louie. — shocking. that they were indeed. today, louie, 23 _ shocking. that they were indeed.today, louie, 23 and from surrey has been in hospital under police guard after being badly injured following that incident in september of last year at a creighton custody centre. now, recent changes to the 23—year—old's condition which was previously life—threatening has led to ?2:24 pm? brady weiler louis de zoysa being charged they may also being charged with possession of firearms and ammunition. he is due to appear at westminster magistrates courts tomorrow via video link. scotland yard has said that partner and sun had been updated about what the forest has described as a significant development.— described as a significant develoment. , ~ : described as a significant develoment. , ~ . ., ,, development. greg mckenzie, thank ou ve development. greg mckenzie, thank you very much- _ a west mercia police officer has been jailed for eight years for killing a former aston villa footballer, dalian atkinson. benjamin monk was convicted last week of the manslaughter of mr atkinson but wa

louie, he's a great guy. >> is he louie louie or just louie?as banned, steve? i don't know what they say. >> i do know, yes. >> so this is just louie louie but he's -- does he have a last name? we don't need it but he does -- >> he does he does but i don't know if he wants me to talk about him publically we went to high school together. het he's opened up restaurants since he left school and he's got a bunch of successful operations and trying to get reopened. >> i don't remember neck really flares up when you're talking to rick the pain in your neck? is that when it rears its ugly head >> those are the hairs on the back of my head that stand up, joe. >> we may have another -- that's episodic you know how much i love it and hopefully we'll be able to do some -- you know, it's the world, steve it's a bifurcated world and we need both sides, i think. >> steve's looking forward to it. >> you fulment it. >> a facilitator maybe better >> perhaps yes, that would be a more -- a kinder word, yes, indeed >> another "f" word. >> thank you, joe. >> always

for instance, texas congressman louie gohmert. you see him there. that is a picture of the man, an active member, sitting member of congress. he spoke at the event on saturday. he downplayed the horrific attack on the capitol, suggesting it wasn't just right-wing extremists, a claim for which there's absolutely no supporting evidence, and if it were true, you could have a commission to find it out though he voted against it. before his office tried to tell a local reporter that congressman gohmert was not at that event even though there is video and there are photos and there are eyewitnesses who were in the room with him. now, the star of the weekend was retired lieutenant general michael flynn, somewhat infamous figure now. of course he was fired by donald trump after less than a month on the job as national security adviser for lying about conversations he had with the russian ambassador and who trump pardoned on his way out the door after flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi. michael flynn, who himself has promoted elements of the qanon cons

we think that information is going to come out, will come out. >> david louie. >>> in the south bay, vta officials say they do not have a date yet for when light rail service will resume following last week's deadly shooting i its guadalupe light rail hall. vta officials are encouraging officials to seek counseling and support during what is obviously a very tough time. and that means taking time off. >> to support each other. to take advantage of counseling services and other resources. so we're not requiring them to come to work while they need that time. >> reporter: now a fund has been set up by working partnerships usa and the council to provide spoártd for victim's families. as we said at the top. a news conference is under way now, provide support for victim's families. as we said, a news conference is under way right now. here's the sheriff. >> they succumb to their injuries. this is such a horrific tragedy. and our heart goes out to the vta family and everyone right now who is suffering. we'll never forget those innocent victims who's lives were taken by a crazed coward. the

and linsey, louie tells me tonight that his wife is still on oxygen at home. as for booster shots, health experts say those who at most risk would be the first ones to get them if needed. linsey? >> elwyn, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, president biden ordering a second round of air strikes on iran-backed militias near the border of iraq and syria. abc's martha raddatz is just back from an extensive trip to the region, including iran. and martha, what's the administration saying is the reason for the air strikes? >> reporter: well, linsey, it's been a real back and forth. u.s. fighter jets struck at least three different targets near the border after those iranian-backed militias launched small, commercially available drones armed with mortars at u.s. bases. then the militias launched rockets at a u.s. base. and just a short time ago, the u.s. fired artillery back at the militias. >> martha, you were also in afghanistan, where you had an exclusive interview with the american commander overseeing the u.s. military withdrawal. what's the situation there? >> re

that at $1.5 million grand prize police in palo alto are looking for 11 people who swarmed into the louie baton store and stole $100,000 in handbags as ktvu xas. a. smith tells us police are trying to determine if there were the same group that stole from neiman marcus last month outside the louie baton store at the stanford shopping center. shoppers will see more security after thieves made off with three dozen luxury handbags totaling $100,000, which shoppers won't see boarded up windows from shattered glass. police say the thieves just walked in. no way. what that's insane. that literally gives me the chills that's like crazy. the high end highest top in monday at 5 30 at night, a group of 11 people. ran into the store and swiped 36 designer handbags, then took off. one witness snapped photos of one of the thieves as she left hand bags in tow. this is such a nice shopping center where you don't really hear things like that happening, so it's just shocking to me, but it has happened before on may 19th at the neiman marcus a few doors down from louisville, aton, a group of at least 10, p

. >>> texas gop congressman louie gohmert has virtually blown up on twitter when he suggested a way to combat climate change. it happened when he asked a forest official if the bureau of land management would be open to this idea -- >> is there anything that the national forest service or blm can do to change the course of the moon's orbit or the earth's orbit around the sun? obviously, that would have profound effects on our climate. >> i would have to follow up with you on that one, mr. gohmert. >> well, if you figure out a way that you and the forest service can make that change, i'd like to know. >> one of gohmert's colleague, ted lieu, offered a suggestion. he tweeted that perhaps captain marvel could handle the job and says he's going to work on a bipartisan solution asking for her help. >>> we heard earlier about president biden being in england for the g-7 summit. there was a lighthearted moment between jill biden and the president while they spoke to u.s. troops. jill biden had just told the audience to sit down, then the president turned to acknowledge those behind the stage.

take china minus the points on that bet with el salvador katie, why don't you wrap it up for us here, louie and you seem to largely agree about the mid-range idea about bitcoin, but what do you see longer term? address the paint about governments like china and turkey and others coming in and making it very hard to transact trades and business in crypto. what's the long-term view? >> there's already a long of bad news baked in. i would say technical analysis, understanding the supply and demand behind bitcoin, that's probably the best way to analyze it rather than getting caught up in the noise and the headlines every bit of news out there does boil down to one thing which is a buy or sell order. so we're trying to understand the supply and demand dynamics to me if that 30,000 level holds that would be a very incremental positive for bitcoin which did have a major base breakout late last year and that is still intact >> would you be a buyer here or not? katie? >> a better buyer here i would love to see the momentum turn >> louie, no currencies at all good conversation, both of you great to

and i don't have the magical superpower to get in louie gohmert's head.oon so we can't effect climate change somehow but what's your take away? >> no, i mean, okay, first, let's be chlor when he says blm, the bureau of land management, not the black lives matter movement. i presume. that's first. second, i don't see -- it sounds a little crazy but what he's speaking of is something called geoengineering. it's doing large-scale things that have large-scale consequences. we already kind dove that. we change the direction of rivers. we dam rivers for our service. we build islands where there was just water before. that's all geoengineering. and we're also geoengineering by warming the planet. so if he wants to think of a geoengineering solution that could help it, i don't have a problem with it. people thought of putting

that is nearly ending and the people that have won that civil war with marjorie taylor greene and louieohmert and matt gaetz and so many others who were part of the two-thirds of the house republican caucus that voted to over turn that free and fair presidential election last year hours after nearly dying alongside me. liz cheney's description of what the republican party ought to be is too little too late. and i think the description of her as pro-democracy is too generous, i must say. she still refuses to peek out against the voter suppression proliferation across this country. we know that democracy in texas narrowly survived and i'm not hopeful what will happen in texas if we do not pass the for the people act in congress. >> let's talk about for the people act. i was talking to congressman clyburn about this and the issue he's taken with joe manchin and the democrats in the senate who are refusing to move forward with an up or down vote. they are continuing to preserve this idea of a filibuster. where do you stand on this? >> i read that op-ed this morning by senator manchin. and i

. >> reporter: louie michael and his wife, patty, both unvaccinated are both now recovering in a regionre covid patients in the i.c.u. are up nearly 300% in the last month. >> get the shot now, and bypass what we've been through the last two weeks. you feel like you're going to die. it's believe horrible. >> reporter: dr. terrence coulter stays most of his new covid patients are young. >> i was hoping for a good summer and we're just planning for a rough summer. >> reporter: dr. coulter told me another encourage of his is the coming busy season in nearby branson. water parks and shows, they'll all be packed, and he's worried that could lead to superspreader events which in turn could flood the hospital. norah. >> o'donnell: scary warning. omar villafranca, thank you. tonight, a former high school cheerleader can celebrate a supreme court win. in a closely watched case thesee justices decided with her over school officials over "r-"rated social media rants. >> reporter: when high school student brandi levy found out se didn't make the varsity cheer squad, the teenager thought nothing of

they say 11 people ran into a louie vuitton store monday afternoon and stole 36 hand backs worth about $100,000. they got away in five vehicles before police got there. no weapons were used, and no one was hurt. police are working to figure out if the same group maybe connected to similar shoplifts in other cities. >>> we know about the wild fire danger brought on by california's drought emergency, but the lack of rain and snow is threatening the pom lation of the salmon. >> jonathan vigliotti shows us the work to save the species. >> reporter: commercial and recreational salmon fishing generates more than $900 million annually for california. but with much of the state in a punishing drought, the fish being industry is feeling the stress. >> we are looking at an over be standing 40' under peenced e water. >> reporter: governor newsom declared a drought emergency from a cracked lake bed in april. >> the hots are getting hot and dry drier. >> reporter: iconic salmon need cold watter to survive and they hatch in rivers and migrate to the sea to mature. and after a couple years, they swim

louie. she's been trying to get on, and there are several people who have been invited who can't get in the meeting, so there's a technological issue, so she apology apologizes and i apologize on behalf of them as well. i don't have the technical expertise to offer them. folks on the line, if you want to make comment on the budget update. it's the budget update. we're not at the drug sobering center yet. please press *3. okay. we've got one hand, commissioners. all right, i'm going to read a statement again. for each agenda item, members of the public will have an opportunity to make comment for up to two minutes. the public comment process is designed to invite input and feedback from individuals in the community. however, the process does not allow questions to be answered in the meeting or for members of the public to engage in back and forth conversation with the commissioners. the commissioners do consider comments from members of the public when discussing an item and making requests t

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i think i'm going to have chief financial officer jennie louie provide this information and you've got some additional staff -- and i've got some additional staff for the information here. >> in this upcoming budget, we've got 11.4 million supported crisis diversion, additional supportive care beds, and as the members know, we are moving forward with drug sobering, trying to procure additional beds for subacute and psychiatric beds. we are still looking to increase our bed capacity for the treatment beds that we're seeking, and i will defer to mr. wagner who i think has been working a lot in terms of the site acquisition, which i think goes to your question. >> supervisor ronen: yeah. if you could break it down one more time, jennie, just how many in fiscal year 21-22 combined and how many in 22-23? >> so in the prior year budget, we assumed operating costs for about 147 beds, and in this new operating budget, it's about 196 additional beds that we have, and we're in the process of looking for operating costs -- or looking for facilities so we can increase the capacity. >> so how many

there is texas gop louie golmert who loves the conspiracy theory and waste time on the house floor. >> we need to know how much parti partic participation did any of our federal friend or any of our intel community, what kind of role are they playing. >> here is what's even cookier than all of these fbi conspiracy balogney. it is what happened to mike pence. is there anyone more conservative than mike pence. he's ranked up there as the most loyal conservative soldier. today at a conference pence was heckled and called a traitor. >> i want to thank my friend ralph reed for those overly -- >> i am a christian and a conservative and a republican in that ords. i am honored to stand before you today. >> well, we know why pence got the traitor treatment, right? because on january 6th and his role as vice president, he upheld the constitution and the will of the american people and did not bow to trump's insane demand to overturn joe biden's victory. for that, on january 6th, he was met with these chants. >> hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> let me say it again, a gallow was brought to th

david louie shows why the early research could lead to a possible treatment. >> reporter: it is wellnown the stress the covid-19 virus puts on the respiratory system. now researchers have discovered how the virus appears to be inflaming the brains of patients who die from covid. researchers at stanford madison collaborated with counterparts at germany starlink university. an analysis a brain tissue showed inflammation that creates brain fog or cognitive decline. similar to symptoms of alzheimer's and parkinson's. >> i think it will be interesting and important to figure out whether this inflammation could actually be targeted or treated, and whether inflammatory treatments could help alleviate some of these symptoms. >> reporter: the inflammation is indicated by the brown marks in this illustration. that triggered the immune system to respond by sending a surge of t cells to fight the virus. the brain tissue showed no presence of the covid-19 virus, which stanford researchers can't fully explain. to the t cells destroy infected cells to respond to find no virus present? the prelimina

i want you to hear what louie gohmert, a united states congressman, i need to point out, what he said today in a hearing by the house natural resources subcommittee on national parks, forests, and public lands. here it is. >> i understand from what has been testified to the forest service and the blm, you want very much to work on the issue of climate change. i was informed by the past director of nasa, they've found that the moon's orbit is changing slightly, and so is the earth's orbit around the sun. we know there's been significant sl so solar flare activity. is there anything national forest or blm can do to change the course of the moon's orbit or the earth's orbit around the sun? obviously, that would have profound effects on our climate. >> i would have to follow up with you on that one, mr. gohmert. >> yeah, if you figure out a way you can make that change, i would like to know. >> it would be funny, okay, it is funny. it is funny when a member of the united states congress asks whether the national forest service or the bureau of land management can change the orbit of the m

david louie shows why this early research could lead to a possible treatment. >> reporter: is well-knownus puts on the respiratory system. now researchers have discovered how the virus appears to be inflaming the brains of patients who die from covid. researchers at stanford medicine collaborator with counterparts in germany. an analysis a brain tissue from eight patients showed inflammation that creates brain fog or cognitive decline. similar to symptoms of alzheimer's and parkinson's. >> i think it will be interesting and important to figure out whether this inflammation could be targeted or treated and whether in inflammatory treatments could help alleviate some of these symptoms. >> reporter: the inflammation is indicated by the brown marks in this illustration. that triggered the body's immune system to respond by sending a surge of tea some. the brain tissue showed no presence of the covid-19 virus which stanford researchers can't fully explain. did the t cells destroy infected cells or to find no virus present? the findings were published this week. more research needs to be done

golfer louie. >> greg: that's how how you pronounce it, lawrence. >> lawrence: don't do that trying to this putt on the 17th hole which would have kept him one stroke behind rahm. he made the shot, but a tense moment cliff hanger. take a look at this. oh, no. as the ball was rolling to the hole the local nbc station broke in with weather warning. so he wound up missing the crucial putt and a chunk of iowa golf fans were shut out from maybe the most pivotal shot of the year. >> dana: my sister and i in parker, colorado where we were growing up we regarded greece on a vcr tape and like in the middle of one of the coolest songs every time we played it there was a tornado warning. beep beep beep. >> lawrence: can you imagine? i would be ticked. >> greg: ruined the whole experience four didn't it, grease? >> dana: my mom didn't buy it we had to get it off the tv. >> jessica: big weekend for olympic trials no one attracted more praise than shah carrie. the dallas texas native bolted past the competition. far enough ahead that she pointed at the clock with 30 meters left to go. as if it wasn'

louie gohmert and andrew clyde facing fines for reportedly failing to complete security screenings viauit claiming it's unconstitutional and selectively enforced. fines of been issued to six house members failing to comply to security protocols but only one democrat, majority whip james clyburn. his was dropped by the house ethics committee. that's debated with kelly hyman and brian claypool. welcome back. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: exhibit a, this is from the complaint. the lawmakers say they've seen a number of democrats skipping the screenings or setting them off and being waved through. they say speaker pelosi instituted an unconstitutional policy forcing the screening rule against only members of the republican minority. resulting in only republican members being fined. brian, they name speaker pelosi, congresswoman maxine waters saying we have seen them go through and set it off and get waved through or skip it altogether. >> this case in my opinion, it stinks, it really does. congressmen and congresswomen are supposed to revere the obligation they have to serve their con

still passed with overwhelming support morning those who voted no markry taylor greene of georgia, louie and andrew clyde of georgia. congressman clyde said calling it an insurrection was, quote, a bold-faced lie he also said the video of the assault looked like a normal tourist visit. you will voting know is paul gosar, who says the police-involved shooting of ashley babbitt was an execution. an officers shot and killed her as she tried to climb through a broken window. the bill did pass. the congressional gold medal will be awarded to the entire force and the d.c. police for their bravery. >>> the people arrested, hackers response for hitting major american targets next the cyber gang in ukraine that would just shut down. >>> uber, lyft, airbnb, some of the most popular apps out there, t w the times are a-changing the prices are going up. ♪ ♪come on over to my place (come on over)♪ ♪yeah yeah♪ ♪hey, you, we're having a party♪ ♪we'll be swinging, dancing and singing♪ ♪come on over tonight♪ your table is ready in the life artois. as your business changes, the united states postal service

it sounded a lot like representative louie gohmert who complained that capitol hill attackers are now prisoners. or when putin described ashli babbitt as a person simply shot on the spot by police. he sounded a lot like congressman paul gosar who said babbitt was executed by capitol hill police lying in wait. so spare us all this talk of joe biden being weak on russia when trump acted like a wholly-owned subsidiary of the kremlin for years. all it shows is republicans' contempt for the intelligence of their supporters and their increasingly authoritarian impulses. and that's your "reality check." >> john, thank you very much. "new day" continues right now. >>> i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar. a police officer who was beaten, tased and nearly killed defending the capitol comes face-to-face with a congressman who called january 6th a normal tourist visit. that officer standing by to talk to us right now. >>> plus, the congressman who says capitol police executed one of the rioters by, quote, lying in wait before killing her. we'll hear what his own brothers say when they join u

but first, richard louie is here with the headlines. >> hey, a very good saturday to you. the stories we're watching. one suspect is in custody tonight after a mass shooting in austin, texas early saturday morning. that incident left at least 14 people wounded. no deaths reported. a second suspect remains at large. a delta flight was delayed because of a passenger who was an offduty flight attendant. and vice president kamala harris became the first sitting vice president to march in a pride event. she and the first husband made a surprise appearance at the capitol pride rally in washington, d.c. saturday. harris told a crowd, we need to make sure that our transgender community and our youth are all protected. more of "the week" after the break. eek" after the break. like a home and auto-bundle discount. (man) i'm phoning it in and just saved twenty percent. (burke) get your policy perks by calling 1-800-farmers. go ahead, phone it in. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ pain? yeah. here. aspercreme with max-strength* lidocaine. works fast and lasts. keep it. y

it's off to the clubhouse with his newborn son, third round coleader louie oosthuizen, tee shot on 17ould bogey the hole and then miss the desperation eagle for the tie on 18. so rahm wins by a stroke and takes his first major on father's day becoming the first spaniard to win the u.s. open. abc7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >>> much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00, looking for a deal? your options aren't limited to amazon's prime day tomorrow, the other retailers offering some pretty big discounts. >>> and new concerns tonight delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opportunity and a better planet. now, that's making a difference. at worksman cycles, we've been building bikes for a hundred years. but our customers' needs have changed, so we expanded our product line to inclu

with overwhelming support among those who voted no, marjorie taylor greene of georgia, matt gates, louie and andrew clyde of georgia some of the lawmakers took issue with the word insurrection in the bill that includes congressman clyde. he said calling it an insurrection was a bold-faced lie. he also said the video of the assault looked like a normal tourist visit. also voting no is paul gos ash r. he said the police involved shooting of ashley babbitt was an execution an officer shot and killed her as she tried to climb through a broken window. the bill did pass. the congressional gold medal will be awarded to the entire capitol police force and the d.c. police for their bravery. >>> a major raid computer, cash, luxury cars seized the people arrested, hackers response for hitting major american targets next the cyber gang in ukraine that would just shut down. >>> uber, lyft, airbnb, some of the most popular apps out there, especially with millennials. but now the times are a-changing the prices are going up. big businesses like major league baseball trust t-mobile. because the business

louie pasture in 1865 invented the technique of pasturization which is now a word on every milk chardonhe did invent this technique to make milk safe, and there was a scientific advance crucial to this story, it took 50 years for pasturized milk to become the standard in a grocery store in the united states. that's because the science on its own wasn't enough. it took activists. it was a political struggle to get pasturized milk to become the standard. it involved persuading people to drink it, persuading the milk industry to manufacture it. there were legal reforms. that fight, when we see big changes in human health, it's a combination of science and activism that really makes a difference. >> so from the perspective of your book, would you say that when you look at this pandemic, the really big news, the news that will live in history is the development of these extraordinary mrna vaccines and the speed with which they've been developed? >> yeah. i think we will remember the tragedy of the pandemic and the lives lost and the turmoil and economic disruption. but in terms of the long a

but then, there is texas gop'er louie gohmert, who always loves to spew a good conspiracy theory and waste time on the house floor. >> we need to know how much participation did any of our federal friends, either, at doj, fbi, or any of the intel community. what kind of role were they playing? >> but here's what -- what is even kookier than all this fbi-co fbi-conspiracy bologna. or what does the current president say? malarkey. it's what happened to mike pence. is there anyone more conservative than mike pence? i mean, seriously. he ranks up there, as one of the most loyal, conservative soldiers. and yet, today, at a conference for religious conservatives, pence was heckled and called a traitor. listen. >> and i want to thank my friend ralph reid for those overly generous words. i am deeply humbled. ralph reid knows me well enough to know -- i prefer is a little bit shorter. i am a christian, a conservative, and a republican, in that order. and i am honored to stand before you today. >> well, we know why pence got the traitor treatment, right? because, on january 6th, in his role as

also, 46-year-old anna ortiz and her son louie, a 26-year-old with muscular dystrophy. his aunt said he only had movement in the use of one hand but he used that hand to draw and to paint. also, 80-year-old leon and his 74-year-old wife, christina elvira. and there's manuel lafont who shared a passion for baseball with his son. both his children were picked up by their mother, just hours before the building collapsed. and stacey fang, whose 15-year-old son was pulled from the rubble alive on thursday. her sister told "the new york times" that the boy wants to know what happened to his mother. we, all, want to know, she said. and that really is the central question, this hour. what happened? why did it happen? senior-investigative correspondent, drew griffin, has the latest on the search for answers, as to how this could have happened, to begin with. >> reporter: as new evidence emerges of past inspections, cracks, and potential danger. this short surveillance-camera video, itself, remains the best clue, so far, as to how and why the schamplain tower south fell in what h

torrey pines, louie usc hazan. shot of the day. eagle putt from 52 feet out. did you see that.hree-way tie for first with russell henley and mckenzie hughes. 20 golfers within five shots of the lead. >>> olympic track and field tries in eugene, oregon. sha-carri richardson, 2 one years old, winning the 100 meter dash by space .13 second. rushing into the stands to celebrate with grandma. then revealing she had lost her biological mom just last week. >> everybody has struggles and i understand that. but y'all see me on this track and y'all see the poker face i put on. but my coach know what i go through on a day to bay day sis and i'm highly grateful. without them, there would be no me. >> and on juneteenth weekend the mls team with the highest fan attendance five years running, atlanta united unveils their unity kit. 11 different languages highlighting soccer as a unifying force around the globe. miles robinson and ma choke cho, whose family immigrated to the u.s. in sudan to escape persecution says this is so much more than just a funiform. >> football united us all. even thou

and yesterday, congressman louie gohmert of texas said this on the house floor. >> there are some major, major questions that need to be answered, because we don't like to see government agents stirring up trouble or find that there are criminal acts that would not likely have occurred had not the federal government been participating. >> republicans are clearly trying to make the fbi the enemy. and that might not be a coincidence. given that the fbi is the agency investigating the actual people responsible for the insurrection. in fact, nbc obtained a transcript of an fbi interview with an alleged capitol insurrectionist, and it shows that agents not only asked about his possible connections to right-wing groups like the proud boys, the 3 percenters or the oath keepers. they also asked whether the defendant had any potential connections to members of congress as well. and presumably, that line of questioning is not unique to that particular defendant. which might be putting some republican lawmakers on edge. in fact, the defendant in that fbi interview happens to be the retired new yor

because a lot of these folks, louie gohmert, and others, you know, claim to be big supporters of police. >> right. right. well, it's, like i said, it's despicable. and they're all cowards. they could never do what the officers did that day. and i think, you know, that we were talking about, in the intro, about representative clyde saying, oh, it was tourists that day. and then, there's photos of him barricading the door with the desk with his colleagues. i mean, clearly, he was terrified. and, you know, it's -- it's despicable. they need to, you know, i loved what you said earlier on, too. about them kissing donald trump's ring. if they're going to kiss anybody's rings, it should be the officers that were there, that day, that saved their butts. that's what they need to be doing. and i don't know how they can look at themselves, in the mirror, every day. i don't know how they can sleep at night. it's -- it's unbelievable. and it's disgusting. >> and you talk about the congressman being terrified. he should have been terrified. it was a terrifying situation. i'm sure, a lot of the police

louie wainright. he really has very little role to play in this case. he was the head of florida prisons. how are those names assigned to cases? prof. amar: that were based on which party is sued in the action. and the reason why this is wainwright as opposed to the state of florida is this sketch to the supreme court. as opposed to a direct appeal. so, when you file a petition, it's really you sue your jailer. and that is why the head of the florida risen system was the defendant. when the first -- when the case is first filed in the supreme court, there was a different head of the agency and it just got an official title. they just swap them out one after the other. wainright is the one that stays in the caption of the case that we all know. susan: we are going to go back to some video and take a look at how clarence gideon ended up facing criminal charges in panama city, florida. >> it was on saturday i believe that i was arrested. and i was arraigned on monday morning. and they gave me a preliminary trial the next day. on tuesday. and that is the fi

high profit low risk outside the louie baton store at the stanford shopping center.ers will see more security after thieves made off with three dozen luxury handbags totaling $100,000, which shoppers won't see boarded up windows from shattered glass. police say the thieves just walked in. no way. what what that's insane. that literally gives me the chills that's like crazy. i can't even wrap my mind around that the high end highest top in money. day at 5 30 at night, a group of 11 people ran into the store and swiped 36 designer handbags, then took off. one witness snapped photos of one of the thieves as she left hand bags and toe. it's such a nice shopping center where you don't really hear things like that happening, so it's just shocking to me, but it has happened before on may 19th at the neiman marcus. a few doors down from louisville, aton, a group of at least 10 people stole 43 handbags worth $150,000. police are trying to determine if it's the same group. the getaway cars were different. i'm surprised about not being surprised about this. i think there's too

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. >> and finally, one louie gohmert, notorious flame thrower who asked the national forest service ifsible to change the moon's orbit. he has a unique take on the insurrection. >> there's no evidence, as has been said on january 7, that this was an armed insurrection. armed meaning with firearms. there were no firearms. there have been things worse than people without any firearms coming in to a building. >> there is evidence, loads of and those people who came into the building threatened the lives of police officers, trampling them, assaulting them, torturing them. even though in that same month, gohmert declared that we must hold law enforcement officers in high esteem. >> and these 21 republicans are voting against these medals for these officers. these officers. >> it was very scary because i thought i was going to lose my life right there. >> i remember specifically thinking it when i was on the floor. i remember thinking all that stuff like, this is the day. all those times you've given thought on what you would do, you're doing it. >> i have a daughter, and i had a moment wher

during a climate hearing yesterday, republican congressman louie gohmert, suggested some alternativeions to fight global warming. listen to this >> is there anything that the national forest service, or blm, can do to change the course of the moon's orbit or the earth's orbit around the sun? obviously, that would have profound effects on our climate. >> i would have to follow up with you on that one, mr. gohmert. >> jimmy: his next question was, "can anyone tell me where i am right now?" [ laughter ] she was like, "i'll listen to your idea, but maybe we start with no plastic bags, and then we'll reverse the earth's orbit. you know 'superman' isn't a documentary, right?" some entertainment news. this week, the cannes film festival is happening on the coast of france. they just announced that the new "fast and furious" movie will have a surprise premier at the festival they even cut a special never before seen trailer just for cannes take a look at this. [ speaking foreign language ♪ [ speaking foreign language ♪ >> jimmy: interesting. [ cheers and applause fast - >> steve: wow! >> jim

loony conspiracy was being repeated on the floor of the house of representatives by gop representative louiert. >> so if there were federal agents involved on january 6th, we really need to know what the fbi knew and when they knew it and not only that, we need to know how much participation did any of our federal friends, either at doj, fbi or any of the intel community, what kind of role were they playing? >> this is insane. it's beyond bonkers, and it's another reminder of how unhinged the modern gop has become. from accusing antifa of being behind the capitol attack to now accusing the fbi of being behind it. anybody but the actual people who did it, trump supporters, far right militias, the proud boys. look, 9/11 truthers were mostly on the far left. today the 1/6 truthers are all on the far right. the problem is the far right today dominates the republican party, but wait, there's more, because while there's zero evidence that the january 6th attack was an inside job coordinated and launched by members of the federal government, by fbi agents, there actually are legitimate questions to

this is congressman louie gohmert spewing some pretty ridiculous conspiracy theories on the house flooronly third world stuff but this is like putin kind of activity. you know, so if there were federal agents that were involved on january 6th, we really need to know what the fbi knew and when they knew it. >> this is the republican party of 2021. can democrats use this as a political tool against them? >> they have a chance, an opportunity. to answer congressman gohmert's question, yeah. the fbi was there that day. i saw them. they were there. the fbi police were inside the capitol protecting us after they evacuated us out of the senate. there has been this concerted effort for four to five months now to try to white wash what happened that day. the people who voted against the congressional gold medal for capitol police are opposed to using the word insurrection in the legislation. they have used terms like tourism, really wasn't that bad. what the justice department trying to do with these videos is to show the violence that happened. mike pence is getting booed because on that day he

. >> reporter: louie michael wishes he had got the vaccine. >> i was short of breath for a little bitwife patty ended up in the hospital with serious covid complications. he says not getting the vaccine was a huge mistake. >> i hope people think about getting the vaccination. it's your prerogative. but i wish i had done it to just avoid this. >> reporter: fortunately, michael and his wife are doing much better thanks to expert care. but doctors and nurses say after an exhausting year and a half of battling covid, this latest surge is having a significant impact on morale, saying it's harder to again risk their own health and well-being for someone who chose not to get vaccinated. >> i think when the staff is putting them souselves at risk other people respect aren't wil take the vaccine, that's a hard one for some to swallow. >> reporter: medical experts say if the delta variant can explode here as it appears to be doing, it can happen just about anywhere, where there are low vaccination rates. and they hope that states with low rates are paying close attention to all of these develop

. >> and congressman louie gohmert, another colleague in the house, continues to push this false conspiracy theory that the fbi may have been behind this insurrection, which is just not true. how does this refusal to accept facts by some of the members of congress impact the work that you all are trying to do in the house? and to working with each other when you have colleagues who simply do not accept the facts of what happened that day? >> it's just mind boggling. i wonder sometimes whether they have family. if i went on television and said something that ridiculous, i would get a phone call from my wife and a tone call from my mom. and i don't understand how these members of congress go out on television and are launching conspiracy theories. i mean, who believes that the fbi is attacking the capitol? and then to call themselves a party that is pro-police, that is the most anti-law enforcement, anti-police statement someone can make. >> all right, congressman ro khanna, we have to leave it there. thanks again for heamaking time. happy father's day. >> same to all your viewers who are cel

we heard from congressman louie gohmert of texas, earlier this week. >> there were some major, majorthat need to be answered. because we don't like to see government agents stirring up trouble. or find that there are criminal acts that would not, likely, have occurred, had not the federal government been participating. >> thomas webster has pleaded not guilty. he is jailed here in d.c. till a hearing next week. one note, kendis, unequivocally, the feds are clearly focused on these far-right groups in their prosecutions. oath keepers, proud boy, three percenters, they face the most serious charges and they have clumped the most defendants together in those cases. >> does seem like quite the labyrinth right there. scott mcfarlane joining us from capitol hill. scott, thank you. appreciate it. let's bring in right now, msnbc legal analyst, danny cevallos. danny, good mornings. how significant is it the fbi is now looking into whether members of congress and perhaps even their staff have connections with some of these rioters? >> critical will be the nature of those connections. in other

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