kayleigh: we re taking you live to an nypd news conference in brooklyn, listen. we ll take a couple questions and get out of here. bring up nypd chief of department. thank you. good afternoon, members of the media. by now, just a few moments ago, you should have received a video from d.c.p.i.showing yesterday on march 14th, 10 to 15 minutes prior to the terrible event that happened a male entered the subway station and did not pay his fare. he gets on to a manhattan bound a train and eventually gets into a dispute with another male and pulls a firearm out during the dispute and he s disarmed and shot with his own gun. the reason we want to bring this additional information to you and this is not even a 24-hour old incident, evidence is unfolding. we want to underscore importance of when we keep our subway system safe, it requires member of police department to be down there and members of the community to help us out. it was incredible what people from the community did
believes that when it comes to raising kids, the schools are better than the parents. ashley strohmier is live in the new york city news room with some very strong reaction on this. good evening. reporter: in a blistering statement virginia governor s office charged a northern virginia school system perpetuating a fole s notion, for a child. this is because fairfax county schools say they will define a new state guidelines that require students to participate in activities consistent with their gender at birth. that means school officials will also not follow guidelines that require official to inform parents if their child asks to change the name, or their gender identification. they will also allow students to play on sports teams in new facilities they believe best match with their so-called gender expression. school districts have a legal obligation to provide a safe learning environment that is inclusive of all students. and the 2023 model policies are fundamentall
staff member. speaker kevin mccarthy. and the time to george santos. and pleaded not guilty, and the indictment says he asked for more than a dozen contributors to fund santos s campaign. he also got a 15% commission from it. prosecutors allege hero a letter to santos back in 2022 saying quote, thinking my identity to big donor. you also wrote, high-risk reward. in everything i do. something he said that in turn out to be true. thank you so much for joining us tonight, cnn prime time with wolf blitzer starts right now. excellent show, caitlin, thank you very much. to our viewers, good evening. i m wolf blitzer here in washington. we want to welcome you to cnn prime time. there s breaking news we re following right now. a texas woman has been charged with threatening in a voice mail to kill the federal judge overseeing the criminal case against former president donald trump. over his attempts to try to overturn the 2020 presidential election. the suspect, allegedly called th
surrounding hunter biden and members of the press thinking the first son is being a raw deal. congress needs to stop investigating a private sen and trying to link president biden to hunter bidens conduct. hunter biden is being subjected here to a level of not only scrutiny but accountability that most mere mortals would not. hunter biden could be terrible. never met him. is being treated worse than anyone would be. this is the son of the president. he s not a political officer and doesn t begin to compare to classified documents and to the indictment here in d.c. hunter s attorneys trying to set the narrative on special counsel saying nothing new here. no new evidence to be found. the evidence that has been pursued by staff and members of media locking for connection has shown it doesn t exist. if the most people criticizing the biden family is when the president calls his son every day on speakerphone he says hello to the people in the room that is not an offens
today on inside politics, what comes after three? indictment number four, maybe. today fulton county prosecutors start presenting evidence as soon as tomorrow. they hope to secure a sweeping indictment against former president donald trump and those who aided and abetted the conspiracy theory to steal the 2020 election. plus, this is what you will get, a biden presidential run dogged by hunter biden legal problems. democrats fret as lawyers for the president s son insists an election year trial is not inevitable. and republicans get a close up with iowa voters. who impress snd who disappointed? did ron desantis do both? iowa s republican party chairman joins me live in just a few minutes. i m jessica dean in for dana bash. let s go behind the headlines at inside politics. up first today, the clock ticks toward another potential trump indictment and today action in georgia. that bus and the caravan of police surrounding it whisking grand jurors to work. the heigh