so in addition to representing youth who are in the foster care system, i represented a former foster youth and i'm going to call him john. even that is not as his real name. but so john was pulled into the system at age 12 when his mother died, he was shuffled from placement to placement, probably a 20 or more within that time to different foster homes, group homes, never getting the services that he needed. he when i encountered and john and became his his attorney, he told me about how he always to be an auto mechanic you know he loved cars and the foster agency wouldn't even help him when he was in the helped to gain access to even the cost or the process gaining his own driver's license. right and then i find out with with john that that while he's in the system because his mother died, he's eligible for survivor benefits. right. his mother work paid into the system. but the foster care agency, the very agency that exists for the sole reason of serving and protecting his as best interests, sought those benefits out, applied the benefits, never told john, never told that they're a

money for the foster care agencies that once helped him. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> hello. >>> property crime in oakland has been on the rise this year. we all know that. that's not new information, but what is unusual is where it's being reported. year after year robberies are up by 28% for burglaries. that number skyrockets to 44%. most of the focus is on carjackings and business break-ins, but now those who live aboard boats at the port say they're facing a threat of their own, an increase in attacks from pirates. john ramos explains. >> reporter: we often have a romantic notion about pirates, but when it comes to theft in oakland, it's not that unusual. the same things happening on land are happening on the water. consider all the problems oakland is facing, now one more, pirates. no kidding. those who live along the estuary say there's nothing safe about living on the water. >> it's every week. it's every week somebody's missing something from their boats or either their dinghies, their outboard motors or from their cars. >> reporter: the twist is t

the number of kids statewide in the foster care system, janet cline president of the foster agency tells us numbers. >> thousands. 53,000 kids in california are in foster care at any one time. >> reporter: when you see this money going to foster care, i see a big smile on your face. >> it's wonderful. >> we want the kids to be at home with their biological families but sadly, that's not always possible. if they can't be safe at home, we want them safe somewhere else. >> reporter: it's about giving kids and teens family. >> i am her permanent guardian. i am really passionate about foster care and everyone needs a family. >> we've got kitty cats, lots of bold bright colors. >> you are like a big little kid. >> i am. i am. >> reporter: welcome to the marshmallow zone. good luck. >> i see what you mean! it is like a big marshmallow. >> reporter: foster care to franchise owner. >> i love to hear about success stories. you are a success story. >> yes, i guess so. i am. >> reporter: now you are shy. >> it's been very positive. honestly, i feel like it's my obligation to use the business to be a

how do you foster this mindset? at an _ today. how do you foster this mindset?ter this i mindset? at an individual level today. how do you foster this - mindset? at an individual level it is about challenging _ mindset? at an individual level it is about challenging yourself, - mindset? at an individual level it i is about challenging yourself, about self—awareness, avoiding being in an echo chamber which is very current with many of the debates we have now about how information is shared. really seeking to look for the opportunity to hear a different view. and embracing diversity and inclusion, but notjust having a diverse range of opinions around you, really engaging and listening to those and really adapting and changing. you can work as an individual leader, you can work as any employee on your growth mindset, pushing yourself out of your comfort zone as often as possible, and realising that, actually, when things go wrong, it is an opportunity to learn, rather than a sign of failure.— sign of failure. ok, let's see if we can foster— sign of failure. ok, let

anna foster is there for us now. anna, personal statements will be made to the judge during sentencing, but lucy letby won't be there to hear them? that is correct. lucy letby�*s legal team at the suggestion that while she is in court here, she would not return to the dock in the courtroom for what will be a lengthy sentencing process today. she was convicted over a period of several hearings of seven counts of murder, attempting to murder another six babies in her care. that is why this will be a long process today, because as you say, one of the key features of sentencing in the uk now is victim impact statements. this is where the families of those babies have been able to put in words what an ordeal this has been for them, and that will be reflected in the judge's sentencing. it is something he considers along with things like sentencing guidelines and the framework by which he can choose the sentence he gives to lucy letby. so the process is beginning now in court. the court is full. the families of the babies i

foster.ey had the tough jos to remember a man who was simply larger than life. >> to me, he's a superhero. so more than fighting for education for our babies, i feel like he laid a blueprint for an entire community to come together and support education. >> it was his knack for engaging the community that landed dr. foster as superintendent of schools in philadelphia. he was the first black person to run a major school district in the country. it was his ability to bailed coalition that drew him to oakland in 1970 to run the school district where pat denissius aunt was a trainee. >> in studying dr. marcus foster, i was pretty amazed at how current his solutions are. >> many of his solutions are in his book "making students work." retired oakland teacher dr. denise sadler. -- >> i think if you look at his actual words and his speeches, in his book, in his writings, i think there's a road map for us to continue to work on. reporter: that work continues through the foundation dr. foster created.

they were removed from his care and went into the foster care system and ended up with their aunt, her name was priscilla and she was an upstanding lady and she wanted to adopt the hekids. at that time there were so one did not get adopted by the hearts because he was 10 years old when he was removed and he realized that what was happening that he was being removed from his family and he started acting out and they put him in a residential treatment center which is basically like an institutional setting and he wasn't able to again, he was split from them the aunt basically lost custody because she did not have childcare one day. her daughter was unavailable so she asked sherry their mom to watch the kids. the caseworker stopped by unannounced and saw their mom there with them and removed them immediately on the spot and never had time to getthem again . >> why is that the norm. >> sherry had relinquished her rental rights and she did because her attorney said in order for priscilla to adopt the kids she had to be legally free for an option and get adopted when you have legal parents s

foster homes are in very high demand.ids in the foster system than eligible families that can take them in. but 2023, if you want to foster a child you better be on board with child sex changes or the state will deem you unfit to raise a child. that is what michael and kitty burke are alleging happen to them in massachusetts. it is hard to find a more ideal couple than them. mike is an iraq wore veteran and kitty works with special needs kids. but in a federal lawsuit filed this week, the burks claim the state violated their first amendment rights when they denied their application to become foster parents. according to the suit, the massachusetts department of children and families deemed this couple unfit parents because of their catholic beliefs. >> they said to us we didn't follow the, quote, lgbtq policies of the state and if you look into it further you could see that they matched up with our catholic faith. >> the letter that they sent us said they didn't think we would be affirming of an lgbtq plus child. >> this

a kid's in foster care for 15 of the last 22 months. and so when parents are dealing with issues that aren't easily solvable, like drug use instance, we don't have we have long wait lists for where they could get drug treatment. right. but we have this timeline that says if you don't, you know, those two things are not really compatible. and there was also some progress made. the last texas legislative session with regards to the texas family code. the they made it make it make it harder terminate. yeah made it harder to remove children their homes for neglect which is which you know people have known long known that's an issue because neglect can often look like poverty and. they made it harder to remove kids for those of reasons, unless they're in immediate danger, which i think is a really good first step. i think actually a lot of republican in members of, the legislature that are like pretty in to this. it's an interesting sort of bedfellows situation because it's of like almost the most progressive and then like very republic peop

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anna foster is there for us now.are slowly but surely hearing these very difficult personal statements being made to the judge during sentencing. lucy letby is not there. she will not hear them, will seek? ,, , ., . , seek? she is here at manchester crown court. _ seek? she is here at manchester crown court, she _ seek? she is here at manchester crown court, she was _ seek? she is here at manchester crown court, she was brought i seek? she is here at manchester crown court, she was brought to j crown court, she was brought to court from prison this morning as she has been for every stage of this process, but last week as the final verdicts were delivered it is worth reminding you as well those verdicts were delivered over a series of hearings. there were none for different hearings on the court where the jury returned and delivered a partial number of verdicts. lucy letby was presence for the first ones, the first counts of murder which she was convicted of, she sobbed in the dock as those verdicts were read out but

foster care is a very dangerous place for children. they are at increased risk of harm when they enter the system. we need to do everything we possibly canha do that will be focusing less on punishing parents and honestly. >> first prevents the service. [inaudible] the trump administration policy 2018 throws towards this? >> they do a couple of things that were reallyey good. because for a long time you could not use funding like the federal funding for preventive services. that basically set up an incentive to put kids in foster care to get services. the smart plan. what happens when you get ensnared in the system it is very hard to get out of it. once you are in it you are on a path. and in the case of the courtroom there is a federally mandated timeline you must seek determination with the kids in fosteror care for 15 of last 22 months. when parents are doing with issues that are not going to be solvable like drug use for instance w we have a long wait lists for places where they can get drug treatment. those two things are not real

pretty warm in foster city today. it was definitely warm up in the north bay and east bay as well. >> yes, anywhere inland. you felt it today, and tomorrow you'll feel it by about five degrees more. then it will cool off. >> as per usual. it's incredible how this happens weekend after weekend. >> i know, it's like you get on a seven-day cycle and you're absolutely right. the two hottest days on the weekend. then most of next week will be below average. so the good example of this is going inland. this is from the top of mount diablo over inland contra costa county. just look at the seven-day forecast first here for concord, tomorrow's 101 stands out, but it's the only day i had to try and cram triple digits in. all the rest with pretty much well behaved. but there's a contrast between two days coming fairly soon. we'll pull out tomorrow and also take a look at tuesday. tuesday is a good example of what much of next week will look like. the numbers for most of next week are staying pretty well behaved. we'll do the com

foster care is a real problem. many times it's family members who are selling their own children for slave labor. having the awareness in their own spaces important, and then for you, what was the summit like for you, the key takeaways. >> unfortunately i was unable to make it to the summit. we can really learn from each other i think the whole thing about all of this is just talking about it. as difficult as a topic of his -- as it is to discuss, and the sad thing to me is how i would be frustrated sometimes and talk a lot about it, how do you help children when their own parents are selling them? so i think -- and i said this at one of the grace commission meetings because i had some of the survivors come to the meeting. like i said, we have public, at the very end, and i had to survivors come, and they stood up and they were like, you have no idea what you are talking about, you aren't listening to us and i let them give it to me, that was fine. i said, you are exactly right, i don't, but if i can help one of yo

care and the number of kids statewide in the foster care system, janet clean president of the foster the numbers. >> thousands? >> thousands. thousands. yeah, 53,000 kids in california are in foster care. at any one time. >> reporter: when you see this and the money going towards foster care. i see a big smile on your face. >> oh. it's wonderful. you know, we want the kids to be able to be at home with their biological families but sadly that's not always possible. if they can't be safe at home we want them to be safe somewhere else. >> reporter: it's all about giving kids and teens family. >> i'm hear permanent guardian and -- so i'm really passionate about foster care. and everyone needs a family. >> so we got kitty cats and loathes of bold bright colors. >> reporter: you are like a big little kid. >> i am. i am. >> reporter: and welcome to the marshmallow zone. good luck. [ laughter ] i see what you mean! it is like a big marshmallow. from foster care to franchise owner. >> i love to hear about success stories. >> reporter: you are a success story. >> yes, i guess so. i am. yes. >

youth before placement with a foster family is at an undisclosed location inside hayward city limits. the center is supposed to act as a sort of safe house for children, but in recent months the mayor says it has become and opposite. a hotbed for serious criminal activity, including sexual trafficking. >> there are kids inside the center telling girls that if they leave the center and go with their friend they can go t a better and safer place. and they are coercing them into leaving and they are leaving! and then as a result, they are getting into cars and being taken to other places in the east bay to get prepared for prostitution. >> reporter: rebecca edwards is the cofounder of brave mission, which supports and mentors foster youth. she says sadly, incidents like what the mayor i describing are too common. >> people who are and drug dealers know where to find thes youth were vulnerable and desperate for somewhere to belong. >> reporter: the issue here, th mayor says, is the county is aware of these incidents but is doing nothing to stop them. he said they pulled the sheriff's dep

the competition for power between groups will foster group cohesion. so in our example, politics, the in-group will more easily justify or rationalize their wrong, meaning trump's indictments, as long as it advanced their agenda, i.e., power and prestige because they're biassed in favor of trump, who holds sway over their constituent base. although the victim would like nothing more than to part ways with trump, trump still comes first. sure, we've had our differences, but blood is thicker than water. i'm always here for you no matter what. makes sense, right, at least to me as an explanation as to why, having been indicted four times, donald trump has seen his position strengthened among republicans. there is, however, a flip side. the reaction among democrats, the exact opposite, maybe like the neighbors who want the homes on their block to be in order, democrats are looking on in horror, ready to take action of their own if the cops can't quell the violence. that same poll found that while 74% of republicans said they would support trump in november

youth before they are placed with a foster family, is at an undisclosed location inside hayward city limits. the center is supposed to act as a sort of safe house for children, but in recent months the mayor says it's become the opposite, a hotbed for serious criminal activity, including sex trafficking. >> there's kids inside the center telling girls that if they leave the center and go with their friend, they can go to a better, safer place and they're coercing them into leaving and they're leaving and then as a result, they're getting into cars and they're being taken to other places in the east bay to get prepared for prostitution. >> rebecca edwards is the co-founder of braid mission, an organization that supports and mentors foster youth. she says sadly, incidents like the mayor is describing are all too common. >> people who are pimps and drug dealers and recruiting for gangs know exactly where to find these youth who are vulnerable and desperate for somewhere to belong. >> the issue here the mayor says is that the county is aware of these incidents and is doing nothing to try

olly foster in our sport centre, thanks _ track. for _ track. olly foster in our sport centre, thanks for bringing i track. olly foster in our sport i centre, thanks for bringing more information on that breaking story. mason greenwood has released a statement, let's go through that again. so there is the statement from mason greenwood. and that comes as the breaking news we havejust greenwood. and that comes as the breaking news we have just had greenwood. and that comes as the breaking news we havejust had in the last few minutes that mason greenwood is going to leave manchester united. and just a reminder what the club is well said in a statement. they had been looking into an internal investigation they had been conducting into the allegations made against mason greenwood. and they say that their process began in february 2023. now, that is after the criminal charges levelled against mr greenwood were dropped. the statement from the club says, throughout, we have taken into account the wishes, the rights and perspective of the a

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yeah, we do.>> th need thes we e families in fostering kids. they they are there and they're offering to open their homes and theieye r hearts to love ths children. and it's outrageous that we turn them away. we need themutrageou. >> it's very sad and hopeful. what do you think? again, his decision on thi ds, ? don't know. verythjust filed the complaint last week. so we're going to do everything we can to get the court to decide quicklin t y. uple but, you know, it'd probably be a couple of months at least before we see something frome. the court. >> all right. thank you, mark. much luck to you on this and t y o the to the parents there. >> all right. so how did we end up like this? >> we're a loving couple. can't rescue awardere a lo of te because of their religious beliefs. wellbecause of their it's becaun in to the tyranny of to the minorityth. e sa we've sacrificed the rights of the many forcr the advantages o. the few. and this weekend, the vach e ramaswamy called out that very agenda. the republican presidential candidate was in iowa when

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foster city council voted unanimously to write a letter in opposition to sb 5.32. a bill which if passed would raise bridge toll fees by another one $1.50 for 5 years. all city leaders raised several concerns, including why this wasn't a ballot measure. >> the problem here it's not being assessed for the use of the bridge is being assessed to fund public transit. and for that reason, i believe this is a tax. >> well, state senator scott wiener who authored the bill responded to kron 4 insisting that even after securing 400 million dollars for bay area transit systems operations for the next 4 years. there will be a 2.5 billion dollar deficit which would force service cuts to ac transit. bart muni caltrain and that would instead deeply harm low-income riders who don't own a car. foster city council now joining 6 local congressmembers, though, who together wrote their own letter in opposition sb 5.32. >> it's 6.10, and we're learning what caused the san francisco bound flight to nearly plunge into the pacific after it took off from maui back in december. investigator

the board of supervisors voted yesterday to send more money to three key foster youth programs.rograms help foster students get through high school and transition into post secondary education. >>> now to san jose where the city is moving forward in its effort to crack down on homeless encampments. and rvs around schools. city officials are voting to ban encampments from 150 feet of schools. they are concerned about break-ins or student safety. san jose's rules and open government committee unanimously approved the proposal last week. >>> still aled, a college football team stepping up to help a student being bullied. we will show you what they did for him and his family to show intrtroducing totogo's new frech h dip sandwiwiches. featuring g fresh artitisan brd pileled high witith tender roaoast beef, smothehered with m melty provovolone cheeeese, just e enough chipipotle maya and serveded with hot t au ju for didipping. trtry the roasast beef or r pasi frenench dips totoday. only at t togo's. >>> tonight at 5:00, they are letting fires burn in yosemite. why experts say in many

let's talk to olly foster, at the bbc sport centre.gainst mason greenwood were cleared in february, then manchester united opened up its own investigation and now today, the statement that mason greenwood is leaving the club.— leaving the club. yes, manchester united are under— leaving the club. yes, manchester united are under a _ leaving the club. yes, manchester united are under a lot _ leaving the club. yes, manchester united are under a lot of - leaving the club. yes, manchester united are under a lot of pressure | united are under a lot of pressure to come to a decision. they hoped to achieve that before the start of the season. go back to last week and the opening round of fixtures, there were protests at old trafford. because there was every indication manchester united were going to reintegrate mason greenwood into their squad. at various female fans groups were strongly opposed to that and protested. so there was no announcement last week. now we have had this lengthy statement of which manchester united have talked about how

in the foster children system taking on foster children.ng ideological about the transition. there's something ideological and there are so many issues, we go from rural america and looking urban and rural americans are the expansion of broadband it makes no sense. his became highly partisan for roads and bridges and wi-fi. >> it was partisan over the money and one thing i have felt in recent years is people who come here over issues and the problemm is issues change over time. you make a solution and it causes problems and it changes over i time. if you come only highly ideological, you're not going to do good job which will fix problems for everyday people. >> please join in on the conversation and reading a great book on ted kennedy and he goes into detail about partisan heatedon arguments and you talk about communist with senate republicans, how we get back to where you have a partisan debate and still come together on 50%? >> one problem is there's no relationship. people live longer and in washington longer and they have family here a

this time the foster city council voted write a formal letter against temporarily increasing the cost to drive across all bridges except for the golden gate. yeah. local lawmakers are coming out against the bill. they are worried of the toll hike would financially burden the lowest earning commuters. already paying steep prices across foster city city council voted unanimously to write a letter in opposition to sb 5.32. the bill, which if passed what actually rage bridge toll fees. another one $1.50 and 5 over the next 5 years. all city leaders raised several concerns, including why this wasn't a ballot measure. >> the problem here it is. it's not being assessed for the use of the bridge is being assessed to fund public transit. and for that reason, i believe this is a tax. >> we have state senator scott wiener who actually offered that bill and responded to cross for insisting that even after securing 400 million dollars for bay area transit systems operating for the next 4 years. there will be a 2.5 billion deficit which would force service cuts to ac transit. bart muni caltrain and

to take a child in for upbringing, but also for people living with they will not be able to take a fosterld, if people with a criminal record live with the adoptive parents , orphans will also need to undergo a socio-psychological examination. the bill is aimed at unifying the requirements for the training of guardians, foster parents, the content of the training program, in order to make them uniform in all regions of our country. in addition, it will simplify and speed up the placement of a child in a family. and, of course, there must be requirements. it is necessary to check how the conditions are provided for the child to fully and normally lived in uh, foster family, but overpriced requirements. they should hit the hands of potential parents. after all, we have so many infertile couples who are ready to adopt trust and deprive them of this opportunity. because of the bureaucracy, we are depriving the child, first of all, of the future of family life. the speaker of the state duma suggested that amendments be prepared; they will allow close relatives of orphans to become the guardian

is there a desire to foster that kind of, our whole - foster that kind of, our whole generation that the uk and bring about that level of enthusiasm, especially young people or space and all that goes with a? yes. all that goes with a? yes, absolutely. _ all that goes with a? yes, absolutely. i'm _ all that goes with a? yes, absolutely. i'm from - all that goes with a? yes, absolutely. i'm from a - all that goes with a? yes, - absolutely. i'm from a generation where i came after many of the big launches that were ultimately in cape canaveral in the 60s and 70s. it's a really important part that the launch economy to be able to see that visibly from the uk for the first time, post cornwall will be in amazing opportunity for children up and down the country to be inspired about all the things that they can look to achieve or be part of the space sector. that is why we've sponsored the space for everyone tour. it's important that everyone is aware that it's going to aberdeen later this week. you will be able to see what a rocket looks like, how it works and all the different careers ava

there are about 400,000 kids in america's foster systems right now.nd to deprive a single one of them of a loving home is just obscene. meanwhile, the way massachusetts is handling this is effectively implying that every single, a look, christian mom and dad in america is somehow an unfit parent. that is a massive slap in the face to so many millions of families. and the cherry on top is it is also a friend -- first amendment violation. trying to compel this christian couple to parent the beliefs of the estate and violate their religious values in the process. >> trace: about 40 seconds left. north carolina legislature overrides the governor's veto eliminating lgbtq+ instruction in early grades making it law. it is kind of amazing that you have parents that have to fight time and time again, presently, to make sure that teachers are not teaching their kids and on about sex. >> it is remarkable that the democratic party have decided that we want to talk to your very young child about sex. that is. that is one of their key platforms for their policy. i

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like foster wade was republican. as has been mentioned in 1886 legislative succession was removed from the statute books. as we know in 1947 lawmakers reinserted the speaker and the present pro tem in that order into the line of succession. since democratic president harry truman did not have a vice president in 1945 until 1949 republican speaker. joe martin. perhaps came closer to becoming acting president than any other speaker. not long after the bills adoption president truman went on official trip to brazil. while on this trip his motorcade almost drove over the edge of a precipice. speaker martin recalled that quote truman while on a visit to south america came dangerously close to plunging down a mountainside in his auto. the news was a sobering reminder of how near i was living day to day on the edge of great responsibility unquote. as was the case with tyler and johnson barson switching the white house could easily have a curve. each of these examples until instances when a lawmaker could easily have become

on foster children. there's nothing ideological about saying you need to kids out of foster care. you don't just dump them there's nothing ideological about saying it doesn't make any more sense. we should have it at 21 and there are just so issues like that. i come from rural, we both come from rural america. we're sitting in urban america. the thing that urban and rural america agree about most is the expansion of broadband. that's not ideological. it makes no sense that i've worked in africa have better internet service than. we do. that's absurd. but we saw some of the debate over the infrastructure bill where it became highly partizan for roads and bridges and wi fi. but it wasn't it was partizan over the money. it wasn't partizan over the purpose. and that's where some point you have to, you know, one of the things i always kind of have felt in recent years and again, been doing this a long time, is that people don't come to washington anymore. that has a good sense of what they think role of gover

on foster children. there's nothing ideological about saying you need to kids out of foster care. you don't just dump them there's nothing ideological about saying it doesn't make any more sense. we should have it at 21 and there are just so issues like that. i come from rural, we both come from rural america. we're sitting in urban america. the thing that urban and rural america agree about most is the expansion of broadband. that's not ideological. it makes no sense that i've worked in africa have better internet service than. we do. that's absurd. but we saw some of the debate over the infrastructure bill where it became highly partizan for roads and bridges and wi fi. but it wasn't it was partizan over the money. it wasn't partizan over the purpose. and that's where some point you have to, you know, one of the things i always kind of have felt in recent years and again, been doing this a long time, is that people don't come to washington anymore. that has a good sense of what they think role of gover

no, no, and how did your foster mother react to your desire to find a biological family.of course, it is very difficult for her too. i want to say more, e on this situation, that's it. well, for me, yes, that is, it's civil feat. that is, when a person was taken , yes, that is, there was a non-native house behind the maternity hospital, yes, that is, they took, firstly, brought up, as they gave a native education to a family. well , i'm being honest here. i am grateful to my mother for everything, just everything that i have. this is not even unequivocal, even in the discussion will talk when the receptionist receptionist. i am somehow this, that is, a reception, i have only my own mother. stanislav now you will have the opportunity to say about your love to express your gratitude to your foster mother lyudmila limonova hello lyudmila, i 'll tell you, as a mother of two sons, every mother of a son wants to hear her address what she heard. i am now from the mouth of your son to you . i know i love him very, very much too. we have a very trusting, very good relationship wit

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. >> i'm max foster. joining you in london.ust ahead on "cnn newsroom." >> what mark meadows is going to be arguing i was just doing my job as chief of staff. what fan any willis is going to be arguing, kno, you were committing the crimes i charged you with us. >> tropical storm idalia. >> you are in the path of the storm. expect to lose power. >> complete torture of this young boy. this video has gone viral online and led to widespread condemnation and dismay. ♪ >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it's monday, august the 28th, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. in atlanta, where the georgia election interference case face a major test. today the district attorney fani willis is set to lay out her sprawling racketeering case against tmp. >> it's the first time that any of the charges that trump has been charged with will take place. and laying out some evidence in the case, we could also hear testimony from some of the witnesses who have been subpoenaed. that includes georgis secretar

anna foster is there for us now.nal statements being made to the judge during sentencing. lucy letby is not there. she will not hear them, will seek?