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to elliot richardson, one was the moral hero of watergate. he resigned his cabinet when nixon tried to get him to fire. the special prosecutor. but rather than do that, richardson resigned and the investigation proceeded. and led to nixon being forced out of. and it turned out elliot. richardson was very well informed about the october surprise as well. and when i was interviewing him, he told watergate was a garden party compared to the october surprise. and yet there i was at newsweek, which was owned by the washington post and of course, the washington post uncovered watergate. they that's where they did their great greatest work. and yet when i got the washington to newsweek, they did a 180 and they covered it up. and i was sort of agog about it and i can go more more details if people want to but i would sort of after three months there by astonishment it was was so astonishing about what did is they ran three articles a week after week and they said the october didn't happen. the october surprise didn't happen the october surprise didn'

she envied the performance of daughter in law fay emerson, who was married to elliot and hosted the late cbs talk show the fay emerson show instead, air said of herself in her early television. needless to say, i'm never happy when i'm on television in the first place. i cannot remember that i'm being photographed every minute and i do stupid things like lick my lips when they get dry, which makes you look exactly as though you were sticking your tongue out at someone. perhaps with greater experience, i will do a little better. the lights are hot and on the whole i think the results none too happy for me. she did, of course, persevere and got better at it. air learned to read cue cards rather than notes her lap. what began as a foreign experience in the makeup chair became. by 1959? she wrote and excited daily. i went on frank sinatra show in hollywood. the pay for 5 minutes was fantastic, in my part, rather nice, but i'm not very good at entertainment. i've never had so many compliments. and i found watching the mechanics amusing, she would make many more television appearances, althoug

elliot anderson scoring his first for the club with callum hudson—odoi, and who else but chris wood gettinghit back with two goals. but it was ultimately too little, too late. they remain ten points adrift of safety whilst forest are third, six points behind liverpool, having played a game more. this is — never, the game is never over. every team competes very well. southampton is competing really, really well. made our second half really hard. they are playing and credit for them to survive. they fight every ball, all the duels — that's a warning for us. they scored, like, first two goals really ridiculous. and second half yeah, second half last 30 minutes we fight, we play with the energy, we scored two goals, aina saved another one and that's what i want to see. here, then, is how the top of the premier league table looks: they remain ten points adrift of safety whilst forest are third, six points behind liverpool, having played a game more. this is — never, the game is never over. every team competes very well. southampton is competing really, really well. made our second half really ha

elliot, it's obviously not pretty. pretty.it's not weird for a supreme court justice to recommend a former law clerk. that's what people go and clerk for them. but to have him be on the phone with trump a day before trump's attorneys are going to file this, which maybe he doesn't follow the trump cases closely. but it was very clear that trump's team was likely going to go to the supreme court. did they not get what they wanted? >> look, more than anything else, caitlin, the appearance of impropriety with the supreme court justice is really what matters here. even if it was completely above board, i am old enough to remember when my own boss, the attorney general, got in trouble for having someone she was investigating bill clinton on her plane with loretta lynch. so it merely talking to the president, the president elect is sort of problematic. and the appearance of it now, has he gotten what he's wanted? we shall see how this all plays out over the coming days. this is all moving incredibly quickly. >> yeah. elliot williams,

elliot williams, how do you evaluate how she performed yesterday? it does seem like she is absolutely on track to get this job. and kash patel clearly was looming as the incoming fbi director or the nominated, i should say, fbi director loomed over the hearing. right. >> the question is, does she have 50 people in the united states senate who are going to vote for her after tomorrow? and that is a resounding yes. and we sort of knew that going into the hearing. now, the question was, was this nominee going to say something tragic or cataclysmic that got her in trouble? obviously not. you know, the really interesting thing on the kash patel question of would you hire somebody whom you knew to have an enemies list? she really gave the bare minimum answer that we would have. we ought to expect of any political leader, which is, no, i would not hire someone who had an enemies list. all of this is setting a predicate for democrats six months or a year from now, to call her to have her back at another hearing. you know, there will be oversight hearings an

with me now, cnn legal analyst elliot williams. elliot, good to see you here. okay. um, there is a responsibility for the special counsel to provide a report. then the a.g. hands it over to congress. that's supposed to be the way it goes. um, cannon saying no. does she have any right to do so? you know, for the first time, i think judge aileen cannon, who is overseeing this case, is onto something. >> and i think she's right here. and this is and i say this after having watched her sort of mismanage a lot of aspects of the case, it's hard to plausibly make an argument for releasing a report that contains investigative materials and all kinds of things that can hurt the reputations of criminal defendants while they have cases pending and at. if there is a chance that these people are going to be prosecuted, it's just not it's not the right time to release the report. >> and the thought is people are saying, well, it's kind of an exercise and they're not going to stay being prosecuted because they'll have a new doj head. trump won't allow this to happen, but that specu

mister elliot, are you satisfied with the response to find these fires that we've seen? so far as well i'm, i'm, i'm glad that these big put some assets in place before hand because we knew that there was going to be the risk of fire. the president immediately responded to the governor's call. and as you declare to a maximal emergency, and there's been a lot of of what really, really positive assistance that started to come through. we have fire trucks coming from all over the state, back all over the west. we have fire trucks coming in from arizona and nevada, oregon, but clearly they're, they're still wasn't enough on the ground. part of what made this really hard is that the winds were in usually intense. and we also had several fires happening all at once, which really put a strain on our local ability to, to fight all those fires at the same time. so of course i'm not satisfied because in the end of the day we lost so much of a community on but i do know that that that is the system has been kicking into gear and is providing us with a lot of assistance now. yeah. b

here with us in the studio, is cnn legal analyst elliot williams.iot, this will not come as a surprise to you, if you have been listening to con ing ing ing ing to conservatives for some time now. one particular conservative would not be cover under citizenship. vivek ramaswamy says the 14th does not speak. >> i think what president does the president have? he can issue executive orders, unless he is doing somebody else's job, doing the job of congress or the courts or reaching too far. now, the language of the constitution is quite clear about what this is citizenship in the united states. all persons born or naturalized in the united states, are citizens of the united states. that's out of the 14th amendment. >> subject to the jurisdiction thereof. they are saying if you're a diplomat, you're not subject to the jurisdiction therefore, your kids are not citizens of the united states. does that apply there? >> it does not. >> and the courts have held it does not. >> when you are the child of a diplomat, you are subject to your country's jurisdiction

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thanks for joining us this morning, elliot. >> thank you.ew mexico felony assaults for repeat offenders in the past six years. numbers, madison. madison: yeah, talking about courts and crime and it's a shocking number. new york city saw 146.5% jump in repeat offenders over the last six years and offenders that commit a crime, released and then commit a felony assault. listen to another stat, suspect withs three already existing arrests were charged with assault 442 times just last year. police commissioner jessica tish told reporters on monday "imagine howdies heartening it is for our cops to be there arresting the same people for the same crimes in the same neighborhoods day after day". the main driving factor is the revolving door of the new york justice system. stuart: known as alvin bragg. thank you, madison. it's time for the wednesday trivia question. who is third in the order of presidential succession? speaker of the house, secretary of state, attorney general, or president pro tem of the senate? i think i've got this one much the an

to my left, elliot abrams, senior fellow for middle eastern studies at cfr. in addition to his time in congress as chief of staff to senator moynahan, assistant secretary of state, also served as deputy assistant to the president and deputy national security adviser to the george w. bush administration, and in the trump administration, special representative for iran and venezuela. on the screen we have liana fix, an expert in european security. liana has been a fellow across the united states and europe including the german marshall fund, german institute for international and security affairs, also been a fellow for international affairs at the german federal office. and the delegation into please see payment as well as the carnegie, moscow center. we have an incredible panel today. looking forward to a very rich discussion on the global dimensions of the china-russia relationship all building on this fantastic csr that you saw it earlier today from richard fontaine. this is a printed copy that i stole from elliott's office. they are so scarce, they are sol

elliot middle school, same thing. it is basically a total loss. the goal is to use the resources they do have to try to stop any new spot fires that pop up to try to save the homes and buildings that are still here. and just do whatever they can in those overnight hours taking advantage of those calmer winds and getting some containment lines. >> thank you katie. reporting live from altadena, los angeles county. paul, on a personal note, i lived very, very close to where she was standing. my son's day care was there. i did aural my errands there. it was surreal to see this happening somewhere i have been so many times. it is just that feeling for so many people. this is just one area. so much of the los angeles area has burned. >> and so many people who lived there never thought the fire would climb that far, that close to the coast. the fire crews have their work cut out for them. the good news is that some of the smaller fires, they are managing to get some containment. they are having some success getting progress on the newer fires. they will

. >> reporter: tony elliot, director of parks and recreation for the city of santa cruz, said the road to revamping the wharf is still in the early stages. the agency still needs to find all the debris that washed up in the ocean. perhaps the biggest priority is securing a crane that fell into the water. >> the equipment has been located and it does not pose any additional environmental risk at this point. in other words, it's not leaking oil or fuel. >> reporter: there's still the question whether to rebuild the part of the wharf that collapsed with the risk of more powerful waves in the future. the agency is still planning to complete a revitalization master plan put in place a few years ago, but with more updates that account for climate change and high swells. >> what we aim to do as a city and as a region is really think about our approach with any storm event that may be coming. how do we best prepare for that? >> reporter: in the meantime the city is focusing on bringing foot traffic back to one of its most beloved landmarks so businesses like the morinis can welcome guests once

elliot, were you surprised by this decision? >> yes and no. no. in that it is the right decision legally. now we can set the politics aside, and i'll talk about the legal right. yes. only insofar as nothing has been predictable when it comes to legal matters with respect to donald trump and where the courts are going to go on. so there is an element of surprise to it. legally, it's quite straightforward. in order for donald trump not even, say, donald trump, the defendant, to be able to have his rights as a defendant, to move on with his appeal to make the arguments he's talking about the sort of challenges that the underlying lawsuit, he's got to be sentenced. that's a basic fact in american law. the supreme court, a let's say bipartisan or at least cross ideological segment of the supreme court, said, let's let this play out in the future sentence. this defendant, if he has other arguments in the future, he can raise them. so it's a quite straightforward legal matter. now, there's all kinds of politics around donald trump, and i get it legally.

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elliot, for coming in. can we let's start there with that statement. what is jack smith trying to get at? explain that for us. >> what? yeah. what jackson is getting at is there the standard for conspiracy against the united states or conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, which are the things that they said they could have convicted donald trump on? the legal standard was met based on the facts they had. now, what they're saying is that we just can't charge a president with a crime through long standing justice department policy and some reading of decades, if not centuries, of existing law. it's just not probably not possible to charge a president with a crime. now, the question is why is someone above the law or whatever else? and that's not really it. the simple fact is, under the constitution, only one person can be president at a time, if that. and this is the justice department's reasoning. if that person is tied up in court, they cannot fulfill their duties. it's not a practical argument. it's a basically functional one that nobody else

elliot williams, evan perez, thank you both so much. still to come, the ceo of the world's largest bank has a message to anyone worried about trump's proposed tariffs. get over it. >> plus, with first lady melania trump is planning for round two at the white house based on lessons learned from the first time around. and just ahead, some stunning new images out of los angeles county, where firefighters are now responding to a new wildfire already prompting evacuation orders. those details ahead. >> kobe the making of a legend premieres saturday at nine on cnn. >> hey guys. there's a change. >> in the air. >> two changes. >> two changes. >> the three row. >> luxury tt because everyone should feel like the center of. >> the universe. >> and my progressive rep was super helpful. >> tom hayes is passive progressive. >> the way kevin says. >> he always. >> has to help you. >> tom doesn't have progressive, so he takes it out on those who do. >> you switch? >> you can save hundreds. >> that's great. >> you can buy more of that cologne. >> we al

first to you, elliot williams, this freeze is on until monday. do you see this going to the supreme court? what's the timetable? >> there's a long way to. >> go before. >> the supreme court, because first the judge would have to rule on it. this is just what's called an administrative hold or administrative stay, just to give the parties time to really brief up their arguments that they could bring. and there's a few of them that the parties who are challenging these orders could have. number one, there's a basic constitutional question can the president even stop funding it all? the constitution says that congress ought to do that. there's a contract law question, which is, if you and i were to form an agreement, boris, whether you and i or you and i or you and me, or if you're. >> the government and. >> i'm a grantee and i break my don't hold up my end of that bargain, can i sue you for that? so that's the other one. and then the other one is the first amendment question. are are groups being punished for the views they hold? these are just the

i see you smiling, elliot. he very well may. but this is the picking of every single fight. is it going to be the kind of thing that will exhaust americans and take the focus away from the popular things in his agenda that he would like? >> i think to your point, nancy pelosi has been called a lot of things by by some other catholics, including including baby killer nancy pelosi, has never handled those remarks like donald trump did. so i think the difference is people feel like they have to ask donald trump for mercy. nancy pelosi and other people, other members of the democratic party, do not treat people like that when they disagree with them, including clergy elliott i. >> know i was looking at kristen, who i just don't think we ought to both sides, um, how people respond to religious leaders, they don't agree with because to kristen's point, everybody is a little bit guilty. but, you know, i just get back to the original point, um, members of the clergy have been saying spicy things from the pulpit for millennia. martin luther king, uh, the political undertones to his c

first incursion into the hotel, loving faithful elliot little before. and i look kind of listened to to be handled. the memo took 9. i'm not sure what i'm going to be hired on. i'm in the wake of the small groups of christian for lunches suit managed to hide inside the hotel, killed the scene in national movement. come on to the full, making their way up to the top on the 24th floor by the fall, by hey, of all sorts of stuff on the on our shop. see on what, how you can walk me through stuff solves will study is out of feedback and i'm most mostly word for the low notes what i'm a little probably and then not of all or should in the, on a life on some sort over say out away so what i can always use your mike of the the images of the sniper dropping 20 full flows that he's got from the street under the militia, celebrating for the cameras, have become symbols of the full of the holiday in the bottles that happened. the roommate room floor by floor stairway stair, the bottle of all the de incomplete tubes, the deviation of beta woods through the green line

now up by 20 elliot cadeau drives and lays it in unc pouring it on later in the half, ian jackson draws contact. plus the bucket. he had a game-high 20 points to go along with 7 rebounds as unc cruises 79. 53. well from cal hoops to football. former golden bear and forty-niners center. alex mack today and into the college football hall of fame back played for cal from 2004 to 2008 followed by a 13 year nfl career with the browns falcons and niners. he was a seven-time pro bowler. some of the other notable inductees announced today former coaches nick saban and urban meyer and pro football hall of famer michael strahan. the induction ceremony going to be september or excuse me, december 9th in los vegas. finally tonight, let's get to soccer where the san jose earthquakes heading into the season with some renewed excitement following a disappointing 2024 season. today the quakes announced their 2 newest players, yosef, martinez and christian. she chill around go. martinez was the league's mvp in 2018. he scored 116 goals and 184 career games. rondo coming off an all-star season with real

. >> hi, elliot silberman with the "washington post." thank you for taking my question. or talk about recent attacks company changes that may beat me events already prompted. for example you expanding the security permit more than you would have a plan to a week ago. are there additional road closures anything more specific that these events have prompted and your posture? >> as stated earlier one of the things we do as we work closely with our intelligence and colleagues. anytime we see any threat across the country that may be impactful here we assess and re- about our security posture we've been out working and playing the inauguration for quite some time. if we feel or believe at this time there's a need for us to enhance our security posturing higher than what it is we will do so. at this time we do not see or know any credible threats to the city. we will manage the plan we have created amongst all of our agencies. as you know we are very flexible in this space here in the district of columbia we have managed large-scale events on many, many occasions. we will be a

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so, as we establish elliot, you know, in an adverb 2024 of the united arab emirates, as the most responsible actor a in is, you know, in, in the accomplishments with ad, right. they uh, they continue to support the support for us is our numerous reporting, these from credible sources establishing that with it refutable evidence that the united advisors supporting dollars have. and i think that's part of the reason why they put the produce in effort doing it to and for focus primarily on for an access, particularly on the way. and therefore uh, you know, that you a, is the most responsible actor in this, uh, this uh, conflict. and it must be held to account. and i think this is also another reason why this determination is so significant in a sense that it's uh, you know, yeah, signals, you know, in the states such as the way for what they do more testing by the health of all one and back sense of the human rights with us from come paula today. thank you very much for that analysis. thank you very much. that's have a look at a few more news headlines. south korea's impeach president june, so

elliot and miles. >> reporter: spencer and his siblings grew up going to ocean shore, and they don't part ways from things like the school's award-winning program, oceans 411, a program where students run educational activities at the beach and in the classroom. >> i learned a lot with my friends, and like, they let you, like, do, like, group projects. and, like, specifically oceans 411, you can like group up with your friend and teach little kids or younger kids the things that you know. >> sneaker waves. >> reporter: sheila is a head of oceans 411. she says she is frustrated by the lack of communication. >> there's been no brainstorming. there's been -- it's like this is it. we don't really care what you think about it. instead of like a lot of districts that when they go to close a school they have input from the community, how will it affect the community. >> reporter: she taught at ocean shore for 20 years, her children graduated from the school, and now her granddaughter is there. >> i like art class, because we get to do fun activities. >> but now with everything in jeopardy,

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come down a little bit, elliot. you can see the structure just a few minutes ago that was standing whatever that was. now it's just a few beams. we just saw some huge collapses of some of the major structural beams there. there's hardly anything left there. and if you go even further south on pch, i mean, we're just seeing these big clouds of black smoke sweeping down the hillside and coming toward the ocean. not sure what it is up there that's burning, but it looks like they're kind of repositioning a lot of their their firefighting efforts down this way. we just saw a convoy of fire officials that just were rushing down pch. i see another one that's up in the distance coming down from the north. and again, you got like a police officer here. so it seems that they're focusing some of their efforts now on this section, which is south of sunset boulevard along pch. and you know, we're looking at these structures that are burning. take a look up there. you see a ridge now on fire. the good news from where we're standi

our panel is here to discuss stephen collinson, cnn politics senior reporter elliot williams, cnn legal analyst, former federal prosecutor kate bedingfield, cnn political commentator, former biden white house communications director. and brad todd, cnn political commentator and a republican strategist. welcome to all of you. thank you all for being here. stephen collinson, i actually want to start with you. as we think about the big picture here, because donald trump is correct, the voters have spoken all of those things that we just saw play out. they happened and the voters said, perhaps they didn't say, we don't care about that, but they said we care about other things more. we want to send you back to the oval office. this reads to me as a sweeping defense by jack smith of how the department conducted itself in dealing with this matter. how do you read it? >> yes, and i think it shows why the president elect was so keen for none of this to come out before the election. and it's sobering when you think that the person who allegedly committed these acts will next week swear an oath to

my sources tonight, cnn's katelyn polantz and elliot williams. elliot, rudy giuliani had said repeatedly in court he had no money left. he had exhausted everything. so he had this property, two properties. he had some world series rings that they were trying to get ahold of. >> 27 time world champion new york yankees. world series rings. we just to correct that on the record? yes. >> so they're valuable? >> yeah. oh, yes. >> okay. but immediately when we saw this, how that was the question. how? >> and that is the great mystery. it is not a surprise that he has no money left because he has been involved in a lot of extremely expensive litigation for years at this point. and look, lawyers cost a lot of money. i don't say that as a joke. litigation costs a lot of money. where exactly did the money come from? now, the the specific terms of the settlement have not been released or announced, at least the dollar amounts. and so it's hard to know exactly how much he came up with here. but this is quite perplexing, given that he did say on the record in

elliot, it's obviously not pretty. pretty. it's not weird for a supreme court justice to recommend a former law clerk. that's what people go and clerk for them. but to have him be on the phone with trump a day before trump's attorneys are going to file this, which maybe he doesn't follow the trump cases closely. but it was very clear that trump's team was likely going to go to the supreme court. did they not get what they wanted? yeah. >> look, more than anything else, caitlin, the appearance of impropriety with the supreme court justice is really what matters here, even if it was completely above board. i am old enough to remember when my own boss, the attorney general, got in trouble for having someone she was investigating bill clinton on her plane with loretta lynch. so it merely talking to the president, the president elect is sort of problematic. and the appearance of it now, has he gotten what he's wanted? we shall see how this all plays out over the coming days. this is all moving incredibly quickly. >> yeah. elliott w

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my legal sources are elliot williams, former federal prosecutor, and jim trusty, former attorney fordonald trump. elliot, my first question when this came down was, does judge cannon have the authority to block this report, not block it in this way? >> she is holding it, putting a pause on it while an appeal is pending by two of the two of trump's co-defendants in florida. now, again, jim and i were talking about this beforehand. it remains to be seen how quickly that appeals court will resolve this matter. these these kinds of motions, these tend to go pretty quickly. now we're talking about days here, not weeks and weeks and weeks, but we'll just have to see. but for now, she can pause it. >> but even if the report is part of, it's not even focused on anything that was ever in her wheelhouse. i mean, she had the classified documents case, as you know. well, not the election interference case that was in the hands of judge chutkan. so how does that work in the terms of her authority, from your understanding? >> i mean, the briefing is actually very light on exactly what her authorit

elliot, let me ask you about this. just because the one pregnant woman talked to the independent, the newspaper, the independent, and her name is monica, monica and her husband arrive in the u.s. from venezuela six years ago. they've been building a life, trying to do everything to make their home here. they're in the process of seeking asylum. obviously, venezuela has had so much political and violence and challenges working, paying taxes. we were able to buy a home, she said. we had reached a point of stability in this country and wanted to have a child. she's now 12 weeks pregnant. i should be worried about the health of my child. i should be thinking about that, she said. instead, she is stressed, anxious and depressed, facing reality that my child might not be able to become a u.s. citizen. and i guess, i mean, you note that there was this stay, but there were there were there was a period of time there where babies were born. and this executive order was in effect. what does it mean? >> it shows the arbitrariness

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the families of nick phaser, ron sherman, and elliot till the dental were told they were murdered in captivity in december 2023. nearly a year later, the army admitted an air strike probably killed them. israel to military celebrated the recovery of 4 captives in a rate on central government in june as a success that attacked on the same refugee camp. cost the lives of nearly 300 college students. and in september, 6 bodies were recovered from a tunnel and rough israel says they were shot by him. us the group says and is ready. bomb killed him with a new ceasefire. in effect, the agonizing wait for families of the remaining captives is expected and soon the questions and anger over hawaii, israel's government miss so many opportunities to free them are likely to continue . for the a car which is 0. the v is really cabinet is due to meet a this thursday to discuss the ceasefire agreement. dogs, there has been a smith joins us now for more on this. so they were due to meet the right about now . but that's now been postponed. don't understand why is that full yet? so israel is delegatio

the families of nick phaser, ron sherman, and elliot till the dental were told they were murdered in captivity. in december 2023. nearly a year later, the army admitted an air strike, probably killed them. israel to military celebrated the recovery of 4 captives in a rate on central government in june as a success that attacked on the same refugee camp costs the lives of nearly $300.00 college students. and in september, 6 bodies were recovered from a tunnel and rough israel says they were shot by him. us the group says and is ready. bomb killed him with a new ceasefire. in effect, the agonizing wait for families of the remaining captives is expected and soon the questions and anger over hawaii, israel's government miss so many opportunities to free them are likely to continue for the a car which is 0. now group of these really is has gather in west jerusalem to protest against the ceasefire deal this time. these are these really forces in gaza among those demonstrating their calling on the government to abandon the d and calling it a surrender. and israel's prime minister benjamin t

after a resolution was reached to allow it to return migraines, the columbia, and president elliot turned away to american military at cross carrying deported. colombian migrants, us prison. donald trump retaliated by threatening tires on old columbia named ports . he also threatened to cancel visas for columbia and officials. the white house is columbia has now agreed to accept those, the 40s from the us, at least 95056 people were arrested across the us on sunday. as part of the trump administrations cracked down on undocumented migrants, border control officers arrested 6 people in raised in chicago, illinois, or the chief tom homan says those arrested include convicted sex offenders, gang members and convicted murderous. the us defense secretary, p, texas says the pentagon is providing resources to support the presidents executive orders of this kind of gone snap to last week. we helped move forward troops putting more barriers and also to insure mass deportation. support of mass deportations in support of the present subject. that is something the defense department absolutely will c

aquí venía este disparo de elliot anderson. golazo para el 1 por 0 y de golazo se trata.bla general. el liverpool sigue primero con 6 puntos de ventaja y un partido menos. mientras tanto, el camino al super bowl 59 continúa y hoy por la pantalla de telemundo tuvimos un partido con mucho frío pero lleno de emociones. vamos al lincoln financial field de philadelphia, donde nevó todo lo que quiso y también lo que hicieron. lo que quisieron fueron las Águilas de filadelfia. aquí matthew stafford, que tuvo un buen partido, entregaba el balón 1 de los 2 que entregó los rams y después el héroe de la tarde iba a ser un barkley. ya les había clavado 255 yardas en la semana 11 a los rams, otras 205 y 2 touchdowns. y con eso las Águilas de filadelfia se van a meter a la champions. y lo pusieron interesante. los rams todavía se pusieron a un touchdown de diferencia solamente para cerrar el partido, pero no lo iban a conseguir. y con esto el hennessy championship se va a jugar entonces en la casa de los higos. hasta aquí los deportes. nos tomamos una pausa y regresamos. domina la acci

a del shimara has promised to hold a national dialogue conference in his 1st speech as president elliot. he meant the mirror i've got to shake to mean ben tiny at the 1st floor and leave it to visit ser since before the bus driver side. back in december. okay, to the united states, a recovery operation is underway near washington dc office or a plane. and the military helicopter collided in mid to of the potomac worth. 64 people are on board the american airlines flight, which was moments away from landing. no one is believed to have sufficed by kind of reports now from arlington. in virginia. it was the morning lights came the doc news search teams who'd been deployed for hours in and on the icy waters of the potomac found no survivors. despite all those efforts, we're now at a point where we're switching from a rescue operation to a recovery operation. moments before the collection, the warnings from air traffic control patsy for august 30th i pacify funding. cctv footage from reagan national airport captured what happened next investigation will be headed by the national transportati

you before you had a kaya yoko level things up, they were both took the lead once again with harvey elliot, making it to want to quit goals from p. s. b. me was there now leading free to with just minutes left in what was liber please just an opportunity for barcelona to clean a top solidly to the lead against atlanta. 3, let me in your mouth for the in a back and forth. the 2nd half, it's 2 to as well. we have a similar situation. your 2nd to your competition on thursday with all 18 you wrote believe matches taking place at the same time. manchester united please remain inside f. c. s b is they look to wrap up the top 8 finish, and mark is rush for a train with his teammates. just days after manager, reuben admiral claimed rather play his 63 year old goalkeeper coach over the england forward hope to play for the 1st time in 6 weeks is united in to finish the league phase and beaten or things should be so much better to be the gospel, but these crash for the he has to change. if we change, we have to go to them where we're going to put the fall in like a rush for and we need it. so, but in