a lot of power when it comes to he can, it can t. you ll be on the grounds. he considers you a public wrist or a health risk, or even on a, on a small scenario of making a false claim on an immigration statement. and in a statement released by alex woke. he said he made the decision on the ground. so it s in the public interest to do side. so this is yet another twist in the saga. the visa saga that involves novick brokovich. the office of the u. k. prime minister boards, johnson has apologized to the queen after it emerged our party was held on the eve of her husband s funeral to gatherings were reported to have taken place in downing street during a corona virus lockdown. india s daily corona virus infections have risen to more than $264.00 thousands in the last 24 hours, driven by the army cron variance. and it comes with hundreds of thousands of hindu pilgrims gather for a religious festival. in northern india. china is facing a test if it s 0 covert policy ahead of the b
new opinions coming down in about an hour. we could get major rulings on free speech or the second amendment abortion and we re awaiting a big one, whether or not former president donald trump is immune from criminal prosecution. court starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern. we ll get rulings today. we don t know which ones will come our way. bring it to you live as it getsing here. first brazen and brutal. an illegal immigrant was arrested on rape charges of a 13-year-old girl. we ll talk to a hero who took him down and held him for police. a big return to our friend and colleague hall mate, sandra k. smith. sandra: i m sandra smith and this is america s newsroom. prosecutors revealing that suspect confirmed to filming his assault with the 13-year-old girl in a park in queens. the new york post this morning with this headline labeling him a monster. bill: this is just the latest in a string of crimes linked to illegals. republicans calling it a direct result of the crisis on o
to be decided. january 6th obstruction charges, biden administration s influence over social media content, fishermen and abortion emergencies. bill: our legal team is standing by and shannon bream leads us off this hour. good morning to you. what is it going to be? good morning. good morning. bill. you know it is decision today and tomorrow 10:00 a.m. eastern. the supreme court will never tell us what we re getting. the team is watching because we know the immunity decision could come at any time. it could be this morning and where we ll find out the impact for president trump in numerous trials and specifically the two federal trials but more longer lasting impact on the presidency for decades and centuries to come. remember that decision comes back and has guidance for the lower court say it says some acts are covered by immunity and some aren t. you send it back to the lower court where the judge has been indicating sthe is ready to get this thing revved up again and
also says the legislature has cut more than 94% of their funds since 2008. one year ago, we sent this questionnaire to districts asking what repairs they needed. 12 responded, requiring $280 million in critical infrastructure. how do they want kids to grow up and be someone if they are shutting schools down? reporter: a group called the arizona center for law in public interest says they may sue the state over ca the school district is one of their clients. lindsey reiser, cbs 5 news. okay, thanks. these two closures noa ens of west the glendale school district is holding several meetings with those parents to figure out a plan. students will now be bust to host schools for half days and host school students will then it s essentially school sharing. we still do not know which schools have been selected to host students are went the school sharing transition will begin. if you can t make it to one of those meetings tonight, we are streaming them live right now on our cb
dave: we are at the intersection of east lake mary boulevard and state rep 436. a car was coming through here about 1:00, a van. a patrol deputies said he was doing 71 in a 50, so he pulled it over. you know he pulled over at first, things went south, and the van injured the deputy as it drove off. treated at the scene by paramedics just east of sanford, deputy sheriff dean cresswell briefs other deputies about who they re looking for. from the air and on the ground, it s a search involving a van. it all started as a simple speeding ticket but quickly got complicated. the driver seemed evasive, suspicious about who he really was. dean cresswell: at that time they felt like the driver needed , to get out of the vehicle because he wasn t providing us with the correct information. dave: cresswell pulled the van over, for 71 in a 50, but when he felt the driver stopped cooperating, the deputy reached inside. dean cresswell: started to roll up the window, at which time the depu