week, gwyneth paltrow showed off a $120 diaper on instagram too much horror and outrage. now we know why. >> if treating diapers like a luxury makes you mad, so should taxing them like a luxury. this is a fake product meant to shine and light on a real problem. dion: paltrow said the fake product was tt was to highlighte real problem of the diaper tax. in many states, diapers are taxed at a higher rate than other essentials. california band that tax in 2020. personally, i think good for her for using her platform to bring light to a very serious issue. michael: about to tell you, california only did a two-year stop of that tax. it ended at the beginning of this year. that's when governor newsom and the legislature said let's read a bit. but again, for only two more years. -- that's when governor newsom in the legislature said let's re-up it. but again, for only two more years. d

i'm dan ashley. tonight, we have a much clearer picture of how the tragedy in uvalde, texas, unfolded on tuesday. officials admitting to a number of critical missteps in the assault. no greater than the gut-wrenching admission that police should have been inside that school and that classroom much faster to confront the shooter. abc news reporter morgan norwood in uvalde. reporter: a shocking admiration from the top sworn lawen format officer in texas. >> of course it was not the right decision. it was the wrong decision. period. reporter: officials say in the midst of the mass shooting at robbmentry in uvalde, texas, on tuesday, the commander on scene incorrectly made the call that the gunman had gone from being an active shooter to a barricaded subject. and that children were no longer at risk. >> there were children in that classroom that were at risk. and it was in fact still an active shooter situation. and not a barricaded subject. reporter: they say the commander held dozens of officers back.

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dan: thank you. we first sent out the alert about the story to the abc7news app at 10:22 this morning. the app is one way to stay on top of breaking news. when you download it, be a -- be sure to enable the pushilin feature. an investigation underway into last night shooting involving a police officer and two assault suspects. the officer shot and killed the men around 8:00. sky 7 flew over the scene this morning. police are saying little about what happened. we are told the officer responded to a report of an aggravated assault in progress and was the officer made contact, the shooting happened. >> officers rendered aid and requested paramedics respond to the scene. paramedics arrived on scene and declared one male deceased at the scene. dan: one man died at the scene, the other died at the hospital. this incident is being investigated by the district attorneys office as well as other agencies. the sfpd plans to hold a town hall about the shooting within 10 days. dion: nancy pelosi has been banned f

i'm dan ashley. tonight, we have a much clearer picture of how the tragedy in uvalde, texas, unfolded on tuesday. officials admitting to a number of critical missteps in the assault. no greater than the gut-wrenching admission that police should have been inside that school and that classroom much faster to confront the shooter. abc news reporter morgan norwood in uvalde. reporter: a shocking admiration from the top sworn lawen format officer in texas. >> of course it was not the right decision. it was the wrong decision. period. reporter: officials say in the midst of the mass shooting at robbmentry in uvalde, texas, on tuesday, the commander on scene incorrectly made the call that the gunman had gone from being an active shooter to a barricaded subject. and that children were no longer at risk. >> there were children in that classroom that were at risk. and it was in fact still an active shooter situation. and not a barricaded subject. reporter: they say the commander held dozens of officers back.

dan: i'm dan ashley. let's move to our other top story tonight, a demand for change from east palo alto residence following tuesday's deadly shooting at a popular city park, which at the time was busy with kids and families enjoying themselves. council members called a special meeting this evening to address the violence. as abc7news reporter amanda del castillo will explains, it's the first time neighbors have been able to publicly voice their concerns and call for action. >> y'all got to do better, do better! >> it takes things getting to this point before you guys do something. >> you guys have to do something to make this better and safe for our babies. this is unacceptable. >> outrage, raw emotion and a call for reaction. east. palo alto leaders heard from residents who spoke about tuesday's deadly shooting. >> may police walking around, interacting with the residents from the park and just checking in. >> i think it's not very realistic to not offer education and resources to the community and expec

dan: let's move on. oakland police have located a key piece of evidence in the disappearance of alexis gabe. the 24-year-old woman last seen in late january. police say they found her cell phone case in antioch. family and friends confirm that it is hers. investigators suspect the man in this surveillance video discarded the case as he was walking away from her vehicle on the day of her disappearance. if you recognize a man, please contact the oakley police immediately. there is a $10,000 reward for anyone who can lead officers to alexis gabe's location. she was last seen in antioch on january 26. her car was found on a residential street the next day with the keys still inside. ama: a covid milestone in california. the state has surpassed 90,000 deaths from the virus since the pandemic began. that is more than in any other state. the white house is preparing a plan to ration covid vaccines. congress cannot placer -- pass a new covid spending bill, republicans are opposed to the cost. the american academ

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dan: i'm dan ashley. let's move to our other top story tonight, a demand for change from east palo alto residence following tuesday's deadly shooting at a popular city park, which at the time was busy with kids and families enjoying themselves. council members called a special meeting this evening to address the violence. as abc7news reporter amanda del castillo will explains, it's the first time neighbors have been able to publicly voice their concerns and call for action. >> y'all got to do better, do better! >> it takes things getting to this point before you guys do something. >> you guys have to do something to make this better and safe for our babies. this is unacceptable. >> outrage, raw emotion and a call for reaction. east. palo alto leaders heard from residents who spoke about tuesday's deadly shooting. >> may police walking around, interacting with the residents from the park and just checking in. >> i think it's not very realistic to not offer education and resources to the community and expec

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dan: we will keep you updated. the surgeon general of the united states held a town hall in san francisco. our reporter was at that event that focused on rebuilding a more connected society as we recover from the pandemic. reporter: dr. murphy's job as the surgeon general is to lead the country on pressing health issues and now he is helping americans recover from the last two years of isolation urging them to reconnect again. >> if we do not have strong connections with one another and trust and community, it does not matter how good our vaccines are for covid. reporter: during a town hall, part of san francisco's civic engagement center, the doctor addressed the crowd to speak about the importance of mental health. >> it is really awesome for the doctor to come to san francisco which is very digital first and to bring another viewpoint which is it is not just about online. we still have this need. reporter: the doctor spoke about pandemic preparedness and said we are equipped to combat the new omicron variants re

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dan. dan: thank you very much. hours after that deadly massacre in uvalde, texas, warriors head coach steve kerr called out his need for universal background checks for gun buyers as so many people think is necessary. stephanie sierra spoke one-on-one with the bay area congressmen who created the legislation that would make those background checks a requirement and shares his history with coach kerr. >> there's 50 senators right now who refused to vote on a background check rule the house passed a couple years ago. it has been sitting there for two years. >> steve kerr is talking about house bill hr eight, the bipartisan background checks act. right now, there is no universal law that requires background checks for gun sales and transfers by unlicensed and private sellers. this bill aims to change that and would expand that requirement in every state. mike thompson authored the bill that passed the house twice but remains stalled in the senate. >> they need to screw up the courage to do this or we are going to be f

dan: what a fun night. shaq certainly stands out in a crowd. [laughter] we will have even more highlights from the warriors game tonight coming up later in sports. ama: another bay area record today that no one wants. we are tracking our rising gas prices. dan: a show of solidarity across the region honoring the buffalo mass shooting victims. ama: the pandemic change the oscars fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. it's another bad scheme for california. ama: in the east bay, a work crew in oakland discovered the body of a woman killed 18 years ago. the body identified as cynthia linda alonso, who disappeared thanksgiving 2004. workers found her body wrapped in

dan: this guy is going to charge admission. the warriors have another chance to get to the and finals tomorrow. >> we could be on the eve of the warriors punching their six tickets to the big dance. we will tell you why the forecast tells >> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. casey: the warriors are one win away from the nba finals. you have got to give the mavericks credit. they are tough to finish. after the warriors lost to the mavs less tonight, luka doncic says that the mesh will be the first team ever -- the mavs will be the first team ever to come back from a loss. >> we watched chuck, and i thought we would let them get into a groove. once a team like that gets into a three game roof, we know that -- groove, we know that it will be tough to get them out of it. >> when we go home on game five and figure out how to slow down especially on the first quarter. casey: game five, celtics visiting margaritaville. with the rebound hammer. miami up by five at the half. 32 points in the third half. the celtics up 11, an

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dan: the u.s. marshals service is now offering up to $10,000 for information leading to the capture of alabama escaped inmate casey cool wte who on ths officer. >> the 38-year-old inmate and accused murderer on the run for days now after breaking out of this alabama jail on friday. authorities say the jail's director of corrections who disappeared alongside him may have helped. >> you shouldn't try to approach either of these individuals and consider them dangerous. >> police issuing a warrant for that corrections officer, vicki white, 17 year veteran, who is not related to the suspect. she is wanted for permitting or facilitating escape in the first degree. they were shown in a video leaving for an innovation -- they drove to a shopping center parking lot, dching the car. multiple agencies involved in the nationwide manhunt, strays -- stressing that casey is not hard to spot. >> he has a large individual, 6'9". >> began talked about retiring and had recently sold her house with plans to move to th

dan:. this v.a. step towards stopping it -- dan: is this a step towards that? micah: i think we would look back at that and think this is when things began to change. public lawmakers have demanded that there banks take responsibility, instead of blaming customers for filing for scams. senators elizabeth warren and robert menendez say banks have provided self-to customers. it has become a favorite tool for criminals to steal customers' money. this is still more victims are coming forward. >> i just got paid that friday. and then that saturday, all the money is gone. michael: samantha bradford's story is all-too-familiar. >> i did not deserve for somebody to scam me, i thought it was wells fargo protected me. they were not. michael: bank imposters had just trick her into sending them all their money through "newshour. the bank denied her claim. now a flood of cases liqueurs have caught the attention of two u.s. senators, elizabeth warren of massachusetts, and robert menendez of new jersey fired of this letter to the zelle ceo, saying the app eggs popularity is p

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dan: we will keep you updated. the surgeon general of the united states held a town hall in san francisco. our reporter was at that event that focused on rebuilding a more connected society as we recover from the pandemic. reporter: dr. murphy's job as the surgeon general is to lead the country on pressing health issues and now he is helping americans recover from the last two years of isolation urging them to reconnect again. >> if we do not have strong connections with one another and trust and community, it does not matter how good our vaccines are for covid. reporter: during a town hall, part of san francisco's civic engagement center, the doctor addressed the crowd to speak about the importance of mental health. >> it is really awesome for the doctor to come to san francisco which is very digital first and to bring another viewpoint which is it is not just about online. we still have this need. reporter: the doctor spoke about pandemic preparedness and said we are equipped to combat the new omicron variants re

dan: let's move on. oakland police have located a key piece of evidence in the disappearance of alexis gabe. the 24-year-old woman last seen in late january. police say they found her cell phone case in antioch. family and friends confirm that it is hers. investigators suspect the man in this surveillance video discarded the case as he was walking away from her vehicle on the day of her disappearance. if you recognize a man, please contact the oakley police immediately. there is a $10,000 reward for anyone who can lead officers to alexis gabe's location. she was last seen in antioch on january 26. her car was found on a residential street the next day with the keys still inside. ama: a covid milestone in california. the state has surpassed 90,000 deaths from the virus since the pandemic began. that is more than in any other state. the white house is preparing a plan to ration covid vaccines. congress cannot placer -- pass a new covid spending bill, republicans are opposed to the cost. the american academ

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dan: that was good, wasn't it? we are on the eve of game six between the warriors and the grizzlies. chris: coming up in sports, the warriors try to close out the grizzlies tomorrow night. and are you ready for football? >> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: for as bad as the warriors' loss to the grizzlies was, the turnovers have hurt the warriors all season. returning home cannot be the only cure in a closeout game. >> every round you go where you try to close somebody out, it is that much harder because the teams are better. our team, they will be ready and focused. they understand how hard it is to have a whole crowd support us tomorrow night. it is going to be a big bonus in our favor. >> like i said before, we will watch and make adjustments and have a totally different metric. chris: look at don - luka over d scores the defense. mavericks win the game on sunday in phoenix. the sixers looking for an elimination against miami. it exploded in the third quarter. in that period, jimmy butler wit

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