karl rove and mark penn. headlines, karl, go first . legacy media headline. cnn, obama jumps in to help biden defeat trump again. "new york times." is on the phone to strategies. is tonight necessary, karl? >> well, you need money to run a campaign. they have a big financial advantage and we know everything about both joe biden and donald trump. so the question is how are they going to spend the money? if they spend it on ads utility to that. if they spend it on the ground game and organizing in the seven battleground states it could help the democratic campaign identify target voters and get them out to vote. >> dana: mark, what do you think about the money race and also about the fact that at this event today you could see some protestors at least outside very upset about israel and gaza? >> there is a real campaign about the issues and the campaign about the campaign. who is more negative, who is raising more money. fundraising goes into the campaign about the campaign. who is raising more. you don't want to tout you are bringing in fat cats, that you are

and he conveys with with karl walder and nicholas and says let's reorganize the men in attack. the continentalforces attack straige british with the help of now edward's hands forces coming in from the right and general mifflin's force coming in from the left. the british are overwhelmed and they retreat. the americs wi the. battle of princeton. another huge and third critical battle in a short ten day period that becomes known as the ten crucial days, which turns the tide of the war. now, what happens at this? okay, as the british forces are retreating, there are some holdouts are left. in this building here. anybody know is that's nassau hall in the university of princeton. there are approximately 230 to 250 british soldiers held up here. and there's a young captain from new york named alexandra hamilton, who is a battery commander with the contial up rt here and starts firing straight into the front door to nassau hall and. the legend is that there was painting of king george on the wall and one of the cannonballs decapitates the king. whether true or not, i don't know. it m

. >> and finally, someone who always had president bush's ear, senior advisor to the president karl rove. >> karl rove was one of bush's top political people and media gurus. >> he was always colorful character. he will. but when you give him a chance, look at him both donor rapid wrapping aka role. >> it was a weird time, but ultimately this was a scandal that could not have happened without the news media. and of course, after months of us troops in iraq, still no serious stockpile of weapons of mass destruction it makes no sense, except if you look at it from that place and time where the administration is in a little bit of a panic? no, wmd has been now, we've been told there's an imminent nuclear threat. the americans are kind of getting restless and they decided they would want to make an example of joe willis we'll soon and valerie plane to shut that down >> but is that actually what happened >> seven astronauts setting off on a scientific mission >> they were doing great i will check oh, you're nothing >> if you work in spaceflight, this is the worst possible thing i could ever h

karl. and then right back to your original question, look, we're going to have sue two things that aren't going to be, quote, guilty verdicts. in my opinion, the equivalent of one is going to be the new york documents, which absolutely will happen. in fact, it may happen today or tomorrow. and the president, in all likelihood, it's already been found to have engaged in inappropriate activity. and the question is, how many millions of dollars is he going to have to pay and will he be to conduct business activities or not? this is going to be the equivalent in people's mind of a, quote, guilty verdict. and as a result, i think it's going to have an impact. how big? we don't know. the second one is going to be this claim that any president has unlimited immunity. he could order seal team six to go kill a political opponent. and it depends on the context. we're going to see this because this issue at the court, the d.c. circuit is going to go to the supreme court. i bet you there is a908172 dec

karl walter identifies that washington now re crossed into philadel into pennsylvania excuse me.and he wants to abort the mission again. the marines are having none of it. his associates are havinnone it. no. ask washington. come back over the river and let's continue this fight. we have the advantage. we have the initiative. so washington does make the decision to cross over once more into new jersey and now wants to try and consolidate

karl walter identifies that washington now re crossed into philadel into pennsylvania excuse me. and so he starts to get cold feet and he wants to abort the mission again. the marines are having none of it. his associates are having none of it. no. ask washington. come back over the river and let's continue this fight. we have the advantage. we have the initiative. so washington does make the decision to cross over once more into new jersey and now wants to try and consolidate his forces to see how he might explore the advantage they now have and that result in a second battle known as the second battle of trenton or more commonly known as the battle of us in pink creek, washington recross the delaware at the end of december and he was able to now consolidate 6000 troops outside of trenton to include the continental marines. but the americans were not the only ones preparing for a fight because lord cornwallis was directed by general how to assume overall command of approximately 10,000 troops outside of princeton and attack and finally defeat. the americans now held up in trento

. >> and finally, someone who always had president bush's ear, senior advisor to the president karl rove call row hopefully this one of pushes top political people and media gurus. >> he was always colorful character. he will run. but when you give him money look at him both donor rapid wrapping aka rome. >> it was a weird time, but ultimately this was a scandal that could not have happened without the news media and of course, after months of us troops in iraq, still no serious stockpile of weapons of mass destruction had been found. >> it makes sense, except if you look at it from that place and time where the administration is in a little bit of a panic no wmd has been found. we've been told there's an imminent nuclear threat. the americans are kind of getting restless and they decided they would want to make an sample of joe wilson and valerie plane to shut that down >> but is that actually what happened >> there is >> no media >> personality >> businesswomen, celebrity chef, like her the many lives of martha stewart. now streaming on macs >> hello me >> are you ready to eat your dem

karl.and then rig back to your original question, look, we're going have sue two things that aren't going to be, quote the equivalent of one is going to be the new york happen. in fact, it may happen today or tomorr it's already been found to have engaged in inappropriate activity. and the question is, how many millions of dollars is he going to have to pay and will he be to conduct business activities or not? this is going to be the equivalent in people's mind of a, quote, guilty verdict. and as a result, i think it' impact. how big? we don't know. the second one is going to be this claim has unlimited immunity. he could order seal team six to go kill a political opponent. and it depends on thewe're going to see this because this issue at the court, the d.c.ha circuit is going to go to the supreme court. i bet you there is a908172 decision by the supreme court saying no president has unlimited immunity. and that's going to be that's going to now rights, his right rights his right to this p

here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: tonight, former white house adviser peter navarro became the first senior trump administration official to go to prison. >> we have to stop meeting like this. >> reporter: convicted of contempt of congress for refusing to cooperate with the january 6th committee. >> this is the partisan weaponization of our judicial system. >> reporter: he'll be spending up to four months in a low security prison in florida, where most of the inmates are elderly men convicted of white collar crimes. he'll be required to a job of some sort, likely low-level maintenance. >> i think it's a shame, i think it's a disgrace. it's a disgrace to our nation what they did to him. >> reporter: this comes as trump is calling for the prosecution of his political enemies,en colludingincluding former congresswoman liz cheney, who led the january 6th committee. he says cheney should, quote, go to jail. >> please rise for the horribly and unfairly treated january 6th hostages. ♪ o say can you see ♪ >> reporter: and at trump rallies, he stands to salute the national anthem, sung by inm

it's the bottom category, neither karl.that's a big number for neither. >> yeah, let's go back to the abc poll. this is biden's numbers on these major issues, immigration, 29 approve, 68 don't. inflation, 31-66. crime, 35 approve. 61 don't. economy, 36-60. russia ukraine, 31-54. climate, 45-54. so he's upside-down on every issue and some by big numbers. donald trump is in better shape. but look at this. on the economy, same poll. 49-46 on the economy. it's the only issue on which he's right side up. immigration, 45-50. inflation, 45-50. criminal. gun violence, 37, 59. abortion, 35-60. my point is, both of these men are largely upside-down. trump is in better position because he's better than biden on these issues. these aren't the greatest numbers in the world. on one of them, economy, is he right side up. >> i want to play this sound bite. you talk about alternatives and both men being upside-down. here's what bill maher said about nikki haley's future. >> nikki haley, the super tuesday, she cut out of the race. i don't th

czech karl is the call sign, mr. yuriy, congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, well, tell us how you feel about this direction of crime, how it... looks from the point of view of the intensity of the battles, because in your brothers near the car park they say that here the battle ends and a new one immediately begins, that is, even non-stop, this is an option, and how about you? ah, we can say that we have a very similar situation, we are standing in the direction of terna, where the enemy is attacking with the forces of the 20th army, ah, the last two weeks the enemy has been trying to break through to the settlement, our... task is to stabilize the front in this section, ah, the enemy attacks in large numbers, almost regardless of numbers, that is, ah, somewhere in the order of a battalion is sent every day for assault operations, sometimes there are up to two companies, and you have seen the footage, that is, well, it is just a cemetery equipment, the enemy has already spent more... armored perso

karl walter identifies that washington now re crossed into philadel into pennsylvania excuse me. and so he starts to get cold feet and he wants to abort the mission again. the marines are having none of it. his associates are having none of it. no. ask washington. come back over the river and let's continue this fight. we have the advantage. we have the initiative. so washington does make the decision to cross over once more into new jersey and now wants to try and consolidate his forces to see how he might explore the advantage they now have and that result in a second battle known as the second battle of trenton or more commonly known as the battle of us in pink creek washington recross the delaware at the end of december and he was able to now consolidate 6000 troops outside of trenton to include the continental marines. but the americans were not the only ones preparing for a fight because lord cornwallis was directed by general how to assume overall command of approximately 10,000 troops outside of princeton and attack and finally defeat. the americans now held up in trenton

who committed these terrible crimes, but morally, the entire german people are responsible, and i, karl jasper, in particular, are there among the russians and once there were people of such a level, of such nobility, no, they are at the worst if they are willing to admit that they are victims , it doesn't matter , it doesn't matter... to the regime of gorbachev brezhnevsky or the regime of tsar nicholas ii, they cannot admit that it is they who are to blame , that is why they are sick, the very heart of russian identity is an imperial disease, they must be treated , like other issues, this is a very long process, but before it starts at all, we have to defeat them, the only, the only possibility to start the treatment of this imperial disease, from which there is a cure. first of all, the russians themselves, in order to survive and not be a threat to the whole world. the only one the key to the beginning of this long process is our victory. and i hope that the leaders of civilized countries and peoples will see through macron's rhetoric, you mentioned macron, but it has changed, from

here's jon karl. >> reporter: today, donald trump is defending comments he made at a rally in ohio warning of a quote blood path if he doesn't win the presidential election in november. trump made the comment as he was talking about the auto industry, vowing to impose 100% tariffs on some imported cars. >> we're going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line, and you're not going to be able to sell those cars. if i get elected. now, if you don't get elected, it's going to be a blood pabath for the whole -- that's going to be the least of it. it's going to be a blood bath for the country. that'll be the least of it. >> reporter: today, trump insisted he wasn't talking about political violence at all, saying, quote, i was simply referring to imports allowed by crooked joe biden, which are killing the automobile industry. but the world saw what happened the last time trump lost a presidential election, as trump's supporters violently attacked the capitol on january 6th. and in ohio, trump paid tribute to those arrested for their actions on that day. >> please rise f

they also in the ocean is that is had a devastating impact on marine life like karl, will found, find out why meets urologist a sounding the along the i want you keeps making in welcome to the program. the u. s. has will and that all of gaza is facing starvation, secretary of state anthony, blinking made the remarks as he prepared to head back to the middle east. he'll meet top officials and saudi arabia and egypt in the hope of brokering a ceasefire and ramping up a deliveries to gauze. a 100 percent of the population and gaza is that severe levels of acute food and security. that's the 1st time an entire population has been so classified. we also see again, according to this case, the united nations, a 100 percent. the totality of the population is in need of humanitarian assistance . a lincoln was referring that to a new un back suit security assessment that is wanting the hall of gauze ins and now experiencing tacitus trophic hunger and the famine could hit renewal soon. if a deliveries are not immediately increased, that's been growing on ease among his rails allies about the hum

bryulova's horseman, let's look at the screen, here it is, the whole picture, the correct answer, karls of chocolates cost 5 rubles more than three identical boxes of marshmallows. how much does a box of chocolates cost if a box of marshmallows costs 4 rubles? gordey, i don’t know. daria, you have a unique opportunity to earn two points now. 8 rub. 50 kopecks. and this is the correct answer. 8 rub. 50 kopecks. daria, choose a category. theory or siratora. once upon a time in the cold winter. once i came out of the forest, it was severely frosty, i saw a horse slowly ascending the mountain, carrying a cart of brushwood . determine the poetic meter of this passage. daxel, alas, no, it’s not him , be proud, you have the opportunity to earn two points, harey, no, this is not harey, julia, teacher, help us out, we don’t know if we can help you out, because we only had two option, one of them and kharey, yamp remained. yamp is also the wrong answer, daria, you understand that you are no longer in the competition program. what legend does the generally accepted name of malware refer to, which

let's bring in fox news contributor and "wall street journal" columnist karl rove. karl, welcome.nsequence from the michigan results for the two candidates? let's start with trump. >> well, there's a little bit of bad news amidst all the good news. he won and he won convincingly. but take a look at this. in iowa donald trump's final vote was 4 points under the real clear politics average for what they were projecting his margin to be. in new hampshire, 8 points under. in south carolina, 3 points under the average. there's no average for michigan, there were only two polls in the weeks running up to it. so, but it was -- he ran 10 points behind the margin that was anticipated and won and 18 points behind the margin in the other. so there is something going on out there with a large number of people who are supporting, you know, nikki haley. not, obviously, she's not winning, but she's got a significant number of people supporting her. and for some reason, he's consistently coming in below what the polls are projecting n. 2016 we had the shy voter, the people who said -- paul: right

the future art school began at 29 karl marx street in the building of a former women's gymnasium. the revolution, it was transferred to the higher communist agricultural school, and here the gallery’s exhibitions were first housed in fifteen halls. you and i are celebrating this significant day, significant for our republic, today, thanks to our working people, our government, comrade stalin personally, we are opening a state art gallery, thank you, thank you, i believe that today the minsk public of the late thirties, creative bohemia, pioneers, komsomol members and the welcome speech of the first director of the state are obligatory. the new history of the art museum began here on lenin street; it began in the post-war period with the idea of ​​​​creating. museum city, its author was front-line architect mikhail boklanov. true, they planned to build the museum city in another place, on the bend of the svisloch, but it was not possible to implement it. the ruined republic simply did not have funds for ambitious projects at that time. the large-scale project of creating a museum q

karl rove with me right now.ame poll, karl, shows trump leads biden in seven key swing states, arizona, georgia, michigan, nevada, north carolina, pennsylvania, wisconsin. isn't that a big hit for biden at a key point in the campaign? if. >> yeah. now, this is one poll, and we've got to be careful about that. there are the lots of polls that show the same thing which is three-quarters of the american people think he is too old, and two-thirds of the american people or better think that he lacks the mental stamina to do the job effectively in a second term. and yesterday was painful. not only that but, look, the white house optics are bad. think about last week. he's eating a gigantic ice cream cone in new york on tuesday wheo ask him about a things like the gaza ceasefire prospects. and then yesterday, you're absolutely right, you look at the entire border and the low erie yo grand valley, of the eight or nine sectors of the border is the fifth lowest. i mean, it's way down there. dozens of people come across the

the time for our game has come to an end, after all, on that issue with karl malone, was your versionl, let's evaluate our game. what can you say? i'm happy with the whole game, i'm happy. let's finish. for all levels of society, from children to continuing to work, holding events for the adult population. well, as i see, your area is sporty and active, this is great, but we are moving on to our game, we are playing a game of who is cooler, unfortunately, we have no other options left. we play, we play, we play who is cooler, who is cooler? here are two images for you to to answer the question, you just need to choose one of them. in the first comparison block we have two legendary clubs from madrid, real madrid and atletico madrid, let's try, let's go, which of these clubs was founded earlier? real madrid, real madrid, that's right, 1902, atlético madrid - 1903. let's move on. which club's stadium is called civita s metropolitana? atlético. atlético, absolutely, santiago bernabe. the club where real madrid plays. who has won the second most important european cup tournament more ofte

karl rove, your initial reaction, 9-0. hello again to you. >> look, following up on what mark was talking about, think about this. the decision in colorado to kick him off the ballot was a 4-3 decision on a court, on the state supreme court which are all democrats. in fact, the most liberal member of the court was the one who wrote the 3-0 dissent, the three-member dissent saying no, we shouldn't kick him off the ballot. it goes to the u.s. supreme court and we fortunately have a 9-0 decision by the court saying he should be on the ballot. what a rebuke to the left? when part of the left says, you know what? this is going way too far. and i think mark was absolutely right. the extremists on the left were attempting to undermine the electoral process and also, we're, you know, in essence breaking from other democrats who said, you know what? he has a right to be on the ballot. why are we making this an issue because we'll cause people to say he's being treated unfairly and he was. and so good for the u.s. supreme court. 9-0

are concerned by another mass bleaching of karl on the great barrier reef is there a clock proposed? some towns will the carlos vice old timber reign ecosystems, and provides a habitat to much moraine life. these are some of the 1st images from the aerial assessment of coal bleaching in the great barrier reef. bleaching occurs when will my ocean temperatures and pollution 1st cold to expel the algae that lead the mid to sheets. y'all to give the color range of color. scientists have declared 2020 full a mess, bleaching event. we call a mess carl bleaching when we see the majority of carls on many of the race that we survey across large areas of the marine park our bleaching. and that's the situation where and at the moment carl bleaching is just a stress reaction from karl. so you could compare it, for example, to heat stroke in a human until now called in the southern section of the 2002, let me just stretch a brief, had loudly escapes the most severe consequences of bleaching the heat stress caused by an extreme marine hate live, an extended period of time means some structures, hu

marx, well, karl marx is also a western thinker, of course, talented, very bright, but i must say thate time in order not to underestimate vladimir solovyov, think that i’m talking about myself, i’ll say it, i’ll say it, and i’ll say it about you, but we must nevertheless do well. knowing western, and eastern, and any other philosophy, and any other tradition, first of all, we knew our own heritage best of all, because not only because it is ours, but we just have to know ours, this is a great heritage that would be wonderful , if at all they have been studied in the whole world, we have the most talented scientists, we have an excellent scientific school, which has not yet been destroyed, despite all the efforts, very active systematic work, nevertheless the russian people amazing in the sense that... that you can make any decisions in relation to it, often the force of inertia, reluctance to carry out individual orders, the leadership will be stronger than a very well-thought-out system, which yes... any civilization is also knowledge, this is not only culture and tradition, but also

, i think that it can quite claim to be called the exhibition of the decade, thanks to the scale of karly in the field of restoration of museum valuables. in december 2023, the russian museum , with the support of pau-gasprom, began the first comprehensive scientific restoration of the colossus. the historical painting by karl bryulov is the last day of pompeii, since the area of ​​the painting is about 30 km, the restoration will take place in one of the exhibition halls of the benois building. and the choice of this hall was not accidental, because at the beginning of 2000 in in this hall, a complex artistic restoration took place, a large-scale work of bronze snakes, so our restorers already have experience working in this particular room and certain logistics have already been formed here, we know there. where do we have water, where do we have all the necessary elements and how can we build our technological processes, the painting the last day of pompeii is almost 200 years old, during this time small losses arose, they were restored by various means, new technologies, for example,

and that's how the devastating impact on marine life like karl will find out why meteorologist a sounding be along the menu, chips and again, and thank you for joining us. the us has one that all of gaza is facing salvation secretary of state. and to me blinking made the remarks as he prepared to head back to the middle east. he'll meet top officials and saudi arabia and egypt in the hope of brokering a system on and ramping up a deliveries to garza. that has been growing unease among israel out allies about the human cost of its will again from us which began off to the radical islamist groups terror attack. on october, the 7th these children are waiting to receive a portion of food being prepared by volunteers. in rafa, this could be the only mean for some dozens in days. we have no option but to come here with them guys, especially we have no money and we're living in tends to charities providing us with food because food show digital becoming more acute every day. the world health organization has accused israel of provoking an imminent fireman. this is completely man made and it's, i

and that's the situation where and at the moment carl bleaching is just a stress reaction from karl. so you could compare it, for example, to heat stroke in a human until now calling the southern section of the 2002, let me just stretch a brief head loudly escapes the most severe consequences of bleaching the heat. stress caused by an extreme marine hate wise. i have an extended period of time, means some structures, hundreds of years old, have been severely damaged. it's disturbing to say the least it's, it's sad it's um, it's infuriating really because we know the cause. marine biologist. jodi rama has witness 5 mess bleaching events on the great barrier reef in the past 8 years, she says ocean temperatures are increasing at a rate never seen before. and that's an oven assigned to the biggest coal system in the world. we're seeing this back to back year upon year. the reef means many years to recover from these heat waves and it's just not getting it. what's happening here on the great barrier reef is also happening on rapes around the world. or the last 12 months warming sea surfa

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jon karl on this in a moment. >>> but we begin tonight with the discovery. search teams have now recovered the bodies of two workers that were on that baltimore bridge when it collapsed. their bodies found underwater still inside a red pickup truck. tonight, there is also news from the investigation. ntsb agents boarding the ship, retrieving the ship's black box, and interviewing the crew still onboard. and for the first time here tonight, the new images. a traffic camera on the bridge itself just before the accident. the ship slow ly approaching frm the light. the gnashes lights believed to be the construction crew, the workers on that bridge. then, what came next. the 1.6-mile francis scott key bridge coming down almost entirely, just extraordinary images to see. tonight, that news just coming in, the discovery now of some of the bodies in that river. gio benitez leading us off from baltimore tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities recovering two bodies from the river and searching for four people still missing after that catastrophic bridge collapse in

karl, is this a journalistic disaster or what? >> yes, it is.t me be clear, this was done because they said she was an election denier, an advocate for trump. i'm one who's long believed that the election of 2020 was fair and that joe bide season is the legitimate if president of the united states -- biden is the legitimate president of the united states with. i said so in a a column thursday the week after the election. but on the other hand, what's amazing to me is the sanctimonious nature of the nbc crew in saying we're getting rid of her because she's an election denier. chris -- kristin wilker on september 24th of last year interviewed james clyburn, until recently the third ranking member of the house of representatives, the man who, as you may remember, was credited by making joe biden president by giving his endorsement in the primary. in 2004, james clyburn led an effort to not accept the results of the 2004 election claiming that computers had been used over the internet to shift 120,000 votes in ohio from john kerry to george bush, th

>> david: jon karl again tonight.nk you, jon. >>> on capitol hill today, two former top military commanders were grilled before house lawmakers over the deadly u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. 13 u.s. service members and 170 afghan civilians were killed in a suicide bomb attack at the airport in kabul, that was back in august of 2021. mark mullley and retired general kenneth mckenzie placed blame on the state department for waiting too long to order evacuations. milley acknowledging he doesn't know the exact number of americans or afghans who helped the u.s. trying to escape the taliban who were left behind. >>> tonight, 24 hours after that phone call between president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, biden warning netanyahu against the offensive in southern gaza into rafah, what netanyahu is now saying tonight. abc's matt gutman from israel. >> reporter: tonight, just hours after that phone call between president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, during which biden warned netan

karl rove on deck. let's get to west palm beach. good morning. >> good morning to you both, bill and dana. i'll tell you what, team trump here in palm beach is fired up over those polls and they tell me they're expecting a delegate avalanche come super tuesday to get them closer to that magic number of 1215. take a look, this is where the delegates stand currently. trump with 244 after sweeping michigan, missouri, idaho over the weekend. far and away from haley's 43 now. tonight, north dakota and its 29 delegates up for grabs. now, team trump very excited about those fox news polls including the head to head with president biden. now, trump is at 49. just edging him out. but niki haley has a much more comfortable lead here at 50% to biden's 42%. that's outside the margin of error. that's a big point there. haley is not promising any wins, guys, on tuesday but she is spending quite a bit of time in states with open primaries targeting those educated suburban voters. she also picked up her first senate endorsements from senators marko

>> david: jon karl again tonight.nk you, jon. >>> on capitol hill today, two former top military commanders were grilled before house lawmakers over the deadly u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. 13 u.s. service members and 170 afghan civilians were killed in a suicide bomb attack at the airport in kabul, that was back in august of 2021. former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley and retired general kenneth mckenzie placed blame on the state department for waiting too long to order evacuations. milley acknowledging he doesn't know the exact number of americans or afghans who helped the u.s. trying to escape the taliban who were left behind. >>> tonight, 24 hours after that phone call between president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, biden warning netanyahu against the offensive in southern gaza into rafah, what netanyahu is now saying tonight. abc's matt gutman from israel. >> reporter: tonight, just hours after that phone call between president biden and israeli prime minister benjami

capitol, and he wants to prosecute those who investigated his actions on january 6th. >> david: jon karlering the campaign for us. jon, thank you. >>> tonight, supreme court chief justice john roberts denying former trump adviser peter navarro's last ditch emergency request to try to remain out of prison. navarro will now report to prison in miami tomorrow, as scheduled. navarro will serve a four-month sentence for contempt of congress for refusing to cooperate with the january 6th commission. >>> now, to the dangerous crisis continuing to unfold in haiti. our team on the ground in port-au-prince, with americans stranded in haiti, some being airlifted back to the u.s. many more still trapped. what our matt rivers has already witnessed. >> reporter: tonight, with americans desperate to escape the gang warfare in haiti, we fly to port-au-prince, the epicenter of the violence. relatively safely to get into port-au-prince right now, on helicopters like this one. but so far, flying right now, because port-au-prince is a war zone. and as we land, it doesn't take long before we witness the horr

jon karl on this in a moment. >>> but we do begin tonight with the discovery.earch teams have now recovered the bodies of two workers that were on that baltimore bridge when it collapsed. their bodies found underwater still inside a red pickup truck. tonight, there is also news from the investigation. ntsb agents boarding the ship now, retrieving the data recorder, the ship's black box, and interviewing the crew still onboard. and for the first time here tonight, the new images. a traffic camera on the bridge itself just before the accident. the ship slowly approaching from the right. those flashing lights believed to be the construction crew, the workers on that bridge. then, what came next. the 1.6-mile francis scott key bridge coming down almost entirely, just extraordinary images to see. tonight, that news just coming in, the discovery now of some of the bodies in that river. gio benitez leading us off from baltimore tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities recovering two bodies from the river and searching for four people still missing after that catastr

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when your article came out and at that time, karl schwartz reached out to us amelia maxfield, then withnce project and cj's new lawyer, karl schwartz, teamed up. >> i happened to talk to someone who had written a book recently about the death penalty. and he said, what you read do we need is a good habeas corpus lawyer and it happens that one of my closest friends is a habeas corpus lawyer and maybe you should give him a call when i dove into the case, it had all of the typical you know earmarks of a conviction that raised serious, serious questions about its reliability. >> we came in just to provide extra firepower >> after i sent him a copy of the atlantic story, former us solicitor general dan for early junior you're also joined cj's legal team when we met with the district attorney's office, one of the things that did come up in that meeting where we had with him was the article. the article did very, very effectively was pulled together. all of the evidence into one compelling narrative story. i think the impact of that article was undeniable together. >> they would file what's >>

of you might know karl rove. rove will tell you i'm the most expensive day he ever had in his life. and i love that because it was that opportunity in my life that i got to know exactly who i was as a human being. you know, there's there's something in your life that will always bring you this far down. and then there are other things that could just make you hit the floor. and how do you come back when you hit the floor and how do you come back not knowing that if you get back up, you'll be able to stand. and that moment for me came when hurricane katrina made landfall. louisiana and up until that point and i'll get the tv point. but this is the reason why i love being on television. i had no idea where my family, i didn't know. some of them decided to go. they got to houston, orlando, birmingham, even little rock and some of them had to get rescued. a lot of a lot them had to get rescued. and i had to go on national tv basically to beg the government, not just of the united states, but the government of and eve

nothing, i need to train, i need to warm up, otherwise you ’ve been sitting there too long in your daddy karley think so, they ’ve gone crazy, everything rests on you there, i thought so too, but a new boss came, 20 years at lunch, and nina was declared an old piece of junk who only bothers everyone, at the first stage of purification you must suppress anger, but i don't i’m angry, it’s all clear, and that this asshole has developed some kind of vigorous activity, and don’t talk about it, he’s already appointed us all, he got the idea to sew a space collection to show in paris, he’s spoiling his karma. that's it, zina, the enemy won't get through. how brave are you, pyotr petrovich, when it’s no longer the same with your enemies, but with your own? i didn’t understand something, they used to walk by for a while, then disappeared. can't see you or hear you. i told too much about myself, it became uninteresting, or what? zin, what are you saying, the matter is completely different, what is it? well, why didn't i show up? i have a friend at the philharmonic, well, at my former job, he has one th

and that's the situation where and at the moment carl bleaching is just a stress reaction from karl. so you could compare it, for example, to heat stroke in a human until now calling the southern section of the 2000.

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and that's the situation where and at the moment carl bleaching is just a stress reaction from karl. so you could compare it, for example, to heat stroke in a human until now calling the southern section of the 2002, let me just stretch a brief head loudly escapes the most of the consequences of bleaching. but hate stress caused by an extreme marine hate live over an extended period of time means some structures, hundreds of years old, have been severely damaged.