today we'll hear from a leader who exemplifies the brookings mission. over the course of his long career in washington, president biden has consistently shown his commitment to evidence- based policy making. >> evidence-based policy making, imagine that. that is a moment we will not see again over the next four years. the next president will never be introduced anywhere as someone committed to evidence- based policy making. those words are not used lightly at brookings where they would probably not be applied to many presidents. it wasn't joe biden's first time speaking to the scholars at brookings. nbc's mike memoli reminded me today that six years ago joe biden spoke at brookings as a former senator and vice president, former vice president, who was a year away from announcing his candidacy for president. joe biden described the policy failures of the trump administration then and what he thought we should do about it. >> we have to deal with the tax code. it's wildly skewed toward taking care of those at the very top. it favors overwhelmingly investo

what doi you see as harry brook a 25-year-old you see as harry brook a 25—year—old when he first cames at school? he when he first came to you at 13 or 14 euros at school?— 14 euros at school? he was an incredibly _ 14 euros at school? he was an incredibly talented _ 14 euros at school? he was an incredibly talented player - 14 euros at school? he was an l incredibly talented player then, good against his pads and the short ball, but he had a work ethic back then that he has no, works and works and works, and the great thing about harry, he does not carry baggage around, if he fails, he did at school, obviously, make mistakes, get out, he does not carry that onto the next innings. i also think the culture and environment that betty mccollum and ben stokes have created have allowed someone like harry to come in and ben duckett is another who comes in and plays really well. they seem to have set a really good environments, where they are not scared to fail, and more often than not they go out and play their game, express themselves and perform well. talking to harry this morning, he sai

it's a personal pleasure to welcome you to brookings. over the years, our institution has had the privilege of hearing from several us presidents including john f. kennedy johnson ford, both bushes clinton and obama. president biden's visit continues brookings proud tradition of promoting thoughtful discussions on the most pressing issues of our time with leaders from across the political spectrum. today, president biden will focus on one of those critical challenges our nation's economy. throughout his tenure, president biden has prioritized long overdue investments in our country's infrastructure and its people working to build an economy capable of addressing challenges such as inequality and climate change. his vision is rooted in the belief that a strong economy allows all americans to contribute productively and earn a good living to support no themselves and their families, an economy that works for all. this is the vision that president biden will speak to today with that. it is my great pleasure to turn the floor over to preside

some republicans came to see the brookings institution as a problem. a republican president richard nixon actually plotted a break in of the brookings institution. that was one of richard nixon's many criminal ideas, as president of the united states. that criminal conspiracy was not carried out, but another nixon team break into the democratic national committee headquarters eventually drove richard nixon from oxus, forcing him to resign the presidency when his involvement in that criminal conspiracy was exposed. a year after, the president who wanted to break into the brookings institution, was forced out of office. the heritage foundation was created in washington as an attempted republican counterbalance of sorts, to the brookings institution. but, you cannot balance nonpartisan, evidence-based scholarship with partisan, republican based pamphlet hearing. so, to this day, the brookings institution is the center of serious policy scholarship in washington, d.c., and so it was to the brookings institution that the biden administration today to descri

brooks was lauded. brooks was cheered. brooks received hundreds of canes as gifts, many of them inscribed with the words hit him again. god. the north is outraged by this too. the south says these abolitionists have gone too far. it, in my opinion, the assault that makes the civil war really unavoidable. up until that point, the slavery issue had been kind of a political issue. yes, academics issue. yes, religious issue. yes. all of those. but it's the caning that really turns it into this gut wrenching issue in which i think both sides have these intractable positions at that point. sumner. sumner suffers terrible injuries, head injury, back injuries, neck injuries, trauma, brain, some kind of brain trauma, what we would call ptsd. he's out of the senate. he's out of the senate for about three and a half years. tries to get back to work. a couple of times every time he gets close to washington, d.c. blinding headaches gets. that's the ptsd part. even though it wasn't called that then goes to europe a couple of times subje

bianca pearman-brooks: it's surreal.ripping everything apart. they turn your sofas upside down and take out the lining. they took apart my toaster. i mean, it's-- they take everything apart. keith morrison (voiceover): a ballistics report told police the murder weapon was a 9 millimeter handgun. chris was an avid collector of guns. and among them, police found an empty case for a springfield armory 9 millimeter handgun, and what do you know? the gun that went with it was missing. chris wright was arrested and charged with the murder of ken dolezsar. bianca pearman-brooks: there was a massive sense of disbelief. he was being completely taken out of the blue and for no reason. keith morrison (voiceover): the loving husband who cried his way through romantic comedies, a cold-blooded assassin? impossible. it quite literally wasn't possible, said bianca, for chris to have killed ken dolezsar that morning. he had an alibi. he was in the loft. i was there. keith morrison (voiceover): he was home in bed with her. he was a foot f

brooks' son and his father and his brother. they all watched the video as well, and it was just the overwhelming shock, just -- it just felt so incomprehensible. >> reporter: nbc news has not been able to reach attorneys for the 14 people under investigation, but the president for the correction officers benevolent association adding in a sharply worded statement, "the egregious and repugnant action of the officers who committed this heinous and fatal assault does not in any way reflect the values of the vast majority of correctional officers including my members." 13 personnel are currently suspended without pay. another has resigned as the investigation continues. and yeah, tom, there are still questions tonight about what happened that led to the beating we just saw. tom? >> sam brock with that disturbing new video just released. >>> there are new details tonight about the movements of the woman who evaded security and got herself on a delta plane in seattle. the second time the airline recently faced a stowaway breaching se

harry brooke space with exceptional clarity of thought. not think too much about the tuscany does not worry too much about those sort of leadership decisions when he is not involved in a leadership group and he is not involved in a leadership group and he's happy jesus freaks on his batting was of the way that he paid, hitting sixes down the gradually unruffled and it was a remarkable ending and of the hundreds that he is good, there was a triple in pakistan, this was a triple in pakistan, this was arguably his best. the first day of the second test between australia and india hasjust drawn to a close. it's a day—night match in adelaide and australia have fought back back after losing in perth last week. mitchell starc was in fine form with the pink ball, taking a wicket with the first ball of the match and going on to take five more. nitish reddy was the top—scoring indian batter with 42, as they got to 180 all out. in reply india were 86 for one at close there had been plenty of drama ahead of the final formula one race of the season alr

brooke's' assessment of the best films of 2024.- brooke's' assessment of the best films of 2024.024. one more story to squeeze _ best films of 2024. one more story to squeeze in. _ as we approach the end of 2024 the bbc has been reflecting on some of this year's more heartwarming news. in fact, we've produced a live page on our website of the top 100 happy stories of the year. from scientific breakthroughs to incredible acts of kindness, we want to remind you that there are plenty of reasons to feel positive about the world. today we're looking back at the moment that a boy band from the pakistani city of karachi produced a suprise collaboration with the british pop star zayn malik. take a listen to this. they sing in urdu head to the website and you can see all of the 100 moments. i will be back with all the headlines any moment or two. first it is the weather with sarah. hello there. the festive forecast into next week looks fairly mild, so a slim chance that any of us will see a white christmas. but before we get there, the weather really changeable in the run—up to christmas.

music from garth brooks is on the way.cember 13th. please welcome drew starkey. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how you doing? drew, i don't want to embarrass you, but there is a lot of excitement, primarily female excitement about your appearance here tonight. [ cheering ] you probably get -- the show is popular all over the world, right? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. it's -- >> jimmy: that must be strange to go into another country and to be known. >> it is strange. we've gone to some pretty remote, like a remote town in italy and barbados. and it's always a shock to see people. thing, i shot a movie in serbia, and we were in belgrade. we were staying at the hilton. and i think after two weeks, there was about 40 to 50 people lined up outside the hotel every day on the way to work. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's nuts. and they were not just waiting for the bus? they were there for you? [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah, yeah. it took me a while to figure that out, yeah. >> jimmy: that show is set in

member brooks. >> mr. chair, i would like clarity on how we are going to vote for today's material list. >> the main motion on the floor came from the committee so we are on the list of approved instruction materials so if you remember back to i don't know which day, earlier this week, tuesday, we built an approved list and so that is essentially what is on the floor right now along with that administrative motion we have before that. >> i moved to make a motion. i move to make a motion to remove materials from the approved list to vote separately on, the bluebonnet published items. >> so that is english, language, arts, and math? >> yes. >> ok. we have a motion. do we have a second? >> second. >> we have a motion and a second. let us speak to your motion. >> i think this is a unique item on our list. i would like for us in all i in all fairness to remove the bluebonnet learning. for members to vote exclusively on those items and not to affect the other approved materials that are on the approval list give

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hosted by the brookings institution in washington, d.c. [laughter] [applause] >> to welcome president biden, i mcknight -- i'm delighted to introduce julia rouse, who has served as president of brookings for about a year now. and as you know, the chairman of the council of economic advisors. we are thrilled to have a recruiter at brookings, and we owe the president an apology for approaching one of his employees. the stage is yours. [applause] >> thank you for that warm introduction. on behalf of the brookings institution, it is my profound honor to welcome president biden to our campus today. as glen mentioned, i had the opportunity to work for president biden from 2001 to 2023. if i may, boss, as this is not just a professional honor but it is personal pleasure to welcome you. we have shared several u.s. presidents, including john f. kennedy, johnson, clinton, and obama, both bushes. president biden's visit continues brookings proud history of provoking discussions with leaders from across the political spectrum. today, president biden w

brooks says he and a group of friends had gone surfing on november 15th and later gathered at parishublic house in santa cruz. then, as he stood talking with friends just after 8 p.m, gunshots rang out. >> and i asked a friend to look. you know, i thought maybe something. i think i was just in denial. i thought maybe something just grazed me or something, but that i could tell when he looked it in my back that it was bad. >> brooks says he was transported to san jose's valley medical center, where he spent four days. he says he can still walk and uses his walker for assistance, but the bullet is still lodged in his back. he says he just reunited with his friend merrill roberts after 20 years, when they were both wounded during the shooting. elizabeth, richard's wife and mom to their 11 year old daughter, says she tried to stay calm when she heard about the shooting. >> my first thought was is he okay? and my second thought was to gather my daughter up in a calm, quiet manner so that she stayed calm and get up to the hospital. >> a week after the shooting, santa cruz police say they a

so thank you, brook. i appreciate that.se] i want to kick this off by exhale a reflection on national unity. we're deeply divided as a country today. and i think the way that both political parties imagine we might get to national unity is through compromise. it would seem to me the obvious approach actually if you have people badly divided, perhaps the way you get to uniting that country is through compromise. actually reject that vision. i believe that the way we will unite this country is by being uncompromising, about the principles that set the country into motion in the first place. i think we have to be honest with ourselves. that america was not founded on moderate ideals. america was founded on radical ideals that idea that you get to speak your mind and you do and you do and you do too as long as i get to in return. that is a wild idea for most of human history. it was done the other way, the idea that we're a nation not of men but a nation of laws. founded on the rule of law, that we pursue excellent without apol

hi, i'm brooke, - a single mum of three living the lake life . in small—town texas. hello. hi.ke and herfriend jamila, two mums who literally built their mum—une with their own two hands. so how did it all start then? how did you guys meet and how did you decide to set up living together? so it was kind of like an organic thing - that we weren't expecting to really be _ a long—term thing either. actually, brooke used to have a coffee shop in town, - and my partner at the time, which i was living with in texas, _ he had sold her some services for her coffee shop. _ shortly after that, we separated - and i was like, _ "i can't do this anymore." it was a very toxic environment. - and then he tells me, "i'm leaving. - "you could tell that brooke lady - "that i'm not gonna fulfil the work- "that i charged her for." and so i reached out| to her and i was like, "hey, so i will fulfil the work for you, just if you can, - "like, give me a second "because i don't have anywhere to live." . yeah. and that was kind of something that i had personal experience with. when i was younger i was i

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richard brooks thought he would either be dead or paralyzed. i just kept wiggling my fingers and toes. and that made me feel a lot more comforted november 22nd. he was laying on the floor of a bar in santa cruz after him. but a friend. >> were shot by stray i went over to help my friend and i couldn't keep your clothes because i just kind of collapse and asked them look. and i can tell. >> that when he looked you know, my back that there was going to be problems to deal with after 4 days in the hospital, brooks came home to his wife. >> daughter and their dog muffins. but he still faces a long road to recovery. he needs a walker to get around and he may need surgery because his bullet wound is starting to become infected. look a lot longer than i was. but >> i'm just glad that i can recover. and so it's up and down. i guess we're playing it by ear. today. he was shot. brooks says he and his longtime friend went surfing in the morning. >> and we're reminiscing about their lives and future plans look at the positive aspects of humanity. you know,

right, that was harry brook's solution. absolutely extraordinary.ver. he kept connecting. his latest century rescued england. yeah, i think that might be my favourite hundred so far, i liked that a lot. the pitch was doing quite a bit, seaming and swinging, and, yeah, i'm just glad i put my attacking mode on and really took it to them and put them under pressure. england made 280 and then fielded, well. brydon carse... they're claiming it. yeah, out. new zealand closed 86—5. ollie pope continues to impress, wicketkeeping, and brydon carse, fast bowling. just be a little careful with him. joe wilson, bbc news. in the last few minutes the welsh fa has announced following met office advice all football matches in wales tomorrow have now been postponed. darren bett is here and can explain why. storm darragh is approaching the west of the uk from the atlantic now but the weather will take a turn for the worse overnight and into tomorrow. this is when we have this red wind warning from the met office, gusts of 90 mph for this part of wales and the bristol

estas son las p perturbadoras imagenes de los ultimos momentos de vida de r robert brooks en el centro correccional mercy en el estado de nueva york, en lo que parece ser una enfermeria, se ve a los uniformados meterle al recluso un calcetin en la boca y despues caerle a gols. en otro momento, un oficial lo golpea en el pecho con su pie y otro le pega en el abdomen. lo levantan por el cuello de su camisa y lo arrastran hasta la pared. el video editado termina con la imagen de brooks, de 43 anos, acostado en la camilla, ya sin su uniforme de preso. al parecer estaba inconsciente y uno de los presentes tenia la mano en su cuello, como si revisara su pulso. las imagenes fueron divulgadas por la fiscal del estado de james brooks. >> had been incarcerated at james informo que brooks fue transferido a ese centro correccional ese mismo dia y servia una condena por agresion en primer grado .>> desde 2017. tenia sus manos esposadas detras de su espalda durante el incidente y fue declarado muerto en el hospital al dia siguiente. >> part of the investigation my office obtained video el fiscal ind

brooks /* >> brooke: the trump-backed plan failed. only two democrats in congress were in favor. therefore responsibility for the shutdown rests on the shoulders of house minority leader hakeem jeffries who was against the bill for from the start. >> the musk-johns on proposal i laughable and driving us to government shutdown. >> brooke: time is running out and republicans know they can't get a bill through alone. >> if we're going to pass something, we have to have democratic support. nothing can happen without democratic support. >> brooke: whether we get a new bill today remains to be seen. >> what is the plan? >> we keep hearing that, you going to write another bill tomorrow, though? >> we'll see. >> brooke: incoming president says congress must get rid of or extend ridiculous debt ceiling. the pressure is on whoever is president. members of congress are warning to expect a government shutdown at midnight tonight. >> todd: you thought the week before christmas would be easy. special enavoid in damascus syria to find missing american journalist austin tice. officials do not kn

brooks had been serving a 12 year sentence for assault.he is seen in the footage getting kicked and punched by officers while his hands were still handcuffed behind his back. at one point, something is even shoved into mr. brooks mouth. the next day, he was pronounced dead at the hospital. it's still unclear exactly what led up to the moment they brought him into the examination room. the new york department of corrections has already named 14 staff members suspected in brooks's death. none of them or their representatives have commented since the video was released earlier this weekend by the new york state attorney general. cnn has reached out for comment from those correctional officers, but something that's certainly telling royal of the brutal nature of this beating o officers union, which, as we know, typically defends these correctional officers, have responded saying that this is, quote, incomprehensible. so that certainly speaks to just the brutal nature as not only the state but also the fbi continues to investigate this beating.

investigation into the death of mr robert brooks.to marcy correctional facility. and must transferred to marcy correctionalfacility. during the incident, he was handcuffed, but his hands behind his back. he was pronounced dead at the hospital in utica on december the 10th. i don't take lightly the release of this video, especially in the middle of the holiday season. but as attorney general, i release these videos because they have responsibility and duty to provide the brooks family, their loved ones and all new yorkers with transparency, accountability. my deepest condolences go out to mr brooks's family. as attorney general, you have my word we will use every possible tool available to us to investigate this death thoroughly and swiftly. this death thoroughly and swiftl . , , ., this death thoroughly and swiftl . , ., swiftly. list turned some other important _ swiftly. list turned some other important news. _ swiftly. list turned some other important news. white - swiftly. list turned some other important news. white set i swiftl

brooks' son and father and his brother.nd i think it was just the overwhelming shock, just it was -- it was just -- felt so incomprehensible. >> reporter: nbc news has not been able to reach attorneys for the 14 people under investigation, but the president for the correction officers benevolent association adding in a sharply worded statement, "the egregious and repugnant action of the officers who committed this heinous and fatal assault does not in any way reflect the values of the vast majority of correction officers, including my members." >> joining us now, dave aronberg, state attorney for palm beach county, florida. dave, obviously, it's early, we've got limited information in the case, but as we look at that very disturbing video from the officers' body cameras, what do you expect new york's attorney general to be looking at here? what charges could these officers be facing? >> well, thank you for having me. this is really disturbing and the attorney general's office is on it. i do think you'll see criminal charges

a district attorney, brooke jenkins. hello. hello. oh, man. you know, i have that reputation of being so tough. tough on crime. but i think you hit the nail on the head at the end there, rudy, which is our job, is to be fair. there has to be accountability. but we're going to do it with fairness in san francisco. and we're going to be thoughtful, because every time somebody does something, it doesn't mean we have to be disproportionate with the consequence that they face. but i have to just applaud everybody in this room because, yes, we were just at a press conference, the mayor and i and the chief talking about and in a way trying to highlight or at least be encouraged by the fact that the homicide rate is so low this year. and it has been it is a testament not only to the work of the mayor's office, law enforcement partners, as well as community based organizations. just like united players who are on the ground trying to steer our youth and our young adults into the right direction. but it takes constant work and it takes things just like

booth after brooks-moon and honor her before a future game. okay, it's finally happening.fter being delayed since november. dungeness crab season starts next month. fish and wildlife department says commercial crab fishing can begin january 5th. but there is a catch. crab fishers can only use half the amount of traps as usual. this is to protect whales from getting tangled in abandoned fishing lines. the commercial crabbing season was delayed three times since november to give whales time to migrate. crab fishing far north past mendocino county is still delayed until january 15th. all right, jeff, a lot of people looking forward to the weekend and we've got some rain headed our way, right. it's going to feel like the holidays are just around the corner. that system is just offshore and will begin to see some rainfall here in the overnight hours. winds not that gusty right now 4 to 15mph, but you can already see some of that rain developing here offshore. let me get you more details on the timing and totals as we head into your christmas weekend or pre christmas weekend in

brooks on december 9th. some quick background for you here. he was serving a 12 year sentence for assault, and he is seen in this footage that was released by authorities as he was punched by officers, kicked by some of them while his hands are still handcuffed behind his back. the next day, he was pronounced dead at the hospital. it is still unclear, though, brianna, exactly what transpired before brooks was taken into the examination room earlier this month, the new york department of corrections named 14 staff members suspected in brooks's death. we should mention none of the officers or their representatives have commented since that video was released by the new york attorney general. cnn has reached out to those officers for comment. but something that's quite telling here, brianna, the correct the correctional officers union, which, as you know, typically actually defends many of these employees. they called the footage, quote, incomprehensible. so it certainly speaks to the brutal nature of this beating, as not only the state attorney

at one point an officer chokes brooks.vestigator's deposition did not cite any apparent provocation or motive and notes that brooks had his arms restrained over the course of the 15-minute assault. it happened at the marcy correctional facility about 50 miles east of syracuse. brooks had just been transferred there the day of the beating. he was pronounced dead the next day at a nearby hospital. a preliminary autopsy ruling brooks' death a homicide caused by asphyxia due to neck compression. advocacy groups including the nylcu condemning the attack and highlighting what they say is a systemic culture of abuse and lack of accountability within state correctional facilities. brooks was serving a 12-year prison sentence for stabbing his girlfriend since 2017. >> i think the family is reeling and traumatized by all of this. you know, i think they were having an extremely difficult time even before seeing the video. >> reporter: new york governor kathy hochul ordering the termination of 14 prison staffers including those bystan

she went to brooks believing it was a good school. they told her lie after lie to convince her of that. meanwhile she's realizing a federal pell grant might be in her future too. wait a minute, if the federal government recognizes brooks institute maybe everything they're saying is true and too many young people with no experience with colleges make the wrong decision. she was one of them. now jacqueline and her husband matthew cannot qualify for ordinary loans that people turn to as they mature. a mortgage on a home, a car loan. matthew's wages were garnished to pay back these loans to brooks institute and they were forced to close their photography business, sell all their equipment, removing a sebd stream of income. the last chance of hope was to apply of something known as boro defense through the u.s. department of education. the biden administration has worked to discharge student loans for people like jacqueline and matthew who were defrauded by predatory colleges. under the biden administration the department discharged thousa

brooke singman. >> brooke: the man charged with killing brian thompson not making things easy on local authorities as he entered a pennsylvania courtroom yesterday. watch this. >> out of -- american people -- >> brooke: murder suspect luigi mangione denied bail after prosecutors said he was too dangerous to be released. luigi mangione lawyer is telling people to hold off on jumping to conclusion on his client. >> i have not seen evidence that says he is the shooter. until proven guilty be beyond a reasonable doubt, zero evidence at this point. >> brooke: luigi mangione is behind bars. mangione refusing to wave extradition and wauping a hearing on the case. we are learning more about who luigi mangione is. his former roommate and friend speaking to jesse last night. >> i feel strange, i consider him a close friend. somebody who would assassinate somebody is imcompatible with the person i lived with, cooked with, part of book club, two different human beings. >> brooke: one day after luigi mangione was arrested at a mcdonald's, thanks to a tip from a customer. it could take a month for m

san francisco da brooke jenkins surely felt she. >> of course she wants justice.t's her number one goal, but she recognizes that people will judge her city, her county a lot by outcomes. >> and what occurs with the trial now over, city officials hope san francisco will be able to move on, hoping to recover its reputation as one of the world's great cities. >> i believe that that story is going to get through, and people will start coming back. and when they do, then they tell their friends and their neighbors to come. and i think san francisco is going to recover, you know, quite nicely. >> balwani is set to be sentenced in the coming weeks in san francisco. tim johns, abc seven news. >> we've certainly been covering this case from the very beginning. and if you want to go back and read any of our previous reporting or listen to reaction from outside the courtroom, go to our website, abc seven news.com. it's all there for you. all right. we are drying out from the storms last weekend, with one reprieve lasting a few more days. here's meteorologist sandhya patel wi

brooks death. >> brooks family has seen this footage, and they said they are seeking justice in his honor and for the safety of everyone who is still housed at the marcy correctional facility. jessica. >> all right. leigh waldman, with the latest reporting that very, very difficult to watch video. thank you very much for that. and for more, we're joined now by cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney joey jackson. joey, it's great to see you on this saturday. we have heard from new york's governor. we saw the attorney general there. what else can can be done to prevent something like this from happening again? >> yeah. >> jessica, good to be with you. i think there's going to be really three prongs legally that are going to really take place here. the first prong, and we have heard from the governor, and we should echo what the governor said, and that is that the vast majority of correctional officers do extraordinary job under very difficult circumstances. these did not, from the looks of it. and with respect to those three prongs, the first thing is in terms of their firing, ther

start with brooke singman. >> brooke: suspected murderer rein mas behind bars in pennsylvania this morning. luigi mangione is now charged in killing of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. the suspect faces several charges, second-degree murder and three gun related charges and in pennsylvania, five more charges including carrying a gun without a license and lying about his identity to officers. there was a tip from mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania. the 26-year-old was carrying a gun, believed to be the one that was used to shoot thompson. >> the gun appears to be a the ghost gun, maybe made on a 3d printer. that will come out during ballistics testing. >> brooke: luigi mangione had clothing similar to those worn by the shooter. and suggested ill will to corporate america. >> fraudulent new jersey id matching id our suspect used to check into his new york city ho hostel. officers recovered a be handwritten document that speaks to his motivation and mindset. >> brooke: who is luigi mangione? a 26-year-old originally from maryland, but believed he was living in hawaii prior to this shooti

is hams with comforter behind his back brooks the following morning? well, the officers present adult activated that body comes hoffer. now footage was recorded in standby mode without audio. i do not take likely the release of this video, especially in the middle the holiday season. but as the attorney general, i release these videos because i have a responsibility and duty to provide the brooks family, their loved ones and all new yorkers with transparency and accountability for team correctional officers, sovereigns and a nurse. so now under investigation, one officer has since resigned with the other suspended without pay. as the inquiry continues. in a statement, the governor of new york express what she said with her shock. the state of new york she wrote, has 0 tolerance for individuals who break the law and i'm committed to holding everyone fully accountable. the correction officers union released the statement cooling to be doing in comprehensible, get watched all groups say they wound it institutional violence at new york's correctional facil

brooks death. >> brooks family attorney is reacting to this release of this body camera video. they said that they have reviewed this video themselves. in a statement to cnn, they are saying, as expected, watching the horrific and violent final moments of robert's life was devastating for his loved ones and will be disturbing to anyone who views the video. following its release by the attorney general's office. we will not rest until we have secured justice for robert's memory and safety for the prisoners at marcy correctional facility. rahel solomon leigh waldman reporting there. leigh, thank you. coming up next, new concerns about bird flu in the u.s. and what the cdc is now saying about the virus mutating in an infected patient from louisiana. and serious questions are being raised about how another person managed to sneak on a delta flight undetected until just moments before takeoff, how the person was discovered. when we come back. >> five good things. listen wherever you get your podcasts. >> i got this thousand dollar camera for only $41 on deal dash deal dash dot com.

and of course, we just heard from brooke jenkins, according to the defense team. they claim that it was unfair because they said that. how often do you see, brooke jenkins said inside the courtroom that had been bob smith, for example, and not bob lee. this case would not get the trial that it got. as far as the tension and they would not be so much pressure even if it's on spoken pressure to come back with a guilty verdict. and that's exactly what they did at around 9.45. this morning, krista lea told as she was walking into the courtroom, anything less than first-degree murder. when i asked are she thought that would be an injustice, but it appears that she is at peace with second degree murder. >> back to all right. thanks a lot. let's go back to our legal analyst a down day pointer. talk more about. so i'm wondering, i can hear ok? yeah, okay. so i'm wondering will just mention that our reporter mentioned that the judge said that they didn't want the family to react. why is that instruction? why is that a big deal? does that somehow influence something? >> wel