as being unsafe that s not entirely true. data shots crime skyrocketing in san francisco. and bud light sent me possibly the best gift ever. a $5 billion mistake to stock price beer company now cratered. transgender activist dylan mulvaney. prince harry will attend his father s coronation. left behind in california meghan and their two children. this is about us celebrating the new monarch, that s what the day should be. i see in you sister hazel was once on our veranda and they played this very song. hit album. i thought they would be around forever. in fact, sebastian s brother was in the band. sebastian used to work here as a producer. steve: he was in blue s travelers. ainsley: close. brian: sister hazel good though. steve: not mention milwaukee. brian, you always wanted a sunrise. a beautiful view of milwaukee. the sun is coming up over what s that body of water? ainsley: where is that? steve: that s milwaukee. that s lake michigan and we ar
mayor says air defenses have been shooting down russian missiles all over the city. we re going to get an update on all of it for you. meanwhile here at home, the economy and politics are on a collision course. gas prices are up 20 cents in the last month. just 20 days from the midterm elections. in two hours, president biden will put the economy and energy front and center as he is set to announce he s releasing 15 million more barrels from our strategic reserve due to opec cuts and ease the pressure that folks are facing at the pump. new polling out this morning reinforces the politics of this and the warning signs for democrats. the economy remains top of mind for voters. and republicans have the edge on that issue as the electoral advantage is shifting in their direction on the generic ballot. but we re going to start with president biden s focus on the economy and energy prices. let s go right to kelly o donnell and her post at the white house for us. also with me, w
shimon, you ve obtained the report and read it. tell us what you ve learned. reporter: the lackadaisical response, they talk about how there was no command, no control, no leadership essentially on the scene of the shooting. it was just truly chaos, every officer doing their own thing. we re also learning what the police chief, the school police chief, pete arredondo, told the committee. he appeared before the committee. he explained his thinking. he said at one point he didn t believe there were any kids inside the score because it was awards day. what he said was he looked at an adjacent room, room 110, and when he went in there, there was no one in there, and it made himly were no babies as he said inside the room. of course, we know that was not the case. he also describes how initially his thinking was that this was an active shooter situation, but then what happens is he starts to believe that the subject, the gunman, is barricaded, and that in order to rescue the oth
out of the box thinking. so i stand corrected. so, and, of course, perfect time to blame president trump. that was two and a half years ago. but it is president trump s fault that gavin newsom destroyed the city. homelessness is out of control. crime is up 20% in terms of murders. which i don t know if put it this way 80% of people weren t murdered and robbery 13% rise 1%. we should think about the 77% that weren t robbed. here is a letter from london breath the san francisco mayor asking for more help. the scale of the problem is beyond our local capacity. we need additional and ongoing support from the department of justice to arrest and prosecute drug dealers so residents, families, and workers feel safe in the neighborhoods. s would that taken out of context? ainsley: she flip-flops. wasn t she talking about at one point defunding police and then she realized the community didn t like that. they saw crime going up. then she says i need federal help and that was last month. what
concern for his safety and that of his family, and wanting to get the matter dealt with, but. and he did the right thing in reporting the matter to the police, absolutely. i would encourage anybody to come forward. but by engaging in that type of arrangement, what you are doing is perpetuating the coercive control that these paramilitary organised crime groups have on our community. you re allowing it to perpetuate, the problem. it s not as if the police didn t want to help. yeah. but the clear message from this case study is that people in that community didn t think that was an option. no, and that s part of the difficulty because you had someone there who was willing to go down that route, but then was directed towards an alternative route of resolution, which in the long run doesn t solve the problem. and i suppose i m not sitting in judgment on the individual.