uh- mayor xing tao's attorney, tony brass, a very competent and experienced former federal prosecutor. i talked with him and basically it appears that he is terminating his relationship with the mayor. that just began and the reasoning, she said, yes . yes it was. it appears to be, first of all, that she held the press conference without giving him a heads up about what she was going to say. and that's one of the first things you don't do if you're someone's client, if somebody's representing you, you don't go out on your own. the second thing, i think he was not at all comfortable with her uh- sort of insinuations that the fbi was out to get her, that the fbi was somehow in collusion or timing this deliberately after the recalled petitions qualified, putting a recall of her on the ballot, that somehow that this was a conspiracy that involves everyone from the fbi to san francisco billionaires. i do not think he was comfortable with that and having to deal with the us attorney's office going forward. >> you're right. that was pretty surprising that she mentioned that. in fact, we cut

and at this hour, even though we've asked early in the day, we have not heard back from xing tao's political people who are working on this recall issue. back to you. >> all right. tom vacar live for us in the newsroom. tom. thank you for that. okay. all right. >> are you a parent dealing with sleep anxiety in your children? well, stay with us. i'm going to talk live with the specialist and t me as kids, with some children unable to go to sleep and stay asleep. a recent national poll on children's health found that a lot of kids cannot go to sleep because of being worried or anxious, with 1 in 4 parents describing getting their child to bed as difficult. here to help us say goodbye to bad nights, we hope, is doctor mallika claussen, consulting clinical psychiatrist with free spirit. thank you so much, doctor, for joining me this afternoon. so what causes kids to be anxious or to worry at bedtime? >> so a common cause of anxiety at bedtime is separation anxiety. so just fear of being apart from the parent. and what we really have to be careful about is really distinguishing the fact that some

developing news this morning out of oakland where we are still waiting to hear from mayor xing tao. she has not made any statement in the 24 hours since the fbi raided her home. abc7 news was there yesterday morning as the agents walked out of her maiden lane home with boxes. it was one of at least four locations raided yesterday, and others included the offices of california waste solutions, which runs the city's recycling company. also, two homes connected to the wong family, which runs california waste solutions. abc seven news reporter lena howland was the first reporter to break the story, and she has been tracking it ever since. and she's joining us live this morning. good morning lena, good morning. >> we have been reaching out to mayor tao and her staff since we first got word of this yesterday. and we just reached out to them earlier this morning and still no response. keep in mind this raid started right around 6:00 yesterday morning, so it's already been almost 24 hours. the fbi would only confirm that they carried out a court authorized law enforcement activity at a home

the city of oakland notified the group, called oakland united, to recall xing tao or outs, that it hasao's office for a comment, but we have not heard back. just yet. well, state fair and sacramento will be a bit more green this year. they will be able to buy marijuana there. this is for the first time ever, fair . >>> this morning on the 3rd hour of "today," an important lesson. craig sharing the mission to restore

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