a.j. was in room 112 at robb watching a movie to celebrate the end of the school year when a gunman entered his classroom. killing 19 of his classmates and two of his teachers. he dove under backpacks trying to hide but was shot tlur his upper leg. his limp has all but disappeared. trying to get back to normal a life? >> yeah. >> reporter: and deciding what to wear for the first day at his new school, a.j. chose a shirt with a photo of the friends and teachers that he lost. his wounds may slowly heal, but the emotional toll will be harder to overcome. >> scared more for my kids. all the teachers and students that are coming back. that is all i'm worried about. >> reporter: it is a difficult day for a.j.'s mom. this summer she shared her advice to her son. >> he tells me, mom, i hate the shooter. i hate that he killed my friends and my two teachers, mom. and he's like i will never see them again. and i said i know, babe. but you know, you have to be strong because that is what they would wa

. >> reporter: a.j.as in room 112 at robb watching a movie to celebrate the end of the school year when a gunman entered his classroom. killing 19 of his classmates and two of his teachers. he dove under backpacks trying to hide but was shot through his upper leg. today as he enters fifth grade his limp has all but disappeared. >> just trying to get back to normal life, right? >> yeah. >> and this is a good first step. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: deciding what to wear for the first day at his new school, a.j. chose a shirt with a photo of the friends and the teachers he lost. his wounds may slowly heal. but the emotional toll will be harder to overcome. for uvalde's parents it's been a day filled with both hope and fear. >> you all right? >> this -- like i said, scared, worried for my kids and all the teachers and the students that are coming back. that's all i'm worried about. >> reporter: it's a difficult day for a.j.'s mom, cassandra chavez. when we sat down this summer she shared her advice to her son. >

. >> reporter: a.j.t robb watchin a g a movie when a gunman entered his classroom killing 19 of his classmates and two teachers. he drove under backpacks trying to height. he was shot through his leg. trying to get back to normal? >> yeah. >> reporter: this is a good first step. deciding what to wear for the first time at his new school, a.j. chose a shirt with a photo of the friends and the teachers he lost. his wounds may slowly heal, but the emotional toll will be harder to overcome. you all right? >> like i said, scared, worried for my kids and teachers and students coming back. that's all i'm worried about. >> reporter: it's a difficult day for a.j.'s mom. when we sat down this summer, she shared her advice to her son. >> he tells me, i hate the shooter. i hate that he killed my friends and my two teachers, mom. he is like, i will never see them again. i said, i know, babe. but you have to be strong. because that's what they would want you to do. >> reporter: as they filed into their classrooms, uva

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back from the fbi that mckenzie's records were showing her going from the airport to hatch park and a.j his residence and also meeting up at hatch park at the exact same time. >> and that was enough to get a warrant to search a.j.'s home, where investigators noticed a mattress was missing from the bedroom, and there was a strong smell of bleach. he also spoke with a concerned neighbor, her face blurred in this video. who wanted the police learned that he had started an illegal backyard fire. >> she described it as being and offensively smoky and odorous. >> debris even flew into the neighbor's yard. >> it looks like there was clothing, pieces of maybe fake leather, vinyl, we weren't sure what it was. >> what was it like for you when this discovery was made? >> i don't even know how to describe, but it was just a sinking feeling, really, it's like we want to know what happened, but also we don't want to know what happened. because if it is what we think might have happened, we don't want to know what happened. >> coming up. >> that's probably the hardest part in the investigation was wat

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a.j. puk could not secure the win. a five run inning for the white sox. the a's fall 5-3.t right here, this is scary. austrian winds got drilled in the ear flap. he had to leave the game. the giants went for-two. this is matchpoint, tee off oh with the drop stop. look at the law here. this is perfection. alcaraz wins and five sets. and finally, congratulations to draymond green. he was initiated into the michigan hall of fame. he has gone on to win for championships and two gold medals. that is a wrap on the morning sports. have a great weekend. stephanie: let's get a check on the forecast. frances: good morning everyone. we will welcome these changes in the forecast. we will start off with a live doppler in t satellite image. moderate could have some sprinkles. also, the winds are coming from the south so that is helping to clear the air but it will create humid conditions for us today. right now, most of us are in the 60's although we are in the mid-50's in nevada. and low 60's around the bay. here's the live look from the exploratorium. here's what you need to know. it

a.j. could not sue -- secure the win. five run night for the white sox.t dave them the first leader evening. the giants have a day game in chicago. he struck out 11. he wishes he could have that one back. the cabbies -- two records set. most strikeouts in the first season, 211 and counting. this is scary. he got drilled in the ear flap. he had to leave the game. hopefully, he is ok. they have dropped five straight on this road trip. michelle obama was at the u.s. open semifinal. this is matchpoint in the fourth. a little drop shot. he forces a fifth set. the crowd was going crazy. in the fifth, he finally takes control. look at the lob here. he wins and five sets, 6-3 in the fifth. the final is on sunday. congratulations to draymond green. he is one of nine inducted into the michigan state hall of fame. he helped the spartans to the ncaa title game in 2009. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend. stephanie: we've been talking a lot about the heat this week. this weekend, there is finally some really. let's check in with the forecast. franc

. >>> a 200 filing today, a.j. james laid out a case for donald trump for financial fraud and the businesses multiple attempts to conceal that fraud to financial entities. attorney general james notes that when deutsche bank, for example, xdz trump and the businesses related to this "new york times" article from 2020, which mentioned an irs investigation into a $72.9 million tax refund, they did not reply for months. suzanne craig investigated trump's finances for years. she won a prize for her work no 2019. first people to shed light on his illegal schemes and now today the new york a.g. is carrying that mantle potentially to court. joining us now is suzanne craig, "new york times" investigative reporter. suzanne, thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> this is the culmination of so much work you set into motion. let me first ask, what stood out? it's a monster -- it's a monster lawsuit. >> yeah. i brought it here. >> and there are so many egregious examples. >> what i felt compelling as a reporter,

we have a.j. brown next on the receiving end of this. >> greg: what are you doing?r t.d. and this is to smith in the corner. high up. >> greg: i don't care. >> jesse: 3-0 go down in flames. tonight on "primetime." hunter biden fang fapg similar to swalwell had his own fang fang. jess. >> judge jeanine: 27-year-old woman had her mindset for a job at nice. instead of sending a resume to online portal she printed it on top of a cake and had it hand-delivered to nike's headquarter in oregon and she now has upcoming meeting at nike and we are wishing her well. and, tonight, i am going to be on tucker carlson talking about a very interesting case where the fbi went in with guns ablazing. >> jesse: if anybody wants to apply for a job the a "jesse watters primetime" that's how i want the resumes. >> judge jeanine: in a cake? >> don't eat the phone number. >> jesse: that's good. gut gut tonight, we have got a great show. sharon osbourne, guy benson, erin her reasony, pretty good and kat timpf vets jess ozy's wife? >> she is great. >> greg: better use this for a face mask new

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he's actually one of two people ever who served as a.j.the early '90s under george w. bush and of course now under donald trump. he's able to understand the position that doj was in here. he understands that doj got dragged out and slow-played for over a year, that they tried to subpoena, they still didn't get all the document, and i think bill barr is able to put himself back in the seat at doj and say what would any rational person have done? you had to go with a search warrant. there was no other option. >> it's interesting. as we wait for this decision from the judge in florida, i was talking about this to someone else on friday night if in fact a special master was granted could there be special programmers? there's talk of you won't likely hear much from the doj starting september 10th pause that's the 60-day run-up to the mid terms. the former president isn't on the ballot but has, of course, endorsed candidates. there's a chance it a a special master could come out perhaps with findings during that time or could at least be more co

murray, found a.j. greene in thk of the end zone. so they came all the way back and forced overtime. in that extra period, close to field goal range. huntr renfro grabbed it and hit and fumbled and look at this. it's picked up by murphy. a scoop and and score by byron murphy. 59 yards and that is how the cardis won the game. they stunned the raiders 29-23. vegas' record? hs dropped to 0-2. > >> give me jordan diaz the 18th a's rookie to make the season debut and we're in houston. 60s you are done alvarez hit two homers in the first two games of of the series. just missed a fifth today. it goes for a three three one double. astros won it 5-0. the 94th loss for the a's.e back home tuesday against seatt. > >> to rainy napa. final round of of the golf's championship. danl beck had a one streak lead at 18 18 and here was willett's approach at the par 5. next to the jar. a near gimmie for birdie. you sink that you win the tournament but hoe ma gave t a way. unbelievable. he holed it it out. all of a sudden it's tied. willett now for the wi

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. >> it's a difficult day for a.j.'s mom, cassandra chavez.ummer, she shared her advice to her son. >> he told me, mom, i hate the shooter. i hate that he killed my friends and my two teachers, mom. he is like, i will never see them again. and i said, i know, babe. but you have to be strong, because that is what they would want you to do. >> as they filed into their their classrooms, uvalde students were met by a heavy law enforcement presence led by the texas department of public safety. some schools in the distance have new, visible security measures, like eight foot fencing and cameras. at aj's school, the fencing has not been completed in time for the first day. back in the drop off line at flores elementary, zeke windham sits in the back of his dad's pick-up truck ready to bravely face his fears. how do you feel about coming back to school? >> i'm really nervous. i'm so scared and shocked after what happened at my old school. i am still scared and nervous. >> you were at rob? >> what grade are you now? >> fifth. >> fifth grade. were you i

i got a chance to see a.j.morning, one of the kids i've been following, he actually was shot in the leg. he was smiling this morning. he got a new haircut. and i asked him how happy are you to be back? and he said i'm so happy to be back and i know he doesn't sleep well. i've talked to him so many times. he usually doesn't sleep well. tonight, he slept -- last night he had a good night's sleep. and what we're finding mostly here, certainly, is that it is mostly the parents that seem to be having more anxiety than the kids about this. we spoke to one parent here, we have spoken to parents who are having a lot of anxiety over bringing their kids to school. take a listen to what one of those parents told us. >> he said that he doesn't think they're going to be brave enough if it happens again. they're not going to go in there, they didn't go in there before. and he wants different cops. and that he's really not budging. the fencing, he said, they can just get a ladder and climb over it. so right now he's just not

>> a.j. and sam. gavin, tammy, the whole team all put that together and it's so sweet.he first time with all of you. >> steve: i love your daughter knows exactly what happens on her birthday. you get up early and get the kitchen will ready because it is a big day not just for you but for her. >> ainsley: thank you. >> brian: is she okay on camera? she seems to be very natural. >> ainsley: she is shy. it depends on the day. loved that she is not like that. your kids don't like the camera, do they? >> brian: kaitlin a little bit but for the most part they want to duck it and run. >> steve: my kids are the same way. >> brian: you liar. [laughter] >> ainsley: who are you glad was born. >> steve: i'm glad my wife kathy was born because she brought thee three beautiful kids and now some of them are having children. and it just -- it's fantastic. -- we are filled with love. >> ainsley: so sweet. we are so happy for you. >> brian: there is no one i'm not glad was born. i like everybody together. my parents start it all. and then we worked our way through. so, it's a great theme

washington post columnist a.j. deon has a new piece this morning entitled, when trump's help, biden makes the gop play defense. and he wrote president biden is signaling that the democrat strategy for this fall is moving sharply toward the attack. with a speech tuesday about law enforcement and public safety, he challenged republicans on ground that the gop thought it owned and in a prime time address on thursday, he plans to bring the survival of democracy itself to the center of the 2022 campaign. the paradox of american politics is is that the putatively conservative party now finds itself reviling, established institutions, threatening political violence, and in the trump documents case, embracing the wrong side of national security. it is no wonder that republicans are playing defense in an election that once seemed theirs for the asking. let's bring in white house reporter for politico and contributor eugene daniels at the white house for us this morning. eugene, what could we expect tonight as the president

look forward to doing them again in person but it was a wonderful conversation my thanks as well to a.j. aber doing these webinars over the last several months of the year. with that i will turn it back over to debbie. >> thank you. i just wanted to thank again our generous sponsors, the national endowment for the humanities, the stennis foundation the history channel and oxford university press. thanks to everyone who submitted questions today and finally a special thanks to our i don't think i need to do much to introduce doris kearns goodwin to you. i think you all know who she is. she started out in brooklyn. and then she wound up here on long island what that rockville center, here we go, but she's a red sax fan, although that wasn't true in her younger days. you want to learn about her and her father that she wrote a wonderful book. what's it called? next year wait till next year about baseball. it's a terrific book and and many others she went to colby then she went to harvard got her various degrees up to her phd from harvard taught at harvard for a while then got into politics.

look forward to doing them again in person but it was a wonderful conversation my thanks as well to a.jg these webinars over the last several months of the year. with that i will turn it back over to debbie. >> thank you. i just wanted to thank again our generous sponsors, the national endowment for the humanities, the stennis foundation the history channel and oxford university press. thanks to everyone who submitted

look forward to doing them again in person but it was a wonderful conversation my thanks as well to a.jg these webinars over the last several months of the year. with that i will turn it back over to debbie. >> thank you. i just wanted to thank again our generous sponsors, the national endowment for the humanities, the stennis foundation the history channel and oxford university press. thanks to everyone who submitted questions today and finally a special thanks to our i don't think i need to do much to introduce doris kearns goodwin to you. i think you all know who she is. she started out in brooklyn. and then she wound up here on long island what that rockville center, here we go, but she's a red sax fan, although that wasn't true in her younger days. you want to learn about her and her fatherha