you and i did, it's harder than you might think that john lee ratcliffe, thank you for explaining evenre i could maybe follow it, we look forward to having you back on, thank you for joining us. for years the fbi investigated former president trump over allegations that he conspired with russia, the impact of the 2016 presidential race, the media played right along in the story cast a cloud over president trump's entire term in office. as it turns out, people were paying money to russian actors for misinformation. it just was not trump. the fbi paid more money for russian misinformation then trumpeted, the media breathlessly speculated on how many members of the trump family would wind up in prison for collusion, we now have a second fbi employee pleading guilty to russia, russia, russia. a former top counterintelligence official who investigated russian oligarchs was actually helping one, another bad day for the fbi, you should know when you're literally the only police force on earth the left supports that something is amiss. for those keeping score at home, it's fbi to, trump family

well, this kind of harsh tone from john lee is kind of expected.us, it's definitely fabricated charges. if you look at how the beijing government and hong kong government weaponised the idea of national security, people could break national security just because of they're chanting a slogan. and we just have to wonder, like, how fragile the national security is, for people just to chant a slogan to break it. it's definitely a weapon to persecute activists, no matter they're in hong kong or overseas, and to make them to stop what they're doing. yeah, i mean, amongst their methods are putting pressure notjust on you, but on family and friends, and some of them, of course, still in hong kong. so how effective is that? because i know, in recent weeks, your family has felt this directly. this is definitely outrageous. like, when we look at the persecution in hong kong, it's getting more and more similar to mainland china. there are a lot of human rights activists, the most famous one, liu xiaobo, the nobel peace prize winner in 2010, they all got arrest

the hong kong chief executive — boss, really, of the authorities in hong kong —john lee, he said thatere "going to be pursued to the ends of the earth. "people should avoid them like street rats." do you think that sort of terminology best represents the mindset of those in power in hong kong? well, in common law, anyone that has violated an indictable criminal offence is going to be pursued for life. sure. do you see people like nathan law as street rats? i think he should be pursued for life... do you see him as a street rat, mr lee? do you see the activists, the pro—democracy activists who have been forced to leave hong kong, as nothing more than street rats? i think what he'd done... the thing about, like, what nathan law did is against the law, in my view, 0k? if he takes the responsibility, he comes back to hong kong and go for a fair trial, then i would respect his honesty. but the thing is, right now, he has absconded hong kong and decided to not go through this fair trial. and i think that reflects on the ethnic performance of him. yeah, i guess everybody will notice that you

and i should point out that hong kong is no exception and its chief executive john lee has also set the city would adopt the plane of the black band and published daily test results on other food important from japan to ensure safety and public health. i just say personally, it's hot at the moment to see any slowly changes going on as things depend beginning to dump the water into the sea, but obviously depend to face huge diplomatic pressure because your decision is f agents as well. just violating the cool obligations for which is the international legal responsibilities we're looking for. what to a nuclear waste management among all these countries in the region as well as the need for move. uh, lets say scientific research and international cooperation on these issues. up to this, japan smarter released decision res, concerns about the long term effects and implications of the nuclear plants to africa. now where in these areas, qu, government has given a green slide to the military forces of molly and bertina faso to intervene in the event of foreign invasion or terrorist attack a d

and its chief executive, john lee has also said the city would adopt the plane or the black band and publish daily test results on other food imported from japan to ensure safety and public health. i just say personally, it's part at the moment to see any slowly changes going on as things depend, beginning to dump the water into the sea. but obviously depend to face huge diplomatic pressure because you're depressed. decision is as agents as well, just violating the cool obligations. but what, what does the international legal responsibilities we're looking for? what to a nuclear waste management among all these countries in the region as well as the need for the move. uh, lets say scientific research and international corporation on these issues. up to this japan small to release decision raise concerns about the long term effects and implications of the nuclear plants. over 300 t of cells hit the city of doing this, killing one person, and the targeting a local maternity center with children inside other city districts of doing as kevin also claims damage. r t correspond that roman

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and i should point out that hong kong is no exception and its chief executive, john lee has also said the city would adopt the place of the black band and published daily test results on other food imported from japan to ensure assets safety and public house. and expertise, actually the, the, the bank who have significant impacts on a depends see for industry as chinese, male and hong kong. our jeep has top to market as far as the flood export accounting for about 20 percent and 70 percent of japan's to, to speak with exports respectively. and japan then put space difficulties in finding a toner to a markets or increasing a domestic consumption to compensate for that loss due to its reputation damage and public distress after its decision to release the radioactive more times just into the pacific ocean. now there's been so much backlash and protests as we just saw beijing has call tokyo, step and irresponsible at all. while north korea branded as a crime against humanity can disapproval from these regional neighboring countries influenced japan's decision to maybe think twice well at

john lee, i've got a lot of time and don't pass on and try me over the last year or so. and i can speak to the vast majority of people in don't bass and try me on a new one to one of the boss of ukraine. and this is being census by the west, the media. because when they realized that the vast majority of human don't boss have been boned by credit to so long as you can try me at once, we might have russia, then you realize that, well, there is a people, there's an opportunity to vcr. if you realized that box, well, it is after to the plate and gives off the top cheese. that's why people try me. or if people don't pass the use of incenses because it's by inconvenience. having all these people do want to be part of russia. and i thought it was the realize that a piece negotiation would be far more likely. okay, the gentleman, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on ukraine state with r t. the, the that the process is on plumber to 10. 0 wow. no longer live the so i'm not fixing that amount o

john lee, i think a lot of time and don't last time try me over the last year or so. and i can speak to the vast majority of people in don't bass and try me on a new one to one of the boss of ukraine. and this is being census by the west of media because when they realized that the vast majority of human don't boss have been boned by credit to so long as you can try me at once we bought it russia, then you realize that, well, there is a piece there is an opportunity vcr, if you realized that box, well, it is ethical that you create and gives up top cheese. that's why people try me. are people talking about the use of incentives? because it's by inconvenience, having all these people, the ones we bought, the russia, and i thought it was the realize that a piece negotiation would be far more likely. okay, when gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here and we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on ukraine state with r t the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome ex, across stock. were all things are considered on peter roos

the shooting claimed the lives of 3 people. 49 year-old tanya clark of scottsdale. 67 year-old john leehe of irvine and 53 year-old glen sproul of stan, the shootings happened around 07:00pm wednesday when investigators say 59 year-old john snow inc, a retired ventura police sergeant came into the bar, headed straight to his estranged wife and shot her. he continued firing at others inside and outside the bar. in this cell phone video provided by one of the people who was there. you can see people ducking for cover behind cars and also see a sheriff's deputy outside an suv with what looks like a rifle. officials say the violence finally ended when the gunman was killed during a gun battle with 7 sheriff's deputies with the roads around the bar opened friday. we got a closer look at some of the damage left behind both physical and emotional. we want to get our deepest condolences everybody who is involved in this horrific. >> incident. it's on thinkable. the magnitude. the trickle effect. this has everything. our prayers go out to all who were hurt in. and not with us anymore. there are

captain john lee with sunnyvale police department says the woman brought it to the police station and they determined it was a hitting camera, camera that could be. >> but commercially that is disguised to look like an everyday item. police have charged. doctors sharma with child and peeping after searching his house and into office. we discovered more videos which captured a additional victims that were using the restroom. >> in that office. >> sunnyvale police are asking if you think you may have been a victim to please come forward and contact them reporting here in sunnyvale, justin campbell kron. 4 news. we just saw the clouds. >> just the clyde, the smokes smoke increasing. and i'm just just became darker and darker. and we just just those images from the oakland fire in my memory. it is time to get out. >> that's a bay area resident describing some of the devastation and maui before he was able to get home tonight. he was among a number of people who landed at san jose's airport tonight. he says that for time and maui, he and his family really thought the fire was a brush fire.

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we next go over here and is actually that we call it the table from fort lee dr. john p hale is president of historical clearances society, which predated the state. there was a tornado that went through charleston during the. 1890s and in order to preserve serve these pieces of fort lee he made it into table. and so a it's a beautiful piece and it's a treasure with wonderful provenance. this is a core coverlet was made by sarah rumsey to her for her wedding, to adam fraley. it was made in 1793. it was one of the very first coverlet in, the collection. and sarah rumsey is actually if you're a west virginia and you know that james rumsey is the inventor of the steamboat. and so this was his daughter. we are in the john brown section of the west virginia state museum currently where we talk about ferry and the raid on harpers armo. johnrown, october 16th, 1859, secured aaid that facility. he wanted to getdditional weapons. he figured that slaves fro area would join and that would be the beginning a huge movement. unfortunately him there was a african american killed the

captain john lee with sunnyvale police department says the woman brought it to the police station andcould be. >> but commercially that is skies. look like an everyday item. police have charged. doctors sharma with child and peeping after searching his house and into office. we discovered more videos which captured a additional victims that were using the restroom. >> in that office. >> sunnyvale police are asking if you think you may have been a victim to please come forward and contact them reporting here in sunnyvale, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> my taking a live look now at the bay bridge toll plaza traffic moving along quite smoothly. at this hour, 7.32 the saturday morning given the recent roadway shootings kron four's rob nesbitt. he checked in with chp about how more freeway cameras might help. >> freeway cameras will help officers investigate but could also deter shootings if those with the guns. think there is a greater chance they'll be caught on camera bumper to bumper traffic because of freeway shootings has become almost a weekly occurrence in areas of the east bay,

. >> that's a pretty good touch, john. amy leets in the case in georgia donald trump had promised a rock solid reputations of the -- and the fact that joe biden won the 2020 election he's going to protect that to great fanfare for monday. -- do advice from his lawyers, do you think he got good counsel from his lawyers? >> i think he got great counsel. everyone has the right to remain silent, but not everyone can remain silent, and that was good advice from his lawyers. >> probably best to just put that legal filing. although, be careful what you put in a legal filing as all of his lawyers are learning as they are facing multiple penalties and disbarment hearings across the land. amy lee copeland and andrew -- thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> thank, you chris. >> still to come,'s one of these men has overseen a soft economic landing after one of the greatest disruptions in the country's history. the other faces nearly 100 felony counts in cities found in the eastern seabirds. so, there are tied in the latest presidential

to have mugshot memorialized from martin luther king jr., rosa parks, john lewis, al capone, john gotti, lee simpson, robert downey jr. tom is with us to walk us through the most noteworthy mugshots. this will be remembered. it's alongside others, too. >> it really is. and you pointed it out there very well. there are at least three categories of mugshots. there are the sure enough criminals, people we all know are there because of serious crimes and get convicted of serious crimes and move on. then there are the celebrity mugshots that would come up, people who in some way or another stumbled no a run-in with the law, maybe public drunkenness, in the case of o.j. simpson, very serious charges. other charges out there. nick nolte, a drug abuse issue, which he said helped drive him into rehab to make things better for him. those often become lesser issues in a way, big celebrity causes but don't have a giant impact on the whole of society. and then those who are people who really have stood for some kind of giant moment in the rights of americans and the fight for rights and the fights for ju

can the shooting claimed the lives of 3 people. 49 year-old tanya clark of scottsdale. 67 year-old john lee. he of irvine and 53 year-old glen sproul of stan, the shootings happened around 07:00pm wednesday when investigators say 59 year-old john snow inc, a retired ventura police sergeant came into the bar, headed straight to his estranged wife and shot her. he continued firing at others inside and outside the bar. in this cell phone video provided by one of the people who was there. you can see people ducking for cover behind cars and also see a shewiff's deputy outside an suv with what looks like a rifle. officials say the violence finally ended when the gunman was killed during a gun battle with 7 sheriff's deputies with the roads around the bar opened friday. we got a closer look at some of the damage left behind both physical and emotional. we want to get our deepest condolences everybody who is involved in this horrific. >> incident. it's on thinkable. the magnitude. the trickle effect. this has everything. our prayers go out to all who were hurt in. >> and not with us anymore. there

but local representatives mark on anna eshoo, barbara lee eric swalwell john garamendi and mike thompsone. the congress members wrote a letter opposing the move saying they don't want to offset any budget deficits to drivers who already face tolls as high as $9.50. they argue that low-income residents will be burdened with the higher bill to commute into the city. in a statement they wrote, quote, an analysis of toll fines shows that low income communities across the bay area have much higher rates of unpaid tolls and wealthier zip codes indicating the disproportionate impact. an increase in tolls will continue to put on communities. they're already financially strapped and have a tough time paying for them. the letter has received support from the bay area council who is a staunch transit supporter, but says a rate hike is a short-sighted approach that it's going to disproportionately hurt lower-income commuters, the and and folks who come from communities of color primarily in the east bay were. >> who you know, that many cases? >> rely have to rely on on their automobile to commute. >

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but local representatives mark on anna eshoo, barbara lee eric swalwell john garamendi and mike thompson all disagree. the congress members wrote a letter opposing the move saying they don't want to offset any budget deficits to drivers who already face tolls as high as $9.50. they argue that low-income residents will be burdened with the higher bill to commune into the city. in a statement they wrote, quote, an analysis of toll fines shows that low income communities across the bay area have much higher rates of unpaid tolls and wealthier zip codes indicating the disproportionate impact. an increase in tolls will continue to put on communities. they're already financially strapped and have a tough time paying for them. the letter has received support from the bay area council who is a staunch transit supporter, but says a rate hike is a short-sighted approach and inste d calls for complete an honest review of the region's transit system that needs to happen before asking drivers to dig deep into their pockets yet again, that it's going to disproportionately hurt lower-income folks who c

but local representatives mark on anna eshoo, barbara lee eric swalwell john garamendi and mike thompson all disagree. the congress members wrote a letter opposing the move saying they don't want to offset any budget deficits to drivers who already face tolls as high as $9.50. they argue that low-income residents will be burdened with the higher bill to commune into the city. in a statement they wrote, quote, an analysis of toll fines shows that low income communities across the bay area have much higher rates of unpaid tolls and wealthier zip codes indicating the disproportionate impact. an increase in tolls will continue to put on communities. they're already financially strapped and have a tough time paying for them. the letter has received support from the bay area council who is a staunch transit supporter, but says a rate hike is a short-sighted approach that it's going to disproportionately hurt lower-income folks who come from communities of color primarily in the east bay were. >> who you know, that many cases rely have to rely on on their automobile to to commute. >> that was e

the local representatives mark on anna eshoo, barbara lee eric swalwell john garamendi and mike thompson all disagree. the congress members wrote a letter opposing the move saying they don't want to offset any budget deficits to drivers who already face tolls as high as $9.50. they argue that low-income residents will be burdened with the higher bill to commune into the city. in a statement they wrote, quote, an analysis of toll fines shows that low income communities across the bay area have much higher rates of unpaid tolls and wealthier zip codes indicating the disproportionate impact. an increase in tolls will continue to put on communities. they're already financially strapped and have a tough time paying for them. the letter has received support from the bay area council who is a staunch transit supporter, but says a rate hike is a short-sighted approach that it's going to disproportionately hurt lower-income folks who come from communities of color primarily in the east bay were. >> who you know, that many cases? >> rely have to rely on on their automobile to to commute. >> then a

but local representatives mark on anna eshoo, barbara lee eric swalwell john garamendi and mike thompson all disagree. the congress members wrote a letter opposing the move saying they don't want to offset any budget deficits to drivers who already face tolls as high as $9.50. they argue that low-income residents will be burdened with the higher bill to commute into the city. in a statement they wrote, quote, an analysis of toll fines shows that low income communities across the bay area have much higher rates of unpaid tolls and wealthier zip codes indicating the disproportionate impact. an increase in tolls will continue to put on communities. they're already financially strapped and have a tough time paying for them. the letter has received support from the bay area council who is a staunch transit supporter, but says a rate hike is a short-sighted approach that it's going to disproportionately hurt lower-income folks who come from communities of color primarily in the east bay were. >> who you know, that many cases? >> rely have to rely on on their automobile to commute. >> that was

but local representatives mark on anna eshoo, barbara lee eric swalwell john garamendi and mike thompson all disagree. the congress members wrote a letter opposing the move saying they don't want to offset any budget deficits to drivers who already face tolls as high as $9.50. they argue that low-income residents will be burdened with the higher bill to commute into the city. in a statement they wrote, quote, an analysis of toll fines shows that low income communities across the bay area have much higher rates of unpaid tolls and wealthier zip codes indicating the disproportionate impact. an increase in tolls will continue to put on communities. there are already financially strapped and have a tough time paying for them. the letter has received support from the bay area council who is a staunch transit supporter, but says a rate hike is a short-sighted approach that it's going to disproportionately hurt lower-income commuters, the and and folks who come from communities of color primarily in the east bay were. >> who you know, that many cases? >> rely have to rely on on their automobile

but local representatives mark on anna eshoo, barbara lee eric swalwell john garamendi and mike thompson all disagree. the congress members wrote a letter opposing the move saying they don't want to offset any budget deficits to drivers who already face tolls as high as $9.50. they argue that low-income residents will be burdened with the higher bill to commune into the city. in a statement they wrote, quote, an analysis of toll fines shows that low income communities across the bay area have much higher rates of unpaid tolls and wealthier zip codes indicating the disproportionate impact. an increase in tolls will continue to put on communities. they're already financially strapped and have a tough time paying for them. the letter has received support from the bay area council who is a staunch transit supporter, but says a rate hike is a short-sighted approach that it's going to disproportionately hurt lower-income folks who come from communities of color primarily in the east bay were. >> who you know, that many cases? >> rely have to rely on on their automobile to to commute. >> well,

but local representatives mark this on anna eshoo, barbara lee eric swalwell john garamendi and mike thompson all disagree. the congress members wrote a letter opposing the move saying they don't want to offset any budget deficits to drivers who already face tolls as high as $9.50. they argue that low-income residents will be burdened with the higher bill to commune into the city. in a statement they wrote, quote, an analysis of toll fines shows that low income communities across the bay area have much higher rates of unpaid tolls and wealthier zip codes indicating the disproportionate impact. an increase in tolls will continue to put on communities. they're already financially strapped and have a tough time paying for them. the letter has received support from the bay area council who is a staunch transit supporter, but says a rate hike is a short-sighted approach that it's going to disproportionately hurt lower-income folks who come from communities of color primarily in the east bay were. >> who you know, that many cases rely have to rely on on their automobile to to commute. >> t

but local representatives mark this on anna eshoo, barbara lee eric swalwell john garamendi and mike thompson all disagree. the congress members wrote a letter opposing the move saying they don't want to offset any budget deficits to drivers who already face tolls as high as $9.50. they argue that low-income residents will be burdened with the higher bill to commune into the city. in a statement they wrote, quote, an analysis of toll fines shows that low income communities across the bay area have much higher rates of unpaid tolls and wealthier zip codes indicating the disproportionate impact. an increase in tolls will continue to put on communities. they're already financially strapped and have a tough time paying for them. the letter has received support from the bay area council who is a staunch transit supporter, but says a rate hike is a short-sighted approach that it's going to disproportionately hurt lower-income commuters, the and and folks who come from communities of color primarily in the east bay were. >> who you know, that many cases? >> rely have to rely on on their aut

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, mark randall meadows, john, jeffrey clark, jenna lynn ellis, ray spalding smith the third, robert david, michael grauman, david james schaefer, shawn steel, stephen clifford lee, harrison william prescott boyd, sidney catherine powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hansen also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeering activity. overt acts are not necessarily crime under georgia law in isolation, but are alleged t

, mark randall meadows, john, jeffrey clark, jenna lynn ellis, ray spalding smith the third, robert david, michael grauman, david james schaefer, shawn steel, stephen clifford lee, harrison william prescott boyd, sidney catherine powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hansen also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeering activity. overt acts are not necessarily crime under georgia law in isolation, but are alleged t