brooks was floored.hat was going through my mind was that i can just see my parents dying and knowing that they would never be fully avenged. that they died, that this person took their life, and yet he's going to allow to continue living and at our expense. as brooks saw it, after all this time, all the suffering-- his parents', his, his sister's-- glen ake had plain cheated the executioner. that day, after sentencing, a shell-shocked brooks escaped into a hallway followed by sheriff's deputies escorting glen ake back to a prison cell. there they were, standing feet apart. brooks looked at ake and something in him snapped. he saw the deputy passing by, his revolver tantalizingly close. and in that moment, brooks douglass contemplated murder. he reached for the officer's weapon. well, you saw, at one point, him being led somewhere, and there was a deputy with a gun. just by chance, i walked out of one door of the courtroom and he came out in front of me. and it was actually cathy stocker that grabbed my

harold brooks: the tornado season depends on where you are in the country. in the plains, tornado season is typically over a relatively short period of time in the springtime. in the southeastern united states, tornadoes are more likely to occur at any time of the year. tornadoes actually can and do strike all over the country. tim marshall: tornadoes have been known to be in every state of the us. they have been in the highest of mountains, beaches, and offshore. harold brooks: over the last 50 years, what we've seen has been an increase in the number of tornadoes in what we think of as the mid-south. it looks like it's associated with physical changes in the atmosphere, but we don't have a real underlying reason of why that's occurred. reporter: a rare sight in the skies over japan. a powerful twister ripping across the eastern part of the nation. tornadoes occur worldwide. jeff piotrowski: europe has tornadoes. south america has tornadoes. australia, japan. trent okerson: but the united states has a unique combination of geographical features that can len

brooke singman is in milwaukee. >> brooke: tens of thousands welcomed former president trump, cheeringim on two days after he was nearly assassinated. he was joined on stage monday night by his v.p. pick j.d. vance. trump announcing on truth social saying j.d. will continue to fight for our constitution, stand with our troops and do everything he can to help me make america great again. advance spoke with sean hannity about his history with president trump. >> i was skeptical of trump in 2016, but president trump was a great president and changed my mind and changed the minds of millions of americans. it is good when you see somebody, you are wrong about them, admit you were wrong. i have the vision and the agenda aligned with president trump to make the american worker better off, bring peace to the world and advance an against for american citizens. we have president biden slamming trump's newly selected running mate. >> he is a clone of trump on the issue, i don't see a difference. >> brooke: amber rose took the stage. >> i'm a mother, my whole world revolving around providing for m

negotiating william oewd and brook field. for a development agreement that needs president nieced of district 7. i am very excited to bring this to you today. becausey think it irrelevant reflects the moment that we are liver nothing on the west side and also the moment we are live nothing san francisco. it has been the years of culmination of planning and community work. you know i am a huge fan. stones town i have 3 daughtereds we spend time there. have instruct the right mix of services and restale. that make people criminal it is the first exit off of the 280 freeway from the airport and a place where people stop and get stuff and have experiences before they go to the city. so it was important that we keep that thriving retail place. successful at same time as we invision a future this . is project team had a vision for making this a town square. which acknowledges the importance of the place for the entire west side in terms of the community heating place and people go for experience and to get stuff and also that it ad

i'm the president of the brookings institution.nk you all for joining us today in the auditorium and the many more joining us online. it is my absolute pleasure to welcome you to a special conversation with u.s. secretary of state antony blinken for a wide-ranging discussion of the challenges and opportunities for american diplomacy around the world. tony, thank you so much for making the time to be with us this morning. we are so honored to welcome you back to brookings. secretary blinken has served as the 71st u.s. secretary of state since 2021. he has had a long and distinguished career in public service, beginning at the state department during the clinton administration. over the years, he has held important roles of the national security council, as staff director of the senate foreign relations committee under then-senator joe biden, as national security advisor to then-vice president biden, and deputy secretary of state during the obama administration. we are especially grateful to engage with secretary blinken at this time

yeah, really exciting times for us here at brooks.id we finished our first quarter record revenue of 9%. this is coming off a year in 2,023 where we had record revenue as well, and it's happening around the world for us. our north america region is seeing high double-digit growth right now and i think it's an indication of this category. the categories incredibly strong, as innovations driving interest but participation as well. we saw it during covid and its been sticky for us, so we're winning. brooks is winning the race right now, in performance run. liz: you've got a 21% market share in a specific category. the adult performance running footwear category. your number one in that category so how do you expand that? what is the next step to either a, getting more people to pick-up running or b, you know, i guess it's the technology where you're able to make a running shoe that makes people feel like they are flying. >> yeah, liz. you're on it. innovation is the key to growth for us but the beauty of our business is about 80% of our

brooke singman, thank you. former president donald trump has thoughts on president biden's address last night. the oval office speech was barely understandable and so bad. the former president went after vice president harris. >> if kamala will lie to you brazenly about joe biden's mental incapacity, she will lie about anything. she can never be trusted. she can't be trusted. [cheering] >> and just like crooked joe biden, kamala harris is unfit to lead, she's unfit to lead. she'll destroy our country in a year, this country will be destroyed. a vote for kamala, is a vote for four years of dishonesty, ink incompetence, weakness and failure. >> todd: former president trump will be on "fox and friends" this morning at 7:30 a.m. eastern. >> carley: bring in former congressman and iraq war veteran doug doug collins. good morning to you. joe biden's speech was to prove he is capable to do the job for next six months. do you think he achieved that? >> doug: no, he failed miserably at it. when you go into a speech to e

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lisa: brooke to -- brooke, do you hope more young people step up to the plate? >> i really do.you know, i have a new outlook on things. it's really start time -- time we start caring about the world that we're a making for our children and their future. and right now i don't think too many people are worried about that. lisa: and real quick, what did you learn from your dad, brooke, when you saw him in office? >> well, it's not really what i learned from my dad necessarily just in office, but what i've learned from him my entire life or, and that's just don't do anything behind the scenes that you wouldn't do in tonight of everybody else and just kind of keep your name good, because that's the best thing you're ever going to have. lisa: i think that is sound advice from both the mayors. thank you so much for joining the show. i love your story. good luck to you. we're looking forward to what you do. >> thank you so much. have a good day. lisa: a big show still ahead this sunday morning. you're going to want to stay with us. ♪ e red. with a very high risk of another attack. with

matt brooks. [cheering] credit with detail one quick thing a work of the group called young america foundation. the young man who was up there from harvard the other day who gave an excellent speech we are proud to partner with him to put the israelite and american flags on that campus at columbia, at ucla any other campus in america where their anti-semites where they are pro- hamas approach terrorists we will not back down for thank you for being here wisconsin. [cheering] was lays and gentlemen we have such a full array of speakers i'm not going to long introductions just a very brief introduction if i may for next speaker which is the speaker mike johnson. just have to say this, his very first event after he became speaker the member the process what folks went through his very first public event to be with rgc in las vegas shortly after the october massacre his love for israel is in his dna. it is part of his very core he shows that each and every time he has the opportunity. ladies and gentl

[cheering] >> brooke: great moment.and sacrifice, vance focused on trump calling him a fighter and praising him for efforts unite the republican party and all americans. >> when donald trump rose to his feet, all of america stood with him. [cheering] >> what did he call us to do for our country? to fight, to fight for america, even in his most perilous moment, we were on his mind. his instinct was for us, for our country, to call to something higher and greater. to be citizens who ask what our country needs of us. now consider what they said. they said he was a tyrant. they said he must be stopped at all cost. how did he respond? he called for national unite, for calm right after an assassin nearly took his life. >> brooke: donald trump jr. spoke saying he considers j.d. vance a friend who will fight for the country. >> look at me and my friend j.d. vance, a kid from appalachia and trump tower in manhattan, we grew up worlds apart, we are fighting side by side to save the country we love. the people who get along best w

but as we see brooks towards something like $200.00 meetings a. yeah. and so you have an accelerated course and political and economic cooperation is constant meeting, which is definitely contributing to their success dining with, with the more nations, a joining clubs coming together to, to, to make the most of the economic cloud. what's the future for the us dollar? do you think when it remains the dominant currency, the future of the, the world reserve currency? the us to all in this case is going to depend on whole range of factors, but likely a higher on that list is set to men and confidence. and often that does not run parallel with a hand in hand with new fact from the ground who's got the greatest coalition. so that is definitely a space to watch. but i would also be a, maybe a little bit averse to suggesting that the whole world wants to dive into an old tentative will order headed by it on the rich nations, all whichever of the nation. 80 percent of the will list in countries that are not a great power. and for many of us outside of that circ

. >> todd: brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: president biden will campaign in detroit today after making several mistakes in the presser. biden began by calling vice president kamala harris vice president trump. during an event before, he confused ukrainian president zelenskyy with russian president vladamir putin in front of the ukraine leader. watch. >> president biden: look, i know wouldn't have picked vice president trump to be vice president, i think she is not qualified to be president, let's start there. ladies and gentlemen, president putin. president putin? he's going to beat president putin, president zelenskyy. i'm focused on beating putin. mr. president. >> i'm better. >> president biden: you're a hell of a lot better. >> brooke: the president trailing off on his thoughts and using the word anyway throughout the press conference, watch. >> president biden: look, folks, this is -- well, anyway. next debate i'm not going to be traveling in 15 time zones a week before. anyway, catching hell from my wife for that. anyway, it wasn't about -- anyway, read what his objective

brooke singman has more. heated is an understatement, it got hot. >> brooke: it did. former president trump said he spoke to secret service director kimberly cheatle during an in-person visit earlier this month and here is what cheatle told him about the security failure that allowed the shooter to get on the roof and fire at him. >> she was very nice. somebody should have made sure there was nobody on the roof. that of radio was dead aim to the stage. they said they did not have the manpower for it, which was crazy. >> brooke: the former president and his v.p. j.d. vance sat down with jesse watters. >> you had one man dressed in black like this. where are they? he starts pointing, this man had no fear, none of them did. the women were incredible -- >> where were you when butler happened? >> playing mini-golf with my kids. i said, we have to get out of here, the president has been shot. we did not know if he was all right or not. >> brooke: 18 minutes before trump stepped on the stage and lawmakers are calling on her to resign, including row /* ro circumstance khanna.

well, alan brooke, whose name was alan brooke. but when he went to the peerage, became lord alan brooke as a single name. so what, you look him up in an index or try both alan, brooke and brooke comma. alan but one of the reasons he was so disappointed was he was churchill had promised him, you will lead the invasion of europe, i pledge to you. and then of course, churchill, a politician that he is, realizes the americans will putting more into the kitty than the british. and it's going to have to be an american. and he says, alan, well, too bad that it's not going to be you after all. so, so he had a lot to be disappointed about. but you're right that those diary are absolutely sparkling. he didn't like anybody, and which is not precisely true because he knew exactly where where his bread was buttered, because his very favorable things to say about the king every time the king appears true. that's a good point. what does it mean now? some of these don't gasp now. some of these senior officers were bigoted. what did it mean for an

well, alan brooke, whose name was alan brooke. but when he went to the peerage, became lord alan brooke as a single name. so what, you look him up in an index or try both alan, brooke and brooke comma. alan but one of the reasons he was so disappointed was he was churchill had promised him, you will lead the invasion of europe, i pledge to you. and then of course, churchill, a politician that he is, realizes the americans will putting more into the kitty than the british. and it's going to have to be an american. and he says, alan, well, too bad that it's not going to be you after all. so, so he had a lot to be disappointed about. but you're right that those diary are absolutely sparkling. he didn't like anybody, and which is not precisely true because he knew exactly where where his bread was buttered, because his very favorable things to say about the king every time the king appears true. that's a good point. what does it mean now? some of these don't gasp now. some of these senior officers were bigoted. what did it mean for an

, and journalist and brooks, and journalist and presenter rebecca reid.o see all three of you with me. my gosh, we're living in fractious and divided times, rebecca, what are your thoughts about the last 24 hours? the trouble we've seen in southport and the response from the authorities. >> i think the most important things are the mother of one of the children who was murdered has asked the people to stop doing this. and if the mother of the victim says stop and you don't stop, then that's not really why you're doing it. it's not really about those children at this point. and i think it's about a much bigger issue. and i think the thing that i keep thinking whenever i see this leeds now , london, all of them, leeds now, london, all of them, southport, they are different ethnicities, different religions, but it's all men. and i think if really you're going to start looking at demographics that are causing the problem, it is men at every single one of these and people are going to be very upset to hear me say that, but that should perhaps clarify why tryin

brooke singman with a look at what is coming up today. >> brooke: j.d. vance will speak for the first time since being named trump's v.p. pick. he and the former president look to highlight strength of their foreign policy agenda. we heard tragic stories yesterday from americans about impact of violent crime and illegal immigration there families and unity has been a major focus of the convention. former president trump making another appearance to hear his former rivals speak to uniting the party. >> donald trump has my strong end endorsement period. if we have four more days of biden or single day of harris, our country will be badly worse off. for the sake 'of our nation, we have to go with donald trump. >> my fellow republicans, let's send joe biden back to his b basement and let's send donald trump back to the white house. >> brooke: one of trump's final v.p. contenders marco rubio delivering an emotional speech honoring corey comperatore, the father who died during the attempted trump assassination. >> president trump trans formed our party and ins

brooke singman is here to report details this morning. >> brooke: good morning. all eyes will be on president biden this evening as he looks to prove that he is still up to the job. the make or break press conference as top campaign officials will meet with senate democrats today. senator welch is the first to join the lawmakers calling on the president to step aside, writing, he saved us from donald trump once and he wants to do it again. he needs to re-assess if he is the best candidate to do that, in my view, he's not. pennsylvania senator john fetterman is doubling down on his support for the president. >> america has realized joe biden is old and he is not as sharp as he was five or 10 years ago, that is reality. that does not mean much for me personally about my supporting the president. i really don't think i've seen anything that makes me want to change that. >> brooke: chuck schumer could be open to dumping biden with axios reporting schumer has been insisting he's for joe, but in private, singing a different tune. schumer says, i will support president

this event was hosted by the brookings institution. it runs an hour and 15 minutes. >> good morning and welcome to brookings. i michael o'hanlon. it is my honor to welcome general eric smith, the 39th commandant of the marine corps to brookings for discussion on the state of the marine corps and discussion of defense transformation and support under our national defense strategy of the biden administration, like that of the preceding trump administration is trying to re-ordinate -- reorder, specifically deterrence of china in the south pacific and the ongoing crisis with russia and challenges that abound everywhere else. the marine corps is a response force globally as well as within the national defense strategy. a brief word of introduction for general smith and i will ask you to join me in a round of applause not only for his service to the country but for his personal recovery from an amazing incident last fall where some great americans helped him on the road to recovery in a health emergency that is instructive to all of us and i

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let's go to brooke singman. >> brooke: senator chuck grassley released the video showing crooks body, next to a trail of blood, which we blurred out. you hear a secret service officer confirming to law enforcement that he did receive a photo of the shooter prior to the shooting. >> this is him. >> okay. >> that is the sniper that sent the original pictures and lost sight of him. he sent the pictures, i don't know if they are the same as i did. >> i did. glasses on. >> this is bike with the stuff and our sniper seen him walking away from that, i believe. >> okay. >> carley: a sniper sent photos of crooks to a local police officer after he saw him get off of a bike and sit a bag down before losing sight of him. photos of crooks from a preliminary investigation, these are photos officers received before the shooting and released this photo of the bike and bag found near the building. fox obtained new video of clearest sight and sound of the assassination attempt we've seen so far. you can hear eight shots believed to be coming from crooks, two more shots are also heard, those are believe

and harry brook got his half century off just 62 balls.day on 248 for 3, as patrick gearey reports. this is a picture of a beautiful summer's day, if you are an english pace bowler. the gloomier it gets, the happier they are, fuelled by the belief the ball will move just enough. chris woakes shines under clouds. england should have had a lead, but with one wicket left, west indies set about causing whatever havoc they could. never mind the risk, never mind the roof, no one was hurt in the making of this west indian lead of a1, though some pride was damaged. under pressure in the series for the first time, england could have done without this. jayden seales' touch, zak crawley out of luck, but misfortune does not prompt caution in this england team, quite the opposite. ollie pope and ben duckett quickly manoeuvred them back ahead. the game becalmed, the only real movement was to and from the bar, but at 4:30pm, the umpire changed the ball, and immediately pope nicked it. duckett followed not long later, alzarri joseph got them both. now the

. >> todd: brooke singman has more on the v.p. >> brooke: six key states toward trump, arizona, georgia and nevada, shifting from toss-up to lean republican. minnesota, new hampshire and swing district in nebraska shifted to lean democrat. new poll shows president biden trailing trump in wisconsin. this could spell trouble for democrats who remain divided on biden's political future. seven house democrats have called on president biden to end his reelection bid. some have admitted he will lose. one fears a republican sweep. listen. >> donald trump is on track, i think, to win this election and maybe win it by a landslide and take with him the senate and the house. this is not a question of polling or politics, it is a moral question about the future of our country and i think it is cri critically important to come to grips with what we face if together we put this country on the path of electing donald trump again. >> brooke: the former president rallied with supporters in florida yesterday alongside v.p. cont contender marco rubio. >> democratic party is divided in chaos and having a f

we have brooke singman she is here in new york with how the democratic party is responding to the news. we begin with jacqui heinrich live in rehoboth beach, delaware where the president is this morning. good morning to you, jacqui. >> jacqui: good morning to you guys. for 23 days the president maintained that his decision to stay in the race was final. but his oldest allies like chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, hakeem jeffries and barack obama all made clear privately that they weren't satisfied with that decision. and politico reports it was about to turn ugly, the biden team was bracing for pelosi to publicly release private polling showing that the president's race was doomed. listen to this quote nancy made clear they could do this easy way or hard way. gave him three weeks of the easy way. it was about to be the hard way. biden came to grips with his faith on saturday afternoon requesting over the data and the fundraising picture with his two closest aid steve are a checky and mike donlin still physically separated from the president due to covid. biden notified vice president, chief

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. >> ainsley: brooke singman is here now with all the details for us, hey, brooke. >> brooke: it is nicend warm in the studio thank you, ainsley. democratic senator peter welch of vermont becoming the first democrat in the senate to join that growing list of democrat lawmakers calling on the president to step aside while writing quote he saved us from donald trump once and he wants to do it again. he needs to reassess whether he is the best candidate to do. so in my view, he is not. now, a total of 10 democrats have now come out against president biden telling him to withdraw from the race. and michigan governor gretchen whitmer doesn't see the harm in biden taking a cognitive test. listen. >> some people have suggested just go ahead and take a cognitive test and demand that donald trump do the same? >> i don't think that it would hurt, to be honest, at the end of the day, you know,. >> so you think that he should take a cognitive test? >> i don't think it would hurt. >> brooke: top hollywood stars who previously backed the president are suggesting he step aside including george clooney

harry brook was sending it to the boundary in some style. joe root too.. harry brook, a key batter for england's future. that was the first six of the morning. a tough day already. well, stay positive, you never know when the mistake might come. harry brook mis—hit, a simple catch for the wicketkeeper and alzarrijoseph had struck, yeah, something. harry brook out for 50 and wondering why. now, the spin of gudakesh motie. look at ben stokes' reaction here. it is revealing. shock, quickly followed by respect. he knew he had been completely undone by a lovely bit of bowling. the captain's day turned to watching. just before lunch, he sanoe root full —— fall to the talented, motivated motie. that was root out for 68, just when he was imagining i would imagine another test match 100 in his long career. they had a lead of 172 with jamie smith making his debut at the crease with chris woakes. already a strong position for england. anybody at lords here today, whoever they are supporting, would have enjoyed the performances so far of motie. a young spin bowler wh

brook fight with a score of 0:3 for brook is the first such success. the victory of the spanish team at the european championship was celebrated on a grand scale. let us remind you that in the decisive match of the tournament, furia roja beat england 2:1. thousands of people took to the streets of the spanish capital wearing football team jerseys with national flags. on one of the central squares of seberi. where real madrid usually celebrates victories, a huge stage was set up where new heroes were welcomed. let me remind you that the spanish team became the best on the continent for the fourth time, and this is a european championships record. the russian women's team is not managed to take revenge from the dprk team for friday's defeat in a friendly match. nevertheless, our girls looked decent in the repeat meeting. after 0:3 in the first game , the head coach carried out a rotation. yuri krasnozhan made five. in return, while his colleague left the winning lineup the same. the fruits of the work done became immediately visible. already in the fourt

developing nations are formed, economic alliances like brooks to count up the dominance of the west. but when it book, the economic integration and globalization of freeflow trade with the us for held, that's the economic go to the world is known for decades today though, this integration of the rules based world order is evident for all to see countries of becoming more inward looking regulates re fences, have been the rector of the world trade organization is in limbo, nations or racing to build the industries of a few chips and trade restrictions are increasingly being imposed by the system that govern the global economy. since the 2nd world war is at a tipping point now, both and ever so is a new world order emerging. we'll discuss back with, i'll guess shortly. but 1st, let's listen to what some leaders have to say about the old one. the poor countries have bein and being a pest and title lies by the rich countries. naturally, the poor i'll be to an angry and have lost faith in justice and on global political economy, government created more than 6 victory have not kept pace. th

. >> todd: it is happening in milwaukee, brooke singman with the details, brooke. >> hey, good morning, guys the first day of the republican convention and it was expected to see a historic one. of course things are different after the attempted assassination of former president trump. his first interview since that attempted assassination. the former president says, "it is a miracle he survived. he told "new york post," the doctor said he never saw anything like this. he called it a miracle. i'm not supposed to be here. on supposed to be dead. many people say it is by god he is still there. jason miller said the former president is recovering well. listen. >> he's doing very well considering joseph 24 hours ago he was a target of an assassination attempt. this is pretty scary. it is only by the grace of god president trump is alive right now. he knows this is a key moment and he's only one to step up and lead in this time. this country is desperate for leadership. >> carley: former president trump will get his keynote address on thursday when he accepts the republican party nomination