being forced out from the building. the rsf had surrounded it with their vehicles and anti aircraft weapons. on may 1st, a public area next to the hospital was hit by an air strike. the army are the only ones with such capability. our sources tell us there was no warning and that doctors were treating civilians and rsf soldiers at the time. the duty to warn of any impending air strike and to ensure take due precaution that all civilians are able to evacuate the hospital prior to an air strike. that is very clear under under the laws of war. five people were reportedly killed.
he said i his family was support and he always had a place to be and live and perhaps contradicts what we have heard in the terms that neely was experiencing homelessness. this is complicated, of course. anybody who has a family member or friend dealing with mental illness can understand that. but the attorney just calling this an absolute tragedy here for the family. just to back up in what got us here. on may 1st, jordan neely was a subway performer, a michael jackson impersonator. according to witnesses was threatening loudly saying i m hungry, i m ready to die. that is when the marine veteran jumped up and subdued him with now with know a lethal chokehold and he is facing a second-degree man, slaughter charge for which is. able punishable up to 15 years in prison. he wasn t on the verge of attacking anybody but penny subdued him and several other people on that train camp jumping in to subdue him and unclear if they will be charged. we saw this erupt, the city
well, it was kind of a surprise to us that, you know, the citizens of the city. and, you know, our engine, our economic engine is the service industry. you know, whether it s breweries, whether it s restaurants. you know, we are in the blue ridge mountains, we get around 11 million people a year that come for the outdoors experiences as well where there is biking or fishing. you know, and we just wanted to be safe for our community, our residents and also our the travelers that come and visit us. steve: sure, absolutely. i understand. so, on may 1st, after crime has gone up in your town and your town is beautiful, by the way. may 1st, the city of asheville kicking off a new downtown safety initiative over 60 days, two months. what it will do is increase the police presence in parks and public spaces. launch community responder pilot program where the fire department is going to remove litter, needles and wastes. tourists hate taking pictures of
they ve legalized all the vices while taking away all the things that give the people the ability to put their life in their own hands have personal responsibility take care of yourself. they want us drugged up, they want us pleasure seeking, they want us completely you know, the opiate of the masses departmentened on the government turning a blind eye to all of the corruption going on. they just want us pleased with things that will distract us. tucker: one of the reasons i m so glad you re here is i have a feeling you re on a collision course with the canadian government so i wanted to meet you in person before whatever happens happens. lauren southern remember that name thank you for joining us. thank you tucker. tucker: you will be able to watch this on may 1st, if you don t have an account that allows you to do that sign up at the fox nation web site now use the proposal mow code originals. up next most professional sports league have been completely co-opted by politics,
change of federal rules on mortgage fee could say give high risk home buyers discounted rates. on may 1st new changes to loan level price adjustments would make mortgage rates lower for buyers with credit ratings. buyers who spent years building good credit to pay more. the move experts are calling unprecedented is part of the current administration affordable housing push. and gen z may not have a lot of money compared to older generations w but that is not stopping them from going on vacation. a new survey reveals 52% of gen zers are frequent travelers who are taken three or more trips a year. that s about the same of millennials travel habits, more than gen xers and baby boomers. a look at the income show many of the frequent fliers don t make more than $50,000 per year. and those are your headlines, will, back to you. will: thank you, ashley. 30 years ago this week federal agents conducted their final