the trump era policiestrum that actually work to keep the border secure. but ignore what you see with your own eyes, everyone,se because secretary mayorkas, he e has it all under control. the border is not open. op it was not been open, and it will not be open. subsequent to may 11th, ball ,it s been catch and releasee at the border for more thabon wr two years and millions more waved right through. e wavelord knows how many got as there have been. it s an obscene subversion of our national sovereignty and it s purposeful and what was president biden doing today? well, he s so serious. he visited a local taco joint for cinco de mayo that tells you all you need to know. and now they own it. that s the focus of tonight s angle. now, the same people who supported the fauci approach to cover the lockdown, social distancing backs,school mandates, work from home. all the school closures are nowt bemoaning the results of their own policies. about one in two adults in thesica
officers into a high-speed chase until he crashed and pulled a gun on the cops. [siren] 1050. 15050. shots fired. shots fired. [gunfire] the suspect died on the scene. in palmdale, california, police officers were responding to a domestic violence call when they arrived the woman said her mentally ill husband hit her and was suicidal, after sweeping the house, the house found the suspect in in the backyard wielg a # foot long sword and charging at him. let me see your hands. shoot. [bleep] [bleep] he has a sword. i have a sword. drop it. drop it. develop it, 40. 30. [gunshots] jesse: this isn t what police sign up for but it actually is. it s not easy. their job is to maintain order. and when the rule of law isn t i couldn t know held and when bliss aren t respected, cities turn into ticking time bombs like what we are seeing here in new york. a homeless man was on a subway car throwing garbage at passengers, threatening them. saying things like this. i want
which would be a breach of the uk data privacy code designed to protect young people. good morning and welcome to the bbc news channel. the former health secretary, matt hancock, has denied claims he failed to follow covid testing advice during the early days of the pandemic. thousands of whatsapp messages leaked to the telegraph show mr hancock was advised in april 2020 to test everyone going into care homes. but a message reportedly from mr hancock to an aide said he would rather commit to just testing those going into care homes from hospitals. lord bethall was a junior minister in department of health and social care back in 2020. this morning, he was asked whether matt hancock should have taken the advice of the chief medical officer to test everyone going into care homes. no, ithink no, i think the key phrase here is this is obviously a positive step. it was absolutely crystal clear that we wanted to test everyone who went into social care. that was the ambition. gettin
i m charlie d agata in kyiv, where a swift russian victory turned into a devastating conflict with no end in sight. plus, new fallout following the toxic train derailment in ohio. we ve got a lot to do to fix this, to make rails safer. back to class. michigan state university moves forward as it begins to heal from last week s mass shooting. and later, insights from our own bob schieffer on covering the nation s 39th president, a period of american upheaval and a leader determined to go his own way. telling the truth has been pretty deeply ingrained in me. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. good evening and thank you for joining us on this sunday. today an outpouring of tributes for former president jimmy carter after it was announced that he would be receiving hospice care at home. at age 98, mr. carter is the nation s oldest living president. his decision follows a series of hospital stays and many years of health chal
york on tuesday. to turn himself in. rather stunning. anderson is tuesday certainly will be as well as historic, not the kind of homecoming any president has ever had, or the kind that anyone president or not. whatever wish for cnn s coverage of donald trump s indictment continues right now. good evening, everyone. i m alison camerata, and this is cnn tonight an unprecedented moment in u. s history. former president donald trump indicted by a grand jury in new york. it s the first time that a current or former u. s president has faced criminal charges. the indictment is under seal tonight , but more information will be announced in the coming days. sources tell cnn that the former president is facing more than 30 counts related to business fraud , defiant donald trump, issuing an angry statement tonight calling this political persecution. let s turn right away to cnn correspondent kara scannell and cnn s senior crime and justice reporter katelyn polantz keira. what happens ne