leonard leo was going to be the conduit of that.an idea of how much money leo has directed to ginni thomas or the timeline of when the payments began? >> the timeline of when the payments began, i might be able to be more helpful on, the full amount of the money i made several passes at them on, and asked both representatives for thomas as well as leonard leo's group and got no answers on that. but the timeline is extremely interesting and i encourage everybody to click inside the story because we worked hard to distill that for you. however, it shows that to the month that the nonprofit experiment between leonard leo and ginni blew up, by the way, because of a phone call that she made to anita hill, which drew unwanted attention to her. but when that blew up, they voted immediately, i mean, like, within days. ginni thomas filed paperwork to create her own for profit group. and this group, the judicial education project, which was used subsequently by her, was retroactively reactivated to a little bit earlier in the year. and the sa

leonard, a non-narcotic, received about 1,000 fry. but the difficulties did not end there.had to build several containers with running water. and as the fish grows, transfer it to new containers. the most difficult thing is to teach the fish to eat properly water in degrees 16 14 15 16 this little trout feeds. well, since the 10th day is the first month of life, let’s say, she feeds, every hour it costs her, she can’t help but overfeed or supplement, that’s why she feeds on feasts swells, and she well, the most difficult process of learning to eat is dying. the trout plans to be released next year; a pond with cold water has been specially prepared for this purpose. and leonard not nortovich objected to the abandoned village where his ancestors lived, he renovated the houses and now people come here to relax. return to the origins. this is what leonard not nartovich calls his environmental project, he says it is important that people do not forget their small homeland, and their father. he once promised to return to earth ancestors now he is making new grandiose plans and t

are the same story, and it's the same story, that the pay to play guys, who are all involved with leonard, leo who is involved with efforts to suppress the vote -- they are now paying to play the game of managing the docket itself, of doctrine itself. it is one story, and we have to start treating it like it is one. >> it is devastating and deeply distressing. there is truly no better person to talk, to especially when night when i'm losing my voice, but definitely, when we are talking about -- the great dahlia lithwick, who is book, lady justice is, once again -- did i mention? it -- out in paperback today. -- that is it for our show tonight. now it is time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell". >> >> -- good evening, alex. i am ripping up the script that i have for senator sheldon whitehouse's introduction on this show tonight, because you just did it with dahlia lithwick. -- remember everything that alex and dahlia lithwick said. >> yes, and later, in the show, apply that as an imagined introduction to senator sheldon whitehouse. >> can i just say, lawrence o'donnell, you have be

. >> in 1976, leonard mac was convicted of tying up two high school students in westchester county, newaping one of them witnesses identified mac as the suspect, but the police tactics proved to be unreliable . still, investigators changed mac's clothing to match the suspect's description. and mac's picture was the only black man included in a photo lineup. >> people just don't know how it feels to be accused of something you didn't do. >> despite the former vietnam veteran maintaining his innocence, mac served his seven and a half year sentence behind bars. he tried to challenge his conviction, but the da's office at the time repeatedly rejected his efforts. it wasn't until the innocence project recently took up his case partnering with the da's office and used a method not available at the time of trial. dna evidence testing those results cleared mac and identified the real suspect, a convicted sex offender who confessed to the crime while the wrongfully convicted sit behind bars. >> the actual perpetrators are free to commit additional crimes in court. >> mac tearfully explained how

leonard mack and susan freedman. thanks so much for being here in particular. have been hoping to clear your name for nearly 50 years. and it finally happened and on your 72nd birthday, no less. you had to tell us, what does this all feel like in this moment? >> to be honest, it feels unreal. >> tell me why. >> it feels unreal because it finally happened. and because it took so long. 48 years. and, the reason it feels real is because the reality is sitting in. yesterday, when the judge read her decision. and said that the conviction had been vacated, and i was exonerated, i just thank the lord that it was the day finally came. and now the reality of it is setting in. >> mr. mack, you spent more than 70 years in prison for a crime. and i want to reiterate, you did not commit this crime. you did not commit this crime. and yet you have been fighting all this time to get your name cleared. as the reality sets in, thinking about what was lost. that time. what it did to you, to your family. you say that it really changed the entire trajectory of your entire life. >>

and it will not surprise you to learn that leonard leo, and people close to him, play a central role. based law firm called consaboy mccarthy, which works hand in glove with right wing groups tied to leonard leo. another member of another leo group of the federalist society who argued the original case before the supreme court is working with the d.c. law firm, since he is the original architect of the defiance plan. his wife also happens to work on brett kavanaugh's confirmation team. a direct link from alabama to a sitting member of the court which was unknown until it was reported just today. the state's attorney general, steve marshall, looking to capitalize on this obstruction also has tied to multiple leo organizations including the federalist society and the republican attorney generals association which gets a whole lot of money from leo. this comes days after politico reported leonard leo has created an extensive infrastructure to push key conservative issues like gerrymandering, abortion access, religious liberty, and pro fossil fuel cases before a friendly court, with the

it's the same story that the pay to play guys who are all involved with leonard leo was involved in efforts to suppress the vote, they are now paying to play the game of managing the docket itself, of doctrine itself. it's one story and we have to start treating it like one like it is. >> devastating a deeply distressing. it's truly no better person to talk to especially on a night when i'm losing my voice, but definitely when we're talking about matters a great national import. the great tele-through the life, who's plenty of justices out on paperback today. thank you so much dahlia. that is our show for tonight. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening lawrence. good evening alex know i'm ripping up the script that i had for senator sheldon whitehouse's introduction on this show tonight, because you just did it with dahlia. it's perfect i just want the audience to remember everything that alex and dahlia just said >> that dolley said. >> and later in the show apply that, as the introduction to senator whitehouse's introduction. >> can i just say torres, that y

two of the three hits off of dutch leonard so sam would have a great a great year. i also learned from the best times of stories that the bethlehem like they made up the rules on the sly so one team back then there were no outfield fences and some of the places so the crowd form the outfield fence. so they had to declare if a ball bounced the crowd, that was an automatic double. so one team forfeited a game when the umpire declared it an automatic triple. another team was another game was forfeited because of an so an alleged illegible ineligible player. most of these games were benefits for world war one, red cross, you know, and all of that there are only 19 games played during the bethlehem steel league. another reason why it's very hard to document it since was a shed such a short time, so the players during this time because they didn't want to play such a short schedule they joined other leagues, played other teams. the best team, for example, played a -- league teams. they also played other teams at military bases, include camp merritt in jersey. there was a

>> leonard, yes. >> jimmy: is that his real name, leonard?i do call him that. and he likes it. >> jimmy: he arrived in a helicopter the other night. >> he did. >> jimmy: in the movie he arrives in a helicopter. >> i'm hoping he does it again tonight. >> jimmy: that seems very lenny kravitz to me. >> yes, it is. he is perfectly cast. i cannot wait for you guys to see this movie. he plays j. lo's ex-boyfriend. he flies into her wedding in a helicopter. here's something, like, i should tell you guys. when we were in the dominican republic filming this movie, the actors all lived together in a house. we lived together in a house. often you're put up in your own house or a hotel. we lived together in a house. >> jimmy: how many people? >> like, nine of us. >> jimmy: who was in the house? >> we're talking lenny, we're talking sonia braga, we're talking coolidge, selena, cheech. i mean, j. lo -- j. lo was down the beach in, like, a castle. [ laughter ] as she should be. >> jimmy: sure. >> she's the king. as she should be. but you know, we ate all ou

what does it say about who leonard leo's?oz to manipulate the levers of the ultra conservative movements. >> yes, katie, you have nailed the main thing here. we are not just talking about billionaires finding luxury vacations anymore. we are talking about the nation's most prolific supreme court conservative advocates organizing secret payments directly to the wife of the supreme court justice. these are payments via a group that became a juggernaut. seeking to influence the supreme court on key issues like abortion, and he issues they couldn't get done legislatively. a group that then came to be partially run by a former supreme court to clarence thomas. here are some key revelations. this collaboration like you pointed out just weeks before the citizens united ruling. and, fact they sign the paperwork incorporating and putting lettered leo as a director on this in new years eve. it's hard to believe according to experts that clarence thomas was discussing about that ruling. of course, to be, fair advise widely expected the

leonard is not a drug addict. i followed a more complicated path and got offspring from eggs. oxygen bearings, and an infrared lamp. here the eggs are laid here, where the female and male milk are laid in 3 weeks at exactly the same temperature as before. water, as it turned out , trout breeding is a troublesome business; the water temperature for eggs and fry must be maintained at the same level; the slightest fluctuations will lead to their death; technology for growing noble fish, i had to study it from scratch , friends came to my aid. vitaly voishvinets. for example, i spent all my free time. at the incubator. we didn't have any skills or anything. everyone , somewhere, tried to look up some kind of, uh, old soviet literature on the internet , found it on the internet, read it by trial and error. ariel can be rented there, uh, from the end of december to february and everything until that time. he prepared it all. well, i helped a couple of mine with a breeding experiment. the trout turned out to be successful, leonard, not a drug addict, received about 1,000 fry, but thi

and we've all known that leonard leo is kind of the -- of this court.gini thomas, it's too elaborate for me to go into in the remaining television we have, but the relationship between conservative dark money and the justices on the supreme court is not hard to trace. and in this particular case it seems that is very much at the root of how these justices send out their smoke signals and how the lawmakers and the lawyers on the other end understand them and read the smoke signals to begin with. >> that's why i'm so glad you said that because that's why this particular incident is so telling. we tend to completely bifurcate the supreme court coverage. we cover the cases, we cover the docket. oh, i wonder whether the chevron docket is going to be overruled this turn. and we cover the scandal and the pay to play. and this illuminates it's the same story that the pay to play guys all involved with leonard leo, involved in efforts to suppress the vote, they're now paying to play the game of managing the docket itself, of doctrine itself. it's one story and w

was leonard mac's birthday yesterday, the day his conviction was overturned. >> he said that was the best present he could have ever hoped for. as for the real criminal, he's already in custody for a separate crime. andrew rhiannon. >> andrea, thank you. coming up, another case of tourists behaving badly. why a 22 year old man from germany has been detained by authorities in florence, italy. and what he's accused of doing. plus, do opposites really attract the old adage that is now being put to the test? >> you're watching world news now. >> these bills are crazy. >> she has no idea. she's sitting on a gold mine. >> well, she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy, even a term policy, even a term policy. for find out if you're sitting on a gold mine, call coventry direct today at 800 941 zero 100 or visit coventry direct com victims of mesothelae and their families may be entitled to receive a cash award from the estimated $30 million in asbestos trust funds, with over $50 mill

we are asking questions of leonard leo.et any information about the leo and alito travel and gifts. as for the lawyer who conducted the interview and in the interview, alito brings up the case that the lawyer was making for why his client and alito's friend did not have to disclose anything about those trips. so that's a much bigger story than i just had an interview who, an interview with a lawyer who's involved in a particular dispute against me, actually. and he used alito to prop up his argument in that dispute. apparently, it was two alito's full knowledge. and at the end of the day, he was a beneficiary of the scheme because it was his free travel that would be left undisclosed according to our investigation. >> yeah, and the ways in which his recusal message distorts his accusations about other members of the court who have never done anything like what we are talking about in this case. >> yeah, and i think this is just a particularly bad case because, you know, the core principle, the basic foundation of due proces

republicans, justice kavanaugh and a web of dark money groups connected by conservative activists leonard podcast as well as the author of the book, lady justice which is out in paperback today. i'm just gonna wave it around today and stop talking. delia, first talk to me a little bit about what seems to be happening with conservative activists taking whack wink, nudge nudge from the supreme court justice? saying come back with the same case in a different fashion otherwise over one of a better term. >> this is in over under any other guys nullification. this is what happened when southern states said we are just not going to comply. you would think any of the nine justices on the supreme court would be horrified when a state simply says, you wrote in allen versus milligan, the ink is not dry, said create another majority black district. new maps, this is what it looks like, go back and know, says alabama, they said no, and the reason is. he either of these theories are horrifying right. alex one of the theories that they have intel, because one third of the alabama legislature is in bed

leonard, inside the 20, inside the 5 and into the end zone!we are back to break down the biggest biggest plays in sports. duke trailed clemson at the half, but the blue devils where on fire in the second half a and an interception sealed it. duke wins over clemson, 28-7 you haven't had that big after margin since the 1930s >> good tor for duke, but i hava lot of clemson families in my family, including my dad >>> the u.s. open, a battle between two of america's best in the round of 16. madison keys needed just over an hour to get overo get over pege. s alcaraz is back in the quarters. he is three wins away from a second straight u.s. open title. a lot of people saying they would love to see alcaraz and djokovic >> a rematch >> a rematch a little while until we could get there, but it could happen >> we'll be watching on the baseball diamond, another strong outing from trai truner a win over the padres, he's now hit seven home runs in his last seven games and a hit in each of his last 15 games, the longest active streak in baseball. he has help

nor is it illegal for ginni thomas to work with leonard leo on these conservative causes.preme court and forest justices is that this is an institution that depends on public legitimacy for its authority. it depends on the public believing that it is legitimate for it to have authority and because this information has been disclosed and buried into the shadows. it seems more nefarious than it is. we don't know what to the real nature of this relationship is. that by itself is the problem. for this court, it is the fact of impropriety that's the problem. it is the appearance of impropriety. if there is impropriety, it's obviously worse. it's such a delicate institution. it's so delicately poised in the public mind that it really depends on the public understanding and perceiving it as legitimate for to have authority. this does not help. >> does this fit into whatever effort we think we should be involved in and creating greater transparency and ethics rules on the supreme court or in your mind is this just a separate issue that we should know about? >> it's in next wind. j

it was speeded up and funded by harlan crow and headed by leonard leo.nization because she got in trouble for calling anita hill and demanding an apology from hill for recounting hers experience of being sexually harassed by clarence thomas when he was at the eeoc. don't worry, ginni thomas launched a new nonprofit consulting group and leonard leo found a different way to funnel her cash with no apparent paper trail. kellyanne conway would serve as the conduit for that. leo arranged for between $80 and $1then,000 to go to ginni thomas through conway for unspecified work in 2011 and 2012. as she stepped back, leo reactivated a nonprofit group, the judicial education project which would file numerous briefs before his friend's supreme court. here's where things get tricky and trust me, this is tricky. the judicial education project is tax exempt as a charity, and has to file forms to keep that status. it is a legal requirement that their funds are used for charitable or educational purposes. politico is reporting and subsequent probes have raised questions

it has leonard leo. it's got violent quote, the guy with a garden of evil.ot the kochs, missing up until now. and of course it's got ginni thomas, of course it's got hurt. let me read a piece of this. during one of these events, the group announced new initiatives focused on getting conservatives off the supreme court, the federal bench. the network which had already given millions of lls to leonard leo's federalist society plan to mobilize activists to buy advertisement to push senators to vote f president donald trump's judicial nominees. they appointed a former employee of ginni thomas, the justice wife, to lead the effort. it's got everything, elie, and at this point, how do we conclude that the supreme court is anything other than a bought and paid for trifle of the superrich, or at least six of them, or some of them. >>, look i've been waiting for the koch to show up because anytime a public official goes out for auction in this country, the koch brothers have a front row seat. like, you know they're gonna get involved in this story eventually. but her

leonard smiled and said, well, you never have a superior officer looking over your shoulder. in fact, none were looking over his shoulder as he dismantled bombs that were placed around one of the wonders of the world . monuments man captain jean keller, a 43-year-old professor of art at yale university and an artist himself, left his wife and 3-year-old son to risk his life to save countless monuments and works of art in th italy but he had a decidedly different view. he told his life in a letter, the life of one american boy is worth infinitely more to me than any monument i know. like the other monuments men, keller risked his life not to say beautiful objects but to defendl the call, the same that george wrote about in 1942, the preservation of our shared cultural heritage. what can you learn? what can we all learn from the experience of the world war ii monuments men and women that will help you complete your mission and help our nation reestablish the high bar for the protection of the world's shared cultural heritage? first and foremost, leadership is vital. the fine ar

instead, leonard bernstein's children, jamie, nina and alexander, walked the red carpet.promotional work. the movie has attracted some criticism over the size of cooper's prosthetic nose, which some social media users said played up to offensive jewish stereotypes. stay with us here on bbc news. hello again. one of the features of this year's summer season is temperatures didn't get that high. 32 celsius is the highest temperature of the year. more often than not, we've seen temperatures into the mid 20s, and, although we might not quite reach 32, in the week ahead, 29 or 30 degrees is possible. so, some of the warmest weather of the year so far. there has been plenty of sunshine today. this was mevagissey in cornwall earlier today. the early morning cloud melting away across most of the uk to reveal those sunny skies and, yes, it felt pleasantly warm, with temperatures pushing on into the mid 20s across parts of south—east england and the midlands as well. overnight tonight, the majority stay dry, a few mist and fog patches possible. however, for northern scotland, outbr

stewart leonard was the director of a small museum in key west, florida. but before a bomb disposal expert ever the philosopher leonard later told bernie, a fellow monuments man, that there was one good thing about being in the bomb disposal unit. tapper took the bait and asked what could ever compensate for the dangers of that job? leonard smiled, said, well, you never have a superior officer looking over your shoulder. and in fact, none were looking over his shoulder as. he dismantled bombs that german sappers had placed around one of the wonders of the world charter, a cathedral in france. now, monuments captain dean keller, a 43 year old professor of art at yale university, and an artist, left his wife, three year old son, to risk his life to save countless monuments and works of art in italy. but he had a decided, oddly different view. he told his wife a letter the life of one american boy is worth more to me than any monument. i know. like the other monuments men, keller risk his life not to beautiful objects, but to defend a cause. the same cause th

nicolle, we have long known that leonard leo is the man behind the conservative dark money movement.nown is that there was also a plan back just before citizens united for him to be the conduit for ginni thomas to become a movement leader. now, that blew up pretty quickly due to a call she made to anita hill, which is a whole other story. but when it did blow up, nicolle, there was a plan b. and that's what people don't know and haven't known until our reporting, is that they quickly pivoted. that plan was to use one of leo's outside dark money groups, a different one that he reactivated almost -- just coinciding with ginni thomas's failed experiment with him and that that group was used to pay ginni thomas. we know that from the post's previous reporting. what i uncovered is that began almost exactly when their own experiment blew up. and what's very important to understand here, nicolle, and what they refuse to answer to me in my reporting was whether those payments ever stopped. how much she was paid and what she was paid to do because there's all kinds of issues here, right? whic

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a new york judge has overturned the conviction of 72-year-old leonard mac.eliminated him as the perpetrator. and identified another man who has since confessed to the crime. >> joining me now is mr. lenard mac. and susan freeman. thank you for being here. in particular, you've been hoping to clear your name. for nearly 50 years and it finally happened. and on your 72nd birthday no less. you had to tell us, what does this all feel like in this moment? >> to be honest, it feels unreal. >> tell me why? >> it feels unreal, because it finally happened. and because it took so long. 48 years. and the reason it feels real is because of the reality is setting in. yesterday, when the judge read her decision, and said that the conviction had been vacated. and i was exonerated i just thank the lord that the day finally came. and now the reality of it is setting in. >> mr., matthew spent more than seven years in prison, for a crime, i want to reiterate, you did not commit this crime. you did not commit this crime and yet you have been fighting all of this time really to

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so what are using possible way ahead of difficult, all right, leonard bulletins and gave them baset, or alluded to the fact that the military in new share, the new leadership there has been capitalizing on this growing anti french sentiment there. and we seen huge protest outside the french embassy. the french military base is unclear whether that is reflective, of course, of the wider population. because i imagine that those against the cool would not be able to speak freely about that. about it. how much longer do you think the new military leadership can continue to capitalize on this? is there a clear plan in place? you think they have to, to move the country forward and transition to democracy? do they have a plan in place of you said the chair. so part of the job and trying to use them to ask questions. and then as a mobilization strategy, as well as to the right to capital and support b on easier for the the scene in my, the, in the regina hospital and the on as well as on social media. people saluted the cool and the fact that be considered a way of pushing away from continue

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lieuo cooked up -- leonard -- leonard leo cooked up, there was never an agenda item, never a vote, but a list from some back room of the federalist society pulled together by leo and the billionaires that candidate trump promised to follow. and let's say that for that trump promise to let you supreme court justices, you agreed to hold your nose and not object to trump's candidacy. let's say that trump kept that promise and nominated your chosen ones to the supreme court. and let's say that when trump kept that promise and nominated your chosen ones, you sent millions more to the judicial crisis network and to mism mcconnell's political -- and to mitch mcconnell's political operation, not just to stop merrick garland but to push the confirmation of your chosen ones, kneel gorsuch, brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett. let's say that you funded dozens of front groups to bring cases and to file briefs at the supreme court at your orchestrated direction, 10, 11, 12, and in one case 50 at a time like piano keys on a piano. and you sent that message through that front group in those briefs

one off the record for world cup appearances, jointly held by mccaw and former england propjason leonards south africa will make 1a changes when they take on romania on sunday in bordeaux. having shown their innovative side in the world cup warm up match with new zealand with a controversial 7—1 split between forwards and backs on the bench, they've thrown another curveball by naming four scrum—halves in their matchday squad of 23. cobus reinach starts at nine. grant williams, who is usually a scrum—half, has been named on the wing, while jaden hendrikse and faf de klerk are on the bench. for head coach jacques nienaber, there are specific goals for this game. we need to bank the win against romania. but there is definitely some tactical and technical stuff that we want to get out of this game, and that's going to be our challenge. and it's almost internally focused on us, that we make sure we get what we want out of this game. nba teams will be able to rest only one star player per game this season under new rules, with potential fines of millions of dollars. the player participation po

germany's leonard kamna took stage nine at the vuelta espana, completing his set of stage wins at grandace leader's red jersey. the hilly 184 kilometre stage had the general classification timings taken two kilometres from the official finish after earlier rain, a lot of it about in spain. terrible trouble with the weather, a lot of mud on the route. kamna managed tojoin a breakaway group that was never seriously chased down by the peloton. and those weather issues left the general classification riders just happy to coast home unchallenged. lots more on the vuelta on the bbc sport website. the us open tennis in new york, that continues apace, reaching the business end of the tournament there at flushing meadows. it's all on the bbc sport website or your bbc sport app, but for me, olly foster and the rest of the team here, that's it for sportsday. goodbye. hello. we have a very warm week of weather in prospect. in fact, it could turn out to be some of the warmest weather of the year so far. the highest temperature we recorded over the summer was all the way back injune at 32.2 celsius.

survived a number of serious cyber attacks today russian leonard reservation system.a large-scale morning disruption at the capital's airports. thousands of passengers had problems with check-in, flights were delayed , several hours later, attempts to disable the service resumed, as experts say, we are talking about the intervention of hackers from abroad, including from the territory of ukraine. daria okuneva with details. we’ve been standing for half an hour, about 40 minutes, and the queue is the same. at the end of the month, queues at the capital's airports are in full swing tourist season, there was a failure in the electronic system, which helps quickly register passengers for the flight, register those, i had to fly manually, my plane takes 5 hours, i don’t know, i’ll make it, no, it’s already been standing for half an hour, that is, very big, very slow, very slowly, several dozen morning flights took off with delays, passengers were asked to arrive at the airport earlier over the loudspeaker, they announced that check-in took longer than the usual two minutes

about him cared for, but the palace became famous not for its architecture, but for its inhabitants leonard ivanovsky, the most famous representative of the family. in st. petersburg, several factories engaged in science, even rose to the rank of state councilor. ivanovsky was a good friend of dmitry mendeleev, who, in turn , took him around the world, because he himself did not know a single foreign language, and perhaps dmitry ivanovich walked up this staircase, which has been very well preserved to this day. the children of leonardo saint yuriy created a bird museum in the name, which the bird room was called his collection was the first exposition of the kaunas zoological museum, which was considered one of the oldest museums in lithuania and the only zoological museum in the baltic states, son. maslov composed the first belarusian literal. and by the way, it was he who led the dam. this is the new letters h and sh in the latin spelling of the belarusian alphabet. and there is a wooden manor house in the head. now there is a catholic chapel in it, although you can't tell from the one si

amy: leonard leo said in a statement to you to propublica -- usti thomas attends events all over thetry, as do all the justices, and i was privileged to join him. all the necessary due diligence was performed to ensure the justice's attendance at the events was compliant with all ethics requirements." your response to that? and then just summarize, in an, propublica has published one story after another. one with clarence thomas recusing himself and where these stories -- it is not only harlan crow or the koch brothers, had the peace in between talking about other billionaires subsidizing his vacations come to the tune of millions of dollars. >> in terms of the recusal, another thing about the supreme court, the recusal decisions are made entirely by each justice him or herself. chairman durbin of the senate called on friday for justice thomas to recuse himself from this case the koch network has brought to the case. justice thomas has not responded that i have seen. in terms of where the stories are going, we are still reporting on the entire supreme court. if anyone out there knows

leaving hikers disappointed and angry, the pole was created in 1990 by artist and park ranger leonard page. there was a time capsule with peeking tubes to landmarks. the pole has been recovered but the park district hasn't said how bad it is. >>> brazen thieves robbing a 7-eleven in oakland, 5th avenue and international boulevard after 6:00. four people run into the store, go behind the counter and grab merchandise, then get into a dark car with at least one bag of loot. police say they got away with $10,000 in tobacco products. near that 7-eleven, police found a man dead on the street. they're working to determine what happened there. >>> wrong place, wrong time. sunny labor day in oakland turned chaotic. a woman in critical condition after being shot on a nearby trail. she was an innocent bystander. pete. >> reporter: lake merritt is popular, especially for an evening stroll. but gunfire rang out, sending a woman to the hospital in critical condition. for residents who walk around the lake, the shooting is a cause for concern. >> the community seems welcoming so far, i know there's

as they rallied in front of the white house calling on president biden to grant political prisoner leonard peltier clemency. peltier has maintained his innocence over the 1975 killing of two fbi agents in a shootout on the pine ridge reservation. his conviction was riddled with irregularities and prosecutorial misconduct. this is indigenous writer and historian nick estes speaking at yesterday's action, which took place on peltier's 79th birthday >> all leonard peltier was fighting for was the future of our people as indigenous people because they try to take that away with warning schools, they tried to erase our children. it is not just about taking them and making them speak english. when you still youth, you try to steal the future. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. coming up, more than 6000 people have died in the libyan city of derna after a massive storm led to a catastrophic flood. we will go to libya to speak with a youth climate activist. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democra

rivkin's counseled by leonard leo with regard to the judiciary committee's investigation into mr.o accepted from paul singer and robin or cooley the second in 2008. justice alito's opining, apparently, at the behest of his friend and ally's lawyer, prompts of an argument being used to block inquiry into undisclosed gifts and travel received by justice alito. at the end, justice alito is the beneficiary of his own improper opining. this implicates cannon to be, strictures against improperly using one's office. to further a personal interests of justice, obstructing a congressional investigation that implicates his own conduct. joining us now, democratic senator, sheldon whitehouse of the great state of rhode island, where i spent some of my labor day weekend. he has a member of the judiciary committee and chair of the subcommittee on federal courts. also the host of the podcast, making the case. senator, here we have it, finally. an actual ethics complaint filed against justice alito. what brought you to this point? >> well, two things. first of all, i said on the judiciary committ

it was created in 1990 by artist and park ranger leonard page.oken fremont ultramarathoner, who has been visiting that peak since childhood. >> i reported it to dispatch yesterday, i volunteer for the park as well. i just sent pictures around. no one has really said anything just yet. i assume it's just because it's a holiday weekend. >> a dispatcher with east bay parks tells us the vandalism is being investigated. it's too early to know if a replica will be considered if the original cannot be recovered. you would just hope that the person who did it would just -- i don't know, anonymously return it or something. >> i can't imagine the reason why. >> right. >> and in the comments for the bay area hikers facebook group, people were speculating, but nothing really makes sense. maybe it's gangs marking their turf. >> i'm not sure that gangs are hiking. just someone bored and thoughtless. >>> let's take a live look this morning in san francisco. you can tell that it's true because of the fog there. it is september in the city, kari. >> i think that'