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bryant responded with a smile emoji. neither favre or bryant have been charged with anything related to the welfare fund scheme. in a statement the former governor's attorney told cnn in part cases should be tried in cases of law where rules of evidence govern and privileges expected and should not be tried in the press and speculation sometimes gets confused with actual facts. mississippi today reporter said she began digging in 2020 asking both favre and bryant about the project then. >> and brett favre told us that he did not discuss the volleyball project with the governor, which is obviously flat out, you know, proven to be incorrect by the text messages that we uncovered this week and the governor also, you know, tried to distance himself from the project so he didn't know anything about it. >> this is not the first time the former quarterback's name is associated with the scheme. last year, he was forced to repay hundreds of thousands of dollars that the state auditor said was illegally paid to favre from welfare

they appear to show favre pressuring bryant to get cash to build two sports facilities at usm.ryant's team released the texts as part of his defense, but is attempting to keep other texts private. in the selected texts, former governor bryant told favre misusing federal money could potentially break the law. mississippi filed a civil lawsuit against favre and others to get back more than $20 million that should have gone to some of the state's poorest families favre has denied any wrong doing and authorities have not charged him with any crimes. here's cnbc's perry russom >> reporter: newly filed court documents show brett favre in 2019 asking for more welfare money intended for the state's poor but this time, to be used on a new indoor football facility at the university of southern miss, where favre played quarterback favre texting then governor phil bryant after meeting with a star recruit. i said, we don't have one, but we are hoping to break ground in less than two years. now that will not happen without your help/commitment bryant responded, use of these funds is tightly

garagent row on bryant. the project frontage on langeston and bryant. way the start is we present our proposal and when it come to the street cape we enter w in with the design advisory team and they direct us as to how they would like us to engage in the street scape based on city policies and so out of the gate was made clear in the application this they wanted the garage on langeston not bryant the reason the general plan acknowledges has a transit priority and that planning and othersmented the garagent row on the alley it worked out it makes for a better project we got our community space on bryant street it works with the project as well. now the langeston street garage be improved to existing condition the commercial and industrial building ping lot the furtherest way down. rouses the parking count from 27 down to 24 and will be limed resident's cars rather than large vehicles serving the commercial building. and the project will also have on site property management employees that can help with conflicts. in should of the filings appellates conc

bryant responded with a smile emoji.ing related to the scheme. in a statement the former governor's attorney told cnn in part, cases should be tried in courts of law where rules of evidence governor and privileges are respected. they should not be tried in the press where innuendo and speculation sometimes get confused with actual facts. mississippi today reporter anna wolf began digging on the funding in 2020 asking both favre and bryant about the project then. >> and brett favre told us that he did not discuss the volleyball project with the governor which is obviously flat out proven to be incorrect by the text messages that we uncovered this week. and the governor also, you know, tried to distance himself from the project and said that he didn't know anything about it. >> this is not the first time the former quarterback's name was been associated with a scheme. last year he was forced to repay hundreds of thousands of dollars that was paid to him from welfare funds for speechers the auditor claim favre never game. t

that's an allegation that bryant has denied.not been charged with anything and not named as a defendant in the state's civil suit. both nu and john davis are working with law enforcement. >> dianne gallagher, thank you. >>> just ahead, why a gop congresswoman suggests there's pressure on republicans to impeach president biden. >>> elon musk facing what could be a days' long deposition after backing out of the multibillioi dollar acquisition deal. and a blowtorch. only pay foror what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ the first time you made a sale online was also the first time you heard of a town named... dinosaur? we just got an order from a dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. godaddy. tools and support for every small business first. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get un

bryant replied we are going to get there. but we have to follow the law.l prison. now look. part of the reason where this came from is because the filing came in response to a subpoena from the attorneys for a nonprofiter founder convicted in this scheme to get that project. she argues that phil bryant instructed her to pay brett favre for million dollars that the state auditor said he didn't give. bryant denied that allegation and not named in the state's civil suit as a defendant. brett favre is a defendant and not charged criminally and the attorney has consistently said favre did not know that the money came from welfare funds and acted honorably in this project. we are getting the fililings an continues to change. >> thank you. >>> new airline flights and fees and could save you money. this story is next. for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are positive for acetylcholine receptor antibodies, it may feel like the world is moving without you. but the picture is changing, with vyvgart. in a clinical trial, participants achieved improved dai

bryant responded with a smile emoji. neither favre or bryant have been charged.vernor's attorney told cnn in part cases should be tried in courts of law where rules of evidence govern and privileges are expected. they should not be tried in the press where speculation gets confused with seactual facts. c in 2020 it was asked of favre and bryant about the project then. >> and brett favre told us that he did not discuss the volleyball project with the governor which is obviously flat out, you know, proven to be incorrect by the text messages that we uncovered this week. and the governor also, you know, trying to distance himself from the project said he didn't know anything about it. >> this is not the first time the former quarterback's name is associated with the scheme. he was forced to repay hundreds of thousands of dollars the state auditor. the mississippi native said in may of 2020 he had no knowledge the money he received was misappropriated. >> our thanks to diane gallagher for that. you're in the cnn newsroom. the battle over immigration, democrats versus

the next day adding, wow, just got off the phone with phil bryant. he is on board with us. we help him with his project? we should meet soon to see how i can make sure that we keep your projects on course. four of the new text regular updates, forwarding each other messages from bryant on the funding status. on august 2019, favre tells nancy new he sometime in just a second ago that he has seen it, but you need to reword it to get it accepted. he then forwarded a message allegedly from the governor instructing how to rework the funding proposal, at one point, new asked confidential, do you get the impression the governor will help us? favre responded, i really feel like he is trying to figure out a way to get it done without actually saying it. months later, governor bryant knew whether she had gotten any of the new programs from the state's department of human services. new responded in part, someone was definitiely pulling for us behind the scenes. thank you, brian responded, with a smile emoji. neither favre nor bryant have been charged with anything related to the welfa

our leaders, phil bryant are starstruck individuals. these are people who wanted to use their position to get close to athletes and famous people and people that made them feel important and powerful. so i think when favre started trying to get money and support for programs that he was interested in. a volleyball stadium, there is a pharmaceutical start-up company that he was investigated that he wanted the state to give him money for. that company also ended up receiving 2 million installment welfare funds. he went to the governor and the governor was more than willing to help his friend out. the governor was the one in charge of telling johnny davis what to do with the welfare program, and i think the text messages reveal and really illustrate how those people were communicating ways to get around federal regulations so that they could use this money all the ways that brett favre wanted it to be used. >> this is one text and it's brett favre going back on nancy new trying to find a way to move this money towards the projects he wants

bryant responded with a smile emoji.elated to the welfare fund scheme. in a statement the former governor's attorney told cnn in part cases should be tried in courts of law where rules of law govern and privileges expected. they should not be tried in the press from innuendo sometimes gets confused with facts. anna wolf said she began digging on the volleyball center funding in 2020, asking favre and briebt about the project then. >> brett favre told us that he did not discuss the volleyball project with the governor, which is flat-out proven to be incorrect by the text messages that we uncovered this week. and the governor also, you know, tried to distance himself from the project and said he didn't know anything about it. >> reporter: this is not the first time the former quarterback's name has been associated with the scheme. last year he was forced to repay hundreds of thousands of dollars that the state auditor said was illegally paid to favre from welfare funds for speeches favre never gave. the mississippi native

adding the next day just got off the phone with phil bryant. on that same day bryant texted.n their continued conversations with the governor forwarding each other messages from bryant on the funding status. he's seen it but hint hint you need to reword it to get it accepted. he then forwarded a message allegedly from the governor instructing how to rework the funding proposal. at one point he asked confidential, do you get the impression the governor will help us? favre responded i really feel he's trying to figure out a way to get it down without actually saying it. months later he asked whether she'd gotten any new programs. she responded in part someone was definitely pulling for us behind the scenes, thank you. neither favre or briant have been charged with anything related to the welfare scheme. in a statement told cnn in part cases should be tried in courts of law where rules of evidence govern and privileges are respected. they should not be tried in the press where innuendo and speculation sometimes get confused with actual facts. mississippi today reporter ana wolf

. >> coby bryant is a legend, but as a father of four daughters. jason: they might thought they would be left empty after coby bryant and his daughter gigi died in a helicopter crash. he was the biggest advocate and without him he was unclear who would carry that torch. >> that was a big question when kobe died. who would step up and continue to fight for women's basketball and help raise the game? and i think steph is doing a really good job of inviting to his camp and little things like that that are helping the game. he's just an incredible being. not just the first nil college athletes but first female to experience, i don't even know what were to use to describe that feeling. being here now means so much. jason: azzi's connection to and reliance on her own family has unfolded by nil. she came to the west coast with her mom, dad, two younger brothers in success in the business. azzi: i love just watching my parents reactions because they've been in the game, they both played in college and played professionally, so seeing their reaction to wher

bryant replied, we're going to get there, but we have to follow the law. the former governor says he did not know officials used millions from the federal welfare program to construct the sports complex. bryant's former welfare director pleaded guilty to state and federal crimes last week in the growing scandal and agreed to cooperate with the fbi, which has been investigating welfare misspending for two years. >> nbc's ken dilanian reporting there. joe, the thing that continues to get you about this is that allegedly we see favre trying to get this money from the welfare rolls when the dude made more than $100 million in his nfl career. he was so desperate to build this volleyball arena, but he could have built it himself. >> i can't figure it out, square it up. the guy is pushing the governor who of course goes along with him, but he's pushing the governor to misdirect welfare funds to misdirect welfare funds that are meant for the truly disadvantaged, the poorest people in one of the poorest states in america. and you've got this guy who, like you said,

bryant's response, we can do that. get me some numbers and i'll find a way.ged. he denies any involvement in directing welfare funds to favre's project. it's all part of a civil suit filed in july that alleged bryant and others misused $5 million intended to help the state's neediest residents and diverted it to this mississippi university where favre's daughter was attending school. the filing claims in more texts from 2019 favre has bryant for assistance to secure more funding. favre texted, we obviously need your help big time and time is workig against us. bryant's response, we're going to get there. this was a great meeting. we have to follow the law. i am too old for federal prison. these new court documents allege favre and former nonprofit director nancy new who has already pled guilty in the scheme were requesting funds from the mississippi department of human services to build a facility. in a different text exchange favre asking new, if you were to pay me, is there anyway the media can find out where it came from and how much? favre has not been ch

nancy knew was nonprofit founder who was actually really good friends with phil bryant's wife. and phil bryant was overseeing the department of human services, that is the welfare agency that vests this morning. he told his director that he wanted welfare grants and these are grants that go to organizations to provide services to people in poverty. like workforce development, the stuff that brian was just talking about in that earlier interview. and, he wanted the director to consolidate those grants to essentially giving them to one or two organizations instead of many organizations across the state. and the departments elected nancy news organization to be in one of those, that would facilitate to the statewide program that they were calling families first mississippi. that is the program through which all of this spending and theft of the volleyball stadium. that is the program through which this occurred. you, know there is such a conversation right now, just to bring back but why the state is stepping in for this water crisis right now, we've been drinking bottled water an

bryant did not respond to comment. and he was not accused or charged with any crime.was not involved in and it is fraudulent spending, he was involved in the decision to fire the lawyer who would was hired to claw back some of the lawyer after that hired issued a subpoena seeking more information about the roles of father and brian. reeves accused him of having a political agenda. it is particularly egregious since mississippi, the poorest state in the nation, where 90% of welfare applications are already denied. it's a state that is truly disinvested in its population particularly its majority black capital jackson. where a boil water advisories still in effect to the city's failing infrastructure. just take him in and think about this. if you live in jackson, you have to take the time to boil water before use it and it has been a problem for years and years. >> you got a choice between water, gas, food. what? it brings tears to my eyes to know that somebody may have gotten sick from drinking that water. >> this is explicitly tied to racism. tax money dried up in the

former governor phil bryant replying, we are going to get there.ng but we have to follow the law, i am too old for federal prison, smiley face, sunglasses emoji. brett favre has been named in a civil suit from the state but has not been criminally charged. his attorney says he did not know the funds came from welfare funds for the project. phil bryant has not been criminally charged nor has he been named as a defendant in the civil case. one of the players, a head of a nonprofit says she was directed by bryant to give the money to favre for the speeches. that is an allegation that the former governor denies. >> dianne gallagher, thank you. >>> scary moments involving miami dolphins quarterback, tu wa t -- tua, now calling for a review into how the incident was handled. tua appeared to suffer a head injury after he fell backwards from a hit. his helmet hits the ground hard. as he tries to make his way back to the line of scrimmage, he stumbles, looks like he loses his balance. here's the thing, he ended up returning to the game. cnn sports anchor co

phil bryant responded, we're going to get there. this is a great meeting.low the law. i'm to old for federal prison, smiley face and sunglasses emoji. and we've seen in other text messages they have had communications with the founder of the nonprofit, nancy new. without a two-year span with more than $4 million put toward this volleyball center and bet favre was paid more than a million dollars for speeches that auditors said he never gave. now brett favre has not been charged in this. he is a defendant in a civil suit that was brought by the state. former governor phil bryant is not a defendant in that suit and also not been charged. >> so favre, does he face potential criminal liability here or is this purely a civil issue for him? >> right now. it is purely a civil issue. there are several investigations right now, jim, into this. including a federal investigation. the department of justice looking into this as well. the fbi has been involved and what is interesting here is that at one point this volleyball center was part of a criminal investigation fr

volleyball court filings revealed that in 2017 far urged the governor at the time, phil bryant to help two years later, he asked bryant for help with an indoor football practice facility at the same school, the governor telling him that federal money meant for children and low income adults is tightly controlled. any improper use could result in violation of federal law. a few months later after farm lobby the governor again, brian wrote. we have to follow the law.tooraa facility wasasiverted to bude vo , supposedly for speeches that those speeches were never given. in the text exchange, farve asked the director of the nonprofit that helped divert the funds. if you were to pay me is there any way the media can find out where it came from, and how much farve has not been charged. his attorney says. the former quarterback never knew where the money he was asking for, was coming from saying he only has good in tensions with every charitable endeavor he is organized. farm has repaid the $1.1 million. he got for those speeches that he never made, though the state auditor has said he still o

he even called some of bryant's former girlfriends. >> what did that say to you? that behavior?erally doing his own investigation on brian. he was calling and friends. trying to get all the dirt that he couldn't brian so he could turn around and give it to an and say, you need to end this relationship. this is a bad day. he is using you and you need to come back and be with me. >> in fact, tom admitted nearly all of those strange behaviors that and described the constant hang-up calls, showing up at bryant's police in the middle of the night. sneaking into ends empty house at 3:00 in the morning. snooping around in her bedroom. reading her diary. >> after reading it, i knew that, you know, brian is a big reason that he dumped me. >> he was aggressively pursuing her for her to change her mind. to end that relationship with brian and come back and start over. it was just a continual spiral. the things that he was doing. the more obsessed he got with her. >> it was, by his own admission, purse pathetic. like when he drove an atv and head over in her farmhouse. just hoping for a gli

now, bryant then responded, we're going to get there.s a great meeting, but we have to follow the law. i am too old for federal prison. smiley face emoji. bryant is not named in the civil lawsuit and has not -- has not -- been criminally charged. favre, on the other hand, is named in the civil suit. his attorney says he did not know that welfare funds are being used for the volley ball center and insist his fundraising efforts for the facility were entirely honorable. our guests are back to discuss. first of all, if any of you says fav-re, i know you don't watch football. his name is brett favre. there's a trend in text message. the fact you have a text message or something in a civil suit in general, is that hot water? >> it's absolutely hot water. look, texts don't lie. and they -- there's a reason why in the law statements that are made in the moment are given more weight, right? you don't have time to mull them -- get your story straight. it's what you're saying to someone at that time in that moment. and that was a conversation that

according to chief bryant, eight to 10 minutes go by before anyone answers. eventually two men come out and are detained. neither are lewis. police send a dog and. then they go in and leash the dog. here is a look in real time of what happens next. we are stopping the video so it does not show lewis getting shot by the k-9 officer. during a news conference tuesday afternoon chief brian showed the video in real time and then frame by frame. >> eyes were looking at this, frame by frame, there appears to be something. he raises his hand. >> reporter: here is the same part of the video slowed down. you can see lewis left arm on the bed, his right arm coming over his body. here is that same moment from the body camera of the officer who fired. no guns were found at the scene and chief bryant says something like a vape was found on the bed. >> donovan lewis lost his life. as a parent, you know, i sympathies and agree with his mother. i grieve with our community. but we are going to allow this investigation to take place. >> reporter: according to columbus police th

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bryant has long denied that as governor he helped use welfare funds to pay for the new stadium. former quarterback, who broke all career passing records, has already returned about $1.1 million that the state of mississippi paid to him from that same welfare fund for motivational speeches that a state auditor says he never gave. favre's attorneys are denying that he knew he was receiving welfare money. the former governor has not been charged and neither has brett favre, but the state of mississippi is suing him. they want him to pay them more than $220,000 in interest for that speech money they say he never should have gotten. and to underline a point, these are welfare funds that were meant to go to people in the poorest state in the nation. david? >> steve osunsami tonight. thank you, steve. >>> with less than two months until the midterms in this country, the reaction tonight to republican senator lindsey graham proposing a nationwide ban on abortion at 15 weeks. saying, if republicans take control of congress, it will get a vote. tonight, many prominent republicans now tryi

. >> reporter: melissa bryant says sexual harassment was common throughout her career in the military veterans. >> it was just so egregiously disgusting sometimes that i would just laugh it off. >> reporter: she says she's proud of her service but suffered verbal sexual harassment during her time in the army. >> i usually got comments about my breasts. a lot. >> really? >> a lot. like, how do you manage to do pushups with those? >> and where any of the comments hitting on you? >> oh yes. they would say, oh, no offense man, i want one of the good-looking ones. >> melissa said she had to be careful about how she reacted, especially with superiors. but if it was your superior who made an inappropriate comment, and you did snap back, what would happen? >> there would be a reprimand at that point, probably. there was a real fear of retaliation. >> reporter: it wasn't just her superiors. >> i was in company command and i had a soldier make comments toward me. i told him, you know, you really need to cut that out. and he said, why, what are you going to do about it? and in my mind i realized

and bryant sent him to the state welfare agency. favre soon began texting with a woman doling out millions in federal funds sent to mississippi for families in poverty. new has since pleaded guilty to fraud and is cooperating with prosecutors. after new was able to secure $4 million in welfare funds for the volleyball project, he texted, very dig deal, can't thank you enough. two years later, he asked for more money. just left brett favre, bryant texted new in 2019. can we help him with his project? text messages show new proposed paying $1.1 million for radio ads. but the texts show favre was worried about how it might look. he wrote, if you were to pay me, is there any way the media can find out where it came from and how much? new replied, no. but added, i understand you being uneasy about that. it's all part of a broader welfare spending scandal that led to an fbi investigation. though there is no indication favre is under law enforcement scrutiny. he paid back the $1.1 million. brad was pird by the state welfare agency to claw

bryant at the time was the governor of mississippi.later, favre texting in part -- >> reporter: construction costs for the building started to rise in 2019, court documents show favre texting new -- about to see governor bryant anything i can say to him to help >> reporter: court documents show after the meeting, the governor texting new, just left brett favre. can we help him with his project? a month later, new texting -- confidential you get the impression the governor will help us. favre responding, i feel he is trying to get it done without actually saying it >> reporter: favre has not been charged with criminal wrongdoing, but the sent of human services is suing him and others to get millions back, money intended for the state's poorest of the poor. favre says he did not know it was coming from welfare funds, and his lawyer says he acted honorably in everything. we have a statement from the former government. the governor's lawyer says this should be playing out in court, not the media. he did not want the texts to be shown. it i

, she's pretty physical, the tutu, leotard, will never wear at goodwill only wear the yellow kobe bryant appropriate to be doing ballet in her favorite -- to be fair, kobe bryant is a great lake are, love los angeles, i am happy but i do wish she would wear -- it got to be honest. >> kelly: just let her wear what she wants. my mom just lets me wear whatever i want and i think it is a form of creativity as well. i am just like, you do you, you will figure it out and she is embarrassed. [laughter] because on this stuff she puts on, i definitely was punky brewster. >> mindy: don't you feel like, let the child live their own expressive life, and then you are alike, that is heinous, you're not wearing not. >> kelly: i have never said that. >> mindy: you are such a good mom. >> kelly: it's like -- i think it was a really important thing for me. that was my way of expressing myself. i wasn't a writer yet or a singer yet so much when i was younger so i think it was a way of -- i loved it. i looked like a hot mess. but it's awesome. >> mindy: my daughter is going to watch it and be like, c, kelly

, whom pigott says directed the spending bryant says he was unaware that welfare money was involved whater you filed your subpoena >> i was terminated. >> reporter: the state welfare agency says they fired pigott because "the client and the lawyer were not on the same page." the investigation has only recently resumed. welfare agency head john davis was arrested and charged with bribery and conspiracy he pled not guilty the agency declined an interview, saying they are committed to rebuilding the trust of the citizens and making all future grant decisions by committee. so far just $1.1 million has been recovered. >> we're real people there's real people out there that really need that money. >> reporter: ken dilanian, nbc news, jackson, mississippi >>> when we come back tonight, inside the new museum honoring jackie robinson. the surprisingly little-known details about his remarkable life and staying asleep. you know, insomnia. before i found quviviq, an fda-approved insomnia medication for adults. you would not believe the things i used to think about when i couldn't sleep. hey, linds.

brett favreas not been charged with a crime, bryant has not been charged with a crime, but the peoplereed to work with federal prosecutors in their ongoing probe and i think we're gonna see if that's going to result in in those folks being he accountable for their role in this scandal. amna: it's an incredible story. we'll continue to follow first broken by mississippi today reporter anna wolf. thank you for joining us. anna: thank you for having me. ♪ judy: there has been lots of anticipation today around nasa's first-ever attempt to strike an asteroid and knock it off course. william brangham has all the details. william: judy, nasa today pulled off a historic first. take a look at this. >> oh my gosh! oh wow! [applause] william: is video received a few moments ago at the exact moment nasa's dark spacecraft approached and crashed into that asteroid 100 million miles away. we will speak with science correspondent miles o'brien in a moment. first, here is his report on what nasa was attempting with this mission. miles: planet earth is practicing defense david and goliath style. a spac

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he texted bryant that he wanted to name the volleyball conflicts after the government. we obviously need your help big-time, and time is working against us. brian replied, we are going to get them, but we have to follow the law. i am too old for federal prison. the former governor said he did not know that he used millions from the federal welfare program to construct the -- in the growing scandal. he also agreed to cooperate with the fbi, which has been investigating the welfare spending for two years. tonight brett favre's lawyer says that is climb behaved honorably, and did not know the state grants he sought came from federal welfare funds, he did not know that the bryant is accusing favre of violating any laws. he has not been charged. >> he is not charged, but it's welcome to join us on the show, any night of the week. our special thanks to kendall and for that report, and for staying on this important story. coming, up a restrictive abortion ban, that is over 100 years old, well, it has just been reinstated in arizona. doctor community patel and what that means f

not allowed to determine its own feature. born in 1980 and educated in colonial government schools, bryant all said he was never taught to be a british patriots. last year he opened a private museum. the certificate signed by the queen and prince philip is amanda, most precious. in his 10000 item collection auto, dom we're high, will never considered myself british if, when i'm 100 percent, a hong kong, a who loves british culture or local all history is a meaningful them or whenever they happened, no matter good or bad. oh, so we shouldn't arrays any part of it, just because we don't like it, or your work or all of us should respect our past whitfield all ecc. are you doing? john deere gory is not only to preserve fedex, but also the identity of his hometown. ukraine says a russian missile damage to equipment close to the 2nd largest nuclear plant in the country. keep branded the move as nuclear terrorism. moscow has warned of more attacks on ukrainian infrastructure after its forces were pushed back in ne, in ukraine, leading to the discovery of a mass grave in a forest in the region. th

a historic prison in port arthur. 28-year-old martin bryant arrived at the site, ate lunch, walked intoa semi-automatic rifle out of his bag. his first shots killed three of the fiddlers best friends, who were gunned down right in front of them. >> i froze. i couldn't move. i didn't know what to do. i thought this is the end. >> i said to john, i've been hit. with that he turned around and pushed me under the table. i saw a man behind me hasn't got a head. now the others are under the table told me to be quiet. john told me to shush and we pretended to be dead. >> the gunman moved on and the fiddlers escaped with their lives. outside the cafe walter's exwife nanette and their daughters had been having a picnic. nanette flagged down a car to escape. in that car was the gunman himself. nanette pleaded for her family, but the killer shot her and the 3-year-old madeline, then chased down 6-year-old lalana and shot her near a tree she was trying to hide. >> the doctor said the girls are both -- they're all dead. i just remember this primal scream. i really wanted to be with them. i didn't wa

bryant's former welfare director pleaded guilty to state and growing crimes in the growing scandal ande fbi which has been investigating welfare misspending for two years. lindsey, while the former governor says he's too old for prison, his former director has agreed to testify in the case, so he needs to have good lawyers. >> thank you. >>> we are six weeks out from the midterms and this year's cycle is on track to be the most expensive election ever, and the price tag so far, more than 6.$4 billion. that total exceeds both the 2018 and 2020 acycles, and it really underscores the urgency for both parties in winning control of congress. as it stands right now, one report shows 212 house races favoring republicans, and 192 favoring democrats and 31 are still tossups. and let's bring in former obama white house chief of staff, jim mussina. republicans need at least five seats to take control of the house. what do you meek of the record fundraising numbers? do you see it making a difference? >> inflation is hitting congressional campaigns as well. this is app dump season, and this is when

hands with is michael jordan, for me here kobe brian was know such wow not get an autograph in a cube bryantplayers. without supervision for a minute of baking. she returned from another much more valuable souvenir. this is the first olympic medal you can see the difference in size. remember your emotion, when you stand on a pedestal, this medal is put on you. you know, at that moment there were, of course, tears of joy, but after we had already returned to our room. and i also held this medal on my hand and i understood that i have an inner relationship, you rejoice from the first minute, and then, as it were, you decide that you need to set a new goal. i have never seen an olympic medal so close. moreover, i did not keep them in hands with your permission, please. well, you need to be a very trained real person to withstand this pleasant load. many people ask right away. is it possible to wear, in principle, i allow, if you want, i can, of course. in your opinion, is it possible, for example, chinese women or norwegians, our coach? he can prepare at the same level as our synchronized swimm

you can go through a gateinto the lot of bryant school. so, i was in the firstgroup of kids and phil was in the group ofkids that were behind us. steven: it seemed like assoon as we crossed over that, that plain to getinto bryant school police came, (sirens) like, walked off theedge of the grass, they just- they cameup through, and it was just coming. for us, when the policewould come, we would run. it's just what we did. but something in mesaid, "don't run today." they came out of the car, they opened the doors andthey came out with their guns, over the doors andthey were telling get on the wall, get onthe wall, get on the wall. and he was like, yeah,everybody get against the wall, you know? i mean, i'mlike, hold on a minute, like, like, what's going on? why you got your guns out? i'm here at the end of the wall, phil's probablymaybe about 10 feet from meand in the middle, probably in themiddle of the crowd. and when i looked at him, i already knewwhat was going on. at that point,he took off running. (music) police started running assoon

the attorney representing former governor phil bryant releasing them in an effort to prove bryant washe sports facility but was unaware that welfare money was being used to fund the project far writing to the governor in 2017. i need your influence somehow to get donations and or sponsorships. obviously southern has no money. so i'm hustling to get raised. and the governor replying, of course, i'm all in on the volleyball facility. one thing i know how to do is raise money. but then 2 years later in 2019, when the attorneys for brian allege he first learned welfare funds were being used on the project. another damning exchange far first applying pressure. we obviously need your help. big time and time is working against us. and the governor pushing back. we're going to get there. but we have to follow the law. i'm too old for federal prison. favre has repeatedly denied his involvement in the largest ever public corruption case in the state of mississippi, but faces a civil lawsuit to recover more than 20 million dollars in misspent welfare money. on top of that, we're seeing sponsors

in july, 2019, brett texted governor bryant telling him how much he loved nancy and john davis for what they did for him in southern miss. he called the thet of funds amazing -- the theft of funds amazing, governor bryant knew that money could have been used to provide thousands of low-income families with a year's worth of rent. . he knew it could have covered the cost of their electricity and their childcare bills. and he knew that it could have provided thousands of mississippian families with as many as nine meals a day. but they didn't care. they didn't care that year after year many mississippians, the most vulnerable people, can't shower, cook, or bathe for weeks on end due to systemic neglect in their water system. in a report released earlier this month by vox, been gee jones -- benjie jones explained, and i quote, infrastructure is often poorly maintained or intentionally overlooked in particular places, leading to a lack of access of affordability and safety for many communities of color. brett and governor brian intentionally overlooked the needs of mississippi's poor people

allegedly continued did favre to seek state money, favre texting mississippi's then governor phil bryant in 2017 wrote, quote, i need your influence somehow to get donations and or sponsorships. obviously southern has no money. hustling to get it raced. and the governor replied saying, of course, i'm all in on the volleyball facility. one thing i know how to do is raise money. the investigation is part of a state audit that found at least 77 million dollars in welfare funding was misspent or stolen, far faces a civil lawsuit attempting to recover some 20 million dollars in misspent welfare money and now brands since sponsors are beginning to part ways with the retired nfl star, including sirius xm, which is temporarily suspended his weekly show. >> a potential mass shooter is behind bars where police say this man was trying to do a las vegas style mass shooting. plus, going after catalytic converter thieves. a new plan from the governor to try to combat this rise in crime. and cars with googly eyes. why researchers say this could >> for your money tonight, bay area commuters are paying a

the attorney representing former governor phil bryant releasing them in an effort to prove bryant wasling to help find private donors for the sports facility but was unaware that welfare money was being used to fund the project far writing to the governor in 2017. i need your influence somehow to get donations and or sponsorships. obviously southern has no money. so i'm hustling to get raised. and the governor replying, of course, i'm all in on the volleyball facility. one thing i know how to do is raise money. but then 2 years later in 2019, when the attorneys for brian allege he first learned welfare funds were being used on the project. another damning exchange far first applying pressure. we obviously need your help. big time and time is working against us. and the governor pushing back. we're going to get there. but we have to follow the law. i'm too old for federal prison. far has repeatedly denied his involvement in the largest ever public corruption case in the state of mississippi, but faces a civil lawsuit to recover more than 20 million dollars in misspent welfare money. on