schmidt was held by three american rifle companies and they sent out no patrols, took few precautions against the german counterattack which was considered likely given the allied air superiority, despite a persistent overcast. bad decision-making. by chance, the german army group commander, a field marshal, sitting here at shotgun, was near cologne, about 25 miles from schmidt, with his commanders. they were conducting a map exercise that posited an american attack. word came of americans in schmidt and some officers returned to the field, and others, including two army commanders, remained to direct the real battle. we were ready to fight. 4, just before dawn, german artillery fire fell on schmidt and then a long column of tanks approached from the northeast. more german armor and infantry soon attacked from the southwest and east -- the south, west and east. you get the impression from this aerial photo that they are coming from everywhere, because they are. soon the entire italian was in flight, they were running as fast as they could, abandoning their dead and wounded. 10:00 a.m.

schmidt. you can see an aerial photo of the village. on november 3rd, the attack reseemed. from there, the ridge plunged into the cal gore. a deep ravine crossed by a cart track. ne too many. well, take my word for it. an infantry back tail onpushed down and through the far side. and at 2:30 p.m., fell on the astonished german garrisson and schmidt and people who were riding buys kms and nipping schnops. the g.i. could see the roaring river. and the largest of the dams and the reservoirs just a mile to the south. the general enroute to the rear he said he felt like a little napoleon. schmidt was then held by two american rifle companies. they sent out no patrols and took few precautions against the german counter attack which was considered unlikely given allied air superiority despite a persistent overcast. bad decision-making. by chance, the b commander field marshall walter mohr sitting here shotgun was near cologne about 25 miles from schmidt with his top commanders. and by chance, they we

the germans recaptured schmidt. a reinforcing american tank company tried to negotiate that twisting gorge trail managed to get three shermans across the ravine on the schmidt side with munch winching among hair pin turns and here's a picture. imagine moving tanks over that. but five other tanks stood disabled after throwing their tracks on switch backs like this, blocking the nine-foot bed. they worked with shovels but not until sunday morning with the disabled germans over the brink and down into the gorge reopening the trail. now things really went south. general hodges, general collins and other senior officers showed up at coda's headquarters to give him a tongue lashing for losing schimidt without realizing that enemy forces on three sides threatened the 28th division with annihilation. at dawn on november 6th, which was a monday, german fire from tank destroyers to three.mans and they butchered a massing on the east side of the cal gorge. one company in that battalion lost 75 of 140 men. survivors fled back u

this is the last six nations forjoe schmidt, a big yearfor him and the six nations forjoe schmidt, ar him and the legacy he will leave behind in ireland. yes, huge. and he would be right up in the honours roll. he is a fantastic coach and brings out the best in the players and that is the main thing, the players respond to what he asks them to do. there is real depth in them to do. there is real depth in the squad. in november we did not have conor murray and we still got on with business. that is what he instilled in this irish team. there isa instilled in this irish team. there is a little carrot of maybe ending at number one seed in the world. maybe. we have to balance out this conversation and we have to talk about england. 2018 was up and down, about england. 2018 was up and down, a dreadful six nations, but came backin a dreadful six nations, but came back in the autumn. it is a big campaignfor back in the autumn. it is a big campaign for eddie jones. autumn was a turning point because they went into that autumn a little bit on their knees. they were fifth in the six nations la

mike schmidt, take us through the spicer reporting.- how did the counsel's office sort of co-exist or learn to live with the inaccurate account given by spicer that day and how did that inaccurate account from the podium come to be? >> so the important thing to understand here is that it's february 14th of 2017, and the white house for the first time is confronting russia in a very public way. they're having to explain why mike flynn has been -- has resigned and has -- and why it took the white house so long to deal with this issue about his contacts with the russian ambassador. spicer getting up there painting a far better picture of how the white house handled it. the white house counsel's office going back to spicer telling him about this and sort of in typical trump white house fashion never coming back and correcting the repocord about i. they were concerned that it was one thing to provide misleading statements about crowd sizes. it was another thing to say the things that were said on the campaign trail, but it was different in

attorney gloria schmidt. >> there was a point where this story needed to be told and they manned up and said we are going to correct it. >> reporter: that story told in part with this surveillance video cbs 2 first obtained. the brothers, seen at a beauty supply store, buying items sources say were used just a day later in a staged attack on smollett. a hat and ski gloves are among the items. >> i've been in touch with the family practice has been very traumatizing for them, as well as everyone who knows this story. >> reporter: a raid of their home turned up some of the props the brothers purchased, like that red hat and black facemask. >> i think jussie smollett should come clear because the truth will set him free. >> reporter: last month, smollett said he was approached by two and yelling racial and homophobic slurs. he was doused in bleach, assaulted and a rope was placed around his neck. now, that story has a new

schmidt set out on a 224-mile run over 72 hours. this personal trainer at get fit davis sports, he will run a 17-mile loop around the city until he achieves his ultimate goal. worst case scenario i walk it the rest of the way. i'm going to finish it. >> reporter: schmidt has set up a gofundme account to help benefit the natalie corona scholarship fund. >> money for that is going to go toward supporting women in the police academy and all types of other great things. >> reporter: schmidt only takes a 30-minute rest every 12 hours to grab a shower, a fresh set of clothes, and something to eat, then he's off again, but with plenty on his mind. >> i got natalie backing up for this. i wouldn't be running 224 if that wasn't her badge number so really she inspired the run and i'm trying to support the run as best i can. >> colin will complete mile 224 around 6:00 monday morning. >> good luck to him. appreciate your watching. we'll be back here at 11:00 tonight. >> the latest is always on kpix.com. have a great evening. we'll see you at 11:

that is gloria schmidt, -- can you come here for a moment?t's gloria schmidt, an attorney for the brothers become quick while we are live. this is gloria schmidt, the attorney for the osundairo brothers. what can you share with us? >> the truth. that's what went on in there. >> have the brothers been cooperative? >> from day one. >> there was some talk that they never cooked at deal, they agreed to cooperate with prosecutors. is that accurate? >> i know the media really likes to crunch the story into headlines, it's a little more detail to that. my guys are innocent, like i said, from the first day. >> are you looking to sell an interview with the guys? >> that's a weird question to ask. >> what is their disposition right now. they've been through a lot. >> they've been through a lot. absolutely. i think the american people have been through a lot. they were eager to tell their stories. >> to the brothers feel like they were manipulated -- all right. that's all we are going to get out of gloria schmidt right now. everything is happening fast

michael schmidt, correspondent for "the new york times" and jeremy bash, former chief of staff at the cia and pentagon, former counsel to house intel committee. michael, i'd like to begin with you. after reading this quote from this transcript about the lies, this is the feds talking, the defendant, paul manafort, coming into this had lied to the department of justice, had lied to banks, had lied to his own defense counsel, had violated court orders, had lied to his tax preparers, had lied to his bookkeepers, in other words, there were so many lies. michael, you among others always talk about the rolling slow motion story that mueller is telling in court documents in each court appearance. what's the takeaway for you tonight, stuff that you didn't know as of this morning? >> well, the lying is the central question of the entire story. are the folks around the president people that just lie because that's what they've done their entire lives? were they lying to cover up and conceal something? we continue to get clues, like the clue we got today about the meeting and about rick gates' c

she is the star of "unbreakable kimmy schmidt" on netflix.emper is back, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] she is the former senator from missouri and a political analyst for nbc news, claire mccaskill is joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and music from a great band, young the giant. so you're here on a great night. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to all of our wonderful guests, the president is still holding the government hostage over his demands for a border wall, as federal employees prepare to go another week without pay. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: we're now in day 34 of the government shutdown, and the consequences are very real. more than 800,000 federal workers are missing paychecks. the basic everyday functions of the government are grinding to a halt. even eagle in the presidential seal is currently unemployed. [ laughter ] there are also the crucial day-to-day functions that no one thinks of. the things we all take for granted that are essentially at a standst

michael schmidt, pulitzer prize-winning washington correspondent with the "new york times." michael, we are reminded that a lot of this took place just this winter. yes, your extended piece of reporting has a two-year timeline on it, but remember, of course, as you well know, whitaker just came in in november. so this is almost a realtime narrative. these efforts, as you report them, happened just very recently. talk about the significance of that. >> one of the overarching themes of our piece is that this type of efforts the president has done, his attempts to control the investigation, have not stopped, they haven't abated. he has continued to try in different ways to gain control of it. he doesn't seem to have learned a lot of lessons along the way. he discusses the idea of unrecusal, sort of a made-up legal concept, with his acting attorney general. same concept he was talking about in march of 2017, just two years into office, after jeff sessions, his attorney general at the time, recused himself in the russia investigation. sessions never went back to take over the inv

if goes as planned, schmidt will finish by 6:00 tomorrow morning.m the best of luck. 6:42 the time. lisa's been keeping an eye on the forecast and we're seeing some fog out there. >> a little bit. and we're also looking at a dry day today. so that's the good news. we certainly have a lot of rain coming your way. it's going to be split up into a couple days and regions of the caeehe clouds, some ofhem you're right, chris, 49 degrees in san francisco, 42 in san ramon, and 38 in gilroy. so more 40s out there this morning. and looking at temperatures maybe a couple degrees milder, but we have got a lot of rain coming your way and we'll talk about it and time it out, coming up. >> great, lisa. thank you. >>> also ahead, the rockets were without james harden, but the warriors still have a houston problem. why can't golden state beat them this season? we'll hear from the athletes, coming up and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in th

if all goes as planned, schmidt will finish by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning.the time. meteorologist lisa argen has been keeping an eye on the accuweather forecast. now off to a mild start. >> that's right. we've got the cloud cover, many areas in the 40s. as we look outside from our east bay hills camera, 42 san ramon, livermore at 40, concord at 48. visibility is good. you will enjoy a couple dry days before the rain arrives in east bay valleys. we'll talk about how much you'll get and where the flooding concerns will be next with my accuweather forecast. >>> also ahead, the rockets were without james harden, but twarr problem. why can't golden state beat them this season? we'll hear from them coming up we'll hear from them coming up we'd love some help with laundry. here's how you do it. spray and scrub anything with a stain. soak your nasty jersey. it stinks! wash the really dirty clothes separately. remember -hard work builds character! new tide pods with upgraded 4-in-1 technology unleash a foolproof clean in one step. aww, you did the laundry! but you di

msnbc contributor jill wine-banks, former watergate prosecutor, frank fugliesi, and michael schmidt, one of the authors of that expansive front-page "new york times" story. michael, you and your team reporting, going back two years and putting together a lot of pieces that add up to a mosaic which some would call obstruction of justice. >> there's a lot of themes in the way the president has approached the investigations around him. one of them is the issue of loyalty, as far back as the seventh day of his administration he was asking then-fbi director james comey for loyalty. more recently he was obsessed with the loyalty of the person overseeing the investigation into michael cohen, would that person be loyal to him. and discussing with the acting attorney general the possibility, the idea of whether they could get his u.s. attorney that he had appointed to that office to be in charge of that investigation. he's beaten this theme throughout the entire time, and it has created a lot of problems for him because mueller has had to look at these questions as part of the obstruction of

joe schmidt has made five changes to that side — most of them due to injuries picked up in that matchbiggest news is that rob kearney comes in at full—back in place of robbie henshaw who has picked up a knock in training. wales have made a whopping 10 changes to the side that won that epic battle in paris last friday. centre jonathan davis will captain his country for the first time when they travel to rome to face italy, while regular skipper alun wynjones is on the bench. a number of their big names are being rested — george north among them and wing jonah holmes, flankers thomas young and aaron wainwright and scrum—half aled davies will all make their first six nations starts. now, the bbc has been given exclusive access to wetherby young offenders institute where they're using football to help improve behaviour. with more than 230 boys — it's the biggest young offenders facility in the country. violence has been a problem but staff say sport is making a big difference. emma glasbey reports. boysis boys is young as 15 are locked up here. wetherby young offenders institute is where

lucky not sorry and again final moments the pool floated around the wolfpack box ten luke a vote schmidt found himself in the right price firing right back equalized with the tag. here are the results from mets a twenty one so far dortmund gave up a two goal lead at the break into that sharing spoils with hoffenheim byron munich down schalke a three one glock but suffered their first loss at home to head to berlin three nil rb life seacoast at frankfurt to a goal is draw and hanover had no trouble hosting nuremberg in a battle of the table cellar dwellers nickel i move broke the deadlock just before half time it was his first goal for hanover since joining the club in january and after the break he was back and he knew they completed his brace with this one pass the goalkeeper to help hanover hurdle over nerve burke in the table two zero the final. freiburg had a draw at the break and it ended that way with wolfsburg three three and in friday's game might receive laver couzens all fits of wrath and were demolished five what here's a look at that lopsided affair. it was one want to pace u

but john look about schmidt and florian need a lick now both netted to round out the five one five board success five base oxford added insult to injury when he got sent off in added time. my. a symbolic image shaka coach to many go to disco depressed the fans enraged and rightly so because she had no answer for minds daniel cut the jordy lost the ball to danny lots in the eighteenth minute and cut imani zebo put mine in front of shaka failed to show up throughout the game so i leave send a. message kept their distance as young felipe might take to headed in unhindered. and sunday came up short again in the eighty fourth minute on ac vote just needed to stay on his feet and finish the job three nil the final score. but the real surprise came after the final whistle. i'm not surprised because sporting director christiane hydel announcing he'll be stepping down at the end of the season or soon as a replacement for him is found so let's hear from him. so i feel been. saying for years that keeping a cool head is the key to success so i have to suffer the consequences if i'm a disruptive elem

for many years to put owns like his protagonist martin schmidt suffered under his family's silence about the past it looks as though his novel has given them a choice again. so interesting thought you know and this year of course marks the thirtieth anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall and these stories are still coming out obviously there are a lot of there that have not yet healed yeah no i mean it seems an endless supply of stories from this period i mean so many lives touched by by the cold war i mean what i find interesting about this book is that it's a spy thing by story but it's not style thriller is that quiet very quiet it's very very personal really told looks at like the untold stories of all these people whose lives were well started by global political power plays that so many families obviously affected we just saw there in the report the museum here in berlin. an accident to berlin really was in our central throughout the cold war and perhaps still is today yeah i think so i mean now a days i mean maybe the distance are coming not from hungary and poland but from yo

exclusive in virgin rolen mary attracts all the big names it seems they just can't get enough of the schmidt . place. so we know where you go to a place but before you do that. tell us about next year there's going to be a change of dates because the oscars are going to be before it now how is that going to change the festival. yeah that's going to have a really incredible impact it's going to really have a domino effect on the entire festival season but particularly berlin so but when traditionally it's always been before the oscars and that's been advantageous on one side because it's helped attract sort of big stars and big films that have oscar chances to berlin vice was a good example this year christian bale film which is oscar nominated. there's always been a disadvantage though too because it's difficult for the business people who want to go back and forth between hollywood and berlin to make the trip if they have to go back so quickly to get to the oscars next year could be after the oscars will be good for business you'll probably see more business done in berlin buying and sellin

smaw-lettchicago police confirm the 36-year-old faces a felony charge of disorderly conduct.gloria schmidtbrothers"when i say that the police spent countless man hours trying to piece this together, i mean that." smollett is accused of filing a false report, claiming he was the victim of a hate crime. three weeks ago smollett told authorities two men attacked him in downtown chicago.he said they put a rope around his neck and poured a chemical substance on him while shouting racist and homophobic slurs.jussie smollett/actor- singer"i'm not fully healed yet, but i'm going to and i'm going to stand strong with y'all."police arrested two men....but released them shortly afterwards and say they are no longer suspects.....they've been cooperating with the investigation.gloria schmidt/attorney for osundairo brothers"this story has a lot of complications to it. we're not trying to hide anything from the press, but we wanted to make sure that everything checked out."smollett denies playing a role in his attack, according to his attorneys. joey jackson/legal analyst"no one knows why and the point i

and michael schmidt, he joins me now by phone. let me start with you.ou and your colleague's reporting that we're talking about here. on that exchange that we played from the hearings a couple weeks ago with whitaker. whitaker asked if anybody at the white house reached out to express dissatisfaction with the way the cohen case was being handled. is your reporting that dissatisfaction was expressed to him? >> correct. it shows that there was discussion that went on between whitaker and the president. the president concerned about the direction of the investigation and looking at the possibilities and what could be done in terms of that and turning to someone in the u.s. attorney berman, in the hopes that they'll -- whatever relationship they had or whatever loyalty he thought berman may have may be important. in the entire story in which we've looked at obstruction going back to 2017, there's different teams and one of them is loyalty. the president wants loyalty for those over seeing the investigations into him. whether it was jeff sessions, jim comey.

vice president mike pence visited the former concentration camp oh schmidt's on his flight from poland to germany he accused iran of conducting itself with quote the same semitic hatred as the nazis. and their place for nonstop coverage of the munich security conference you can go to our website www dot com to see the live stream and updates and of course we will be tracking major news from the conference right here streaming as well on our program throughout the gathering . meantime in other news things prime minister petro sanchez has called the snap general election after his budget was rejected by parliament the vote will be on april twenty eighth and will be spain's third election in less than four years sanchez was replying on the report of cattle and separatists for his budget to pass they voted it down in protest after sanchez cut off talks with the separatists who want greater self-determination for catalonia. the day began with an emergency cabinet meeting the outcome had already been decided new elections after parliament rejected the draft budget put forward by the minority

you had never trump republicans like steve schmidt one of the most eloquent people in describing whattrump has done to the presidency and country, but people like steve who don't feel comfortable in the republican party and who don't necessarily feel comfortable in the democratic party over certain policies would very much love to kind of force the democrats to nominate somebody they would like, somebody they wouldn't mind voting for and sort of kind of say you can do what you want but if you nominate elizabeth warren we would rather have trump he gives us tax cuts. "vanity fair" talks about he's a mr. berns foil and the question they have about somebody like steve schmidt, is it possible he has a more realistic political game in mind to in addition to a generous paycheck, if the pre-trump republican party can't be resurrected maybe the threat of schultz can push the democrats to nominate a middle of the road candidate. >> the only candidate that republicans who oppose donald trump in 2016 are talking about for the presidential election and challenging trump and somebody who would ref

the sources told cnn the two men are now cooperating fully with law enforcement.gloria schmidt: "innocence prevailed. all right. my guys are walking home. they're not charged. they are not suspects in this case."smollett told authorities he was attacked in late january by two men who were "yelling out racial and homophobic slurs." he said one attacker put a rope around his neck and poured an unknown chemical substance on him. jussie smollett: "i noticed the rope around my neck and i started screaming and i said there's a fááá rope around my neck."the sources told cnn there are records that show the two brothers purchased the rope found around smollett's neck at a hardware store in chicago.in a statement to cnn, smollett's attorneys wrote:"as a victim of a hate crime who has cooperated with the police investigation, jussie smollett is angered and devastated by recent reports that the perpetrators are individuals he is familiar with. he has now been further victimized by claims attributed to these alleged perpetrators that jussie played a role in his own attack. nothing is further from the t

>> kimmy schmidt wrote it with the help of a great woman named sarah mlynowski.ur profits go to a charity called "prevent child abuse america." so it's like a good thing. and if you -- yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: absolutely. sure. [ cheers and applause ] well, you got to be -- i don't know if you saw the ariana grande video for "thank u, next." >> i did. because i got a text from my 13-year-old being like, "the video's dropping in three minutes. [ laughter ] ariana's dropping a video. it's going to have 'mean girls' in it." and i was like, "you're at school. like, why are you on your phone?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how'd you get an alert? yeah. >> right. and i was like, "yeah, how does everybody know it?" i have so much trouble getting people knowing, like i've got a a tv show on netflix anytime you want it. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> and i can't get any -- >> jimmy: they know that a a video's being dropped." >> but then like, ariana's like, "tomorrow at 3:00, pick up your phone." everyone is like, "okay." >> jimmy: yeah. but look, there she is doing "me

let's make a statement with that number. >> schmidt set up a gofundme account to benefit the natalieat to see. >>> off to a mild start, right? >> yes, it is. we even have a few sun breaks in the south bay on the peninsula. but even some mist and drizzle in the north bay. as we look at lake tahoe, 35 degrees in south lake. flash flood watch for the northern sierra going for a high of 39 today. we're going to start out as snow when this system comes in. then it's going to change to rain. a lot to talk about next with my accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thanks, lisa. >>> also next, the rockets were without james harden but the warriors still have a houston problem. why can't golden state beat them? what if you had fewer headaches and migraines a month? botox® prevents headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® injections take about 15 mins. in your doctor's office and are covered by most insurance. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing s

collin schmidt started this morning. he passed a billboard and he saw a picture and noticed her badge number. 224 and set out to use it. >> i know we can do what that number. let's make a statement. >> i think he just wants to get people out of their normal routine. get people thinking about something else and others. >> he takes 30 minute breaks every 12 hours. he has set up a gofundme account to benefit the natalie fund supporting women in the police academy. >>> you will notice that it was mostly overcast today and that is all by way of setting the stage for more rain moving into the bay area. mostly monday but the area can get a few right now. not much in advance of what will be a pretty good soaker come later on monday and tuesday but as we look live over the city of san francisco toward the mountain it is looking good. ocean beach the numbers are mostly in the 50s. mostly cloudy skies which is the forecast for tomorrow morning. out the door, it has been chilly and will continue tomorrow morning. it should be dry fo

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. >> reporter: attorney lori schmidt say the brothers of nigerian dissent worked with smollett empirend has spent time with him at the gym. >> onset it is very tight. there quarter with each other. >> reporter: the men were detained at chicago's o'hare international airport returning from nigeria. they reportedly left the denitech happen. smollett told police two messed men masked men beat them. he said the attacker through an unknown substance on him that smelled like bleach and tied a rope around his neck. local reports suggest the actor stage the attack, looking for attention because his character was being written off empire. >> i've never been a media for. that is not who i am. i don't look for that type of attention. >> reporter: chicago police tweeted reports about the incident being a hoax are unconfirmed by case detectives. >> i would never be the man this did not happen to. i am forever changed. >> reporter: 20th century fox also disputes reports and says smollett remains a core player on the show in the company stands behind him. tom hansen, cbs news. >> smollett's publicis

are live on the really very diminished part like the german leader at the time chancellor helmut schmidt pleaded with the united states to counter the move initially hesitant the americans started negotiating with the soviets hoping to reach an agreement but with no progress the reagan administration moved to deploy american medium range missiles the pershing two to western europe i. not everyone welcomed the move while the political leadership was in agreement some in berlin and london took two districts protesting the deployment of american missiles. this is the moment all the people with the sense to know that you clear weapons are made by human beings nuclear weapons must be dismantled by human beings that is the code of common sense. unable to keep up with the cost the arms race the soviet union back down inside the i.n.f. treaty with the us it had taken almost ten years the numbers alone demonstrate the value of this agreement on the soviet side over fifteen hundred deployed warheads will be removed and all ground launched intermediate range missiles including the s.s. twenty's wil

not in the least new car valid schmidt who made it for want off to an hour.with only five minutes left to go gloria mediation not got in the final finished five was. afterwards houseboats response verged could only see great. britain went into the home game against relegation candidates took out in time. spirits. but after ten minutes a good mood came to an abrupt halt swiss international stephen suber put the guest ahead with the quickest shortcut league goal in over six years shortly before the break mario gomez had the chance to double their lead but no dice. jeremy said i'm very upset that i didn't score because if you go into the break then you go home with a winner i'm a thousand essential with those sensation while he was very certain. that instead of throwing brain inside even the score before the hof time whistle a funny shot from daddy klassen from twenty metres out one one. finds he'll was shaking throughout the second half. but braman didn't prove a clear superiority it ended after all. it's often said that is last second from bottom out of a one