stanton was infuriated by it. stanton and grant basically developed a program of resisting johnson from within. they were at some level profoundly disloyal to their president. why did he want to write a book on impeachment? david: i want to write a book when ihis case because had started my case, i read all the prior trials, and this case made no sense. i couldn't figure out who was arguing about what. you read the legal arguments, they are clear on their own, but they don't tend to fit the facts are what is going on. i finally concluded that it was sufficiently concluding that it was not going to help either side. it always bothered me. it was this huge moment in our history, this presidential impeachment that i figured if i didn't understand, most people didn't understand it very well. i thought it was something i could dive into. also, i had done a book on the writing of the constitution. this is a moment for the constitution mattered a lot. really made all the difference. i wanted to see what that felt like. b

you see, he did not appoint stanton to secretary of war. abraham lincoln did, which means that maybe johnson had every right to dismiss the secretary of war if he chose to do so. it is a tricky matter. was it because there is corruption out there and vote buying out there? well, in point of fact, there was vote buying by the president . apparently $30,000 was spent to buy three senators who all voted for conviction anyway. because after all, who is going to tell? is andrew johnson going to say, these guys are not honest men. these people have been stolen from me? the moment he does that, you can convict him on that hands-down out there. there is nothing to it. in point of fact, the corruption did not make much difference. the real answer to it is something very different. suppose andrew johnson had been acquitted. what worse could he possibly do? every republican new what that would be. if he is acquitted, he can sabotage reconstruction completely. he can choose someone as secretary of war to make it impossible. so what ultimately happens o

stanton was infuriated by it.oth stanton and grant basically developed a program of resisting johnson from within. they were at some level profoundly disloyal to their president. brian: as you know, you wrote the book, it is very complicated. there's a lot to it. why did you want to write a book on impeachment? david: i want to write a book about this case, because when i i read all my case, the prior trials, and this case made no sense. [laughter] i couldn't figure out who was arguing about what. you read the legal arguments, they are clear on their own, but they don't tend to fit the facts, what's going on. i finally concluded it was sufficiently confusing that it wasn't going to help either side in my case, so i moved on to things that matter to me, but it always bothered me. it was this huge moment in our history, this presidential impeachment. i figured if i didn't understand it, most people didn't understand it very well, so i thought it was something i could dive into. also, i had done a book on the writing

rick stanton isa divers are volunteers. rick stanton is a retired firefighter from coventry.n mbe in 2012 for services to cave diving. john volanthen is an it consultant from bristol. he's been cave diving since he was a teenager. his family have been closely following this rescue. it's a feeling of pride, but tojohn, it'sjust rescue. it's a feeling of pride, but to john, it's just another everyday job. he's quite a private person. if you're a mother, you know what it is like to worry about your children, no matter how old you are. in 2004, the bbc filmed both men as they attempted to reach chamber 26 of wookey hole in somerset, where no one has ever gone before. it was an insight into their skills and courage. when people landed on the moon, they had a map, they knew where they were going. but in a cave, if you are beyond the known limit of the cave, nobody knows where it goes and you will never know what will happen round the corner. the british divers are just pa rt corner. the british divers are just part of a huge rescue effort, but their experience will now be crucial g

and stanton said, you need to rewrite this. we are not ready to go against them. because it is the national archives, i will share this. what was happening at the time. stanton actually had someone going through all of the confederate documents at the time to find dirt on davis and lee. the smoking gun was that andrew johnson and his administration thought that jefferson davis was involved with the lincoln assassination, and they thought they would find a document that would prove that. so they were sifting through all of this at the time, and stanton said, "why did you put davis and lee on that indictment? we are not ready to move against those two." they felt they already had sufficient evidence. so they rewrote the indictment and they pursued him separately. of course, he went into the cases like i was just following orders. if these guys who you should have been charging with the crime. but, it is like -- not to go too but it is sort of like when goldman sachs gets in trouble for some rogue trading. it is usually the junior trader that gets brought forward. th

of the locating the boys the british divers stanton in valencia colin reinforcements from whom. member of the british council diving rick dive into. and when you hear that it's twelve children and the young coach there in this situation what you first thought about the options or the viability of getting the mash. first saw is they're not going to go out i mean the kids would recover as before with live people on. a song about panic in the water. you can tell a kid whatever you want but in an actual situation where you go a kid in the war more than likely going to panic so at first we thought it was not possible to actually dive them out. jason mellon sims first dive into the cave confirms his fears. cost on the way out of sometimes yes you can only just feel the line sometimes you can see if a foot in front of you're over times it's just nothing it's all by braille and you're trying to remember all these lined traps so it's quite a mentally exhausting experience to go back. to study all. the unfolding drama is now a major international story hundreds of journalists are here in

the obvious answer was rick stanton.t nearly 1a years ago, and the situation hasn't really changed. there are some really good cave divers around the world, but it is quite a close—knit community. is there a number you can dialfor a cave dive rescue, probably not. it is an interesting thought. but if you are caving at the level that we were in mexico, there were enough members of my team that understood who to ring, and obviously we arranged that beforehand. we are hearing a lot about the diving plan. what is involved in one of those? obviously you need to know the cave in detail, and rick would have done that when he first moved in to find those members of that team. you need to find out how long you were submerged, how complex that cave system is. we have seen a lot on the news about how tight it was and how difficult it was. that would have been a big part of the plan. can you move people in there? you have got to consider the safety of the rescuer. if you are moving somebody through an environment like that who is no

but let's get a few of done stanton naser t.v. as human lie detector and body language expert darren welcome to the program i'm a went to all lengths to stress how special their relationship actually is how convincing were they in your view. not very to be honest i think you know we've seen the usual power gestures you know mr trump tricks with his power handshake and placed his hand on the shoulder which again is to say no i'm the more powerful person and i think during the press conference. the verbal contents of what it was saying sounded very nice but i think nonverbally. my mind especially i don't think the relationship is as a strong as he would like to convey what about mrs may's body language then because he couldn't be looking forward to that news conference after the front pages of the sun and other newspapers this morning and certainly quite the friday the thirteenth for her but she seemed to be nodding and smiling more than many might have expected to do. you know i think you know as a politician she's got a great deal

the boys were found by two british divers, rick stanton and john volanthen.er. all i knew was last tuesday he had been called to a rescue in thailand, and he asked his brother to ring me and he asked his brother to ring me and tell me he was on his way. since then i have been watching it on the internet. i think it was yesterday, i don't know the day now, it had news breaking and that they had got through to the children which was wonderful. wonderful news the children had been found but it must have been worrying for you watching those stages, as every day went by, thinking about your son and the operation. the weather has not helped at all. when they went up the mountain and started to drill, they seemed pretty certain they were on track and that was how they got in higher up the mountain. yes, i mean, if you are mother you know what it is like to worry about your children, no matter how old you are a. 0nes, always am. children, no matter how old you are a. ones, always am. how does it feel that your boy is going to effectively be held as a hero across the

he was with fellow brit rick stanton.tish caving expert, robert harper. the trio arrived in thailand three days after the football team went missing. they're among more than a thousand people involved in the operation, from all over the world. a short while ago, i spoke to our correspondent at the scene, howard johnson, about how despite the jubilation at finding the boys and their coach, it is only the beginning of this huge rescue operation. it's a huge task ahead. what we're seeing this morning is the thai navy divers down there, working with the army, working with the huge international team, including these two british divers, who have been absolutely fundamental in using their expertise to find the boys. what they're doing today is giving the boys energy sachets, gels, just to sustain them in the first phase. they're giving them survival boxes. they're down there in this very muddy little shelf, just about a metre above the water level. what they say they'll do next is make that area slightly nicerfor them, because

the obvious answer was rick stanton.ew that nearly 1a years ago, and the situation hasn't really change. there are some really good cave divers around the world, but it is quite a close—knit community. is there another you can die for a cave dive rescue, probably not. it is an interesting thought. but if you are caving at the level that we were in mexico, there were enough members of my team that understood who do ring, and obviously we arrange that beforehand. we are hearing a lot about the diving plan. what is involved in one of those? obviously you need to know the cave in detail, and recall have done that when he first moved in to find those members of that team. you need to find out how long you were submerged, how complex that cave system is. we have seen complex that cave system is. we have seen a complex that cave system is. we have seen a lot of the news about how tight it was and how difficult it was. that would have been a big part of the plan. can you move people in there? you have got to consider the safety

returning to heathrow today, rick stanton, who's from coventry, said he was just using a "very uniqueng back to the community". here's robert hall. they'd spent days in the total darkness of a flooded cave system. this morning, blinking in the flashlights, the seven rescuers arrived to applause from a crowd of well—wishers who shared a drama replayed around the world. when rick sta nton replayed around the world. when rick stanton and his colleaguejohn volanthen emerged from the inky water a mile from the cave entrance they could hardly believe what they saw. how many of you? 13? brilliant. as they were coming down the slope we we re as they were coming down the slope we were counting them until we got 13, unbelievable. we gave them a little bit of some extra light, they still had light, they looked in good health, but of course when we departed or we could think about was how we were going to get them out. slowly and carefully the british divers, the thai navy and a growing tea m divers, the thai navy and a growing team of international experts began preparations for a rescue which t

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guillaume: you see colonel stanton. mitchell: although it is often attributed to pershing, he did not say it. lafayette's grave is a private cemetery -- is in a private cemetery. people from but by it -- people from lafayette were killed by the guillotine and put there. mitchell: can you translate this for us? they are on their way to the front, is that what it says? guillaume: yes, it's as american troops on their way to the front. we see soldiers leaving the main towns and heading to the northeast of france. mitchell: this would have been 1917?ly early autumn guillaume: probably. they arrived to the barracks and the kitchen. this is looking like east of france already. at the beginning, american soldiers are closed by the frontline. true bigspeak about offensive in the 19 seventeenths -- 1917. they were training to get more and more experience because then they would face germans that .ave three years of experience [indiscernible] sammies was the nicknames that the french gave to the americans because of uncle sam. th

guillaume: you see colonel stanton. mitchell: although it is often attributed to pershing, he did not say it. guillaume: nowadays, it looks quite similar. it is a private cemetery. few people go there. killed during the french revolution by the guillotine, and they were buried there, which is why he's buried close by. mitchell: can you translate this for us? they are on their way to the front, is that what it says? guillaume: yes, it says american troops on their way to the front. we see soldiers leaving the main towns and heading to the north and east of france as the frontline stabilized there for four years. mitchell: this would have been probably early autumn 1917? guillaume: probably. they arrived to the barracks and the rolling kitchen. it is looking like east of france already. at the beginning, american soldiers are close by the frontline. we don't speak about true big offensive in 1917. for the americans, it was more training. training after training in the u.s. and in france, because they will face germans tha

of the locating the boys the british divers stanton in valencia call in reinforcements from whom. member of the british. council diving rick dive into. and when you hear that it's. twelve children and the young coach there in this situation what you first thought about the options or the boy ability of getting the match the first thought is just not going to go out and the kids who don't recover as before with live people on. a song about panic on the water. you can tell a kid whatever you want but in an actual situation where you've got a kid in the war the more you going to panic so first we thought it's not possible to actually dive them out. jason mellon sims first dive into the cave confirms his fees. so it's a bit of a. cost on the way out in of sometimes ease you can only just feel the line sometimes you can see if a foot in front of year. all the times it's just nothing it's all by braille and you're trying to remember all these line traps so it's quite a mentally exhausting experience to go. to any and all. right the unfolding drama is now a major international story hund

rick stanton is a retired firefighter from coventry. mbe in 2012 for services to cave diving. john volanthen is an it consultant from bristol. he's been cave diving since he was a teenager. his family have been closely following this rescue. it's a feeling of pride, but to john, it's just another everyday job. he's quite a private person. if you're a mother, you know what it is like to worry about your children, no matter how old you are. once a mum, always a mum. in 2004, the bbc filmed both men as they attempted to reach chamber 26 of wookey hole in somerset, where no one has ever gone before. it was an insight into their skills and courage. when people landed on the moon, they had a map, they knew where they were going. but in a cave, if you are beyond the known limit of the cave, nobody knows where it goes and you will never know what will happen round the corner. the british divers are just part of a huge rescue effort, but their experience will now be crucial going forward. daniela relph, bbc news. our correspondent howard johnson

when rick stanton and his colleagues emerged from the inky water a mile from the cave entrance, they hardly believe what they saw. how many of you ? hardly believe what they saw. how many of you? 13? brilliant. it was unbelievable. we give them some extra light. they still had light. they look to good health. but of course when we departed, all we could think about was how we were going to get them out. slowly, carefully, preparations were made foran carefully, preparations were made for an operation the ties dubbed mission impossible. the visibility in the water is very low so down to a few inches, there was also a lot of debris in the cave from previous attempts. as the risk of more monsoon rains grew by the hour, the rescue began. sometimes if it was low, sometimes it was very narrow, and you pushed them in front. and we we re and you pushed them in front. and we were able to manoeuvre them in that way. they were still clipped to us so way. they were still clipped to us so if we lost them, we would always be able to find them. at heathrow, the divers left quietly to resume their n

when rick stanton and his colleague john volanthen emerged from the inky waters two miles from the cavecould hardly believe what they saw. how many of you? 13? brilliant. today, for the first time, he spoke in detail about that moment. we were swimming along an underwater passage, wherever there is a space, we passage, wherever there is a space, we surface, we shout, and also we smell, and in this case we smelt the children before we saw them. slowly, carefully, preparations were made for an operation the thais dubbed mission impossible. we were both aware of the enormity of the task. the visibility in the water is very low, so down to a few inches, there was also a lot of debris in the cave from previous attempts. at last, supported by thai college, the british team began their operation, injuring the children and their coach to safety. we packaged their coach to safety. we packaged the children with a buoyancy compensator, a kind of diving jacket, a cylinder on their chest, and this buoyancy compensator, we made it into a harness, and that allowed us to have a single unit, for want of

stanton had someone going through all of the confederate documents at the time to find dirt on davis and lee. the smoking gun was that andrew johnson and his administration thought that jefferson davis was involved with the lincoln assassination and they thought they would find a document that would prove that. they were sifting through all of this at the time and stanton said, why did you put davis and lee on that indictment? we are not ready to move against those two. they felt they already had sufficient evidence. so they rewrote the indictment. words went into the cases like i was just following orders. like -- not to go too far off the field, when goldman sachs gets in trouble for some rogue trading, it is usually the junior trader that gets brought forward. chargesally bring against the assistant managing director for the bond desk. cfos never the ceo or the or whatever. so, there was a legal case and then a moral case, the case of lee as a slave owner. i argued that lee probably doesn't deserve to be criticized for the treatment of union prisoners on an operational level. he w

two british cave divers have also been called in by the time as rick stanton enjoy the length and conceded the best in the world and in the first to dive deep into the cave they briefed the americans on the daunting task ahead they were saying the currents right now are not manageable you know we've been battling to try to move forward the rains are still following the flows are getting higher the visibility zero the water's cold. on sunday july first. a break in the rain and the risk you dive team to set up a base inside one of the cave chambers.

giancarlo stanton has been on the show, he's a giant dude.5 feet tall and he's just jacked. [ laughter ] he's awesome. he's a great, great -- player for the yankees. he's areat hitter as well. hits home runs, everything, he's just good. t i was talking to him and he said, "i see youe games sometimes." 'cause i go in, i t with lorn lorne has great seats right behind home plate and you can see the players and it's unbelievable. so i go -- so i said -- he goes -- i say, "well don't look at me if you come to the game, 'cause i don't want to bother you, i want you to stay in your zone. and be like, 'yeah, i'm ready to hit homeruns.'" i don't want to be like, "hey, dude, hey, man!" [ laughter like, "it's good to see you again --" you know, whatever, so i go, itou don't have to look at me, don't worry abou i'm there to root for you, you do your job, you know?" he's like, "yeah, that's all right." ything.now don't do if you want, you can maybe point a bat at me." you know -- [ light laughter ] >> steve: tough guy things. yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: do some

to british cave divers have also been cooling by the time as rick stanton enjoy a conceded the best in the world and in the first to dive deep into the cave they briefed the americans on the daunting task ahead they were saying the currents right now are not manageable you know we've been battling to try to move forward the rains are still following the flows are getting higher the visibility zero the water's cold. on sunday july first. a break in the rain and the risk you dive team to set up a base inside one of the cave chambers. the british divers foods deeper into the cave. below the surface they swim against strong currents for one point five kilometers. and then the moment it seems like a miracle. almost ten days since they first into the cave. we have been going what. we we don't have a clear. initially it's a huge sigh of relief ok the the boys were able to find a high enough ground they've survived this long you know with some of the higher flood levels in the cave but then it was it was scary because we realize how far back they were in. the locating the boys the british dive

richard stanton, a firefighter, and john vilanthan, an i.t. consultant, volunteering to dive in these treacherous conditions. >> they are record-breakers. they are real pioneers. >> reporter: now just two of the dozens of divers interrupting jobs or vacations to assist thai navy seals in this dangerous race against time. this man is a diving instructor who has been here all week. >> there is lots of risks. this is of a mag -- magnitude rescue that's never been done in the history of known man. >> reporter: the death of a diver, a tragic reminder of the risks in this global effort. a whole community of volunteers working here cooking food, donating time, offering support. >> it's an amazing experience to be part of. so much kindness, especially from the thai side. >> reporter: the world watching and waiting, hoping this remarkable group can bring the boys back home. nbc news, thailand. >> everyone hoping. that is "nightly news." jose diaz balart will be you tomorrow. i'll see you on sunday. i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc news, thank you fo

without senate consent. >> stanton was the secretary of war. >> right. and it turned out that the act he was said to have violated, the tenure of office act, was not that much long afterwards held unconstitutional. so the whole theory of the impeachment really missed the mark. what was really wrong was johnson and what we might argue well justified as removal. it would have gotten the extra vote? we really don't know. he was trying to undo the result of the civil war. he was fundamentally hostile to lincoln's whole program and to the idea of the union and to the elimination of slavery and it was over that broad question he was a destructive force that we think ought probably to have been removed. something we don't really speculate about. >> thank you.. >> thanks good question. >> may be a case for impeachment would be with president nixon, and if president nixon had not resigned, and if he had been impeached, would he have been convicted and removed from office? >> in historical evidence strongly suggests he would have been. part of the reason he ultima

. >> reporter: erik stanton says his 5 pound dog, pepper, is still traumatized. >> my dog was struggling. what i thought was a muzzle turned out to be tape. >> reporter: not only did a groomer allegedly tape pepper's mouth after allegedly being bit by him, erik says pepper was bloody. >> theyad cut his toenails basically down to the claw. which is probably why he bit them in my opinion. >> reporter: the groomer worked for a mobile pet salon, and erik's allegation -- >> i had to take him to the vet immediately. >> reporter: -- is one of many. they're under investigation for animal cruelty. >> one of the first things i noticed were the joints t privates, around the neck especially. they had cut so close that he was bleeding. >> reporter: mark is one of several customers who posted about getting their pets back injured or sick. one woman shot this video of a dog she says was crying in pain after she claims a groomer shoved a napkin in her dog's ear. now kpix 5 has learned that the owner, carlos chavez also runs positively groomed which also has alleged animal abuse on yelp. including one cu

the british team includes two of the best cave divers in the world, john velanthin, rick stanton. >>arted out as cavers, that was their sport. it enables them to go through into places other people can't get. >> reporter: my colleague james longman among the first foreign journalists to witness the massive rescue mission. >> there were rescuers and volunteers everywhere. if you look up there,oxygen tan stacked outside the entrance to the cave. those are for the divers. >> reporter: by midweek nearly 50 pumps brought in, at this point working furiously to drain the cave. in one cavern ceilings soar like a buddhist temple, in the next, nothing more than a crawl space. somewhere in this six-mile labyrinth, the missing teens. on day nine an electrifying discovery. those british divers surface deep inside the mountain -- >> how many of you? 13? brilliant. >> reporter: all 12 long-lost boys and their coach gather together, exhausted, hungry, but alive. >> many people are coming. >> reporter: the families outside the cave are overjoyed. now a new mission begins. getting them out before comi

there was alsojohn volanthen and rick stanton, the two divers who found the boys. tall. it will feature the diver stood on a rock and underneath him are 13 wild boars representing the team that he was trying to save. the boys are due to be discharged from hospital on thursday. what we heard is they will return to theie family homes what we heard is they will return to thier family homes what we heard is they will return to their family homes where they will spend time with their friends and family recuperating after this ordeal. ata at a festival in southern austria artist ditched the counters for the human body. it has been running for 21 yea rs human body. it has been running for 21 years and it attracts more than 200 artists from 50 countries. absolutely astonishing. i think you would need to have the right texts to ta ke would need to have the right texts to take part in that. —— because i do not see any ordinary bodies there. —— pecs. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ nkem ifejika everyone's in a while i tweet interesting things but otherwise it is stories.

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forward with allegations of animal abuse and cruelty against alpha grooming, since customer eric stantonut first several days ago. >> what i thought was a muzzle turned out to be tape. >> reporter: a groomer with the mobile pet salon eric claims used tape to shut his dog's mouth and cut his nails so short the blood. >> he told me that this tape around the mouth method is totally normal. >> reporter: but, the santa clara county sheriff's office didn't think so, it is now investigating the owner carlos chavez for animal cruelty. chavez didn't want to go on camera, but told me tonight, he had fired eric's groomer, and was looking into every complaint, and retraining his staff. he said, quote, i love dogs, i'm just so destroyed. this is my life, this is what i'm here for. i would never train anyone to put tape on a dog's mouth. but, kpix5 has learned chavez owns another groomer with similar allegations of abuse. jeff jensen does this picture of his dog he claims returned with that i popped out of its socket. jill says she never got an explanation about how they are got the bruise, just this

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rick stanton is a retired firefighter from coventry.12 for services to cave diving. john volanthen is an it consultant from bristol. he's been cave diving since he was a teenager. his family have been closely following this rescue. it's a feeling of pride, but to john, it's just another everyday job. he's quite a private person. if you're a mother, you know what it is like to worry about your children, no matter how old you are. in 2004, the bbc filmed both men as they attempted to reach chamber 26 of wookey hole in somerset, where no one has ever gone before. it was an insight into their skills and courage. when people landed on the moon, they had a map, they knew where they were going. but in a cave, if you are beyond the known limit of the cave, nobody knows where it goes and you will never know what will happen round the corner. the british divers are just part of a huge rescue effort, but their experience will now be crucial going forward. daniela relph, bbc news. a man who accused that there was a paedophile ring in the matter has

when two of those divers, rick stanton and his colleague, john volanthen, emerged from the inky waterat they saw. how many of you? 13. 13? brilliant. today, for the first time, john spoke in detail about that moment. we're swimming along an underwater passage, wherever there is an airspace we surface, we shout, and also we smell. and, in this case, we smelt the children before we actually saw or heard them. slowly and carefully, preparations were made for a rescue which the thais dubbed mission impossible. both mick and i were aware of the enormity of the task. the visibility in the water is very low, so varying down to a few inches. there was also a lot of debris in the cave from previous attempts. at last, supported by thai colleagues, the british team began their operation. one by one, they inched the children and their coach to safety. we essentially packaged the children with a buoyancy compensator, which is a kind of diving jacket, a cylinder on their chest, and this buoyancy compensator we'd made into a harness, and that allowed us to have a single unit, for want of a better wo

well, the obvious answer for me was rick stanton.uation has not really changed. although there are some really good cave divers all over the world, but it is a quite close—knit community. and is there a number where you can dialfor a cave dive rescue? probably not. so, it is an interesting thought, but if you were caving at the level that we certainly were in mexico, there were were enough members of my team that understood who to ring, and obviously we had arranged that beforehand. we're hearing a lot about a diving plan. what is involved in one of those, can you just take us through? obviously you need to know the cave in detail and rick would have done that when he first moved in to find the members of the team, but you would need to find how long you are submerged, how complex that cave system is and we have seen a lot on the news about how tight it was and how difficult it was, and that would have been a big part of the plan. can you move people in there? and of course the other thing you've got to consider is the safety of the