it was briana sobbing and crying, saying, "mom." what happened. briana continued with, "mom, i messed up", crying and sobbing continually. not thinking twice, i asked her again, "0k, what happened?" suddenly, a man's voice barked at her. "lay down, put your head back." at that moment, i started to panic. my concern escalated as i demanded to know what was going on, but nothing could have prepared me for her response that she gave me next. "mommy, bad men have me." help me. help me! she begged and pleaded as the phone was taken from her. a threatening and vulgar man took the call over. "listen here, i have your daughter. "you call anybody, you call the police. "i'm going to pop her stomach so full of drugs. "i'm going to have my way with her. "i'm going to drop her in mexico and you'll never see your daughter again." they required me to get in a van with a bag over my head with $50,000 in cash to be transported to my daughter. if i didn't have all the money, then we were both going to be dead. i was shocked at that point in time. the

it was briana sobbing and crying, saying mum, and at first i thought nothing of it and i casually askedk, thinking twice, i asked again, ok, what happened? suddenly, a man's voice barked at her lay down, put your head back and then i started to panic and my concern escalated as i demanded to know what was going on but nothing could have prepared me for her the response that she gave me next. mum, these bad men have me. help me, help me, she begged and pleaded as the phone was taken from her and a vulgar and threatening man of the call over. listen here, i have your daughter. you call the police, i will pump a full of drugs and have my way with her and drop of drugs and have my way with herand drop in of drugs and have my way with her and drop in mexico and you will never see her again. they wanted $50,000 in cash to be transported to my daughter and if i did not have the money we would both be dead. i was shocked. at that point in time the second mum came back to me and she had located my husband who had found briana resting safely in bed and i called the police to pursue the matter and

>> well, good afternoon, briana. good afternoon to your listeners. this is an interesting narrative. one of the things we want to folks on when we're looking for an escaped inmate is who actually visited that inmate. we're going to look at the logs and speak to the people who visited that inmate. in addition to that we're going to look that who that person called when they were initially arrested. those are people that would have a better understanding of mr. cavalcante in this particular situation. then when we look at the search or what the grid pattern search would be we're going to take into consideration, hey, look, this is person very desperate. we've heard a lot of allegations as it relates to him breaking into peoples homes. but in the same token we have 100-degree weather so he needs to acquire some level of nutrition be it water or food. we also need to take into consideration he could possibly car jack someone and take their vehicle. i hear the lieutenant colonel speaking to a grid pattern that is roughly 8 to 10 miles, but you also have t

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briana. >> nic robertson, thank you so much for that.ow, steve hall, former cia chief of russia operations and cnn national security analyst, steve, it's not just erdogan. putin expecting now to meet with kim jong-un to negotiate a weapons deal, and "the new york times" is saying that russia wants artillery shells and antitank weapons. what does that say to you about russia's war effort? >> yeah, it's really -- it's truly amazing. if you had asked me a couple of years ago whether or not it was likely that the russians and their supposedly military would have to turn to north korea of all countries to help them resupply, to help them with the shortages that they're experiencing in their war efforts in ukraine, i would have said absolutely not. it would be like the united states turning to uruguay and saying, hey, can you help us out on this war? so it's got to be horrifically embarrassing for the russian leadership, for the kremlin. they've got to know how humiliating that feels. the russian people will be told something different, it wil

police say joshua parker and briana sterrett both homeless, were parked on west hamilton avenue when officers contacted them last month. police say their three children, ages three, six and eight, were in the vehicle, living in unsanitary conditions. they say both parents were on drugs and they also found oxycodone pills within arm's reach of the children. the parents are now facing child abuse charges. the fbi's san francisco office has released photos of a person investigators say may have critical information in a sexual exploitation investigation involving a child. he is described as being 18 to 25 years old. the fbi says agents are looking for him as part of an operation that seeks unknown subjects who visibly displayed their faces in associates with child images. san francisco city attorney david chu says the city is pleased with a new appeals court ruling on enforcing laws on homeless encampments. while the judges declined to alter the injunction. that limits the sweeps, chu said it appears the decision will allow sweeps of people who refuse the offer of shelter. the city atto

instead, she heard the voice of a 15—year—old daughter, briana.old the rest of the story to the united states senate. it was brianna sobbing and crying, saying, "mom." at first i thought nothing of it and casually asked her what happened. brianna continued with, "mom, i messed up" crying and sobbing continually, not thinking twice, i asked her again, "0k, what happened?" suddenly, a man's voice barked at her, "lay down, put your head back." at that moment, i started to panic. my concern escalated as i demanded to know what was going on, but nothing could have prepared me for her response that she gave me. "mum, these bad men have me. help me, help me. help me!" she begged and pleaded as a phone was taken from her. a threatening and vulgar man took the call over. "listen here i have your daughter. you call anybody, you call the police. i'm going to pop her stomach so full of drugs. i'm going to have my way with her. i'm going to drop her in mexico and you'll never see your daughter again. they required me to get in a van with a bag over my head wit

. >>> hey, briana, i hope you have a great weekend. have you an hour head start on me and everyone else. have a good one. >> you too. >> good friday evening, everyone. i'm abby phillip. mark meadows really wanted his georgia occasion moved to federal court but as it turns out, someone took the stand against him and because of that testimony, it completely doomed his chances. that person is mark meadows himself. a judge rejecting donald trump's former chief of staff, citing his own words on the witness stand. you see, when meadows told the judge that he worked with the trump campaign on so many things, including selling out that infamous call when trump asked to find vote, that was not in the scope of his duties as a federal employee. the judge says that if he were to agree with meadows, quote, the court would have to turn a blind eye to express constitutional power, grant it to the states to determine their election procedures. as well as limitations on political activities, of executive branch firs. that comment light it in has some m

we as human beings share power, that we eliminate inequity and injustice, that we make sure that a brianalor or george floyd will never be murdered in the way they were, you know, in 202. but, you know, unfortunately, ali, an old white supremacist talking point is that anti-racism is anti-white. and that idea goes all the way back to even andrew johnson, the president of the younnes in 1866 who vetoed the first ever civil rights act which granted people black citizenship because it was anti-white. it didn't have anything to do with white people. it granted people who were denied citizenship, you know, their rights. >> thank you for being with us. a prolific arthur with some very important words it's important we all read. thank you. professor kendi will be my guest on the podcast. his episodes airs in october but the first three episodes of the velshi banned book club are outright now. when we come back as the summer of strikes turns into labor day weekend, the biden administration rolls out a proposal that could give millions of workers more money. we'll get reaction to the policy and po

>> i think to briana's point about potential blow back in the impeachment inquiry, if republicans are unable to actually move forward with impeachment at this point, one of the reasons you hear republicans say they fear you launch an inquiry and then you don't actually have a vote on articles of impeachment and impeach the president, then it looks like you're exonerating him. if they don't vote on the evidence and kevin mccarthy doesn't vote on impeachment, some of that perception will change because some of it will seem like they didn't bring the goods and joe biden is moving on. >> we should note there was reporting a few weeks ago there was concern among the president's allies over him not addressing this and him being sensitive in closed meetings about speaking over his son. they see it in the white house as a potential political liability as we get closer to 2024. we also want to bring in former republican congressman adam kinzinger. he's the honorary chairman of the country first act. what's your reaction to this news the president's son has been charged? >> the good side of it

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. >>> hey, briana, i hope you have a great weekend. an hour head start on me and everyone else. have a good one. >> you too. >> good friday evening, everyone. i'm abby phillip. mark meadows really wanted his georgia occasion moved to federal court but as it turns out, someone took the stand against him and because of that testimony, it completely doomed his chances. that person is mark meadows