jessica tarlov, jesse watters, d greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. the so-called great savior of democracy is back. rushed off his caribbean vacation where he got sunburned into oblivion. president biden was at valley forge to kick off his first major campaign speech of the year, but it looks like the big guy is out of big ideas. instead of talking policies or how he will make your lives better, biden bashed maga supporters and january 6th. the president repeatedly mentioned george washington, while fanning himself as a defender against dictatorship. donald trump s campaign is about him, not america, not you. donald trump s campaign is obsessed with the past, not the future. he is willing to sacrifice our democracy, put himself in power. maga supporters not only embrace political they abide by it. hear me clearly, i will stay with donald trump won t: political violence is never, ever acceptable in the united states, never, never, never.
police release new body camera video of the deadly shooting in a new mexico neighborhood, and detailed look at how the officers took down the gunman who shot nine people in the shooting spree. mystery in the amazon and what happened to four young children who might have survived a plane crash. new footprints in the jungle are providing hope this morning. and there are major new developments that could impact the war in ukraine. the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is in aub right n in saudi arabia right now, and then he goes to japan where he is going to be greeted by the announcement that he has been pleading for. president biden just told the allies that the u.s. will support efforts to train the ukrainian pilots on the f-16 fighter jets. zelenskyy desperately wants the planes inside of his country. we have team coverage with natasha bertrand at the pentagon, and tell us about this announcement that the u.s. is going to support training on the f-16 and what exa
fan mail friday. kids, control yourself or i am turning the car ran. [laughter] the first question from brent g. what is something you ve done that you would discover the urge that you would discourage others from doing you met jessica flush from doing? jessica? jessica: in fifth grade, i was mean to this girl my class. greg: and she killed herself. jessica: she is alive and thriving and i wasn t that mean. greg: maybe it s a good thing. jesse: jessica: even polite bullying is bad. jesse: mind is no bully also. greg: oh, really? you were a bully? jesse: i wasn t a bully. greg: you were the bully. jesse: i wasn t the bully. no i wasn t. i was not. dana: judge? g jeanine: i wouldn t fry a turkey. you fry a turkey in it.
that he was warned about sharing classified intelligence and he was warned to stop taking notes about intelligence. teixeira has been charged under the espionage acts with unauthorized retention of national defense information and unauthorized removal of classified information and removal of materials. he has not entered a formalized plea. and now, the vatican says a car ran through the gates there, and you can see the vehicle ramming around barriers there. and the man was shot at and arrested before he got to the vatican. they say he was 45 years old and experiencing a mental health crisis. a hollywood icon is celebrated at the cannes film festival. harrison ford was awarded with a
incident, a car ran over dozens of los angeles county sheriff s recruits during their early morning run. 25 cadets were 25 cadets were injured, five critically, when an s.u.v. traveling on the wrong side of the road plowed into the group as they ran in formation during a training exercise. the sheriff s office says the most serious injuries include head trauma, broken bones and lost limbs. the driver was taken into custody at the scene by other members of the training academy, but officials say it appears to have been a horrific accident. we have a lot of news to bring you tonight. and cbs christina ruffini will start us off from the scene in whittier, california. good evening, christina. reporter: good evening,good e norah. firefighters at the station behind us were about to go off shift when they heard the collision and rushed out on to the scene to began administering aid, something the sheriff sayso the sc saved lives. an early-morning training run turned into a real-life real-l