brooke's unexpected journey into parenthood actually started last fall.the same time texas was about to enforce what was then the most restrictive abortion ban in the country. >> i found out about the law on twitter. i mean, i think that i'm in the middle. i don't -- i don't want to persuade people. and everybody's opinion is different. >> reporter: texas senate bill 8 banned abortions after the sixth week of pregnancy. >> it's not that i didn't want kids. i didn't want kids at 18. i wanted to wait until 25, 27, something like that. i was actually on birth control. it was really heartbreaking. i really tried to not get pregnant. i felt like it -- it was going to ruin everything. >> reporter: she'd been seeing her boyfriend only a few months. billy was finishing high school. standout student and skateboarder. >> me and billy met at the skate park. we ended up texting each other on instagram and just kind of went on from there. we went to the mall and eventually he asked me to be his girlfriend. he was really responsible. and most boys his age aren't that w

today a big announcement from brooke jenkins. she is revoking dozens of potential plea deals involving drug dealers. these were deals made by her predecessor, the d.a. who was recalled in june. now as part of the crackdown jenkins revoked more than 30 plea offers put forward during the administration. she is also putting in a new policy in place that will no longer allow drug dealers with more than five grams of fentanyl to be referred to san francisco's community justice court. a program that's meant to help drug users get help with their addiction. for some context here two milligrams of fentanyl is enough to kill someone. the d.a.'s office will reinstate enhancements for people caught dealing drugs within a thousand feet of schools. and in some extreme cases her office will push to keep suspected dealers in jail ahead of their trial. >> we cannot stand by while these neighborhoods continue to suffer with violence and drug dealings happening openly on their streets. the change that i am placing today is what is necessary to bri

threat is moving now >>> the deadly encounter captured on camera atlanta police shooting rashard brooks after he grabbed a taser and tried to fire it at an officer. what a special prosecutor announced today. >>> the verdict in the trial of two men accused of plotting to kidnap michigan's governor the urgent state department alert, why americans still in ukraine are being told to get out now >>> the explosive claim from a twitter whistle-blower about the security of your data on the site the new warning among cancer among firefighters, is the equipment meant to protect them potentially putting them at risk >>> and the organic oasis for kids in a food desert. inspiring america. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone the national archives is offering new insight this evening into the nature of classified documents that triggered cascading alarm bells since at least the start of the year over materials held by former president trump. today the archives posting a letter sent to trump lawyers earlier this year after the ex-president turned over 70

you're parked in the drive through right now. >> reporter: after discovering brooks asleep behind the wheel in a wendy's parking lot, authorities say the 27-year-old who was drunk and high suddenly began fighting with officers and posed a threat as he ran following days of demonstrations and after the wendy's was destroyed, the former d.a. announced several charges against the officers including a count of murder against brosnan before the special prosecutor took over. >> you can't catch a drunk guy on drugs running down metropolitan avenue, you have to shoot him in the back? a jury should decide this case. that's the bottom line >> reporter: tonight both officers remain on administrative duty, cleared of wrongdoing in the eyes of the law miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> in michigan today, two men were found guilty in a plot to kidnap the governor. it was their second trial after their first ended with a deadlocked jury. the case shining a light on rising extremism in the u.s we get more from andrea mitchell. >> reporter: in a surprising turn, the two men barry crofton and adam fox were

the officer then shot brooks twice killing him. the special prosecutor says the officers acted within the law and were justified in their use of force. but attorneys for the brooks family say that they are disappointed. >> we're heartbroken. confused. he should not be dead. i spoke to his wife today. his wife and she was in tears. she could barely talk to me. >> cnn's nick valencia has more from laensatlanta and a warning some of the video is it is did ushing to watch. >> reporter: just over two years ago are arashard brooks died afn office shot and killed him. and you can see there is not much left of the wendy's, it was burned down shortly after the incident and all that is left is an empty parking lot. but it is from this sight that 13esh8 p special prosecutors could get a true and complete review of the incident bringing them to the conclusion that the charges should be dismissed. and that the officers were justified in their use of force. the special prosecutor was appointed by the attorney general here in the state of georgia

brooke jenkins was paid at least $100,000 to help recall her predecessor chase a booty. 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. questions tonight about whether brooke jenkins should have been more transparent about these earnings before she was appointed. hello again, everyone . i'm heather holmes alex savage . jenkins earned that money while she said she was a volunteer spokesperson on the recall campaign new tonight. ktvu sam burly, joining us live from the newsroom after speaking with people on both sides of this issue, amber alex, a political science professor tells me he's shocked that brooke jenkins did not disclose this information herself, he says this is about maintaining public trust. she sacrificed her career.

my heart continues to ache for the family of rayshard brooks.bsence will forever be felt by our community. this matter was referred to the special prosecutor. i respect the role the special prosecutor played in this case. as mayor, i remain committed to building the bonds of trust between our residents and public safety personnel who serve us. the special prosecutor did say that he was in touch with multiple law enforcement agencies including the atlanta police department ahead of his announcement anticipating that there could be some reaction on the streets. we saw some demonstrations in june 2020 after rayshard brooks was killed. some of those demonstrations turned violent which was also talked about here today at this press conference. here's what the atlanta police department had to say about potential demonstrations. >> we have faith in the criminal justice suspect and we respect the special prosecutor's decision in this case. officer garrett wolf and denver brosnan are still employed, and both will undergo georgia post recertification and

attorneys for rayshard brooks and any attorney of rayshard brooks's family said that it is wrong because they use lethal force when brooks was running away. do they have a point? >> amanda, everyone in america knows i have a point. and we've been talking about the sense -- when we black and white blue in america? was in 2016? we've been having conversations ever since then? that's almost seven years. of course they have a point. the point is that, unfortunately, in this country, and today they nature. no matter your skin color. no matter your race, creed, for social economic status. if you're having an encounter with the police. it's probably not gonna turn out well. in today's the day and age. i'll be the first to tell you, i think that's gonna share this on an hour tonight. but me, myself, to be to roberts. almost got killed on a traffic stop about the weeks ago. four weeks ago in california. that is another story for another day gone but at the end of the day, we all have to do something about this broken system. it is inherently dangerous for all of us. >> went about this, one man, l

brooke. >> brooke: hey, that's right, guys, attorney general merrick garland finally breaking his silence public statement from the justice department revealing he, personally, signed off on the push to raid former president trump's mar-a-lago home. watch this. >> i, personally, approved the decision to seek a search warrant in this matter. the department does not take such decision lightly. where possible, it is standard practice to seek less intrusive means as an alternative to a search. >> brooke: the attorney general also revealing his motion to make the search warrant public. >> the department filed a motion to make public the warrant and receipt, in light of the former president's confirmation of the search, the surrounding circumstances and the substantial public interest in this matter. >> brooke: and trump is on board writing on truth social quote not only will i not oppose the release of the documents related to the unamerican, unwarranted and unnecessary raid, i am going a step further by encouraging the immediate release of those documents. late last night, the washington post

there are a couple of people challenging brooke jenkins.d fire commissioner. current civil rights attorney long history in san francisco politics little more moderate than another challenger, which is john hamasaki public defender have been very critical of police critical even of the district attorney's office. what do you make of the overall sort of outlook of the race when you look at those three candidates and it's a rancorous election, so it's going to be an interesting case, right. it's a very short condensed cycle. it's a one year term and then you run again, presumably if you win a candidate who position themselves on the left of canada on the right in canada the middle, and the question is do voters polarized as they often do in francisco and say the person in the middle is not defined as well? and so i prefer the person who i know exactly where they stand, or will they say. i actually don't love the extremes. i want somebody who can be more balanced and we've seen either scenario play out in san francisco politics, either. where w

. >>> murder charges dropped against two police officers accused of killing rayshard brooks in atlanta. why the officers have been cleared tonight. >>> the abc news countdown to the midterms tonight. and primary day in new york and florida. in new york, two veteran members of congress turning on each other, now competing to represent the same district. jerry nadler and carolyn maloney. and what about the third candidate in this race? and in florida tonight, voters deciding who will take on november.ron desantis in - rachel scott standing by to break it all down. >>> the hudz of house speaker nancy pelosi pleading guilty to dui after his crash in california. tonight, the sentence. >>> two major recalls from two separate automakers tonight involving suvs and a potential fire risk. urging owners to park their vehicles away from their homes. >>> and america strong tonight. why it clearly pays to live next door to a firefighter and a nurse. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. we have two major headlines tonight. the news coming in from ukraine what p

i-- i just, i don't-- >> brooke: so taylor kissed you. >> ridge: we kissed each other. >> brooke: ah. finn and steffy just found their way back to each other in monaco. and steffy's life is back on track and just, it was... i know it sounds stupid but it was the joy of it all and we just got caught up in it. >> brooke: yeah. so, you sealed it with a kiss. ♪♪

brooks donahue simpson.s and american political and military history. especially the american civil war and reconstruction. the author of several books, he's best known for the book, triumph of adversity, 1822 to 1865 and the reconstruction president. let's bring forward mr. brooks simpson so that he can share with us the legacy of ulysses s grant. [applause] >> good morning. thank you. i'd like to thank the national park service, and the grant monument association, especially frank scaturro for offering me this opportunity this morning. as many of you know, without french tireless efforts to preserve this edifice, we might not be here today. i thank him for those efforts. [applause] >> most people know of ulysses s grant primarily as the general who led the army of the united states to victory in the american civil war. that should be achievement enough for anyone. but there is more to grant than that. on this day, we may also reflect on grants efforts to realize the fruits of that victory and to recall a m

wolf then shot brooks twice in the back killing him.dropped. joining me is civil rights attorney and brooklyn, new york, prosecutor charl kulemin, also an msnbc legal analyst. your reaction to this decision? >> my reaction is in large part unsurprised but nonetheless very disappointed. i think this is another example of how police culture in america has gotten out of control and has been for a long time at the systemic level and i think this is also an example of why we need greater accountability for the system overall and cannot leave this to be a question for individual courts and juries. i understand that of late we've seen some level of accountability with respect to indictments and convictions, but in a case like this where it is clear to most people that the police perhaps escalated the situation more than they deescalated it, it is another example of why there has to be greater transparency in law enforcement and accountability in policing and why qualified immunity needs to go. >> the act of turning around and pointing the tase

you were at the scene where brooks was killed two years ago.ors say factored into the decision to not bring charges against the officers? >> that's right. good evening, alex. it was all about the video and the amount of sources and angles of the video, according to the special prosecutor. i want to get it out of the way because we're at the scene here where over two years ago ray shard brooks was shot and killed. so far, just 4 people there, but they said after this total and complete review provided by the multiple angles and sources did they come to the conclusion the charges against the two officers involved in brooks' death should be dismissed. he went on to say the use of force was reasonable and justified and no crimes were committed. he did say and underscore it took hiem during his presentation to underscore the fact under georgia law, a taser is considered a deadly weapon. and that's important because in the video of the incident, we see brooks during his scuffle with police take away and seize a taser from one of the officers and then

brooks, donahue simpson. he is an american historian where he specializes in american political and military history, especially the american civil war and reconstruction. the author of several books is best known for the book releases grant? triumph over adversity 1822 to 1865 and the reconstruction president. let's bring forward mr. brooks simpson so he can share with us the legacy of ulysses s grant. good morning. thank you. i would like to thank the national park service and the grant monument association. especially frank's guitaro for offering me this opportunity this morning. as many of you know without frank's tireless efforts to preserve this edifice. we might not be here today. i thank him for those efforts. most people know if ulysses s grant primarily has the general who had the armies of the united states to victory in the american civil war. that should be achievement enough. for anyone yet there is more to grant than that. on this day we might also reflect on grant's efforts to realize the frui

joining me today is dagen mcdowell, brooke goldstein, kennedy and david webb. in what led to that aggressive unprecedented action taken by the fbi? we know former president trump seemed to be corporating with the feds regarding his presidential records. his team had already transferred 15 boxes earlier this year but the "wall street journal" reports things started to escalate earlier in the summer. what changed? "newsweek" claims there was someone inside mar-a-lago that told them exactly where they could find more documents. the magazine writing this, the raid in mar-a-lago was based largely from information from an fbi confidential human source, one who was able to identify what classified documents former president trump was still hiding and even the location of those documents, meanwhile, attorney general merrick garland is under growing pressure after the judge who approved the raid is refusing to let the d.o.j. stay silent. he's not giving the department until monday to answer requests to unseal the search warrant. that sounds like a call for transparency.

they say officer devin brosnan faced a quickly evolving situation when brooks lunged and grabbed one of their tasers during the arrest attempt, brooks was killed in june 2020 when officers found him sleeping in his car at a wendy's parking lot. body cam footage shows a struggle during which brooks grabbed an officer's taser and fired it toward them as he fled. an autopsy concluded that he was shot twice in the back. >> whether time now as we get a live look outside the top out 10 will pious and the fog has been nature's air-conditioning recently. it's been hot inland, but nice and comfortable to coast. yeah, the fog could be our friend. first chief meteorologist and friend of the lawrence karnow unfair. and we're going to see a lot of fog out there tonight. again, i think. >> drizzle maybe a little heavy drizzle out toward the coastline. so be prepared for that up toward the beaches. that fog already moving in now and places inland. not so much. and that's why the temperatures have been that huge contrast over this past month or so. you can see that fog and a locked in along the coas

. >> todd: brooke singman has the latest on the story, brooke. >> brooke: the justice department is refusinging a motion to keep the affidavit sealed. the former president is calling the department's bluff with this statement on truth social saying in the interest of transparency, i call for immediate release of the unredacted affidavit for this shocking break-in. the department is putting up red tape to cover up political motivation. >> the inventory list they gave is borderline worthless, it doesn't say where the do you wants were located, what was taken. there are different rules for donald trump than anyone else out there. >> brooke: trump claims his passports were seized during the raid. the fbi is not in possession of former president trump's passports, trump's spokesman shared a screen shot on twitter of e-mail sent to trump lawyers by doj's jay bratt saying we have learned that the filter agents seized three passports, two expired and one being his active diplomatic passport, we are returning them. congressman jim jordan chiming in and sharing this cryptic tweet, preserve your docume

brooks. what's it like? well, things have really calmed down significantly over the last several hours, the heavy machinery and the workers who were here have moved out as well as all of the police that were here earlier, dozens and dozens of them. since then, we've seen several protesters that have pushed down fences, remove the barricades and also vandalized parts of the park, and they are demanding and vowing that they will save people's park. for hours. tension was building all well. crews were cutting and trees were falling. mm mhm notice had been given people needed to leave people's park in berkeley. but not everyone listened. some even blocked heavy equipment from getting in. think that it's really unjust with the university is doing trying to build housing here, but at the cost of moving out all of these residents residents , berkeley plans to build more than 1000 housing units here. police moved in overnight to clear the park and close it off so work could start. but before midday backup was called

struggle caught on dashcam video, brooks grabbed a taser and fled. autopsy showed he was shot twice in the back. >>> classes begin in colorado amid a teacher's strike, and paul pelosi was sentenced. husband of house speaker nancy pelosi pleaded guilty to misdemeanor dui charge in california, sentenced to five ye days in jail and three years probation. he will serve one more day in court work program. state highway patrol released video of his arrest in may after he was involved in crash with another vehicle in san francisco. >>> negotiations to try to end the teachers' strike will continue today. walking picket lines since sunday. officials plan to start today with remote learning. teachers union says the issues include improvements to conditions inside schools and smaller classes. >> we will continue fighting until we have safe, properly maintained and fully resourced schools in every neighborhood. >> our buildings are safe. are there problems? there are problems, and we do know, we need everyone's help to help fix those. >> school board says the fi

. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, interim district attorney brooke jenkins taking more steps to try to crack down on drug use and dealing. the new harder approach she is taking to crime in the city. >>> plus, electric bikes left abandoned all over one bay area city. how they got there and what's being done about them. >>> and the consequences anils e mornings are our time, and i couldn't let stiff joints slow me down. so i started taking osteo bi-flex every day because it has joint shield... ...clinically shown to improve joint comfort within 7 days. osteo bi-flex - available at your local retailer and club. large out-of-state corporations have set osteo bi-flex - their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about califor

brooke singman has more.: we could see action from former president trump as early as today. doj officials are claiming releasing document would compromise criminal investigation and trump is seeking third-party special master to review the seized records. listen. >> coming soon, should be something publicly filed, whole united states will get to read this thing. fourth amendment requires particularity. this is not something we did a wink and nod from doj that we're supposed to trust them. >> and tennessee senator blackburn says americans are prepared to launch an investigation after the midterm. >> after november, we are hopeful we'll be able to be more aggressive, that is the job we have in front of us, asking christopher wray hard questions. >> brooke: protesters in massachusetts yesterday, organizers say the fbi have gone rogue accusing the bureau of being tethered by the doj. blaming chaos on the anti-trump agenda, watch. >> biden and garland had no strategy about taking unprecedented action, we better h

. >> todd: brooke singman has breaking news on this front, brooke. >> brooke: later this morning the justice department is expecteds to hold over a redacted copy of the caved for former president trump's mar-a-lago home. the doj argued against the release of the full document saying it could compromise the investigation. judge bruce reinhart ruled against keeping the affidavit fully sealed due to unprecedented search of the former president's home. s president biden is going on record denying prior knowledge of the raid. listen. >> mr. president, how much advance notice have of the fbi plan to search mar-a-lago? >> president biden: i had not one single bit, thank you. >> brooke: many are explaining how biden denials are untrue, watch this. >> merrick garland said the white house did not have advance notice, that is not true. jonathan suh has been working with the archives for three months. president biden had to make the determination as president whether to wave executive privilege for the former president. >> brooke: the justice department releasing newly unredacted 2019 memo detai

brooke jenkins was paid at least $100,000 to help recall her predecessor chase a booty. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. questions tonight about whether brooke jenkins should have been more transparent about these earnings before she was appointed. hello again, everyone . i'm heather holmes alex savage . jenkins earned that money while she said she was a volunteer spokesperson on the recall campaign new tonight. ktvu sam burly, joining us live from the newsroom after speaking with people on both sides of this issue, amber alex, a political science professor tells me he's shocked that brooke jenkins did not disclose this information herself, he says this is about maintaining public trust. she sacrificed her career. to fight. for people in this city. to fight for victims who needed a voice in this city more than a month ago when mayor london breed appointed brooke jenkins at san francisco'secuton the d. a s office, led by chaser boudin to volunteer as a spokesperson for the campaign to recall him, but a newly filed ethics record shows that she was paid more

janna and brooks. that shooter has not been caught so far. bart police say that they do have security camera footage showing the suspect and plan to release some of those images. later tonight, i talked with the victim's family and one friend who was on the train and explained what the shooter said, and did bart, police say when the train pulled into oakland's lake merritt station, an officer found the bart rider bleeding. he had been shot multiple times, just one stop earlier at the fruitvale station about 1 25 friday afternoon. hours later, outside highland hospital, family members were waiting as the young man went through surgery. his mom said. he just turned 21. friends say they were in a group of five on the train heading to san francisco when a man dressed in black and a woman got into the car at fruitvale. i don't know who he is, he had a ski mask on the victim's friend says they nodded at the stranger , and then he took out the gun out his gun. and he was just waving it around at us, the woman says inside the train, her friend was ly

. >> carley: some are not buying what the senator is selling, brooke singman, good morning. >> brookerepublicans to trust him that this bill will not lead to more inflation, but that is what happened when the american rescue bill was passed last november. >> you said the covid relief bill would not cause inflation, most believe that spending did spark the sky-rocketing inflation. why should they trust you now? >> i make sure i did not make that mistake again. >> brooke: barrasso says this is before the midterm in november, watch. >> what manchin and democrats are proposing are two cardinal sins you don't want to do, raise taxes in m middle of recession and do massive government spending. they have 725-page bill, over billion dollars a page. >> brooke: the biden administration is being accused of trying to fool americans on the state of the economy. heritage action of america writing no matter how the biden administration attempts to redefine the term recession. saying inflation is concerning and spreading across the economy. >> carley: thank you so much, after joe manchin gave the gre

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it's a bit of a reminder for myself not to neglect my dad. >> brooke: what?im, and he said he was busy dealing with something. >> sheila: hey, roomie. >> deacon: can we not? we are not roomies. >> sheila: what would you rather i say? live-in lover? >> deacon: i'm letting you crash hean

brooke, good morning. >> brooke: carley, todd, good morning.ation to kiawah island comes just two days after the fbi raided former president trump's mar-a-lago residence in florida. critics of the unannounced search are pointing out what they call a double standard given that hunter biden himself is the subject of a federal investigation into his finances and foreign business dealings. and the owner of the delaware repair shop who blew the whistle on hunter's intimate laptop has no doubt that the fbi is partial to the first family. listen. >> it's a blatant double standard. my family and i have witnessed the bias in the fbi as far as going back to october of 2019 when they refused to touch the hunter biden laptop with a 10-foot pole. >> brooke: meanwhile trump's legal team expected to seek a court order to force the fbi and doj to turn over a physical copy of the search warrant with a list of what was taken from the mar-a-lago property. trump attorney lindsey halligan watched it all go down from afar as lawyers were being forbidden from being i

. >> todd: brooke singman has our top story, brooke. >> brooke: we are just hours away from unsealing the affidavit on the search warrant of president trump's mar-a-lago home. the judge approved the search warrant for the raid. the department of justice says it would compromise criminal investigation into trump, but the former president is calling the department's bluff saying the department is putting up red tape to hide politically motivated search and the trump family is confident the document will prove the former president had nothing to hide. >> my father-in law wants it release said. >> brooke: former president says it will use it to his advantage should he make the announcement about a 2024 white house bid. perceived political persecution of mr. trump could help him to a second term and he would be more unrestrained as the 47th president than he was as the 45th. the attorney general could raid homes of president biden, former president obama. two high level u.s. officials claim "agents went into trump's residence on pretext they were seeking all government document, but true t

david brooks, ruth marcus, always good to see you. thank you.icon of the desert, the saguaro cactus, is being threatened by drought conditions and rising temperatures. our reporter stephanie sy ventured into the sonoran desert to see what those trends mean for ecosystems across the southwest. stephanie: on the edge of saguaro national park in tucson, arizona, maria francisco and tanisha tucker uphold a sacred tradition of the tohono o'odham tribe, harvesting fruit from the majestic saguaro, the largest cactus in the u.s, using an old saguaro rib as a gathering tool. they have only a few weeks each summer to do the picking before southern arizona's monsoon season spoils the fruit. >> the fruit that we cook and turn into syrup becomes wine. and that wine is then used for rain ceremonies. stephanie: the sacred tradition has remained the same, but the saguaros themselves are changing. for francisco, the first sign of this is the late ripening of the fruit. >> when i used to come out here with my aunt stella, i would be out here like mid-may and she'

an officer then shot brooks in the back two times. officer, garrett rolfe, can then be heard on a bodycam video saying, “i got him.” the president of the naacp in georgia is criticizing the decision to drop charges saying there is no statute of limitations on a murder case, and there will be no statute of limitations on our efforts to ensure there is justice for rayshard brooks." in more news about police violence, the justice department has launched a federal civil rights probe into three officers in arkansas who were filmed on saturday brutally beating 27-year-old randal worcester as they pressed him face-first into the pavement. the three officers involved have been suspended. the u.s. has announce it has carried out airstrikes in eastern syria tuesday. central command said the strikes targeted areas feel even with the islamic guard corps. iran's foreign ministry condemned the u.s. strike as a violation by the u.s. army of the people and infrastructures of syria. in malaysia, the former prime minister will serve 12 years in prison

prosecutor has decided not to press charges against officers involved in the shooting of rayshon brooks he grabbed an officer's taser while resisting arrest miguel almaguer reports. >> reporter: the two officers who wrestled with rayshard broorks including the one who fired the fatal shots as he ran away will not face criminal charges after the 2020 death that sparked nationwide protests >> officers had no way of knowing or anticipating that within seconds of this encounter, both would be attacked by brooks >> reporter: atlanta's special prosecutor announcing officers garrett rolfe and devin brosnan committed no crimes and that deadly force was reasonable. >> both acted as reasonable officer would under the facts and circumstances of the events that night they were justified in the use of force regarding the situation. >> you're parked in the drive through right now. >> reporter: after discovering brooks asleep behind the wheel in a wendy's parking lot, authorities say the 27-year-old, who was drunk and high, suddenly began fighting with officer and posed a threat as he ran following da

and brook mentioned teachers are overwhelmed.rence: yeah. >> there's so much pressure on teachers to catch up with curriculum, they are feeling some times fearful in the classroom when you look at situations like uvalde they're feeling disrespected. there are stories all over the country of teachers who have had verbal abuse, physical abuse from students, from parents. so cools sadly is in our country is no longer looked at as -- a safe place for children and teachers to go and learn and be together. lawrence: christina is it the general consensus that all of the students are behind right now and that is the biggest problem facing -- you teachers? >> well, yes and no. i do think that when they came back from the pandemic, my particular state came back very quickly we came back in the beginning of august 2020. where all of country was still out. now we came back in -- a staggered formation half of my kids didn't know other half of the kids until october when think all came back. and yes last two years we're definite challenging be

>> brooke: look! look at what you've done. >> taylor: oh. really? i-- i did this? i'm the bad guy. this, right? >> brooke: yes, you started it and you laughed at me. >> hope: it is always logan versus forrester with you. >> steffy: because that's how it always ends up. >> hope: but it doesn't have to. >> steffy: talk to your mom. she's the one who started the feud. >> hope: okay. all right. you know, if you wanna keep living in the past, then fine, that's your call. but, i'm not going to sit by and let douglas become a victim of this endless feud between our families. ♪♪

singman with the latest on the raid. >> brooke: former president trump is railing against the raid on his margsz home calling out a part can plot to prevent a 2024 run. he says it is prosecutorial misconduct and the weaponization of the justice system based on recent pollss. i spoke to sources who say the raid is related to potential mishandling of classified documents when he left office of january 2021. narc archive retrieved boxes this year what it believed to be presidential records that must be be properly preserved. eric trump argues his father is being unfairly targeted. >> my father has been working with them for months. they sent between the cars and 30 agents this is more political prosecution of donald j. trump. >> brooke: fbi agentss looked in every safe without going through the documents on the property and were not judicious about what they took. trump was in -- no need for. watch. >> there was no reason not to issue a subpoena, returnable tomorrow so there is no claim that trump could have destroyed anything, this should have been a subpoena, not a search warrant. if i

brooke is very capable attorney. she's got her finger on the pulse of what san franciscans are demanding from the criminal justice system. now i think people are asking well. you are just the attorney. are there other things you're not telling? us professor says he expects mayor breed to make a statement about this revelation, he says the question is, when did the mayor know that jenkins worked as a paid consultant and volunteered as a spokesperson for the recall campaign at the same time? amberleigh ktvu fox two news. we're learning. john hamasaki is planning to run for district attorney of san francisco in the fall special electiononicle, the criminal defense attorney te . the decision comes after chasing modena announced last week that he would not seek re election. the fbi has added a truck 18 to its missing persons list. this is the new fbi missing persons poster for 16 year old kylie rodney chose three photos of her, including a surveillance image in which she is wearing a black tank top that was taken just hou

. >> griff: brooke singman has details. >> brooke: after the raid on mar-a-lago trump says it has beenthe fbi and famous raid of mar-a-lago took attorney-client material they knowingly should not have taken. i want the documents returned from the location they were taken. sources familiar with the investigation telling me those privileged recall its were seized during the fbi raid. trump called outer the fbi tainted past saying the fbi has history of being corrupt, in the modern era nothing has changed except it has gotten far worse. department of homeland security and fbi sharing information from a bulletin the agency sent to employees warning of threats against law enforcement including a dirty bomb in front of fbi headquarters. trump allies are suggesting ulterrior motive ahead of president biden's meeting with chinese president later this year. >> that is all a distraction to keep the american people from focusing on evidence in plain sight that the doj should be pursuing right now. >> despite the buzz surrounding the raid, defending integrity, karine jean-pierre claims president b

. >> todd: brooke singman has the latest.lucas: former president trump and his legal team filed motion for independent review of records seized by the fbi during the unprecedented raid of mar-a-lago. we are demanding that the doj be forced to turn over real without plans inventory of my property. demand all items taken from my home be returned. any other review of the records would be unconstitutional. >> we need impartial, not republican, not democrat, impartial special master to look at what was seized, give back to the former president what is rightfully his, things clearly declassified. >> new report showing trump has 30very classified papers seized. august 8 search warrant was authorized by federal court upon finding of probable cause. trump's legal team pointing to different motive state president donald j. trump is the front runner in the 2024 election and this involved political calculation aimed at diminishing the former voice of president trump. the raid coming to light. watch. >> biden white house at ignition point