brooke was dead.he neck, once in her chest and an execution -style shot to the back of her head. >> i could not believe that another human could be so heartless. >> and you know, they're askin'us these questions like, who would -- do you know anybody that would wanna harm your sister? and we're like, we don't have a clue. >> i could not even think of someone that would wanna hurt brooke in any way. everybody loved brooke. >> but investigators had to start somewhere, although only 23 years old, brooke already had an ex-husband -- clayton morris. she met him soon after high school. >> he was kind of country, you know? they just hit it off. they just had fun together and started dating. and then the surprise popped up. >> she comes home with some news, some big news. >> hm, she was totally excited, of course. i was not so much excited. >> brooke, then 20 years old, was pregnant. >> i thought brooke was too young, for one thing. and you know, it's just--it's not what i had hoped for her at that time. >> b

brooke was one of those people who thought she'd found her match on tinder. ♪♪♪ brooke: when i firste or to try and find someone to be in a relationship with. i first matched with him in 2017, i was in my last year of uni. i guess my first impression was that he seemed like a really chill, down-to-earth kind of guy. he was living with his grandma, he'd moved sort of down to the area to live with his grandma and help take care of her, and so i was like, oh, well, he's obviously, like, a really kind, caring guy. when he asked if i wanted to, you know, go back to his place to have tea on the second date, i was like, yup, sure, and we had tea and chilled, and then i went home. ♪♪♪ brooke: the next time we caught up, he picked me up from my place, and we went for a drive outside of galong and into sort of, like, this sort of really rural town, where there was, like, no streetlights, no nothing. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ avani: the man pulled up in a secluded spot. when brooke got nervous and asked to be taken home, he threw her phone out the car window. ♪♪♪ brooke: once the phone smashed, i was like, oh cr

abc s will reeve got the chance to sit down with garth brooks backstage?rooks in a new place. i plan on being here till they throw me out. so we'll see how long that is. here we are. we're vegas country icon, unveiling a new residency at the coliseum at caesars palace called garth brooks plus one ahead of opening night. garth going one on one with g. m. a fans come here to vegas to see you at the coliseum . what are they getting hoping they get something here? that they can't get anywhere else. i think it's a laboratory. because no phone policy, no video policy which makes me go. here's a song i was working on today. last year, brooks finished a 3.5 year global stadium tour over three million fans came to see his shows. the coliseum is far more intimate with just over 4000 seats. demand is so high he's already added dates for next year. they said. hey, do you want to do? 2024 said. you bet it's the fact that they show up is the surprise. one of the greatest reviews i ever got with somebody that walked out that says i'm not sure what i just saw. it was fant

a lot of public pressure, brooke, to release this video. this is very rare to release something like this. why did you finally do it? >> i understood the public outcry over this case. we had a life be lost, a life that was valued, a life that was loved and appreciated, and people have an overwhelming reaction to what happened. and so i assured the public that we would be fully transparent about how we arrived at the decision, including a comprehensive report regarding our legal analysis and how we got there, but also to release the evidence as well. >> we just talked about this a couple minutes ago, optics and interpretation. just releasing that video, the visual part of that, it is hard to watch. it shows banko brown retreating out of walgreens when he was shot. the audio is also important here of this confrontation, but we don't hear that. what do we need to know? >> there is no audio associated with that video, and so it is. it's very difficult to watch. i had the same reaction that probably anyone who has watched that video has had init

brooks koeka can still take part. brooks koepka deserves - can still take part.ll take part. brooks koepka deserves to take l can still take part. brooks - koepka deserves to take part, he is second in the us standings, only played two counting events. i don't know if there are anyone else on the live roster who would make the team, but i have different feelings about the european team and the other side and how that has all transpired. i don't think any of those guys should be a part of the european team. finally usain bolt has been _ european team. finally usain bolt has been in _ european team. finally usain bolt has been in talks - european team. finally usain bolt has been in talks with i bolt has been in talks with world athletics about playing a role in reviving the sport that has made him a global superstar. he dominated men's sprinting for nearly a decade from the 2008 beijing olympics onwards but he said the sport has been in something of a slump since he retired. after me at kind — slump since he retired. after me at kind of _ slump since he retired. a

care challenges from the covid-19 pandemic, access to care, and lowering prescription drug costs brooks-brooks-brooks-broo- ks-that the remarks are part of the policy conference here in washington d.c. -- >> welcome back. hi, everyone. i'm very excited for our next session. we are so fortunate to have with us today ms. brooks-lasure for medicare and medicaid service she oversees programs including medicare, medicaid, children's health insurance program and health care.gov haven't church marketplace that provides health care and coverage for more than 100 million people. nationwide. she played a key role in guiding the affordable care act. the president implementation, and has decades of experience working in the federal government, capitol hill, and in the private sector. administrator we, are excited to have you here. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you so much, matt. for the kind introduction. and the importantly, for the invitation to be here with you will. good morning. what a beautiful spring day, walking in with my daughter, it's nice to see the sun out. it's really a pleasure to join you to discuss the v

brooke allen the title of your wall street journal editorial. our op ed was college should be more like prison was that your title was definitely not my title, and i've got a certain amount of flack for it. but, you know, the editorial writers, editors, they want people to they want eyes on page. and i think they succeeded really well in that. and there certainly are aspects of the college that i wish could be more like the prison. i wish it were more it were more tolerant. i wish it were more peaceful. i wish there were no poems and computers in the classroom. there's so many things i'd like to see similar to what the kind of class we have in the prison. brooke allen former bennington college professor who works on that institution's prison education initiative. we appreciate your time on booktv. thank you. and i and you watching about books, a program and podcast produced by c-span's booktv. well, each tuesday, dozens of new books are published. here's a recent sampling. two new history books focus on high profile congressional hearings of the

brooke allen the title of your wall street journal editorial.ed was college should be more like prison was that your title was definitely not my title, and i've got a certain amount of flack for it. but, you know, the editorial writers, editors, they want people to they want eyes on page. and i think they succeeded really well in that. and there certainly are aspects of the college that i wish could be more like the prison. i wish it were more it were more tolerant. i wish it were more peaceful. i wish there were no poems and computers in the classroom. there's so many things i'd like to see similar to what the kind of class we have in the prison. brooke allen former bennington college professor who works on that institution's prison education initiative. we appreciate your time on booktv. thank you. and i and you watching about books, a program and podcast produced by c-span's booktv. well, each tuesday, dozens of new books are published. here's a recent sampling. two new history books focus on high profile congressional hearings of the 20th ce

brooke. >> brooke: former cia director morrell and brennan will testify this month. take a look at the emails. mike morell asked brennan to sign the letter. can i add your name, giving a talking point to push back on trump on this issue. brennan responds, add my name to the list, good initiative. this was just four days before the debate with biden and trump. >> 54 national intelligence folkses what he is accusing me of is a russian plant. five former heads of the cia, both parties, say what he's saying is a bunch of garbage. >> brooke: john solmonreleased the e-mails yesterday and he calls this election interference. listen. >> this e-mail between two cia directors to create political outcome in an election and portray it as a warning. 51 people, who carried power of the united states intelligence community signed this letter without ioda that this was russian disinformation so joe biden could have that moment to lie to the american people. >> the white house claims the fbi has a document that describes an alleged criminal scheme involving then vice president biden

i was tom brooks — throughout the day every day.ughout the day every day. i was tom brooks in can as— throughout the day every day. i was tom brooks in can as it _ throughout the day every day. i was tom brooks in can as it heats - throughout the day every day. i was tom brooks in can as it heats up on the red carpet and will keep an eye on that do state with us on bbc news in the next few minutes will be live in the next few minutes will be live in kyiv for our latest on that sort. hello there. a fairly quiet weather day. a few showers around. it was a chilly old start this morning due to the largely clear skies overnight. but since then, we have seen more scenes like this, some patchy fair weather cloud bubble up. so through the rest of the week, then temperatures gradually on the rise, we'll hold on to some largely dry conditions, too. so the reason behind the settled conditions is this broad area of high pressure. the winds typically coming in from the northwest where we have had some exposure for example, the northern isles, qu

brooks koepka, the leader, make those birdies. brooks koepka, the leader. l— make those birdies.rooks koepka, the leader, i know he has _ make those birdies. brooks koepka, the leader, i know he has been - the leader, i know he has been booed. that is part of the story. but it will also be significant for him personally if he could win this title, which would be if it major for him? title, which would be if it ma'or for him? , title, which would be if it ma'or for him? t t, title, which would be if it ma'or for him? t ., ., title, which would be if it ma'or for him? t t, t, t, , for him? yes, it would for all sorts of reasons- — for him? yes, it would for all sorts of reasons. he _ for him? yes, it would for all sorts of reasons. he was _ for him? yes, it would for all sorts of reasons. he was down - for him? yes, it would for all sorts of reasons. he was down in - for him? yes, it would for all sorts of reasons. he was down in the - of reasons. he was down in the doldrums for a couple of years with injury problems. he came bouncing back as a player at the masters. at one stage h

brooks? >> to say i had lessons from garth brooks, that would be cool. >> we'll have more on that.college murders and what it means for the case, george. >>> the new crackdown on tik tok. the app is banned in montana. whit johnson has the latest on that. good morning, whit. >> reporter: good morning. more than half of the states in the u.s. and the federal government already prohibit tik tok on government device. montana is on track to institute an outright ban. the governor signing the bill into law, which would take effect in january of 2024. the governor tweeting it's meant to protect montanans personal and private data from the chinese communist party. this follows growing concerns that personal information could be shared with the chinese government through tik tok's beijing based parent company, a claim tik tok denies. the company responding to the new law saying it infringes on the first amendment rights of the people of montana. the app has more than 150 million users in the u.s. the law states it could fine tik tok or entities like app stores $10,000 per day for each time

brooke singman has more, what can you tell us? >> brooke: biden administration is bracing for the announcement this morning. white house spokesperson telling me comer is loudly and proudly broadcasting a press conference today to continue his pattern of making absurd claims that president biden has made decisions not in the interest of america, but in interest of communist china to score political points. comer says he has receipts and he's interested to see how the white house responds when he presentses them. >> james: we will present bank records tomorrow and talk about different people they were taking money from, their ties to foreign nationals in the worst countries on the planet and i think the american people have questions for joe biden. we'll see if the main-stream media has questions for joe biden. >> brooke: not just the oversight committee, the intelligence committee and subcommittee will release a report focusing on the effort to discredit the hunter biden laptop story in 2020 tlchl is a letter signed by 50 intellige

brooke singman has details. good morning. >> brooke: major revelation in the arkansas courtroom yesterday as hunter biden fights his child support battle. his lawyers reveal the president's son has paid $750,000 in child support ever since a paternity test confirmed he was the father. that hasn't stopped the first family from oh, racing navy from the family tree. >> president biden: i have six grandchildren, i'm crazy about them and speak to them every single day, not a joke. >> brooke: hunter biden ignoring any admission as he left the courtroom. >> is your service doing a service for not recognizing his grandchild. >> brooke: investments and art sales and overseas business dealings say this paternity case may be key to you have mooing their own investigation forward. >> this has potential to be helpful. first of all, what in fact is his income from his artwork and who the buyers of this artwork are. we want to know if hunter biden has offshore accounts. we are learning about the complex scheme the biden family

i could never forget that. >> brooke: okay. well, something keeps echoing in my head. also said that thomas isn't the issue. you are. so what does that mean? please tell me. are you or are you not attracted to thomas? ♪♪ >> taylor: i just can't believe that hope would say those derogatory things about you. >> thomas: okay. well, she didn't mean it, right? and she already explained why. >> taylor: mm-hmm. okay. well, um, just to clarify,

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for weeks there's been growing public pressure for san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins to release security camera video showing the fatal shooting at a walgreens by an armed security guard. it's the video the d.a. references as part of a reason for not filing charges in that case. today, the video was released, along with other key evidence. here's sergio quintana in san francisco. >> reporter: the walgreens security camera video documents the nearly minute long struggle between banko brown and michael anthony. the confrontation becomes violent almost immediately, after a shove and a struggle, the security guard pulls brown to the ground, putting him in a choke hold. he agreed to let brown get up if he calmed down. brown picks up the bag and begins walking out. the guard pulls his gun. brown turns back around to face him, leans towards him and the guard fires. the d.a. says the video doesn't tell the whole story. >> with a video that has no sound, no audio to it. it is difficult to have context to what is going on. and that is why we must listen to the security guard's sta

>> brooke: right. we just had the durham report, which the american people heard about everyday for 2-1/2 years, at the end of the 2016 presidential election campaign and into trump's presidency, a special counsel was appointed to investigate if he was colluding with russia. the american people thought the president had been colluding with russia to flans the election. we had a special counsel appointed to investigate this. he investigated for four years and last week we reported there was no collusion or a reason for the investigation to have started in the first place. a lot of media glossed over it. the headline came out, the investigation is done, but end of the day, we heard about this everyday for all of trump's presidency and now it is complete. people haven't corrected the record. if you have a larger percent of the american people thinking former president trump is corrupt than president biden, we have a responsibility to bring facts to the american people and come full circle with the stories

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. >> todd: brooke singman has more. >> brooke: the white house is tight-lipped on the durham report. his secretary walked off when asked about troubling revelations, watch this. >> what is the white house reaction to special counsel report? >> i would leave to the department of justice. >> does he agree with special counsel durham? >> that is with the department of justice. we believe in independent department of justice. thank you, see you guys in japan. >> durham report foup the fbi had no evident of collusion between donald trump and russia before the 2016 presidential election. cia director john brennan briefed barack obama and joe biden about a hillary clinton plan to tie trump to russia in july 2016. now all eyes are on democratic congressman adam schiff, one of the most outspoken in congress when it comes to accusing trump of collusion. >> this clear evidence and this adds to ample evidence of collusion in plain sight and that is true. >> have democrats found evidence of collusion? >> yes, we have. you can see evidence in plan b sight, pretty compelling evidence. >> brooke: on

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brook jenkins is correct. defense attorneys ofte will blame the victim. but that's too broad a brush. what defense attorney does is you want to make things more complicated. we want to add mor complexity to the case. we want to ask questions to raise a reasonable doubt to have a jury sa y,what know about bob lee. it makes the victim in the case less relatable that he has ingested all the drugs. did he have a drug problem, one time? how often did he ingest drugs. what does that mean in terms of the conflict with mr. momeni and what type of person was he. so far the narrative from the prosecutor is that he is a successful hard working so of infidelity with mr. momeni's sister but all we know is sun. inge by mr. lee. that does add a layer of complication. from a prosecution point of vie -- >> go ahead. why does this make a difference. forgive me, i cut you off. >> not at all. why does it make a difference? why does bob lee partying and ingesting drugs ad any level of complication? the truth is it doesn't mean a person deserves to be murdered and that person

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brooke singman joins us. >> brooke: former national intelligence clapper and john brennan will reportedly testify on the weaponization of the federal government this month. take a look at the e-mails. in 2020, mike morell asked brennan to sign that letter. can i add your name to this list? trying to give the campaign during the debate on thursday a talking point to push back on trump on this issue. brennan responds, add my name to the list, good initiative. this exchange was four days before then candidate debate against former president trump. watch this. >> there are 50 former national intelligence folks that says this is a russian plant. they say this has -- five former heads of the cia, both parties, say what he's saying is a bunch of garbage. >> brooke: john solomoncalls the operation election interference. >> this letter shows to create political outcome of election and portray as organic intelligence warning. 51 people who carried the power of the us intelligence committee signed this letter without a shred of evident the hunter biden laptop was russian disinform so that joe biden

i met mel brooks. he's my hero. genuinely truly.ry of the world part one" on vhs. i own all of his movies. "young frankenstein." "the producers." but when you couldn't have seen it when it came out. you were too young. >> nick: i was too young but i was able to procure a trench coat. stacked myself on other toddlers and we got into the film. gregory hines is amazing. true comedic hero. i got the call to be part of the show, it was a highlight to have that moment. my brother showed me all of his movies when i was very, very young. he showed me all of those movies and then showed me the exorcist when i was five. it was real moments in my life where i could've gone either way. i could have gotten into comedy or demonic possession. i think i made the right choice. working with mel has been really one of the true highlights of my life. i got to asking questions the process. you know, in your show of shows, what was the lunch order? >> stephen: oh, my god. i would love to know. >> nick: it with a turkey sandwich with one slice of pastrami

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he is also the sicilia chair in taiwan studies here at brookings. prior to joining the institution, he served as director for china, taiwan and mongolia on the national security council and in that role he advised president obama and senior white house officials on all aspects of u.s. policy towards china, taiwan and mongolia and coordinated the implementation of the policy throughout the region. we are also joined today by the second co-author who is the managing director of the german marshall fund indo pacific program. she's also a nonresident fellow with the institute in sydney australia and senior associate with the pacific forum. she's worked at the intersection of asia-pacific geopolitics and u.s. policy for more than three decades including at the center for strategic and international studies and in government service at the department of defense and state. finally, we are also joined by our third co-author here today, richard bush. richard spent more than 20 years with brookings helping to found what is now the center for east asia policy

now confirming plans changed when brooks emerged. what did you think when you saw her in the window >> i was crying. yeah i was crying >> reporter: tonight, the city planning another search, now saying two people may still be trapped in the rubble one of them computer technician ryan hitchcock. his family pleading for patience >> ryan wouldn't want anyone else to put their lives at risk to unfortunately somebody who probably has not survived >> reporter: families say brandon colvin, a father of five, is the other person likely trapped, adding that's his apartment, his rack of clothes visible from the street >> they have not exhausted all -- all means to make sure everybody is out of there. >> reporter: the problem? the building, which the city says has a history of complaints and was under repair, is now being held up by rubble. >> be careful because this building is going to collapse. >> all right, maggie, we just heard it there. time is of the essence. any idea when that next search will happen >> so, tom, no set timeline for the s

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ktvu brooks drills joins us live tonight from the news and okay, brooks laid out for us here.kay mike. well, right now the teachers union is just wrapping up a news conference, but they were using some harsh words and accusing the district of stalling. negotiations have been working toward a contract for months when they hope will recruit and routine teachers and meet the needs of students of the 3000. union members. 88% voted to authorize this strike last week. and now we know on thursday it's happening if an agreement isn't reached. today i'm announcing that on may 4th if we do not have an agreement with the district we are going to strike over there unfair labor practice set to strike oakland teachers and educators are preparing to hit the picket lines all following days and hours of painstaking negotiating . we've been there all weekend long, really attempting to try to get a deal because we want to avoid the strike and at this point that it is in the district's hands. accusing the district of being late and unprepared. there has been a bargaining breakdown at odds is teac

francisco de a brook. jenkins says brown's killing was a tragedy. but she said video evidence in witness statements indicate it was brown, who threatened the guard 33 year old michael earl wayne anthony. there was physical violence that was used in order to proceed with taking the property as well as threats of extreme violence, the d a said pursuing murder charges against the guard would be unethical and create false hope for a successful prosecution. in this situation, we had a shoplifting incident that really escalated into an altercation that under the law ah! qualifies as a robbery. so first of all, we want to see the tapes. we want to see the proof . julie el royo is with the young women's freedom center, where brown was a community organizer. even if somebody felt like their life was in danger. why in the chest? why why would it be in somewhere that it would be so lethal security guard in this case, thought his life was in danger and he took but he thought was appropriate action, ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza said businesses like walgree

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reporter brooke schafer explains. >> at this, mcdonald's in hialeah, florida. business is booming.ales after covid are better than before covid despite inflation taking a bite out of most americans budgets fast food sales are surging across the country are drive-thru used to be 60 65% before covid and it's over. 75 now chains like mcdonald's are doing better than expected. customers like korean rigby. keep coming back a few times a week. just a >> fast fashion, simple, cheap. >> will last quarter even with a potential recession. mcdonald's global sales rose 12%. chipotle also beat analysts. predictions with sales jumping about 11% in the first part of the year. some of that fast food success is linked to what you're paying for. a big mac or nuggets. higher prices can lead to bigger sales numbers. fast food menu. prices jumped significantly last year about 13% slightly outpacing the cost of groceries, which bounced 11.8% in 2022, you can still get better value at to that of fast food restaurant and sometimes you can to the grocery store. it's not just. >> people with a lower socioec

back to brooks koepka, he is eight holes away from his fifth major title. he was in the same position at last month's masters, but then he fall apart in the final round. >> i love what you said after your loss at the masters, you said i didn't really sleep, i figured out the mistakes i made and i won't make them again. what were those mistakes and how do you apply that to tomorrow? >> i cannot give away my mistakes, but i promise i will not do that again tomorrow, i won't have that thought process, it'll be completely different. >> the kentucky derby winner mage trying to keep his chances alive at preakness. to the stretch . >> who's it going to be? >> national treasure wins by a head, nicholas cage was not riding the horse , that ended his shot at the triple crown. >>> stanford facing florida today, third inning, the deep ball to left field , if it is fair it is gone and it is fair and it is out of here. two run shot giving stanford the lead and they never looked back. stanford victorious, 8-number zero in the cardinal one win away from advancing to the su

brooke. >> brooke: republicans want john durham to testify before congress next week after his report found the fbi had no form of collusion with president trump and russia in 2016. now the report reads the doj and fbi failed to uphold their important mission of strict fidelity to the law. senior fbi personnel displayed lack of analytical rigor toward the information they received, especially information received from politically affiliated persons and entities. john brennan briefed obama, joe biden and other top national security officials about hillary clinton being accused of vilifying donald trump in 2016. "russian intelligence analysis alleged clinton stirred up a scandal of donald trump for linking him to putin. the intel community does not know the accuracy of this information or the extent of the analysis is exaggeration or fabrication. i spoke with president trump after durham's report was released. trump says james comer has to hold his investigation accountable. this treasonous charade was started by the democrats by comey. house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan says

tom brooke, bbc news, cannes. tom brook, bbc news, cannes.he day's other news now. a bbc investigation has revealed that britain has so far failed to fine thousands of foreign companies for breaking a new transparency law. the legislation, introduced last year, required overseas companies with property in the uk to reveal their owners by the end of january. details of last week's year 6 sats reading test in england have been published, after some teachers and parents said it was so difficult, it left pupils in tears. the department for education says papers are "rigorously trialled". a survey by citizens advice suggests that up to i million people cancelled their broadband in the past year due to the cost of living. the charity said those struggling could have benefited from cheaper social tariffs or special low—cost packages. watchdog ofcom says a5 million eligible people are missing out on the deals. voters in northern ireland are going to the polls to decide who should represent them on 11 councils. a total of 807 candidates are competing

with that i'll be fallowed by district attorney brook jenkins. >> good afternoon. i first want to say thank you to governor gavin newsom as well as general beavers from the national guard as well as commissioner dere from the california highway patrol for offering their assistance with tackling the open air drug market in san francisco that chief scott and our departments have both been working vigiously to address the last 9 months together. what we know is that this is not a problem that is easily solved and the more support and collaboration that we have allows us to address this problem more expeditiously so i'm very excited about the prospckt of this collaboration and this new partnership. this was an opportunity that at least from the vantage point of the national guard that was offered to my office about a year or two ago and declined. that was not in the best interest of san francisco. what is in the best interest of san francisco and particularly communities like the tenderloin and south of market, they deserve to make sure that they get to walk down the s

. >> todd: brooke singman. >> brooke: the white house is staying tight-lipped with no comment from president biden when his press secretary walked off the podium when asked about the troubling revelation? >> what is the white house reaction on how the white house handled the probe? >> does he agree there needs to be changes at the fbi? >> that is with the department of justice, i will not comment from the podium. we believe in an independent d.o.j. thank you, see you guys in japan. >> brooke: the fbi had no factual evidence of collusion with russia and trump before the election. john brennan briefed barack obama and joe biden and top national security officials about a hillary clinton plan to tie trump to russia back in july of 2016. now all eyes are on democratic congressman adam schiff, one of the most outspoken in congress when it came to accusing trump of collusion. watch. >> there is clear evidence on issue of collusion. there is ample evidence of clugsz. >> have democrats found evidence of collusion? >> you can see it in plain sight, compelling evidence. >> brooke: one of schiff's aide

ktvu brooks jarocz has been monitoring the negotiations.he joins us now live from the newsroom and brooks parents have to get ready for the potential of no classes tomorrow. that's right. julie andrews. silence from the district all day. oakland unified now says it believes a deal is within reach , with the teachers union primarily on compensation and pay increases. right now. the teachers union and the district are at the bargaining table. all while parents are left waiting and wondering. figure it out. time is ticking and tension is building scrambling. we're tryio get all of our kids together, and, uh, organize a big parental coverage of what may or may not be a strike tomorrow. that strike is set if the oakland teachers union and the district don't come to a new contract agreement over pay hours in class size and mental health supports for students, i just want them to work it out like adults and set a good example for our students that you can negotiate and find common ground and resolve it without having to sacrifice the learning of o

brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news brooks is there anything on the books right now? when it comes to negotiations here? all that we have heard so far is just that they are continuing to meet day after day, so there's time is ticking. we'll see what happens. checking and again. this is not a one day strike. this is this is going to go, you know, multiple days, if not longer. if a deal is not reached, we don't know. i mean, it could be days or even weeks. alright. brooks jarocz live tonight with the latest developments there in the newsroom. brooks. thank you. jpmorgan chase is now the owner of san francisco based first republic bank after its failure . it is the second largest bank failure in u. s history and third major banking failure in less than two months. ktvu is tom baker has reaction from customers and experts. terry leg. lear's first republic bank atm withdrawal went off flawlessly monday. hopefully it's service don't change. that's the big thing. you know, and there remains a small operated bank. jpmorgan is paying some $208 billion for most first republic a