claire and alfie, welcome back. claire, let's start with you. would expect, putting his weight behind tory government. "leave it to me, your majesty," and i think that is what a lot of tories will be hoping, that the he is the man to fix this crisis. , . . , , crisis. they certainly will. it is the picture — crisis. they certainly will. it is the picture we _ crisis. they certainly will. it is the picture we expect - crisis. they certainly will. it is the picture we expect to - crisis. they certainly will. it is the picture we expect to see, | crisis. they certainly will. it is . the picture we expect to see, but crisis. they certainly will. it is - the picture we expect to see, but it is quite a momentous picture, really, isn't it? because it is hard to believe that it is seven weeks since we saw the late queen at balmoral welcoming liz truss as prime minister. it is quite a momentous moment in some ways, although her first herfirst prime minister her first prime minister was churchill, so perhaps king charles would not think rishi sunak is qui

claire, _ faces are staying much the same. claire, do — faces are staying much the same.et, old faces, and a lot of people would be surprised to see suella braverman backin surprised to see suella braverman back in the home office after a hiatus of, what, six days? for breaking safety protocols. that was the moment on sunday, wasn't it, that a lot of mps and westminster watchers thought, hang on a second, is rishi sunak going to be the next prime minister, when she came out and back to him and not boris johnson? there was like going on behind the scenes there... johnson? there was like going on behind the scenes there. . .- behind the scenes there... some --eole behind the scenes there... some peeple suggesting _ behind the scenes there... some people suggesting this _ behind the scenes there... some people suggesting this might - behind the scenes there... some people suggesting this might have been the only deal rishi sunak did strike, that if suella braverman come on, she would go back to her old position. can we go to the telegraph, alfie? "mistakes were made, i'll fi

or i a very quick brief on claire. not a difficult process or just put your hand on the crystal ball. who do you think it's going to be? i think we're going to see petty morden, sad take a the leadership have become prime minister. ok. all right. what would a brief one, what would that mean? do you think dennis? very briefly 30 more. and so the biggest lie during the breaks the campaign, she said the turkey was poised to be a european union, and no one could stop 80000000000 turks arriving in the u. k. right. everybody said it was a lie, the private yesterday the car got it was a lie. she maintained it. if you live with a lie, that it politics you don't succeed with lies. i'm not sure politicians don't tell lies, but let's thank both of our cats for her and put on the show. thank you both. claire and dentist there. ah, a general strike is taking place across the occupied west bank following the death of a palestinian man. israel says killed one of its soldiers are they to me, me lived in the sheriff art refugee camp wh

claire mccaskill, what do you think?ocument that is new to us today, but bannon's flouting the rule of law is sort of oldie but goodie. he's obviously one of trump's insurrection plotters. >> this may be the most important six month sentence ever imposed if the judge goes along with the doj recommendation. typically as a prosecutor who dealt with felonies, prison terms of less than a year, typically less serious crimes. and this is the opposite. this is a very serious crime. because of what it represents to this country. and what it represents to the attacks on the rule of law that have come from very different places, many different places under the trump regime. so i think it's very important for a judge to take this recommendation seriously and i think i share a lot of americans the hope that bannon serves every day of six months. >> let me read more, andrew, of the doj filing on bannon's sentencing. the defendant's total noncompliance warrants a sentence of incarceration at the top end of the guidelines. respect for

claire can put it. the next hour in another big story we're following for today. >>> up next for us, kanye west is now toxic after weeks and weeks of racist anti-semitic rhetoric. with the republican party, they've given him a bigger stage and remained silent and complicit in his uninterrupted stream of hate. that conversation is next. that conversation is next. n addt for asthma driven by eosinophils. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. fasenra is not a rescue medication or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless your doctor tells you to. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection or your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. ask your doctor about fasenra. you could manufacture a whole new way of manufacturing. you could disrupt buying habits before they disrupt your

ah la m. claire richardson. thank you so much for joining us. south korea has declared a period of national mourning for the victims of a crowd surge during halloween celebrations in the capital sol. the crush happened in a district of the south korean capital called e t. one. it is a popular night life area of the city and often has large numbers of visitors. the crush happened in a narrow alley way. an investigation is now under way into what caused the tragedy . a warning that this next report includes distressing images. oh, it was a night of youthful rebel right. that turned into a real life or a story. when a crush in the south korean capital soul left over 150 dead around 800000 people thought to have flocked to the narrow alley ways of it. i won . what happened next? in the streets remains and clear. butcher's, dozens of young people collapsed. strangers administered cpr to those in need. witnesses described scenes of chaos unfolding on the streets around them. toys re game you're around, denby, am. what we saw was like a scene from a mo

pete and claire, stick around. when we come back we'll have more on this story and we'll tell you more about what we know about this digital footprint of the assailant. we'll be joined by a reporter who's been digging around into that on the internet. we'll also talk with one of speaker pelosi's colleagues and someone we talk to regularly about january 6th and its repercussions. congresswoman madeline dean. plus a federal judge has just ruled on whether a restraining order is needed to keep those vigilantes away from drop boxes in arizona. that's a story we've been covering all week long. we'll get a live report on that and new details on how these threats of voter intimidation came to be and what can be done about them. later in the program on this very busy news day, a new prosecutor has joined the justice department's mar-a-lago investigation and he's not just any prosecutor. a look at where that fast-moving probe is likely heading and what his addition means. when "deadline: white house" continues after a quick

claire sticks around.next for us, the migrants who say they were duped into getting on a one-way ron desantis-sponsored flight to martha's vineyard now plan to add another defendant to their lawsuit. perla. she is the woman who helped recruit them to get on to those airplanes. we're reporting on what we know about perla next. on what we kno abt ouperla next ♪ what will you do? ♪ what will you change? ♪ will you make something better? ♪ will you create something entirely new? ♪ our dell technologies advisors provide you with the tools and expertise you need to do incredible things. because we believe there's an innovator in all of us. do you take aspirin? plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. vazalore 325 liquid-filled aspirin capsule is clinically shown in a 7 day study to cause fewer ulcers than immediate release aspirin. vazalore is designed to help protect... releasing aspirin after it leaves your stomach... where it is absorbed to help prevent another heart attack or stroke. heart protection wit

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jude saved my daughter's life. [ claire ] i love st. call or go online right now and become a st. jude partner in hope today. >> the jodi arias trial may have played like entertainment to millions of devoted viewers hooked on the daily drama unfolding on cable. >> miss arias, you may come forward and take a seat, please. >> but this wasn't a tv show. it was a murder trial. the stakes were literally life and death. >> what are you trying to say? >> am i allowed to tell you what i'm trying to say. >> looking back, the four-month trial really came down to this, a showdown between the bulldog prosecutor and the woman whose image changed at trial from sexy wannabe photographer to plain jane admitted killer. prosecutor martinez set the tone from the beginning of his cross-examination. he found a crack in jodi's trademark composure when jodi appeared to have a perfect memory of her sexual escapades, but not of stabbing travis 27 times. >> i have no memory of stabbing him. >> at first, jodi gave as good as she got in sparring with the prosecuto

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jude saved my daughter's life. [ claire ] i love st.line right now and become a st. jude partner in hope today. >> by the summer of 2012, tommy and ray highers had been fighting to clear their names for 25 years. and now, judge lawrence tallon had heard all the new evidence, this was the moment. >> this is the court's decision on the motion from relief from judgment. >> but with all the history, the legal ease, the new evidence the witnesses -- >> the prosecution was meticulous in pointing out in consistencies and differences between testimonies. >> it took the judge two full hours to explain the basis for his decision. the reasons, he said, he had no choice but to rule the particular way. >> all my nerves were shaken. >> as tommy and ray, their courtroom full of family and friends agonized. some felt almost ill. >> sitting through the ruling almost killed me. i'm thinking, "oh my god, we're losing. oh my god, were winning, oh my god for losing." >> until, the judge finally said the words. >> this evidence meets all the requirements for

well, claire, that's enough for me for now. i understand we have a number of questions coming in from the audience. and i would turn to the curiosity of the audience, let that have its share here. >> absolutely. and thanks for that introduction. i thought we could go back, you took us back to the day, the recurring moments that were happening. i thought, why don't we go back to the beginning of your book and dig in a little bit more to robert evs earlier life and then a bit into civil war service, and we've got audience questions as we go. so if you have a question for alan, please submit it to the q&a and we will be sure to get as many as we can. we typically have really enthusiastic audiences, which is wonderful, but if we are not able to get your question, we apologize in advance. so alan, i want to go back to the beginning. as you lay out in your book, that, in your opinion, we understand a man like robert easily, understanding the relationship we have with he had with his father, you mentioned the revolutionary war. but al

. >> good morning to you, claire. so russia again using iranian kamikaze drones on kyiv this morning. what does moscow gain from dropping bombs so far from the combat field? >> rosemary, we've seen an uptick in russia's use of this type of drone, a disposable weapon designed to attack behind enemy lines and destroyed in the process. it allows them to obviously hit different places all at once or quick succession after the attack on the kerch bridge that happen over the course of the last week. u.s. intelligence revealed over the summer russia had been buying drones from iran and trained on them. it's believed according to defense officials that they entered the battlefield in ukraine towards the end of the summer. russia, by the way, also has its own domestic comkiesy drones as well, but this is clearly as you just pointed out with that guest a reason why ukraine is calling more intensively for air defense systems as this increasingly becomes part of moscow's play book. >> and clear we are apparently looking at some o

claire is still here as well.gh what you reported over the weekend. >> what we reported on was how in the year and a half in which the archives was asking for these documents back and the justice department then took over the asking in a much more forceful way, in that time trump went back to his old playbook. he entertained outlandish ideas like trying to negotiate the boxes, giving the boxes back for these documents about the russia investigation, that he wanted access to but it was not clear he had people around him who could handle classified materials, so the archives was unable to give it to him. that's an outlandish idea that doesn't seem to be rooted or understand the sensitivities of the federal records laws. he pushed -- misled his lawyers, provided them with inaccurate information about what was in the boxes, what he knew about what was in the boxes and such. and then the lawyers, when trump got into trouble, trump tried to get the lawyers to take the actions, the obstructive actions that he, himself, d

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let's get more from fred pleitgen and claire is here as well.red, in terms of what's happening on the ground, explain what it means when we're talking about false flag operations and pre-moves in terms of what might happen next, it's very confusing, this dirty bomb story. >> reporter: it certainly is very confusing, max. the ukrainians are trying to get ahead on this as far as all of the messaging is concerned. they say all of the allegations russia is making are false. they say the ukrainians are working on a dirty bomb. explain to our viewers what that would mean essentially is a conventional explosion laced with radioactive material that could release a lot of radioactivity in a large area if it was, indeed, exploded. the russians claim the ukrainians are working on something like that. the ukrainians say it's untrue. there is no evidence that was given by the russians. what the ukrainians have done is rmt they have specifically invited the atomic agency to sites to inspect those sites and see that there is no illicit activity going on. i did

claire: gross and sweaty from running.or later tonight, you thinking what i'm thinking, valentine? i believe i am. phil: every valentine's day, claire and i look forward to some naughty role-playing-- sexually adventurous cuckolder juliana and clive bixby, speaker salesman by day, spy by night. lover also by night and sometimes during the day. the speaker business, it-- it pretty much runs itself. i just want to keep it really low-key this year. you know, simple. yep. on the other hand, we could have a drink at that hotel bar we love. go on.

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>> you mentioned that claire stapleton is an amazing character in the book . she's had this re youtube and at google. i think so what i mentioned in the recording in the book is in particular was around the discrepancies and salaries for female employees at youtube and people of color.. i mean, the google still faces criticism from the alphabet workers union like a regularly criticized them for that. there hasn't been any of my knowledge of any reporting on harassment. >> specifically at youtube involving the executives, it was part of the walkout, there were certainly e youtube employers there and happy walkout organizers worked at youtube so i think they were, it's a part of google that is more attuned to pop-culture and to news just by virtue of the fact that it is a gigantic media platform. >> moving forward another big issue that the platform continues to struggle with is the spread of misinformation. we look back to 2020 and the spread of the big lie after the election results and the eventual banning of donald trump from the platform but heading into th

clarissa ward in kyiv and claire sebastian in london. >> reporter: hi, max. that's right.re at the scene of one of those blasts. you can probably see behind me quite a lot of smoke still coming from that area where, according to ukrainian authorities, a residential building was hit. the mayor of kyiv saying that 18 people were rescued from that people. that two people are still believed to be trapped beneath the rubble. that's why you're seeing this on going, significant rescue effort. there are police here. there are paramedics here. you've got the fire department just over here trying to get more water to put out those flames which have been burning now for several hours. these blasts were the result of the so-called kamakazi drones, iranian drones that have really been wreaking havoc on the battlefield here in ukraine for just about a month now. and while there were at least four explosions of drones that successfully hit targets, though not necessarily the intended targets, ukrainian authorities are saying that another 15 were intercepted inbound for the capital alone

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this is a very important crime, and i hope he does every day of the six months. >> luke broadwater, claire mccaskill when we come back, as early voters are heading to the polls. why how they feel doesn't arrows to sierra leone line with reality, three weeks to the midterms. with just 22 days until election day, democracy is very much on the ballot. but it's still not the number one issue for voters. -- as we said before, this economy is neither good nor bad, it is complicated. and how people feel about the economy, does not always tell the whole story. do not forget, we are coming out of a pandemic, and there are some very good things. unemployment is at three and a half percent, right now there are 10 million open jobs in this country and well inflation is a problem and it remains high at a point to this is not a uniquely american issue, it is happening all around the world, and the inflation rate here falls right in the middle when you compared to other countries. we are still lower than mexico, the uk, and the netherlands. so let's go deeper and politics, and into voter thinking with ju

is enough to get it over the line, but the director was claire.— the director was claire.al strength they haven't seen among democratic state—wide candidates since the days of ann richards and earlier. the feeling is still that it's an uphill fight. and if it doesn't win, at least they are laying the groundwork 20 years down the road to have a democrat who is going to win the governorship and when his senate races. he represents the future even if that future doesn't start this november. anthony, thank you very much. while both us parties focus in on the final weeks of campaigning before the midterm elections, the us also has a number of key issues on its plate when it comes to foreign policy. there's the war in ukraine and the growing tensions with iran. but there is also the ongoing balancing act of maintaining us support for taiwan, in the face of beijing's push for unification. secretary of state antony blinken says china is now pursuing unification with taiwan "on a much faster timeline" than previously expected. in sunday's speech opening the communist party congress

but both claire and perez were handed rid penalties. so lewis hamilton will start in 3rd place in sunday's race in austin. hundreds were early to rise in western japan to catch a rare sighting of a diamond sunrise. the spectacle happens when the sun rises slowly behind mount day sand, making the sun look like a sparkling gem. the stunning morning ascent can typically be viewed on in october in february. many japanese believed wishes will come true if they are made on the rays of the diamond sunrise with wish you were here. our digital program shift is up next on d. w can always get more d, dove on d, w dot com on d w's news f, which you can download from the apple app store or google play. and of course we're in social media. please do follow us at the w news. i'm mike. look, i'll be back with more news at the top the next hour. thanks so much. ah, i have been set done. i have been better because we tried to to show 3 of face mafia all over the world. environmentalists are in danger. the enemy, ruthless corporations, corrupt government

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and so, but complar claire is no longer there. so, i'm wondering how receptive youtube has been to these concerns, raised about sexism, among employees? >> yeah, you mentioned that the claire stapleton was a major character in the book and she's had ts fascinating role at youtube and google. i thk that that-- what i mentioned in the reporting in the book and is in particular around the discrepancies and salaries for female employees at youtube and people of color, i don't -- i mean, like the google reports those figures and still face criticism from there's now an alphabet workers union that, like regularly criticizes the company for that. and there hasn't been any, to my knowledge, any reporting on harassment claims specifically at youtube involving the executives. certainly, it was part of the walkout and there were certainly youtube employees there and half the walkout organizers worked at youtube and they were in part, it's just a part of google that is more attuned to pop culture and to news just by virtue of the fact that it

claire musk casco's former democratic senator from major missouri. both join me now. you know, michael, what i keep thinking about is, there was a lot of dissent in republican circles, in georgia, among political operatives, about walker. they didn't want him to run. they wanted donald trump to butt out. they said please don't endorse this guy. but the point is, once trump makes his selection, the base follows, and the entire establishment gets in line and it does not matter. they will do whatever it takes to push him across the finish line. >> yeah, that's the game plan as it has evolved since 2016. understand what foxes roles here. fox is not talking to the three of us at because they don't care about us. they are talking to that base, they are driving that base because their internal numbers are showing them a very different campaign then they would like to see. it is something mitch mcconnell recognized a long time ago, which is why he was very concerned about the kind of candidates that were put forward in the senate, because they knew there was an opportunity th

yeah so you mentioned that the claire was a major character in the book. she's like have this fascinating at youtube and google i think that that through the what i mentioned in the reporting in the book is and in particular around the discrepancy in salaries for female employees youtube and people of color. i like the google reports those figures and still face criticism. you know there's now an alphabet workers union that like regularly criticizes a company for there hasn't been any to my knowledge like any reporting on harassment claims specifically at youtube it's involving its executives. they're certainly like it was part of the walkout some of the like there were certainly youtube employees there and half the actual walkout were worked at youtube. so i think they were in part it's just a it's a part of that is more attuned to pop culture and to news just by virtue of the fact that it is a gigantic media platform. right. exactly. and moving forward, another big that the platform continues struggle with is the spread of misinformation. we look back to

>> joining us now is john heilemann, is that her director of the showtime circus, also claire mccaskillssouri, both at nbc analysts. senator mccaskill, you've had experience in her first reelection campaign running against what we then thought was a pretty naughty republican. what do you make of this? >> you know, it's funny, when i think about it [laughs] it's really unbelievable! what has happened in this country. i mean, what tom incan said in 2012, wouldn't even deserve a newspaper coverage today! and all the republicans came out and condemned todd aiken for saying nonsensical things about women who had been raped and abortion. now we have herschel, the hypocrite, walker and we've got doctor oz who can't keep track of his houses, and herschel walker who can't keep track of his children! they are taking family values to such a course place, littered with hypocrisy. i hope voters get on the partisan stop and look at the character of these men. >> john heilemann, this in the two weeks before early voting starts in georgia, you have horseshoe or's son saying i believe the woman. what's

claire, you've been closely following these races.run in a contested, high-profile senate race. your thoughts on this one debate tonight? >> well, keep in mind that doctor oz was a guy that managed to sell millions of women on the idea that all they had to do was take a magic pill and they could be skinny. i mean, he actually said that on tv! i mean, he's so comfortable in front of a camera. he is the essence of a snake oil salesman. and that was on full show tonight. i mean, he was as smooth as smooth as soft butter. on the other hand, john fetterman clearly has some speech struggles because of his stroke, but his authenticity was there and i really think that as pennsylvanians look at this, they will ultimately come down and decide-- a guy that was comfortable in a hoodie and a pair of shorts fighting like heck for jobs, for still workers, in his small town where he was mayor, and that he can speak truth to power. but it's close, chris. it's really close. >> yeah and, i mean, this whole race has been fascinating to watch. obviously,

. >> claire sebastian is monitoring the latest developments for us. claire?> reporter: yeah, christine. these exercises both the nato exercises and the russian ones expected to take place, as you say, over the next two weeks, are both planned. they are regular events, but of course the context as jake sullivan made very clear there is far from normal. we have been hearing increasingly blunt nuclear threats from russia. they are on the back foot on the battlefield. u.s. officials have been saying they are completing their supplies of conventional weapons raising concerns the nuclear capabilities will form an outsized share of their overall capabilities. so obviously when we see those exercises taking place in russia, they will be closely watched by the u.s. and other nato allies. meanwhile, nato is starting today with its own nuclear exercises over western europe. this will involve 14 countries, 60 aircraft, including a u.s. b52 bombers. this will not include live weapons. nato made that very clear. but of course these exercises are part of the delicate balanc