since the time of emperor constantine the last room had been the official seat of the pope's last run palace is a sixteenth century renaissance building built by pope sixtus the. the renaissance pope's money spinner was the sale of indulgences. when we talk about the renaissance popes we often hear terrible stories and you get the impression that they triggered the reformation with their immoral behavior. but that's a very one sided story they were modernisers they were renaissance men they were princes who held court in line with the european standards of the time. on. the image of the. fifteen zero eight pope julius the second commissioned the thirty three year old michelangelo been to cover the interior of the sistine chapel in fresco. but michelangelo didn't want the job painting wasn't his strength he primarily saw himself as a sculptor he said. but surely is more a warrior than a man of god got his way michelangelo asked for artistic freedom do what you want to really is replied. with five hundred twenty square meters of frescoes to be painted over head it was a torturous work o

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constantine says he's seen gerard only a handful of times over the years. >> i don't think he wants to be seen. >> reporter: some of the homes are jointly owned by the wife of jp getty's son, gordon getty. records show gerard was involved in an incident in 2017, accuse have had making criminal threats. no charges were filed and he was released. sands found people at a malibu property and held them at gunpoint. they turned outeg the house. no charges were filed. sands could be related toonductl firearms sales. he was released on bail this morning. the district attorney's office has not weighed in on whether or not charges will be timed in this case. >> it took about 30 law enforcement personnel more than 12 hours to remove all those weapons. >>> patrick shanahan has been tapped by president trump to be the next secretary of defense. he might still be confirmed by the season. he's been acting secretary since james mathis stepped down on january 1st. the former boeing executive has no previous military or foreign performance experience. prior department attorney general rod rosen stein sa

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handle control over to militias hand control over to mesh as that is one scenario that might happen constantine us has another one have a listen to what he has to say earlier this year the principal judicial organ of the united nations told the u.k. government to return the chickens and to marry shoes as soon as possible the u.k. government have participated fully you know court proceedings presented its case but its arguments were rejected now the u.k. government rejects the findings of the court and says that it will return the islands at some point in the future when they're no longer needed it so what's next now it's a turn for the un general assembly to make its move and act on the advice it has been given by the i.c.j. here on twitter abdul says there will be consequences the u.k. is already struggling internationally and this will leave it floundering an isolated robin are you hopeful that the un can can fix s. well of course i am. in the beautiful advisory ruling paragraph $171.00 the judges the court put the onus on the un general assembly to fix the mobility is over which the islands

these public statements this finger pointing their language and we've had one big response from constantine cause the chair he's the head of foreign relations committee in the federal council in the upper house of parliament he said that these unfounded accusations on the mounts of americans have already become an absurd norm in international affairs so as you can hear very strong statements coming back from the other side and perhaps the russians have a point because actually the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty organization the c t b t o they have actually said in a statement that they're finding it hard to find any evidence let's have a listen to what they have to say. c.t. b.t.o. has full confidence in the ability of its monitoring system to detect nuclear test explosions so as you see there isn't the hard evidence there as a situation stands the russian ambassador to the to the u.s. he said that these public discussions are not going through the correct diplomatic channels the u.s. seem to be clear about their mistrust towards russia in terms of nuclear testing or the possibility

can see there another response that we've had is from the head of the foreign relations committee constantine concert chair he said these are unfounded accusations from the mouths of the americans have already become a norm in international affairs and that's the point from the russian perspective has it become the norm it seems that it's become the norm and it is those loose words that they seem to be using like russia is probably not adhering to an international treaty or a question of will approach overwhelming evidence highly likely we've heard it so often and those general accusations have really caused again these diplomatic tensions despite the fact that they have the backing on this occasion we can really have a new more accusations we've seen over the last few years the government has concluded that it is highly likely that russia was responsible our quarrel is with putin's kremlin and we think overwhelmingly likely that it was his decision we also believe that it's highly likely that they're complicit with the chemical weapons use but what mike parker said yesterday i think we have

control over that to militias have control over to militias that is one scenario that might happen constantine us has another one have a listen to what he has to say earlier this year the principal judicial organ of the united nations told the u.k. government to return which it was announced tomorrow issues as soon as possible the u.k. government has participated fully in the court proceedings presented its case by its arguments were rejected now that you can government rejects the findings of the court and says that it will return at some point in the future when they're no longer need it so what's next now it's a turn on the un general assembly to make its move and act on the advice it has been given by the i.c.c. jenny here on twitter abdul hop says there will be consequences the u.k. is already struggling internationally and this will leave it floundering and isolated robin are you hopeful that the un can can fix this. well of course i am in the beautiful advisory ruling paragraph $179.00 the judges the court put the onus on the un general assembly to fix the middle ities over which the is

outlined the british government's details legal position how it is so i followed up with another constantine's the principle don't the show because people though have the right on their side the united kingdom sincerely regret the manner in which the cheik are since where we moved from british indian nation territory in the 1960 s. and seventy's the shag also islanders say they'll continue their long protest they say they just want to return to their home or we left a paradise we were done. as we were left in the slum of malicious there was no support mechanism the british did not look after us for the people of the shire goss the best hope now probably lies in the unpredictable cauldron that is posed to breaks it british politics the current u.k. opposition leader jeremy corbyn says if he's prime minister he will abide by the international consensus and how bashar goes back to its people james bows out 0 for the united nations 5 activists accused of plotting to overthrow zimbabwe's government have appeared in court they were arrested on monday at the airport when they were coming back from a

handle control over to militias had control over to meshes that is one scenario that might happen constantine us has another one have a listen to what he has to say earlier this year the principal judicial organ of the united nations told the u.k. government to return the chickens and to marry shoes as soon as possible the u.k. government have participated fully unit court proceedings presented its case but its arguments were rejected now that you can government rejects the findings of the court and says that it will return at some point in the future when they're no longer need it so what's next now to turn on the un general assembly to make it move and act on the advice it has been given by the i.c.j. here on twitter abdul hobson as they will be consequences the u.k. is already struggling internationally and this will leave it floundering and isolated robin are you hopeful that the un can can fix this well well of course i am in the beautiful advisory ruling paragraph $179.00 the judges the court the onerous under un general assembly to fix the muddle it is over which the islands are going

customs enforcement to deport 34,000 illegal immigrants over the last decade but county executive constantineued an order pressuring to fuel the planes to stop servicing ice planes lose their contract with the county. the federation for american immigration reform calls it an all-out war against border enforcement. >> this is taking it to a new level. century policies a local jurisdiction will not cooperate with ice. this is taking a step further and blacklisting companies that do business with ice. this crosses the line into obstruction of justice. >> reporter: in washington state ice is having to drive all the way to yakima, 3 hours instead of 40 minutes and ice officials the state and local efforts serve only to create additional security concerns and add significant delays and cost to us taxpayers. >> the local bureaucrats have decided they can unilaterally decide what our nation's laws are and what we will comply with and what we will not. >> the transportation department sent king county a letter saying federal law prohibits the enforcement of any such directive. the king county executi

county executive democrat constantine issued an order pressuring companies to fuel the planes, to stopr contract with the county. the federation for american immigration reform call it an all-out war against border enforcement. >> this takes it to a new level. sanctuary policies they don't cooperate with ice. he is it taking a step further and blacklisting companies that do business with ice, this crosses the line into instruction of justice. >> reporter: in washington state, detainees having to drive all the way, 3 hours instead of 40 minutes. a nice official says state and local efforts thwarting operations serve to create additional security concerns and add significant delays and cost to us taxpayers. >> the local bureaucrats have decided that they can unilaterally decide what our nation's laws are, what we will comply with it what we will not. >> reporter: us transportation department send king county a letter saying federal law expressly prohibits enforcement of any such directive. the king county executive and his airport manager refused to comment. their actions could at the le

he didn't have contact with constantine kilimnik? >> he didn't have the contact, but jump, jr. may have known about it. >> you had him before your committee and now that you had time to look through the whole report, do you think he lied to you when you had him before your own committee? >> there are very, very serious questions about his credibility and factualness. he should be called back to explain why he gave seemingly inaccurate answers. for example, whether he knew about the trump tower moscow negotiations. he said he had only peripheral awareness. michael cohen testimony said he was in the thick of it. those kinds of potentially misleading and inaccurate statements, i'm not drawing a conclusion about perjury, but he needs to come back. >> what are the odds is that lindsey graham calls him back? >> there will be growing pressure on the judiciary committee as there has been on other members of the senate because america is under attack. we are talking about accountability to stop that attack. >> all right, senator richard blumenthal, thank you. >> thank you. >> more on th

campaign manager paul manafort past internal campaign polling data messaging and strategy update to constantine kill him and kalanick a russian national with ties to russian intelligence. the mueller report explains how paul manafort brief kalanick in early august of 2016 on and i quote the state of the trump campaign and manafort plan to win the election and quote including the campaign's focus on the battleground states of michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, and minnesota. next the mueller report documents the trump campaign's communications regarding secretary clinton's and the dnc's stolen e-mails. >>again this live comments here by california senator dianne feinstein as we are waiting. testimony and questioning her as attorney general bill barr on his characterization of the mueller report sums claiming his characterization was a false ones when he initially appeared befo >>25 clear skies overhead as epo looking great as ours other airports for any sort of travel plans you may have no visibility issues not a whole lot of wind out there either that compared to earlier this week in this past

county executive dow constantine issued an order pressuring companies to stop servicing the flights orhe county. the federation for american immigration reform called hud an all out war. >> this is to get to a new level. sanctuary policies say the local jurisdictions will not cooperate with i.c.e. here he is taking this a step farther. this crosses the line probably into obstruction of justice. >> in washington state the detainees are to having to drive all the way to yeah, three hours instead of 40 minutes. the official says state and local efforts, boarding operations serve to create additional security concerns about significant delays and cost to u.s. taxpayers. >> the local bureaucrats have decided that they can unilaterally just decide what our nations laws are what we will comply with and what we will not. >> the transportation department sent them a letter saying federal law prohibits the enforcement of every such directive. >> the director of the airport manager refused to comment, their actions could at the very least cost of the county millions of dollars in federal funds. t

manager, paul manafort, passed internal campaign polling data, messaging and strategy updates to constantine klimnick, a russian national with ties to russian influence. on, and i quote, the state of the trump campaign and manafort's plan to win the election, end quote, include in the campaign's focus on the battleground states of michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania and minnesota. next the mueller report documents the trump campaign's communications regarding secretary clinton's and the dnc's stolen emails. within five hours of president trump calling on russia to find secretary clinton's emails, gru officers, quote, targeted for the first time clinton's personal office, end quote. the mueller report also reveals that president trump repeatedly asked individuals affiliated with his campaign, including michael flynn, quote, to find the deleted clinton emails, end quote. these efforts included suggestions to contact foreign intelligence services, russian hackers and individuals on the dark web. the report confirms that trump knew of wikileaks' releases of the stolen emails and received status up

local raid show show host lasted constantine. >> he has no problem discriminating against the federally is exemplary how crazy this region has gotten. reporter: responding to the executive order that bars i.c.e. flights the department transportation sent king county a letter. federal law prohibits enforcement of any such direction. the county received $21 million in federal grants for this airport over the last seven years. one stipulation, the county has to let the federal government have access to the airport. liz? liz: dan, a heck of a fight. thank you so much for your reporting there, sir. pushback from local governments all because i.c.e. is forced to move illegal migrant around the country to alleviate facilities that are swamped. that is another part of the story. let's break it down with national border patrol council vice president art dell cueto. good to see you, art. reaction to seattle saying to i.c.e. you can't use their airport to deport criminal illegals and other illegals? >> this is the first time i heard but i hate to comment on it but what i am seeing a whole bunch

were aware that internal campaign strategy and polling data was being shared with russian national constantine kilimnik. good question. to what degree was your investigation able to determine whether internal clinton campaign data analytics and voter turnout models that were stolen as part of the russian hacking operation were used by russia or shared with anyone working for or with the trump campaign? to what degree did your investigation examine the role of cambridge analytica, aggregate iq or the scl group in the 2016 election? did your investigation examine the possibility that u.s. election or campaign information was shared with russia through these entities? to what degree was your investigation able to determine the trump campaign's and russian government pursuing back channel communications cleaning kislyak who suggested should use secure facilities at the russian embassy. also, between sergei and gorkov and carol dmitriev, the head of russia's sovereign wealth fund who reports directly to vladimir putin. also, what about that back channel between erik prince, a trusted associate of t

constantin august of texas, beat the crap out of the sergeant of arms and useshis cowboy boots to kick out the slats of the door and make good his escape . one democrat screams in anger at reed and says under god and the constitution you have no right to count me present without my permission and read says to the chairman, the chair is fading the stack that this chairman denies he present on the floor of the house. for2 and a half more months, this is wrangled upon and settled by the us supreme court and in the meantime or 4 and a half months, no bill gets passed . opening day of the debate, another texan makes a contribution to the positive spirit, william henry mark, six foot six inches tall, thin as a rail, mean as the civil war with brigade, which is read and says to his fellow democrats, if any member will order me to remove this dictator from his position of power upon the podium, i will do so by force forth with. read says the honorable gentleman from texas is out of order, the next day martin shows up, is 16 inch long bowling night, sits in front of the speaker and methodically

we had robert goddard and they had constantine. the two were equivalent. we knew that russia was our competitors. but in our day-to-day life, getting up in the morning to go to work, we had enough on our plate to not have to worry about what was on the russians plate at the time. yes, we knew about them, but it was like looking at them through a scrim, you might say, or some sort of filter. host: you might remember that walter cronkite was deeply involved in the space program and cared about it a lot. i was the moscow correspondent. cbs abouto much at putting it into a global context that it would fly me from moscow to cape canaveral to add to what i thought was the russian component. where are the russians in space compared to us? did you have a feeling of being behind? mike: that's a good question and i don't have a good answer. i think there were times when we felt about even stephen, may be behind. toward the latter years, i felt we were surging ahead. -- i would call year zero being 1969, the year of the first lunar landing, but i would say going back

according to constantine paul manafort associate gave individuals in russia the impression that he maintain dollars connections to the president. in december 8, 2016 an email attended attempted -- intended for manafort, this quote, in moscow today sending messages he is authorized to talk to russia on behalf of dt on a range of issues of mutual interest in the ukraine. on december 9, 2016, page went to dinner with nes employees, shlomo weber and andre cribbage . weber had contacted -- to let him know paige was in town and to invite him to stop by for dinner if you wish to do so. they came to the restaurant for a few minutes to meet with page. he congratulated page on trump selection and expressed interest in starting a dialogue between the united states and russia. good work nick asked paige if he could facilitate connecting the board it with individuals involved in the transition to begin a discussion of future cooperation. redaction. redaction. redaction. redaction. separately discussed working together in the future by forming an academic partnership and contacts within through mike t fl

manager, paul manafort, passed internal campaign polling data, messaging and strategy updates to constantine kilimnik, a russian national, with ties to russian intelligence. the mueller report explains how paul manafort briefed kilimnik in early august of 2016 on, and i quote, the state of the trump campaign and manafort's plan to win the election, end quote. including the campaign's focus on the battleground states of michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania and minnesota. next, the mueller report documents the trump campaign's communications regarding secretary clinton's and the dnc's stolen e-mails. specifically, the report states, and i quote, within approximately five hours of president trump calling on russia to find secretary clinton's e-mails, russian intelligence agency, gru officers, quote, targeted for the first time clinton's personal office, end quote. the mueller report also reveals that president trump repeatedly asked individuals affiliated with his campaign, including michael flynn, quote, to find the deleted clinton e-mails, end quote. these efforts included suggestions to contact

but county executive, democrat dale consisten constantine, issn order issuing companies to stop servicingr lose the contract with the county. the fed federation for immigran reform calls it a war against border enforcement. >> this is taking it to a new level. sanctuary policies say the local jurisdiction will not cooperate with i.c.e. here, they're black listing companies that do business with i.c.e. this crosses into probably obstruction of justice. >> reporter: in washington state i.c.e. and detainees are having to drive to yakima, three hours instead of 40 minutes. an i.c.e. official say state and local efforts thwarting the operation serve to create additional security concerns and add additional costs and delays to local taxpayers. >> the loca low boar bureaucratt we are going to comply with, what we are not. >> reporter: the u.s. transportation department sent king county a letter saying federal laws prohibits the enforcement of any such directive. the king county executive and the airport manager refused to comment. their actions could at the very least cost the county millions of

. >>> constantine kilimnik. kilimnik is la russian national who lived in russia and ukraine and was a the long-term manafort impose petitions had access to yanukovych and his senior entourage and he facilitated communications between manafort and his clients including yanukovych and multiple ukraine yan oligarchs. kilimnik also maintained relationship with deripaska's deputy vickter boy ark ina russian national who devd? the defense attach office to the embassy to the united states. manafort told the office he didn't believe kilimnik was works as a russian spy. the fbi however assess that is kilimnik has tie foss russian intelligence. several pieces of the office's evidence including witness interviews and emails obtained through court authorized search warrants support that assessment. kilimnik was born on april 27, 1970 and in the soviet you know yn and attended the military institute of the ministry of defense from 1987 until 1992. sam patton, a business partner to kilimnik stated that kilimnik told him he wa

manager, paul manafort, passed internal campaign polling data, messaging, and strategy updates to constantinel with tries to russian intelligence and how manafort briefed the russian in early 2016 on and i quote, the state of the trump campaign and manafort's plan to win the election, end quote. including the campaign's focus on the battleground states of michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, and minnesota. next the mueller report documents the trump campaign's communications regarding secretary clinton's and the dnc's stolen emails. specifically the report states, and i quote, within approximately five hours of president trump calling on russia to find secretary clinton's emails, russian intelligence agency gru officers, quote, targeted for the first time clinton's personal office, end quote. the mueller report also reveals that president trump repeatedly asked individuals affiliated with his campaign, including michael flynn, quote, to find the deleted clinton emails, end quote. these efforts included suggestions to contact foreign intelligence services, russian hackers, and individuals on the