. >> norman clark loves sports. his mother says he was a top athlete and a good son too. >> he was a loving, hard worker, caring person. >> as a boy, norman had dreams of playing in the nba. then studied sports management in college. but by his mid-20s he was working here vanderbilt mortgage and finance. 23-year-old brittany eldridge started there the very same day. >> she was beautiful but it was the smile that really got me. >> that winning smile got to a lot of people. brittany's big brother jeffrey says she embraced life with a contagious enthusiasm. >> she liked to cheerlead and she liked to play soccer. she was a girlie-girl and tomboy at the same time. she was really big about living in the moment. >> at vanderbilt mortgage norman and brittany were collectors calling people to make sure they kept up with their house payments. what was it about brittany that you formed this instant connection with. >> she was very good at the job. so i actually used her as a tool at first to teach me. she helped me out a lot.

clark? an environmental lawyer with no experience relevant leading the entire department of justice. what was his only qualification? he would do whatever the president wanted him to do, including overthrowing a free and fair democratic election. president trump's campaign to bend the justice department to his political will culminated in a showdown on january 3rd. today we will take you inside that early evening oval office meeting where top justice department officials met with the president. at stake, the leadership and integrity of the department of justice. >> the meeting took about another two and a half hours from the time that i entered. it was entirely focused on whether they should be a doj leadership change. i was sitting directly in front of the president. jeff clark was on my left. >> one thing we know was you are not going to do anything. you don't even agree that the concerns that are being presented are valid. you are someone who has a different view. so, why should i do that

clark?nvironmental or with no experience to leading the entire department of justice. what was his only qualification? that he would do whatever the president wanted him to do, including overthrowing out free and a fair democratic election. including overthrowing out fre it culminated in a showdown on january 3rd. today, we will take you inside that early evening oval office meeting, where top justice department officials met with the president. at stake, the leadership and integrity of the department of justice. >> the meeting took about another two and a half hours from the time i entered. it was entirely focused on whether there should be a doj change. -- jeff rosen was to my right, jeff clark was to my left. >> [inaudible] you are not going to do anything. you don't believe in the concerns that are being presented. [inaudible] >> why shouldn't i do that? [inaudible] >> he was proposing but jeff rosen be replaced by jeff clark. and i thought the proposal was asinine. >> what's would his b

clark?kind of enlightened some of what that discussion was? >> yes. so the conversation at this point had moved beyond the specific allegation of where they're there with state farm arena or antrim county or pennsylvania or whatever. we had discussed those repeatedly. and the congress, that was back drop to the conversation. but the conversation at this point was really about whether the president should remove jefferson and replaced him with jeff court. and everyone in the room, i think, understood that that meant that letter would go out. so, that was the focus. it was about a two and a half hour meeting after i entered, and so there were discussions about the pros and cons of doing that. early on, the president said, what do i have to lose? and it was actually a good opening because i said, mister, president you have a great deal to lose. and i began to explain to him what he had to lose. and what the country had literally, what the department had to lose. and this was not in anyone's bes

(tanya clarke) yes. (sophie fouron) you have one wind turbine, now. (tanya clarke) yes.that powers two houses. - and it's enough? - once we've got it charged right up with the assistance of the generator, then it will last two days and we do our washing, we use the dishwasher. - all the comfort you need. - yeah. and we just put the generator on when we need it. we're just trying to speed up a bit to catch up with jeannette. - uh oh. they're going to want to go with them, right? - yeah. - o.k. but you want them to go there. so you're used to this, having to manage and be self-sufficient about a lot of things. - definitely. my dad... we were talking about this not that long ago, before there was no air link, there were no telephones, there were no fax machines. so if a generator broke down and he needed a spare part, he had to write a letter to the suppliers, he had to draw pictures and hoped that they knew what part was needed. it would then go to the united kingdom. - o.k. - three months later, you would get the part and it wasn't always correct, so you had to start the

. >> will clark officially joining the giants. today is the team are tired his number. 22 in a pre-game ceremony at oracle park, clarke's jersey will now hang side by side with the likes of willie mays won mary scholl and willie people at atnt park were fired up today for this giants. >> have retired only 2 jerseys of non hall of fame players, clark's and home run king barry bonds. here's some of the fans had to say about the momentous day for will clark. >> it's will the thrills number man. he's the reason the giants locker room and he's he's the best player one of i think, you know, the whole i la san diego come to my really cute. >> the giants organization has now retired 13 jerseys in its history. only the new york yankees have retired more. we'll have more on this coming up later on. and sports straight ahead here. someone's a billionaire after last night's mega millions jackpot. but it's not us. and it's no one in california. actually, they tell you where the winner lives after the break. >> and also coming up, we're going t

will the throw clark?ll have the sights and sounds from the festivities coming up. >> and diversifying the workforce. taking a look at benefits available for disabled workers on how employers can contribute to their financial. well. >> well, this month is disability pride month in this week, march more than 30 years since the americans with disabilities act was passed. now, all strides have been made in terms of accessibility and inclusion. >> there's still work to be done, especially when it comes to the workforce. >> writing is the been a strong sue, you know, ever since i. >> small steven aquino is a former preschool teacher and current freelance tech journalist. yes, cerebral palsy, a stutter and hearing loss over the last decade. he's become a trusted voice on accessibility tech with by lines on sites like tech crunch and forbes tactic to the other sites that i couldn't. >> could you too? not on staff there. >> okay. although i'm >> you know that someone hire me as employers strived to diversify their

clark, meaning jeffrey clark at d.o.j., be given election- related responsibilities?yond the president? >> stephen: that is a long pause, but it does take a while to chug a bottle of yellow tail chardonnay. rudy eventually answered. >> you mean beyond the president? >> correct. ( pause ) ( laughter ) >> stephen: if there's anyone who's proven he doesn't care about what happens to his reputation, it's rudy. "i said we need someone in charge of justice who won't mind being remembered as a wine- drenched fascist-apologist who betrayed his nation next to some discount dildos." rosen-- ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) it's a great price. slightly used. gently used. gently. ( laughter ) rosen refused to send clark's letter to georgia, so clark convinced the president to give him rosen's job as the head of the d.o.j. that led to-- let's say, a tense meeting in the oval office, which the committee illustrated with some cutting-edge graphics. look at those pale, translucent bodies. they cloned mike pence! ( laughter ) at the meeting-- at the meeting, donoghue expressed why

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and you showed footage of the body cams at jeffrey clark's house.the place where we're going to see the body cams that were in the oval office. people like pat cipollone, who i know we'll talk about, those were the body cameras. and if there was, this might all be over now because we would see. but the metaphor cal body cams are getting ready to be introduced in these hearings and i think that's significant. >> i think the department of justice is running this down. if you were involved in trying to literally create fake electors to replace the dually elected electors -- these people are part of our united states constitutional system. this is how it works. and if you're trying to subvert that, you deserve to get a visit from the department of justice and i hope these people cooperate and fess up to it. it's wrong. it shouldn't be. >> scott, let me ask you from a political perspective. recent polling shows a little bit -- this was before cassidy hutchinson testified, we should note. but it does suggest some of what we've been hearing anecdotally, wh

now, you heard jeffrey clark's name again right there, right? well, we have some new police body camera footage tonight of the early morning raid on his home just last month. as part of what authorities are calling an ongoing fraud investigation. clark answering the door in his boxers and a dress shirt and then being asked to wait outside while officers executed a search warrant. >> mr. clark, how are you, good morning. can you turn that off for me. can you step outside for me, we have a search warrant and need to speak to you. can you step outside for me? >> can i call my lawyer. >> yes. step outside. we have to clear the house to make sure it is safe, is your wife home? >> no, nobody is home. >> you can absolutely call your lawyer. >> according to police reports obtained by cnn a series of electronic devices were seized that day. even deployed an electronic sniffing dog to make sure they didn't miss a thing. it is not clear whether jeffrey clark is the subject of a criminal investigation but sources have previously told cnn that the raid was p

dan clarke: the marina of san francisco is one of the best areas you could possibly live in.rke wondered for years about what was in these strange rocks he found in his yard until he got a visit from pg&e. dan: pg&e came into the neighborhood and said they were looking to investigate these manufactured gas plants to see if there was any possible problem with them. jaxon: that was in 2010, when clarke learned those rocks outside his home on north point street were waste from this nine-acre gas manufacturing plant that had been run by san francisco gas light company, later, pg&e. this 19th century photo shows that plant and another one nearby that today is the site of marina middle school. the tanks held the invisible gas made by heating oil and coal that was used to warm and light homes. it was inherently a dirty operation. dan: the whole plant was the nightmare. my home sat between some of the buildings that did the scrubbing, the cleaning of the gas. jaxon: along with the rocks, the plants left black, tar-like goo, and today the toxic residue from that goo still bubbles up a

jeffrey clark.partment of justice official who was sort of a middling upper person who tried to engineer a mini coup within the department to basically take it over. and back in october of 21 -- 2021 -- he was subpoenaed by the january six committee. he appeared before the committee, pleading the fifth. here he is last month answering his front door in his underwear just before 7 am as federal law enforcement showed up to raid his house. >> can you step outside with me? we have a search warrant and we need to -- can i get you to step outside for me? >> can i call my lawyer? >> outside. >> call -- >> just real quick we gotta make sure it's safe. is a way for? >> no, nobody's home. >> so you can call your lawyer if you step aside with me real quick. >> put your [inaudible] over here so we can see. >> go ahead and step outside for me. >> can i put pants on first? >> sir, we've got to clear the house. as soon as we clear the house we will talk to your lawyer and you can get pence on. >> can i put pence

here is the moment that clark opened the door. >> mr. clark, how are you, good morning. i'm with doj oig. can you turn that off for me. can you step outside with me, we have a search warrant and we need to speak to you. can i get you to step outside. >> and i call my lawyer? >> just real quickly got to clear the house. is your wife home? >> please step outside with me real quick. >> we will put you over here so no one will see you. >> go ahead and step on out for me. >> can i put pants on, first. >> they are going to clear the house. >> cannot open the garage and stand in the garage? >> it's a search warrant. >> stand behind the cars. >> all right, was cnn obtained a copy of police reports which indicate official cert seeds seized a number of, officers also dispatched an electronic, the news coming as the doj's investigation appears to be picking up steam. operatives are set to set turn over information as soon as tomorrow. the doj has issued numerous subpoenas in the past few weeks in the meantime, on capitol hill, the january 6th committee is wrapping up the trump whit

rebounds to clark, clark to baylor, he's around bradley, he's underneath, he puts it in. i've got burrow bradley make some, notes and you've got to feel sorry for any rookie that's gonna come into this league and play against these great ones. back to the basket, back over to, wes west dribbles by bradley, -- bradley is 20 feet behind. bradley looks like every other rookie. they all have their problems. >> i felt like a little boy on a court with a lot of men. i was very nervous. in fact, i don't even know if i could dribble the ball. didn't know if the ball would stick to my fingers or if i had hit it off my foot. i was certainly couldn't shoot. obviously >> three seconds left in the game. >> the first time i got into the game, everyone stood and applauded every movement i made. every time i walked, i was applause and cheers and so forth. the other players were a laughing. of course, i was not laughing. oh it was just a total absence of confidence. >> your so well known as such a young person. here you are, they've got you there, your kind of defense and your vulnerable.

lastly, i would like to introduce clark and the clark teams we'll be working with on this project. building on the success at 5050 evans, this project will represent another unprecedented experience. there will be men and women of calendar representing 60% of the team. clark is a founding member of the construction inclusion week and they also have an internal mentorship program. lastly, clark has an incredible teaching partnership program. the spp is a unique program offering opportunities to disadvantages communities. this is an m.b.a.-style program fully funded by clark and aims to provide core construction management skills. to date there are over 1250 graduates, of which 61 are from san francisco. of the 61 from san francisco, 27 are from the bay view and $80 million in contracts have been awarded to the bayview graduates. their commitment to the graduates is evident in the contracts awarded to the graduates. just a couple of weeks ago the graduates were met with on another project. i would like to close with a quote from clark, that clark envisions an industry where we celebr

the leadership will be gone, jeff clark will be left leading a graveyard. >> jeff clark is the individual who saw his home search, we have more on that tonight as well. there is a lot happening if you get the feeling that the probe is escorting, the legal developments are intensifying, because they are. the other point though that i want to make sure we are very clear on here before i bring in the experts, you heard those senior ranking officials under oath, citing people, graveyards,. and the idea that basically, if you go forward with these plans, well, you will be committing new crimes. and you won't be in office much longer, mister president. that is the kind of thing that was decided to pat cipollone today, again, you don't take eight hours to simply say, no comment or plead the fifth. we have circumstantial indications today that this was a substantive set of answers. that means pat cipollone would also be able to address, and perhaps refine or fact check any of the many references to him, and his testimony in the hearings thus far. >> we had a brief private conversation, where he s

will clark there, of course, approving. let's go to the very next batter here on the very first pitch out, joey bart unloads on this one deep to left field way out of the ballpark. giants go back to back. will the thrill loving this? see this offense come alive for him. but the chicago comes that would make this one interesting. let's go to the 9th inning. they cut the deficit to one. but dominic leone gets he and a half to ground out to wilmer flores. and that there is the ball game. giants hang on to win 5, 4, for the game. of course. well, clark reminiscing about his time here in san francisco and playing at the state. >> beautiful place we're in right now. everybody talks about how cold it was in the wind blowing all that sort of stuff. but that was just a few of the and so it's going to sound a little sadistic. watching 40 hot dog wrappers blow around. when you stand in that can affect one of blustery miserable night. and you look out at center field flags and they're blowing one another. >> got to love that recollecti

his number was retired, and will clark day was a hit.e was given a raucous ovation at oracle park. his number becomes the first number retired since barry bonds. he played eight of his 15 seasons in san francisco. he won two a silver sluggers, a gold glove and a five-time all-star, helping to lead the giants to the 1989 world series. clark called today his hall of fame moment. how long did it take you to write the speech? >> not long. everybody asked, when did you write it? i said, a day or two after people told me about the jersey. i practiced it every day.i knew it backwards and forwards. all had to do was have little enthusiasm with it. >> i look at the new addition, number 22, and it warms my heart to know that his career and his talent has been recognized and honored. he has earned his place in giants history, and he truly deserves to be remembered with the storied immortals of this franchise forever. will, congratulations. and from all of us here today, thank you! >> this right here is my hall of fame, and to be recognized with the

and our commissioner, so we will call commissioner clark. and that i am so proud to serve with her on the commission, so at this time, i will turn the discussion over to commissioner clark for her comments that will lead us into the discussion, which she will moderate. commissioner, go on. commissioner clark: thank you so much madame chair wilson. it is wonderful to see you and our fellow commissioners today. i am grateful for your leadership and in meeting all of us at this important moment in our nations history. i am proud to be a part of this discussion today, as we come together to identify constructive solutions and proactive strategies to address many of the problems and disparities that are facing black men and boys all across our country today. and we know that the challenge is gearing out 21st-century approaches to these issues and best practices that we hope ensure that black men and boys enjoy full access to every sector of society. i should note that this discussion today is a continuation of the conversation that we begin at ou

clark's and barry bonds.to say about the special day for will clark. >> it was cold blooded man cold-blooded. it was cold but it matter who is facing nolan ryan, greg maddux. he's going to get him. i just like when he was with the giants and i came to see buster posey, too. >> now the giants organization has retired 13 jerseys in its history. only the new yankees have retired more. and while the giants fans were celebrating low clark in san francisco fans were in chicago looking to take 2 in a row from the white sox. it looks good for oakland early on as the a's took the lead. but the white sox would make a comeback and win the game by a final of 3 to 2. the 2 teams will play again this morning. and first pitch is at 11, 10 in chicago. a company is making it easier for people to be able to cook. pete says in their own backyards in today's tech smart, rich demuro shows us the oven that can cook you a pie in just a few minutes. >> backyard pizza is delicious, but you typically need a built in brick oven to get

double clarke day 5 for the giants win.the game, will clark reminisced about his time with san francisco in his time playing in the state? >> this is going to sound a little funny because of the beautiful place we're in right now. candlestick park. everybody talks about how cold it was in the wind blowing all that sort of stuff. but that was just a few of the things. it says it's going to sound a little sadistic. watching 40 hot dog wrappers blow around. when he stated that can affect one of those blustery miserable night. and you look at it, centerfield flags and they're blowing one another. >> we've got to love. will clark, congratulations goes out to him. but while giants were celebrating, will in san francisco, the fans for the a's were in chicago. take a look here. second drives home run deep to left field there. the a's continuing their power surge. yeah, this was in the first inning. sean murphy got all of that one there. he gets it off of his old buddy johnny 425 feet. right. and very next pitch. let's go one. nothi

just a few of the giants legends to celebrate clarks a day.r 22 on the wall between money urban and willie mays. his message was animated and powerful. today was his hall of fame. >> i am william clark, i am part of san francisco, and i am forever a giant peer -- >> how do we follow that up? let's go to the 49ers. ready for news and notes, judge smalls is -- >> we are waiting. >> samuel continues to work out on his own as the rest of the teammates practice. the front office remains in discussions about a new contract for the wide receiver. shanahan says his relationship was good and don't believe everything you hear. >> i know there is a lot of noise and tweets, and a lot of people repeating what someone said and repeating and repeating. there is a lot of negotiations going on, a lot of money involved. this is a business deal. >> for defensive lineman, the news is not good. he suffered a torn bicep at practice yesterday and is expected to miss the entire season. hey, smile, the camera is on you. we are in detroit for the third round of the pga

i am will "the thrill" clark. i am part of san francisco and i am forever a giant. [ applause ] >> imagine the energy there. now to the game, let's see if the giants can deliver on will clark day. a two run homer but then on the very next pitch joey barr joins in on the fun and hit a homerun of his own. that is back to back home runs by a pair of rookies. will clark thrilled liking what he sees. the giants go on to win 5-4. >>> now to the a's that have been on fire lately winning seven of the last eight games and in chicago the bats were still hot. an estimated 452 feet but the white sox would tidied up late in the game. and the pitch is in the dirt. it's gets away from the catcher and the runner scores from third. white sox walk off with a win 3- 2. >>> much more ahead on today in the bay coming up, a new wildfire is erupting in northern california earning over 30,000 acres in a single day. - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one becau

we're talking, of course about will clark.ot a chance once in a lifetime chance to talk to the giant great today, and they spend some time taking a look back at the moment in 1989 when the loma prieta earthquake hit while he was on the field for the world series. we have pictures of you taking your family off the field. and i mean, that must have been. wow. um. it's you know, it's right before introductions in 80 89 game three at candlestick. i just i was on the field. i just got through running a sprint to center field. i was walking back towards right field line, and all of a sudden it sounded like the f fifteen's flying over. so like looked up, i thought the planes were coming over. and when i looked up, the light towers were just going. boom boom i got oh, no in you could see the wave. you know, coming through the stadium, it was it was r as soon as it calmed down. i got back to the dugout, the police that were there at the dugout that were, you know, security and all that their phones were blowing up. their radios were bl

they said they are working to evaluate the site despite victories in court, clark says the battle has a toll. >> i was just exhausted. it is one and still is an exhausting process. they fight you every inch of the way. >> reporter: clark ended up selling his home to pg&e, many of the dozen former neighbors have also done. they admitted to federal regulators it could take half a billion more to complete cleanup of the 42 sites. >> the bill, mostly footed by late payers. nbc bay area news. >>> up next, trying to accomplish a dream while also carrying for a family member. the great lengths they went through in a story that will make you bay area proud. >>> and a beautiful night in san francisco. take a look at that. now, we are, of course, talking about the temperatures and what is the temperatures and what is the every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies l

i ladies, when england beat germany in the arnold clark tracey?— the arnold clark tracey?acey? i think. overall our relationship is stronger than football, thank god. ever since then actually we moved in together. so it's going the right way. we definitely support each other�*s countries in football unless we play each other and then it's a little different. ., ,., ., ., each other and then it's a little different. ., ., ., ., different. how important to both of ou is different. how important to both of you is football, _ different. how important to both of you is football, whether _ different. how important to both of you is football, whether it's - you is football, whether it's supporting your country or a club? we are both definitely football fans. — we are both definitely football fans. i— we are both definitely football fans, i am a chelsea supporter and we do _ fans, i am a chelsea supporter and we do make — fans, i am a chelsea supporter and we do make an effort to go down and watch _ we do make an effort to go down and watch chelsea when we can. especially the wome

clark spent his first eight seasons playing in san francisco.with 176 home runs and a 709 rbis. after the ceremony the giants will take on the cubs at 6:05 tonight. here is casey pratt with the highlights. >> tough news for the giants. all-star outfielder joc pederson will be out at least several days after suffering a concussion. the giants are hosting the clubs. alex cub striking out the side and the third. frank's window swinging. alfonso rivas swinging. patrick wisdom gets to cobb. he almost hit this one to his alma mater st. mary's. but it is one nothing cubs. the giants down one with bases loaded in the seventh. that was their big opportunity there. the giants fell apart in the ninth. morel hits this one left field. he gets a glove on it but it pops out here. the giants end up losing this one for-two. -- 4-2. 831 homer told us. his face of the year. that gives the a's a two run lead. drama with the white sox. tim anderson did not like this strike. he gets up close and personal with the umpire. the umpire says, right there. that is where yo

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here's describing cipollone's reaction when he tried to promote loyalist jeffrey clark falsely declaring that the doj had found evidence of fraud. >> i think mister president, i have been through with you for attorney generals into acting attorney generals but i couldn't be part of this. the story is not gonna be that the department of justice has found massive corruption that would change the results of the election, it's gonna be the disaster of jeff clark, and i think at that point, pat cipollone says the as this is marie's murder suicide pact this letter. >> cipollone also pushed back against trump's lawyer john eastman miscued memo laying out the scheme for mike pence to essentially unilaterally overturn the election on january six. >> what was communicated to me was that pits pat cipollone his idea was 90 and one point it confronted easement with the same sentiment. >> and last week cassidy hutchinson told the house committee that cipollone warned them of the possible tribes trump could commit if he led them to the capitol generous. ex >> i saw him that morning mr. cipollone said s

general clark, thanks for joining us.ol, is the entire donbas region now at risk to falling to the russians? >> well, i think this gives the russians -- it shows what the russian tactics and tragedy is, and it does put the region at greater risk, but it's not because it has fallen. it is because in the process a lot of good ukrainian forces have been chewed up in battle. this is a russian effort to degrade the ukrainian military. the military is their real objective. what they're doing is holding the military forward because the ukrainians can't give up terrain without hurting themselves politically. you heard president volodymyr zelenskyy say, we're going to take it back. at the same time, they're holding the ukrainians forward. they're hitting them with poorly drained troops, but it is enough to inflict tremendous casualties and losses. what he wants to do is break the ukrainian military and he's using his heavy artillery to do it. is it critical? yes. because in the next four to six weeks as the ground is dried out, ru

i am, will, the thrill, clark. i am part of san francisco.ver a giant. >> with a classic fist bump, onto the game, let's see if the giants can deliver, looking good, louise gonzales smashing one over the brick wall, a two- run shot and in the very next pitch. joey bart, joining the fun. a dinger of his own, back to back homers by a pair of rookies. i would say that is very thrilling. and will loves it too. and they go on to win 5-4, the oakland a's have been on fire winning the last seven of eight, their bats were hot, zach brown over the right field fence, took a long time to come down with 452 feet. the white sox would tie it up late in the game, bottom of the ninth here, with the wild pitch getting away from the catcher. with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that. hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least split it? nope. advanced se

welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook monday morning. july 4th. independence day today and someone who looks very sparkly and shiny just like a firework today is roberta gonzalez. good morning. i think it's because i started hearing fireworks about nine in 10 o'clock. my goodness, you know, can't we all agree to just celebrate on one day instead of three and four? yes, there's fire danger out there. fire danger in there. some of us who need to sleep. yes well, hi, everybody. good morning to you this morning wake up to overcast skies. not quite as extensive or as deep as it was yesterday, but nonetheless we will have some areas of condensation. drizzle right now. mostly cloudy skies. get out towards sfo air

prosecutors disclosed a recently interviewed justin clark, mr. clark told him the former president never invoked expected of privilege over any particular information or materials that mr. bannon's lawyer misrepresented to the committee with the former presidents attorney had told to the committee. >> question, is the committee clearly wants his testimony. what's the status of that is? >> the last i heard the committee was discussing how to formally respond to steve bannon. i think there is a lot of skepticism from a lot of the members i spoke to. they think this is a potentially a ploy. that said, steve bannon is potentially a very important witness. he seemed to have some sort of understanding the january six was going to get quite crazy and he did meet at the willard, he talked with trump one on one, so he does have things to say. the question is, will they get it? >> great reporting luke broadwater, thank you very much appreciate it. >> thank you. >> congresswoman elaine lauria, democrat of virginia is a course a member of the january six com

general clark mentioned three or four days of supplies of artillery ammunition.at. they have been given close to 500,000 rounds of artillery, most of which is precision weapons. they're shooting their -- they have them on the front lines. the key is, though, that as we train the ukrainians before this war started, we were focused on small unit battalion maneuvers. they didn't ever get to the division level or the operational level logistics side. they are struggling with getting key elements of their logistics to the front line. but that logistics and those pieces of equipment are being delivered by nato. it is up to the ukrainians to get them to the right places. and within the last week or two you have seen reports of the highmars, highmars coming from other nato nations getting to the front line and becoming extremely effective in their precision ways. very different from the russian artillery which is an area fire weapon where they're wasting hundreds of thousands of rounds, destroying things in their path, but not being precise in what they're destroying. >>

jeffrey clark is the man who trump wanted to install as his attorney general when other top officials voter fraud claims. evan perez joins me now. tell us about this justice department staffer, why this is a big deal. >> reporter: jake, he worked with -- very closely with jeffrey clark. this is during a time late in december of 2020 when this effort to try to find a way to support former president trump's claims that there was vote fraud, certainly enough vote fraud to try to delay the certification of the election results. klukowski is now cooperating with the justice department. he had his electronics searched several weeks ago and now fully cooperating. we have a statement from his lawyer, who says we've been fully cooperating with the justice department and with the select committee, and we will continue with that cooperation. he now adds, jake, to the number of people who are cooperating. of course, we know cassidy hutchinson has been cooperating with justice department prosecutors. and it really gives you a sense that prosecutors are trying to make sure they talk to as many peop

william nushler clark jr. and his number is retired forever. bruce bochy and buster posey and others in attendance for the day. and the number up there between willie mays and barry bonds, and he knocked it out of the park yesterday as if it was his hall of fame. >> i am will clark and it sco a forever a giant. >> how about this lineup last night, willie bare and luis gonzalez with a runner aboard extended the lead with a home run that the joint was jumping at this point, and the next batter was joey bart, and the next pitch, and bart crushed it and i mean really blasted it. will clark was ecstatic as the giants took a lead there from the fifth on, and this is a scary moment, and hold on to something. listen to sound. thairo estrada was hit in the head from a pitch, and he was dazed and he had to be helped off of the field. so we go to the ninth, and the cubs are scoring three times the before dominic leone induced a ian happ grounder to first base. now, to chicago, the second inning, and scoreless game, and johnny cueto served up murphy, and h

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on tuesday, prime minister on vicar missing her, announce his roadmap to recovery, clark, or tower. we're taking part in discussions as a bankrupt country, so it's more difficult and complicated than before. because of this we have to give the i m. if a plan on how we intend to restructure out did, we can only reach a staff level agreement of the i m f was satisfied with the plan. the plan will be handed to the i m f. in august at patients miran out long before then everybody on the walk in a few did about 1 o'clock the night and next day back to work again. but very hard . the government says the next petro shipment is due to arrive on the 22nd of july, but given it's inability to secure supplies in recent weeks, plus dues of more than 735000000 dollars, and no foreign reserves. people around here are skeptical minute fernandez. al jazeera colombo inflation rate in ghana is now at 28 percent. having risen for the past 11 months as despite the central banks biggest ever interest rate hike in march. in an attempt to slow the rising cost of living, the government is now looking to the