bob woods, the situation on the ground looks rather different. got out of tea in john is some pretty astonishing figures being reported in indonesia reports to say a 174 people are dead and over 300 injured after a riot. broke out at a football match in east java police shoes, cheer gas shoes, buttons to suppress the rioters, which then caused panic and deadly stampedes on the reason for those st numbers, the league game was held in the 3 of them, a line between long time job and rivals autumn, a purse a buyer fund stormed onto the field after a winning goal was scored by per se the buyer with chaos in suing inside and outside the stadium. the dead reportedly include a number of police officers. the football association of indonesia has announced an investigation into the tragic events of suspended all. much is in the country for a week. lots are rough of some of the biggest stories of the day and we shall be back taking you through more at the top. they are to hope you can struggle then life from.

bob woods, the situation on the ground looks rather different. got out of t n. john is right to asia, we're in indonesia report say 175. people are dead and over $300.00 injured after a rife broke out at a football match in east java. police use tear gas shields buttons to suppress the rioters which caused panic. deadly some pete. the league game was held in milan between long time rivals, or rima and pers, via fund. busy storm the field after a winning goal was scored by pers, by with chaos and in suing inside and outside the stadium. the football association of indonesia has a 9th investigation into the tragic events. unsuspended all much is in the country for a week. right. going beyond the headlines next to here, the direct thoughts of those most affected by the ukraine conflict. today we are chronicling what had been perhaps the biggest thought of all.

you know, it's amazing some of these interviews that trump did with bob wood ward. >> there are moreoodward opened up his rep reporter's notebook. you're in the room with them. trump is unvarnished and blunt and he considers and he spends a lot of time boasting about himself but there are moments that i am certain his national security advisors would be very unhappy about and one in particular has to do with letters that were declassified, those new infamous lavioove let between kim jong-un and trump that he took to mar-a-lago. so let's start just listen to what trump says to woodward as he hands them over. >> nobody else has them but i want you to treat them with respect. >> understand. understand. >> don't say i gave them to you. okay? >> okay. >> i think it's okay. normally i wouldn't -- i wasn't going to give them to bob. >> i dictated them into a taped recorder. >> really? >> yeah. >> it's actually sort of funny with the photo stat and the dictating but just think about what trump said to woodward, don't say to anyone i gave them to you. it's a classic example. in the audio tape

it has a couple of cords, and then it has shape in, rosemary woods, and bob haldimand. >> that's the buzzer. when the president pushes the buzzer, you go in! [laughs] asap. when he pushes the line button, then it's a direct line to your desk. >> this, unless that leaves any doubt, this is a part of the diagram of the ground floor of the west wing. and so, there's the cabinet room, the oval office, and of course the real center of power, dwight's office, which is right outside. >> yeah, they put mine right in the center there as you can see. so there is this cover. i know you had some choices. this was, this cover was the result of deliberation. this was another choice. i call this your j. crew catalog and i think that is where it can now be seen. what was the rationale behind the? >> this is actually the picture i wanted on the cover. and this was taken at the balboa bay club, september of 1969. nixon was going to go out on the columbia, which was a sailing vessel. it had been in the u. s. cup races. we were getting ready to board here, and he's talking to me. and i liked the casualn

has a signal core line and that has chapin and haldeman and then up above it has chapin rosemary woods and bob haldeman. that's the buzzer and the buzzer when the president pushes the buzzer. you go in asap if he pushed the line button, then he it's a direct line to your desk. and then this less that leaves any doubt, this is a part of the diagram of the ground floor of the west wing and so there's the cabinet room the oval office and then of course the real center of power is dwight's office, which is which is right outside. yeah. we put mine right in the center there. you can see that and so this is there's this cover. i know that you had some choices. that this was the this cover was the the result of deliberation this was another another choice. i called this your j crew catalog and i think that's i think that's that's where it can be now seen but what was the rationale but this is actually the picture that i wanted on the cover and this was taken at the balboa bay club in september of 1969 and nixon was going to go out on the columbia, which was a sailing vessel that had been in the us cu

. >> bob stone, like the woods, virginia. my understanding of special order 191, lee expected jackson's man to have enveloped and captured harpers ferry by the 13th of september, the same day that mcclellan got the copy of the order. what made him think that that hadn't happened yet? was there to graphic unification to harpers ferry? >> no, there was not telegraphic communication. we don't know of any communication that occurred with lee. we know lee row lafayette clause, he admonishment clause that he hadn't heard anything anyone would know how things were going. it was very possible he heard from jackson, verbally, that jackson was surprising him where he was in the course of the operation lees timetable i have to believe that jackson and the others may look at the timetable and think, seriously? all right. you're the boss! they actually called for all the troops be in place by september 12th. he actually had about two days to move over 50 miles per jackson's command. and take care of the union garrison at martin's bergh. i

but that's that's kind of why i think lee about mcclellan and bob stone, lake of the woods, virginia, my understanding of special order 191 lee expected jack's men to have envelop and capture harpers ferry by the 30 of september, which is the same day that mcclellan got the of the order. what made him think that that hadn't happened yet? was there telegraphic communication to harpers. no, there weren't telegraph. and we don't know of any communications that occurred with lee. we know that lee wrote lafayette in clause and told mclaws kind of admonish mclaws that he hadn't heard anything from mclaws and he wanted to how things were going. it's very possible he heard from jackson verbally that jackson was surprising him of where he was in the course of the operation. lee's release timetable. i have to believe that jackson and mclaws and the others, when they looked at his timetable, were like seriously? all right, the boss, because they had actually for all the troops to be in their place september the 12th. so actually had about two days to move over 50 miles for jackson's and take car

bob. >>> happening now, unhouse advocates and people who live at the wood street encampment are gathering at city leaders are meeting. this is new video from sky ranger. the group says those displaced by the recent demolition have nowhere to go. this comes as city leaders are set to vote on resolutions to utilize the north gateway parcel. crews have largely removed the remainder of that encampment. the site used to house about 200 un-housed people. they are working with the city and county the get those who have been displaced into shelters. >>> here is a look at that meeting under way right now. those leaders also set to debate on expanding police use of license plate readers to help, they say, reduce crime and violence. the council members introducing the ordinance represent areas seeing some of the biggest spikes in violent crime. they argue granting police more access to vehicular data would help solve more cases almost immediately. privacy advocates have argued that the technology does more harm than good. >>> turning to decision 2022, as the debate over reopening two stretches of ro

bob pisani is at the new york stock exchange for how this is all playing out. and with a mainstream look, particularly from retail, the ceo of federal realty trust don wood is with us as well. let us begin with bob at the nyc. and i feel like, bob, we've lived like four market days in six hours. >> like four months of market days in six hours. so this is a remarkable rally. i'm going to try to answer the question why are we rallying let's take a look at the s&p 500. and brian's right. i tend to look at the s&p a little bit more, but we've had 140-point swing. we were at the lows for the year 44.91 at the open, that's 140-point swing. right near the open here, right after the open sectors, it's fairly broad rally. about 1.5 to 2%. energy is leading, but banks are doing well, materials, texts are well, consumer staples, defensive groups lagging a little bit i think the key to understanding why we are rallying is to look at the options market. here you want to look at the vix. immediately, when the news came out of the cpi, people messaged me and said, bob, why is the vix down on this news? shouldn't the vix go up if there's more panic and more concern? and yet you

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woods went there. and he spent all his time on his cell phone hanging out at a diner. and bob from that point on stopped talking to his brother and hasn't talked to him since from 2017 to today. so harvey then into early 18 is in danger of getting indicted. he needs a criminal lawyer and i want to end with this story because ithink it encapsulates something fundamental about harvey . he meets with ben brackman who arguably is the best little party in new york city and they meet at the lions club and bronfman is sitting looking and he sees this guy he's never met walk-in with his huge stomach but he had au on a beautiful linen, chris linen shirt worn out, not tucked in and he comes over and sits down. he orders a cheeseburger and an extra large portion of french fries and i'd like a big bowl of ketchup, please. brackman orders a little caesar salad and before bronfman caesar salad comes harvey starts chomping and the oil or grease from the hamburger keeps slipping down but then anhe reaches, he doesn't use a knife and fork. he reaches into the catchable with a handful of f fren

place where rush limbaugh went and several other-- tiger woods went there, and he spent all of his time on his cell phone, hanging out at a diner and bob from that point on stopped talking to his brother and hasn't talked to him since from 2017 to today. so harvey then enter early '18 is in danger of getting indicted. he needs a criminal lawyer and i want to end with this story because i think it encapsulates something fundamental about harvey, he meets with ben brafman arguably the best criminal opportunity in new york city. and they're meeting at a club and sees a guy he never met walk in with his huge stomach, but he had on a beautiful linen, crisp linen shirt worn out, not tucked in and he comes in, sits down, he orders a cheeseburger and extra large portion of french fries and i'd like a big bowl of ketchup please and brafman orders a little caesar salad and before the salad comes, harvey starts chomping on, and the oil or grease from the hamburger or cheeseburger is slipping down and doesn't use a knife and stork, he reaches into the ketchup bowl and shovels it into his mouth repeatedly and suddenly there are blood stains, what l

bob lebanon. hi, coven is a project director of the international crisis group in london is joining us from bay wood. thank you very much indeed for being with us. how would you describe lebanese politics right now? well, we are now in the 3rd or other entering the 4th here of, of a state of more or less complete denial of what has to be done. of the fact that the way politics has been done here, all the country has to govern, has to change quite significantly simply to get out of this economic crisis of this economy bankrupt bankruptcy and but there is no will. and no, i think i would even think no capacity to actually takes take the steps necessary to do that some. so we've gone from waiting for election for the parliament, then to waiting for the presidential term of on to end. and now we're going to wait for the end of the vacuum, which may be month and coming. a political vacuum seems to be almost becoming a tradition in lebanon. is there anybody within the political structure or elsewhere, the benefits from a political vacuum and 11 on what i think her in the end all sides benefits from this p

woods went. there. and he spent all his time on a cell phone hanging out at a diner he didn't do. and, bob, from that point on, stopped talking to his brother and hasn't talked to him since from 2017 to today. so harvey, then into early 18 is in danger of getting indicted. he needs a criminal lawyer. and i want to end with this story because i think in capsule8 something fundamental about harvey, he meets with ben brafman, who arguably is the best criminal attorney in new york city. and they made it the lambs club. and brafman is sitting in a banquette looking and he sees this guy we never met walk in with his huge stomach, but he had on a beautiful ben said beautiful linen crisp linen shirt, worn out, not tucked in. and he comes over and sits down. he orders a cheeseburger and an extra large portion of french fries. and i'd like a big bowl of ketchup, please. brafman orders a little caesar salad. and before brafman, caesar salad comes, harvey starts to chomping on and and the oil or grease from the hamburger cheeseburgers slipping down. but then he reaches he doesn't use a knife and fork.

bob woodward. woodward has released several books about the former president based on phone interviews. and now he's releasing an audiobook containing recordings of the full eight hours of interviews. woodformer president as "the wrong man for the job." now, after relistening to the audio, he says, "i realize i didn't go far enough. the former president is an unparalleled danger." really, bob? now you're realizing this? i look forward to your next op-ed: "something seems off about this harvey weinstein guy." ( laughter ) ( applause ) oop-ed. op-ed. op-ed. how's it going? "the washington post" published a few of the clips. and, yeah, they're bad. here's how the former president spoke about covid at the height of the pandemic. >> was there a moment in all of this, last two months, where you said to yourself, "ah, this is the leadership test of a lifetime"? >> no. i don't take responsibility for this. >> stephen: it's also what he says on eric's birthday. the recordings-- ( applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ the recordings also capture how special it was for him to meet kim jong-un. >> the c.i.a. says about. kim jong-un that he's "cunning, crafty, but ultimately stupid." >> i disagree. he's cunning. he's cr