benny and i went through that. said, ever crawl up your leg really are shoveling out of grain bin? he says, i have. i said, that worked out for you. he said, it wasn't too bad. i had these awesome bell-bottom pants that are really tight to the kneecap, kind of opening to the bottom so all of that mayhem stopped at the sock level. [laughter] that is an example of his positivity. he has not had an experience that he didn't have a positive take away. the guy is always positive. it's remarkable. in his worldly adventures, 132 different countries and all the cultures, the different continents, he maintains a common touch in the authenticity of small-town america, and yet he still scales really well. long before benny was governor, he and i were playing on a basketball team together and we were in the north dakota tournament in grand forks, north dakota. we were playing for semifinal game. we were up by 11 in the fourth quarter. benny takes himself out for arrest and sits down next to me and says, hey, bro, you still got

now on bbc news, the arts interviews: abba — bjorn and benny.are one of the most popular groups in musical history, having sold hundreds of millions of albums. they won the eurovision song contest in 1974 and split up around eight years later, but it's never really felt like they have been away. after a 39—year gap, the band recorded a new album in 2021, and returned to the stage last year in london, not in the flesh, but as digital avatars — 2d recreations of themselves from 1979. in a worldwide exclusive interview to mark 12 months of the abba voyage show, i went to the studio of the band in stockholm to talk to bjorn ulvaeus and benny andersson — two of the globe�*s most successful songwriters. it's the one year anniversary of the abba voyage show. it took years to create. you described it as a risk because you didn't know if people were going to come and see digital recreations of you. is it a gamble that has paid off? most certainly, yes. artistically definitely. why do you say artistically definitely? because we achieved more than we could

it was pushed out of the country by the military, changed its name and has been in benny for more than 20 years. and recently pledge allegiance to i saw the uganda government with the comb, with these partners have a is top of these, what they call locations to the job, which is emily to join me needs your present. i guess the idea of i'm in the past few months, we have seen a manual onslaught by all patients who don't know why the car by the, i guess the idea of when they are and that these kind of plays out. they didn't start to start attacking civilians when most of that talks have been on. kimberly so, and you've done that has seen an increase in adf activity in reason is that included a suicide bomb, a talk in a business district, all of the capital compiler 2 years ago that killed 3 people and injured others. attacks such as those have prompted both governments in uganda, n d r c. to do more to present. i repeat. after you saw you all to 0 with us, secretary of state in the blinking has just arrived in beijing for 2 days of talks on issues, including regional security, blinking s

got national talk in eastern democratic republic of congo. adf is based in benny territory in norfolk, you will province that both as b. r. campbell, and west and uganda. the monday to kayla send me that up. what we have sent helicopters to look for the rebels and bring back the children who have been abducted. the group had its roots in weston, uganda, in 19 nineties, where it was fighting for more rights for muslims. it was pushed out of the country by the military, changed its name and has been in benny for more than 20 years. and recently pledge allegiance to i. so the uganda government went back home with his partners. have a is top of these, what they call locations to job, which is emily to join me needs your present. i guess the idea of i'm in the past few months we have seen a manual onslaught by all patients. who do? i don't know why the car by the, i guess the adf on when they are and that these kind of plays out, they didn't start to start attracting cvd ends when most of that talks have been on . kimberly so, and you've done that has seen an increase in adf activity in re

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it was pushed out of the country by the military, changed its name and has been in benny for more than 20 years. and recently pledge allegiance to, i saw the uganda government with the outcome with his partners have established what they call well patients to job, which is emily to join me. leaves your patient. i guess the idea of i'm in the past few months, we have seen a manual onslaught by all patients who died on me caught up by the idea of the adf on when they are, and that these kind of plays out. they didn't start a start attacking cvd, and most of the talks have been on kimberly. so, and you've done that has seen an increase in adf activity in reason is that included a suicide form, a talk in a business district, all the copy to compiler 2 years ago that killed the 3 people, an injured others. attack such as those have prompted both governments, uganda n d r c. to do more to prevent a repeat after you saw all the 0, a saudi arabia's farm and is there is an iran on an official visit. the latest and a series of major steps towards normalizing relations between the 2 countries of

is benny here? is benny here?s a $330 physical lock," that "can unlock a door with a simple tap from an iphone or an apple watch." but of course: no headphone jack. meanwhile, there's news from the world of big pasta, because barilla is being sued over not being made in italy. even worse, the noodles are voiced by chris pratt. here's the scoop: barilla is marketed as "italy's number one brand of pasta," even though it's "made in iowa and new york." ree all those people at olive garden aren't my actual family. i was hoping i could crash there, just until i get it together. meanwhile. there's news from america's funny little uncle, england, where, in order to help solve sex crimes, "a semen-sniffing dog has been brought in by cheshire police." man, this english adaptation of "paw patrol" is gritty. we'll be right back with secretary of transportation pete buttigieg. ♪ "the pursuit of gold" by alex ball ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) the l'or barista coffee and espresso system. a masterpiece in taste. mr

ava benny morrison cowrote the story and joins us now to talk about it.when we see crispin o'day now removed, a week after the removal, it shows sensitivity to these kinds of allegations. >> that's right in this case have been going on for more than seven months. it was at the end of last year that a victim of jeffrey epstein filed these court claims against jp morgan and since then there have been a lot of public disclosures about whether to keep the supply at the bank when there was all that growing publicity about the sex trafficking investigations and the looking into his sexual misconduct. executives at the bank were deposed, recently jamie dimon. pressure was building and there was a lot of public interest in the case and it seemed like a pretty good time for both parties to come to the table and negotiate. jon: i guess in terms of the reputational risk, did that factor in as far as your reporting tells you about how they got to this point? >> i think absolutely, you had top executives at the bank being forced to face depositions, there were 10 emai

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there is a centuries aleutian introduced against benny thompson.ed to just drag that house chamber down. and it's a terrible disservice, as the speakers pointing out, to the american people, because we have serious challenges to address, including homelessness and opioid epidemic and a student -- debt. and of course, they do nothing about these things. what they are doing this two weeks of the house time is to go after donald trump and these. >> all right, it's been good to see you again tonight, thanks for joining us, congressman adam schiff. all right, when we come back, what is fishy about this photo? according to some explosive new investigative reporting, an awful lot. we'll explain, next. >> there is a centuries aleutian introduced against benny thompson. they are determined to just drag that house chamber down. and it's a terrible disservice, as the speakers pointing out, to the american people, because we have serious challenges to address, including homelessness and opioid epidemic and a student -- debt. and of course, they do nothing abou

if it was real or a week to a full set of putting up a request for sort of a as an aspiring model, benny malackle, who had to overcome many difficult totals before he was hired by the empathetic agency, they told me the i had to do something with my scheme because he was writes us. well, i had to cut my hair because it wasn't present both for the college. and so i had to lose weight in recent years, many labels have begun using la just size models to advertise the closing but it rates and shows in milan, paris, and new york city size 0 appears to be back. almost all the models were extraordinarily seeing. these, the party positivity trend. ask once again, was it old just to publish? as you move powers, fashion, journalist of expose. the wasn't surprised that these latest developments today, practically every se, show, has to have at least one or 2 oversized models. it's all this trend and fashion of inclusive any of course diversity is also a little bit of a green washing at times when you look in the stores. and if you ask for a huge size, they don't have it. they're really have. yeah,

but it's coupled with a travesty of the select committee that benny thompson and liz cheney convene and spent 21 million to go through systemically and cause damage to the system not the individuals. the system that we rely on so much and so thank you, by the way i didn't -- chairman -- congressman gaetz i represent three of the defendants also. as attorney -- and that were in the jail here, and i'm on board of one of the organizations patriot freedom project that try thoaps the families and it how i know so many witness they're extraordinary today. so -- for this, and broadly speaking any testimony which i'll summarize and cover a few points overlapped with some of my colleagues here but it is this. the stham we rely on and due process that's at the heart of america has been denied. to the individuals here -- and when i say that it's not due process being denied it's not some assertion it's a description of the corruption in the system. and so as we go through this things like speedy trial delayed -- i've been on the calls with the judges where a one after another speedy trial is told

of the abba voyage show i went to the studio of the band in stockholm to talk to bjorn ulvaeus and benny andersson, two of the globe �*s most successful songwriters. it's the one year anniversary of the abba voyage show. it took years to create. you described it as a risk because you didn't know if people are going to come and see digital recreations of you. is in a gamble that has paid off? most certainly yes- — gamble that has paid off? most certainly yes. artistically - certainly yes. artistically definitely. _ certainly yes. artistically definitely. why - certainly yes. artistically definitely. why do - certainly yes. artistically definitely. why do you . certainly yes. artistically i definitely. why do you say artistically _ definitely. why do you say artistically definitely? - artistically definitely? because we achieved more than we could — because we achieved more than we could ever hope for. seeing this happening after four or five — this happening after four or five years of work in different areas. — five years of work in different areas, coming there, seeing the first preview

it was pushed out of the country by the military, changed its name and has been in benny for more than 20 years. and recently pledge allegiance to i saw the uganda government with the comb, with his partners, how establish what they quoted for patients who job, which is emily drains may need your patient. i guess the idea of i'm in the past few months, we have seen a manual onslaught by all patients. who do i don't know why the car by the, i guess the adf on when they are and that these kind of plays out, they didn't start attacking cvd ends on most of the talks have been on. kimberly so, and you've done that has seen an increase in adf activity in reason he is that included a suicide bomb, a talk in a business district of the copy to compiler 2 years ago that killed the 3 people and injured others. attacks such as those have prompted both governments, uganda n d r c. to do more to present. i repeat. after you saw all the 0, i just want to take a closer look. now it's a group that uganda is saying is behind this, the time i called the allied democratic forces all the adf, they all cons

>> to conduct business >> in a etter, be bennie thom n calling on him to step down immediately. his office has not responded >>> the white house covid response coordinator will be leaving his post this month. dr. asheesh jaw will be returning to brown university to lead their school of public health he says he looks forward to working to correct the weaknesses in our health care system that were exposed by covid. president biden praised him for helping to save and improve the lives of americans >>> can ai help people struggling with eating disorders? one national organization implemented the technology, but the ai chat bot was abruptly stopped after it began giving out information that may have been harmful scott budman from nbc bay area has the details. >> reporter: the plan, to have the human staff at the national eating disorder association's hotline having an artificial chat bot using artificial intelligence things didn't go according to plan in people, i think they want a human voice. >> reporter: janice, executive director of san jose's eating disorder resource center said

graduation at 9:00. 10:00 graduation for benny shah high school. mild to warm one. in the part where the graduation is taking place, comfortable weather. shan jose camera, live you. patchy fog near the coast overnight, warming trend continues this weekend. slight chance of showers and thunder early next week. tomorrow morning, fike, high cloudiness. patchy fog will remain around the region through tomorrow night going into sunday. morning temperatures will be primarily in the 40's and 50's. visibility will be poor with that dense fog and spots so be careful. warm in the south bay. 82 in morgan hill. 75 in mountain view. 60 in pacifica. nice day in san francisco. north bay numbers, 84 in santa rosa. 80 degrees in novato. 79 in san rafael. 70 in berkeley. you want sunshine, warmer than average inland areas. 84 in livermore. 86 in fairfield. next week, low pressure will retrograde, bringing in some some tropical moisture. possibility of showers and thunder so stay tuned. it's a warming trend that pushes temperatures close to 90 degrees. inland sunday. don't worry. coas

i'm joined by benny peiser, who's the iiresrer— by benny peiser, who's the iiresrer ei— by benny peiseriepnenr— this promise to ban oil and gas development in— this promise to ban oil and gas development in the north sea pease— development in the north sea pease rney— development in the north sea because they hope that they can turn — because they hope that they can turn anis— because they hope that they can ran an . — because they hope that they can ran an . very— because they hope that they can turn this . very sorry- because they hope that they can turn this. «riq turn this. very sorry to interrupt you there, but i'm sure you've seen that. we've had the that nicola the breaking news that nicola sturgeon been sturgeon has. in fact been arrested. very arrested. but thank you very much indeed for your time. benny peiser zero watch. peiser there of net zero watch. yes, breaking news to yes, that's the breaking news to bdng yes, that's the breaking news to bring last few bring you in the last few moments. sturgeon has moments. nicola sturgeon has been arrested the been arrested in the inv

you get benny in. i'll get bad dog. we're finishing ourjourney where we started, with alison.it doesn't feel real yet. luckily, i had the means that if i needed to go out of state, that would be an option, but i am worried about criminality. even if you go out of state or do something that you need to for your body, there's conspiracy and other charges that could be brought against you and, of course, i'm scared but more than anything, i'm just, like, really, really hopeful. hello there. at the moment, the weather seems to be changing quite a lot, really from one day to the next. on thursday, we were in cooler, fresher air with some sunshine, a few showers for northern parts of the uk. but on friday the weather's going to look and feel quite different. there'll be a lot of cloud heading our way. it's going to be bringing a bit of rain and drizzle and it will feel more humid as well. and we've seen that cloud beginning to push in on a westerly breeze coming in from the atlantic into western parts of the uk and the cloud will continue to thicken, particularly on those weather fr

you get benny in. i'll get bad dog. we're finishing ourjourney where we started, with alison.u feel? it doesn't feel real yet. luckily, i had the means that if i needed to go out of state, that would be an option, but i am worried about criminality. even if you go out of state or do something that you need to for your body, there's conspiracy and other charges that could be brought against you and, of course, i'm scared but more than anything, i'm just, like, really, really hopeful. hello. on saturday we saw the sunshine come through a small car broke up, gave temperatures opposed. not only was it hot on saturday we have been drawing and this very muggy, humid air, this weather front very muggy, humid air, this weatherfront bringing very muggy, humid air, this weather front bringing in some rain and following on from that we will find this fresh air, cooler air coming we will find this fresh air, coolerair coming in we will find this fresh air, cooler air coming in from the atlantic, but uncomfortable night for sleeping on saturday into sunday morning. we have the rain band co

it took place close to the holiday end of the notorious, but benny a bridge became known as the san diego romeo and juliet shawl could about 2 bodies lying at the bridge. and he and somebody, a cool rich went to get a closer look. we went to the scene, we had, we had to hire that because it was on the front line. very, very frontline. and we so 2 young people playing next, each to other targets. and obviously that that was the same is very well known story of survival, romeo and juliet bush go. and anita the couple who one day decided they want to leave survivor stage survivor. he was a so she was in woodland. they loved each other very much and they decided to leave . somebody probably told them the safe to leave, you know, they were killed. the good show became very emotionally attached to the families of bosco birdcage, and that's near the east the dentist with death again, 5 years later when he and free royce has an ac colleagues, what ambushed by militia, man in sierra leone in may, 2000 show can his camera man produces what killed instantly as his request. humph! schultz asked, she

>> to conduct business >> in a letter, congressman glen ivy and bennie thompson say he should know federal law requires him to preserve messages they are calling on him to step down immediately his office has mnot responded. >>> dr> dr. asheshj hs leavins post he was praised for helping to save and improve americans' lives. >>> the man suspected of playing a role in the disappearance of natalee holloway has arrived in the u.s. joran van der sloot was extradited from peru where he is serving a presence sentence for murder today he will be arraigned in a u.s. court for fraud and extortion charges. our am brocsam brock has thesal >> reporter: the prime suspect in the case, joran van der sloot, touching down in birmingham, alabama, facing charges of extortion and wire fraud. flanked by federal agents, his journey began in peru, as cameras flooded interpol he's serving a 28 year sentence for murdering a student there. he was temporarily handed over to american authorities. in that motorcade is joran van der sloot now in american custody about to go into detention to face charges in the holloway

that for many people today, especially due to the public video i've made on social media, no, me and benny, which is why i melody is trying to help us figure out the identity and not have to go through the situations for now. so when i did research, i saw a transgender people on the internet. i had to look it up and it made me go, wow. and i went and read the definition. it's a person who doesn't recognize themselves, and they're both gender. i said, bingo, that's me. oh, i see one car. well, they mean might be more color and towards the clear communities. melody knows activism and openness is just the start and helping others find the identity. our next reports takes us down south state, a gulf gradually dropping in on south africa's state parks. drywall and flash planners for them. skating is not just a not form and sport, but also assign 3. let's meet them. a girl escapes south africa rolled onto the scene in 2015 and has been shredding gender stereotypes ever since skate boarding has grown popular across south african cities and both girls of grabbing the decks and hitting the state. t

story is about those two cases slamming together and taking nora and her investigator, writer partner benny doogan, on quite a journey. now, nora carlton, assistant u.s. attorney, early on in the book as well, the u.s. attorney is described as basically an idiot. is is that a typical attitude toward your higher level bosses in federal law enforcement? there are a lot of idiots in all leadership roles, but in the main, i worked for really good people, but i was trying to capture maybe some of the weaknesses that i had seen in u.s. attorneys. obviously, when i was your attorney, i had no weaknesses whatsoever. but it's all people are complex and i try to capture that with him because as you read on, you'll see complexity with him as well. what about politicians? do they figure in central park west? sure. there are some evil people in central park west who have chosen public service through political office. and i try to paint a picture of them. i'm a little bit of a cynic about politicians. i don't mean to badmouth them on c-span, but i tried to use them as sort of character foils here. a lit

graduation at 9:00. 10:00 graduation for benny shah high school. mild to warm one. in the part where the graduation is taking place, comfortable weather. shan jose camera, live you. patchy fog near the coast overnight, warming trend continues this weekend. slight chance of showers and thunder early next week. tomorrow morning, fike, high cloudiness. patchy fog will remain around the region through tomorrow night going into sunday. morning temperatures will be primarily in the 40's and 50's. visibility will be poor with that dense fog and spots so be careful. warm in the south bay. 82 in morgan hill. 75 in mountain view. 60 in pacifica. nice day in san francisco. north bay numbers, 84 in santa rosa. 80 degrees in novato. 79 in san rafael. 70 in berkeley. you want sunshine, warmer than average inland areas. 84 in livermore. 86 in fairfield. next week, low pressure will retrograde, bringing in some some tropical moisture. possibility of showers and thunder so stay tuned. i's a warming trend that pushes temperatures close to 90 degrees. inland sunday. don't worry. coast

it turns out to be a swindle in this situation, i feel sorry for those people who continue to watch bennyle who continue to look into the green team's mouth and expect some informational things from them, they continue to do good to the whole team which, in principle, caused a lot of trouble. i don't want to repeat now that the war is allegedly due to zelenskyi's team, but one of the elements that putin mentioned before the invasion is that ukraine is a country that did not exist because of the fact that it will protect itself thanks to the actions of the authorities he thought so

when we play a dedication to benny goodman, then i stay alone and some tunes.he melody he could plant, and then we switched to the hand. hmm, our evgeny, by god, played rog eduard, even here he played so, so to speak, uplifted, and oleg could sing neatly, he forgot, and we just from jazz, no matter how we switched, then returned back, because the concept had to be closed . oh, yes, a hero hero in one of the seasons of the voice program where oleg, of course, just revealed himself as a brilliant jazz musician , he was well known in circles even before participating in the voice, but now virtually the whole country knows him as a brilliant guy. i want to say that oleg is the uniqueness he is on any language of the world in any sings absolutely without any accent, which is absolutely surprising, and he is able to remember, uh, a person blind from birth has developed his skills so much. uh, the memory that he actually u tell him the song. let's say i told him flamy, then get married in russian. he told me valery a trifle, just don’t say it, and she said it must be

the hawk 600 thousand, benny bull, 400 thousand. and go the gorilla phoenix suns. 200 thousand.career. >> i don't have the agility for it, i can take a punch. i learned this lesson, when i was in florida i lived with a guy danny rich way from alabama. he is red-headed we were a lot alike we were on a run one day we found kid's boxing outfits he pulled $20 out of his pock pocket and he bought them, he said we'll do this, we said 30%, he said, why, first punch he knocked me out. i said danny, i thought you said 30%, he said good thing i didn't say 100, if the guy can fight. >> 625 thousand for a mascot. >> would you take a hit for that amount? >> i would do for 62 thousand dollars. i'm out of the hospital in a couple days, i have protected gear. this is -- that can't be right, really? >> that is what the brain -- d denver nuggets you are off basically june, july, august, september, october, then nba season starts, you work 600 thousand for working half of the year for being a frickin' mascot. >> and mcgregor, i think it was supposed to be a skit, the. i don't think he tried to hur

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i'm going to be going to benny to present this. >> hello again, commissioners.name is benny, presenting on behalf of cindy, very excited to be presenting on the climate equity hub. we also have here tony, and selena wood on behalf of bayview hunters point advocates who will be the recipient of the grant. i will have them say a few words if that's all right. just to give a very quick background, the idea of the climate equity hub. we had this large stakeholder engagement process to do sort of a depth analysis of the environment within the city. it was decided that we needed a coordinated hub and body to house the information on to electrify and incentives that are available and workforce announcement to really ensure the equitable component of this transition. we conducted a competitive solicitation and i'm very excited to say that we tentatively selected bayview hunters point community advocates along with their partners for this grant. bayview hunters point advocates, their programs combine community organizing with direct advocacy and their services and also i

a censure resolution has been introduced against benny thompson. they are determined to just drag that house chamber down, and it's a terrible disservice as the speaker was pointing out to the major people because we have serious challenges to address including homelessness and opioid epidemic and students mired in debt, and of course they do nothing about these things. what they are doing is using two weeks of the house time to go after donald trump's enemies. >> all right, so good to see you again tonight. thanks for joining us congressman adam schiff. when we come back, what is fishy about this photo? according to some explosive new investigative reporting, an awful lot. we'll explain next. reporting, a awful lot. we'll explain next i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three ps. what are the three ps? the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford,

there already has been talk that bennie thompson, the chair of the january 6th select committee couldder censure and republicans have already threatened and are in the process of today voting on an impeachment resolution for president joe biden. these actions on the floor, which in many ways are just designed to embarrass the recipients of the action are just going to continue and just another sign of just how partisan things have become particularly in the house of representatives. >> ryan nobles on capitol hill, thank you so much. >>> up next, the latest republican to throw his hat into the 2024 ring. and, later, my conversation with venezuelan migrants about their dangerous journey to new york. the humanitarian crisis, it's still ongoing. you're watching jose diaz-balart reports on msnbc. you're watching jose diaz-balart reports on msnbc ♪ shelves. shelves that know what taste buds want. shelves smart enough to see, sense, react, restock. ♪ so caramel swirl is always there for the taking. want to stop lower body pain before it starts? there's a dr. scholl's for that. new dr. scholl

himself occupied down in georgia in august, perhaps being arraigned down there by district attorney benny willis. >> yeah. think about that. forgot about georgia for a hot second. bradley moss, thank you. you glenn kirschner, please stay with us. when we come back, more breaking news. jack smith has compelled at least two republican fake electors to testify to a federal grand jury investigating efforts to overturn the election. and he could be close to a cooperation deal with someone in trump's inner circle. and, breaking news from russia, where there are reports of a possible attempted coup of vladimir putin's leadership in the wake of the disastrous ukraine invasion. richard engel will join us next. join us next w. or their neighbors down the hill. but one thing they did know is exactly how much they'd pay. because vrbo is different. ♪ ♪ ♪ the vehicles are all-electric. the feeling is all mercedes. the choice is all yours. see your dealer for exceptional offers today. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker su

. >> and the january 6th select committee in the house led by congressman bennie thompson and congresswomanmeadows. >> reporter: yeah. >> so this is potentially very significant. i personally as a journalist have a lot of questions for him about these conversations, one of the questions is, what exactly did he convey to the proud boys and the oath keepers, if anything, leading up to that time? there's talk of him reaching out to meadows and roger stone and michael flynn who are the individuals that are the relationships with those far right paramilitary groups. >> reporter: i think that's the issue with mark meadows. he seems to have been a fulcrum of communications. everything went through him and meadows did cooperate briefly with the january 6th committee and turned over those hundreds or thousands of very revealing text messages where we saw members of congress and members of donald trump's family and white house advisers reaching out to him saying, you've got to do something, you have to get him to do something. now mark meadows then suddenly hit a wall and basically said, i'm not coop

so benny across the country, smoking lots, remain for millions of north americans. us. there are reports of continued shedding in southern ukraine is emergency crews try to reach people, stranded by flooding, crane and russia. accuse each other of humphrey evacuation. often the destruction of a number of cut um but the russian defense ministry has released video, which it says shows and attempted funds by ukraine being repelled in separate. you must go says you crate in forces suffered heavy losses. the suited news for ministry says united nations and void is not welcome in the country. in a statement issued early on friday at the closet volta pets is concerned that nonprofit general abdul 5, a behind has accused the invoice of closing divisions between rival forces. but morgan is more not from under, so i know it's not clear what the human response would be and it's not clear what impact that would have when it comes to the slicing on the ground between the rapid support for us the, and the food in these army it'd be rapid support for us is over the past 2 days, was ab

they have censured adam schiff, there's talk of censuring someone like bennie thompson, the carry of the january 6th select committee. they're talking about impeachment of merrick garland, and alejandro mayorkas, the dh secretary. that's all on the tables for hem, and using the tools o. investigative committees, judiciary committee, to kind of, a, duoafter the current president, and also try and create legal executions for the former president donald trump as well. you'll notice that that long list of things, these priorities of the republican conference that i mentioned, katy, have nothing to do with passing legislation, right? it has nothing to do with getting a budget over the finish hin. -- line. they're really just political messaging efforts by the republicans in the house of representatives and that's going become a problem for kevin mccarthy because they have to pass a budget by the end of september. he's going to have to compromise, have some of his guys take tough votes. the question is when they have to do something substantiative. the republicans in biden districts. ryan

himself occupied down in georgia in august, perhaps being arraigned down there by district attorney benny willis. >> yeah. think about that. forgot about georgia for a hot second. bradley moss, thank you. you glenn kirschner, please stay with us. when we come back, more breaking news. jack smith has compelled at least two republican fake electors to testify to a federal grand jury investigating efforts to overturn the election. and he could be close to a cooperation deal with someone in trump's inner circle. and, breaking news from russia, where there are reports of a possible attempted coup of vladimir putin's leadership in the wake of the disastrous ukraine invasion. richard engel will join us next. and there is special counsel jack smith's federal -- into january 6th turned 2020 with the situation. relative dormancy working for mr. smith. it would be the first known instance of cooperation by someone with direct knowledge of the so-called fake elector plan. mr. in several key -- for his role in inciting the january 6th attack on the capital. back h attack on the capital. bac a patch of

. >> sandra: how about this moment, rep benny thompson goes off on you in this hearing. >> perhaps mr. wolf is trying to distract had his abysmal tenure at dhs, a tenure that included the department's intentionally taking children from their parents at the border. >> sandra: he's accusing you of leading an abysmal tenure as dhs secretary. what is your reaction to that? >> my reaction, that's a joke, occurred in 2018, what i did not get one question about was the child crisis, the 85,000 children that they have lost under this administration. they didn't want to talk about that because there are no answers. and so look, the former chairman's comments are what they are. it's hard for me to respond because they are so out lan dish and so ridiculous. >> john: always a tough room, no question about that. rodney scott, who is the former border patrol chief pointed out a big difference when you were dhs secretary and now, whether or not the person at the top wanted to hear from the troops at the front line. >> do you know firsthand if customs and border patrol eighth agents advised mr. mayor

if you look carefully, i think you are maybe carry trying a little bit benny when you talk about slow footing i foot-dragging. what they did is play by the book a book that is wel established. we can say hey, what if they had done top down and bottom o at the same time and mad special rules for trump, you can see them now we would have more time that looks valuable. of course it not clear we won' have enough time - they should have been thinking about making it by the election cases, right now in pittsburgh where i'm from, the capita case is being tried, it's complicated case, less so than this it happened in 2018. if you do the normal process this is where you wind up. you can say oh he should'v thrown out the pit playbook bu he was being very -- >> hairy, let me jump in you say about the foot-draggin and the caricature, th washington post is reporting that the tea word, they didn't want to mention trump's name >> so there is one person wh says that, and i think what we can interpret it as meeting is they wanted to go from the bottom up. they didn't have the seditious conspiracy char

benny wahl is a practicing sic and motorcycle enthusiast.o wear a turban and long beard and comply with the helmet requirement. sick riders love riding motorcycles is something that's been tied to our culture from back from back home. so it's something that we all want to hinder. we don't want any hindrance to be able to ride while fully expressing our religion. thank you. thank you, mr. president. wednesday state senator brian dailey passed a bill through the upper chamber that would create an exemption for religious groups such as six. specifically, sb 847 would exempt a person who wears a turban or patkar as an expression of the person's religious belief and practice. when writing a motorcycle, there are a lot of religious exemptions in california and across the country. this will be leading the way in the nation, and there's no headgear that or helmet that works with their turban. so that's really the basis and religious freedoms. some transportation experts worry dropping the helmet requirement for any group could lead to more fatal mot

there is a centuries aleutian introduced against benny thompson.just drag that house chamber down. and it's a terrible disservice, as the speakers pointing out, to the american people, because we have serious challenges to address, including homelessness and opioid epidemic and a student -- debt. and of course, they do nothing about these things. what they are doing this two weeks of the house time is to go after donald trump and these. >> all right, it's been good to see you again tonight, thanks for joining us, congressman adam schiff. all right, when we come back, what is fishy about this photo? according to some explosive new investigative reporting, an awful lot. we'll explain, next. l explain, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ [typing] ♪ you were made to act spontaneously. we were made to help plan accordingly. ♪ i'm kareem abdul jabbar. i was diagnosed with afib. the first inkling that something was wrong was i started to notice that i couldn't do things without losing my breath. i couldn't make it through the airport, and every like 20 or 30 yards i had to sit d