and brewster did defeat. and that was what what was the impetus that for the breaking of the filibuster and the passage? so perhaps else could have done it. but president johnson asked your grandfather to take on that role, to run in that democratic presidential, because in every single election he'd been the leading vote getter and the vote getter had another candidate been in there, who knows if, they would have succeeded or not. but thank you. your question. i would just add, i think that had he lost that race against wallace, that probably have been the end of the civil rights of 64. absolutely absolutely. i don't really have a question. i, i have the privilege. to carry so. gary, you and i have known each other for a while, but in the sat in the house of delegates and i know you as man of courage and a personal take risks. i just want to thank you for taking the risk of telling this story. john. he could have without you, but as a team, you really given maryland a gift. this book needs to be understood b

the governor now rolling out new changes with our shaquille brewster asking the family's attorney whether enough. >> reporter: growing outrage in the shake-up at new york's marcy correctional facility. new pictures showing governor kathy hochul visiting the prison just days after the state released disturbing video of officers beating robert brooks as he was handcuffed earlier this month. the video was blurred and redacted by investigators. brooks who was sefk rving a 12-r sentence was pronounced dead. his son speaking monday night. >> his killing must be a catalyst for change. justice must be served. >> governor hochul saying the system failed mr. brooks as she announced new reforms, naming a new superintendent, and hiring an outside firm to conduct reviews across the system. tonight, brooks' family attorney elizabeth mazar responding on camera for the first time. >> what does the family think about what has been announced so far about the governor? >> you know, i think those are important steps. significant change needs to happen. obviously, it's a bit late for mr. brooks. >> the govern

meanwhile, bart passengers like brewster are anxious for relief.ide bart because i love bart. i think it's a good system, but also i just hate the delays. jaxon van derbeken nbc, bay area news. all right. still ahead, the u.s. department of justice is going after walgreens, and it all has to do with prescriptions. we will fill you in on what the doj is alleging in new court documents, plus how walgreens is responding. ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. - man, i need some serious help with this health insurance stuff. - check out covered california. it's a free service from the state that helps you get health insurance. millions of people have used it. - wait, for real? - mmm hmm, they even offer financial help to lower the cost. - nooo... how you know about all this? - that's how i got my insurance. i got a great plan for abou$10 dollars a month. - okay, i see you. - if you've got questions, covered california can help, every step of the way. enroll by january 31st. covered california. this way to health insurance. these hands

meanwhile, bart passengers like brewster are anxious for relief. it still makes me want to ride bart because i love bart. i think it's a good system, but also i just hate the delays. jaxon van derbeken nbc bay area news. the southern california wildfires are shining a spotlight on a new app that was born here in the bay area. it's called watch duty. in fact, you may have it. the app was created in 2021. ceo and co-founder john mills wrote the code while living in healdsburg. less than four years later, there are now more than a million users. watch duty alerts you to nearby wildfires and firefighting efforts in real time when every second counts. the service is powered by real people, active and retired firefighters, dispatchers and first responders. well, you'll be surprised to know it's really just about four engineers who pulled this off from an engineering perspective. i mean, we saw about 2.5 million downloads in the past, i guess nine days since the fire. and at peak, we were doing about 100,000 requests, a second, about 3 million users a min

meanwhile, bart passengers like brewster are anxious for relief. it still makes me want to ride bart because i love bart. i think it's a good system, but also i just hate the delays. jaxon van derbeken nbc bay area news. the southern california wildfires are shining a spotlight on a new app that was born here in the bay area. it's called watch duty. in fact, you may have it. the app was created in 2021. ceo and co-founder john mills wrote the code while living in healdsburg. less than four years later, there are now more than a million users. watch duty alerts you to nearby wildfires and firefighting efforts in real time when every second counts. the service is powered by real people, active and retired firefighters, dispatchers and first responders. well, you'll be surprised to know it's really just about four engineers who pulled this off from an engineering perspective. i mean, we saw about 2.5 million downloads in the past, i guess nine days since the fire. and at peak, we were doing about 100,000 requests, a second, about 3 million users a min

the san francisco district attorney's office says a kaja brewster also attacked a second person as she shouted anti latino phrases. prosecutors say brewster was charged thursday with assault with a deadly weapon, battery and hate crime. she pleaded not guilty. the judge ordered her to be held without bail. the case remains an active investigation. it concerns over the immigration issue not just in the latino community, but among a number of other groups as well. the asian law caucus. joining other immigrant rights organizations this week to sue the trump administration over the executive order aiming to remove birthright citizenship. in a statement, the executive director for the asian law caucus says, quote, if you're born here, you are a citizen period. no politician, including president trump can decide who is american and who is not. their heightened concerns within immigrant communities in san francisco after someone reported encountering an ice agent on a muni bus. well, city officials have since said that rumor was not true. but as kron four's lezla gooden reports, fear remains.

our digital host, chip brewster emerson college polling director spencer kimball and inside californiaitics host nicky lorenzo noted nearly 60% of respondents said climate change contributed to the fire's this time. last year we had an atmosphere river and california. so we had. >> a deluge of rain. here like dealing with historic fires. do climate is definitely something that it's a topic of discussion, even of a months. republicans here in the state nationwide, two-thirds of respondents feel the united states is headed in the wrong direction. while one-third feel it's going in the right direction when president biden came into office, it was around 46% that we're headed in the right direction. now that number's down and speaking of biden as he enters his final week in office, the poll found he'll leave the white house with a 37% approval rating and 52% disapproval rating. >> i think for president biden's low approval rating, part of what you also see is people are struggling and there's a perception that people are struggling as well. this is the reality. and it's also the feeling on

shaq brewster, thank you so much for that update. greatly appreciate it as always. with me now, msnbc contributor paola ramos. she's the author of defectors the rise of the latino far right and what it means for america. also with us, tara setmayer, co-founder and ceo of the seneca project and former republican communications director. it's great to have both of you with us. paul, i'll start with you. and i get your just your broad takeaways from these operations and these raids that we're seeing take place. you know, my initial takeaway from it is this is an operation that the administration wants to be very visible. they're making it very well documented. they're taking reporters out with them. tom homan is going there to raise the profile and visibility of it. >> so photo op. >> it's the photo op. >> so yeah. >> help us make sense of this. >> i it's sad and i i'm sorry. it's sad. and i also laugh because when you see those images, you know in the ice raids, tom homan doing this ride along and you see the military planes carrying migrants, the troops deploying to

. >> nbc's shaquille brewster in chicago and nbc. >> news white house correspondent. >> aaron gilchrist. shaq, let me start with you. >> even though. >> it seems detentions. >> were carried out. >> everywhere around our country, chicago seems to be ground zero. what's happening there today? >> yeah. and you remember right after the election, tom homan, the trump administration border czar, said that chicago would be ground zero for those operations while he was in chicago. today, he's still here, or he was in chicago yesterday. he's still here today overseeing those operations. and we just learned about the scope and scale of the operations in this city, learning that there are ten teams, ten federal government teams fanned across the city and its suburbs, each team having approximately ten federal agents with them. and remember, it's not just ice, but there's this all of government approach to this. we know that, for example, when you look at what happened in colorado, it was actually a dea, a drug enforcement agency warrant that then allowed ice to detain some 50 people in an operatio

chris. >> shaquille brewster, thank you. president trump is declaring victory over colombia involving tariff threats and deportation plans. nbc's kelly o'donnell is reporting from the white house. kelly, tell us about this and what the situation is now. >> one of the early. >> showdowns on the world stage for president trump and colombia was in the. spotlight because colombia had raised concerns about repatriation flights that are part of the operation, that shaquille was just talking to us about, with flights coming from the u.s. of migrants who were not here under authority, under legal authority, and are being sent back to home countries. and so, president trump, wanting to make a very clear point, and he did it in a very trumpian style, where he threatened use of tariffs and other kinds of penalties. and colombia's president also had raised concerns and talked about the humanitarian nature of this operation. and they were able to sort it out and come to an agreement that would not have the tariffs, and there would still

nbc news correspondent shaquille brewster joins us on the phone.erson you're seeing there is the lieutenant governor of ohio. and he will be shaq, right. as you see the current governor, mike dewine, there on the left, he will be the lieutenant governor. the new ohio senator. >> that's exactly right, chris. >> and you're watching that live picture. this is an announcement that's taking place as we speak. ohio governor mike dewine, who is standing there on the left, is appointing his lieutenant governor, jon husted, to replace vice president elect jd vance, who was, of course, elected back in november. >> he is 57 years old. he's the former ohio house speaker and former ohio secretary of state. he served two terms in that position, and he's, of course, a close ally of the governor and has good relations from what we know with former president or with president elect donald trump. and since that election in november, there's been a lot of speculation and posturing, frankly, about this seat that was held by vp elect jd vance, including state officials

our digital host, chip brewster emerson college polling director spencer kimball and inside california politics host nicky lorenzo noted nearly 60% of respondents said climate change contributed to the fire's this time. last year we had atmosphere river in california. so we had. >> a deluge of rain. here like dealing with historic fires, do it climate is definitely something that it's a topic of discussion, even of amongst republicans here in the state nationwide. two-thirds of respondents feel the united states is headed in the wrong direction. while one-third feel it's going in the right direction when president biden came into office, it was around 46% that we're headed in the right direction. now that number is down. and speaking of biden as he enters his final week in office, the poll found he'll leave the white house with a 37% approval rating and 52% disapproval rating. >> i think for president biden's low approval rating, part of what you also see is people are struggling and there's a perception that people are struggling as well. this is the reality. and it's also the feeling

. >> shaquille brewster in chicago, staff writer for the atlantic, ashley. parker and. >> former immigration. >> and customs. >> enforcement chief of. >> staff jason hauser. >> shaq, what kind of activity is. >> expected today and. >> what do we know about who has been arrested? are they all criminals? >> well, we're. >> told to. >> expect today to look very similar. >> to. >> what we saw yesterday, not just here in chicago, but really across the country. and we're expecting more operations, more arrests from the federal government. remember, not just ice here, but a coalition of federal agencies that are involved in this targeted enforcement operation. and that phrase that you're hearing from the federal government is used very intentionally, because the signal here is that these are not widespread community roundups that they're doing that are indiscriminate in nature. these are instead targeted operations. they tom homan saying in interviews that they're essentially working through a list of known criminals and going one by one in all of these states, in

julia ainsley, shaq brewster, thank you very much.oming up, what the president is proposing in gaza that some of our middle east allies have already rejected. why this is such a sensitive topic and why donald trump may have crossed the line here. first, though, more than a dozen inspectors general were fired over the weekend. what led fired over the weekend. what led to the purge and is it legal? home. it's where we do the things we love with the people we love. celebrating, sharing—living. so why should aging mean we have to leave that in the past? what if we lived tomorrow in the same place as we did yesterday? what if we stayed home instead? with help, we can. home instead. for a better what's next. ♪♪ imagine checking your own heart with medical precision from anywhere. introducing kardiamobile 6l, the fda-cleared ekg that provides six-times more heart data than any smartwatch. and it detects three of the most common arrhythmias in just 30 seconds, including atrial fibrillation, bradycardia and tachycardia. check your heart with t

chris. >> shaquille brewster, thank you.ant to bring in california democratic congressman robert garcia, who's a member of the house oversight committee and part of its subcommittee on military and foreign affairs. it's good to have you back on the program. and i think, you know, when you look at that statement from the illinois senators, these raids are being presented in a way most americans support, which is to be very simple. get the bad guys out. but do you have concerns beyond that? >> of course. i mean. >> look, first, i think everyone can agree. democrats, republicans. i think all good people believe that if you're here, you're causing crimes you're obviously doing harm to our country, to our people. you shouldn't be in this country. everyone agrees with that. but that's not what this is. this is empowering ice to go into our public. >> schools, into. >> our churches. >> into into places. >> where people should feel safe. and people are going. >> to get. >> swept up. >> who are dreamers. >> who. >> are just. here wor

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the brewster, they need kings, does nothing, little to actually support the palestinians in the occupied palestinian territories . in fact, it's important to the world watching just to mention that he's done more to protect the is ready occupation. you restore damian lives, you've got to protect the is ready occupation from an international legal response from a wrong to the is really who assassinate someone on this? well, the jordanian king also provided a lot of bridge for to provide is ratings. goods instead of enforcing of okay, that could potentially ended this genocide months ago. so i worked with the 280 in governments response to trump, but we'll see when push comes to shove speaking to if he and the government continue to do to continue to hold this position would do what the americans and the occupation want. and that's think we clans, palestine, another country in this equation, egypt has long me to tear it by it's tough, border controls that it doesn't want palestinians entering the country. so we're willow list leave gals and civilians, again stuck in limbo. i think everyone

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first, nbc's shaquille brewster joins us from cleveland. shaq, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is cleveland, january. folks expect to be chilly, but across the region, you have temperatures well below average. it's the combination of the snow, the cold, and the wind that are leading to possibly and potentially dangerous conditions. this morning, a bitter cold snap gripping the nation's heartland and sweeping all the way to the east coast. weather advisories felt far and wide with windchills dipping bee low zero. cities racing to salt roads to keep drivers safe from snow and ice. >> it's been hard. >> reporter: multi-car cashes shutting down treacherous roadways in michigan, and indiana police saying an officer had to drive off the road to avoid getting struck by a semi-truck. an employee was critically injured when she was struck by a snowplow in the parking lot. and parts of lake erie are frozen. with temperatures dipping below one degree in cincinnati, they are investigating a case of hypothermia. it's the third case in the

our digital host, chip brewster emerson college polling director spencer kimball and inside california politics host nikki laurenzo noted nearly 60% of respondents said climate change contributed to the fire's this time. last year we had atmosphere river in california. so we had. >> a deluge of rain. here like dealing with historic fires, do it climate is definitely something that it's a topic of discussion, even of a months. republicans here in the state nationwide, two-thirds of respondents feel the united states is headed in the wrong direction. while one-third feel it's going in the right direction when president biden came into office, it was around 46% that we're headed in the right direction. now that number is down. and speaking of biden as he enters his final week in office, the poll found he'll leave the white house with a 37% approval rating at 52%. disapproval rating. >> i think for president biden's low approval rating, part of what you also see is people are struggling and there's a perception that people are struggling as well. this is the reality. and it's also the feel

our digital host, chip brewster emerson college polling director spencer kimball and inside californias host nicky lorenzo noted nearly 60% of respondents said climate change contributed to the fire's this time. last year we had an atmosphere river in california. so we had. >> the deluge of rain. here like dealing with historic fires, do it climate is definitely something that it's a topic of discussion, even of amongst republicans here in the state nationwide. two-thirds of respondents feel the united states is headed in the wrong direction. while one-third feel it's going in the right direction when president biden came into office, it was around 46% that we're headed in the right direction. now that number is down. and speaking of biden as he enters his final week in office, the poll found he'll leave the white house with a 37% approval rating and 52% disapproval rating. >> i think for president biden's low approval rating, part of what you also see is people are struggling and there's a perception that people are struggling as well. this is the reality. and it's also the feeling on

don brewster will be deeply missed. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject to the call of the chair. >> coming up we take you live to joint pace mire where defense secretary lloyd austin and chair of the joint chiefs general charles brown are hosting farewell to honor president biden. coming up live shortly at 2:00 p.m. eastern. here on c-span. >> new president biden gives his farewell address to the nation, following the ceasefire agreement in the middle east. this is about 20 minutes. pres. w americans, i am speaking to you tonight from the oval office. before i

nbc's shaquille brewster is in chicago, where ice says it has been making arrests there today. so, shaq, how are officials there dealing with the crackdown? >> well. >> that's exactly right, alex. >> and we just. >> learned. >> in. >> the past. >> hour or so. from a social media. >> post from. >> ice that. >> what they call. >> enhanced targeted operations. >> are underway. >> in the. >> chicago area. >> and they also say that there. >> are. >> multiple federal agencies involved. you mentioned. earlier at the top of the show here that we know that tom. >> homan. >> the border czar, is in chicago. we know the. >> acting deputy. attorney general is. >> in this city. >> so government officials. >> and state government. >> officials, i should say, were asked. >> about this. >> the governor of. >> illinois was asked about the presence. of ice here, the actions that they're taking. >> we don't know. >> how many. >> arrests are. >> underway today, but listen. >> to a little bit. >> of his messaging. when he was asked about. the increased enforcement that has been signaled. and now tha

let's go to nbc's shaquille brewster in chicago, where ice says that new arrests are happening today. so, shaq, tell us what's happening and why trump's border czar is in chicago today. >> well, alex, the administration is really trying. >> to. >> signal that. >> they are. >> serious about this policy of mass deportations. you'll remember that his border czar. tom homan, came to. chicago just after the election, said that this. >> would be ground zero for that. >> policy and pointed to what he calls a sanctuary city policy that. >> is here, which is essentially where state and local. >> officials do not interact or cooperate with ice. >> or federal. >> agencies in their deportation efforts. well, we know that earlier this. >> afternoon. >> ice posted on social media that enhanced targeted operations are underway in the city of chicago. homan, in another interview, said that there are hundreds of individuals on the list that they are now going after, that they are targeting for arrest and deportation. i want you to. >> listen to a little bit more of. >> what we heard. >> from trump's b

now, let's go to nbc's shaquille brewster, who is following this for us.the coast guard go about freeing this ship? >> yeah, alex, this is something we've been watching all morning long. >> we'll go. >> back to those live pictures there. >> because what we do know. >> is that that. >> massive canadian. >> vessel vessel. >> the manitoulin, it's been stuck since earlier this week. and what you've been seeing is the coast guard, both us coast guard and the canadian coast guard. you've been seeing some of those smaller ships work to free it from this ice in lake erie. the buffalo's harbor manager estimates that the ice is about 3 to 4ft thick in the areas in which this was stuck. now we know 17 crew members were on board. we know that this was never truly an emergency in the sense that this crew had food, they had fuel, they had electricity on board. but we saw this dance kind of take place where you saw some of the smaller coast guard vessels go through and try to cut through that ice and then allow this massive ship that's about the size of two football fiel

. >> kevin: he's now honoring co-star jordana brewster's wishes for the rock and the rest of the cast2" to finish filming in l.a. after the franchise shot mostly overseas. quote "los angeles needs it now more than ever and now fast will finally return home." kourtney kardashian's husband, blink 182 drummer travis barker, is also giving back with this reunion. >> do you feel how it's doing that? >> yeah. >> that's how you twirl it. >> yesterday he visited 10-year-old aspiring drummer grayson roberts, who was born legally blind and just lost his family home in the altadena fires. >> i lost all my braille stuff. >> the two actually performed together back in 2023 when travis surprised his little fan showing up to his lemonade stand! >> do you think we could play drums and sing together? >> i'd love that! >> kevin: of course, mandy moore and milo ventimilgia were among those impacted by the wildfires. our denny directo was with their "this is us" co-star sterling k. brown. >> heartbroken. like, the bond is real. the text thread is still alive and well. they're still in the midst of it, so