We ll bring you more as we get it. david: all right, griff. we ll be monitoring that situation there and in colorado very closely. griff, thank you very much. we are also following some developments on crime policies in new york city. after mounting criticism for police and other groups, manhattan d.a. alvin bragg releasing a memo revising two of his most controversial policies, robberies involving a knife or gun will now once again be treated as felonies. will this be enough to help the spike in crime? retired new york police department lieutenant joe cardinally joins me now. great to see you, joe, thanks for being here. forgive me for being just a little skeptical that alvin bragg has turned 180 degrees and is now going to be tough on crime. what do you think? well, he s going to come full circle. what he s doing is he s picking and choosing. he said, well, i m going to get some kickback on it, so these are the crimes we re going to let them have, and that s what s happening.