to call for brown to surrender, but the doors and windows were locked and brown was not responding. abc victor oh, kendo was in florida. overnight. tampa police tell abc news because brown is not communicating with them. they aren't sure if his whereabouts but they're going to continue patrolling that neighborhood, hoping for a peaceful resolution. brown has a long history of troubling behavior on and off the field, including accusations of sexual assault. it's been almost a year since brown played in the nfl last seen tossing his equipment into the stands running off the field, shirtless, quitting mid game without his uniform. his contract with the tampa bay buccaneers terminated days later , and last month, brown was ordered to pay $1.2 million to a moving truck driver after he was accused of assaulting the driver . back in 2020, another legal setback for former president trump, the department of justice will have access to the classified documents found it more along. go a b cs alex porsches live in washington with these details. good morning, alex. good morning, andrew. it's ano

brown has a long history of troubling behavior. on and off the field, including being accused by two women of sexual assault. he has denied the allegations. and it's been almost a year since brown played in the nfl last seen tossing his undershirt into the stands running off the field, shirtless , quitting mid game his contract with the tampa bay buccaneers terminated days later, and tampa police tell abc news because brown is not communicating with them. they aren't sure if his whereabouts but they're going to continue patrolling that neighborhood. hoping for a peaceful resolution. victor kendo, abc news, pearl gables, florida victor thank you. tampa's police chief is apologizing for what she admits may have been inappropriate behavior. chief mary o'connor was in a golf cart driven by her husband when a deputy stopped them for not having any registration. well, the chief identified herself and asked that he let them go without citing them, which he did. she now says she's asking the professional standards bureau to issue the same

mark brown, a labourer, had met alex morgan on an adult website.ngs near hastings for sex. mark brown told the court when he met alex morgan here at the farm, she slipped on a workshop floor, hit her head on the ground and died. he said he then panicked and didn't tell the authorities. when it came to leah ware, he said he had no idea where she went. 0n the day she died, security cameras caught alex morgan buying petrol en route to mark brown's farm. 28 minutes later, she's seen following brown's car into the farm, where shortly after, he killed her. he later burned her body in this oil drum. when police searched his van, they found a prescription — it belonged to a second woman, leah ware. leah had also gone as a sex worker to mark brown's farm and laterformed a relationship with him. but in may last year, she too disappeared. her body has never been found. to cover his tracks, police believe brown drowned leah's beloved dog lady in this pond at the farm. mark brown is an enigma, really, he is cold, he is heartless, he is ruthless, he is a narciss

we applaud you, chairman brown, for introducing this legislation. this bill makes clear that financial institutions have the same opportunity to discriminate the basis of race as any other public accommodations. we are encouraged to see legislation being proposed which would eliminates barriers to the supreme court, created by the comcast case. we look forward to working with this community to ensure financial inclusion for communities of color. i look forward to your questions, especially exploration of the definition of discrimination and what it entails. >> thank you, miss nelson. my first question, addressed to, miss rice, mr. morial, and miss nelson together. the financial institutions discriminate against black and brown consumers? >> yes. we just released yesterday the fair housing trends report which shows senator brown an 8.7% increase in the number of housing discrimination complaints filed. this is the largest number of complaints filed by consumers that we have ever seen. we have never seen this level of discriminatory complaints filed b

officers believe brown robabl lives. officers believe brown probably burned _ lives.elieve brown i probably burned leah's body on lives. officers believe brown - probably burned leah's body on the same farm where he disposed of alex morgan. brown will be sentenced in january and could face a whole life prison term. the families of leah and alex have been left devastated. two women who, between them, leave behind five young children. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in hove. are seeking help battling what they described as a ticking time bomb of debt. here's helen miller. david mcginley wants to give his children the best, but, increasingly, his family are struggling just to get by. are you borrowing to pay for basics like food? well, my wife's dad actually lent us money this week to get shopping for the kids. so we're not too bothered about us, but they didn't have sandwich stuff for school and stuff and teas this week. so her dad actually helped us out. but we're just desperate at times. david looks after two—year—old jack while his wife is working full—time in a care home.

and it's been almost a year since brown played in the nfl. last seen tossing his undershirt into the stands, running off the field shirtless, quitting mid-game. his contract with the tampa bay buccaneers terminated days later. and tampa police tell abc news because brown is not communicating with them, they aren't sure of his whereabouts. they're going to continue patrolling that neighborhood, hoping for a peaceful resolution. david? >> all right, victor, thank you. >>> there was an alarming report today of a medical emergency playing out in los angeles. at least ten students suffering possible drug overdoses. seven of the students rushed to the hospital, as you can see there, dozens of firefighters, ambulances on the scene. all the students we're told are between 12 and 15 years old. tonight, what authorities now believe the students might have ingested. our chief national correspondent matt gutman on the scene in l.a. >> reporter: tonight, dozens of l.a. firefighters responding to that scare at a middle school. >> rescue 71, overdose 5435 v

brown: thank you. senator toomey? senator toomey: thank you very much. today's hearing is about the cfpb. it wouldn't be a surprise if mre last time he'll appear before me. last time he appeared before the committee i asked about overreach and a politicized agenda. this behavior is nothing new for cfpb. under director chopra, my concern is it's more out of control than it's ever been. i'm disappointed but not surprised to note that the cfpb has continued this pattern of overreach. in our constitutional system of checks and balance only congress has the power to appropriate money. james madison called this, and i quote, the most complete and effectule weapon with which any constitution can arm the immediate representatives of the people. end quote. the dodd-frank act exempted the cfpb from appropriations. it empowers them to take money from the fed which itself is not subject to appropriations. thereby exempting them from congressional control. there are other financial regulators not on appropriations

brown's family, friends, and entire town.esse brown has been recognized as a favorite son. >> somebody like him back in that time was one of the first african-american pilots, and he was good. mike: hattiesburg's historic theater is where brown used to frequent in the 1940's and 50's, but they couldn't use the front door. that led to the colored section. that door and that policy are long gone. at tonight's special screening, the browns are getting the front row. >> you can't make it go away, you can erase it, so you have to embrace it and grow. >> i am so grateful to the city and so happy we get to celebrate this and lift up what this community has meant. mike: for jesse brown's granddaughter jessica, the film has been worth the wait. the story of friendship without cultural boundaries is just as timely today. >> there is a great line in the movie after we experience jesse's loss, where they say the world needed jesse brown. the world needs jesse brown and tom hudner's story. the level of divisiveness we experience in this c

have been in the headlines since his arrest in 2020 brown faces charges of financial fraud and market manipulation. he could be imprisoned up to 15 years if found guilty, and he's not alone. the, i'm hard to reach to this, digging that i offended by being the q. mean least in in the former c e o to wire card dr gram than she for gone to jeff and holly. i am either way ahead of accounting. we're getting ahead of our call. the attendance i worked together to meet wired or as an exam exam level fe hub, i didn't dusty why our car to us went in to fly, at least according to the product dimensions. and there were only losses who didn't fluctuate within a certain amount of bonds. that's what i was approved and i didn't know fellows to for hunton. founded in 1999 wire card was doubted as a german unicorn by 2018. the online demons farm was one of the 30 most valuable companies on the frankfurt stock exchange. and then it suddenly crashed in 2020 wire card, announced it could no longer be its bills are fulfilled, financial obligations investors last $4000000000.00. former c o brown says he had

brown or the other defendants allows. a key suspect is the former a wire card, top manager, young mar, solid. he's on the run. how important would he be for the trial? he would be very important. he is obviously the key figure, not in the trial, but in the wire card fraud. he is the mastermind and he might very well be the only one who really knows what exactly has been going on, at least that is what the defendants here on trial are saying, c o, marcus, brown, and the other 2 are defendants. one of them is the former head of the dubai. ah, that by subsidiary of wire card. they said they knew nothing about what was going on here especially see all, marcus brown says that and that young marcella was actually the only one who did all of this or who did all the fraud on the books who cooked the books and that is of course possible it is of course very suspicious that a young marcella left or right before the company went belly up took a private chair to bella ross he is hiding in russia is expected in or near moscow and of c

brown of maryland, mr. brown will vote yes on s. 4926. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> as the member designated by >> i inform the house that mr. bentz, mrs. mcclain, mr. grothman, mr. tiffany will vote aye on 747. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. katko of new york, i inform the house that he will vote aye on 4926. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. hudson of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. hudson will vote aye on s. 4926. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. obernotle of california, i inform the house that obernotle will vote aye on 4926. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member des

mike: jesse brown's daughter pamela was only two when he died and never got know him.acy lives larger at the african-american military history museum in hattiesburg, mississippi, his hometown. the cat and director came here for a special screening of the film. the entire town where jesse brown has long since been recognized as a favorite son. >> just to know that someday -- somebody like him back in that time, he went in the military, one of the first african-american pilots, and he was good. mike: hattiesburg's historic theater is one where the browns used to frequent in the 40's and 50's, they could not use the front door, they had to use a side door that led to a balcony that was called the colored section. that door and policy are long gone, and for tonight's special screening of devotion, the browns get the front row. >> what happened happened, you cannot erase it, so you have to embrace it and grow from that experience. >> i am so grateful to the city and so happy get to celebrate this and really lift up what the community has been. mike: for jesse brown's grandd

gregory scott brown.you or a loved one is having emotional distress or thoughts of suicide, text or call the national hotline. it is "988" to connect with a specialist for support. they are open 24/7. in a report we aired last night, we explored how crystal meth is affecting iraq. tonight we turn our attention to another amphetamine. special correspondent simona full team reports from syria's southern neighbor, jordan. simona: this is the new front line, jordan's northern border with syria. undecided, jordanian armed forces with support from the u.s. are trying to stop the tide of drugs inundating the middle east. not far across this value lies the town where the civil war first began in 2011. the syrian government retook those areas, and since then, ere's been a steady rise in the drug trade. the jordanian army recorded 870 smuggling attempts, a 50% increase compared to 2021. this brigadier general shows us footage of one assault on the border. >> this is one of the groups that consisted of 73 smugglers.

[laughter] thasunda brown duckett is the president and ceo of tiaa one of the largest recurring firms in the united states. she came to the position after reading chase consumer bank. -- leading chase consumer bank. i sat down with her to talk about her focus on retirement and how she wants to make certain those who retire do so with dignity. let me just ask you at the outset, for those people who are not as knowledgeable as you are, what actually is tiaa? what does that stand for? thasunda: it is great to be here. tiaa stands for teachers insurance annuity association. but given we are that and so much more, we are simply tiaa. and when you think about what we do, we exist to ensure millions of americans can have a secure retirement. we were founded by andrew carnegie over 100 years ago who saw a professor retire in poverty and not with dignity. and so from that moment, our company was founded and we are a fortune 100 company. we return all of our profits, share our profits with our participants and we are anchored on fulfilling our mission even as we stand here today. david: andrew

david: and he became the dean of students at brown? walter: the college. david: the college.there a lot of african american professors? walter: at that point there were quite a few. interesting that you'd ask about that because i was reminiscing with my old friends about we call a golden age at brown. brown, when i went there in 1969 and 1970, we had professors in engineering, physics, chemistry, political science, history, 3 in english, the general counsel was black. the associate head of human resources, we had a wonderful black community. it did not grow linearly and it did not even last, but the time i was there in the early 1970's. david: so you are at brown for a number of years and then he got recruited to be the head of argonne? -- but the time i was there in the early 1970's was a vibrant time pop --period. david: so you are at brown for a number of years and then he got recruited to be the head of argonne? walter: i did. david: what does argonne actually do? walter: it is what is called a general science, national laboratory, one of the laboratories that the departm

mark brown, a labourer, had met alex and leah on an adult website. floor, hit her head on the ground and died. he said he then panicked and didn't tell the authorities. when it came to leah ware, he said he had no idea where she went. 0n the day she died, security cameras caught alex morgan buying petrol en route to mark brown's farm. 28 minutes later, she's seen following brown's car into the farm, where shortly after, he killed her. he later burned her body in this oil drum. when police searched his van, they found a prescription — it belonged to a second woman, leah ware. leah had also gone as a sex worker to mark brown's farm and laterformed a relationship with him. but in may last year, she too disappeared. her body has never been found. to cover his tracks, police believe brown drowned leah's beloved dog lady in this pond at the farm. mark brown is an enigma, really, he is cold, he is heartless, he is ruthless, he is a narcissist, and i have no doubt, if we had not have caught mark brown, he may well have gone on to do something similar. this m

and finally, welcome to aaron brown. she's a disability inclusion consultant based in nasa, in the bahamas. so much to discuss here anna, let's start with the basic, obvious and important question. why are people with disabilities disproportionately affected in the 1st place? that's a great question. so what happens is that when planning for disasters, disaster planners often don't include disabled people in the spectrum of those who are going to be affected. able isn't positions are needs as too far outside the norm to be planned for. so you have this idea that disabled people are expected losses that were just not going to make it that were not even worth planning for. and that's a self fulfilling prophecy. and that's why we see what we do with disabled people dying and being injured far more frequently. aaron, does that resonate? i see you nodding your head. who and this statement alone just gave me chills because that is the absolute reality. and that's actually how we feel when we hear about the preparedness though

it was signed by george brown and dated october 19, 1940. his head lyndon you are supposed to have the checks by friday. on the bottom lyndon johnson secretary had written a reply. all of the folks that you talk to haven't heard from. i am not acknowledging their letters so be sure to let these fellows know their checks have been received. that was part of it. who were the fellas and the people that were given a $30000. let me tell you there are moments when you really felt that you were going to find out. i found the answer in a file and they given the money to lyndon johnson. i remember i think alan in my mind. that is how he got the money, how did he handed out though. what had provided them with the political power how did he use that to create political power. this is a man who never wrote anything down but i learned that he had taken an office suite for the month of october in an office building called the monthly building out of which this congressional campaign committee would work. in the office building was the secretary. walter je

, gordon brown.ordon brown. gordon blair. they they have gordon blair. they they have gordon brown , which really does gordon brown, which really does suggest that there still is nobody new coming through from labour.i nobody new coming through from labour. i know that he was in charge of this report. i get that. but surely the labour party have more impressive people to turn out on a day like today just rolling out today than just rolling out gordon yeah, think gordon brown. yeah, and i think what did, that was it made what that did, that was it made us all very nostalgic for gordon brown, because is brown, didn't it, because he is now. are kidding. now. that was you are kidding. although have as much although i have to say as much as i disagree, but there as i don't disagree, but there was a sense if there's a grown up the room compared to what up in the room compared to what we've seen quite i say gordon brown, and i'm safe brown, i feel that and i'm safe pair and then when pair of hands. and then

brown, who we just saw in the report as well as oliver belen house, who was the head of the wire cut subsidiary in a dubai. they came in through a back door because they are actually sitting in jail already here in shuttle him. prison, which is the adjacent building here to the court house. so of course then of proceeding started with some formalities and with the reading of the indictment and quite an indictment. it is phil. i have it right here. it's almost a 100 pages long or so are quite a big document that they are going to read over the next couple of hours. probably all day. interesting here. how detailed it reports on all the fraud, how the company was billed, how it was all stacked, one company on another. and i would think it is really hard if you're to see all this company like in this case, marcus brown was how to pin this on somebody else or seeing as the defendant does. he did not know what was going on behind the scenes. he only learned about it all from the media, so it will be quite interesting the case to see how it will be brought to trial here and how it will be d

the american sikh community and a highly influential leader on the national stage including as the- brown movement which considered america's largest multi faith online organizing network. a film and media maker with deep expertise in building story based campaigns to advance human rights movements she founded the yellow visual law project where she's taught students how to make films for social change and co founded faithful internet to build the movement for net neutrality. her many films included in every fall stigma about the impact of police stop and frisk policies alienation about immigration raids the worst of the worst about solitary confinement in prison and oak creek in memoriam about an infamous mass shooting at a sikh temple. in wisconsin. valerie's personal story helps explain her drive to remedy wrongs born and raised in clovis california where her family settled as sikh farmers in nineteen thirteen she has someone with literally deep roots in the american earth. but when a close friend of hers was the first person killed in a hate crime after september eleventh two thousand

brown bag lunches for kids. what do you bring to school?unch boxes. >> judge jeanine: lunch boxes for 30 years. >> jessica: i'm saying that it's not relevant is my point. you wouldn't tell a 5-year-old, go to a "lunch and learn" when you get to the cafeteria. >> tom: you are not supposed to have bags anymore anyway. you should walk around with just a sandwich in your hand. >> jessica: these things are never real. remember the push for latinx, to use the term latinx and they polled latino people and only 3% wanted to be identified as latinx. it's the same. >> judge jeanine: it starts with political correctness. people who don't understand it are afraid to talk. the only ones yapping are the ones creating these problems. >> dana: that's why you have to ridicule them. >> judge jeanine: coming up, hiding biden's back the president dodging serious abuse to have a lovely chat with hollywood star, drew barrymore. ♪ ♪ what should the future deliver? (music) progress... (music) ...innovation... (music) ...discovery? or simply stability... ...securit

it's charlie brown and the peanuts gang. in 1965, one year after rudolph cbs aired another christmas classic. we love charlie brown christmas. i mean, what's not to love, right? i loved the feel of it. it had that great vince guaraldi soundtrack. someone paired jazz with a christmas special for kids. every time you hear it. he doesn't. he has got to go. charlie brown is a strange hero for kids because he appears to suffer from depression. i mean, he's in therapy even though his therapist is lucy and she charges $0.05. he kind of goes through this awakening, i suppose during the christmas season. he was railing against the commercialism of. christmas. charlie brown wrestles with all of these issues and, you know, eventually linus turns to him. and shocking for the time he cites scripture. for to you is born in the city of david, a savior who is christ the lord. that's what christmas. not about charlie, that these kids put on the nativity scene as a public school play. you know, the school board was probably against it, but no

of this report is that gordon brown was asked to do it by keir starmer— brown was asked to do it bytland, and lots of recommendations, whether or not and he will— recommendations, whether or not and he will be _ recommendations, whether or not and he will be sufficient to placate people — he will be sufficient to placate people and convince them to vote labour _ people and convince them to vote labour at — people and convince them to vote labour at the general election before — labour at the general election before any of this is done. but there's— before any of this is done. but there's so— before any of this is done. but there's so much in there, i don't there's so much in there, idon't know— there's so much in there, i don't know what _ there's so much in there, i don't know what- - -_ know what... it's a fairly valid argument. — know what... it's a fairly valid argument. you _ know what... it's a fairly valid argument, you could - know what. .. it's a fairly valid argument, you could deal- know what... it's a fairly valid | argument, you could deal with know what... it's a fairl

and black and brown kids are seen as runaways. so ms. wilson, why in your view are black women and girls treated so differently by law enforcement? and how does this treatment affect black communities? first, why are they treated differently? then, how does that kind of treatment affect black communities and the disproportionate rates we see of missing black and brown girls? >> thank you for that question. we notice and we hear this from families all the time. that black and brown girls are not seen as victims, and often times they are adult if i'd. the perception is that whatever happens to them they deserve it. because they come from a poor or impoverished marginalized community, that sort of deviant behavior is acceptable and that is what happens there. at the black and missing foundation we are trying to change that narrative that these are mothers and daughters and sisters and grandparents that are missing at an alarming rate. again, classifying a missing person or child as a runaway -- no one seems to care because they are getting