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brooke was one of those people who thought she'd found her match on tinder. ♪♪♪ brooke: when i firste or to try and find someone to be in a relationship with. i first matched with him in 2017, i was in my last year of uni. i guess my first impression was that he seemed like a really chill, down-to-earth kind of guy. he was living with his grandma, he'd moved sort of down to the area to live with his grandma and help take care of her, and so i was like, oh, well, he's obviously, like, a really kind, caring guy. when he asked if i wanted to, you know, go back to his place to have tea on the second date, i was like, yup, sure, and we had tea and chilled, and then i went home. ♪♪♪ brooke: the next time we caught up, he picked me up from my place, and we went for a drive outside of galong and into sort of, like, this sort of really rural town, where there was, like, no streetlights, no nothing. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ avani: the man pulled up in a secluded spot. when brooke got nervous and asked to be taken home, he threw her phone out the car window. ♪♪♪ brooke: once the phone smashed, i was like, oh cr

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one scholar at the brookings institution estimates that, the vast majority of college students will be eligible for the program and that current and future borrowers enrolled in the program quote, on average, might only expect to repay approximately $.50 for each dollar that they borrow. ". repay approximately $.50 for each dollar they borrow. another left of center think tank estimates that just 22% of those with bachelors degrees enrolled in the president's new program will repay their loans in full. by contrast, the institute notes, under today's program, we would expect 59% of individuals with bachelors degrees to repay their loans in full. the nonpartisan pin budget model estimates the cost of the president's new program at $333 billion to $361 billion, the range, over 10 years. however, i quote again, these estimates do not yet include the effects of students increasing their borrowing. and quote. these estimates do not yet include the effects of students facing the borrowing. needless to say, students are likely to increase their borrowing. it is common sense. in fact, the brook

bring back in brooke. i'm fascinated what will happen on capitol hill when it comes to republicans holding da alvin bragg accountable. there is matter of what comes next with regard to the indictment, what are you hearing and what do you know? >> brooke: this indictment is under seal. alvin bragg was looking into the payments, the payments have been investigated by other offices for five years, the payments were investigated by the u.s. attorney's office in the southern district of new york and in 2019 they opted not to charge trump. michael cohen pleaded guilty for arranging the payments, but trump was neverinvolved. he was not charged there. federal election commission was investigating the payments and they tossed that investigation into the matter in 2021. it is interesting, we don't know if the charges are actually for the hush money payments, we know that alvin bragg was investigating them. we'll see. we won't understand what exactly he is charged with until that indictment is unsealed. >> ashley: to

mandy said brooke loved butterflies and displayed them all over her room. she hopes changes will be made to that intersection where brooke was killed to cut down on the likelihood that incidences like this ever happen again. >> we went there for the vigil, and when i drove to the light i was shocked to see how dark it was there. >> she will join community members next week in bringing those concerns up at the pittsburgh city council meeting. in pittsburgh, pete suratos, nbc news bay area . >>> rockets closed higher today after reassurance from the banking industry, many multiple banks announced a collective $30 billion to first republic, a san francisco-based bank, after stock started dropping rapidly at first republic, after the collapse of silicon valley bank. most deposits at first republic are uninsured, just like silicon valley bank. among big banks that came to the rescue, chase and wells fargo. >>> treasury secretary janet yellen says americans should be confident in the u.s. banking system. she was set to speak to lawmakers about the budget proposal

. >> ashley: brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: jame comer says -- in newly obtained records from bank of america, comer reveals halle received two payment, one payment came after walker received $3 million transfer from chinese energy company called state energy hk limited. hunter biden, a private citizen with every right to do business endeavors privately owned legitimate energy company in china. comer says the transfer from walker to the bidens had one detail missing. listen. >> one thing unique about the wire transfers, each transfer is like a check, you have name, address, date, dollar amount and memo, what it is for. every other wire transfer from robinson walker had something in the memo except the one to the bidens. if they put in the memo, i might have had a better idea what money was for. >> brooke: comer wants to know what services the bidens provided to receive that kind of money. >> they said there is a business deal, what business? they were influence pedalling, they were getting money for some type of service. i don't think hunter biden with provide the service that

mel brooks is my true comedic hero.very, very young. he showed me all of those movies and then showed me "the exorcist" when i was five. it was real moment in my life where i could've gone either way. i could have gone into comedy or demonic possession. i think i made the right choice. working with mel has been really one of the true highlights of my life. i got to ask him questions the process. you know, in your show of shows, what was the lunch order? >> stephen: oh, my god. i would love to know. >> nick: it was a turkey sandwich with one slice of pastrami, because you need a little something. >> stephen: that's not his order now? that's when he was a young guy doing "show of shows." >> nick: i can't reveal it. >> stephen: what his order is now? they can track him. >> nick: they can track him. you know how the deep state is. >> stephen: sure. >> nick: it was a true -- doing the show, it is with ike barinholtz and wanda sykes. we have an insane cast of people. all of whom are massive fans of mel brooks, want to carry o

we want closure and miss see a magical talk, brooke ballet and says, brooke, would come to the studio early and stay late to help others. it's the saddest thing ever. little dance always welcome a fundraising effort is underway to help brooks family with the unexpected expenses of her death. the goal is to raise $10,000. we wanted to make sure that she or family knew >> that we were here to support and help him in any way that we could. >> we reached out to pittsburgh police to get an update on the investigation and for more information about the driver involved in this case. as of this report, they have not responded in the newsroom. dan thorn kron, 4 news. we're learning that 6 bodies in the cremated remains more than 150 other people were found in an east bay warehouse. the alameda county sheriff's office says that they're linked to a facility called ocean few cremations. it's a business license that was suspended back in march of 2018. it was prohibited from storing remains on its premises in hayward, it became clear last week that the facility was still being used. the bodies wer

i met mel brooks. he's my hero. genuinely truly.t a call from him to help him make this show. i owned "history of the world part one" on vhs. i own all of his movies. "young frankenstein." "the producers." but when you couldn't have seen it when it came out. you were too young. >> nick: i was too young but i was able to procure trench coat. speetwo's deck to myself and other toddlers and we got into the film. >> nick: gregory hines is amazing. true comedic hero. i got the call to be part of the show, it was a highlight to have that moment. my brother showed me all of his movies when i was very, very young. he showed me all of those movies and then showed me the exorcist when i was five. it was real moments in my life where i could've gone either way. i could have gotten into comedy or demonic possession. i think i made the right choice. working with mel has been really one of the true highlights of my life. i got to asking questions the process. you know, in your show of shows, what was the lunch order? >> stephen: oh, my god. i wou

brookes a actually. but adam brookes had a school. it's just like school. just like i take risk just to be. you are again say how many times after i've got two daughters? you ask a million fathers of young daughters whether they would rather the school have separated toilets or unisex toilets. and i'm telling you 99.9% of families say i'd rather than have their own toilets. that's for a reason. it's not just safety , it's about feeling safety, it's about feeling comfortable women feeling comfortable women feeling comfortable . girls feeling comfortable. girls feeling comfortable. girls feeling comfortable. i've been in enough places with unisex toilets and spoken to women colleagues , spoken to women colleagues, women friends or family members. they do not feel comfortable in those toilets. it's toilet noises are not nice. we all we all do that. but you don't want to hear someone of the opposite sex. you know, i've got to say , sex. you know, i've got to say, just taken your serve as as a father and i grow up . so. but father and i grow up. so. but the key

[inaudible conversations] >> good morning i'm the vice president here at the brookings institution on behalf of all of us am delighted to welcome you to this very special event on meeting the russia challenger here to mark the release of an important new book published by brookings institution press, handoff and it is former national security advisor joining us on stage today. handoff represents an incredible resources from care about national security. with safe and washington as the obama administration took office together with contemporary reflections do stand the test of time the unprecedented clemson to how the bush administration managed an array of international challenges and with profound transnational threats to dominate the foreign policy agenda even more importantly it eliminates the general public and scholars and practitioners the complexity that has a historic shift of a international order they are relevant today as we live through a transition from the 9/11 era dominated by counterterrorism and threats to the homeland and even more of a dangerous landscape between gr

family and friends say they will remember brooke as a great dancer and a terrific cook. she was known for her energy and brilliant smile. she had so much life to live, and i just want whoever did this to just please come forward and i know it might have been an accident. but that's not a reason to flee and not be held accountable. friends released balloons in memory of brook in front of the dense studio where she had been a student for 12 years. her mother plans to hold a vigil for her in front of her high school saturday night at seven o'clock . police have not yet released any information about the suspect vehicle. in pittsburgh, amberleigh ktvu. fox two news after the break tonight cos. on edge after the collapse of silicon valley bank what this means for its clients. also u. c. berkeley is planning to audit its big dive donation drive with some students are accused of you didn't choose cat allergies. your hairline. or that thing where your knee just gives out for no reason. but... you can choose your doctor who will care for all the things you didn't choose. kaiser p

we want closure and miss see a magical talk, brooke ballet and says, brooke, would come to the studiolate to help others. it's the saddest thing ever. little dance always welcome a fundraising effort is underway to help brooks family with the unexpected expenses of her death. the goal is to raise $10,000. we wanted to make sure that she or family knew that. >> that we were here to support and help him in any way that we >> that was dan thorn reporting for us and another big story we're following this morning. a key player in the tech industry and venture capital community is officially no more. silicon valley bank collapsed on friday. federal regulators have taken control of its deposits. the f d i c says investors will be able to access funds with a limit of $250,000. no later than monday. we should also say anyone who is banking with that limit of $250,000 does apply to them as well. and that bank failure can be traced back to wednesday when it was announced that the bank was trying to raise more than 2 billion dollars in capital to help balance its asset sheets that sent scrambler

the girl's name is brooke jeffrey. and she was just 17 years old. >> she was a beloved answer and melodies dance studio in antioch. the accident has left her fellow students and her family heartbroken. >> melodies dance studio in antioch, remembering one of their fellow dancers who was tragically killed. 17 year-old brooke jeffrey was hit by a car while crossing the street tuesday night. she was the >> sweet escape through all of the girls here. we're all. best friends with because she was such a sweet girl. got along great with everyone kayla lane is a family friend who introduced brooke, to dance more than 10 years ago. >> over that time, brooke, thrived in hip-hop and jazz as well as ballet. the accident has left lane and brooks, fellow dancers devastated. >> family and take note. >> so did pittsburgh police have not released any information about the driver. they have only said the teen was hit while walking near black diamond high school in the area of stoneman avenue and briarcliff drive members of the dance stud

brookes a actually. but adam brookes had a school. it's just like school.'s just it's just like i take risk just to be. you are again say how many times after i've got two daughters? you ask a million fathers of young daughters whether they would rather the school have separated toilets or unisex toilets. and i'm telling you 99.9% of families say i'd rather than have their own toilets. that's for a reason. it's not just safety , it's about feeling safety, it's about feeling comfortable women feeling comfortable women feeling comfortable . girls feeling comfortable. girls feeling comfortable. girls feeling comfortable. i've been in enough places with unisex toilets and spoken to women colleagues , spoken to women colleagues, women friends or family members. they do not feel comfortable in those toilets. it's toilet noises are not nice. we all we all do that. but you don't want to hear someone of the opposite sex. you know, i've got to say , sex. you know, i've got to say, just taken your serve as as a father and i grow up . so. but father and i grow up. so.

brooke singman will tell us more. >> brooke: two members of the silicon valley bank board of directors

brooke. >> brooke: the manhattan district attorney's office and different branches of law enforcementtics of closing down streets and putting lights up with extra police ahead of donald trump's possible arraignment. we don't expect that to happen today, there is another witness tomorrow. yesterday they heard from costello, who was legal advisor to michael cohen. he testified that cohen is a liar on a revenge tour. listen. >> i've listened to michael cohen stand in front of the courthouse and say i think thises contrary to us. my obligation is to bring the truth to district attorney and to trump's lawyers, that is what they did. if they want to go after donald trump, so be it, michael cohen is far from -- revenge tour. >> brooke: cohen tells me if bob costella's comments were fantastical. i stated years ago the payment was done for the benefit of donald, truth is truth and document in the possession of district attorney of new york demonstrate this. after his testimony, costlo said he believes bragg is not interested in hearing the truth. >> i have been in downtown manhattan and got my

one. county in south fax us knows the human price of those illegal crossings only to well. brooks county is where most undocumented migrants die after crossing the border. as i make their way north, many get lost in the vast tanks, texas wilderness. as i tried to avoid security checkpoints, but the combination of high temperatures and the lack of water can prove fatal. d. w reporters, catalina to moya and jewelry panada visited a local angio trying to save lives. a sign of death. volter is hover above the you a saw the border a see a lot of bone id my phone. this time it was just animal bones. but often, eddie can alice finds the bodies or remains of migrants. a decade ago, he found at the south texas human rights center. it's volunteers help migrants who risk their lives in the desert. to day a group of you volunteers has come to find out how they can help. we need other pros, it doesn't cause might result of his approach is to saddle water stations along the migrants roots in the desert. many die of dehydration snake bites are from drinking contaminated water is up in the local school.

. >> ashley: brooke singman has the latest. good morning. >> brooke: tloots right. today's vote comes after heating hearing on capitol hill, where gop lawmakers are fighting for transparency in curriculum. calling to have access to material taught to their kids, ability to voice their concerns to education officials, see school budget, protect their children's privacy and get update on violence at their school. several school districts across the country exposed kids to graphic books with lgbtq comments and critical race theory. democrats are claiming this bill will lead to censured learning. >> this legislation is nothing more than attempt to nationalize our education system and mandate a one size fits all across the country, assuming it is a right wing straight jacket. >> when we talk about progressive values, i can say what my progressive value is, freedom over fascism. >> brooke: gop lawmakers want to know why democrats are opposed to parents being involved in their child's education. >> we must ask why is that? could it be if inner pas got to see what their son

because of brooks leadership skills brook was we honor book by electing her to go with us on a trip to dc. and we're supposed to be leaving in about two and a half weeks. so it's a big void in all of our hearts because we were looking forward to finding and spending some really serious time with brooke and exposing her to the broader world in the community. the search continues for the hit and run driver police have not released any the suspect vehicle. police are searching for the person responsible for a shooting and carjacking in antioch officers found the victim at twin creeks apartments at about 11 o'clock this morning a witness says the man was shot while he and a female companion were robbed we come out and gentlemen, you know had hopped in the back of their car ask them for everything and then, you know just shot the gentleman in the rib. toss them out of the car and then he took their car and left. victim was taken to a hospital and is said to be in critical but stable condition antioch police are asking other residents at the twin creek apartments to check their surveillance

cannon—brookes recent years.not following sweden's lead over lockdowns during covid pandemic. we will discuss that because it's three years of course to the day since we were plunged into the first national lockdown into the first national lockdown in 2020. that's when crowned greatest person in the union jack has very shortly but next in capsule fiery fleet street calvin mackenzie weighs in on blair's former spin doctor alastair campbell, after the man who marched us into iraq launched a cyber bullying campaign against boris johnson, claiming white for claiming boris, he up the whole covid thing . he was never close to thing. he was never close to death . alastair campbell has death. alastair campbell has become a conspiracy theorist, hasn't he? calvin mackenzie lets loose straight after the break we're back in 2 minutes time. some now from cancelled . and some now from cancelled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without . controversial issues without. the fear of th

family and friends say they will remember brooke as a great dancer and a terrific cook. known for her energy and brilliant smile. she had so much life to live, and i just want whoever did this to just please come forward and i know it might have been an accident. but that's not a reason to flee and not be held accountable. friends released balloons in memory of brook in front of the dance studio, where she had been a student for 12 years. her mother plans to hold a vigil for her in front of her high school tomorrow night at seven o'clock . police have not released any information about the suspect vehicle. christina heartbreaking there. hopefully, that family does get some answers soon, and police make an arrest in the case. your heart just goes out to the member. thank you. also do attend tonight. santa clara police are asking for your help to find a hit and run driver who left a bicyclist with critical injuries. investigators say the victim was riding in the bike lane on lawrence expressway when a white pickup truck hit him back on february 23rd. that truck didn't stop

the brookings institution hosted this discussion. >> good morning. i'm suzanne maloney, vice president director of foreman -- policy here at the brookings institute. on behalf of all of us, i am delayed to welcome us to a special event on meeting the russian challenge. we are here today to mark a release of an important new book published by the brookings institution press. the foreign policy bush passed to obama. it is by a national security adviser who joins us on stage today. he represents an incredible resource for all who care about national security. he includes transition memos, court challenges facing washington and the world as the obama administration took office. with temporary reflection on how it stood the test of time. it has a glimpse at how the bush administration handled an array of international challenges it with no transnational threats, it included an foreign policy agenda today. the book illuminates for scholars and practitioners, the complexity of the crises that include a historic shift of international order. these lessons ar

. >> todd: brooke singman has the breaking details. >> brooke: all three l.a. police officers are in stable condition after last night's shooting following an hour's long standoff. >> this started about 3:50 this afternoon, shows a level of patience and officers trying to take their time to resolve this peacefully. behavior of this individual did not result in that. a deadly situation. we are grateful the officerslet be okay. >> brooke: the officers were shot three hours after the understand s standoff began. the officers' families are with them. none of the dogs were injured in last night's shooting. l.a. issued a tactical alert in response. the suspect, who wassa on parole, is dead. he started firing at the officers. canine, bean bags and gas were used to detain him. the swat team broke his barricade and moved in on the suspect. the shooter was a felony drug suspect. police have not confirmed his identity. fraternal order of police reacting saying how many more of us need to be shot and die before the safety and protection of law enforcement is a priority. lo

s. cloud, texas brooks county is a bare of ground for a lot of my this the work that has to me that nobody else is doin, it will continue it. you know, hopefully, you know, they'll be more resources for that type of work. and to our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states and to all of you around the world, a one welcome. iran's health minister says an investigation is underway and to allegations that religious groups may be targeting school girls and a series of what a here to be deliberate poison attacks. hundreds of girls, our thoughts have been attacked with toxic gas, a dozens of schools. the incidence began in november. several politicians have suggested the attacks are being carried out by groups off religious extremists supposed to girls education a school day that ended in the hospital. i feel pain in my chest and when i walk my legs shake a bit. when i stand up, i feel dizzy and my entire body feels very numb. which means i can't walk, hurting, you can call her back. in one of the workshops there was a smell that was like the smell of paint. so we evacuated the students.

okay brooks. thank you. now we turn to the south bay, where officials there are bracing for power outages and road closures as this latest storm moves through ktvu south paid reporter jesse gary picks up that part of our live coverage now from los gatos. jesse, how's it? look there? alex we have not received the type of weather that brooks had up in the city. but it is on its way down here. right now. it's just a steady soaking rain fall as you see behind me, some roads here in the santa cruz mountains still closed due to down trees and downed power lines. also you can see that there's water that's pulling along the sides of the roads and the roads are extremely slick. let's take a look at our video earlier today we got a tour of the p genie emergency operations center in cupertino. more than two dozen workers are keeping an eye out. for power outages, especially in areas prone to losing service due to winter storms, such as the santa cruz mountains. spokeswoman myron estado says extra equipment now staged a

film >> right >> seth: do you know -- do you know mel brooks?, i sang "the inquisition" from "history from the world. so that was thrilling. and there's, you know, obama up there. and i'm performing for president obama. then i did "the producers" on broadway and then i did it at the hollywood bowl so when he wrote his -- mel brooks wrote his auto biography. there's a chapter about me "the very talented but loud richard kind." >> seth: oh, wow [ light laughter ] that's a very kind way - >> it's a lovely - >> seth: i would say very talented and loud. i wouldn't make it a "but. i would say these are two great things >> he might have and i'll take your -- i will take it. >> seth: all right >> he might have i thought i memorized it listen, but -- but hold on, hold on listen to this i -- >> seth: they're listening to everything you're saying [ laughter ] >> but this is important [ light laughter ] okay the other week, about two weeks ago. i have covid, and i told your guys, so i sent the pictures i didn't know whether or not -- so, you'll see i was si

brooks infectious smile. pittsburgh police have not released any information about the suspect vehicle. also do you attend police at any off are investigating a shooting and carjacking at an apartment complex is happening. 11 30 this morning at the twin creeks apartments on james donlan boulevard. the police department says a man was shot and then the suspect his vehicle. the victim was taken to the hospital in serious condition. police are asking people who live at the twin creek apartments to check surveillance cameras for anything unusual or suspicious aerial footage here showing the moment to chp golden gate planes spotted a stolen car on etienne contra costa county. this happened shortly before two o'clock this morning. air 37 follow that car into west oakland and helped ground officers locate the driver and a passenger. both of those suspects were arrested. taking a live look tonight of highway 50 roads are open to drivers in both directions, so no one out at this hour. chain controls are in effect, and

brooks jarocz has the story. for more than 40 years, lisa has called the oakland zoo home. but for the last decade the african elephant has suffered from degenerative arthritis despite therapy, medication and treatments. her care team made the difficult decision to ease or discomfort by humanely euthanizing her sometimes in life. you know it's goods. you have to let go. it's just the latest thing to go this year. last week, a large eucalyptus tree took out the zoo's aviary. six exotic birds escaped while find him since been captured diego a pied crow is still missing. it's hard not to feel, uh, you know, like somebody punches you in the gut ceo nick to hodges says the hits keep on coming began with lights out to glow afari, the zoo's lantern festival. then buckets of rain caused a massive sinkhole right near the main entrance. zulu was shut down for more than a month for major repairs will tell you we've been tested tested as an organization. ah financially with a persistent series of storms, 50 days closed and counting, costing more than $2.5 million in lost revenue. but t

brooks, i just want to say hello." and he said, "hello.e producers." and he says, "go do your own work." and then he just walked away [ laughter ] so, 20 years later, look who comes [ bleep ] crawling back. [ laughter ] no, but the truth is, i mean, i was -- he -- i took that to heart. go do your own work. when i first went to new york, i was doing, like, background work, extra stuff. i would try to be in commercials. i was told, if you get your face on camera in a commercial, you get a full fee so, i would be in, like, an office commercial for like xerox. you can just feel me in each like, sliding -- sliding into frame [ laughter ] i don't know where seth's camera's is. >> seth: yeah here, do my -- take a single of me -- where's my single? yeah, here, all right. ready? >> it's look a xerox commercial, and i would just sort of be like - [ laughter ] getting fired from commercial after commercial but i did do extra work, background work. i did do background work when the season of "curb your enthusiasm" when larry was playing max bialystock

adam brooks, your boris moment. adam brooks, your nominee.ecent months has been filled with he poxy and you know he he's lying so you have to that you lost your nomination my nominee is dominic raab for confusing paul o'grady and calling him paul and haven't lot grayson's pretty bad yeah yeah thank you i'd like to agree with him and paul grayson was incredible comic, but he also . incredible comic, but he also. but but but paul o'grady. but but in terms of really yeah that was awkward but i'm actually going to go with the liberal democrats because it wasn't as quit as ed davey's campaign launch what a great launch laws up what a great debut the show thank you so much for being adam brooks dominic sandwich are absolutely fabulous i'll be back tomorrow night from 9 pm. but headline is this next you for your company tonight. goodnight . good evening. in a moment headliners, let's bring you the latest news first and our top story on gb news the immigration minister today announced plans to stop housing seekers in hotels and instead place them in

cannon—brookes recent years.acebook not following sweden's lead over lockdowns during covid pandemic. we will discuss that because it's three years of course to the day since we were plunged into the first national lockdown into the first national lockdown in 2020. that's when crowned greatest person in the union jack has very shortly but next in capsule fiery fleet street calvin mackenzie weighs in on blair's former spin doctor alastair campbell, after the man who marched us into iraq launched a cyber bullying campaign against boris johnson, claiming white for claiming boris, he up the whole covid thing . he was never close to thing. he was never close to death . alastair campbell has death. alastair campbell has become a conspiracy theorist, hasn't he? calvin mackenzie lets loose straight after the break we're back in 2 minutes time. some now from cancelled . and some now from cancelled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without . controversial issues without. the fe

adam brooks, your boris moment. adam brooks, your nominee.cent months has been filled with he poxy and you know he he's lying so you have to that you lost your nomination my nominee is dominic raab for confusing paul o'grady and calling him paul and haven't lot grayson's pretty bad yeah yeah thank you i'd like to agree with him and paul grayson was incredible comic, but he also . incredible comic, but he also. but but but paul o'grady. but but in terms of really yeah that was awkward but i'm actually going to go with the liberal democrats because it wasn't as quit as ed davey's campaign launch up a great launch laws up what a great debut the show thank you so much for being adam brooks dominic sandwich are absolutely fabulous i'll be back tomorrow night from 9 pm. but headline is this next you for your company tonight. goodnight . good evening. in a moment headliners, let's bring you the latest news first and our top story on gb news the immigration minister today announced plans to stop housing seekers in hotels and instead place them in dis

had they met brooke before?really appreciate they want to viewing it, but each other and adding advice. brooke -- i'm not just saying this about what we said about your documentary, she is so open about talking about where she is in her life right now and how she is going to be the storyteller of her own story and not let others -- >> and you got some preaching from sheryl lee. >> i am not stopping -- she is not. the new season features four episodes. all the guests are just wonderful. dionne warwick, rita wilson, it goes on and on and on, and it is "turning the tables" streaming on disney+. >>> ginger, you would be a great guest on the show. >> i felt like george was right. it felt like more than turning tables. that was church, and i'm going. i'll be in the front pew. can't wait to see it. >>> we also have to talk about the cold. oh, my goodness, is it cold not just behind the nor'easter but all the way down to nearly the gulf coast. this is an earth cam from hickory, north carolina, current temperature 29 deg

they are remembering 17-year-old brook jeffrey, who was a junior at the school. she was hit and killed by a car tuesday night at the intersection just outside of the school. police are investigating, but they have not said anything about the driver nor the vehicle involved. >> she has a lot of people that care for her and family that will be there for her. we won't stop fighting for her until we find out who did it. >> the intersection was just outside of the school. it does have lights installed overhead, but neighbors say they have never worked. after brook's death, they are calling for changes. >>> new this morning, firefighters are on the scene of a two alarm structure fire at history park in san jose. the fire broke out just after 3:30 this morning. firefighters say right now the intersection at center is closed to drivers. no word if anyone was hurt or when the roads will be back open. >>> developing news now, two men and one 13-year-old have been arrested in connection with dozens of car break-ins on the peninsula. deputies say yesterday morning they recei

. >> ashley: brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: chairman james comer identifying beaubiden's widownt from walker. comer reveals hallie received two payments totaling $35,000, one payment for $25,000 came after walker received $3 million wire transfer from chinese energy company called state energy hk limited. hunter's team defending the payout saying hunter biden has every right to do a business endefer, this is a joint venture in china. comer says the transfers from walker to the bidens had one detail missing. listen. >> one thing i noticed that was unique about the wire transfer, each transfer is like a check. you have the name, address, date, dollar amount and memo, which is what it is for. every wire transfer from robinson walker had something listed in the memo, except the bidens. if they had put in the memo, wee would know what the money was for. >> brooke: comer wants to know what services were for that kind of money. >> they said this is a business deal, there is no business. they were influence pedalling, it looks like they were getting money for some type of service. i do

. >> we are so fortunate to have with us today chiquita brooks-lasure, administrator for the center for medicare and medicaid services. she oversees programs including medicare, medicaid, childress health insurance program, and healthcare.gov health insurance marketplace that provides health care and coverage for more than 100 million people nationwide. she played a key role in guiding the affordable care act in passage of implementation and asked decades of experience working in the federal government, on capitol hill, and in the private sector. administrator, we are excited to have you here. [applause] >> thank you thank you r the kind introduction and importantly for the invitation to be a a with you all. and good morning. what a most beautiful spring day. i was walking with my daughter and it's it was nice to sen out. it's would a pleasure to join you to discuss cms's vision and strategies for delivering affordable, meaningful, health care coverage for all people. as we transition from the covid-19 pandemic, r6 strategic pillars continue to be our guide posts as we work to seize an

i've trusted thomas before and look at where it's gotten me. >> brooke: did you land on a decision? >> hope: okay, fine. all right, i'll tell him no.

now, brooke jenkins wants to dismiss this case due to a lack of evidence. she also questioned whether politics drove her predecessor, chesa boudin, to originally file charges. yesterday she sat down for an exclusive interview with our senior investigator begad shaban. >> while you're saying you don't believe the evidence is there to move forward, it doesn't seem like you agree with how things actually played out that day. >> i can have a personal opinion about the facts of the case. this was a difficult -- a very difficult scene to watch. but the law is the standard here, not brooke jenkins' personal feelings. >> you can watch our full interview. we've posted it on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> all right. get ready. we are bracing now for the next major storm or storms, plural. flooding and power outages are likely. pg&e is hoping some new technology, though, can help get the lights back on faster. in areas like the santa cruz mountains where we've seen entire roads and bridges wash away crews have had a hard time just accessing

brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news, brooks. thank you. not to the penninsula, where caltrans crews are busy working to remove a large tree that fell on interstate 2 80 in south san francisco just after nine a.m. during the morning commute near the avalon drive on ramp southbound to 80 didn't hit any vehicles, but it is blocking three lanes of traffic. caltrans has yet to give an estimate for when those lanes will be reopened. take a look at this video sent in by one of our viewers. butch engle show snow up in lake county coming down at a pretty steady pace. not much. sticking to the ground, though, also sent us this video from downtown kelsey ville similar scene. there would love to see your photos and videos of this stormy weather. you can tag us on social media or email your images to ktvu photos at fox dot com. pgd crews are responding to the latest storm and tell the customers to make a plan in case the power goes out. the latest numbers by pg and e show. nearly 5200 customers are currently without power. the largest area affected is

ooh for about $175 brooks jarocz live tonight. here in studio brooks appreciate it. thanks. and injured mountain lion located on interstate 80 in plaster county had to be euthanized. the chp shared photos of that cat next to the center divide along west 80 near applegate. officers warned drivers to slow down and be prepared to stop wildlife experts who are then called in. no other details were released. cheetah in australia has welcomed an abandoned cub into her litter. the cub was born at a safari park in south australia but was abandoned by the mother hospital manager at the park says big cats sometimes abandoned single cubs due to location issues. it's believed to be the first time in australia that the cheetah cub has been accepted into a different letter in the central valley. rescue teams were able to get three people in their dog to safety after officials say they ignored road closure signs. and got stuck in flood waters yesterday, drone footage from the sheriff's office shows the people on the roof of their partially submerged vehicle. they were rescued by the tulare

five ktvu is brooks jarocz joins us with the body cam video that shows how it all went down, brooks. well then, verdict was just reached last week in a trial that alleged false arrest invasion of privacy and violations of constitutional rights. the women say they feel they were stopped and searched because of the color of their skin. what you guys doing here? waiting to go to starbucks in the second. why we would have. is there a problem? you can see here. well actually, let me tell you why i'm here. okay i've been having auto break ins in this parking lot every morning around this time, a silly longer veil in her two daughters were sitting in a rented cadillac outside this castro valley. starbucks alameda county sheriff's deputies concerned about car burglaries zeroed in on them demanding the moms. i'd what did i do? what kind of crimes i commit? the deputy doesn't answer so she refuses to give me ready. why because i haven't did anything. attorney says it's the first violation of her constitutional rights. they can ask. you can always ask, but you don't have to give it to him. and

brooks jarocz ktvu fox studios big story and we will follow it for the coming weeks ahead. brooks. thank you. still ahead tonight. california's covid emergency officially ends later this evening. what that means come tomorrow, and residents of a texas city upset over that train derailment in ohio. why they say the disaster 1300 miles away, could actually affect their own health. ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile says “spa day, all day.” but this modern look is so me. how's that for on-trend and on-budget? at floor and decor, with our high-quality selection at everyday low prices, your upgrade has never been more “you.” explore floor and decor today! ♪ ♪ before the xfinity has nev10g networke “you.” we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introduc