but i want to give charlotte darryle a chance -- [inaudible] -- darryle, take it.and we'll wrap up with charlotte. >> for me, something that is helpful is that i have learned that there are other parents out there that have felt the way i do. there are resources out there for parents. and i can provide the ones that i know of as well. there are resources out there. i agree that. arming ourselves with knowledge is the first step. i can't imagine two years ago having a conversation with any school administrate to her about critical race theory. i would've had no idea what i'm talking about and i would have thought, that doesn't sound right to me, but i can't really articulate why. so, i think what makes me hopeful is that i honestly feel like there is a growing tide of opposition to it. at least, making itself known. >> excellent. charlotte? >> the last word is, hope is the expectation of -- and i expect good to come out of this because we have -- [inaudible] it means in this case, and this is an inspiration -- i have been sharing this everywhere i go. with -- overco

that made people, some people wonder, was darryl killed for his gun?but i didn't know any of this back story when i received the call on august 2720 16 from a number i didn't recognize. hello, ben, are you sitting down? who is this it? turns out it was the mother of gerald's girlfriend. someone i never spoken with in my life. what happened? darryl has been shot. she. he's dead. after us. after gerald's, i went numb. i remained so through his funeral, which was attended by dozens of friends and family members. and four weeks to come. i no idea why he was killed. and it appeared that the police didn't either. weeks turned into months. and my shock turned into anger as the killer to go unnamed that anger turned to guilt without knowing why he was killed. focus the blame on myself. to this day, the guilt has subsided. i was his brother after all the. big brothers big sisters program had no specific for the program. it was our bond that kept us together for over a decade. any formal obligations. but i believed it was my job to keep him safe and at that fail

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ just happened and who you're looking at is darryl brooks, he's been representing hims in thea, wisconsin, christmas parade massacre basically. he drove his car through a group of 68 people. look i said, he was representing himself and pretty much has been a dramatic and emotional character throughout this entire thing but right now he's been found guilty of first degree homicide on counts one, two, three, and four, intentional homicide. guilty. live f from the waukesha, wisconsin, courtroom is his reaction to that and of course outside people waiting to here. six people died that day and dozens more injured. what they were trying to say or what he's been trying to say representing himself, crying in front of the jurors during his 50 minute closing argument was to consider whether the car could have malfunctioned during the incident last november. he wanted them to consider the impact that the negative press has had on his family. meanwhile you've got the families of the victims and what they've gone through too. he didn't talk about that. this case, of course, happening at a

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darryl — about her time? i think speaking to tory mps, darryl who _ about her time?, darryl who were predicting that this week and next week there will be a move to move to try to oust liz truss from number ten. the rules would have to be changed, that will involve the 1922 committee, as technically she say for a year. what is quite striking is that this morning you have some more, coming out and some from the one nation wing, they have been encouraged by jeremy hunt, suggesting there was not the time to move yet. therefore i think liz truss, ultimately, this week need to have the opposite of her week last week where she made things worse with a tricky address to tory mps, that press conference on friday, very short, just added to concerns about her communication skills. i think liz truss needs to show she has made a decision in the country cosmic interest and has things under control also if it looks very chaotic, if it doesn't work with the markets, then i don't think she has very much a chance at all. i think a best chances to show that. even then, the problem she

. >> reporter: darryl is the harbor master and co-owner of point san pablo harbor.ryl feels passionate about keeping his harbor and planet clean. >> they can do their part by keeping the plastics out of their water column at the source. that is just helping that effort. >> reporter: 11 million tons of plastics and debris entered the world's oceans according to the united nations' environment program. after that, reports say say 6.6 million tons of debris stay circulating within our coastal waterways and beaches. d this is where michael aaron's clean earth rovers sweep in. >> i remember from a very young age being very passionate about climate change and air pollution. and things of that nature. but, it wasn't until i was pretty much older that i had had learned about the ocean plastics issue. >> reporter: his robots can operate autonomously or with a joy stick skimming the waterways the waterways to collect 100 pounds of trash and debris per trip. the recycled mesh collection bags have large enough holes so small marine life won't get trapped inside. t is also batte

according to the lawsuit the three companies r, darryl management services, darryl realty and infinitytate made it hard for people to get a place to live if they had the federally funded housing voucher, choice voucher program. known as section 8 housing. a whistle blower from one of the companies helped the attorney general's office with the case. the attorney says the three companies were accused of violating the cities human right act which bans discrimination on source of income. some of the buildings were in d.c.'s richest neighborhoods. >> 19 states in the district of columbia make this kind of discrimination illegal. i'm calling for every state of the united states to make housing discrimination against voucher holders, women with kids who need a little bit more help, illegal. >> what we have heard in our office and many other of my colleagues have heard is that renters will go to an apartment building and once the manager finds out they have a housing voucher somehow that apartment is no longer available. that's against the law. >> now as part of the settlement the three real e

darryl >> caller: boo-yah and who dat, jim. how's it going >> it's going well how about you?uestion about -- shoot, i done forgot now >> that's all right. i don't know maybe it's about jamar chase and wrecking my fantasy team probably off base there. >> caller: getty holdings. >> getty holdings is very hard to understand because it came public, there was a big short squeeze, it went up way too high and now it's all the way too low and it's not a bad company i think down here. i'm not a spac guy but this one may be actually worth looking at holy cow i can't believe i just said that about a spac let's go to jason in illinois. jason. >> caller: hey, jim. long-time viewer, first-time caller appreciate everything you do and congrats on the phillies >> thanks a lot. >> caller: but anyway, wanted to talk to you about clf. >> the quarter wasn't that good. the company tried to say it wasn't as cyclical as it turned out to be. as far as i'm concerned, once you get to the 13 level you're not going to stop right there. it's going to go even lower. that's why i continue to prefer nucor. b

to take this possibility into account. >> you touched ton a little bit but i'll go to you on this, darryl, using a tactical nuclear weapon, which you know, up until now we've been talking about well, if you did do it, the response, what would be the response be from the rest of the world, because if you respond with a nuclear weapon against russia, that would unleash a torrent of weapons. if he were to use a tactical nuclear weapon, within kyiv, and the general was just talking about the likelihood of that, but if he were to do so, what do you expect the response from nato and the west to be? >> well, we are, as you were asking before, we're in a slightly different situation than we were in march and april, when putin made his first threats, which i interpret to be back then about keeping the united states and may toe out of the fight in ukraine -- nato out of the fight in ukraine. what he said now, is that he might use nuclear weapons or any means necessary, a veiled threat, to defend russian territory and by implication the territory that it claims it seized in ukraine. just recently. s

giant stayed close until the padres put it away with a four run sixth against darryl cotton .hey, song kim strokes went down the left field line to score the first two runs of the inning. the padres go on to win. 62 teams wrap up the regular season tomorrow with the giants won game under 500. the padres have nailed down the number two nationally wild card spot. the angels kurt suzuki, celebrating his 39th birthday tonight at the coliseum, where he played seven of his 16 seasons as if he caught the first pitch of the game, then got a nice ovation from the fans on the night that is likely his final major league game. game was tied 11 in the 10th shohei otani hits a drive to center seth brown were running down on the wall that ends the inning and keeps the game tied. he is then wanted in the bottom of the 10th sh a langoliers draws a bases loaded. walk up the angels. ryan to paris. oakland literally walks off 2 to 1. the aids wrap up the season tomorrow, hoping to be stuck on 102 losses after last night, the rest of the nfl noticing what we've known since the season began. the 49

frolov vesti the duty part of the rap of gangster life ended in sobs in a court in the usa, the singer darrylared before themis as he just did not try to move the judge to make a fatal hit on a crowd of people the rapper flew into them in his suv during a procession at the christmas parade, but not a business suit no mercy, it seems, the word deer will not help to avoid punishment. for decency and perhaps for the first time in his life, having cut off his dreadlocks and changed his t-shirt for a formal suit, rapper daryl brooks appeared at his first meeting of this a forty-year-old man with a face tattoo is accused of a massacre a year ago during a christmas parade. brooks drove into a crowd of people, six people died, the smallest was eight a few seconds before the tragedy brooks rushes past the school ensemble. then he almost knocks over a child at the sidewalk and at full speed flies into the marching on these shots, about 40 wounded lie on the pavement. passers-by try to give them first aid. we just watched the parade. and then i hear someone beeping, and then to my right, a car rushes by

. >> we the jury find the defendant darryl e. brooks guilty of first degree intentional homicide. >> brooks was found guilty on all six counts of intentional homicide. he represented himself in court and was combative throughout the trial. each homicide charge carries a mandatory life sentence. >>> secretary of state an tow any blinken said russian president vladimir putin is aware of what happened if he fires a nuclear bomb. >> translator: risk of conflict in the world as a whole as well as at the regional level remains very high. new risks and challenges that lead to security are emerging. this is a consequence of the aggravation of the geopolitical confrontation. >> cnn's claire sebastian hearing from a top russian diplomat about the use of nuclear weapons. what's he saying? >> this is the ambassador refusing anything he might have seen russia ramp up thinly veiled. the defense minister calling multiple russian counterparts to warn them. the west worries russia might be planning something like this. even as we heard from the r

. >> the suspect, darryl brooks, is representing himself in court but so far his behavior is derailing. last week he took off his shirt and stuck a sign down his pants before opening statements began. >> united nations general assembly convening this afternoon as vladimir putin escalates his war of choice in ukraine. member nations are reportedly concerned. ken buck just moments away on that. >> plus as problems mount here at home, republicans are accusing democrats from jetting off to swanky fundraisers in europe. >> families are struggling to pay grocery and gas bills and home heating bills, he's galalanting across the country. >> gillian: while americans here at home are struggling to afford basic groceries and gas for their cars, expensive political fundraisers overseas carry on. republicans are accusing congressional democrats of partying away across europe's most glitzy capitals. and maybe we'll get to go to paris next. >> sandra: cue the french music. power ranking due out tomorrow, a big focus will be on four senate races that will determine which party controls the chamber as

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ just happened and who you're looking at is darryl brooks, he's been representing hims inconsin, christmas parade massacre basically. he drove his car through a group of 68 people. look i said, he was representing himself and pretty much has been a dramatic and emotional character throughout this entire thing but right now he's been

. >> we the jury find the defendant, darryl e. brooks, guilty. >> the killer kept his head down resting on his hands for much of the verdict. he murdered six people including an 8-year-old boy and hurt dozens of others when he sped through that christmas parade in waukesha nearly a year ago tyler pudliner, he spoke after the verdict today. >> it's been a difficult thing i know this this at this will g us healing this is another step we've been resilient one of the things i've said we're stronger than him and it's been proven today. >> the trial lasted four weeks, became erratic at times. he dismissed his public defenders and chose to represent himself. he argued wet judge and she removed him time and again at one point the convicted man tried to get the case dismissed. the judge has not set a sentencing date but the killer faces a mandatory life sentence for each of the six homicide convictions. >>> mortgage rates go up, demand for mortgages goes down. the next line is normally home prices go down, but, no, not this time. in our s

what are bernie now cnn senior national correspondent, sara sidon, who's covering the trial and darryll domestic terrorism analyst at the department of homeland security. good evening to both of you. and phil, i'll beginj with you, because these comments are startling from the president. >> they were startling and jarring. that's what caught people off-guard when he made the remarks at this fund-raiser. it's not on camera. he tends to be more camera. but the administration has been very calm and collected when they discuss this. they don't appreciate the saber rattling. they warned against it. but they clearly have not seen signs that we are moving closer to a nuclear element. that hasn't changed. i've talked to officials tonight, they say there has been no sign that putin is moving towards nuclear weapons, no new signal over the last 24 hours that he has decided to use nuclear weapons, and the u.s. has not changed its posture when it comes to nuclear weapons. that's an important note here. when the president was getting at that is something that u.s. officials have tried to grapple wit

on wednesday darryl brooks was found guilty of six counts of first degree intentional homicide along with dozens of other charges. prosecutors said he intentionally drove his suv into the parade at waukesha. he struck more than 60 people killing 6 of them but less than two weeks earlier brooks was released on bail in a case where he was accused of running over a woman who claimed he had had a child with him. >>> still to come, a day at a mitt missouri theme park turned into a nightmare when this train ran off the tracks. the latest on the injuries just ahead. >>> plus, the white house says russia may be advising iran on how to crack down on protestors as thousands went to ma masha amini's grave site. >>> the latest forecast for the u.s. why umbrellas are highly recommended in the coming days. >>> dry weather has been a big problem across the united states. by a flip of the u.s., namely the central region and south central seeing wet weather in the coming days. a lot of this is essential coming up inin a few minutes. why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and s

darryl brooks jr. interrupted the judge several times. brooks arrived in court wearing the orange jail jump suit. the judge asked him to change to street clothes brooks said no >> at this point, who doesn't know i'm in custody? >> he does have a point. bailiffs moved him to a separate courtroom by video he started taking his clothes off. he took off his shirt and turned his back to the camera brooks removed his shoe and threatened to throw it his behavior did not are stop. there look here. during the instructions, brooks tucked this objection sign down into his dungarees the prosecutors believe brooks is fit to stand trial claiming the outbursts is a distraction >> i am thoroughly convinced, your honor, mr. brooks is 100% competent to proceed to trial. his mental capacity is not reduced. anybody who thinks otherwise has no involvement in the case >> so a whack act. brooks rammed his suv through a christmas parade in waukesha, wisconsin, last november killing six people and injuring dozens more brooks faces 76 charges. ing including homici

we've got an e-mail that was just exposed the other day by california congressman darryl issa where jim biden is trying to get the qataris to give them money for introductions to the highest people across the world, dagen. it's all now in black and white and there's no more censorship of it like the social media companies including twitter tried to do right before the 2020 election. dagen: and with elon musk now in control of twitter, we can all hope that this doesn't happen again. this broad censorship to prop up a president and cover up what his family was doing. what is -- and you've talked about this among the many things that are disturbing. what is most disturbing is the fact that this influence peddling, this corruption was happening with china and by the extension the communist party there, knowing what the communist party has done to all people in the united states and what they want to do to this country in terms of, as you wrote about, wrote a book, becoming the number one super you power in the world. but it also is grotesque just on on the surface of it. in this report, hun

i had the opportunity to meet my cousin darryl burns with the jacksonville police department workinga son, we are happy to get in and help our fellow citizens. >> colonel, thank you very much for being with us. thank you for everything you and your folks are doing. appreciate your time. >> jose, thanks for having us on this morning. thank you. >>> thank you, sir. >>> up next, opening arguments getting under way right now. one of the notorious cases to date. otorious cases to date before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] (bridget vo) with thyroid eye disease... i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d was beyon

>> darryl brooks, the defendant, seated at the table. >> let the record reflect that i do not identifyknow anybody by that name. >> there's been a series of jaw dropping moments in this trial beginning on day one, when brooks took off his shirt in the courtroom. later brooks claimed one of the jurors gave him the middle finger. -is charged with six counts of first degree intentional homicide. prosecutors say he deliberately drove through the back shaw christmas parade last november killing six people ranging from eight to 81 years old, and mowing down dozens more. brooks initially pleaded not guilty, arguing a mental defect, but then before this trial he fired his public defenders and chose to represent himself. jesse. >> jesse: unbelievable. thank you, matt. >> there's a lot on the ballot next month, economy, crime, your child's education. but something else is going on. the investigation into the biden crime family. republicans are ready to go full fledge with their investigations, they just need the majority, and the democrats will do anything, and i mean anything, to make sure that

darryl, you know, that's twe place to be this week with all our fleet week activities. no issue whatsoever because that cloud cover sitting above us. so it's not a foggy morning per se. just one of your bay area. great days. and we will clear out nicely into the afternoon tapping into that sunshine all over again. current temperatures are in the 50's with oakland at 58 degrees. same for you in alameda, dublin livermore, brentwood in concord at 57 little cooler in the north bay. we're hanging out in the low 50's right now. definitely a busy week in the city. our temperatures in the city are going to remain comfortable inland areas going to start to get a little warmer towards the latter half of the week never inland areas that's been hard to get the coast. so look, if you are still traveling, bart update for you there. just down to 10 minutes now. >> systemwide. so that's much improved from major delays down to 20. now we're back down to 10 so accidents on our highways like this one, southbound 8.80, at west tennyson road in hayward. so things are pretty sluggish along 8

game stayed close until the padres put it away with the four run sixth against darryl cotton. song kim strokes one down the left field line to score the first two runs of the inning. padres going to win 62. those two teams wrap up the regular season tomorrow with the giants won game under 500. the padres have nailed down the number two national league wild card spot. the angels kurt suzuki celebrating his 39th birthday tonight at the coliseum, where he played seven of his 16 seasons. suzuki caught the first pitch of the game, then got a nice ovation from the fans on the night that is likely his final major league game. they were tied 11 in the 10th. sure otani hits the drive to center. seth brown. we'll run it down on the wall that ended the inning and kept the game tied. the aids, then won it in the bottom of the 10th sh a langoliers draws a bases loaded walk off the angels. ryan to para oakland literally walks off 2 to 1. the a's wrap up the season hoping tomorrow to be stuck on 102 losses. well after last night. the rest of the nfl is noticing what we've known since the sea

, phantom runner at second in the 10th jake mccarthy brings him home with that solid base hit off darrylton and the d backs are up 3 to 2, but the giants load them up in the bottom of the 10th for david vr. he singles to shallow left. just rimsky scores easily . wilmer flores is waived home and he is sliding in safe. carson kelly drops the ball. giants win 4 to 3. they are one game over 500 with three games left in san diego to close out the season. now the a's. they got the better of rainy nail, say young winner robbie ray today to avoid the sweep in seattle, thanks to christian who takes ray deep. it's gone two run, shot third of the season for posh a three nothing age gets the sunflower seeds shower in the great defense by the age and the bottom of the fourth. nick allen fantastic reflexes and a great throw off that one hopper. by mitch hanniger. throw to first for the out. the ace picked up their 57th win of the season. they've got 102 losses, they'll have to run the table and get help to avoid finishing with the worst record in all of baseball, and i will have a whole bunch more com

darryl brooks was found guilty of all 76 charges including six counts of first degree intentional homicideinto the parade in waukesha last november 21st after fleeing a domestic disturbance with a former girlfriend. >> bob menendez says he does not know the scope of a new federal investigation into his activities. an adviser to the senate foreign relations committee chairman released that statement this afternoon. media reports say the u.s. attorney's office for the southern district of new york is conducting the probe. seven years ago menendez was indicted on corruption charges. his trial ended with a hung jury and charges were dismissed. the u.s. attorney investigating hunter biden is being asked to include more than 200 pages of bank records involving the president's son in and his alleged connections to china senators chuck grassley and ron johnson say they are giving david weiss copies of the records related to the chinese government military and intelligence community. fox news digital independently reviewed those records from a bank founded by the chinese americans. hunter biden has

our own justine waltman spotted the coyote in san francisco along him barca darryl, but after she got off from work, the little coyote was crossing the street. climate experts say the drought here in california is adding to food inflation all across the nation. california accounts for more than one-third of the nation's vegetables and 3 quarters of its fruits and nuts. farmers say the drought conditions and the high temperatures are making it difficult to meet demand crops that are hit the hardest are tomatoes, garlic onions and avocados. >> coming up, unpleasant in pleasanton after a spike in home break-ins. what you can do to protect yourself and the latest on the search for suspects. plus, a statewide operation seizes a million illegal cannabis plants. the one bay area county that officials targeted to get some of those plants and water air. an airline is now banning on flights after concerns in airports or mishandling passenger luggage. and we've been talking about the fog around here. but there's another tropical storm lurking and we're going to show you where it's headed. we'll

it took a wisconsin jury less than three hours to find darryl brooks guilty on six counts of first degreeicide. he was accused of driving through the waukesha christmas parade on november 21st last year, killing six people, including eight year old jackson sparks and three members of a dancing group made up of grandmothers. brooks's reckless driving also left 61. others injured. the defendants sat silently with head in hands, looking down as the verdict was read one of the things that i've said so much throughout. this is that we're stronger than him, and it's been proven today. um just another step forward in the process, brooks jarocz. 60 other counts of first degree reckless endangerment. during the 3.5 week trial, brooks got into intense arguments with the judge and failed to mount a strong defense for himself. the families in the courtroom say they are happy with the outcome , but it still doesn't bring their loved ones home. we've been praying for this day for a long time and this morning, my five year old daughter came up to me and hand me hand me. handed me this necklace with my m

. >>> in wisconsin today, a jury has found darryl brooks guilty in the killing of six people after he through a christmas parade last year. and the end of the trial was pretty chaotic in which he shouted at the judge and had to be taken out of the courtroom more than once because of outbursts and brooks put his head down and stayed quiet as the verdict was read. antonia hilton has more on the story. >> reporter: this jury early this morning found him guilty of all 76 counts in connection with the tragedy seen in waukesha wisconsin at that christmas parade. and what prosecutors argued is that he intentionally drove that suv through a crowd of people celebrating that day, and that resulted in the killing of six different people, and he injured more than 60. so you can imagine, just how emotional this trial has been. even you mentioned already some of his outbursts and strange behavior but what was particularly strong about this is that darrell brooks chose to represent him and forego legal representation throughout the trial and as he represented himself he fought back and forth with th

this is darryl, good morning, you're on. caller: good morning.agree that there is a need for the mental changes for muslim women globally. but my question is to what extent is the protest about and why would muslim women want to expose themselves and give up their hijab going against the basis of islam? but is giving up their job and shortening their clothes really and truly, if they're still considered -- if the women still consider themselves muslim, is that helping their cause? thank you. guest: that's a great question. so women in iran who have been protesting have been very, very clear that this is not about religion. this is about having the choice over their often bodies. and so what you see, you have a lot of photographs coming out of the street protests of women in full covering who are standing side by side women who are taking off their hijabs. because religious women are also coming out and are saying we believe in the choice to wear this. women who are taking off their hijab are saying we believe in the choice to wear this. so those

this is darryl, good morning, you're on. caller: good morning.agree that there is a need for the mental changes for muslim women globally. but my question is to what extent is the protest about and why would muslim women want to expose themselves and give up their hijab going against the basis of islam? but is giving up their job and shortening their clothes really and truly, if they're still considered -- if the women still consider themselves muslim, is that helping their cause? thank you. guest: that's a great question. so women in iran who have been protesting have been very, very clear that this is not about religion. this is about having the choice over their often bodies. and so what you see, you have a lot of photographs coming out of the street protests of women in full covering who are standing side by side women who are taking off their hijabs. because religious women are also coming out and are saying we believe in the choice to wear this. women who are taking off their hijab are saying we believe in the choice to wear this. so those