Face charges. The brooklyn District Attorney says the shooter acted in selfdefense after being attacked by another passenger who police say started the brawl. The case is raising new concerns about Violent Crime in the big apple and how it is prosecuted. Welcome to a brandnew hour of fox news like i am arthel neville. Hi im eric shawn. About to show you the video of this incident thats got a lot of publicity. I went to hornets Graphic Police say the whole thing started when a man started a fight pulled out a gun after being stabbed by a woman on that train. The other passengers wrestled the gun away from the man and fired at least four shots. The man who was shot by his own weapon is still in Critical Condition in the hospital. The shooter was a mutely arrested then released after prosecutors declined to file charges citing selfdefense. The cases been compared to the incident last year involving Daniel Penney the ex marine use a chokehold to restrain a man who is verbally threatening s
a story about the power of kindness and on relenting courage in a time of war and it has been targeted for removal from school library shelves. the velshi banned book club convenes this morning with r. j. palacio author of the powerful graphic novel white bird. velshi starts now. good morning. i am ali velshi. it is saturday may 14th, day 80 of the invasion of ukraine and the war that is not going as putin planned or as anyone expected. the consequences of the war of choice on the neighbor, both intended and unintended, are now out in the open and on display for the world to see. there is a global economic toll and ramifications for the world food supply, ukraine being one of the largest producers of green in the world. we will dive into this later on in the show. other consequences are more direct and visual with ukraine being altered. entire cities, towns, villages, big and small, ruined and erased from the landscape. tens of thousands of people have been killed in th
over and over he didn t have anything to do with those business dealings. nearly 70% of people say biden did something illegal. 55% say he acted inappropriately. none of it good. the new york post cover putting it bluntly. there is no hiding from the scandal. these numbers come as special counsel david weiss is prepared to indict hunter biden on gun charges later this month. why he didn t do it yesterday when he announced it we don t know. but hunter s attorney and liberal media now saying in concert they are just caving to republican pressure. it looks like the heat that s put on by the republican congressmen who want to interfere in the normal course of what the justice department does, puts up the heat. where else other than a case in which they are cowering from the political pressure would somebody be charged with something that s unconstitutional? d.o.j. has given me whiplash on this one. the only conclusion the whistleblowers were right. initially d.o.j. was rave
federal gun charge by end of this month, that is what david weiss team said yesterday. this is a month after the first son s sweetheart deal fell apart. he would have served time for buying a gun in 2018 and that charge could land him 10 years behind bars. house republicans are demanding hunter s legal team hand over all information on the collapsed plea deal and failure to present the documents could call for hunter to testify before congress. alejandro mayorkas and merrick garland are accused of helping to of coer for hunter biden. listen. we know merrick garland has told the national archive not to cooperate with us. we know just this week there were secret service agents working with us to identify the people who tipped off the legal team that the irs was about to knock on the door and our sources at secret service said mayorkas called them. mayorkas and merrick garland are part of the cover-up. these are the two highest ranking people in the biden administration. bro
is it related to similar outbreaks in china and denmark? i have a stellar conservative record that i am proud of. embattled new york congressman george santos facing the prospect of being the sixth u.s. house member ever to be expelled. are you reconsidering resigning? no, i am not. this is the greatest concentration of bald eagles anywhere on the planet. norah: and protecting an american symbol of freedom. meet the people hoping to save a national treasure. nothing exudes power like a bird of prey. [bald eagle chirping] norah: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. after 55 long and grueling days, eight more hostages are back with their loved ones today. last minute tense negotiations allowed for a seventh day of this temporary cease fire and for more families to be reunited. in exchange, israel freed 30 palestinian prisoners. six women and two teenagers crossed out of gaza. many of them were hiding in their homes during the