detective brooks instincts said, no. jacks alibi checked out.errogation room ... >> i did not feel anything as being fake. he appeared to be a broken man at the time. >> so, what to make by the fractured family and all the bad blood now tangled up with so much grief? detective brooks got back to his interview with michelle's dad, the man who pointed a finger at jack on day one. >> carl said he had been to mark's house, not to long before the murder. dropped awesome rent money. interesting timing. coincidence? or as productive -- did karl have something of the murder? well, maybe not. charles alibi checked out. surveillance cameras, in fact, scott carl right where he said he was around the time mark was gunned down. meeting his daughter the bank. he could not have shot marc. while the investigation continued, mark's parents spent time it cemetery. finally able to do with they couldn't when their son was still alive. >> we talked him. talk to marc. >> the rainy days with worse. i don't like rainy days. >> what do you mean, rainy days? >> i didn't

. >>> say hello to brooke, the chief morale officer for the rough riders find out what brooks is a home run for this minor league baseball team. >>> and stealing the show. >> we're having a lot of fun and partying, and we got to interact with each other a lot. >> and they bring it >> oh, yeah. >> our pal jackson daly catches up with the stars of the hit broadway show "the music man." >> have you ever gotten nervous to do one? >> every single one. >> all the time. >> and this 12-year-old is cleaning up the beach one bottle and can at a time. >> if no one picked that stuff up, what could happen to it? >> that could go into the ocean and harm an animal like a sea turtle >> his inspiring message just ahead. >>> this is nbc nightly news, kids edition. >> welcome back to nightly news, i'm lester holt. here we are on a hol iday weekend. we have a jam packed lineup from koalas and the stars of the music man will join us and share secrets of the stage first, let's begin with the stories making news this week. monday is the deadline for filing federal taxes here in the united states. and it got u

and yet, to me, brooke's integrity, he didn't want to be "the black senator." he chose to be in the housing committee, which is not a high visibility, but it's something you really care about and in fact, something called the brooke amendment is historic. it imposed a 25% limit on the income of those who were living in public housing, they could not be charged more than 25% of their income, whatever it was. he was a constructive legislature. he understood that he also was a symbol. i don't think even he appreciated -- the fact, the plain fact is people expected more of brooke. and so that, the slightest scandal, even if in retrospect the senate ethics committee cleared him but, you know, the damage had been done. so i -- i knew, i remember saying on the primary night, when it was 55-45, to paul songous, who was a very decent, admirable congressman from lowell who won, about 55-45 in november. so i was, without a job or about to be without a job. that's what you don't want to be when you're young. the irony is you learn later on that you have sufficient whatever

he was very interesting something ed brooke. bob dole. you think well opposite end of the spectrum, you know, kind of stylistically very, what are they having common they both lived at the watergate? but good friends. and that was the first hint to me that bob dole was not necessarily the bob dole of the 76 campaign the kind of the caricature. the democrat was etc. etc. anyway, beggars can't be choosers. i i got a call. coming out of washington and meet with the senator. and i you know, he apparently looking for speech writer. and the aa was made named rich armitage who would go on to? bigger and better things in a certain notoriety in this town and department among other things. it's state department exactly. and anyway, i never met bob dole and i didn't know much about it to be honest with you, except the little one, you know. but anyway, i remember i went into his office and we talked i don't know we talked in 20 minutes. i won't say it was perfunctory. i but it was. was not a searching examination on either side, you know. and of cour

missouri brook mo brooks of alabama.o had the audacity to urge voters at a rally to move on from the 2020 election. he's like, all right already, we need to look forward. then trump, who was furious, wrote, mo brooks was a leader on the 2020 election fraud, then all of a sudden during this big rally in alabama he went woke and decided to drop everything he stood for. when he did, the people of alabama dropped him, now i have done so also. this guy, mo brooks, his twitter profile was "mo brooks endorsed by president trump." that was line his name. [ laughter ] his commercials were all donald trump all the time. >> few republicans have as much courage and fight as alabama congressman mo brooks, a friend of mine. he's got courage. he's an honest guy. mo brooks. mo brooks has my complete and total endorsement. maga mo will never let you down. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well. maybe he will. maybe he did. [ laughter ] mo brooks was to donald trump what ingrown hairs are to armpits. [ laughter ] they were like this. now that boss b

pastor brooks, great to see you.ited church of oakpark, here is what they had to say about how they are celebrating lent. >> we will not use music written or composed by white people for lent, it is our prayer in our spiritual discipline we may grow as people with people of all ages, races and origins and a sign said they are fasting from whiteness for lent. what is your reaction to this? >> it is unfortunate, it seems like this is nothing but moral preening. the worst time of moral preening, tries to make you believe it means something when all the time it means nothing. it is worst moral preening, it is trying to help or say they are helping black people, but it is more preening because it is trying to make them seem more morally virtuous. that is something we don't need especially during lent season, we should keep the main thing the main thing, jesus christ and the cross. >> carley: right and as christian, you are supposed to love everybody and create unity, god loves all of us individually, equally, no fasting f

the court arrested the mother of many children, angelina brooks, who left her nine-year-old daughtero the mercy of fate, left the city for a week, allegedly in search of work, it must be said that brooks is only nominally the mother of one of her children , the father of her father is raising another deprived of parental rights. and now the oldest nine-year-old is unlikely to stay with her. after all, angelina is beautiful knew what could happen to the girl. she left the house on the child's food was a loaf of bread and a couple of bags of instant noodles, in the end, the girl went to the balcony and began to ask for help. even in court, during the election of a measure of restraint, angelina brooks stood on her daughter, nothing threatened. and this, despite the facts, the unfortunate mother locked the nine-year-old girl alone in a rented apartment, and she herself left somewhere for a week, for 7 days the child survived as best he could with practically no food, and then exhausted by hunger third graders. she began to call for help from her neighbors, then the eyewitnesses managed

brooke, this is really quite ugly. and this is far from the first ugly quarter we have seen at knowing. it's been three years since the second crash and the effects of pandemic were significant but we are still just getting these self-inflicted wounds, if you want to call it that. about $1 billion in charges announced today on the defense side of the business having to do with these fixed costs programs bidding low on the expectation that these programs give them more cover to be competitive and obviously it didn't turn out as expected but the fact that we are still getting these kinds of updates, it's very difficult for investors to wrap your mind around the strategy. what's the exit ramp? how do we get back to the point where boeing is an investable stock again? guy: calhoun joined in 2020, hasn't brooke: with calhoun it would be a stretch to call it a success. i have a hard time putting all the blame on him because he obviously inherited a difficult situation. a lot of what we are talking about our consequences from

so they're talking about no brooks be even more culpable impeached for his comments? ahead of the attack on the capital, then describing what congressman moe brooks had said at the same rally where the president spoke before the attack. quote, that's something that goes further than what the president says. so they're talking about no brooks be even more culpable than president trump, and president trump deserving impeachment for what he had said. and then this quote from another alabama congressman barry moore, talking about the fact that it was a black police officer who shot a white female. gasp, can't they take their twitter accounts away? after those recordings were published tonight, further illustrating how keenly republicans and leadership are aware, the with their own members were doing was going to cause violence. tonight, the chairman of the january 6th investigation, democratic congressman benny thompson told reporters that, yes, they really would like to talk to some members of congress for their investigation. yes, in particular, they'd really like to ta

brooke singman joins us with more. >> brooke: white house is claiming victory after march jobs report, which shows jobs falling to 3.6%. >> so we've solved the jobs crisis, got america back to work. >> brooke: the country is down 1.6 million jobs from the pandemic, americans cannot avoid sting of inflation. february inflation rate hit staggering 7.9% and average national gas price is $4.an per gallon, leading an american energy company to take out an ad for biden hurting dot meftic energy industry. listen to this. >> none of the things they are taking about will help us when we go and fill our tanks at the pump. it will just continue to get worse, unless they actually do things instead of talking about them. >> brooke: axios reporter says biden's success is not much to get excited about. listen. >> everything the president just said is true, it is also irrelevant. when inflation is where it is at, one number is what the local station says and that number is high. >> brooke: claiming a working shortage is hurting biden'

coulibaly: at brookings we are doing work looking at this. brought together scholars from global north and global south to collectively talk about how the u.n. can reform and what reforms the u.n. system could look like. we have some ideas and proposals we have put into a collection of essays. ms. thomas-greenfield: i would love to see those. please share them with me. mr. coulibaly: yes, definitely. and sticking with reform, i think the secretary-general had mentioned the upcoming summit of the future, to agree on common agenda and a package of reforms. for the international system. we know previous attempts to reform the u.n. system have faced significant obstacles. what can we expect from the upcoming summit? that was before the russia and ukraine. the dynamics of change, but are you optimistic that they will go through with reform plans for next year? that this time could be different and we could see a more meaningful reform of the institution? ms. thomas-greenfield: you know, we stand ready to partner with the secretary-general and put

good morning, brooke singman. >> brooke: senator ted cruz trying to give yale students a reality checkuring his live taping of his verdict podcast. listen to this. >> when you come out of school, most places are not safe spaces, most bosses are not overly worried about injuring your fragile feelings. and so, i think the point of education is to prepare you for life, thatten moos encountering things that make you uncomfortable, make you doubt and question. >> brooke: the texas senator got pushback from the students. >> on tuesday is baffled me you would ask racist questions. >> you use the term racist. racism is horrific evil in this country, it is also an insult that the left tosses around casually, we should examine people based on their record and whether and to what extent that record demonstrates they will defend the rights of all americans. >> brooke: the event coming after 100 yale students attempted to shut down a free speech panel, which two of had thirds of the student body signed on to support days later. last week a mob at it is university of buffalo forced allen west to be

david brooks, jonathan capehart, thank you both.e newshour online, after banning russian oil imports, president biden called on u.s. oil and s companies to increase domestic production. but oklahoma, onof the nation's leading oil producing states, is facing major hurdles as it tries to meet that demand. you can read more on our website, pbs.org/newshour. coming up on washington week, moderator yamiche alcindor and her panel discuss the war in ukraine as putin's forces ready for a major assault on the east. plus, the panel analyzes republicans' and democrats' messaging ahead of the midterms. that's tonight on pbs. tomorrow on pbs news weekend, 50 years after giant pandas first arrived at the national zoo in washington dc, why americans are still so enthralled with these gentle giants, and how the scientists in the u.s. and china have successfully restored their once dwindling population. look forward to that. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here on monday evening. for all of us at the

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we turn to the analysis of brooks and capehart.umnist david brooks and jonathan capehart, associate editor for the washington post. it is great to have the both of you with us on this friday. jonathan, judge jackson, she marked her historic confirmation to the supreme court with this moving speech from the white house in which s celebrated the hope and promise of the nation. that was the phrase she used. this hope and promise, where it was possible for her family to go from living under segregation to a supreme court appointment in one generation. how did that moment strike you? jonathan: it was a fantastic -- americans in this country has not been pleasant, where the ideals that are written down in our founding documents did not apply to us, either in whole, at all, or fully. it was the promise in our founding documents that gave the enslaved a hope that they would no longer be enslaved. it gave the newly freed african-americans the hope that they would one day be full citizens of this country. there were the words in those foundi

brooke singman has the latest. brooke. >> brooke: good morning, carley and todd.e not wasting any time. the florida house is expected to take up a bill just passed by the state senate to strip disney of special privileges that were granted in 1967, allowing the company to collect and allocate local taxes. it could cost disney millions. this is the latest in ron desantis's education bill banning lessons on gender identity and sexual orientation for children below fourth grade. listen to this. >> brooke: the idea of that kindergarten and third graders will be inundated with transgenderism, we will not tolerate that. by disney put thanksgiving front and center on the cultural chart, led to us taking a look at what special privileges does disney have. >> brooke: it could leave orange and osceola to shoulder 2 million in debt service and operational cost if the law reaches the governor's desk it could go into effect in 2023. disney could bring back former ceo bob iger to clean up this mess. >> todd: that is a fascinating development. will it end in blue cities clinging

brooke singman joins us with more. brooke. >> brooke: good morning. today president biden is welcoming back the white house easter egg rule, some say the comeback is overshadowed by questions surrounding hunter biden. republican lawmakers say the laptop shows connection between the president and hiss deals. are they suppressing the facts? >> is this president, is he compromised? is his family compromised? is doj suppressing this? if they are, are they compromised? >> we have the laptop and the laptop is a treasure trove of obviousness, direct communication between the president and his son. >> brooke: the president and his son taking a few days away spending easter weekend together at camp david. >> todd: john durham's probe implicating the cia. >> brooke: allegations by michael sussmann tying donald trump to russian bank were untrue and unsupported. john durham explained while the fbi did not reach an ultimate conclusion, the data was found to not be technically plausible, did not withstand scrutiny, contained gaps and was user created and not machin

hi, brooke. >> brooke: good morning, guys.on bid for twitter. tesla ceo disclosing the offer of $50.54 per share. he shared how he wants to change the social media company. listen to this. >> my strong intuitive sense is that having a public platform that is maximumly trusted and broadly inclusive is extremely important to the future of civilization. >> you described -- >> i don't care about the economics at all. >> brooke: musk push to alter twitter gained support from conservatives, many experienced sunny hostinorship on the platform. >> it will improve free speech, it can't be worse than what is happening at twitter right now. it is broken. >> brooke: twitter considers musk's bid, musk has lost status as biggest shareholder, oufted by asset company against changes like the ones musk hopes toic ma. "wall street journal" saying twitter board is considering a poison pill, musk said the bid was his best and final offer. news of musk's takeover is getting a negative reaction from twitter progressive staff with one staffer saying

brooks jarocz in studio today, brooks. thank you. beautiful day across the bay area today, okay a little bit on the chilly side and still breezy conditions. we do have that small craft advisor in place for our own local waters until nine o'clock tonight, with some of those gail gusts up to 30 knots . onshore we go temperature wise. we are in the fifties. it is 58 degrees in concord. meanwhile the winds are still with us. check out napa right now, with the wind gusts up to 32 mph same in oakland, 25. in nevada. so you're getting the gist of all this? it's still right. breezy to windy, many locations. 41 mile per hour wind gusts at sfo, but these winds are below wind advisory criteria so these words will be diminishing later tonight. overnight northwest tend to 20 as we look ahead towards your wednesday. well first off tonight will kick start with the cold night breezy conditions. then for your wednesday it will be part of the cloudy less wind with those breezes out of the west side of 15 mph check out what's going on upstream. we had

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. >> what did mo brooks say down at that rally, though? [ bleep ] taking names thing is the one that i've seen the most from people. i didn't watch the speech, but -- that's another member sent that to me. he used that term. and louis said like we need to fight or something, right? didn't he say something a couple days out that was horrendous. >> something like that, yes. >> incendiary. >> i mean, you got the max seen waters and all that stuff, too. i know the dems are in a very strong position right now to drive a lot of things, but our members have to start paying attention to what they say too and can't put up with that type of [ bleep ]. >> brooks apparently said, today american patriots to start taking down names and kicking [ bleep ]. which i would say is a step further than rhetorical take. >> do you think the president deserves to be impeached for his comments? that's further than what the president said. >> all right. someone give me the info on what they said. have either of them apologized for what they've done? >> i have not se

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brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: merrick garland taking questions on the federal investigatione dismissed need to appoint a special counsel and said there will be no interference from the biden administration. >> i cannot talk about it, there will not be interference of improper kind. it is in the hands of a trump appointee, united states attorney for the district of delaware. >> brooke: daily mail reports e-mails agree the president agreed to pay hunter biden's legal dealings, the assistant telling biden aides, i spoke with hunter today regarding his bill and my understanding hunt's dad will cover the bills as hunter transitions in his career. the bills total $737,000 including $28,000 in legal fees for restructuring of joint venture with the bank of china and long-term partner sherwin visited eight times during the obama and biden admines stragz. jen psaki not providing details on the visits chltz >> is the president maintain he never spoke with his son about his business dealings or his son's business dealings with the business dealings >> press sect. psaki: maintains same s

how do you respond to brooke and to those concerns? well, let me be clear.s public safety. there is nothing more important to me , and that's what my office does all day. every day. we fight for public safety. you all just heard a lot of lies, a lot of dishonesty and a lot of spent. and that shouldn't be a surprise because this is a recall recalls aren't about debates between candidates. with different visions for a particular office there about who can spend enough money to qualify something for the ballot. and in this case, republican william oberndorf is the person who spent more than $650,000 to qualify this recall. for the ballot. and san francisco. voters deserve to hear what his agenda is. he's giving mitch mcconnell more than $3 million, and so i want to be clear. i am challenging william oberndorf to a debate. voters deserve to hear what his vision for public safety is. does he support the death penalty? does he support putting kids in cages ? does he support ending sanctuary city for our immigrant communities? i think we need to step forward. have

. >> todd: brooke singman has more. >> brooke: republican lawmakers are speaking out, it is revealed secret service is spending $30,000 for a mansion in malibu to protect hunter biden. secret service picked up the rent tab for a year. the 4000 square foot mangsz carrying market value of $6 million, has six bedrooms, sick bathrooms, swimming pool and gorgeous ocean view. responding to you 92s on twitter, looking like the cost of protecting hunter is being shared by big tech, social media and taxpayers, as well, as grand jury witness in the federal tax probe is being asked about a planned business deal with a chinese energy firm that potentially involved president biden. e-mail from one of hunter's business partners published by the "new york post" and fox news stated march 13th 2017 plan included 10 for the big guy, the big guy allegedly reference to president biden himself. former arkansas governor mike huckabee is sounding off on the hunter biden investigation. >> this is not about hunter and his laptop, it is what is

hi, brooke. >> brooke: former president trump says he is not going back on twitter, but will use truthead, telling me he hoped elon musk would purchase the company, he expectss he will make improvements and says he's a good man. trump was suspended from twitter, facebook and instagram after the capitol riot in 2021, after the companies deemed his posts inflammatory. ron desantis says there is prospect the platform will be a place free speech can thrive. as republicans celebrate twitter new ownership, calling it a win for free speech, democrats renew calls for big tech crackdown by congress. senator elizabeth warren says the deal is dangerous for our democracy, while calling for a wealth tax and stronghold to hold billionaires like elon musk and big tech accountable. the white house is calling for accountability while refusing to comment on former president trump's return to twitter. >> press sect. psaki: the president has long been concerned about the power of large social media platforms, with the power they have over our everyday lives and long argues tech platforms musting held acco

we turn now to the analysis of brooks and capehart.es columnist david brooks, and jonathan capehart, associate editor for the washington post. it is great to see the two of you on this friday night. thank you for being here. let's pick up with that poll. really interesting analysis by lisa. what did you see? what stood out to you? david: two things that lisa mentioned leapt out at me. the latino vote, 52% favoring republicans. this should be alarm bells for democrats. latinos have not been shifting over the republicans. donald trump did recently well with republicans but latinos overwhelmingly identify with democrats but are not happy with the way things are going. the second issue is education. pew research center does these polls constantly, which party do you trust more on education? over the decades, democrats usually have a 20 point advantage, something pretty big. that is down to basically zero. i think that is partly the schools closing at the teachers union behest, it is an effort to get rid of magnet schools and gifted program

erica sterling brooks tells me she's mourning the loss of her son, barry murphy. he was killed while working as a security guard watching over a cabin community used as transitional housing for the homeless in west oakland. my heart just dropped. and i'm still numb today. murphy's sister says the 37 year old worked hard to help his family and wanted to buy a home for them. he recently confided that he was planning to go back to work for bart doing what he loved. maintaining and cleaning trains could win the lottery so that he could take care of me and my mom and we won't have to worry about anything like that anymore. i know he wants to have a family. get married life was taken suddenly last thursday night. police say murphy was sitting inside his vehicle parked at the front entrance to the cabin community when a former resident approached him. a source tells me that person shot murphy six times for denying him access to the property. shame on you. you need help whoever you are, because you took my son from me. he was an innocent man. brooks says she and her son w

now reporting live outside the hall of justice in san jose , brooks jarocz ktvu fox to me and brooks the key to authorities being able to track down the suspected arsonist in this. was some of the witnesses at scene at that store. the day. day of the fire. as we mentioned. that has been connect. to many re thefts. recent weeks. data all the way back. to the of the year. at places like coal. arose life force in san jose brooks q, well, now we had to san francisco, where the police chief there announced the arrest of two are. as well. as a retired officer. the chief detail those charges, christian yes. two announcements coming right on top of each other from the san francisco police department and the district attorney's office. first about that former san francisco police officer facing felony charges and to san francisco. curren. san francisco. police officer face misdemeanor. charges against former san francisco police officer mark williams. san francisco police announced his arrest tuesday and the district attorney said he has been charged with possession of a machine gun and silen

with michael o'hanlon, who is a senior fellow and director of research in foreign policy at the brookings institution. excuse me. and i asked him how possible it was to independently verify this rumored use of chemical weapons by russia. we can't know, and of course it will require independent verification. yes, i think it's possible because if you can sneak out samples of soil where this allegedly heard, and course that requires bravery unlocked to get out of there. but it's certainly conceivable. i think that there is also every reason to think the russians might have done this. we know they have used chemical poison against their own dissidence in the past. we know they were not at all shy about working with president of syria even after he had used chemical weapons. and perhaps he continued to even during the russian intervention. there we have already seen president boot and call the war criminal by numerous western leaders, including of course, the u. s. president, which then in some way unfortunately lowers the threshold for using chemical weapons because it is already considered a

brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news.record high temperatures here in the bay area, and today we're talking about a record low maximum. we were just 1 degrees shy of that is san francisco checked in at 53 degrees. that was a daytime high. the record, lomax is 52 in san francisco. wow we're really in a roller coaster here as far as our weather pattern is concerned highs today 51 pacific. it is 64 degrees in san rafael and also end in fairfield. it was 62 degrees in concord. so if it feels a bit kulish for you you're absolutely spot on. we are eight degrees off the mark in santa rosa average high and livermore is 69 instead tomorrow , coming in at nine degrees below average. currently with the clear skies. temperatures are in the forties across the board from santa rosa all the way to san jose, but it's still breezy to downright windy outside those winds. 18 sfo gusts to 15 along the seashore, not as bluster is 24 hours ago, but nonetheless we still have a little bit of rattling in the trees from the breeze. now this is rea

. >> todd: brook seeing men with more, hey, brooke. >> hey good morning carley, todd.aking out as revealed the secret service is spending $30,000 on rent for a mansion in malibu as part of this mission to protect hunter biden. "abc news" reporting the secret service has picked up the five figure rent to have her more than a year. the nearly 4,000 square-foot mansion carrying a market of $6 million with six bedrooms, six bathrooms, a swimming pool and gorgeous ocean view according to its real estate listing. california congressman darrell eiseman responding on twitter, the cost of protecting hunter is being shared by big tech, the mainstream media and other taxpayers as well. this new revelation coming as a grand jury witnessed hunter biden's federal tax probe was reportedly asked about a planned business deal with the chinese energy firm that potentially involve president biden. emails on one of hunter's business deals published by "the new york post" and fox news 2020 states "the march 13, 2017 plan included age for the big guy allegedly reference to president biden h

brooke singman has more. >> brooke: president biden being pushed by his staff at the white house easter yesterday. the president was greeting when the easter bunny rushed to his side and physically stopped him from answering a question about afghanistan. take a look at this. >> afghanistan should be -- >> oh, the easter bunny. [cheering] >> brooke: the president took specific instruction from the first lady while greeting the crowd, watch. >> welcome to the south lawn. welcome and happy, happy easter. all right. >> wave. wave. >> okay. just -- >> she's telling me, just sit, don't move. she's a teacher. >> im00 the teacher. >> brooke: also in attendance hunter biden. it comes same day as report from the daily caller that says staff are blocking republican efforts to upload the contents the laptop into the congressional record. >> todd: joe concha, where to begin, isn't this perfect of the biden presidency, literally needed to be restrained andes are cued by a junior staffer in a bunny costume. >> joe: this is like something out of "finding dory"at this point, but this is real. a member o

brooks that this is not acceptable?te this in a story that's in the "new york times" today and it's captured at further length in the book. in the breeks after that there was an effort by a lawmaker from arkansas, steve woe mac, to punish mr. brooks by having him slipped of his committee assignments, yanking that spot from him on armed services and kevin mccarthy does not see any upside in continuing to litigate january 6th. he ignores woe mac and says we're not going to punish mo brooks he's staying on his committees. in response to that mr. woe mac a down the line conservative from arkansas, it is not a boat rocker, this is not adam kinzinger he privately is furious, sends mccarthy a letter, resigns from a prestigious committee on of his own on capitol hill and tells mccarthy that you have sewn weakness and cowardice here. it is in our book on the record saying all of this. >> he has people saying you're doing the wrong thing. people in his own party who he might at some point have listened to before and i wonder if i

brooke. >> brooke: house republicans are calling for hunter biden business partner to share records relatedn. reports reveal schwerin visited the white house 27 times during the obama administration while joe biden was president. 15 house republicans write, to the extent president biden was indebted to hunter, his livelihood depended on foreign nations. it is paira mount the committee investigate national security vmcasion to hunter biden funding his father. the letter comes as daily mail reportss e-mails from 2019 to indicate president biden agreed to pay his son's business dealings with a chinese-controlled company. the white house maintains the president is and was in the dark. >> he's never spoken to his son about his business dealings, has he spoken to his son's business partners about his son's business dealings? >> press sect. psaki: nothing has changed, the president does not get involved in the business dealings of his son? >> even with his business partners? >> press sect. psaki: nothing changed from what i said yesterday. >> brooke: account face a subpoena next year. >> carley: h

that was michael o'hanlon from the brookings institution. there. well now that ukraine has recaptured the region around cave. military analysts believe the port city of odessa is now high on vladimir putin. new list of military targets over the past few days or death has been hit repeatedly by russian. me solve the situation. there is 10 spot residents are ready to defend the city, even from the underground. as correspondent, young philip schultz reports the road to safety leads deep beneath odessa. more than 20 meters below the port city is a 2500 kilometer long tunnel system. nobody knows this underground labyrinth, better than engineer roman mouser and his friend alexander. when the 1st to rocket said odessa, the pair began converging the tunnels into shelters almost every night. dozens of families seek refuge here during air, rage alerts. we are really deep underground and we dont he has explosions on the surface. the whole house is shattering the windows shattering as to where his carry and he had children behaves him very calm. the tunnel sys

brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news, brooks. thank you.threatened by a teacher. the student says some of the remarks came in a phone call last weekend. there was these members of changed us here. i can't put my hands on you and take you out of here. oh, jazeera. love says that phone call came after the english teacher kicked him out of class last month while insulting and bullying him in front of his classmates. the boy has not returned to bancroft middle school since then. i really don't want to go. i don't feel comfortable in his class. he doesn't says. like several people, several kids i'm not the only kid. he does stuff like that to several kids. the same. the end of a unified school district called the statement on the recording reprehensible. the district is not releasing the name of the teacher and says this is an active investigation. happening today. president biden is in seattle set to announce an order for earth day to protect america's old growth forests. that is a live look at the space needle up in the great northwest. the pr

david brooks considers the latest political news.nd much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and from the walter cronkite school of journalism. judy: since the invasion of ukraine, the kremlin has further stifled what further freedoms russians have to criticize the government. describing the war in ukraine as war can lead to 15 years in pron. russia recently forced international organizations to close their operations in the country. nick takes a deeper look at the oppression of dissent. correspondent: behind a new iron curtain, vladimir putin seems determined. there appears to be no ironing. she was detained by officers in riot gear. this man arrested for holding up a blank piece of paper. on sunday, police detain constantine goldman, or special military operation at peace. one of russia's remaining newspapers was attacked with red paint. the invasion, police arrested more than 15,000 pple for criticizing work. they detain prominent opposition who has long opposed putin and accuses the kremlin of poi

mccarthy referred chiefly to new dose representatives, matt gaetz of florida, mo brooks of alabama, as endangering the security of other lawmakers at the capitol complex. along with the public -- the published story, the tapes as well. here is one where mccarthy was discussing matt gaetz. >> the other thing i want to bring up, i just got something about newsmax, matt gaetz saying he is calling people's names out as anti-trump in this type of atmosphere. this is serious stuff. it has to stop. >> mo and louis posto comments tol, members have had concerns. >> louis was at the -- i mean, mo was at the rally -- >> what did he say? >> i just saw that on twitter. >> i am calling him and explaining to him -- i will have some other people to call him too. i will get another briefing from the fbi tomorrow. >> that's -- it is potentially illegal, what he's doing. >> he's putting people in jeopardy. he does not need to be doing this. we saw what people would do in the capitol, you know. >> that from the leaked audio recordings published by the new york times, a series of quattro different recordin

brook rogers, cbs news, irving, texas. >>> and that is the "overnight news" for this monday.ontinues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings. and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jeff pegues. s wssh york. there is growing international outrage over apparent russian attacks on civilians in ukraine. ukrainian officials describe it as genocide and report the bodies of more than 400 civilians have been discovered near kyiv. some with their hands tied behind their backs. here in the u.s., more than 3500 grammy for his final album with lady gaga. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connect to tv. i'm bradley blackburn, cbs news, new yo . ." >> >>> it's monday, april 4th, 2022. >> powerful speech. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy appears virtually at the grammy awards. his emotional message about war. >>> international outrage. russia is accused of genocide after hundreds of civilian bodies are found on the streets of ukraine. how the kremlin is trying to deflect the blame. >>> i've been up si