so can a republican really win in washington state, tiffany? >> yes we can, and i know we can because i'm out every day talking with thousands of voters and look, patty murray is chairwoman of health committee, which has direct oversight over the fda. you know, 30 years ago she ran as the mom in tennis shoes and now she has failed moms and babies not just in washington state, but across the nation. and look, joe biden was just here in washington state about a month ago. he opened up saying i'm joe biden, and i work for patty murray, she is the boss. so right now in washington state, we have an out of stock rate that is exceeding 90% in baby formula. that is uncalled for. that is absolutely unacceptable and we need leaders, not politicians, who are willing to roll up their sleeves and solve these issues. >> laura: tiffany, back in april, senator murray was -- she was aware of this baby formula crisis, but she was thinking to make other things priorities instead. watch. >> it makes absolutely no sense that legal cannabis businesses are being forc

a prochoice state. >> reporter: washington state is expecting a nearly 400% increase in abortion patients. already, nearly 60% of those coming for care on the border are from hideo. others have driven more than 20 hours from texas. mother of two, elisabeth keifer kraus, is thankful she did not have to travel to another state. life-threatening conditions caused her to terminate two early pregnancies. >> i did not have the time. i would have died bleeding out in a car on the side of the road trying to get somewhere that would help me. and that is the furpt we are about to face. >> reporter: but nationwide, assaults against abortion providers are up 128%. >> well, my husband put it this way-- how does it feel to work somewhere where 70% of the population thinks that you're the devil? >> reporter: this clinic was vandalized last july. now employees are preparing for the worst. do you put them through training? >> absolutely. we have our own local security director. we work with a national security team. we have contract security on site. and we absolute do drills. >> it very much feels like t

has this report >> we will make washington state a sanctuary state for the right of choice. here in state of washington. >> reporter: a promise by governor jay inslee cheered on by supporters on state captain top steps to make washington a safe haven for abortion along with partner states california and oregon >> i will be issuing an executive order to the washington state patrol not to cooperate in investigation of other states who violate the roe versus wade decision >> reporter: insley called on lawmakers to extend that directive to local law enforcement. he's also asking them to prevent hospital mergers that reduce abortion access. and to pass a constitutional amend codifying the right to choice in the state of washington >> keep it off my body >> reporter: the senate minority leader john braun believes missed the mark. >> while a very important issue, no question about that, when i talk to people around the state. they're much more focused on the cost of living in our great state. >> reporter: lawmakers who do support the actions of the governor sharing their own experi

doesn't seem interested in employing services. >> carley: state of washington is in a state of emergency, you summed up on twitter saying jay ensleshg y had emergency power for 333 days now that number is up to 336. that just seems like an abuse of power, doesn't it? >> it is ridiculous. jayi inslee's big thing when he ran for president and got a huge approval rating of 0.0, he was going to solve climate change in washington state. things have only gotten worse with regard to carbon emission. governor ins lee had dials and metrics on the washington state website, when he never met them, he just removed them from the website. he would do the same thing in every county even though eastern washington is spread out more than seattle, he didn't follow the science and data. >> carley: not giving up your covid emergency power until you solve climate change, new one. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. the chase of chesa boudin effect reached philadelphia, crime denying da is facing impeachment, we are talking to republicans looking to oust crouseman. will he be fired as well? >> carley:

they are hoping to get some answers from electronic devices marshall had in washington state. he hope to have those in their hands by this weekend. there is still a $100,000 reward outstanding for information leading to alexis. in contra costa county, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> santa cruz police are involving a fire that left six city park vehicles completely destroyed. officials estimate the damage at $300,000. the fire happened early this morning around 1:30 at the city parks yard. there were also spray-painted cars messages left at the scene as well. >>> live look at san francisco where passengers will soon be able to hop into the back seat of a fully driverless car with some restrictions. state regulators issued a permit to cruise for the fleet of autonomous vehicles. under the permit. the avs can run daily on select streets in san francisco at a maximum speed of 30 miles per hour and between 10:00 at night and 6:00 in the morning in clear weather. cruise says the passenger service could begin in the next couple of weeks. >>> still to come at 7:00 and streaming on "cbs news

. >> we'll fight like hell -- >> reporter: the governors of california, oregon, and washington state are hitting back. >> that's why california, oregon and washington are building a west coast office. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom and jay inslee of washington state signed to protect those traveling those states to abortions. the three states will not cooperate with out-of-state investigations, inquiries, or arrests. they will refuse nonfugitive extradition, and protect medical records of abortion patients. >> we will not aid, we will not abet in their efforts to be punitive to find and create fear for those that seek that support. we are proud to provide it. >> reporter: what's more, newsom is proposing to spend $125 million in state funds to handle the influx of women coming in from out of state seeking abortions. and yes, that includes money for traveling expenses. >> those that are looking for transportation dollars, which i believe is your question, we have partnerships all up and down the state and we are enhancing those partnerships with a package of support that includes

here is washington governor today. >> we will make washington state a sanctuary state for the right of choice. here in the state of washington for other citizens as well. i will be issuing an executive order to the washington state patrol not to cooperate in investigations of other states in violating the roe v. wade decision. >> with me now, washington state congresswoman camilla jayapal, she is the chair of the congressional progression null -- we just heard your state's governor lay out a plan to protect access. your thoughts? >> alicia, that's exactly right. we are very proud in washington state to have enshrined the right to an abortion into our laws here. and we are going to do everything, not only to expand that access, make sure we have funds to provide abortions are residents, but also to those who have to come from other states. where abortion is banned. and, as you heard the governor say, we are looking into every possible way, at the local state and -- sorry, city, state and our overall government -- places, where we can actually do something to address the criminalization

it centers orn a former washington state high school football coach who prayed on the 50 yard line after games. cbs news skylar henry withrt t s ruled in favor of a former high school football coach who sued his washington state school district claiming it violated his constitutional rights when it told him to stop prays with students mid field after games. >> i think it is a glaet ruling for america. >> reporter: writing the 6-3 majority opinion, neil gorsuch said it countels mutual respect and tolerance and not suppression for religious and nonreligious views alike. >> everybody has the same rights and that is what the constitution is all about. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell who helped install the justices expressed his support. >> chock one up to the supreme court. >> this latest needle was moved further toward expanding individual and corporate religious rights and narrowing the separation between church and state. justice sonio sotomayor alerted to the blurred lines in her dissent saying it sends us down a perilous path with all of our rights hanging in the balance. the school distri

the high court ruling that a former washington state high school football coach had the right to pray on the field immediately after games. reshad hudson joining us live from dc with the latest on this. not everybody happy about this decision were shot. good morning. james supporters of the ruling call this a big victory for religious freedom in this country. but critics say >> they're worried about the negative impact it could have on students of different fates. in a 6 3 ruling monday, the supreme court said a former washington state high school football coach has the right to >> it was a victory for joseph kennedy who claimed that the bremerton school district violated his religious freedom but telling him he couldn't pray so publicly after the games is a landmark religious liberty victory for teachers and coaches across the country. first liberty attorney stephanie tell believe's this will protect all religious americans. they do have a right to religious expression. they do have a right to their religious identity and they can be treated as second class citizens just because of t

rules do vary state to state, but here in washington state police are allowed to pursue drivers suspected of crimes such as drunk driving, kidnapping or sex offenses. in olympia, washington . jacare alexis ktvu, fox two news is better is to just pull over. right, jake. thank you. well our warm weather here in california is helping to increase toxic algae blooms all across the state, and it's expected to get worse. the bright blue green scum, often fountain, lakes, rivers and reservoirs, flourishes and blooms and hot weather. they release toxins, though, that can sicken or even kill people and animals, nearly 70 california lakes, rivers and reservoirs, including several here in the bay area have issued caution warning and danger advisories because of this environmentalists say. with the warmer temperatures and climate change, the issue will get more severe. sonoma county is investigating wastewater treatment options in the lower russian river sonoma county water agency board of directors approved a $425,000 study yesterday. it will be done in communities, including monda, rio homes and bus

so far this year, 934 drivers have failed to stop for washington state police. washington police now have to turn to tactics like helicopter chases. or just waiting for the driver to stop so cops on the ground can catch up. how is this any different than defunding the police? it's not. liberals are legislating away officers' ability to protect and serve. and the population is exploiting it why wouldn't they? being told to pull over now is just a suggestion in the pacific northwest. joining me now is bill stanton former new york city police officer and offer of prepared, not scared. bill, what kind of effect is this having on just police morale, first of all? >> well, while police departments, jesse, are forever evolving and adapting to protect and serve the communities they represent, this morale is definitely not good for the police. police are proactive. they want to stop crime doing this to them disenfranchises them and the current situation of defund the police, demonizing the police and certain prosecutors, not wanting to prosecute at all, this is enabling

the suspect, her boyfriend of 3 years was killed by police in washington state town for charles clifford has the latest. here in contra costa county. the family of alexis, gabe has been searching for her for over 4 months. >> unfortunately, we now have learned that authorities believe that she was murdered and that her alleged killer is also dead on thursday. the oakland police department announced several developments in the search for alexis gabe who disappeared back in january. they say that after a lengthy investigation, her longtime boyfriend marshall curtis jones, has been charged with alexa, says murder. police say jones is the man seen in this surveillance video recorded near where alexis car was found after she disappeared. according to police, jones was staying with a friend in washington state when officers attempted to arrest him on wednesday. >> the federal task force and the detectives from the oakley police departments went to the residents were marshall jones was an attempted to serve the arrest warrant. for the sole purpose of taking him into custody. marshall jones resp

i am in washington state where it is protected, and i'm grateful for that. if you don't want money, don't have one. that burden should not: anybody. government has no place, nowhere -- in government, to force a woman to birth a baby, are you kidding me? even your last guest, his responses, which were quite hypocritical, the last guest even said, in personal choices -- and this is a personal choice. the second amendment is regulated. you can regulate but i guess the states are not smart enough for that? as far as the religious element, i am a woman of faith, but we are not a theocracy. to all of you harping on joe biden, the reason this is difficult for him, he does not believe in it for himself, but he will not impose it on anybody else. which is my belief, too. there is nobody out there advocating that a woman get pregnant to get an abortion. there is no advocating for abortion. there is advocating for choice. for the religious folks, if you believe it is an innocent soul, then your own tenets tell you that that fetus, baby's life is going directly to god.

. >> the suspect to a boyfriend of 3 years has been killed by police up in washington state. our kron four's charles clifford has the latest now from officials. here in contra costa county. the family of alexis, gabe has been searching for her for over 4 months. >> unfortunately, we now have learned that authorities believe that she was murdered and that her alleged killer is also dead on thursday. the oakland police department announced several developments in the search for alexis gabe who disappeared back in january. they say that after a lengthy investigation, her longtime boyfriend marshall curtis jones, has been charged with alexa, says murder. police say jones is the man seen in this surveillance video recorded near where alexis car was found after she disappeared. according to police, jones was staying with a friend in washington state when officers attempted to arrest him on wednesday. >> the federal task force and the detectives from the oakley police departments went to the residents were marshall jones was an attempted to serve the arrest warrant of him for the so

he also called for legislation to codify the right to an abortion into state law in washington state. he promised a million dollar down payment to start subsidizing reproductive health care networks, and then he said resources such as personnel, medical equipment, will need to be amped up. there are similar efforts also happening in minnesota, for example. governor tim waltz announcing the protections for women in other states, and especially all of this coming after the only abortion clinic in north dakota announced they would move their services to minnesota. here's what the governor had to say. >> we will use all legal authority of this office to decline to extradite people who are charged under other state's laws that criminalize providing, seeking or obtaining reproductive health care services. >> california also saying they will protect women from other states and saying they will try to stop civil action. started in another state against a woman who comes to california seeking an abortion. so all the states sort of coming together in the offensive trying to do anything they can

police in washington state have shot and killed him. kron four's. charles clifford has the latest now from officials here in contra costa county. terrible scale back been searching for her for over 4 months. >> unfortunately, we now have learned that authorities believe that she was murdered and that her alleged killer is also dead on thursday. the oakland police department announced several developments in the search for alexis gabe who disappeared back in january. they say that after a lengthy investigation, her longtime boyfriend marshall curtis jones, has been charged with alexa, says murder. police say jones is the man seen in this surveillance video recorded near where alexis car was found after she a friend in washington state when officers attempted to arrest him on wednesday. >> the federal task force and the detectives from the oakley % police departments went to the residents were marshall jones was an attempted to serve the arrest warrant of him for the sole purpose of taking him into custody. marshall jones responded by coming out the f

so today, the high court sided in favor of a washington state high school football coach who got fired for praying at the 50 yard line after games. in the 6-3 ruling, the judges said his prayers were private speech, protected be iy the fir amendment. the lawyers stand by their decision to punish the coach. >> the school district here did just the right thing to respect and protect the rights of the kids and their parents. >> the supreme court declined to hear the case in 2019. that was before the conservative majority was seated on the bench. this is their second decision in less than a week. last week, the court ruled private religious schools in maine could receive state funding. >>> let's take a look at our forecast outside. let's get over to jessica. still foggy out there. >> still a little foggy this morning as we head into this afternoon, amanda. that marine layer is starting to pull its way back and will continue to do so along the coastline as we head into the afternoon. just shift your angle to san francisco. now we're starting to see clear skies throughout the rest of bay whe

plus, the supreme court says that a washington state high school football coach had the right to lead prayers on the field after games, but not everyone agrees saying it's a clear separate a violation of the separation of church and state will take a look at the issue coming up. >> and things are going to stay pretty steady at the coastline. the next several days remaining in the 60's with times of fog and sunshine inland areas, though you are in for quite the change from the upper 80's and 90's today, just the upper 70's by the start of the weekend >> 14 is the time and well with the drought in everything benicia is now asking you nicely to reduce water use by 20%. and if that doesn't work, then they're going to be evaluated and look at what happens over the next 90 days after telling a conserved 90% of people in benicia and then after that, they'll make it mandatory if it doesn't work. so they time. >> i hope it does get to that point. hopefully we can all pitch in and prevent that because i know it's going to be a long summer. we don't. >> it really is. and at this point forward, i

they are hoping to get some answers from electronic devices marshall had in washington state. they hope to have those in their hands by this weekend. there is still a $100,000 reward outstanding for information leading to alexis. in contra costa county, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> to the coronavirus now. alameda county say it's time for all of us to put our masks on if you're going to be in that county. the indoor masking requirement in alameda county will go back into effect at midnight tonight. that really comes as covid cases have exceeded last summer's delta wave peak, and hospitalizations are also on the rise in the county. doctors say it's another sign that covid continues to be a challenge, and it's knotts going anywhere. >> now that people are going back into the hospital, and we frankly have not seen where this wave is going to end. >> all right. so how does it work? masking required in most indoor settings there. that includes if you go to the grocery store, the gym, or even ride on ac transit buses. but it does not include covering students and staff at k through 12 s

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people back in my home state of washington are not focused on whether an idea is a bipartisan or not's. they are focused on whether it will actually help. that is what democrats are focused on as well. i could do with infrastructure, you can bet we will work to make it happen. we are working right now to pass another bipartisan bill to bolster supply chain and boost american competitiveness and bring down prices by making it less reliant on foreign manufacturing. this week i hope to pass major bipartisan legislation to make sure veterans who have been living with chronic illnesses because of toxic exposure during their time in uniform will finally get the healthcare and benefits they have earned and that they deserve. soon the senate health committee that i chair will mark up the most comprehensive fda legislation we have passed in many years. and the most comprehensive retirement package our committee has passed in a decade. we will continue to work on a bipartisan package on mental health and substance abuse disorders. if we can reach across the aisle and reach an agreement that actu

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the high court ruling that a former washington state high school football coach has the right or did while he was still there to lead a prayer service on the football field immediately after games. reshad hudson joins us from dc with the latest on this good morning. hey, good morning. supporters of this ruling call it a big victory for religious freedom in this country. but critics say they're worried about the negative impact. >> this could have on students of different fates. in a 6 3 ruling monday, the supreme court said a former washington state high school football coach has the right to >> it was a victory for joseph kennedy who claim that the bremerton school district violated his religious freedom but telling him he couldn't pray so publicly after the games is a landmark religious liberty victory for teachers and coaches across the country. first liberty attorney stephanie tell believes this will protect all religious americans. i do have a right to religious expression. they do have a right to their religious identity and they can be treated as second class citizens just bec

there are so many things happening in our nation and in washington state and being a political figure i wonder, i worry if this is political motivated or were being a republican in washington state but it has been one of those weekswhere you go over and over why would somebody do this to me ? >> what arethe authorities saying ? you talk about the motivation of thesetwo suspects . you've got to talk about what happened to justice kavanaugh, the plot on his life and i bring that up because you're pro-life, and you've been vocalabout your beliefs. does that run through your mind when it comes to the motivations >> it does lawrence . again, the extreme left on any extreme is poised potentially looking at those of us who stand strong on many different issues. the authorities are looking at it from a coupledifferent perspectives . there was another incident that occurred 15 minutes later, a robbery off the road at an antique store. they believe it may bethe same people . they're going in with. that my situation was nothing more than adistraction for this robbery. i have a hard time with tha

the governors of california, wisconsin and washington state say they will protect abortion access. but states that are banning abortions are digging in. south dakota's governor says they will ban telemedicine appointments for abortions, essentially looking to stop health care providers from sending abortion medication to women in the mail. mississippi's attorney general just certified that her state's trigger law banning abortion in response to the supreme court ruling. the law was passed in 2007 and it makes it a felony for anyone to perform abortion. it goes into effect in ten days. na nadia romero joins me. is it fair to say that half the states will banning or will ban abortion? >> reporter: yeah, it's fair to say, alison. and especially if you look in the southern states, there is this, like, red blockade of areas where you will either now can have an abortion or won't in the coming weeks. that includes the state of mississippi. behind me is the last abortion clinic in jackson, closed today, back open tomorrow performing abortions, because even though the first female ag certi

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this case came from washington state where a former football coach sued his former district after they told him he could not pray on the field following games. he lost his job because of that, and in a 6-3 split, the court ruled in favor of the coach. they ruled his prayer was protected by the first amendment even though he was a school official on school grounds. >> everybody should be able to practice their faith. >> the school district here did just the right thing to respect and protect the rights of the kids and their parents. >> in the dissent, justice sonia sotomayor said the majority's opinion rejects long-standing concerns surrounding government endorsement of religion. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, he was already convicted of killing a federal officer. a former air force sergeant's confession about his alleged role in the killing of a santa cruz county deputy. >>> chaos at a bullfight when part of the stadium collapses. the investigation into what went wrong. >>> and later, why car dealerships in one east bay city say they may not be able to su

i'm the chairman of the group of migratory birds and in the washington state's we do conservation as unprecedented in the amount of conservation we are doing. i spent 14 years building is a legislature trying to permit a reservoir that shaped the lower valley we tried to build at the second one and what we need to realize there were any impediments to the best wishes. this committee has a reputation where people work together. we need a unanimous coordination of allowing the process to work. a storage is going to be critically important. from the continental divide the forests are broken and i get full to the bureau of reclamation with the alliance. it's of the colorado river is not generating because it isn't functioning. what we need to do is take the walls and the efforts and the dollars that have come through from the recent infrastructure bills. talking about how we redo the kind of water i spent last week with the forest service agency where i rode horses my whole life and elephant couldn't walk through now and we need to empower those people that want to do things to actually

♪ >> jesse: washington in nothing new. the state is known for pretty lax policing. remember in the summer of 20 to when seattle was overrun by lawlessness after residents occupied part of the city? chaz, chop, whatever the heck they called it? well, the chaos continues in the evergreen state. last year, democrat governor jay inslee signed a bill into law helping criminals go free and making law enforcement's job like 10 times harder. the bill stops officers from pursuing a fleeing suspect in a vehicle unless there is probable cause to arrest them. you know, like a violent sex crime or something. but we're already seeing this have disastrous effects. let's turn to seattle radio show host jason rantz for the latest. what's going on, rants? >> let's talk about isaac see zillion violent now accused of holding his girlfriend hostage after she left a rather alarming series of snap chats. called 911 and police responded. when they questioned him he allegedly just drove away and ended up taking police on a high speed pursuit. a recent democrat law that you just pointed to b

police said that they have recovered some electronic evidence in washington state. >>> mental health has been the focus or many now including one peloton instructor. the california native seems to be living her best life on the outside but underneath, it all really was tough for her. she says that she's been suffering in silence for most of her life. >> i hid it from everybody and i thought, it's my job. i need to deal with it. that's my issue, my battle. i'm fine, i'm good and i kept lying to myself. >> i mean, i suffered in silence for decades. i know what that is like. it's so much work. >> coming up for you this morning on today, she speaks with daly about the turning point in her life and why she realy wants to break the stigma of mental health disorders in society. >> good for her. >>> boy, tough loss for dubb nation. >> the celtics did what no team has done this season. beat the warriors at home. >>> and a new push to extend last call. two san francisco state lawmakers are taking action and taking another shot at passing new legislation allowing bars and clubs in some cities t

. >> kennedy: and washington state, if -- seattle is not washington state. austin is not texas. but it is very easy to feel like they are representing everyone inside and outside of seattle. it is wanting to be progressive and want to take care of people. but you defund the police, so communities that have high crime and really need to you have much longer response time. if a woman is sexually assaulted her attacker may not be tracked down to. criminals in seattle now it. serial consisting in seattle. i know -- could not going to be justice for them and they are free to act with impunity. we know about san francisco being held hostage by these progressive people who are doing so much harm to people who need it the most. >> and it is a tremendous burden on law-enforcement. that is an absolute depletion on their psyche. the attrition rate is so high right now. their hands are tied from doing anything about it. >> yes. this unit that deals with sexual assault of defunding happen largely during the height of the pandemic. it was heartbreaking when i came across statistics about chil

state. his name is joe kennedy. he wanted to kneel and pray on the field after a game. what this does is put before the justices the balance of religious and free speech rights of teachers and coaches with the rights of students not to feel pressured in participating in religious practices. how might the court decide on the kennedy versus bremerton school district case? what impact might the outcome have? >> great question, arthel. always wonderful to be on with you. certainly there will be some traditional activism. we saw it in the dobbs case. that's one of the reason why justice roberts did a concurring opinion talking about activism. it might be going far beyond just this particular case. that's what happened in the dobbs matter which overturned roe versus wade last week. it boils down this, the school district came forward and argued that there are students feeling pressured to participate. when you balance that against the 1st amendment right for the teacher, the coach to then pray, no

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but to washington state to celebrate earth day. folks, just to review quickly, air force one runs on fossil fuel, a lot of them, and big carbon footprint. look, this also goes with inflation. first, it was transitory. then it was a high-class treadmill problem. then it was good for the economy. then it was putin's fault. now, it's corporation's fault. greedy corporations, oil and gas. and guess what? americans are very clear on everyone's polling, they think it's joe biden's fault. remember, when the green new deal went up for a vote in the senate and got, like, zero votes when they were all out on the campaign trail, remember corey cooker? green new deal. they didn't vote positively for it. to your talking point from a party searching for messages -- and by the way you're absolutely right. the nonwhite vote realigning tour, the republican party, we saw it starting with president trump in 2020. he did four points better among hispanics overall, but in states like texas, nevada, arizona, even higher gains among the nonwhite vote, wh

>> right, and washington state, we have a great candidate for the u.s. senate in washington state -- >> sean: that's true. >> i think almost certainly adam laxalt is going to win in nevada. i think you are going to see us pick up state after state because what happens, you saw last year in new jersey, you had a guy win, beat the senate president, ed dunn jr., won the race, only spent $2300, most of it at dunkin' donuts on his volunteers. >> sean: [laughs] >> but what happened was people walked in and said not him, about the state senate president. when they said "not him," they voted for ed dunn jr. by the way, the state president four years ago, won the most expensive race in the country, he got beat last year for $2300. you are going to see that all across the country. you could have -- i just saw a report today from one of the analysts that you could have an all-republican congressional delegation from iowa when this year is over. every place you look, the guys who really study this and the men and women who study this are saying the trend line is tow

washington state, oregon, and call creating an abortion safe-haven partnership. >> i will approximate issuing an executive order to the washington straight patrol not to cooperate in investigation of other states that would violate the rowe versus wade decision. >> in california, a proposed amendment to the state constitution would ban the state from deny org interfering with abortions. lawsuits are being filed to block states from implementing abortion bans including texas, idaho, kentucky, and florida. >> you may proceed questioning >> reporter: today, hearings in florida where lawyers for planned parenthood argues the state constitution guarantees a right to privacy. >> including abortion. >> to destroy a human life is a crime that cries out to heaven. >> pugh research finds white evangelicals are post opposed in the country, with 74% saying it should be illegal in most places across the cases pastors sunday. >> we should sell plate and praise god for the crucial step we saw taken friday. >> we have prayed for an end to -- to abortion. >> thank the lord we saw the overturning of wh

yesterday, he was killed by officers in washington state as they tried to arrest him. here is our -- one of our abc7 news reporters. >> we had no idea he was capable of doing something like this. >> the family finally has some answers. they're hoping -- they're saying a police -- he is charged with the murder of the young oakland woman who disappeared in january. >> a 27-year-old male and resident killed alexis at his home on or around january 26. >> jones was killed by seattle officers as they attempted to arrest him. >> we wanted him arrested to change his sins. we wanted to meet with him face-to-face. we wanted to look him in the eye and ask him why. >> after months of examining large amounts of digital evidence, there was enough to connect him to the murder. >> we have evidence, including surveillance footage. cell phone data, dna. >> despite the mounting evidence , they say it took months to piece together the data before an arrest warrant could be issued. >> we will still continue with our investigation. >> the family says, this is not closure. she will remain al

state. h >> reporter: marshal jones has been alexis gabe's boyfriend of about three years. her family calls him her first love. they say he was part of their family. he has been on police's radar since she disappeared in late january. that is when police say that she told her family she was going to his house in antioch, which is where police believe s the nd wtk h tll to washington staying with a friend. finally last night, as detectives closed in with an arrest warrant, they say jones officers not and killed him. a woman who identified herself as jones' friend, spoke with our sister station in kent. >> my best friend was 27. that's how hold my bes friend was, then they shot him and let me sit out here for an hour knowing who i was. >> reporter: she will now be part of this investigation, as police have found. there is a $100,000 reward out for any information that leads to alexis gabe. >> i know the police are saying that our daughter is gone, but our daughter will remain alive within our

he moved to the state of florida during this litigation. he ds not livin washington state anymore. he sold his house in washington state. he med to the state of florida. he registered to vote there. he was on facebook talking about hohe is a resident of florida now. if that had been any other plntiff, christian or non-christian plaintiff, easit plaintiff, they would not have gott their day in court because they would have said there is no remedy that this court can give you because you don't liven that state anymore. we really have to be honest about that. theourt is setting up a system by which there are preferred litints, and that is based on religion. host:e have about 15 minute with our gsts. another floridian joining us. caller: y, good morning. the guy fromouth carolina kind of took my little piece. there was something about the people did not want to be compelled to pay for any kind of publiceligious forum going on out there, but the thing of it is we all pay taxes. we pay taxes. if y don't wa to be compelled to listen to the religious people, we should not be compelled to p

state. and the expansion of that administrative state by the supreme court. so this is probably the most important of all of the decisions. we're waiting. and that is among the seven remaining cases for the court. this term. we don't know yet when the final day of opinions will be in washington, doug lose ader fox news dark thank you time now. 7 33 well here at homt bay city of albany has now doze. investigators say both fires started yesterday afternoon just before 4 30 just a couple of blocks apart. one fire reported near pearse street park. the other was in albany hill. just up the street. the fire was across the street. and then i would say approximately 20. minutes later there was another fire notice up the block on the hill, which has a lot of eucalyptus trees, and it's you know, very dry. the firefighters were able to stop the flames before they damaged any homes. they're staying out there now watching for any possible flare ups. we will be here, making sure that nothing rekindles and

in the state of washington, washington state patrol says drivers refuse to stop for state troopers from january 1 to may 17, 934 failure to yield and nothing came of it. if cops got the siren on don't have to pull over. >> where was this rule when i was driving? this is insane. it is undermining police authority, man. if you look at the crime metrics in washington state, what is their murder rate up 46%? it is not a time to undermine cops but it's piggybacking on the line saying it's dangerous. that's not true unless they resist arrest. the connotation that cops show up and attack you is silly. you have to support the cops. i would be a cop if they didn't have this thing called a background check. getting past that. >> dana: that worked out in our favor. we have time for this one here, the celebration i believe. did you watch any of the jubilee? the little prince louie, is he the best? we have pictures of him as well. >> it was funny. the first day kate middleton is calm down. we've all been this kid and why it's so adorable. >> dana: i was never that kid. >> you might have got back han

flaws cited. >> the supreme court has sided with the former washington state high school football coach in a 6 to 3 decision. justices say joseph kennedy had a right to pray on the field immediately after the games, kennedy had claimed that the bremerton school district violated his religious freedom by telling him that he could not make such public displays of prayer. the district argued it was trying to avoid the perception that the school was endorsing a religious point of view. justice neil gorsuch wrote the majority opinion saying the first amendment protects such expressions. >> take a look at the weather. one more time. this time. the mountain wildfires camera. and that is just a gorgeous shot of the city. you know, for the last 5 years or so, pride has been really hot, wearing shorts, a t-shirt. you're fine. but we're noticeably cooler now. and yeah, forget. >> recent how about that? yeah, we've had just about enough of that. yeah. we had some of those heat waves. get us going early on hot weather season, but it looks like temperatures going to be cooling down. in fact, probably