now the first time amendment brooke was. not too long ago, and it was just across the street as we gather on another historic day in san francisco. historic for the nation. we gather with mayor braid and other group of officials at the time on the front steps of city hall to celebrate the passage in the senate. of the respect for marriage act. which finally cut ified. absolutely. which finally caught ified into federal law. protections for same sex and enter racial marriages in the united states. it was a fitting introduction. meeting brooke at an event marking a historic victory. to overcome injustice in america. and so when brooke first extended the invitation for me to join her today, of course that was honored and humbled to play a role. in this chapter of san francisco's history. i'm also excited because brooke and i share a common bond. this past november. thanks a lot of you. i was proud to become the first latino elected to represent california in the united states senate. and we all know that, among other first we c

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. harea to live with his grandma, hand help take care of her,the and so i was like, oh, well, he's obviously, like, 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 crap, now i'm in the middle of, you know, nowhere, like i did

and i must also thank the brookings institution for hosting today's program. and for all of the work that you have done to make this incredible event possible. dr. perry's leadership and pioneering research made tangible what so many families experience when their homes are devalued. as the low-ball documentary shows, the erasure of a families' essence in the place that is their refuge is an attack on their dignity. his research also demonstrates how appraisal bias is not a bug of the system but rather a feature. a feature that requires systemic rofrm to re -- reform to repair. i'd also like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the senior council, maureen. maureen, would you please stand? [applause] lisa talk about a truth teller. i want to thank maureen for her leadership in this ground groundbreaking study, in collaboration with the dane and christensen law firms. the groundbreaking report is the most comprehensive review of bias in the appraisal industry to date. and it presents a road map for congress, regulators, advocates and the industry to address t

brooke singman joins us. >> brooke: a dozen classified documents have been found in mike pence's homeed denials. listen to this. >> did you take classified documents with you from the white house? >> i did not. >> attorneys on my staff went through all documents to ensure any documents that needed to be turned over to the national archives, including classified documents were turned over. >> brooke: pence's team says the two boxes were immediately turned over to the department. lawmakers aren't happy. >> seems like everybody that is in the white house needs to check their closet and corvettes and things like that and see where classified documents are. no idea how people end up with classified documents. >> it is embarrassing, i can understand maybe a president, so many staff and things get misplaced, i can't understand a vice president or senator. >> brooke: he is an innocent man and never did anything dishonest in his life, leave him alone, says the former president. he told me, my case shouldn't be a case, no obstruct knowio, it was opposite of obstruction, there are two sets of ju

i am andre perry, senior fellow at the brookings institution. it is my pleasure to welcome you to this event examining racial bias in home appraisals. today, we will explore prevalent aspects of housing determination -- discrimination that has been overlooked until this moment in which we find ourselves. in 2018 when brookings published the devaluation of assets in black neighborhoods authored by jonathan rothwell, david harshbarger, and me, we knew we made a significant contribution to policy research. we showed that homes in black majority neighborhoods in metro areas across the country were priced 23%, $48,000 lower than they mostly white counterparts. that amounts to $156 billion in lost equity. to that point, housing devaluation was mostly an issue black homeowners talked about and suffered with privately. suddenly, black families possessed the evidence for what they have known for generations. they are lowballed. to put $156 billion in perspective, that could have started more than 4 million black-owned businesses based on the average amou

david harshbarger, a brookings and me. we knew we made a significant contribution to policy research. we showed that homes in black mamba -- majority areas across the country were priced at 23% or $48,000 lower than their white counterparts. that 23% amounts to $156 billion in lost equity. to that point in time, housing devaluation was mostly an issue that black homeowners talked about and suffered with privately. suddenly black failing malaise possessed empirical evidence for what they have known for generations. they are lowball. to put 156 billion perspective, that amounts in 2018 could've started more than 4 million black-owned businesses based on the average amount people used to start. it could've paid for more than eight million four-year degrees based upon the average cost of a public university. 156 billion could've replaced the pipes in flint michigan we thousand times over, covered nearly all of katrina damage and doubled the economic burden of the opioid crisis. 156 billion is a big number. and the years to fol

brooke singman is here with the latest. >> brooke: that is right, the bills tweeting damar hamlin suffering cardiac arrest following a hit in our game versus the bengals. he was trans ferred to uc medical center, he is sedated and listed in critical condition.

over alleged rape of medicine brooks.rom washington an unidentified 17-year-old charged with third-degree rape. washington's bond was set at $150,000. the other two men ages 28 and 18 charged with principle to the third degree rape. they cannot post about it on social media and placed on home confinement. according to the police, they had been drinking and left with the men in a car, two who allegedly raped and dropped her off in subdivision and she was struck by another car. the toxicology report showed a blood-alcohol level of .319, almost four times the legal limit. the charges say she could not have been able to consent. an attorney for two of the suspects are grueling brooks was drug but nonconsenting. "absolutely that was not the case." brooks and the suspect lessing at reggie's bar near campus. lsu's president called what happened evil and promising to crack down on bars, "our action plan starts with a deep and relentless focus of any establishment that profits off of our students by providing alcohol to underage i

"pretty baby: brooke shields."childhood in the public eye and the way society objectifies women and girls. take a look. >> right here, brooke. >> reporter: overnight, the actress and model brooke shields back on the red carpet at the sundance film festival. >> i would like people to be able to find their story within this story. >> reporter: shields is the documentary from hulu "pretty baby: brooke shields," which takes a look at her rise to fame and life in the public eye. produced by abc news studios with george stephanopoulos and ali wentworth's production company bed by 8 drawing the name from the controversial 1978 film that made shields a household name. >> don't we get a look before we buy? >> reporter: it stars the then 12-year-old as a sex worker in 1917's new orleans. shields hoping this documentary will shift the conversation to the sexualization of young girls. >> i know what to do. leave me alone. >> don't act like you know it all. you won't even get a tip that way. >> reporter: shields opening up for

brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: that is right.e a look at the detailed breakdown of the release. according to ice, 515 had prior criminal convictions and 641 of them were facing active criminal charges. deportation officers were told to stop making arrests and clear space for the impact expected when title 42 was supposed to end. officials had to make room for the worst violators while simultaneously releasing criminals. ashley hinson says the real threat of the southern border is being overlooked. >> cut off the cartels from being able to function, they are criminal enterprise. more than 250,000 illegal immigrant encounters in december alone. since october, 38 people have been apprehended at the southern border, the threat is cartel and people who have made their way across the southern border. >> brooke: dan crenshaw is sounding the alarm cartels pose as big threat to the u.s. as isis. it is time we directly target them and ruling out putting them at war with cartel authorizing military force against them. we cannot allow cartel

brooks resigned his seat. he returned to the south carolina, he was overwhelmingly reelected by his constituents. sumner did not return to the senate for two and a half years. we're covering both from the physical violence but also from, what we would now called, ptsd. although that term was not used or understood at the time. violence and threats of violence continued right up to the run up to the civil war. the most favorite spot of these episodes certainly the most widespread of them, occurred in 1857. the issue before congress was a decision before president james buchanan, a democrat from pennsylvania. a sympathizer with the south, to present to congress a constitution that had been approved by slaveholders in kansas requesting that kansas join the union as a slave state. the backdrop to this because that in 1854 congress that enacted a law called cambra's act which repeal the missouri compromise. it had said that slavery would be possible in the kansas and nebraska territory three concept called popular

rebekah brooks is a loathsome toad . i brooks is a loathsome toad.the language in both cases appalling. and i agree with ashleigh , language has no place. ashleigh, language has no place. yeah, but nonetheless, i mean, how to but absolutely in cases but it's not as dangerous it's like the time was priti patel the abuse she got you know so that to me is a factor in lots of female stepping down from politics. and so i think that again, no one speaks up when the sex abuse is against priti patel or about or against. so i would rather them because they're on the rise. they do know i normally wouldn't judge the breaking of new year's resolution, they resolution, but the greens, they said once said extinction rebellion once again, despite swearing again, carnage despite swearing off disruptive protest in 2023. and got me fired up and it's got me all fired up their target levelling up their latest target levelling up secretary michael gove who's offices were splattered with black by a bunch of jaundiced ghosts response to him green lighting a cumbrian coal m

brooks: well, apparently not. certainly, there have been a lot of demonstrations to make it very car to the south korean political leadership and to the body politic that the united stes is present. bruce: there's always concern by south korea as to whether we will actually live up to our agreents, and that has grown during the last five years, once they demonstrated icbm capability in 2017. we often hear that will we trade san francisco for seoul? nick: bruce klingner is the senior research fellow at the heritage foundation and a former cia deputy division chief for korea. he says the concern is born not only from north kore threats. mr. trump: at some point into the future, i would like to save the money. nick: at one point, former president trump hinted he would remove u.s. troops from south korea if seoul didn't contribute enough to their costs. bruce: so, there's that concern that president trump or perhaps another candidate like president trump might carry through on that threat, or even it's just raising mo

her kidneys and heart to predict medicine brooks will be laid to rest on friday, jon.dria haw from washington, thank you. next we look at how snap at displaying a factor in the fentanyl crisis. could drug dealers be targeting teens through social media? you are watching the fox report. . so, i use my freedom unlimited card. earning on my favorite soup. aaaaaah. got it. earn big with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. some people have minor joint pain plus stomach problems. they may not be able to take just anything for pain. that's why doctors recommend tylenol®. it won't irritate your stomach the way aleve® or even advil® or motrin® can. for trusted relief, trust tylenol®. (vo) businesses nationwide are switching to verizon business internet. (woman) it's a perfect fit for my small business. and i take fit seriously. (vo) verizon has business internet solutions nationwide. (man) for our not so small business too. (woman) they've got plans and speeds to suit our needs now. and we can keep growing without outgrowing our inter

that is what enraged preston brooks. you would think, we would hope that the brooks caning of sumner would have triggered a reevaluation of the concept of congressional violence. it did not work out that way. brooks resigned his seat, return to south carolina and was overwhelmingly reelected by his constituents. sumner did not return to the senate for two and a half years, recovering both from the physical violence but also from what we would now call ptsd, although that concept was not in use at the time. violence and threats of violence continued in the run up to the civil war. the most famous of these episodes, certainly the most widespread of them, occurred in 1857. the issue before congress was a decision by president james buchanan who was a northerner, a democrat from pennsylvania, but a sympathizer with the south to present to congress a constitution which had been approved by slaveholders through she cannery. it's been approved by slaveholders in kansas requesting that kansas join a union as a slave state. the b

it's interesting because rebekah brooks, so she's the head of news uk, which looks after the sun and the uk. rebekah�*s worked for the news of the world and the sun in the past as editor, and she's essentially been a shadow in his life, kind of throughout his, you know, him growing up. it's been the spectre that's followed him around everywhere. and he has to, you know, give back sometimes what he's been given. in what sense? what do you mean by that? well, so he argues in his book that he that the prince charles and camilla's office kind of colluded with the sun to put bad stories about him in the press. and, you know, and notjust bad, but also incorrect stories. and he felt as though he wasn't really given a kind of right to reply. we, of course, did approach the sun and news. but one american website reported earlier this week the rebekah brooks will be taking on the top job in the murdoch media empire in charge of both news corp and fox corp companies. once the deal to merge them is complete. and we should say that the reports have definitely not been substantiated, but would tha

brooke singman has the latest on this, brooke. >> that is right, carley. detailed breakdown. according to i.c.e and 641 facing criminal charges. we are learning deportation officers were actually told to stop making arrests and clear space for the impact that was expected when title 42 was supposed to end up back. officials had to make room for some of the worst border violators while simultaneously releasing criminals. arizona congresswoman ashley hinson said the real threat at the southern border is being overlooked from a listen. >> what we need to do is cut off these cartels from being able to function. they are criminal enterprise and we have a lot of threats at the southern border. 250,000 illegal immigrant encounters in the month of december alone. since october the terror watch list have been apprehended at the border but the real threats are the cartels and the people we don't know about who have made their way across the southern border. >> texas governor dan crenshaw sounding the alarm imposing a big threat to the u.s. as isis. it is time we dir

but one american website reported earlier this week the rebekah brooks will be taking on the top joblete. and we should say that the reports have definitely not been substantiated, but would that be a surprising appointment? i mean, does she seem does it seem likely to you? i�*m not so sure. well, there�*s a couple of things. one, nobody else has followed up that report and confirmed it. and two, you know, the plot line of succession would dictate that it would probably be a murdoch that would that would run those two companies. that said, it would be a very interesting appointment. rebekah stayed very loyal to rupert murdoch throughout the years, and he�*s rewarded her handsomely and so, were she to get the top job, perhaps that wouldn�*t be so much of a surprise. he certainly looked after her through the phone hacking scandal. 0k. and the sun faced fresh accusations in october of last year that phone hacking took place at the newspaper, something they�*ve always, denied and including when rebekah brooks was editor. what�*s your sense of that? so that would be significant because wh

district attorney, diana beckten here and state senator from another county and our district attorney brook jenkins and other representives from our local to our state to our many of our officials from all over the bay area region. why are we here today? we are here because we understand we just celebrated the 50th anniversary of roe v wade last year, the rights of women to choose how they take care of their health by not granting access to abortion in places all over the united states is absolutely a direct threat against women's health, period. [applause] so, we are here because kimberley ellis, the director of the commission on the status of women came to me and to other women throughout the bay area to talk about how are we going to respond. as places like texas deny women the right to get an abortion and to take care of their health and to make decisions about their bodies, what happens when those women need help? they come to places like california. what is going to be our response not just in san francisco, but what's going to be our response in california? last year women came toget

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. >> three of the four charged in the madison brooks case had bonded out of prison. that was short-lived for 18-year-old washington was arrested again the very next day but according to documents obtained by the new orleans advocate washington faces a separate rape charge stemming from an attack on a 12 runkle reported back in 2020. as you'd mentioned he would've just been 15 at the time for us only after washington was arrested in the high-profile madison brooks case didn't witness a 2020 assault come forward. washington in an unnamed 17 or been charged with third-degree rape of brooks 19-year-old lsu software who died days later for two other and 27-year-old everett lee 18-year-old carver have in charge of being present taking part. surveillance footage obtained appears to show brooks trying to catch up with the men after leaving a popular college bar in baton rouge two weeks ago. police sent washington the 17-year-old rape to heavily intoxicated brooks in the back of a vehicle before the dropped her off at arena location she was in italy struck by a separate vehic

and british teenager mia brookes claimed herfirst world cup slopestyle podium in switzerland.n top spot for the final and won silver after a second run score of 79.91. brookes was too young to compete at world cup competitions last season and missed out on the beijing winter 0lympics due to her age.

brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: the presidents began discussion on how to handle the border crisis with the white house in a joint statement, saying the two presidents will address irregular migration, the type of migration many el paso residents were angry president biden didn't see at the short stop this weekend. >> it is a slap in the face, we are in the midst of crisis, we see it everyday. biden was not coming to see reality of the border, he was coming to see sanitized anden clooed el paso. shame on our administration and shame on escobar and shame on the mayor for allowing this to upon ha. what was the price they promised them to clean this up and make them look good? >> brooke: our fox news cameras in eagle pass captured groups of 100 migrants being processed by border patrol, should crossing barbed wire and over shipping containers. derek maltz, joined the show last hour, listen. >> without a secure border, mexican cartels continue to make billions. there is clear and present danger to united states national security. they are flooding america with poisonous fentanyl

. >> todd: brooke singman joins us. >> brooke: the house will vote today.essman kevin mccarthy finally securing the speaker's gavel surviving intense 15-round battle. to secure the votes, mccarthy agreed to some rules that may not be an easy sell, not increasing debt limps and not bringing bills to the floor until 72 hours have passed and the rules have some republicans torn. >> i like the rules package, it is most open, fair and fiscally conservative package in 40 years, i don't support a small number of people trying to get a deal done. i am on the fence about the rules package for that reason. >> i am voting against the rules package, billion dollar cut to defense, which is a horrible idea. >> look at the republicans, we want to balance the budget, we will have to make spending cutting. >> democracy is messy, we will come together. >> brooke: republicans have some details to sort out, we are seeing some reunification, mike rogers is apologizing for lunching toward matt gates, he says i have a long relationship with congressman gates, i regret i lost my t

. >> lsu sophomore at madison brooks is said to be laid to rest this week. more disturbing new details one of the suspects accused of raping brooks before her death and the unrelated car crash two weeks ago. eighteen year old suspect washington was accused of raping a 12 year old girl back in 2020 when he was only 15 years old. alexander hafez the very latest on this investigation. >> three of the fort may also charge in the rape of madison brooks had bonded out of prison washington was arrested again the very next day obtained by the advocates faces a separate rape charge who had been 15 at the time produce only after washington the witness to the 2020's outcome for port washington an unnamed 17 year old have been charged with third-degree rape of brooks ,-year-old lsu sophomore who died days later. two of them and men 27-year-old everett lee 18-year-old have been charged for being present but not taking part. surveillance footage obtained by wf ab shows a brooks try to catch up with the men after leaving a popular college bar and baton rouge two weeks ago.

rebekah brooks is a loathsome toad . i brooks is a loathsome toad.the language in both cases appalling. and i agree with ashleigh , language has no place. ashleigh, language has no place. yeah, but nonetheless, i mean, how to but absolutely in cases but it's not as dangerous it's like the time was priti patel the abuse she got you know so that to me is a factor in lots of female stepping down from politics. and so i think that again, no one speaks up when the sex abuse is against priti patel or about or against. so i would rather them because they're on the rise. they do know i normally wouldn't judge the breaking of new year's resolution, they resolution, but the greens, they said once said extinction rebellion once again, despite swearing again, carnage despite swearing off disruptive protest in 2023. and got me fired up and it's got me all fired up their target levelling up their latest target levelling up secretary michael gove who's offices were splattered with black by a bunch of jaundiced ghosts response to him green lighting a cumbrian coal m

alright, brooks jarocz live tonight there in half moon bay. brooks thank you. people outside of half moon bay, also remembering the victims oakland a p. i is coming together for a candlelight vigil tonight to honor the victims of the mass shooting in half moon bay and in southern california that will start six o'clock tonight at wilma jan park in oakland, l. a county authorities released stunning surveillance video showing a 26 year old man disarming the gunman in the monterey park, mass shooting, you can see, brandon say, charged the 72 year old gunman as he entered the lyly ballroom in the city of alhambra late saturday. just a few miles away. the shooter had already shot and killed 11 people at the star ballroom in neighboring monterey park. vice president kamala harris just arrived in los angeles. she is expected to meet with say, and with the victim's families in monterey park. the year is getting off to a somber start, and as news continues to unfold, it can take a toll on your mental health earlier on mornings until we spoke with a licensed therapist abo

(uplifting music) ♪ >> four suspects hit and killed madi brooks. video proving brooks was drunk but not to the point she was not able to consent. devastated loftsdz ones,including our next guest are remembering her as a kind soul. ashley owe deck joins us now ashley, so great to have you on. i'm so sorry it's under such terrible circumstances. i want to talk a little bit about what happened to her. before i do i want to know from you what she was like. >> so, in high school, i had the advantage of going with maddie, she was amazing. she really left me in this world with one thing, kindness and love it always the answer, no matter what. and i remember in high school it was really hard and i met her in the bathroom because she was just this gorgeous girl. she was so beautiful. and i remember walking up to her in the bathroom and i was like you are so beautiful and she was so nice to me. so welcoming normal people would be like thank you, that's all. madi was so nice. she would come get me from the student section and we would go dance with each other

alright brooks jarocz for us in selena's brooks. thank you. evacuation order has also been issued for communities along the path or a river in monterey county. it's expected to exceed flood stage today. several streets amparo are already flooded, including the main street bridge to watson ville. the monterey county sheriff's office says the evacuation order will be in effect until further notice. president biden has ordered an emergency declaration for the state of california 31 counties, including five right here in the bay area will now get assistance. from fema this morning. this was the scene in capitola, one of the areas hardest hit by the storms. and in the east bay congressman eric swalwell got an up close look at the damage in his district. early damage estimates just in alameda county are in the tens of millions of dollars. swalwell is lobbying for more federal help with an expensive recovery ahead. interviews greg lee live tonight with the story in castro valley, greg make this break between storms, giving lawmakers like congressman

. >> todd: brooke singman live with the latest. brooke. >> brooke: good morning, guys. just hours from now memphis police are expected to release body cam footage from the night of tyre nichols's death. this started january 27 when the 29 year old was pulled over on suspicion of wreckless driving. what we're about to play is reporting of the police scanner. >> we got one male black running. >> eyes on the subject? >> set up perimeter. >>-- running on foot. >> see what the address. >> he is fighting at this time. >> brooke: the nichols family has seen the footage and they say it shows the officers beating tyre nichols for three minutes. he died in the hospital three days evera the incident. the tape could trigger civil unrest with the police chief giving this warning. >> this is not just a professional failing, this is a failing of basic humanity toward another individual. this individual was heinous, wreckless and inhumane and in the vein of transparency, when the video is released, you will see for yourself. none of this is a calling card for inciting violence or destr

brooke singman has details. >> brooke: seven dead and one critically injured following a shooting in half moon bay. authorities arrested chunli zhao. chunli zhao turned himself in after he opened fire in two different locations. he traveled to a mushroom farm where he opened fire and went to a second location and shot and killed three others. the victims were likely chunli zhao's co-workers. he was a disgruntled employee at one of the locations he shot up. >> i would like to offer my heart-felt condolences to the families of the victims. this kind of shooting is horrific, a tragedy we hear far too often, but today it hit home in san francisco county. >> brooke: the shooting comes just days after 11 people were killed in monterey park. we are learning more about the 26-year-old hero who stepped in to take down this armed suspect. huu can tran. he is recounting the terrifying moment standing in the dance studio and saw a gunman enter the building. >> i turned around and saw an asian man holding a gun, something came over me, i realized i needed to take the weapon away from him or else

she's roaming free. >> brooke: how can bill have anything to do with sheila? liam, what's going on with him? how could your father stoop so low? ♪♪ [ sheila laughing ] >> bill: it's the one thing i can't take. people i love

in a moment, the attorney for madison brook's mother.stegall with the back story. >> it's been more than two weeks since 19-year-old college madison brooks or maddie was killed. she was out with friends on the night of january 15 in baton rouge. video obtained by news station wafb shows maddie leaving a local watering hole with four guys she reportedly met that were going to give her a ride home. investigators say instead, two of them raped her and the other two watched. police say the suspects then dropped the young woman off alongside a four-lane road in the dark where she was accidentally struck by a ride share driver and later died from her injuries. that person we're told is not facing charges. however, the four accused of sexually assaulting maddie have been charge with varying degrees of rape. lawyers say they claim to have a video that shows that she was not too intoxicated to give sexual consent. the latest detail comes as a family prepares to say good-bye. madison's heart, her obituary reads, was pure, her laugh infectious and

all of our people deserve.di give a round of applause for brooke. that was an amazing moment. wet can, we can. as governor i reached out to the excellent mayors and we build given my commitment and theirs and each and every county of their state. seems so simple and something so complex and choosing parcels of land and with the private sector with thee done development community and building villages and supporting with nurses and social workers and everyone else in hawaii that wants to come together to lend a hand, which i'll tell you is one heck of a lot of people. to show you that our administration will not wait one minute to take action, to help people, i'll authorize the release of the n $50 million of grants and aid before the end of this year. that the legislature has the wisdom r to release and these critical funds go to organizations all across our states like hawaii blood bank, hawaii food bank, the domestic violence action center. aloha medical mission, hawaii ahs, humane society, special olympics to name a few to pay for essential worke