. >> tucker: police saided man who did this is called darrell brooks.s of tonight he has not publicly explained why he committed mass murder instead the media have decided to speakp for him. the main thing you they want you to know is these killings had absolutely nothing to do withto the kyle rittenhouse verdict just two days before. nothing whatsoever. the time something just one of those amazing coincidences. quote, there is no evidence that this is a terrorist incident announced waukesha's chief of police. but indiscriminately murdering children and women at christmas parade what is it? terrorism, what exactly is it? a vehicular mishap. here is now twitter in-house news team described it five people dead and more than 40 injured after car drives through parade. car? false as a red suv. other news organizations had another explanation handy. it turns out of they told us that brooks was fleeing from a knife fight the implication of course walls he got spooked and drove through the parade by accident, you know, as you do. then msnbc took the theory a s

the number of people injured also jumped to more than 60 after the suspect, darrell brooks, allegedly drove his suv into the parade on sunday. doorbell security footage shows him outside someone's house following the incident. the homeowner said he had no idea what it just happened. elise preston is in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the wisconsin neighbor who opened that door says he gave brooks a sandwich and a coat, not knowing the 39-year-old allegedly barrelled through a nearby christmas parade killing six and injuring more than 60 people. more criminal charges are likely for the man accused of plowing his suv through the waukesha christmas parade on sunday. >> the nature of this offense is shocking. >> reporter: during an initial court appearance for the alleged driver, darrell brooks, prosecutors said another victim had succumbed to his injuries. >> today we learned of another death of a child related to this case. we do expect a six count for first-degree intentional homicide to be issued. >> reporter: the complaint says brooks ap

i was working at brooke house for i working at brooke house for three years and some of the abusive membersplaced by others, and that is because there is a problem with the system and i hope that the enquiry rings about some changes to that system. about some changes to that s stem. , , system. the enquiry will begin datin: system. the enquiry will begin dating evidence _ system. the enquiry will begin dating evidence later - system. the enquiry will begin dating evidence later this - dating evidence later this week. tom symonds, bbc news. now on bbc news, our world: canada's missing children. this film contains scenes which some viewers may find upsetting. in may this year, the unmarked graves of 215 children were found on the grounds of an old indian residential school. who were these children? those were our relatives. the school was for indigenous children. it was one of hundreds that had been run by the church and government in canada. for years, they had been at the centre of child abuse allegations. the sisters were shocked when these allegations started to come out. survivors are no

brooks also has 2 pending felony cases against him. in addition to the recent arrest, brooks lengthy criminal history leading some to question how he was able to secure such a low bond a statement from the milwaukee county district attorney john reading the state's bail recommendation in this case was inappropriately low and let the nature of the recent charges and the pending charges against mister brooks investigators are also still working to find out what specifically led to the incident. police chief dan thompson says he does not believe the crash was domestic terrorism but wants to keep the focus on the victims and the 5 victims who died. several of them members of milwaukee dancing grannies 79 year-old virginia sorenson 52 year-old camera deer and and 71 year-old lillyhanna owen also among those killed 81 year-old hospital and 52 year-old jane kulyk. >> and that was markie. martin reporting for us tonight. the suspect aaron brooks made his first court appearance since the crash today where he was officially charged with 5 counts

brooks. initially brooks is looking at five counts of intentional homicide with the charges could be increased as they go through the details. the district attorney for waukesha county says they will set bail so high this time that brooks won't get out. trace, back to you. >> trace: mike tobin, thank you. >> sandra: let's bring in former assistant u.s. attorney and fox news contributor andy mccarthy. you can help a look at the situation from the very moment that we saw it happen and wonder if it could've been been prevented. >> according then -- of course it could have. they could've kept a violent multi-offender in prison and they didn't. it sounds like they had at least three good reasons to keep him in. a pending warranted in nevada in recent charges, sets of charges in milwaukee. one of them, as the report noted, as recently as november 2nd, they had a ton of reasons to keep this guy in. >> sandra: the d.a. now admitting he was on inappropriately low bail. the investigation from the d.a.'

brooks was convicted in 2006 of. cbs' david begnaud leads off our coverage with all of the late-breaking news. good evening, david. >> reporter: good evening, norah. police insist this was an intentional act. they say the suspect was swerving side to side, trying to hit as many people as possible, even picking up his speed. after he allegedly did that, he ditched his vehicle and he ran to this home behind me, and he knocked on the door. right there is a shivering darrell brooks moments after leaving the scene of the carnage he allegedly created, knocking on daniel rider's front door. >> hey, can i call-- i call an yuber, and i'm supposed to be waiting for it over here. >> reporter: rider says he was just watching football, unaware of the tragedy that happened a half mile away. >> he was telling me that, "oh, is there something going on downtown?" and i was like, "there's a parade today i know." he was just completely putting on a face and lying about everything. >> reporter: so he even brought up that there was somet

darrell brooks facing murder charges tonight.n officer says the suspect wanted to hit as many people as possible. and the incredible doorbell video showing what happened right after the deadly rampage. >> do you know this guy? >> absolutely not. >> o'donnell: plus, the pope's prayers for waukesha. jury deliberations under way. the latest from the ahmaud arbery murder trial where jurors are deciding the fate of the three men accused of murdering the 25-year-old jogger. skyrocketing gas prices: the steps president biden just took to try and give americans relief at the pump, but is it enough? thanksgiving travel nears pre- pandemic levels. are the airlines and the t.s.a. ready? we're behind the scenes at america's busiest airport. a cbs news exclusive: we go inside america's counter-drug operation. the coast guard seizing 26,000 pounds of cocaine. plus the new deadly opioid stronger than fentanyl that's out on the streets. smash and grab: the growing number of robberies targeting high-end stores. wait until you hear the price tag o

brooks. the bail recommendation in this case is not consistent with the approach of a milwaukee district attorneys office towards matters involving violent crime, nor is it consistent with the risk assessment of the defendant prior to setting up bail. emily, i think a lot of us are asking the question why. this is acknowledged by the milwaukee prosecutors themselves, dozens of crimes dating back to 1989. by one count there were 16 crimes and out on bail add this heinous attack 48 hours after. >> emily: the tragic part of this, kayleigh, is it is predictable bear the question isn't why is this guy commits wise this still happening? how many times do we have to talk about these cases on the couch? how many times do we have to reference people like to read william to shot a 24-year-old to death and gunned down a 24-year-old here in brooklyn manhattan after being out on bail for felony firearm charges. in oakland, california, where i'm from while out on bail for two charges of felony firearm comm

cnbc's valerie castro is here with new details on how police say they caught darrell brooks. >> brooks was found a half mile from the parade route and new video from a doorbell appears to show ut moment police tracked him down a homeowner tells nbc news he was watching football, unaware of what was happening at the parade when brooks knocked on his door asking for help. >> i called an uber and i'm supposed to be waiting for over here i don't know when it's coming. can you call it for me, please i'm homeless. >> the homeowner said he let brooks inside, gave him a coat, made him a sandwich, and let him use the phone. later when he noticed police driving up and down the street, the man got nervous and asked brooks to leave. a neighbor called police and the homeowner says brooks came back knocking on the door saying he had left his i.d shortly after that, police can be seen confronting brooks on the porch. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> today police released this new mug shot of brooks leading up to that first court appearance his next court date is scheduled for january 14th prosecutors added to

police say brooks is the difference that allegedly drove his red s.u.v. through sunday's christmas parade killing five peek. that includes virginia sorenson, 79 years old. lee an owen, 71 years old. jane coolidge, 52 and wilhelm hostrell, 81 years old. we have new video to show you the moment darrell brooks was taken in to custody captured on a home ring camera. he told the homeowner that he needed to use a phone to call for a ride. brooks said he was homeless. ryder gave him a phone and made him a sandwich. he said he was unaware of the mass casualty event. people at the parade and survived. people are outraged that he's been released on bond and days ago, released or a $1,000 bond after trying to run over the mother of his child. >> question found out this guy shouldn't have been out. it's maddening. fortunately the community has come together in support of each other. but this system, something is wrong. >> so minutes from now, the alleged driver is scheduled to be inside of this court. we'll keep you updated, charles. >> charles: thanks very much. mea

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so what is it like inside brook house right now?nes and they have access to skype. i have spoken to a series of detained people inside the walls of brook house over the last week. some, like this man, are struggling with what seems like an indefinite wait for their cases to be decided. another detainee just wants them to remove him from britain, from brook house. how many do you think are actually happy to leave the uk right now? nearly 20. 20 people out of 70 would leave? maybe more. wider questions about immigration are beyond the remit of the enquiry, but the man who blew the whistle because of his concerns, now a bbcjournalist, believes it must succeed. i was working at brook house for three years and some of the abusive members of staff left only to be replaced by others, and that's because there is a problem with the system, and i hope that the inquiry brings about some changes to that system. the inquiry will begin taking evidence later this week. tom symonds, bbc news. the government has admitted for the first time that parl

brooks posted a $1,000 bail on november 11. the milwaukee d.a.alled the bail inappropriately low today. president biden said he and his family are praying for the suffering. >> an entire community is struggling to cope with the horrific act of violence. >> reporter: now the community is trying to heal after horror came to this year's holiday parade. its theme, comfort and joy. waukesha mayor described the 70,000 as a close community. >> waukesha has held as what can be described as a norman rockwell christmas type of parade for decades. last night the waukesha parade became the scene of an horrific tragedy, last night, that parade became a nightmare. >> reporter: a police chief an officer fired shots at the vehicle to stop it avenue it went through the barricades. no one was hit by the shots. brooks, who faces five counts of first degree intentional homicide will make his first court appearance tomorrow, norah. >> o'donnell: nancy chen, thank you. this parade was an annual tradition in waukesha, in fact, it was the 58th christmas parade. just as

at the same time, we learned from the prosecutor a child victim has apparently died darrell brooks facingfive counts of intentional homicide with a sixth now pending tonight. he's accused of speeding through crowds of marchers and spectators in a holiday parade leaving several children among the dozens injured center to this tragedy for many in the shattered community, not only why darrell brooks allegedly drove onto the parade route on sunday, but why he was free at the time tonight his lengthy criminal history turned microscope as new video emerges, appearing to show brooks minutes after the rampage ended. megan fitzgerald is in waukesha >> reporter: tonight, the man at the center of a horrific tragedy in waukesha, wisconsin, appearing before a judge for the first time >> this is case number 21cf >> reporter: 39-year-old darrell brooks charged wit five counts of intentional homicide after allegedly plowing through a christmas parade sunday evening, killing five people, injuring 62 others and tonight the prosecutors saying more charges are pending after the confirmation of a sixth death,

darrell brooks is charged with six deaths after another victim, a child, died.lared days of mourning to remember victims of a bus crash on a bulgarian motorway yesterday. at least 45 people, mostly tourists, were killed when the coach crashed in flames in western bulgaria. the cause of the crash is still unclear. people in northern ireland are again being asked to work from home where possible

brooks ran off. i think he was tased later.once again, an instance where he was accused of trying to run somebody over. just about a week ago, it was the baby momma, and then back in 2011 it was a police officer. >> you know, if you look at this wrap sheet, it's so longhorns gun charges, resisting arrest charges. strangulation charge, domestic abuse charge. raping a girl in nevada. 15 years old and impregnantating her. >> a convicted sex offender. ainsley: wanted in that state for several bail violations. if you are wanted in another state and then they get you in wisconsin and it just a few days ago last friday i think he posted bail and got out. why didn't they keep him behind bars? wife don't they extradite him to nevada where is he wanted? steve: that's an important point why would you ever give bail to a bail jumper. ainsley: exactly. brian: if this is just an aberration how did he dismeek through the system? what if we told you and you have been paying attention to this show it's happening over and over again. odd combina

matt brooks has a long rap sheet dating back to the 90s.was accused of intentionally running over his child's mother with his vehicle. he posted bail 2 days before the parade incident, an amount that the da says it was inappropriately low. ryan was watching his niece perform in the parade and the red suv tore down the street. she suffered serious injuries. >> she said tell them to gloomy back together. >> reporter: brooks could face life in prison if convicted. >> prosecutors have indicated that more charges are coming. >>> criminal charges have been filed against two of the three suspects involved in the shooting of retired oakland police captain ersie joyner. marlon king and kemandre king were arraigned today on charges that include robbery, attempted murder, murder, and assault with a deadly weapon. the third suspect in getaway driver joshua hayles is being extradited from texas to california. surveillance video shows a group of men trying to rob joyner last month at a gas station. joyner said he feared for his life, pulled out his gun,

what is it like inside brook house right now?ve spoken to a series of detained people inside the walls are broke out over the last week. a major concern, the time it takes to decide if they will be removed from the uk. some just want to get out. how many do you think are actually happy to leave the uk right now? maybe 20. 20 people out of 70 would leave? yeah. people out of 70 would leave? yeah, 20, ma people out of 70 would leave? yeah, 20. may more- _ people out of 70 would leave? yeah, 20, may more. wider _ people out of 70 would leave? yeah, 20, may more. wider questions - people out of 70 would leave? yeah, l 20, may more. wider questions about immigration — 20, may more. wider questions about immigration are _ 20, may more. wider questions about immigration are beyond _ 20, may more. wider questions about immigration are beyond the _ 20, may more. wider questions about immigration are beyond the remit - 20, may more. wider questions about immigration are beyond the remit of. immigration are beyond the remit of this enquiry,

brooks told homeowner daniel reiter that he was homeless and needed to use his phone.riter led let them use the phone unaware of the mass casualty they just happened. then police seized him. they're is growing outrage over why brooks was a a freeman considering his lengthy describing criminal record most recent, locked up on charges he tried to run over the mother of his child. it fully released on $1,000 bon just days before the crash. prosecutors are conducting an internal review into their own offices decision to recommend brooks be released brickey i'm sure the defendant was elated when the $1,000 cash bail and now we see the unbelievable tragic consequences. >> people at the parade and survived told fox news that horrific slaughter of innocent people days before thanksgiving could have been avoided. >> there was no way he should'v ever been out on the streets. >> this is shaken of the community and finding out that this guy should not have been out. it is maddening. >> and just a sickening shockin regular revelation days before thanksgiving, the prosecution reveal

brooks. the chief year, daniel thomas has identified him as only a person of interest. he is not called him a suspect, at least not yet. that was at last notification. court documents show that brooks bonded out of jail on friday. a further search of court records going back two decades shows multiple run-ins with police, concealed weapons, drug charges, strangling someone. battery, resisting arrest, drug charges. law enforcement sources have told our david spunt that local police responded to call for a fight at a park. they saw the red suv speeding away and that was shortly before the suv came to this location and crashed to the barriers and rammed through the parade, injuring spectators and participants alike. >> everyone is in shock. everyone started screaming. the image that keeps going through my head is the car going to the girls. the only reason why i didn't break down was i had the other kids around me. >> overnight the city confirmed that five people were killed. children's hospital

in this particular case, darrell brooks -- they talked about his rap sheet.logical background. what about that he's a member of militant black organizations and killing jews? anti-white people. they don't want to talk about those things. they want to talk about a s.u.v. as if the vehicle did it in this particular case. it's tough to look families in the eye when you're a part of a party that is willing to defund the police and softening sentences to play. minnesota is not far. >> as greg gutfeld said you can run over twice as many peoples that the boston marathon bombers and car it an accident. many in the media say the car did this. this guy is the suspect, not the car. thanks, pete. >> thank you. >> martha: that is "the story" of tuesday, november 30th. last day of november. "the story" goes on. we'll see you december 1 at 3:00 tomorrow. stick around. "your world" starts right now. >> neil: all right. a big sell off as the dow tumbles 650 points. you guessed it, the concern right now, the omicron virus and concerns that it is not under control. they're lett

the brookings institution hosted this one hour event. >> good afternoon and welcome to this brookingsebinar. afternoo this brookings webinar. election 2021 results and implications. we are set for lively insight from some of the nation's top political minds. i am a senior political analyst at fox news in a columnist. i serve as an editorial writer and white house correspondent. i am also the author of several books, including eyes on the prize. i am going to be your moderator for today's panel and i'm going to introduce each of the panelists in greater detail in a moment. you should all know, get ready. you are going to learn and listen to amy walters of the political report, chris of american enterprise institute, john, dippy director of public management at brookings and the woman who put together this panel, elaine, who is director of the center for effective public management at the brookings institution. i would like to remind the audience they can submit questions via twitter at #election2021. let's get the party started. last tuesday, we had an off year election that rocked the

recent event at the brookings institution. they look ahead to the 2022 midterms from the american enterprise institute and later, james discusses his new book on medal of honor recipients who served in iraq and afghanistan. >> next, political analysts on the results of the virginia new jersey governor's races. and the impact on the 2020 two midterm elections and the biden administration's agenda. brookings institution hosted this one-hour event. >> good afternoon and welcome to this brookings webinar, election 2021 results and implications. we are set for lively insight from some of the nation's top political minds. my name is juan williams and i am a senior political analyst at fox news in a columnist. and a columnist for hell.com. i have served as an editorial writer and white house correspondent. i am also the author of several books, including eyes on the prize. , including eyes on the prize. i am going to be your moderator for today's panel and i'm going to introduce each of the panelists in greater detail in a moment. yo

brooks did not enter a plea. he's due back in court in january. david? >> all right, alex perez with late reporting from waukesha tonight. alex, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next here this evening to the major move from president biden tale, knowing full well millions of americans have hit the road for thanksgiving. many driving, of course, and facing those gas prices along the way. this afternoon, president biden revealing the min straight will now tap into the strategic petroleum reserves, the nation's emergency supply, to help bring down gas prices. the president saying it's just one step in a larger plan, also speeding up action at key ports. americans paying on average $3.40 a gallon, $1.29 more than a year ago. the question tonight, how long before prices fall? abc's rachel scott now from the white house. >> reporter: with americans preparing for what could the most expensive thanksgiving yet, president biden taking action today to blunt some of the pain at the pump. >> the bottom line, we're launching a major effort to moderate the price of

i would dance like a crazy person for two hours, and go home. >> a sunday sit-down with brook shields. another life well-lived later in the show. >>> let's begin with new information about a covid variant called omicron which experts say likely already is here in the united states. nbc's gabe gutierrez is with us. >> the u.s. state suspect just issued a new do not travel advisory to southern africa and israel has shut the borders entirely. while there's a lot we don't know about this variant, more countries are ramping up efforts to stop it. this morning fresh fears over the omicron covid variant are gripping public health authorities around the world. israel banning foreign visitors for two weeks. the uk tightening rules on testing of international arrivals. >> this is the responsible course of action to slow down the spread of this new variant. >> reporter: britain, germany and italy announcing the first omicron cases. more countries are restricting travel from southern africa. 61 people flying from the region to the netherlands tested positive with covid. they are testing how many

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but as we talked about what darrell brooks brooks, it's also the policies in places like california whereassification and they have misdemeanors. criminals are emboldened and law enforcement officers are strapped. there are demoralized defunded. there is lawlessness sweeping the nation and it will be sold until you change your leaders. >> julie: look at new york city. that's a perfect example of what is happened in the city led by democratic mayor de blasio during the pandemic. he destroyed us. before and because of the vaccine mandates here in new york city, a lot of police officers are saying that enough is enough. they're moving. >> julie: and the retiring early. and it seems to be at so many systems are protecting the criminals and not the people. in california, they produced shop leap thing to millimeter. they're going into expensive stores like neiman marcus but also pharmacies that are having to close down right now. >> julie: vita administration is tapping into reserves as gas-x prices surge. the press secretary response when pressed on whether it will make a difference. >> man: w

brooks posted a $1,000 bail on november 11th. the milwaukee county d.a.d the bail inappropriately low today. president biden said he and his family are praying for those suffering. >> an entire community is struggling, struggling to cope with a horrific act of violence. >> reporter: now the community is trying to heal after horror came to this year's holiday parade. its theme "comfort and joy." waukesha mayor shawn reill scribed waha's 7000 as amunity. >> waukesha has held what can be described as a norman rockwell type of christmas parade for almost six decades. last night our wonderful waukesha parade became the scene of a horrific tragedy. last night that parade became a nightmare. >> reporter: and the police chief says an officer fired shots at the vehicle in an attempt to stop it after it went through the barricades. we're told no one was hit by those shots. brooks, who faces five counts of first-degree intentional homicide will make his first court appearance tomorrow, norah. >> nancy chen, thank you. >>> well, this was deadline day for federal work

he didn't know about the attack and made brooks a sandwich. police arrived and took brooks into custody at that location. court documents show just how deliberate this attack was. when a police officer first encountered the s.u.v. with brooks driving going through the barricades it was going slow enough the detective was able to pound on the hood and tell him to stop. it only sped up as he got into the crowd of people. documents provide more information about that november 2 incident in which brooks is charged with punching the mother of his child in the face and running her over with the s.u.v. we knew she had tire tracks on her pants. we know she suffered a dislocated femur and broken ankle. for that incident bond on brooks was ultima tly reduced to $1,000 and clearly he ended up with access to the vehicle. the weapon now in two separate incidents. back to you in new york. >> mike tobin in waukesha. >> dana: let's bring in andy mccarthy former assistant u.s. attorney and fox news contributor. you wrote about this on national review about thi

whoa. >> okay, brooks is expected to be in court later today. police believe he had been involved in a domestic disturbance before he mowed down people, they say, at that parade. the 39-year-old was out on just a thousand dollars bail for a third incident earlier this month when he allegedly tried to run over a woman who says she is the mother of his child. cnn's adrienne broaddus is tracking developments for us there. what is going to happen in this court hearing? >> reporter: and just a few hours, brooks will be formally charged. according to the chief of police here in waukesha, initially, brooks is likely going to be charged with five counts of first degree intentional homicide. this isn't the first time the 39-year-old man has been slapped with charges. in fact, he has an extensive criminal background dating back to the 1990s. most recently, according to documents cnn obtained, he was involved in another domestic disturbance earlier this month. according to a criminal complaint, brooks used his vehicle to run over a woman in the parking lot

brooks is due in court today in wisconsin. >>> a possible new move to lower gas prices today. president biden is reportedly set to make a decision that would be unprecedented. abc's em nguyen is here now with more from washington, d.c. em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. so presidents have released oil from the emergency stockpile before but not ever for the reason that president biden reportedly wants to do it for now. this morning, the country's emergency stash of oil is in the spotlight as the white house tries to tackle rising gas prices. bloomberg was the first to report that president biden is expected to release crude oil from the country's oil stockpile known as the strategic petroleum reserve. >> the strategic reserve now has over 6 million barrels of crude oil which is an entire month. if no other oil is available in the country, that would last for a month. it's a sizable reserve. >> reporter: critics say it is not developed to manage prices arguing it's intended to manage supply disruptions which the industry is not experiencing. >> but some analys

brooks also has 2 pending felony cases against him. in addition to the recent arrest, brooks lengthy criminal history leading some to question how he was able to secure such a low bond a statement from the milwaukee county district attorney john reading the state's bail recommendation in this case was inappropriately low and let the nature of the recent charges and the pending charges against mister brooks investigators are also still working to find out what specifically led to the incident police chief dan thompson says he does not believe the crash was domestic terrorism but wants to keep the focus on the victims and the 5 vict candles, teddy bears and posters. people showing their condolences. and today at 04:00pm brooks is due in court. back to you. >> a 22 is the time. still ahead, been coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a turkey drive under way this morning in san jose to try and help out sacred heart community services. we're going to take you there in a live report. plus concerns over how the federal vaccine mandate could i

brooks also has 2 pending felony cases against him. in addition to the recent arrest, brooks lengthy criminal history leading some to question how he was able to secure such a low bond a statement from the milwaukee county district attorney john reading the state's bail recommendation in this case was inappropriately low and let the nature of the recent charges and the pending charges against mister brooks investigators are also still working to find out what specifically led to the incident. police chief dan thompson says he does not believe the crash was domestic terrorism but wants to keep the focus on the victims and the 5 victims who died. several of them. members of milwaukee dancing grannies 79 year-old virginia sorenson 52 year-old camera deer and and 71 year-old lillyhanna owen also among those killed 81 year-old hospital and 52 year-old jane kulyk. >> and we do know here in waukesha, a large attendance and the last night's vigil. and we're right here in front of a memorial. you can see the candles, teddy bears and posters. pe

police arrived and arrested brooks.ack in which brooks is accused of punching the mother of his child in the face and running her over with a s.u.v. we now know she was injured badly with a dislocated femur and broken ankle. bond was reduced to $1,000 in that case and he got out friday and the attack occurred. back to you, gillian. >> gillian: thanks, mike. $1,000. so another prosecutor that has pushed for criminal justice reform is now cracking down after a strong of brazen shoplifting cases in california. jonathan hunt joins us from l.a. hi, jonathan. >> hi, gillian. the organized attacks has spread in recent days from northern california all the way down here to l.a. where the high-end shopping mall the grove is now installing what they call custom fabricated to barriers to prevent the robbery monday night when 20 people smashed a window in nordstrom and stole clothing. nordstrom is in walnut creek. dozens of drove up to the nordstrom there, running in, smashing display cases and grabbing goods and taking off in thei

. >> darrell brooks was a career criminal out on the street thanks to liberal bail reform policies. the community live to pick up the pieces, one father who witnessed the tragedy spoke with his earlier on "fox and friends first". >> it has a lot of people, how short your life is. people are refocusing on their relationships and making sure people they love, constantly tell them and they know that. >> brooke singerman joins us with more on the lengthy rap sheet of that individual. >> 39-year-old darrell brooks facing first-degree intentional homicide among other offenses. police say brooks was fleeing the scene of a domestic incident when he drove over barricades and into the parade. the suspect has an extensive criminal history dating back to 1999 including multiple felonies. the convicted sex offender making bail twice in wisconsin despite having an active warrant in nevada, posting $1,000 bail on charges he intentionally ran over his child's mother with his car, the same suv he used to plow into waukesha a residents. they are conducting an internal review, his bond was inappropria

brooks was convicted in 2006 of fathering a child in nevada with a 15-year-old girl.' david begnaud leads off our coverage with all the late-breaking news. good evening, david. >> good evening, norah. police insist this was an intentional act. they say the suspect was swerving side to side, trying to hit as many people as possible, even picking up his speed. after he allegedly did that, he ditched his vehicle and he ran to this home behind me, and he knocked on the door. right there is a shivering darrell brooks, moments after leaving the scene of the carnage he allegedly created, knocking on daniel rider's front door. >> hey, i called the uber and i'm supposed to be waiting for it over here, but i don't know when it is coming. >> reporter: rider says he was just watching football, unaware of the tragedy that happened a half mile away. >> he was telling me oh, is there something going on downtown. i was like there is a parade today i know. he was completely putting on a face and lying about everything. >> reporter: so he even brought up that there was something going

they are conducting internal interview with no bail recommendation for brooks. police now say five people are dead ranging in age from 52-81 years old. and all 18 children ages 3-16 taken to the hospital, six in critical condition. just days before thanksgiving, the milwaukee suburb welcoming the season of light with the parade is now in dark morning. >> last night the wonderful work he showed parade became a scene of a horrific incident. that became a nightmare. >> with the police announce they will seek five charges of first-degree murder against darrell brooks who we have one has an active warrant in nevada for failing to evade sex laws, shannon. >> shannon: matt finn, thanks, this weekend the upper midwest tunnel across twitter, the now 18-year-old rittenhouse responding to his critics and a conversation with tucker carlson. senior correspondent laura ingle has that story, good evening, laura. because shannon this exclusive interview with kyle rittenhouse gives us our first glimpse of an acquitted teenager had to say about that fateful night in kenosha, wisc

i'm in for harris today. 39-year-old darrell brooks made his first court appearance yesterday. prosecutors charged him with five counts of first degree intentional homicide and another charge is on the way because a sixth victim, an 8-year-old boy, has now died. some critics are also questioning why the court set a bail at all given the nature of the crime and brooks' decades long criminal history. dan bongino needs the left needs to face reality. >> it's a crappy bumper sticker. that's what this is. tolerance, bail reform, defund the police. when the bumper sticker becomes reality, sean, the body bags start piling up. how many body bags are you willing to tolerate before you finally admit that you are worshipping a bunch of golden cavs? >> kat is here to react. mike tobin is live in waukesha at this hour. >> the waukesha county district attorney promised daily would be set high enough that darrell brooks wouldn't get out again and that's why we see the number $5 million bails. he appeared in waukesha county court wearing a suicide prevention suit and rock back and forth and sh

tonight a suspect is in custody, 39-year-old darrell brooks from milwaukee. police say the incident began with a domestic disturbance they say he has a long criminal history earlier this month, brooks was charged with battery and domestic abuse after the mother of his child said he intentionally and without consent ran her over with his vehicle. he was released from jail just 11 days ago after posting a $1,000 bail, according to the milwaukee district attorney who today called that inappropriately low considering brooks' criminal history tonight the holiday parade, a 60-year-old tradition will now forever be remembered for all the wrong reasons. >> tom, what is the next step in this case against the suspect? >> reporter: yeah. that suspect, darrell brooks, is expected to appear before a judge tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern. there is no final recommendation just yet on charges, but police say they are going to refer five counts of intentional homicide to the da's office. lester >> all right tom llamas thank you. >>> in brunswick, georgia, closing arguments toni

brooks also has 2 pending felony cases against him. addition to the recent arrest, brooks lengthy criminal history leading some to question how he was able to secure such a low bond a statement from the milwaukee county district attorney john reading the state's bail recommendation in this case was inappropriately low in light of the nature of the recent charges and the pending charges against mister brooks investigators are also still working to find out what specifically led to the incident. police chief dan thompson says he does not believe the crash was domestic terrorism but wants to keep the focus on the victims and the 5 victims who died. several of them members of milwaukee dancing grannies 79 year-old virginia sorenson 52 year-old camera deer and and 71 year-old lillyhanna owen also among those killed 81 year-old hospital and 52 year-old jane kulyk. >> and we do know here in waukesha, a large attendance and the last night's vigil. and we're right here in front of a memorial. you can see the candles, teddy bears and posters. pe

brooks also has 2 pending felony cases against him. in addition to the recent arrest, brooks lengthy criminal history leading some to question how he was able to secure such a low bond a statement from the milwaukee county district attorney john chisholm reading the state's bail recommendation in this case was inappropriately low and let the nature of the recent charges and the pending charges against mister brooks investigators are also still working to find out what specifically led to the incident. police chief dan thompson says he does not believe the crash was domestic terrorism but wants to keep the focus on the victims and the 5 victims who died. several of them members of milwaukee dancing grannies 79 year-old virginia sorenson 52 year-old camera deer and and 71 year-old lillyhanna owen also among those killed 81 year-old hospital and 52 year-old jane kulyk. >> and we do know here in waukesha, a large attendance and the last night's vigil. and we're right here in front of a memorial. you can see the candles, teddy bears and pos

management at the brookings institution. she is an expert on politics and government innovation. not only in the united states, but around the world. she focuses her research on the presidential nominating system. she has worked in many american presidential campaigns and in the white house. she is the author of primary politics, everything you need to know about how america nominated presidential candidates. she is the offer -- she is also an author. elaine, i'm going to prompt you with this question. let's talk about one or two failed messages. defund the police, and also, reconciliation with the social safety net legislation still pending. it's become known less for components than for its price tag. how did democrats fix this problem, or am i overemphasizing? what do you think? unmute. elaine? elaine, you need to unmute. you need to unmute. >> there. sorry, i was not pushing it hard enough. thank you for joining in today. i think the democratic party has sort of the opposite of an asset to the republicans had for years a