i think i think the commission with us now we're still in south brook and we're here because i got the opportunity to conduct the premier, the world premier of thomas in egypt by mozart at the mozart. well her and you may think, what is thomas thomas's a piece that maybe nobody really knows or very few people know of mozart, he was 17 when he wrote it. but at the time, he never really worked as a piece and this time left for other spouse. one of my favorite production and artistic companies in the world is putting it together for the most sensible huh. here in sales, what can i get to be the fortunate person who will conduct this production? but i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for one really, really theater friend and person who i admire a lot. and he is the intern then from your district, director of the multiple said, my dear friend mexican as well. well, i'm the son the all i me was pretty those and stay and spend some vice who lives the site has been going on. and let's guess pick up, guess what are some of the key get look at that. most of the unlucky is families in a heap. the mo

do 90, 11 years after the murders, just after last, long just broke, frankly, a marriage headed south, brooks>> was that what the system that made you decide to go and finish a lot of very, get involved in politics? >> i remember feeling helpless and looking for what are ways that i can gain a little bit of control of what is happening to me. >> didn't seem ludicrous too? >> i think i was really oblivious. >> you didn't know what was possible? >> yeah, no one told me he couldn't do it. why not? what's to. let's try. >> he won. it was an upset. it made him, at 27, the youngest senator in oklahoma history. we cascade, been a tv reporter covering the capitol, became a close friend. >> his teenagers were pretty rough. he struggled for a long time. but he was starting to put the pieces back together. i think, at that point, he was ready to start moving forward with his life. you could see a transformation now. >> he met another young senator, later governor. brad henry. >> it was natural that way gravitated towards one another. we were the youngest by a long shot. even though he is a republican an

bres ton brooks, this is the south carolina representative who was offended in 1856 by a northern senator, charles sumner from massachusetts. the issue on slavery. preston brooks went into the senate chamber, found sumner and caned him, nearly to death. there was a motion to expel him. it failed. brooks resigned his seat. said i'll let the south carolina voters decide my fate. they sent him back to the house. russeau from kentucky, assaulting another member of the house facing expulsion vote. the only other moderate expulse vote was 1990, barney frank from massachusetts. it failed overwhelmingly. the circumstances were complicated. essentially he had a relationship with a male prostitute and the accusations were was frank using his office to help in a variety of ways in a violation of his oath of his office. that one failed overwhelmingly. he was reprimanded, reelected, served 20 more years in the house. >> thank you for giving us that backdrop. this foundation of precedent for what we are about to witness any moment now on capitol hill. garrett haake, steve kornacki, george solis, thank

south africa join forces to try and balance western dominance. and now some believe that in the not so distant future, right, brooks couldn't be as powerful or maybe even more so then the g 7 or nato even. what is most interesting, is it? well, all of this is going on and the. busy world is recognizing breaks and sees it as an essential group in the united states. they hardly even know what it is here in america. most people don't even know anything about briggs. it doesn't, it doesn't even exist. most americans have never even heard of bricks. and if they have heard of bricks, they probably think it's a factory somewhere that makes concrete blocks or something. it's like, it may be by the way, that because of that, i don't know what else to call it, but a mirror and so on our part, the bricks could someday compete or even surpassed the rest of the world when it comes to the global economy. and perhaps even the military round, it's argued that the, as the west sweeps through this, briggs will continue to expand into a more powerful force advancing in technology as we see within the of, for example, and an artificial intelligence where it's clear t

south africa join forces to try and balance western dominance. and now some believe that in the not so distant future, right, brooks could be as powerful or maybe even more. so then the g 7 or nato even of what is most interesting, is it? well, all of this is going on. and the world is recognizing bricks and sees it as an essential group in the united states, they hardly even know what it is here in america. most people don't even know anything about preexisting. if it doesn't even exist, most americans have never even heard of bricks. and if they have heard of bricks, they probably think it's a factory somewhere that makes concrete blocks or something. it's like, it may be by the way, that because of that i don't know what else to call it, but a mirror and so on. our part bricks could sunday, compete or even surpassed the rest of the world when it comes to the global economy and perhaps even the military round. it's argued that the, as the west sweeps through this breaks, we'll continue to expand into a more powerful force. advancing and technology as we see within the a for example, and an artificial intelligence where it's clear that we in the un

crashed the vehicle at the intersection of south highway 45 and fm 1826 and was taken into custody. the male suspect was in possession of a firearm. >> brooke: first responders found two people dead inside the austin home, the officer was injured and rushed to the hospital. he is in stable condition. the suspect may be connected to another murder scene just an hour away from san antonio. >> austin said that the suspect had links to this residence here on port royal. there are two deceased people believed to be in their 50s. we believe the incident in austin happened about 11:00 and this happened before that. >> brooke: police are urging people to avoid the area. the high school where the officer was shot has cancelled class today. >> carley: also this, former president trump sitting down with sean hannity in iowa last night, where the republican primary will kickoff in six short weeks. it was an hour-long town hall. this quick exchange caught everyone's attention. >> the media has been focused on this and attacking you under no circumstance you are promising america you would never abuse power as retribution against anybody. >> except for d

brooke emergency lights, pyrex signatures and fire alarms that aren't working. it may be where you are shopping. tonight, an important update. we are getting answers as police investigate alarming safety issues at a southall. >>> plus, tunnels of joy and generosity in contra costa county. the neighborhood making a lot of people smile, and also helping a localized alert during a very difficult time. >>> and i know a lot of you are already thinking about the big 49ers game on christmas night. i can tell you it will be dry for that eventually at cape cod, 59 for the fourth quarter. i back with a look atthe st >>> no neighborhoods. , car break-ins are growing across the bay area in san jose is no exception. vandals targeted the neighborhood on cook lane overnight, breaking car windows, taking whatever they could find. well, we can't it doesn't vehicles had as of this morning. san jose police say they only received one online report of vandalism in that neighborhood. >> what's the point of filing a report at this point? nothing is going to happen, these are property crimes that, unless something is major, nothing will happen. there's other things the police are having to deal with. >> people like to briarwo

brooke? >> we are ten miles from interstate five. we've got a north southning right through corvallis on the east west. so it really could drive five miles from corvallis and be in a very remote area. >> in the deep woods? >> absolutely. >> but, despite the odds, within days investigators or hot on someone's trail. coming up, imagining red flags are going off all of the place when you start getting this information. >> from our perspective every red flag went off. >> a police search turns up a terrifying checklist. >> either someone is planning a very heinous mutilation, sexual assault crime and murder, or it is a fantasy. but either way it is extremely important to us and our investigation. >> when dateline continues. teline continues unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and ii depression. and in clinical trials, movement disorders and weight gain were not common. call your doctor about sudden mood changes, behaviors, or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants may increase these risks in young adults. elderly dementia p

. >> brooke: quite a night, both desantis and newsom seem to be in high willing to do it again. he is expected to hit the trail today with an event in south carolina. >> carley: thank you so much, the 2024 campaign came up a lot. desantis accused newsom of running a shadow campaign and newsom said only thing ron have in common, neither of us will be the nominee for our party in 2024. shots fired. >> todd: good discussion on policy, we will get into it with a panel. our favorite guests are coming up. carley shimkus, it wasn't only fight of the night, down to dallas for thursday night football. seahawks visiting the cowboys. metcalf getting things going with touchdown first quarter. did sign language, is he studying sign language? that was his end zone celebration. third touchdown of the day. he's good, giving seahawks the lead. cowboys would not be outdone in the jerry dome. >> to the left. and shoulder shake and throws. hais caught by ferguson, touchdown. >> that was quarterback dak prescott third touchdown. tying n.f.l. record with fourth straight home game scoring 40 points as they take down the seahawks 41-35. cheryl casone and lawrenc

south bay. new at 530. we'll show you how volunteers in san jose came together to help their unhoused neighbors. plus another violent incident playing out at a santa rosa city school. >> i'm brooks jarocz. hear what parents, teachers and students want to see done coming up. also had the biden administration doubles down on high speed rail? >> details on the major cash injection received this week for this slow moving project. >> and as we settle into the evening hours, temperatures are falling with the freeze warning expected for parts of the bay area tomorrow. i'll have a look at the current conditions angeles to las vegas. project ktvu tom vacar joining us live from the newsroom with those details is tom. >> you know, the much criticized concept of high speed rail system has gotten $6 billion shot in the arm. half of that sfla, half of that la to las vegas. the california legislature passed a high speed rail initial funding of $9 billion back in 2001. but it was conceived much earlier. by then, first time governor jerry brown in the 1980s. >> the big deal here is we all know that we've got to get off fossil fuels, reduce them dramatically. i think it's highly possible that ame

let's bring in brooks reynolds, he's the cofounder of the blue ribbon festival, and he brought enough here for everyone tonight. i'm just joking, he didn't. he is the ceo of jay our southranch, currently undecided. >> governor, thank you for your service and spending so much quality time here in iowa. i think this is a very important question for iowa. what was your favorite food item at the iowa state fair this year? >> it's funny, pork on a stick but i did not do it in public because they say if you get a picture of it is really bad thing. i'll tell you one thing just a policy think, this prop 12 what is doing for the pork producers, help is on the way my friend. we are gonna take care of, it california should not be dictating how you are raising hogs in producing pork. >> i want you to meet grant boseman from west des moines. he's a republican who voted for joe biden in 2022. he's currently undecided on the caucus here. >> governor desantis, i'm 27 -year-old. i never remember the country being so deeply divided and in a worse position mentally than before. my question for you tonight is how will you specifically help reunite this country? >> i appreciate that and th

brookings institution. dr. schuetz is the author of fixer upper, how to repair america's broken housing system. she was previously the principal economist or the federal reserve board and assistant professor at university of south -- southern -- sorry, usc. university of southern california. she has a phd in public policy from harvard. joining us remotely will be yana filtered, the cofounder and board member of neighbors for more neighbors. ms. flisrand led the program for ten years at the national network for three years picture than a landlord for 27 years. gregory good, welcome, is chief real estate officer and director of asset management at invest newark. mr. good works with invest newark land bank to boost homeownership and develop affordable housing. he has extensive experience working in housing and community develop and including at the newark housing authority, the city of east orange and the city of newark. and we have eric schaefer whose chief business velvet officer at fading west. fading west is a factory built construction company in colorado where he has worked five years. he parted with municipalities, developers and general contractors contractors throughout the western united states. we will