mayor london breed trying to score points and not against critics who have been blasting her city is on face. unsafe. because of social media and how people are able to publicize things that are happening in a moment, it is taken complete out of context in terms that is not entirely true. it is sad because i think it is just san francisco has been a target for so long and used as an example because we are innovative, we are creative, we come up with out-of-the-box ideas, and another remember things to push forward change in our community. with the previous president, it was a target. jesse: people are getting fed up with the nonsense. lawrence jones actually went to san francisco to talk to democrats about far left measures that put criminals back on the streets and the voters there say they got tricked. listen. who thought it was a good idea? does anybody support it? apparently the voters did. because it was sold as the safe schools act. come on, who doesn t want
but, breaking tonight, the suspect accused of leaking our nation s top secrets appearing in court for the first time today. 21-year-old national guard man for leaking and sharing classified information. we learn more about the investigation that led to his takedown as criticism mount to the methods of highly sensitive secrets to thousands of people including a 21-year-old air national guardman from texas. they are tightening the entire process. reaction. we begin alexis mcadams outside the court house. that appearance happened today in boston. good evening, alexis. very active day at the federal courthouse behind me as investigators try to figure out how a 21-year-old with a high school diploma had access to some of the country s biggest secrets. this all comes as new documents we just got a look at today show that jack teixeira might have known that the feds were on to him so much so he was trying to search in his data base. tonight 21-year-old jack teixeira remains in
stunt. tensions between the two rising since bragg s indictment of former president donald trump. senior news correspondent rich edson has details. a republican led hearing about crime in a democrat-run city. we want to hear from the victims. the family, the people in manhattan, the people in new york have been impacted by this surge in crime that has happened because you have d.a.s more focused on coddling criminals. monday s house judiciary committee hearing in manhattan will include victims and victim s advocates. jose alba is scheduled to appear the bodega man killed and assaulted him. alvin bragg charged alba with second degree murder and later dropped the charges after significant public outcry. bragg is also the prosecutor that indicted former president trump. committee republicans maintain this session has nothing to do with the former president. this is not the time we re going to talk about donald trump. major crime in new york grew 22% last year over the year befor
and look at the inside. it has beans, pickers of beans on everything. i submitted you. i hope you win. she doesn t want to go mars. jesse: see you guys on monday. judge jeanine: you won t. bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i m bret baier. former secretary of state mike pompeo has made a decision. he is not running for president in 2024. he will be here live on set to explain why. the u.s. supreme court makes a decision on the fate of the so-called abortion pill but the legal fight is far from over. shannon bream is here with the latest on this. and elon musk says artificial intelligence has the potential to destroy civilization as we know it. our five part series on ai wraps up today and we will analyze all sides with a trio of ai experts.