mr brooks, we just want to ask you some questions. it's about your website, mr brooks. it's about omegle. i was reallyjust like any other child. i was always an a—student. everything on my marks from teachers was always about how i was so sociable and a pleasure to have in class. i think i lived a relatively normal, happy childhood. how did you first learn about this website? i learned through friends. people went on it as, sort of, a game of sorts. what, like, in a group situation? social setting, yes. like, slumber parties, that kind of thing? yes, a social setting, slumber parties—type thing. and then, discovered it more on my own as i kind of got older. a lot of people knew about it, but nobody knew the harm that it was doing. omegle is a free website, and it basically lets you match with anyone across the world, completely across the world. they could be from the us, they could be from canada, they could be from mexico. 19—year—old fabio makes popular videos about omegle. he's got more than half a million followers across social media platforms, with fans tuning in

now the first time amendment brooke was. not too long ago, and it was just across the street as we gather on another historic day in san francisco. historic for the nation. we gather with mayor braid and other group of officials at the time on the front steps of city hall to celebrate the passage in the senate. of the respect for marriage act. which finally cut ified. absolutely. which finally caught ified into federal law. protections for same sex and enter racial marriages in the united states. it was a fitting introduction. meeting brooke at an event marking a historic victory. to overcome injustice in america. and so when brooke first extended the invitation for me to join her today, of course that was honored and humbled to play a role. in this chapter of san francisco's history. i'm also excited because brooke and i share a common bond. this past november. thanks a lot of you. i was proud to become the first latino elected to represent california in the united states senate. and we all know that, among other first we c

. >> ashley: brooke singman has details. >> brooke: former twitter employees facing tough questions yesterday for censure shop of the 2020 hunter biden laptop story. admitting they did not consider the outcome of the censorship. >> over the course of that day, it became clear twitter had not fully appreciated the impact of that policy on free press and others. >> brooke: despite sound verification, alexandria ocasio-cortez says the story is half fake, calling the hearing a waste of time. >> a whole hearing about a 24-hour hiccup in a right-wing political operation, we account be talking about abortion rights, voting rights instead talking about hunter biden half fake laptop story. >> brooke: the consequences could be severe. >> i think you guys wanted to be taken down, you meet with the guys every week and they send e-mails and documents and you get information, you wanted to take it down and got played by the fbi. >> fbi used its relationship with twitter to suppress criminal evident, that is bad news, it will get worse. this is the investigation part, later comes the arrest part. >> brooke:

>> i am senior fellow at the brookings institution and team lead for the black asset initiative. it is my pleasure to welcome you to the event examining racial bias in home appraisals as screening of our america. today we will explore ebola aspects of housing determination that has been mainly overlooked until this moment in which we now find ourselves. in8, 2018 when brookings publisd the devaluation of assets in black neighborhoods author jonathan rockwell principal communist, david formally working in me we knew we made a significantnt contribution to policy research. we show that holmes and blackwood geordie neighborhoods in metro areas across the country wereou on average priced 23% or $48000 lower than their mostly white counterpart. that 23% amounts to $156 billion in lost equity. to that an issue that black homeowners suffer, suddenly black families possess imperial evidence for what they know for generations they are lowballed to put 156 billion in perspective now i'm on 2018 started more than four black owned businesses with the average that will start the firm exited p

mr brooks! mr brooks? can we ask you some questions, please? from the bbc.uestions. it's about your website, mr brooks. it's about 0megle. mr brooks did reply to an email. he said people are solely responsible for their own behaviour while using his website, but that 0megle takes the safety of users extremely seriously. he said the site is moderated by ai tools and human moderators. he also says he works with law enforcement and organisations working to stop the online exploitation of children. days later, alice's lawsuit took another big step forward. 0megle tried to get the product liability case thrown out, denying that it was a product, but failed. a trial date could soon be set. meanwhile, carrie and her team say they've been contacted by two other families which say their children were groomed on 0megle in the last year. everyday things remind me of what i've been through. there's healing. but i can't gain those years back. and it presents itself in even the smallest of ways. in doing my hair... fordyce wanted me to look as young as possible, and havin

. >> ashley: good morning, brooke singman. >> brooke: senators are preparing for third degree's briefing on the chinese spy flight and next steps are respect to china. president biden says his administration is ready to deal with the fall out. >> president biden: we made it clear to china what we're going to do, they understand our position, we will not back off. we did the right thing. this is reality. >> brooke: we're learning the spy flight had the potential for explosives to detonate and self-destructs, senior government sources will analyze the remains at fbi processing lab. the airship flew over several military bases, weighed nearly 2000 pounds and was 200 feet tall. mike pompeo criticizing the biden administration for allowing something so dangerous to stay in the sky for a week. >> the chinese may have been able to blow this thing up themselves. imagine that, if you knew that, they didn't understand risk. >> brooke: the white house seems to be struggling to defend claims previous -- flew over in the trump administration. >> how is it possible this administration discovered three

mr brooks, we just want to ask you some questions. it's about your website, mr brooks.to an email. he said people are solely responsible for their own behaviour while using his website, but that 0megle takes the safety of users extremely seriously. he said the site is moderated by ai tools and human moderators. he also says he works with law enforcement and organisations working to stop the online exploitation of children. days later, alice's lawsuit took another big step forward. 0megle tried to get the product liability case thrown out, denying that it was a product, but failed. a trial date could soon be set. meanwhile, carrie and her team say they've been contacted by two otherfamilies which say their children were groomed on 0megle in the last year. everyday things remind me of what i've been through. there's healing. but i can't gain those years back. and it presents itself in even the smallest of ways. in doing my hair... fordyce wanted me to look as young as possible, and having my hair in a ponytail to the left side was a favourite of his. and if my hair even g

brooks thank you. parade starts at second and market streets goes around union square and ended kerney street and columbus avenue. the route is about 1.3, miles and streets in that surrounding area are blocked off tonight. bleacher seats are sold out. but of course, you can watch it for free along the parade route or right here on ktvu right after this newscast. the drizzly weather did not deter crowds from heading to chinatown for the community street fair. there was a live music, a lot of food and shopping, some games as well for the youngsters. the event is centered around grant avenue between california street and broadway. if you missed it today, though, that there continues tomorrow from nine am to five pm admission is free. one of the highlights of the lunar new year celebrations include the miss chinatown usa pageant, and this year's miss chinatown usa is ashlyn suey of redwood city. she was crowned last night and earlier on mornings onto we spoke with ashlyn about some of her interests and fut

mr brooks, we just want to ask you some questions. it's about your website, mr brooks.to an email. he said people are solely responsible for their own behaviour while using his website, but that 0megle takes the safety of users extremely seriously. he said the site is moderated by ai tools and human moderators. he also says he works with law enforcement and organisations working to stop the online exploitation of children. days later, alice's lawsuit took another big step forward. 0megle tried to get the product liability case thrown out, denying that it was a product, but failed. a trial date could soon be set. meanwhile, carrie and her team say they've been contacted by two otherfamilies which say their children were groomed on 0megle in the last year. everyday things remind me of what i've been through. there's healing. but i can't gain those years back. and it presents itself in even the smallest of ways. in doing my hair... fordyce wanted me to look as young as possible, and having my hair in a ponytail to the left side was a favourite of his. and if my hair even g

mr brooks, we just want to ask you some questions. it's about your website, mr brooks.. he said people are solely responsible for their own behaviour while using his website, but that omegle takes the safety of users extremely seriously. he said the site is moderated by ai tools and human moderators. he also says he works with law enforcement and organisations working to stop the online exploitation of children. days later, alice's lawsuit took another big step forward. omegle tried to get the product liability case thrown out, denying that it was a product, but failed. a trial date could soon be set. meanwhile, carrie and her team say they've been contacted by two other families which say their children were groomed on omegle in the last year. everyday things remind me of what i've been through. there's healing. but i can't gain those years back. and it presents itself in even the smallest of ways. in doing my hair... fordyce wanted me to look as young as possible, and having my hair in a ponytail to the left side was a favourite of his. and if my hair even gets pulled

brooke singman has details. >> brooke: possible debris from t the -- analyze the remains of the flight at an fbi processing lab. senators prepare for a briefing on the chinese flight. president biden is ready to deal with the fall out. >> president biden: no, we made it clear to china what we're going to do and they understand our position, they will not back off, we did the right thing. this is reality. >> ashley: the airship flew over several military bases, weighed nearly 2000 pounds and was 200 feet high. mike pompeo now criticizing the biden administration for allowing something so dangerous to stay in our skies for a week. >> the chinese may have been able to blow this thing up themselves. imagine if you knew that and the chinese could decide where to drop this thing, they didn't understand risk. >> brooke: the white house is defending their claim previous airships flew over the united states during the trump administration. >> how is it possible this administration discovered three previous baknow balloons, but trump officials didn't know it was happening? >> we have talked abou

cat brooks is one of the organizers. she says protesters will be demanding that alameda county prosecutors dropped charges against 14 activists who are arrested back in november after allegedly chaining themselves to bart train. i would just say >> 2 people who would want to disrupt our system. please think about the other people who are just trying to get where they need to go. >> but as time passed, brooks would become celebrated and recognized in the media for her relentless effort to end police brutality. she even that a shout out from oakland police chief leronne armstrong for helping to de-escalate a potentially deadly situation. i appreciate it. >> kendrick says person's paycheck that was very helpful. and and this this is how we have all this police. alternative programs. >> our most notable achievements during the struggle to achieve justice for others. >> 9 consecutive years of big the the organization that celebrates the radical legacy of doctor king thousands of folks, a cage. the for first an anonymous donor

>> i want to underscore a point made by cap brooks -- cat brooks, about the violence and the extraordinary and the ordinary. i want you to understand this, policing has never been under more scrutiny, yet the officers did this. these officers were trained in recent years, yet they did this. they saw the george floyd video. end yet they did this -- and yet they did this. if officers thought that they were doing something wrong, black or otherwise, they would not do it and they definitely would not do it if they were on camera and thought they would be caught. i just want to bring our attention back to the fact of the brutality of the stop and the encounter, but to emphasize that this was treated in a very ordinary way by the officers on the ground, right, and the video that i have watched of the encounter -- in the video that i have watched of the encounter. some say, well, you don't like the police, you're not being nice to the police. but i think is i've shared before, violence is central to policing without the violence, it is not policing. instead of thinking about quick fixes, like a m

nelson adam brooks , great niger. nelson adam brooks, great to be jesse .ty on this. we do . i know if nicholas this. we do. i know if nicholas sturgeon have enough to deal with today. oh, my goodness. she's going up against jk rowling and the greatest person in and jackass. i'm not feeling positive her but next in i'm cancelled will scheming sturgeon's scottish legacy ultimately be seen as a success or a failure? one of her biggest fansin or a failure? one of her biggest fans in the world of showbiz, really jim davidson, gives his verdict. you're not going to want to miss this. i think it will be blistering. jim davidson, entombment time . it's time for cancelled . and it's time for cancelled. and this is way britain's top commentators and entertainers speak on controversial issues without . the fear of the cancel without. the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media now steaming. sturgeon's snivelling resignation speech today was many things, but honest wasn't one of them trying to banish the awkward questions over her departure. she was

nelson adam brooks , great niger. nelson adam brooks, great to be jesse .ty on this. we do . i know if nicholas this. we do. i know if nicholas sturgeon have enough to deal with today. oh, my goodness. she's going up against jk rowling and the greatest person in and jackass. i'm not feeling positive her but next in i'm cancelled will scheming sturgeon's scottish legacy ultimately be seen as a success or a failure? one of her biggest fansin or a failure? one of her biggest fans in the world of showbiz, really jim davidson, gives his verdict. you're not going to want to miss this. i think it will be blistering. jim davidson, entombment time . it's time for cancelled . and it's time for cancelled. and this is way britain's top commentators and entertainers speak on controversial issues without . the fear of the cancel without. the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media now steaming. sturgeon's snivelling resignation speech today was many things, but honest wasn't one of them trying to banish the awkward questions over her departure. she was

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brooke singman joins us. >> brooke: members of the community are searching for answers from the bidenc train derailment. dewines -- dewine requests for the cdc to send to the crash site expert medical assistance, doctors who can evalmembers of the community who have questions or experience symptoms. more residentses complain of symptoms. jd vance sharing this video from a creek in the area. >> there are dead worms and fish in this area. if you scrape the creek bed, it is like chemical is coming out of the ground. >> brooke: chemicals are coming up from the ground in a creek miles from people's homes. residents plead for help and residentses are putting the blame on the railway company. >> we'll get to the bottom of this and try to figure out what occurred and hold norfolk southern accountable. >> we will hold norfolk southern accountable, i promise you that. >> you can't get ahead of an investigation that is ongoing. they will have to answer from the environmental side. >> brooke: residentses say the problem is out of the railway's hand and calling on the biden administration to send

preston brooks, the you would think you would hope that the brooks keening of sumner would have triggered a reevaluation of the concept of congressional violence. it did not work out that way. brooks resigned his seat, returned to south carolina, and was overwhelmingly reelected by his constituents. sumner didn't return to the senate for two and a half years, recovering both from the physical violence, but also from what we would now call ptsd, although that concept wasn't in use at the time and violence and threats of violence continued in the run up to the civil war, the most famous of these episodes, certainly the most widespread of them, occurred in 1857. the issue before congress was a decision by president james buchanan, who was a northerner, a democrat from pennsylvania, but a sympathizer with the south to present to congress a constitution that had been approved, moved by slaveholders through chicanery, approved by slaveholders in kansas, requesting that the kansas join the union as a slave state. the backdrop to this was that in 1854, congress had enacted a law called the kansas

district attorney, diana beckten here and state senator from another county and our district attorney brook jenkins and other representives from our local to our state to our many of our officials from all over the bay area region. why are we here today? we are here because we understand we just celebrated the 50th anniversary of roe v wade last year, the rights of women to choose how they take care of their health by not granting access to abortion in places all over the united states is absolutely a direct threat against women's health, period. [applause] so, we are here because kimberley ellis, the director of the commission on the status of women came to me and to other women throughout the bay area to talk about how are we going to respond. as places like texas deny women the right to get an abortion and to take care of their health and to make decisions about their bodies, what happens when those women need help? they come to places like california. what is going to be our response not just in san francisco, but what's going to be our response in california? last year women came toget

but adam brooks, do trash heap. but adam brooks, do you agree with me ?e with me? i agree with you. digital i.d. you agree with me? i agree with you. digital id. is basically control for governments , opens control for governments, opens the door to a social ratings to digital currencies . it just digital currencies. it just means that everything in our life could suddenly be on our. now i'm on my phone, too anyway. but if that runs out of battery , suddenly i can't pay for things like . i'll get my medical things like. i'll get my medical records up if i need it. yeah. or if you haven't had whatever. the latest vaccine. yeah. i mean, what's blair's obsession with this has been for decades mean for decades. he's wanted to control it. i don't know. it makes wonder what his agenda is . this him doing it as someone else behind the scenes , pushing else behind the scenes, pushing him? i don't know , though. what him? i don't know, though. what do you think? it's from my first question. whenever tony blair's just anything is two automatically want to do the op

. >> todd: brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: republicans are demanding answers from the bidenl" publishing exclusive report saying the department changed assessment based on new intelligence. a spokesperson says the department continues to support the thorough, careful and objective work of intelligence professionals and investigating origins of covid-19 as the president directed despite the energy department finding, top national security advisor jake sullivan says there is no definitive answer. >> there is variety of views in the intelligence community, some have reached conclusion on one side, some other on other, some are not sure. if we gain insider information, we will share with congress and the american people, there is not a definitive answer that emerged on this question. >> brooke: the media slammed tom cotton for pushing the so-called fringe lab election theory including "washington post," "new york times" and cnn. what matters is holding the chinese communist party responsible. and dr. nicole saphier's response three years later. >> most pandemics do happen from n

brooke singman.mark daniels set to testify before the house judiciary committee today. thank you for getting up with us, you have a big day today. what do you expect to tell lawmakers today? >> good morning ashley and todd, i come straight for the community, it is not political. i come to d.c., to address what is going on in our community, talk about disruption array and the crisis on the border. there is no political spin, this is reality coming this morning. i appreciate chairman jordan bringing this committee together to address this today and have me here, looking forward to it. >> ashley: do you feel the biden administration has muzzled you and now you are getting a chance since the gop is in charge of the house? >> sheriffs across the country, west upper and southwest border, we have done everything to engage president biden and secretary mayorkas to work with us as community public safety leaders with no results. it is intellectual avoidance, intellectual abandonment with intended conseence re

but adam brooks, do trash heap. but adam brooks, do you agree with me ?e with me? i agree with you. digital i.d. you agree with me? i agree with you. digital id. is basically control for governments , opens control for governments, opens the door to a social ratings to digital currencies . it just digital currencies. it just means that everything in our life could suddenly be on our. now i'm on my phone, too anyway. but if that runs out of battery , suddenly i can't pay for things like . i'll get my medical things like. i'll get my medical records up if i need it. yeah. or if you haven't had whatever. the latest vaccine. yeah. i mean, what's blair's obsession with this has been for decades mean for decades. he's wanted to control it. i don't know. it makes wonder what his agenda is . this him doing it as someone else behind the scenes , pushing else behind the scenes, pushing him? i don't know , though. what him? i don't know, though. what do you think? it's from my first question. whenever tony blair's just anything is two automatically want to do the op

harry brooks uncle there. for the grand slam, but we'll start with the match in cardiff where wales face england tomorrow afternoon. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss is at the principlaity stadium, andy, wales are bottom of the table after two defeats, that's really the least of their worries. it seems to be in turmoil at the moment. , it seems to be in turmoil at the moment-— it seems to be in turmoil at the moment. , ., ., , , moment. the six nations has been somethin: moment. the six nations has been something of— moment. the six nations has been something of a _ moment. the six nations has been something of a nightmare - moment. the six nations has been something of a nightmare for - moment. the six nations has been l something of a nightmare for whales is so far. they have been beaten on the pitch in theirfirst is so far. they have been beaten on the pitch in their first two matches firstly by ireland and then scotland two weeks ago. if they lose to england tomorrow they have lost their opening three m

thank you, brooke. rachel: thank you, brooke.ill: house speaker kevin mccarthy responded to the incident. he put out a tweet as well. first biden refused to defend our borders. now he won't defend our skies. rachel: good tweet. will: correlation to the southern border. pete: you know, brooke just mentioned montana which would have been our first shot of shooting it down. we want to break down for you real quick on the board over here, some of the military sites over the path of this chinese spy balloon. will, i think you're right. first premise of this is a trial, right if we float a balloon, up through alaska, across the country what will the reaction of the united states government actually be? they effectively learned if there was order to shoot it down here, it didn't get shot down until it reached the east coast. if the second aspect was to truly gather intelligence about our nuclear capabilities, our nuclear response, for the chinese that was a success. if you look at all the major air force bases it crossed over, they incl

. >> ashley: brooke singman has details this morning. >> brooke: 20 days later and biden transportationretary finally touched down in east palestine. pete buttigieg toured the site of the derailment getting a first-hand look at what ohioans have been facing the past month. he was met with pushback from residentses who questioned why it took so long. and even pete buttigieg admitted he could have acted sooner. >> i could have acted sooner, i was taking pains to upon are the role i have and do not have. >> brooke: pete buttigieg addressed what he thinks the next steps should be, improving rail regulation and holding norfolk southern accountable. he was quick to ignore questions on the federal government's lack of urgency, press secretary stepping in refusing to answer questions most are asking. watch this. >> mayor pete, why did it take you weeks to get here, will you apologize to the residents of the city for the slow response, to the government's slow response, do you have any apology? >> i'm the press secretary -- >> why did it take three weeks to get here? >> i don't want to be on cam

brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: department of defense is on heightened alert after shootingown a fourth object over lake huron. they shot two others down this weekend, one in canada and one in alaska on friday. the u.s. air force general tasked with safeguarding air space says the military has not identified what the three objects are, how they stay in the air or where they are coming from. >> i will not categorize them as balloons, we are calling them objects for a reason. the chinese spy balloon was clearly a balloon. these are objects and i urge you not to attribute it to any country, we don't know. >> brooke: biden administration claims they haven't ruled out possibility it could be connected to aliens or extra terrestrials, he is ignoring questions about the incident, watch. >> mr. president, were you able to recover the object, was it a balloon, mr. president? >> brooke: republican lawmakers sounding off on danger of the objects and what it means for our national security. >> the motivation and intent is clear, they want imagery on military capability, particularly nuc

they went to signal victory you throw in tom's brook, he went three. they do terrible damage to the shenandoah valley. and so they said why you ride along the line and let them know you're back. and william mckinley's is a staff officer. said, general, i think you should take off your hat. so they make sure they know you are. so he jumped back at horse and he takes off his hat and. he rides along the line, his cheer, and you know that. and so he waits and. meanwhile, what early does his conduct, if you will recall, it's in force. he sends out evans kershaw, ramshaw to gordon and they advance northward. you'll see where they are right. the problem with it, it and you know your story you look at the accounts of it the confederates accounts are we go forward well know we don't get far we exchanged some mustard you fire in that and that's it you accounts they put it in a full full blown engagement so i don't know really what was i think it's obviously a combination of both the problem it an early at this point they're gathering up all their cannons about 2

he's a senior fellow at the brookings institute.ute. you for being with us. not thank you for being with us. not long ago, we had the us accusing china of potentially supplying russia with weapons in its war and now we hear china is on the search for peace. is this how the war ends? ~ ., , ,., peace. is this how the war ends? ~ .,, , , ends? well, i hope so but it is early days _ ends? well, i hope so but it is early days and _ ends? well, i hope so but it is early days and the _ ends? well, i hope so but it is early days and the peace - early days and the peace process. and i think you know, and i think everyone has their expectations pretty modest at this point but i still like to step forward, the idea that china is willing to first of all firmly recognise the two parties here so they are not buying into the russian idea that ukraine is not a real country, that zelensky is a nazi who somehow needs to be deposed. they are not saying it but they are very clearly dismissing putin's most ridiculous and egregious charges against ukrai

brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: three weeks after the toxic derailment and biden's epa says they will take -- that with biden and the federal government who has failed them from the beginning, the former president is expected to donate thousands of gallons of cleaning supplies and thousands of bottles of water to the community. ashley brooke, thank you with that. let us bring in these palestinian resident tommy powers who worked right down the tracks from the derailment. tommy, you heard in brooks piece there. people saying he had the time is in right yet for him to show up to your embattled town, saying when he does get there, his focus is going to be on train safety. look we all want the trains to be safe. but a shouldn't he be there? i don't know. three weeks ago and two shouldn't the focus be on getting you the help you need to survive? yes i totally agree with that. um the time is now, um so i feel like i don't know, just kind of feels like robert like profits over people and corporate greed is going on right now. so we need to tackle it head on and just get out in fron

agenda this morning, traveling to wisconsin. >> ashley: brooke singman, thank you. the president waiting an hour to address china during his address and never uttered a word on the spy flight that traveled across the united states. >> todd: lucas has more washington. >> lucas: seven sentences on china in the president's prepared remarks at the end of the speak. no mention of the spy flight that was blasted out of the sky you hava the coast of south carolina. >> president biden: we see competition, not conflict. i will make no apologies, we're investing to make america stronger. today we're in strongest position in decade to compete with china or anyone else in the world. >> lucas: fox news reported a separate craft crashed months prior. steve scalise wants to know why the latest spy flight wasn't shot down sooner. >> balloon flies over the united states and the president sits by, says he gave the order on wednesday to shoot it undo, did he send it through the mail service? who did he give the order to? if you gave an order on wednesday and it didn't happen until sat

brooke singman has more. >> brooke: president biden was briefed on the epa saying they will hold norfolkble after the toxic train derailment. officials will work with residentses to make sure they feel safe to return home in east palestine. the epa and governor went into a home to drink the tap water to prove they believe it is safe, watch this. >> we believe in science, we don't feel like we are being your guinea pig, we believe the water is safe. >> okay, i appreciate that. >> here's to you. >> brooke: the epa chief promised the agency will hold the railway company responsible calling for norfolk southern to reimburse them for clean-up efforts. >> if the company fails to complete what is ordered by the epa, the epa will step in, do the work and force norfolk southern to pay triple in cost accordance to the power granted by my agency. >> many are still wondering where president biden and his transportation secretary are, pete buttigieg giving a vague answer when he'll show up for ohioans. >> i am planning to go and our folks were on the ground from the first hour. the focus will be on a

good morning, brooke. >> brooke: the suspected shooter did not have any affiliation to the universityom a self-inflicted gunshot wound. his name has not been released to the public. there are reports the bomb squad is outside of the home of the suspected shooter, police have yet to confirm this activity. the first shots were fired on the north end of the campus inside berkey hall before opening fire at the msu student center. one student recording this terrifying video from his dorm as he watches students run for their lives on campus. another student says his friend saw the whole thing unfold, listen. >> another kid i know left his phone in the cafeteria, he saw multiple people get shot and most of the people i heard told me they were in the union when the shooting happened and they saw it. >> brooke: shelter in place order has been lifted for students and the surrounding community. classes have been suspended for 48 hours. police are working to uncover a motive. all five victims are in critical condition. next briefing is scheduled for 8 a.m. this morning. >> todd: thank you, bring

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cat brooks is one of the organizers. she says protesters will be demanding that alameda county prosecutors dropped charges against 14 activists who are arrested back in november after allegedly chaining themselves to bart train. i would just say >> 2 people who would want to disrupt our system. please think about the other people who are just trying to get where they need to go. >> but as time passed, brooks would become celebrated and recognized in the media for her relentless effort to end police brutality. she even that a shout out from oakland police chief leronne armstrong for helping to de-escalate a potentially deadly situation. i appreciate it. >> kendrick says ever since they should, that was very helpful. and and this this is how we have all this police. alternative programs. >> our most notable achievements during the struggle to achieve justice for others. >> 9 consecutive years of big the the organization that celebrates the radical legacy of doctor king thousands of folks to gauge. the for first an anonymou

brooks jarocz reporting live for us tonight, brooks. thank you. california could get more federal financial assistance to help cities and counties recovered from last month's deadly storms. senator alex padilla says he plans to introduce two bills that could help state and local governments seek funding. the idea behind the legislation make it easier for the federal government to provide more disaster aid. both my virus suppression and response funding assurance act as well as my hazard and flooding mitigation funding equity act will raise the arbitrary ceiling for the amount of federal aid that can be provided to state and local governments. senator padilla says. if passed, the bills will provide more assistance for communities that are pre deploying assets for fire suppression or mitigating the future risks of floods. the wet weather system over the bay area this weekend came in the form of snow in the sierra. this is what it looked like yesterday at palisades tahoe, the resort says it received more than a foot of snow over a 24 hour period from

brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news. just shocking to see that before after you showed us brooks there.ht and safe, brooks. thank you. police interfere field the rest of the man accused of killing his wife after both were reported missing earlier this week. police say they found greg hobson yesterday but not his wife. a new the two were lasting, traveling together in a silver toyota tacoma with a camper. police say that based on the evidence they found they believe on new has been killed. over the course of that investigation, they developed probable cause to believe that mr hobson had murdered his wife and new police did not say why they suspect that hobson is responsible for his wife's death . anyone who may have seen the couple or their truck is this past week is asked to call fairfield police analysis by us officials has reinforced conclusions that the balloon shot down off the coast of south carolina was in fact, a chinese spy balloon. the debris from the remnants of the balloon are now on their way to the fbi lab in virginia for deeper analysis. now military officials will look to