they just got off two buses as they were headed to a church. governor abbott issued a statement saying he is sending them where they want to go. noting that l.a. is a self-declared sanctuary city. the democrat mayor karen bass went after that move call it cheap political games and a despicable stunt. she claims her city is prepared for it. okay. you asked for it, it is coming. abbott s move expands the program that sent thousands of people to vice president kamala s doorstep in washington as well as new york, philadelphia, chicago included. it is deep in crisis there, as you know in chicago. i mean, the crime is off the hooks. nearly 10,000 illegals are there now. some sleeping still in the police precincts. shuttered ymcas and abandoned schools. the homeland security committee holding a hearing to look into mayokas for his dereliction of duty. former border patrol chief testified mayokas new the administration s only border policy was to let as many people in as they possibl
the men would say how high? married to a wealthy lawyer. he always said, she has this hold over me. but there was someone she seemed even closer to. they bought matching underwear together. they shared everything. eating together. sleeping in the same bed together. she s living at her house. did they also share a deadly secret? it was a love triangle and one of them had to go. but was it her idea? oh, god, it seemed like a good at the data at the time. but oh, my god. or hers? i said, oh god, i don t want to do this. she said, get out. and who would take the full for evil? how deep a hole you dig? not deep another, obviously. hello. and welcome to dateline . attorney larry mcnabney had been living fast and loose, but things were finally slowing down for him. he had a thriving law practice, a wife he adored, and plenty of money. then, a new friend entered the picture. and a love triangle took shape. the murder was a who done it, involving
criminal rap sheet 42 arrests long including at least four charges of punching people. critics point out the jury pool will be new yorkers who take the subway really now amid general uneasiness. new yorkers are very fearful. the 30th stabbing on a new york subway last night. the 30th since 2020. people are extremely concerned because things are happening more and more. just on tuesday night, a man reportedly harassing passengers on a subway train punched a woman. her boyfriend stabbed him and he died from his wounds. the boyfriend has been arrested and charged with manslaughter, harris. his attorney is now comparing the case to daniel penny s telling fox news it is a clear case of self-defense. that s a case we will be following. harris: absolutely we will. brian, thank you so much. he is a billionaire who has spent a fortune to get liberal
not like he hadn t divorced women before, but not this one. tavia did it get it. i mean, he always said she has this hold over me. and i never understood what that meant. and larry s cmments fred about not knowing his wife? well, his suspicions turned out to be true. a little research told detectives that the real woman behind the name elisa mcnabney had a considerable criminal rap sheet. including stolen property, credit card fraud, grand theft. she really had a way of ingratiating herself with men and using her female terms. and she was very, very good at it. she was a true, true con artist. so was elisa just conning larry? surely, thought fried, she wouldn t have done away with him. would she? it wouldn t make any sense, even for a dedicated poll cap to do anything like that because, he was the goose that
kennedy mentioned the community of which officers are a part. just on friday night when, tragically, jason rivera, officer jason rivera was shot in an ambush responding to a call. he had written a letter of intent discussing that. saying the reason he wanted to become a police officer was to foster that relationship. to build the community up and to build that bridge between law enforcement and the community because they are the same thing. now he has lost his life. do you know what? he is a hero. i call him a hero and i know you all do, too. yep. yeah. i mean, for black lives matter to actually say that a cop responding to a domestic violence call because he was there to protect somebody, a citizen of the community, not a hero, he lost his life because the mother of some thug, who s got a criminal rap sheet longer than i can list in the program, okay, bail reform got him out. he got to reoffend. he had two very dangerous weapons in his possession. his mother called the police for