we are grateful "the beat" with ari melber starts right now. >> welcome to "the beat." we begin with what many are saying is the revelation of something we knew but continue to see in more depth, a kind of staggering weakness of speaker mccarthy. as you see him giving out rewards to the very people who broke with him and tortured him before finally relenting this that historically chaotic beginning to the new congress. there's also some santos news so first the full picture today of what mccarthy has given away to the rebels who according to many republicans and this is again mccarthy's allies, they say those folks were politically extorting him. the lesson that mccarthy may be teaching which is why it matters in the news tonight and in the future is that his weakness can be exploited on any number of issues so this caucus which held the speaker bid hostage is getting assignments this he might not otherwise get. they're getting powerful perches including gaetz, gosar, boebert, biggs. that's why other republicans say this is a kind of swamp hostage mentality. here some o

and we know exactly why, ari.does not hold up well. >> did you think the malpractice comment is just kind of lawyer talk, like they're joking around in court, or would you say it's not necessarily what a client would want to hear about himself? >> i think that those words may have come out of the lawyer's mouth unintentionally in a moment of honesty. >> all right, fair. i also want to get you on this reporting about the barr justice department. mr. durham was hand picked by barr, pursuing something that donald trump wanted to prove about deep state. it seems to have really blown up in their face. it's also putting new scrutiny on some of what mr. barr did. the political side of how he tried to, many people say, compromised the department where he once worked. "the times" report, which we covered yesterday has chockful of details. it puts heat on what i'm about the show folks, the archive that shows how mr. barr was using or exploiting this criminal probe to promise coming information. take a look. >> it shows that

"the beat with ari melber" starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, nicolle. thank you so much. tonight, we have a report on some of the key evidence that can inform whether there are charges in the trump probe by special counsel smith. that's amidst new reports crossing the wire late today in "the new york times" about his aggressive approach to all probes, including this one. that's coming up. by the end of the hour, we turn to the director behind a movie obama says he lived. cameron crowe makes his "beat" debut tonight. show me the money, et cetera. but we begin right now with the top story in america. the new order in washington. this is the first formal week of speaker mccarthy's tenure after his late start. while there was talk about inflation and pocketbook issues, the gop's new house majority is using its power to highlight abortion and its stances against abortion rights, with votes on two separate bills. one appears to be a kind of -- while it does not apply to over 99% of procedures. the other using the force of federal law to basically take centers or advance centers

thank you for your analysis. >> thanks, ari. >>> absolutely. time in brazil. the links to trump, to bannon, to the way people approach democracy now. i'm going to get into some of that later tonight. and we're still watching the house floor where mccarthy is presiding over the first test of his new leadership. you can see the vote. we're tracking that. stay with us. hat. stay with us she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. it's a battle, you know. i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant treating my cancer with two different types of medicine. in a clinical trial, keytruda and chemotherapy was proven to help people live longer than chemotherapy alone. keytruda is used to treat more patients with advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you have advanced nonsquamous non-small cell lung cancer and you do not have an abnormal “egfr” or “alk” gene. keytruda helps your immune system fight cancer, but can also caus

is that where we are, ari, before we go here? >> it doesn't matter if it's confidential, secret, top secret or code word, you can't do it. that's your culture and trained if you do have access to these documents. what we still don't know, who saw the documents in joe biden's garage. that is the biggest problem. who had access, who saw them. i can't wait for thoseme documes to be fingerprinted. >> whose documents, whose fingerprints are on this. that's the issue. was the national intelligence breached. we'll continue this conversation. thanks, gentleman. good to see you this afternoon. so marc thiessen will join me later this hour. what is the impact on this? if you're a 2024 candidate out there, are you saying good. i'll check those three people off the list. maybe there's room for me now. or is this something that is not taken seriously by voters either. 64% say they're not happy with the inappropriate handling of these documents. we'll talk to marc thiessen about 2024 candidates and this issue, a kim reynolds getting a major vi

"the beat with ari melber." it's friday, have you heard? >> i hope you have a great week, nicolle. >> you, too. >>> welcome to "the beat." this republican chaos is continuing on this friday night in the house, which just rejected kevin mccarthy for speaker again, the 13th time. that's two more defeats for mccarthy today. >> kevin mccarthy is pretty much stuck at this point. he can't even stop these votes from taking place and losing over and over again. >> house republicans now are on the verge of becoming a total clown show if they're not careful. >> what's it going to take to get over the top? >> we'll get it done tonight. >> it looks like he will lose on the 13th ballot. >> i have a couple members flying back. >> that's what it's been looking like as the weekend now looms on this friday evening on the east coast. it's clear this is one of the worst weeks for any party leader in american history in the last century, and that includes past speakers who were famously ousted by their own members, like boehner or gingrich, but who had at leas

which aries found a stone weighing a point will emerald weigh a point and stash it away.then someone dug up a denunciation on him, but the stone no one found and tell me why, like aries and before his death went to karelia he was seen at the old mine. hello how else emerald is more than a pack of cigarettes, do you have any idea how much it costs? so gosha will spend the night here today. tomorrow morning we will start on the route, okay? good afternoon. we are visitors, can you tell me, do you have a place to stay here for a day? the other is being chased by field survivalists who are you calling all the time? now i need it on business, and i thought to your tanya i told you said she had nothing to do with it, but it seemed to me. okay, sasha, that's all. well, we drove, we are going home, there is still time to walk around the city before the plane, will you show me? yes, i myself am in serogorsk, only passing through moscow, bed linen is 300 rubles per person per day. thank you. it suits us. get settled. is there anything to help you? hello? hello anna, i'm interested.

but here, uh, the active opposition of aries will still be welcome, aries, we know, this is a decisiveestion for astrologers. here is the moon and the solar for me, it has some kind of gender difference. which one affects men more than women? you know, let's talk about the fact that there are men who have a more developed logical left hemisphere, yes, and the masculine principle. it’s clear that it’s sunny, but there are right-hemispheric people, there are bright, pronounced lunaria, who have absolutely the sun in their horoscope, well, let’s say it doesn’t matter much, and the moon is extremely pronounced and it doesn’t matter whether they are a man or a woman will influence such people more lunar eclipse. what do you think. i think the solar eclipse is flashing the program, but the lunar eclipse. it seems to bring to the surface what what was hidden, but also requires a solution , will allow the results, that is, the lunar brought out, that is, the conscious, and the solar has already led all sorts of hmm yes, it gives the opportunity. you have no more energy to express yourself here

ari fleischer is with us, reminded of the classic white snake song "here i go again" for another round of voting, but we do this with a statement from matt gaetz said either mccarthy resigns or agrees to a straight jacket agreement that fully constrains him as speaker. so it sounds like things are moving but is it a good idea for a speaker of the house to be in a "straight jacket?" >> i don't think that's movement. i think this is deeper antagonist. i take that to resign from congress. look, i'm from the northeast and anybody from the northeast has ever seen a car stuck in snow, that's what we are watching right now. the car is stuck in snow, rear wheels are just spinning. kevin mccarthy gets in the driver's seat, pushes the gas pedal and spin some more. and andy biggs from arizona getting into the driver's seat, he steps on the gas. he's from arizona, he can't get a car out of the snow. and the wheels spin some more. we are watching wheels spin on a car stuck in snow and not going anywhere. >> sandra: speaking of andy biggs, republican from arizona, nominated byron donalds for the eig

great to see you, sean davis and ari fleischer. thank you. so there is another -- there's several huge stories that are going on right now. we're learning brand new details about the burning questions that surround the murders of four college friends, four university of idaho students that were slaughtered in their beds in the middle of the night. police have not revealed a motive as they continue to work on that. they say that phone records show that the suspect had apparently been near the victims' homes according to cell phone pings a dozen times over the course of the months that led to these killings. "records show the phone utilizing cellular resources that provide coverage to the area of 1122 king road on 12 occasions prior to november 13, 2022, all of these occasions except for one occurred in the late evening and early morning hours of their respective days." lawrence jones live in moscow, idaho and judge jeanine pirro is here with me in new york with her take on all of this. but first to jonathan hunt who reports live for us from mo

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. i've got four seconds to spare. i'm getting better. >> what do you want to with them? >> are you going to rap for me? >> a four-second rap would be like half a bar. >> i feel like the kids would love it. that's about all you get them for. >> that's right, not just kids, all of our attention spans are shrinking. >> hashtag goals. >> hashtag long form. hashtag, good to see you. >> have a good show. >> okay. hashtag, thank you. always good talking, nicole. i'm ari melber and we're reporting live from somewhere, as the saying goes, specifically washington. congress under new management after the bruising fight to elect speaker mccarthy and for all the talk, among gop hard liners about how that clash, remember, they said that would really change things. it would upend the d.c. games, that's what they said. well, tonight for top republicans, i can tell you, it's business as usual. the same playbook the republican party used during the last time that the republicans were in the white house and they had the congress. it's t

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> thank you, nicolle. we're tracking several stories, including an update on the case about lies and defamation at fox news. first, the news we're expecting the hear from officials who will update on that horrific and deadly shooting in monterrey park in california over the weekend. 11 people killed, 9 others killed at this lunar new year's celebration saturday night when a gunman opened fire. we have the latest, and it is important. a 72-year-old suspect who was found dead at the scene about 12 hours later from what officials believe at this point was a self-inflicted gunshot wound. but there's more to the story. nbc news now on staining this new and exclusive surveillance video that actually shows the moment when an apparent hero helped disarm what is believed to be that suspected gunman, and then this person speaking at it with lester headlight. >> i had to believe that i was going to die. like, my life was ending here at that very moment. but something -- something amazing happened, and a miracle actua

for viewers who say, gosh, ari, you seem busy. is it our imagination that there seems to be more of both legal squabbles and news in the sures you had to absorb this? i wonder, with that bigger picture, what your thoughts are, emily? >> i think this is pretty wild. also means a scandal that seemed limited to former president trump is now in some way, shape, or form, however different, also inflicting president biden. and you said earlier, and i think you're right, nobody wants to hear they're the target of a special counsel. that's not good news. on the other hand i do think the hope the biden administration has of truly differentiating biden's conduct from trump, assume they're telling the truth, that hope is actually furthered if the special counsel investigating biden issues a very different kind of report from the special counsel investigating trump. right now what we have is taking president biden and his lawyer at their word. and maybe that's true. but having an investigation that either credits or discredits them could actu

ari melber. we begin tonight with breaking news. murder charges have been issued for all five memphis police officers -- former officers for the beating death of tyre nichols. those officers are in custody. the people you see on your screen, now in civilian clothing, booked and incarcerated what would be a murder trial. they are charged with killing this individual through a knowing state of mind, and all five -- we'll explain the legalities of this -- accused of contributing directly to the death. this is justin smith, em met martin, desmond mills jr., demetrius and tadarius bean. this is a case that has royaled memphis. it's also a case that chose how law enforcement responses to law enforcement killings are changing. he died three days after being pulled over for what was something that shouldn't have been a violent interaction at all, alleged reckless driving. the d.a. revealing more about what was a confrontation where nichols apparently fled on foot and feared for his life. there was a second confrontation then with this viole

"the beat" with ari melber start right now. >> welcome to "the beat." i'm ari melber. all eyes are on washington as newly elected speaker mccarthy heads to the white house this week to meet with president biden. it's a shift to governing a negotiation after the chaotic start to his sponsorship which sets the table on how mccarthy leads right now, and whether he can keep this narrow majority in line, key to any leverage he does claim in this week's white house meeting will be how he deals with that caucus after the small but effective group of republicans showed impact. yanked away mid tirade against congressman gaetz. now, that process was used to take new powers away from leadership and em power mccarthy foes. in a new piece reporting that whatever everyone think of gaetz his critics across the spectrum acknowledge he must be dealt with after the speaker clash, and mccarthy allies don't like it, saying it's not the outcome they preferred but gaetz's stature has been elevated. true on house rules and visibility as well. mccarthy setbacks in this early period, they ofte

why is he doing this, ari? >> well, smart politics to play offense in this business. other offense or defense as the saying goes and the facts of the economy would make you think the biden white house needs to play defense because inflation is so high, price of gas is high, home heating oil, electricity. all these factors that have hurt the american people in the pocket book and people know it. but, if you are the biden white house and you want to run for re-election, you have to turn it around and so you turn it around by bashing the other guy, and age-old democrat bash on republicans is that republicans want to cut medicare and social security. so, that's what you are seeing, sandra. this is a page out of politics 101, and that's why this white house is determined to play offense. >> sandra: i take this opportunity to say that the numbers show that this is still not a healthy economic situation for so many in this country, ari. this -- this survey, just out by nationwide retirement survey shows the impact inflation is having on american households over the past year

the supply chain could be traced back tween ari. this timber was destined to be turned into toilet paper or glossy magazines in germany. in inquiry, a small delegation of traditional reindeer herders was waiting to show evidence of fresh felling. they didn't need to go far. this tree was a few 100 years old as far as ot yes, who could tell from the rings without using a magnifying glass. that's how close the rings were together about him or some of it, ram, be it. but among cox, if the will think of them of books will be a new note with state forestry authority has promised to protect certain areas hollywood, but they are felling trees elsewhere. as a result, the forest is disappearing in the blue mud. the indigenous sammy are known to be rather reserved and not just in front of the camera, but this was the last straw. at 5 on friday, the sounds of logging no longer rang out in the ancient forest. getting hold of footage of loggers at work wasn't easy. this is a duty. yes, coo, 20 years later in the same forest that was due to be cu

very nervous people in brussels and probably around the world watching and waiting to see what pans ary is willing or must actually is part of this deal. now, to tell the authorities in exchange, he's going to have a prison sentence. we do know that he will be put in prison, but we don't know the length of it that it will be reduced. also, he'll receive a fine and all of his profits from the corruption scandal will be confiscated from him, which the authorities have said today are estimated to be about a 1000000 euros. the president of the european commission has promised that support for ukraine will continue for as long as it's needed. addressing the world economic forum in the swiss resort of davos was left on the lion told the gathered political and business leaders that europe took less than a year to free itself from what she called a dangerous addiction to russian energy. she, her address followed that of ukraine's 1st lady, or lena, alaska. the ukraine house in dub off the horrors of war made visible with photos, videos, installations, and presentations during the international

he was speaking in when his aries on his 1st foreign trib since taking office this month. theresa by reports, ah, for decades, new brazilian precedents made argentina their 1st flooring trip. ah, jade will. toneta rejected that tradition. but he success. oh, let us eva wants to go back to the all ways and improve relations between south america's giants and emotionally dordy. again, assume we have a history that united us. we've cultural things in common. we have to improve health care. we have to organize our energy developments. we've spoken about the benefit of brazilian electricity. dear lua, this is your home saloon. well, that's even for a man. this also discussed the possibility of a common currency to promote bilateral trade and reduce reliance on the us dollar equity north of neutral before the end. our finance ministers are currently working each with his own economic team to make us a proposal for foreign trade and transactions between the 2 countries that has done in a common currency to be built after much debate. and many meetings, rather than lola field, als

"the beat" with ari melber start right now. >> i am ari melber. we begin where the whole country is, ken mccarthy's losing streak for a third day. ten consecutive defeats. and the humiliation that's come with that here in front of the whole nation. tonight we begin with how we got here, because everyone's been absorbing the days of chaos, headlines about the failure of the republican majority to get its work start in the its new congress. a story that really goes beyond politics and it's reaching people who don't always follow the swearing in or the speaker's race. if you approach this with fresh eyes as many americans have, saying what's going on over there? you may wonder why the big chaotic fight continues with rolling losses for republicans. why is it happening at the finish line of a win for the gop in the midterms? and why is the big fight in washington within one party, not between one of the typically warring factions between parties? there are many factors but three reasons loom large. first a crop of republicans who are more focused on h

ari wald. >>> is jeff bezos punting the post for the commanders.discuss after this. >> my hometown paper, my hometown football team ore than . you need cdw, who gets to know your business and can design and deploy custom solutions, with pre-configured hp notebooks with hp wolf security. ai-enabled threat detection and remote management protect your endpoints 24/7, giving your defenses some real teeth. bummer. hp makes always-on remote security possible. cdw makes it powerful. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq >>> a new best year ever on wall street, griffin citadel brought in $16 billion according to estimates from lch vmts

the jury had none of that, ari.evidence, they said, nope, this was something that was planned in advance and that these defendants were responsible for. >> yeah. you lay it out, and it's important. we really wanted to get your reaction as we look at these cases in the news right now. neal, thank you as always. quick programming note -- "the beat" is coming to washington. i'll be there the day after tomorrow with john flannery. that's thursday. and we are doing an event. you can go to msnbc.com/aridc. there are some tickets left. you'd have to go tonight, though. there is the url. you can join us, we're discussing accountability for the coup and my foreword to the january 6th report and much more. if you're in washington, join us. >>> let me tell you what's coming up tonight. we talk to the one and only stephen a. smith making his "the beat" debut. that's coming up later in the hour. but first, we have been watching this case against the fox news empire for lies with murdoch going under oath. aup date coming up. ♪♪ w

i'm ari melber. there are developments tonight on several trump cases, and i have a lawyer who's breaking news. the video you may have seen glimpses of, although it broke today is donald trump under oath, this never before seen video in a clash that came from a legal case, and it's important to remember the context of all the cliches we hear, donald trump fought this and lost this, the video you see on your television screen is something he spent a long time trying to avoid, but he lost and cooperated with this new york attorney general probe, and here's what he said at the start. >> anyone in my position not taking the fifth amendment would be a fool, an absolute fool. i respectfully decline to answer the questions under the rights and privileges afforded to every citizen under the united states constitution. this will be my answer to any further questions. as. >> as to the second part he said, fact check, true. we'll get into. that a.g. james drew these answers into what is a civil probe into his t

ari, you've been in the caldron in the white house when the press wants answer. did it seem like biden felt comfortable in that situation? he kind of gave that odd smile. what was going dwthrough your md when you saw that? >> one is you don't talk because it's political, because there is something military going on so you just don't want to talk. the other, though, is you are ordered by your lawyers or you're told by your lawyers if you talk you could be supposing yourself to criminal liability. anybody you talk to could become a witness. the independent counsel, special counsel can call and ask what did joe biden say to you? that applies to the white house staff. every time the white house secretary talks to the white house counsel she could get questioned by the special counsel. so that's why they clam up, but the press should not let them get away with it. i understand what the white house has to do. but there are ways the press can bang at the white house, especially the president, to try to get more answers. >> laura: charlie, it seemed like biden was poised

or a tourist, jupiter is moving through aries and taurus . so those signs areas and tourists are probably going to have a lot more opportunity and feel a lot less stress or pressure on them, but everybody will reap he benefits of the planetary movements this spring. jupiter is moving and a tourist on may 16th. so that will be really exciting, so a bigger emphasis on like people enjoying leisure time tourists is so much about like taking it slow, really enjoying life. um so just seeing that more widespread like maybe the four day work week is more of a thing that becomes a focus and buckle up for march march will be like a really critical months this year. saturn's moving into pisces also pisses themes related to escapism, too. so the last time saturn was in pisces was the mid 19 nineties, and that was like the rise o g also at the end of march, pluto moves into aquarius. huge deal pluto hasn't changed science since 2008. so with pluto moving into aquarius that's really centered around technology, so i definitely expect like the rise of artifi

it's all performative bs, ari. and as i said in september/october, the country, if they vote for this, this is what you're going to get, so -- >> well, michael, as you know -- on the hill to some, bs stands for bull santos. >> yes, it does. yes, it does. and that tells you a lot right there. look, at the end of the day, we've got to make it through the next 18 months. the country's got some big challenges highway of it, and my hope, despite the performative crazy is that the members of the republican party in the house hunker down and get serious. >> yeah. >> let's ixnay the investigations on hunter biden and hunker down to deal with the debt and other big issues. >> yeah. michael, we always love having you on more than one topic. good to see you, sir. >> good to see you. take care. >> if you have been watching the beat, we have been trying to bounce more than one big story. i want to turn to something important next on justice in america. justice in america. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disr

again, i'll see you out there at ari melber.out" with joy reid is up next. >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> as

you're going to say, ari, you're dreaming.nths when you have momentum in the capitol that they might actually get through if they picked off some democrats or found something in the middle. obviously, this type of defunding stuff, as i mentioned, most will hit a road block in the senate. what about that prospect or is that just not on the table? >> that's not really on the table. the house gop doesn't think that way. they think in terms only of revenge. you can't even say there's any political strategy at work here. when newt ging rf kind of pioneered this idea in the mid-'90s, it didn't work. when the tea party did this in 2011 with the debt ceiling and tried to crash the u.s. economy, it helped re-elect barack obama. when donald trump tried to do this sort of thing, you know, playing a game of chicken with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, it helps defeat him in 2020. so there is no real political strategy here. it's simply whatever it is, i'm against it. i'm out to ruin this place. i'm out to get revenge. you know, just basic

look at this, james and ari, a look at that poll. they're also using equipment over there to prop up that poll from dropping to obviously damage that building or destroyed that building underneath. and obviously the ripped down all those poles and lines. if that poll goes down as well, they don't know when it will be fixed. but we do know the latest numbers from pg and e 11,600 people in the south bay still don't have power. lots of cleaning up to do. i got to tell you, there will be here for quite some time and a lot of people without power, of course, uncomfortable. but more importantly, i guess if you run a business, not just uncomfortable, you are absolutely losing money because you can't open to the customers because your coffee maker or whatever does not work. so it's disastrous in terms of money and for people's comfort. at this time, the only if, you know my can you take the camera right off the tripod. i want to show you something over here as well. they will are. they still have to fix things before they even get to the wir

i'm ari melber. the top story is the earthquake rocking the fox news empire. a lawsuit putting pressure on fox for the first time, puper murdoch who's wielded power and enjoyed it, and he's said so for about seven decades. >> do you like the feeling of power you have? >> yes. >> murdoch deploys fox news and his tabloids with that power that he admits he enjoys, to shape and sometimes all but run america's republican party and impact conservative discourse in this country. now he's under legal pressure because fox aired falsehoods and lies about the 2020 election. and allegedly pushed the specific lies they knew were false at the time which paved the way and built the support for many of the people who then showed up at the election. the company hit with this billion dollar lawsuit. weaver covered that before on this program, from a voting company that alleged defamation. this is the top story tonight, because today for the first time that's the case that put murdoch on defense and under oath, grilling him. we know that deposition took place today at the fox st

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. >> thanks, nicolle. we are tracking some major stories on this friday night including kevin mccarthy's new problems. by the end of the hour we're going to turn to culture and the artist ransom. i want to begin this hour with you with one of our special reports about law and justice and fairness. it involves a dilemma many warned about, that the end of the trump presidency would not be the end of trump's impact or damage. especially been the ways he tried to corrupt the government and alter the traditions and norms at times have been guardrails for the united states. everything changed for president biden because he's now facing this new special counsel probe from the doj. unlike president obama. because the attorney general appointed a dedicated prosecutor to probe how classified documents ended up in his office and home and not just any prosecutor. we'll come back to that. this week's news is an unusual decision he made two months ago when he appointed a special prosecutor for trump's classified documen

from in ari in finland, we will head to the forests just across the border from won't oh. and then on to ag youdie in swedish lapland, our journey will end in norway in count. okay, know ah, at 1st glance sweden looks like one big forest. no other european country has so many trees. they cover close to 3 quarters of its land mass. but the gaps become more visible, the further north you go. in many places, it looks more like a lunar landscape, such as here close to warn you on the border between sweden and finland, nearly 200 kilometers above the arctic circle. environmental activist, kara lina, cows on blame, swedish timber companies, greenpeace put signs up that read, do not cut. and then on, wanna get info. so see, and when you drive around here, you see one clear cut area after another school go and ask for what they've replanted. their ad, it bears no comparison bad of mafia about him on all the trees are the same age and are planted in long rows. this is a very aggressive type of forestry management. these are tree plantations. not forests got dropped off. we can see

charlie and ari, thank so much. now activists are trying to stoke more antipolice sentimen much.t after the cousin blm founder died just hoursa cof after a confrontation with the lapd. but they aren't tellinro lapd,g the full story. >> we will next. >> i remember when i got my first glimpse of the mountains, i had to take a breath. i began to understand what was so special about you guys ready ? there is something that we should be thankful for, the human will to convince other people this is worth keeping sure of times like that. when they all questioned the monumental task that was in front of them and they started to realize their mission to exploit a region was the wrong path. there's something about staring out at the landscape here, taking in the natural world just as it was intended to be. i was determined to be out there. >> are you over the age of 50 and considering buying an annuity in the next 60 days? i have some important news for you. don't buy an annuity until you understand the pros and cons of annui

so, it'sar hd to seet iall it iscs ary. leiesl: marrijoe crusaz ys her sband bk we okher up elyar as the wallf o mud pheusd into eir livi rngoom. theud m was already ceroving e back kchiten door by the time iot g out. you ulcod hear the cckraing. you ulcodea hr the m pudushing to the hseou, breaki tnghe ordos. slleie:he ty escapewid th their dog. thhoe me is norew d tagd geas ergency ewcrs went or-to-do toro warn other siredents tova ecuate inhe t park hlsil neiboghrhood, wchhi is on a steepea, st facing slope ne tarilden pa.rk three d and white mar tkshe veme ontf the mud ho-bury-hour. >> we ecuvaated eight hesom. sevewen rehr teatenednd a there was e onimpacted. lesl:ie oicffials feathr e mud coulked ep movindog wnhill. >> we unfod a brok wenaterip pe higher up on the evaletion that om the slide. to rightow n, it is fi tveo 10 gallons a mine utgoing in ttohe slide. slie: nearby bucerkeley ntse t warninemg ails to heotr udstents abo autnother minor mudsdeli. >>t iis part lofife here. summer com aesnd we woy rrabout fires.

it came in the final declaration from the summit in the autumn tinian captain when his aries. they expressed support for talks between the venezuelan government and its opposition and demanded the lifting of us blockade on cuba meeting mark the return of brazil, which left the block under the previous administration. teresa by reports from whence aris i recently were presented to latin america and the carrier gathered here in one of the sites to discuss integration development. but also how to face the challenges of this part of the world is facing today. the fact that this regional pool is known was graded back in 2010 during what was known as the pink, tight composed of center, left and left. when leaders in latin american was created to counter the influence of the united states in this part of the world. the leaders present here in woodside is celebrated the return of brazil to these regional form back in 2019 during the government of yeah, i equals one out of you know, that was i was leaving this for mostly because of the preference of venezuela and cuba griffin will have

intense fighting with ukrainian forces who are very thoroughly mixed in with numerous western musson aries. oh, there are ukrainian troops above ground, just 2 kilometers from here. that won't last long. i haven't or any of them under ground. i suppose. so let's go out and see at this exclusive footage our shows of wagner, members on the head of the group inspecting an underground mind, was previously used by caves, troops to stole weapons. a wagner has ultimately been one of russia's most successful fighting forces in the ukraine conflict. the organization's chief earlier confirmed that some remaining ukrainian troops and the city have been in circle with a deadline imposed for them to surrender by midnight. meantime, rushers, defense ministry has also committed on the takeover of that key city. others in any of those i just thought it was like russian airborne troops blocked, saw the dar from the northern and southern parts of the city. and the air force struck enemy strongholds. assault units are now fighting in the city as a result of the attacks on ukraine's army up to 80 service men

marc thiessen and ari fleischer in moments. first to david spunt who is investigating this. good afternoon, david. >> good afternoon. this came as an urgent alert from the pandemic response account ability committee better known as praac, this is a watch damage made up of government officials and government organizations. march will be three years since the government went into a lock down. many businesses survived but in not the same as from before. praac uncovered 69,000 questionable social security numbers that received 5.4 billion and that's just from studying more than 33 million applicants. there were many more. in many cases, the name did not match the correct name and birthday or the number was bogus, not even from the government. still the money went out in many cases. last spring i sat down with michael horowitz, chair of the pandemic response accountability committee and inspector general of the department of justice. listen. >> i think people made a conscious decision we're going to get the money out and if there's fraud, you'll chase it later. that's not accepta

such passes are the best of ours, so alexander kokorin, meanwhile, scored twice more for the cypriot ariser of the regular season. it was a home game against apollo where ares managed to win with a score of 3:1, probably one of the heaviest goals of alexandrov in his career, one was scored by an empty net. and another spin. now he has seven goals and three assists to his credit, he is in fourth place in the list of scorers in the league of aris after this victory, he also climbed to the fourth line of the table. french football player kylian mbappe, for the first time in his career in the history of the psg club, managed to complete a penta trig by scoring five goals at once in one match. true, this game happened to the parisians with the team of the sixth french division in and deka-sel in the framework of one sixteenth of the cup final, the meeting ended with the expected defeat with a score of 7:05 goals scored by mbapet in the first half. he scored a hat-trick in 11 minutes, and then scored a double in the second half and two more goals on account of neymar and solera in 1/8 psg will

following a supreme court ruling ari dairy was earlier convicted of tax evasion. celebrating a 60 year friendship, france and germany renewed their relations that had been under pressure over the war in ukraine. ah, hello people in california say that the main suspect in a mass shooting outside los angeles remains at large. at least 10 people were killed in the attack. another 10 were wounded in the incident at a ballroom dance club following a lunar new year celebration. monterey park is a city of about 60000 people with a large age and population. a man hunt for the suspect is underway. there is a male suspect that fled the scene and remains outstanding. as of this moment, our very preliminary description has been described as a male asian and that's from the scene here in monterey park. and i, it, it, it's taken us a while and please be patient with us because as we're interviewing victims and witnesses, we've gotten different descriptions of one suspect, rob ronald's as dorn, as from monterey park. so what more have we learned from the press conference, rob it has no relation to th

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. >> thank you so much. welcome to "the beat." are tracking this breaking news as republicans suffer the first open speaker revolt in a century. kevin mccarthy started the new congress a humiliating failure. he lost the vote for speaker today. lost 19 republicans on the first ballot. it's the first time any politician in any party lost a hope floor vote for speaker since 1923. it's rare because of course this is a job where the votes are typically lined up. person who is becoming speaker is above all else supposed to get, count, and keep votes. in the orderly process of this first day of the new house, here's what it sounded like on the floor. >> the honorable hakeem jeff his of the state of new york has received 212. the honorable kevin mccarthy of the state of california has received 202. no person having received the majority of the whole number of votes cast by surname, a speaker has not been elected. >> a speaker has not been elected, and this continues to play out as i said for the first time in a century where instead of th

again, i'll see you out there at ari melber. thank you for spending time with us on "the beat," and "the reidout" with joy reid is up next. >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> as dr. king said, give us the ballot, and we'll place judges on the bench who will do it justly. >> we do not seek to judge people by the color of their skin but rather the content of their character. >> everybody's quoting dr. king. for what purpose? for those on the right, it's usually to lie about the meaning of his words. such as that anything that helps non-white people or gives them a fighting chance against systemic racism is itself racist. also tonight, george santos claimed that not only was he a collegiate volleyball star, he said he had to get both knees replaced as a result. those are the silly lies. but there are also serious new questions about alleged links to a sanctioned russian oligarch, and a company accused of fraud. >>> plus, the obama and trump administrations ended very differently, which goes a long way to explain why the trump and b

the beat with ari melber starts right now. >> hi, nicolle. this is one of those times i want to take a minute or two overtime of your hardworking day. i've been watching your coverage. i did want to ask you one thing. i was thinking we turn to wisdom in songs around here. i'm thinking of the house republicans and "the grateful dead" if you plant ice you will harvest wind, which is one of those lines that could mean anything, but sometimes what it means to me at least is, yeah, you put stuff in the ground that is not a seed, that is not meant to grow, it's not going to work with the surrounding environment. what are you going to get? and i was watching your coverage and thinking what you said that this is what they want. how do you negotiate with someone for a solution when the actual think they would quote, negotiate for is no solution? >> is what they're getting. i'm glad you went back toest because republicans frankly fewer and fewer used to call me during the trump years. what do you want from us? we said grab them in the bleep wasn't idea

"the beat" with ari melber, who is back, starts right now. he has a huge show. tonight he's joined by income house minority leader hakeem jefferys. >> happy new year to you. >> happy new year to you, my friend. >> absolutely. i want to welcome everybody to "the beat," and i wish you a happy new year as well on our first show of 2023. so, thank you for starting the new year with us. now, we are already tracking new developments tonight. i have a special report coming up about the pressure on d.o.j. to act on the evidence that is in that lengthy january 6th report which dropped heading into the holiday period. while our stop story is the election eve, of sorts, in washington. democrats expanding their power in the senate and republicans taking over the house where the faces of each caucus leader here actually reveal a lot about the state of these parties. hakeem jeffries replacing nancy pelosi with a show of democratic unity, while republican kevin mccarthy is in the fight of his career as his own close allies now find it hard to see a path for him to win tomorrow

kellyanne conway and ari fleischer are with us. are those -- democrats have the same talking point during the mid-terms. this should be between the doctor and a patient. okay. then stop taking taxpayer dollars and putting our money in that same room because you want taxpayers to pay for it. the extreme position of supporting abortion up to the in a moment of birth is the most extreme position of all. >> this is the place where the democrats are way out of the mainstream. 60% percent of americans oppose taxpayer funding of abortion. joe biden himself was for it in the u.s. senate. kamala harris attacked him for this on the debate stage in 2019. what is in the constitution and what is not. life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. it says we hold these truths to be self-evident. our creator endowed with us with the right to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. she omitted the word life and the word creator. ripped god and the right to life out of the founding document. this woman is the most anti-life, radical abortion advocate the

ari, great, great stuff. always appreciate it.friend. >> thanks, charles, take care. charles: all right, folks, coming up tech stocks, we saw a lot of layoffs and then saw the stocks rally on those layoffs. i will can kenny polcari what is going on. and his latest moves. he has fresh ideas. the white house is furious for chevron returning 75 billion to shareholders. isn't that their right? i will ask house majority whip tom emmer. republicans plan to limit the flagrant abuse of the strategic petroleum reserve. is it too late anyway? ♪ this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. (vo) the fully electric audi e-tron family is here. with models that fit any lifestyle. and innovative ways to ma