john: just two weeks to go now before title 42 ends, biden administration is announcing new measures to tackle illegal immigration and human smuggling. scrambling to set up tents, tables and portable toilets to process migrants as they overwhelm border towns like brownsville texas. the surge is agents from 200 miles away are coming in to help. shelters in el paso, texas, overrun with migrants while an estimated 35,000 more are waiting across the border for title 42 to end. national border patrol council president brandon judd standing by. he ll join us on this and more coming up. john: but first, president biden taking the podium yesterday for his first news conference in more than a month and appearing to rely on cheat sheets to pull it all off. hello, john roberts, nice to spend friday eve as we like to call it around here with you. aishah: good to see you, john. this is america reports. 80-year-old commander in chief caught holding note cards featuring an expected
dead, a male adult. three others have been rushed to area hospitals. they have suffered serious injuries, non-life-threatening. the gunman has not been identified and is on the run. police are asking for any help in identifying the suspect. not even clear yet if that suspect was driving or if that suspect was on foot. the police did just reveal in that press conference they believe the individuals shot were targeted but they don t know why. what led them to believe that is the funeral was happening, and it was just being let out at 12:17 p.m. locally, and these individuals appeared to the police to have been targeted. that presser is happening right now, they are taking questions. let s dip in and listen here. people who do these types of crimes. they need to be ultimately held accountable for their actions and we need to work hard in order to get us there. it s unfortunate someone so brazen to do such an act, let alone at a funeral. i mean, how low can you be of a human be
Today s preliminary hearing, and without the testimony from the complaining witness prosecutors could not move forward with the case. now, despite surveillance video showing 24-year-old garrett dotey chasing him down the street and hitting him multiple times in the head with a metal pipe, the judge had no choice but to release the assailant on his own recognizance. prosecutors said the man was physically unable to come to court, on pain meds and suffering from a broken jaw. his failure to show follows interviews with local media and new video tape released by the public defender s office that claims to show evidence of dotey defending himself. dotey s lawyers say he sprayed her client with bear mace and may be similar with eight bear
Safe. this video is hard to watch. it shows a man identified as 24-year-old garrett dotey swinging a metal pipe at the 53-year-old, he says his assailant was among a group of homeless man in the upscale marina district not far from the golden gate bridge. he wanted to draw attention to the deteriorating public safety. dotey s public defender thinks it was a case of self-defense. my understanding, this might be wrong, but my understanding at this preliminary point is that mr. carmignoni came upon my client and threatened him and then pepper sprayed him. the video shows he was using both of his hands to protect his head before hurrying away with
Blood streaming down his face. a fractured skull, broken jaw, and needed 51 stitches. they say it shines a light on the violence of homeless people. the city is not dealing with it, the insane asylum is our neighborhood, and that s san francisco. dotey was arrested and faces multiple charges, including assault with a deadly weapon. he faces seven years in prison if convicted. that attack happened the day after prominent tech executive bob lee was fatally stabbed not far from there. and one week later, still no arrests or suspects identified in that case. these violent attacks have residents on edge and calling on city leaders to do more to improve public safety on the streets of san francisco. sandra. sandra: thank you very much. bill. bill: sheriffs across the country are sounding the alarm, saying that felons are