michael lewis had a lot of standing within the book world. michael lewis helped spark a revolution in baseball with his best selling book, moneyball. and now he's setting his sights on the football world. [chatter] michael lewis says he got on to this story by visiting sean tuohy, an old high school friend of his. i spent a little time with you at your house. and my memory is that there was a 6 foot 5 inch 300 pounds black kid on your sofa. and i said, sean, who was he. and that was the very beginning of the blind side story, that you've taken him in because he didn't have a home. michael lewis's point in the blind side was that the left tackle was an overlooked position of importance. but that wouldn't be all that interesting unless you could attach a human story to it. and this was a legitimate true human story that was attached to it. [chatter] the last couple of years at briarcrest, he kind of filled that he had a chance that he can go to college and probably do something, to get his family together and build a house and bring his sister a

but as a human being, i am deeply unlucky. >> michael: okay. >> i am. about grief and i don't think you get a lot of those. >> michael: yeah. tell me about russell. you tell a lot in the book -- >> on national television, i am glad to. just like anyone would about their friend. so i used to work in book publishing. he hired me. i worked for him for ten years. he was a wildly generous, funny, brilliant, brilliant publicist, and deeply inappropriate. i'm really hesitant to repeat some of the lines in the book. [laughs] but he fit sort of less and less in a world that he had helped build in a way. part of the challenge of this book was how to memorialize and pay tribute to someone like that without sounding like a frustrated septuagenarian white man who is like, "it is just not the same." >> michael: the world has changed. >> the world has changed. he was just a wonderful, well read human being who really was almost like, he is my partner in crime. >> michael: why are we afraid to say grief? why are we afraid to talk about it? i find talking about death, e

poetry. >> yes. >> michael: i mean, i have to admit, i was like, poetry, this is going to be a littlee first time to digest it? >> yeah. i typically don't advise. >> michael: okay. [laughter] that's what i do with comedy too. >> it is like when you go up on stage to deliver some fascinating stand up, i just share a poem. there were these seventh graders in dallas, texas, these boys, and their teacher wanted them to get excited about poetry. and so i went in their library and just, a quick shoulder shake, a slick eye fake, number 28 is way past late. he's reading me like a book but i turned the page and watch them look which can only mean i got him shook. so i went through this whole poem -- [cheers and applause] at the end, all the boys -- >> michael: do i have to do one now? like battle poems? >> no, no. [laughter] at the end, all the boys were like, oh! so i think we got to hear poetry. it is how we learned how to read and write, nursery rhymes as a kid, lullabies. we don't remember that we love poetry. i think i'm trying to remind us of that. >> michael: i love it. "this is the hon

stop it. >> i have a question, michael steele. is it a slip of the tongue? bad copy editing? or are there really people who believe that you are the steel of the steele dossier? >> there are people who actually believe that, and probably do, now. i mean, it was amazing. whether it was my social media or whatever, it was amazing the responses that people, then i would say, it's not, be oh, your line. >> what do they need to do? have >> you seen a picture of christopher steele. >> i'm telling you, it ate me, the side by side is all we need for the rest of this. go ahead, simone. >> it goes to show the ridiculousness of it all. the fact that, i mean, folks are mad about the fbi, republicans, who are on the trump train, like, already there say, if we're going to prosecute the guy who lied about hunter biden and the presidents, we need to prosecute michael steele. >> here's the thing, even just to stay where they were, where they can never grapple with the facts in front of them. they have to point the finger at something else. it's always this what about. i know

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and he uses a hockey -- tyrus. michael a homeless lesbian, you hang out in -- >> i prefer term environmentally friendly same-sex engineer. >> they are in bed with the democrat party trying to show joe the door, right. they are trying to make it about age, age, no. no it is about him being a mental midget. he has been a long time. can't change it up at this point in the game it is like going to vegas the dealer, how i have 23. this is about age. i don't want that z sorry. joe sucks now. he has always sucked. he is not the sharpest tool in the shed. bowling bars sharper. ice cream sharper. he enjoys ice cream. grel >> greg: he started off with a deficit. all hat no cattle. he is all hair plugs and no cattle. >> he makes me nervous when he starts talking about snacks. if you are like me! i am not like you. if you are like me, you have a stranger's eight year old and try to smell their hair. [laughter] >> greg: draya i am so excited you are here i loved "sopranos." >> i am sure we were wasted. >> greg: i never did drugs can't

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it's gone to offensive further south, toward rough as a mazda is leadership, ways, the terms of the proposed 6 weeks. he's fine. the, i'm michael ok. welcome. the us military has launched air strikes on targets in syria and iraq. the pentagon says more than $85.00 sites were hit to reinstate t. v santa strikes had resulted in a number of deaths and injuries rock again the strikes, calling them in aggression against its sovereignty. in saying 16 people had been killed, us, president joe biden ordered the operation in response to last week's killing of 3 american soldiers in a drone attack on a base enjoyed bite and attended a military ceremony where the bodies of the soldiers were returned to the us. shortly before the air strikes began, us national security council spokesman john kirby says that the us response targeted sites linked to a rond revolutionary guard or i or g, c. and malicious, it supports, he said, more tax could be expected. so the signal is the guy r t c and do these goods. and the attacks have got to stop. this wasn't just the message sending routine tonight. this was about the grading capability to taking away

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on shift house smart walters are motivating people to exercise more and look after their health a michael low, who thanks for watching and bye for now. the so either insane. and see you the same way you expect. and one different thing is from life than your parents. i just want to pursue was that's my thought. or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, reasonable stop in port is those nonsense? i was under the dr. joe, in the club, it's time to to vehicle your generation was a sleep us, i'm them. when generation as class this week on dw is kind of fun. it feels like therapy, the staying fit and healthy is as important today as it's ever been. today we're all about smart watches and fitness track us and living a healthy life with wearables. if you need that little exit motivational push, getting gear for shift. often times the slicker and more comfortable alternative to click on hop the right track of is the smart watch for many they are a lifestyle product, but in the medical world they have the potential to be a lot more than just that. how well do they work and do medic

a fantastic job. loves our country. michaelabout the military than probably anybody, and we see him on a lot, and always want his opinion, and to get very strong opinions that he hates to see what is happening with our country. that i can tell you. we will all straighten it out together. mike collins, michael collins, thank you, michael, great job. a very noncontroversial person, but a very good person. people do not understand this is a very good person, antic is a very capable man, matt gaetz. [cheers and applause] thank you, matt. [cheers and applause] that is not bad, matt. wow. wow. i am very impressed, right? [chanting "gaetz"] what is going on? how many people did you put up here? before i forget, we have a group of people, and i know this is ok with you from north carolina. it is about 60 women that trouble all over the country with me. every time i am out, we do a rally. it at least has to be of significance, they are usually rallies, but they are up to 121. they are all beautiful women. obviously they are very wealthy

a michael look who thanks for watching and bye for now. the so you don't think and feel the same way you expect and more different things from life than your parents do. i just want to pursue what that's my thoughts or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, reasonable stopping port is nonsense. i want my son to become a dr. joe in the cloud. it's time to to hear from your generation with a sleep us. i'm.

>> i think the theme i've heard is of course michael is a resourceful person. his success isn't solely due to the tueys. michael himself gives credit to them for helping him in a very vulnerable moment in his life, but he also says mrs. tuey didn't teach me how to play football the way this film depicts me. i'm not, i didn't become an nfl player strictly because of their help in my life. i had some fortitude. i had some inner drive. i had a survival instinct that had taken me as far as to even meet the tueys until he was well in high school. and i was a great athlete. he was blessed with that skill. he had a great mind. as it turns out, he was on the dean's list at ole miss. despite all of his hardships. and he had a hard life. he doesn't deny that. he grew up on the rough side of the mountain and the tueys certainly did help him, but there was more to his success and everyone seemed to agree. >> okay. look forward to what is going to be a very fascinated look at this entire experience. michael fletcher, thank you so much. the cnn flash doc, blind sided, premier

michael has such a great energy. he has kind of energy that i want to make give to my community as educator, hope the future. he's embracing all the love, thrown his way and hopes wherever you live. >> you'll show your library and a little love to. i want people remember that their local library a little ever. and it's just it's cool because they your local library and make their day. >> while michael has loved his work at the library there in fairfield, he has decided it's time to take a step away from his own mental health. his last day in fairfield will actually be this friday march. 1st, he does, however, plan to continue advocating for literacy and library. joy through new avenues that he has found it through his social media presence. this was just one of many stories we've done here at kron this month to honor those who are creating black history. make sure to tune into our black history month special airing this thursday at 06:30pm, guys. >> well, thanks for bringing that story to what great character. yeah,

a michael, a phone, troy is acting director at the ronald w. both his leadership and public policy since at howard university. he says, as well as war and guns that will prove to be a greater challenge, further down the road in biden's campaign. how's it by and who's trying to walk up on line, which helps to explain why he's pushing back against jewels sellers on the west bank and, and we'll have to see how it plays out. but there is some significant work. so for the body to, to try to either win back, those voters release, neutralize them to keep them out of prison for president trump has come from all of the reporting. obviously, he seems to have been working very hard to get this really slow. now. no, i mean pull out where it is and he has not probably call for his these bar. but i think he understands if he hasn't already said so. that has to be where the united states policy will have to go. because it appears that the, the, the was rarely so taking a harsh alarm and they should. and so the, that, that's going to be the real push for the b

pat mahomes, he is enjoying a michael jordan time of his career. ord 123.4 million watched, most watched telecast in history. it shattered the previous record of 115.1 million. >> it is amazing. it was an amazing game. it was definitely heartbreaking in the end. that second half, and the overtime it was a nail biter for sure. >> we will see them in new orleans next year, why not. >> one word to describe the feeling of watching it in person? >> frustrating. >> i will take that one. yeah. it was frustrating for us, too. all right, vern, even though the 9ers lost they did not wallow in their hotel rooms. rapper lil wayne performed at the 9ers afterparty. he wore a custom vest designed by kyle's wife. >>> we know 9ers head coach shanahan is a fan, he named his son carter after lil wayne. a trucker's dash camera was caught when a jet went down on a florida highway. >>> when a crime happens it is up to the police to put the pieces together and the criminals that pulled a weird caper literally gave them kits. >>> a little bit of fog forming in the distance

you're watching dw news from berlin up next is doc fil a michael local war news at the beginning of the next hour, the ice cold pasadena needs an expedition ventures on 2 places that no one has the climate research in the ice, the tasks march. 3rd on dw grades, the allies m. francis mcafee, the government that i mean you that the a good see far sounds good. yeah. yeah. really. i grew up in the foothills of the blue mountain, some fruit for awhile. a village of about 400 residents. most of them assignments low fee is due monday for you and i'm arrest dislike, my good friend from the devil. what he's going is the only people you most going, they say yes. and these are leaving the other day. i live here alone with my daughter and my oldest elizabeth, her grandmother. it's really yeah, i can't afford to keep 2 kids the time. that's going to change. i want to build a store next to my house and then enough money to bring my oldest daughter home. the also has 2 daughters. since rose died. he lives alone with them. she was the love of my uh, you know, this is rose by darling grace. what a very

absolutely and today, because of course, any used to be before and and security policy advisor to uncle a michael who was a great transatlantic this. and now he finds himself in a position saying something that he simply would not have fits before russell attacks ukraine, that you or must become more dependent. so much is really consensus right now. but that you are mosse work on its own capabilities when he speaks of a european pillar of nato. he is basically glossing over the fact that there's a concern here that native becoming more independent european talk this proactive be thinking about what so far as a friend, self of extending the friends nuclear umbrella to it's european pot. this could be seen on the other side of the atlantic in the us, as kind of a viable tomato of europe doing their own thing. and that's something you, it certainly doesn't want. it wants to stay under that protective umbrella of us, lead nato. and at the same time, there's a realization that simply spending more on defense isn't going to be enough that the europeans and also the time. and so didn't want to touch thi

and i think it needs to be a post michael on like military officers and humans. a, i cannot be held accountable for its mistakes. is that one of the big concerns here as well? did, who do see potentially bearing responsibility if a system malfunctions or mis calculates? in warfare. yeah, that's, that becomes an alibi. this technological error becomes an alibi for any particular military to undertake campaigns, bombing campaigns like this in the gaza strip. and i think that's a very unfortunate way of off uh, you know, more or less not off putting to the technology or the otherwise the responsible behavior, some so called of, of militants. so here we have a situation in which you the effectively offloaded, the responsibility to a i, and then nobody really becomes responsible if a i makes mistakes. but to make it clear that these are not really mistakes in the case of how this is being used in the, in the gaza strip. the id f has made it perfectly clear that they are not concerned about the fact that they weigh it and they look at uh, an apartment complex, knowingly

lou, former secure senior security policy analyst, a michael, what do you make of this to change in care of as well? uh, thanks for having me on a well not surprising it. it is going to be a serious question as to what the morale is going to be among the troops themselves in ukrainian troops themselves. as you pointed out earlier and he was, the solution is very, very popular. i think he has something like uh over 80 percent, the support from the, the general population there and, and, but, but he is a realist and that he, he, he did recognize that you know, you gotta have a negotiation at this point because there is that stalemate, and this isn't what the zalinski wants to here. and, but what, what doesn't so lensky have a that the, that's his, that's zillow's nice successor can bring to the table. the funding is virtually drying up the there isn't a logistical support of for, for ukraine to continue the conflict that it's how, how they're going to re recapture all the last land is unknown and i think goes, you lose need was being realistic. and i think the troops appreciate tha

he is a legal in media analyst in rest and we have michael maloof is a former pentagon senior security policy analyst ended latasha. we crossed to steve, so he needs he is an award winning journalist and chief editor of mid east discourse, or a gentleman comstock rose in effect. that means he can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate it. let me go to you 1st here and let me just ask you a very basic question. since the united states is an election cycle. very simple question. i remind everyone the title of this program is guys a death camp. so in light of the title of this program, lionel has joe biden put genocide on the ballot. absolutely not. and the reason why is that? sadly, to say, peter, most americans are most american voters, do not understand this conflict. this war is har as genocide. when i ask any of my friends conservative liberal, it doesn't matter. this is what they say. israel has the right to defend itself of all thinking and all discussion stops. and if you follow up with, but does israel as it is being suggested, have the right to punish guys to eliminate

michael has such a great energy. he has kind of energy that i want to make give to my community as educator, hope the future. he's embracing all the love, thrown his way and hopes wherever you live. >> you'll show your library and a little love to. i want people remember that their local library in little ember. and it's just it's cool because they your local library and make their day. >> while michael has loved his work at the library there in fairfield, he's decided it's time to take a step away for his mental health. his last day, there will be friday march 1st. that's this friday. he does, however, plan to continue advocating for literacy and library. joy through some new avenues he's found through his social media presence. this was just one of many stories we've done here at kron this month to honor those who are creating black history. make sure to tune into our black history month special. it airs this thursday at 06:30pm. >> still to come here kron for news 11, the latest from the sierra has a huge snowstor

welcome to our, the international i a michael question. now russian forces are advancing a on the bottom of the field and have now taking the key location and the costs and region. and that's according to the nation's defense minister. and his report to president vladimir putin. according to this issue, the village of cranky has been cleared and our forces are standing all along the river bank. it's not just an observation point. our troops are stationed, they're operating at maximum efficiency, and some individual enemies soldiers remain on the left bank of the deep river. we are working on that they are being offered a chance to surrender for more thoughts here from the bible. seals in the next republic, city of gil gift this from all the image and from a drug and shows russian that to very strikes in the area against the terrain intrudes of the 2nd for that shows you a v finding its way into a garage where it keeps, forces had been hold up now this comes just days off the russia and now is the, had kept to the of the guy in the next repu

and in fact, a general michael flint, who was the head of d i a one that member was and confirm later to al jazeera that this was not a result of negligence. was the desired outcome of the policy. you'll notice that for all is talked about isis, isis, isis. they don't really attack american interest in the region. they don't attack is rarely interest. so the region isis is essentially a boogie man. that allows policy makers to say, oh, we have to stay in syria. we have to stay in rock cuz otherwise isis, isis ice is, it's just the local version of, you know, russia, russia, russia, trying to, trying to china. you, ronnie, run iran, you know, you come up with a suitable threat to justify what you want to do for completely different reasons. and as far as congress, to the extent to which they're even aware of what's really going on a lot, they've long since seated the aggressive designs of the executive branch to the president. the congress is not true, however you have her present life, say donald trumpet says lift it out of syria. that's another story that went back out the allowed be

not ready yet, but after that, in a couple of months, when it is ready and will be like a business, like michael us where everything will be, uh, let's say this hall, which will be, this hall, which will be mirrors, that's it, then go here, there will be a caffeine bar, which we showed you, such a room, there will be a caffeine bar, this will be for parents, of course, their children could sit and wait while their children dance or play, let’s say, a playstation, as we see here, this is a room only for playstation, and there will be a place in the hall where there is a safe for arubik, just like we said, everything here is like this is my complex, which will be the entertainment center of london, but i won’t stop there, like this, it will just be my business, my family business, who work there, the arts as i love, but when i have free time time or just two hours for me, like let's just say, i just make music, the motivation to make music is sometimes because someone wants it, because or i want, let's say, to show my friends or so that i can do something i used to give to our friend for her birth

america that is secrets the hello the welcome to the global news update holland arch international i a michael question. now picking up on news out west and media, it has expos, washington spike games shining a spotlight on sea ice presents in ukraine in a bombshell report, the new york times size of the american intelligence agency has a had, has had a dozen and secret basis near the, the russian border there was an impulse in that ukrainian force is a part of a, c, i a support network of spite basis constructing the policy to use that includes 12 secret locations along the russian border in a ca also help train a new generation of ukrainian spice, we operate inside russia, across europe, and in cuba and other places where the russians have a large presence. now for more on this, let's discuss this with audi. correspondent, if you ever lice about fewer lice, good to have you join me right now. this has come out and everyone is like, wow, you're looking at the bombshell report. what do we know about this whole report right now? well, 1st of all, mike, this is big for the new york times, but ma

he but he gave a little bit of his reasoning by him that he said on the one hand, of course, michael s rap sheet. he's been convicted of perjury and other fraud crimes. and the judge said, and this would concern for me a bit. he said there were some seeming contradictions in michael cohen's testimony in this trial. however, the judge said, yes, look, i was the one who observed him. i saw him testify. he seemed at ease and also the judge said, most importantly, there was other independent evidence that corroborated key aspects of his testimony and so if i'm a prosecutor who's going to rely on michael cohen and there are some i would be taking note of that and i would take it as a more or less successful first run. >> so how does that set the stage for the upcoming march 25th set criminal trial? and this is the hush money case. michael cohen is going to be there for that to he will be a witness possibly a key witness, right? >> yes, absolutely. so in other words, well, the judge's words are not binding on the jury, but yes, in a couple of weeks march 25? exactly and i think it's a good

completely broken for the children, i say, what are you doing, what are you doing, i’m santa claus, what a michaelhat she said: give me the money, she gave it anyway, she said, well, of course, we expected a more intense program, mikhail, i left, said, never again, never, i understand about this, my close friend, actor pasha sborshchikov, he lives opposite me, and he is an elite santa claus, not like... i am him elite, tall, his boots are the right size , he has a beard, height, height, he has everything, and we always celebrate the new year at the dacha, together, which means we have fireworks at night, and in the morning pasha walks with the children through the forest to look for gifts from santa claus, they have such a fetish, since the children don’t drink, you know, they can get up in the morning, but pasha hasn’t gone to bed yet, so the gift... will be later, that means, some year, we’ve arrived, that means , we arrived late, masha is still very little, uh, that means, and - i have a wife, which means, uh, she says, we need to give pasha the gifts for tomorrow, on january 1st at 10 o'clock

a michael project that police of deployed to t a gas in northern india had a big to stop. thousands of protesting farmers from marching on new delhi as a ring of steel has been throwing up around the capital. our trees runjun shot my file this report on the, on rest of the situation here in north india. that's where the farm was off for testing this to test a scroll saw almost to test 2 points. the last time found was suggested, it went on for the yellow from 2020 to $21.00, and it had become the largest full test for assistance. now as we see, the phone was on my team to the side, some distance thoughtful, nothing to now the roads that lead to new day the fortified with advocates at 4 to 5 with phones in new simply because these thousands of families, disability to 100 family union for talking about that i'm lucky to would to daddy on not able to why a farmer marching towards new to the city. because you, denny is still willing to take a capital of the country. i'm the pharmacy for the government when listen to the demands on the, when they call till now as far as the demands of conce

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i a michael caught you up with the updates. now russia, a political activist, legs in nevada, his died in prison dependent tax or re service 7, mister nevada, who became ill after a walk in las gashes nest that he was 47 years old, the crumbling spokesperson. dmitri pascal has denounced for mitchell assumptions by weston politicians, about the course of death as an investigation is still on the way the statements of western leaders are quite obvious. look, there's no statement for medical experts, no information from medics and no information from forensic experts. there's no definitive information from the f as i end. so there's no information about the cause of death. and there are these statements. it's obvious that they're completely outrages. we consider such statements to be absolutely unacceptable. they're unacceptable, and that's how we feel about them. well, there's a lot of information out there right now, but very little of it is confirmed basically the stuff we have confirmed is from russia's penitentiary service, wh

collins: michael corleone, el menor de los 4 hijos de griselda blanco, era, a decir de todos, el niÑoarcelaron a su madre. ¿y entendÍa? >> algo muy shocking para poder comprender ahÍ mismo, porque a la misma vez que era un niÑo muy maduro, muy adelantado, creo que no entendÍ 100%. y es mÁs, me costÓ mucho y mucho dolor entender que no iba a dormir entrepiernado con mi mamÁ jamÁs. collins: ¿dormÍa siempre con ella? ¿cÓmo era la relaciÓn de usted con ella? >> y era mi mejor amiga. mi gordita linda. cada noche nos preparÁbamos para dormir. jugÁbamos antes de dormir. me leÍa algo antes de dormir. sÍ, era todo para mÍ. para un niÑo. su madre, esto. collins: ¿y ella como madre, cumplÍa totalmente en ese papel? ¿a pesar del negocio que tenÍa, eran 2 mujeres? >> creo que ya si entiendo. que mi madre era un poco maquiavÉlica, pero a la misma vez como madre, muy poco las veces que faltÓ. muy poco las veces que no me hizo una cena, muy poco las veces que yo enfermito no me ponÍa vaporub, muy poco las veces que me negaba atenciÓn. collins: al entrar griselda blanco a la cÁrcel, el niÑo michael co

hizo un tributo a michael jackson porque salió con un guante blanco.sidencias más exitosas en las vegas. siempre está agotada y a mí me impresionó ver como él no ha cambiado con los años. está perfecto. no hay siempre mucha ayuda. algún pinchecito por ahí siempre hay, pero lo que lo vi es que transpiró una barbaridad. lo dio todo. los nervios, los nervios. pero sí, hay unas cremitas y para mí pasó demasiado rápido. 13 minutos pudieron haber sido 30 minutos porque me encantó el show. excelente bailarín, excelente bailarín. gracias por este pase vip. bueno, vamos a borrar la lista de las historias en las que estamos trabajando para ustedes en la cámara de representantes para destituir al secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas, tras no prosperar el primero. y no nos olvidamos de que mañana es el día nacional del pancake. tenemos un reportaje muy delicioso y ponga mucha atención ya que rafael amaya, el señor de los cielos, estará aquí con nosotros en el estudio, porque ya se estrena esta novena temporada. eso va a ser un tremendo pase. peacoc

a situation like this? are you in talks? michaelment specifically, but as you know earlier last year we executed on a major portfolio purchase from pac west. we announced we had partnered with another regional bank on a meaningful risk transfer. i think that given our capabilities in private credit, in alternative credit, and given the amount of liquidity we have we are a natural partner for any bank looking to reposition its asset mix. sonali: you had the ceo of carlyle group tell me he would not be willing to head into some of the commercial mortgages being offloaded by these banks. we know commercial mortgage risk is weighing on the sector most heavily. is there a place you could step in? michael: everyone likes to paint real estate with one brush. real estate means a lot of different things. if you look at our exposures, what we see given our over indexing to industrial multifamily student housing, there are very big parts of the commercial real estate business that are performing very well even in this rate environment. most of

welcome to our global news update on our team to national i a michael, what you. all right now will begin on news all with a breaking news from the united states where multiple shots have been fired and several people have been wounded during a super bowl parade near union station in the safety of kansas city in missouri. visa live pictures, you can see right there. the local police have confirmed the incident and immediately began evacuation procedures, according to multiple sources. 2 suspects have been taken into custody. so let's not cross to uh, corresponding there right. there are 2 correspondent caleb month in for more on days. now cannot but it's valentine's day. this is the direct opposite of what a new one would expect. what. what do we know about the shooting as of now? well, the crowd have gathered in kansas city, missouri to celebrate the victory of the kansas city chiefs and the super bowl. and it was a parade for valentine's day for the victory of the football team. and we understand that gunshots were heard, and the crowd was then ordered to evacuat

michael cohen really told as it was. and when asked did, you lie to audge when you pled guilty in this case? he very willingly said yes, and he explained his rationale for doing so. >> michael, it keeps becoming more and more apparent, the connective tissue between all of these cases. >> oh, yeah. there's a lot of connective tissue, and the pressure on it is obviously becoming more and more obvious on the trump team. david, i want to talk to you about todd blanche, trump's lawyer who, you know, really did the whole whiny, i've gotta run. he's running for president! he saying, quote, we strictly objective what is happening to this courtroom, brett said during the hearing, which lasted more than 90 minutes. the fact that president trump is going to now spend the next two months working on this trial instead of out on the campaign trail, running for president, it should not happen in this country. well, it should have been in this country, if a candidate or president did what trump has done. so, how does this sit with judges who are listening and watching

a line or white. this is the, this is the poverty of the situation will go to michael. this is a issue of conscience. this goes, what does it it's not left, right? it's not. that's nonsense. these people spin it that way, but it's nonsense. it's about conscience. i mean, i mean i, i, how do you feel with yourself knowing that this was happening, michael as well it's, it's going to get worse. yeah. unfortunately, we have, we have a country that chooses to ignore facts as minor points out. they, they don't, they don't want to know the facts. they have their ideological bent, and that's the direction they're going. that's why people like victoria newland is so dangerous that the near cons are so dangerous. they're the ones who have gotten this into this calamity. not only here, but in a rock in the afghanistan, even in the vietnam, i mean it, it goes on and on. and they are in both political parties. in spite of our efforts to try to start a 3rd one, they don't want to listen and they're going to be, they're going to be uh, uh, uh, the victims of their own demise because th