here again, rachel scott. >> reporter: at just 18, brooke alexander was facing the unthinkable.egnancy. >> i was just about to start school. i really wanted to kind of make a name for myself and make a good life for myself. and finding out i was pregnant really felt like it would halt that. and it would be so much harder to achieve that. >> reporter: after finding out she was more than six weeks pregnant with twins, brooke knew if she still wanted an abortion, she would have to leave her home state of texas. that idea was daunting. >> i knew that i would have to go to new mexico or these states that allow abortion. and i knew it would be kind of a process to go on a plane by myself. it had been years since i'd been on a plane. and have this procedure done, you know what i mean? almost alone. >> reporter: a family friend recommended a place called the pregnancy center of the coastal bend. >> it was a place that seemed like they could help. and i didn't know, like, the whole idea behind it was to scare girls away from abortion. it felt a little steering, yeah, but nothing crazy. >

brooke jenkins. she is dealing with the assistant da. alexander da. alexander greater says she was demoted by jenkins. this motion was called politically motivated. jenkins took her offs without a nation after she has months working on it. >> this decision was made by brooke jenkins and she disregarded the needs of our cases and our clients. the people of the state of california have issues. >> she added that jenkins is willing over oversight and accountability for police officers. >> the other managerial decisios also demonstrate that she is not not the progressive prosecutor that she claims to be. every single attorney who was investigating and prosecuting police officer cases previously is no longer doing so. >> jenkins is also facing questions about receiving more than $100,000 for consulting with a nonprofit that has ties to the recall campaign. we have jenkins yesterday about those ps and greater's resignation durinn event to raise awareness about a about a 2000 cold case homicide but she declined to comment. >> right now, i would rather stk to

alexander greener announcing she has resigned from her post and is speaking out against district attorney brookeng demoted for political reasons. adding that days after firing 15 attorneys, jenkins took her off cases she had spent spent months working on, without without explanation. greener says we can't trust jenkins to do what's right, not of it comes comes at the expense of her political power which we now know is funded quite generously by conservative interest groups. groups. this week jenkins came under fire when it was revealed she was paid more than $100,000 for consulting work with a nonprofit with ties to a certain certain recall campaign. jenkins jenkins is that organization, neighbors for a better san francisco has an obviously arm that supported the recall and her work was with their

now from outside of the courthouse in fulton county is blaine alexander and joining me also is gwen keyes fleming and she co-wrote a brookings a note around saying he probably would be ushered in underground from a parking garage, that we wouldn't see rudy giuliani, but he chose to take the steps and the front door. did he say anything to reporters? >> i think that is probably so far one of the most interesting parts about this entire day, katy, the fact that up to this point there have been a number of witnesses that have come forward and spoken before the special grand jury. for the most part, many of them have entered and exited the building away from cameras. that was a very different approach than what rudy giuliani took. he chose the most public entrance where he literally walks up courthouse steps and past a throng of cameras and into the courthouse. he was questioned a number of different ways and said i'm going to wait for the grand jury to finish up before i say anything. he really didn't say enough. but this has been a rather lengthy time he has been inside of this courthouse. he walked in about six hours ago. so

alexander greener announcing she has resigned from her post and is speaking out against district attorney brooke jenkins. she says she's stepping down after being demoted for political reasons. adding that days after firing 15 attorneys, jenkins took her off cases she had spent spent months working on, without without explanation. greener says we can't trust jenkins to do what's right, not of it comes comes at the expense of her political power which we now know is funded quite generously by conservative interest groups. groups. this week jenkins came under fire when it was revealed she was paid more than $100,000 for consulting work with a nonprofit with ties to a certain certain recall campaign. jenkins jenkins is that organization, neighbors for a better san francisco has an obviously arm that supported the recall and her work was with their nonprofit organizations. he asked jenkins about the payments payments she received. >> right now i would rather stick to the subject at hand, i'm here to honor a mother who just buried her child and they will be a time for those questions but right now th