los angeles where there has been yet another mass shooting. it happened early this morning in the upscale area of beverly crest, adjacent to beverly hills. at least three people were killed, four others injured in what police say was a shooting at some type of gathering. the suspect is on the loose. police are investigating turning now to news overseas and the growing violence in the middle east, a day after the deadliest attacks on israelis in years, a palestinian teenager shot two people today. kelly cobiella reports from jerusalem. reporter: a second day of violence in jerusalem s old city this time police say a 13-year-old palestinian boy shot an israeli father and son this morning. this video showing the moment an armed israeli citizen fired back at the attacker, who is now in the hospital the incident coming one day after this terror attack at a synagogue. seven israelis gunned down as they were leaving prayer service the friday night on the
to your question it s not only getting a defendant to talk, many don t. us defense attorneys don t like our clients to talk. but there are so many other circumstances you can evaluate. what did you target that particular night, who did you target, why were you there? were they celebrating something, as they were on that occasion, in terms of the transgender community and a remembrance night, did you know about that? did people were people who are familiar with you, did they express concerns about how you felt about members of the gay community. so you don t have to talk but i think his actions speak loudly if he s not. thank you, joey jackson. happy thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving. we turn to news overseas. authorities are racing to get the electricity back on in ukraine. about a quarter of the homes in kyiv are in the dark right now. getting power restored is taking
gotten out today if he would have come up with $50,000 and that was all they had to work with, with a $500,000 bond. bill: good clarification. thank you for that ted and phillip. we ll call on you again. eliza fletcher, 34 years old, school teacher, granddaughter of a prominent business family in memphis, her body has been found. thank you, men. dana: also news overseas, new leader in the u.k., liz truss taking over at prime minister replacing boris johnson after a meeting with queen elizabeth. a heated senate race in colorado. republican o day running against democrat bennett. we re 62 days away from the election. republicans need to focus on gasoline, groceries and god and stick to it. don t deviate. inflation buzz wo.
news overseas, former japanese leader shinzo abe died friday at the age of 67 after being shot at a campaign event in the western city of nara, in a country where gun violence is nearly nonexistent because of gun control laws. the man is being investigated for murder. today, japanese police admitted there were flaws in the security for the former prime minister. at the time of his death. and the police chief has yet to identify these issues through a thorough investigation. he remained a towering political figure despite stepping down as japan s longest serving prime minister into a new 17 due to health. an emotional press conference praised his colleague was, and said that this is absolutely devastating. hashida said that despite the tragedy, the elections will be conducted, and the
what if we lose a szmyd i would much rather be looking for your lost kid in the woods than looking at them dead in a classroom. bill: many thanks, chad. we ll wait on more news out of texas and when that happens 11:00 a.m. briefing from bill melugin that he announced a moment ago. the governor will talk at 4:00 this afternoon and we ll on all of that throughout the day. news overseas, the u.s. foreign policy focus is on the war in ukraine. china poses the bigger long term threat. how the administration is working to counter that coming up here. julie: closing arguments getting underway in the trial of a former clinton campaign lawyer charged with lying in the trump/russia probe. we have the latest from the courthouse. bill: on your money meat prices spiking in time for memorial day weekend and the start of grilling season. how will we deal with that this hot summer coming up. the food prices is just