billy flynn, who pulled the trigger, was released in 2015. found a tremendous amount of shame. >> do you think about billy flynn, what he's doing? >> i do sometimes. it makes me angry. but i am a person who does not want to live in bitterness and anger. >> in our interview, wet pamela smart did want to talk about is her sentence. life without parole. >> i'm not even arguing of trying my case again. what happened happened. at trialed. and i was found guilty, and i was sentenced, and i'm in prison. and i've spent nearly 29 years here now. so at this point, all i'm saying is, is this sentence fair? >> that is the kind of question, many criminal evidence reforms are asking. more states are making mandatory sentencing and the life without parole. >> a lot of forward-thinking governors are saying that the sentences archaic. it is leaving no room for redemption of mercy. >> and if rehabilitation is the goal, pamela smart would say she is the poster child. >> i have one masters in law, and one in english literature. and i'm working on a doctorate of

ron flynn. i don't know if they had anything to ad before we go on with public comment. >> if you don't would you police lower your hands. i don't have anything. i'm sorry. >> thank you. >> i don't either apologies not sure how to lower my hand. >> no worries thank you for confirming. we have 2 callers, stand by. welcome, your 3 minutes begins now. >> hello this is debbie from san francisco human services network in association of 80 community based nonprofits. we had deep concern about the impact of the behested contribution's measure on the city's ability to raise donations for urgent community needs service for homeless and other vulnerable residents it lead to consequences due to a broad approach or lack of clarity and caused harmful delays now required for the city attorney to review all potential solicitations on a case by case basis. we support the amendments put forth bite mayor's office and supervisor peskin. they will mitigate the provisions that caused the greatest harm to the ability

speeds are north flynn. speeds are moving at 29 miles per hour. travel time is about 39 minutes from 205 to the dublin interchange. > >> 5:19. the video gaming company zenga making a big move, move, setting up shop in a new location. what it means for bay area companies. > >> that is in jam, math teacherg to students with rap and just went from the classroom >> it's the weekend. let's talk about brunch not lunch into the weekend. daytime highs will be t warmer than the rest of the wee. upper 80s from noon to 2:00 in d areas, upper 60s from the coast to bay. notice how partly cloudy cloudy skies have returned. yesy was beautiful and today will be the lower 80s in anywhere from concord, vallejo, even napa fort matter. san francisco will be in in the mid 70s for the afternoon. around 2:00, low 80s year santa rosa as well as mounn view all the way to the south b. i hope everyone has an amazing . the weather is beautiful. enjoy some fresh air. it is pool water water in the east inland hills.l keep you updated in the weather center and we'll go back dow

this photo from december 12th shows flynn and patrick burn, another trump ally indicted by trump oathcture as well. >> both minuta and rhodes have been charged with seditious conspiracy, conspiring to use force against the federal government. they've pleaded not guilty. ten other oath keepers and five proud boys have also been charged with seditious conspiracy. three oath keepers have pleaded guilty. according to members of the committee, longtime trump ally roger stone also had ties to these groups. >> in the same time frame stone communicated with both the proud boys and the oath keepers regularly. the committee obtained encrypted content from a group chat called friends of stone, fos, which included stone, rhodes, tario, and ali alexander. >> tario is leader of the proud boys. >> the chat focused on events in november and december of 2020 as well as january 6th. on january 6th stone was guarded by two oath keepers who have since been criminally indicted for seditious conspiracy. one of them later pleaded guilty and according to the department of justice admitted the oath keepers we

but mike flynn had his own connections to both the proud boys and the oath keepers. he had his first amendment praetorian's that were also circling around the insurrection and reporting back to another colleague at willard. so i think that's where the committee really wants to go. they want to end this with donald trump was not a victim of parallel action. he wanted the election to go his way. and the crowd did too. they want to show that there is circumstantial evidence, at least, that almost trump was directing the traffic. >> does this say of anything about -- does this offer any sort of argument against the whole idea that january 6th was just some spontaneous event? >> i mean, absolutely. i think that's exactly what they're trying to unpack. and remember the stand back and stand by. i mean, there's so many different pieces to this puzzle that once you kind of take a step back and look at the overarching picture, including that this conspiracy, according to what we just saw, may go back to july, even before the election, the firing of chris krebs for saying that

charges came out of there was a charge between flynn and his son, flynn stood up for his son.ect donald trump stand up for his own children if push comes to shove. >> let's talk about those children. because bill barr talked about that earlier today. i want you to watch this. >> i'm not even sure she has a good case against trump himself. but what ultimately persuades me that this is a political hit job is that she grossly overreaches when she tries to drag the children into this. yes they had roles in the business, >> children, we're not talking about barron who's 16. years because a key executive in company. negotiated the hotel in washington. don junior and eric they ran the company when he was in office. what is bill barr talking about? >> well barr is really trying to get letitia james who ran for office say essentially i'm going to get donald trump civilly. i'm going to get him. that is really an imprudent thing to do. and you can bet that as they move towards trial, the trump side will scream this is unfair. but i do not think it will get them in particular anywhere. bu

michael cohen, roger stone, michael flynn? as u.s. attorney at sdny, geoff berman says he was told by trump appointees to bring a prosecution against president obama's white house counsel, despite the fact that that man had committed no crime. trump's attorney general also told berman's office to stop investigating anybody else who was involved in the campaign finance felonies that put the president's lawyer in prison. campaign finance felonies that directly involved the president himself and were committed for his benefit. they also tried to undo michael cohen's guilty plea. they did not suck see in that, but they did delay by months any further investigation into other people involved in cohen's crimes. and that's not it. look at this from berman's new book. trump's justice department tells sdny not only that they want to evaluate the basis of cohen's plea and they want sdny to stop investigating anybody else who might have been involved in those crimes committed by the trump campaign to try to cover up evidence of alleged affairs.

michael flynn has worked with the proud boys to influence local politics there, earning a victory when favorite candidates won control of the county school board in august. you know who else endorsed those candidates? ron desantis. joining me former governor and congressman, charlie crist, democratic nominee for florida governor and the man who i still call governor kris since i was a floridian. governor kris, let's go through this. >> sure. >> what i recall about your exit from the republican party was that it kind of began in 2008 when you as governor said, no, don't shut the lines down, allow people to vote. this is when president obama, then-senator obama was running when long lines were forming. you sided with teachers when the legislators tried to go after their tenure. did you foresee we would get to a point where the republican party in your state would be looking the other way, for instance, at nazis marching openly with ron desantis signs? did you see it sliding as far as it has slid in your state and nationally in the party? >> no, joy. i mean, i don't think anybody saw it g

the group is backed by trump super fan patrick byrn and former national security adviser michael flynny with the quan none pledge who pleaded guilty to the trump staple of lying to the fbi. this will overwhelm two months before the georgia mid-term elections making it hard for some registered voters to cast their ballots. joining me now is josi ross of black feet nation and owe mara, i'm going to start with you first. this sound like blatant voter suppression. it sounds illegal because they passed that jim crow law. >> right. i was going to say that i feel like this is jim crow 2.0 and the reason i say that because the original jim crow laws were designed seemingly on paper to be race blind but were actually weaponized by bad actors who are trying to intimidate, disenfranchise and demoralize black and brown lawyers. this law signed by brian kemp who is supposed to be a champion of democracy because he stood up against trump but he signed this law into effect that allows actors like michael flynn and all of his trump allies to mass challenge voter registrations across the state of georg

a former army colonel, a friend of michael flynn, an ally of michael flynn. he assembled this 38-slide powerpoint presentation outlining a plan to overturn the election, sent that powerpoint to mark meadows. and to republican lawmakers. and helped draft this executive order directing the department of justice to seize voting machines, working with rudy giuliani to gain access to voting machines. this guy was very much involved in the coup plot. he's also texting meadows. phil waldron texts meadows on december 23rd, well before the insurrection. then arizona judge had dismissed a lawsuit filed by friendly gop lamakers. he characterized arizona as our lead domino we were counting on to start the cascade, referring to similar states such as georgia, and meadows response, pathetic. this makes me think this guy is somebody they need to hear from live. what do you make of all the connections that appear to lead right back to mark meadows? >> well, joy, i have said for a long time that mark meadows' testimony and what he knows is absolutely critical if there ever is

phil flynn has been watching the computer screens. the story of the day, right? liz: right. >> federal reserve chairman jerome powell basically said get prepared for pain. we might hurt the economy. we're seeing that in the marketplace across the board. we're seeing sell pressure build into the close. when you get from 3:00 close, you get idea what traders are thinking. if some kind of people believe we might get a nice surprise, dovish surprise we would see some buy flows coming in right now. we're seeing the opposite. not really aggressively but definitely solid selling going into this 3:00 close. that tells you traders are very uncertain. they don't want to be long stocks now. with bond yields taking off, almost 3.5, 3.6 on the 10-year, when you're seeing that and the outside possibility, 24% chance that the fed could move by a basis point traders do not want to be a hero. one of the concerns the market has, a lot of traders i talk to, the fed, if they are too aggressive is going to have a dollar problem. what is that? that means i

north flynn with a 38 minute trl time from 205 towards 680. plan for the brake lights. how about some bay area bridges? the san mateo bridge, not a bad start. f you are getting ready to make te commute between 880 and 101, ths looks really good. west bound ride, not seeing brake lights or lights or issues. traffic at the the bay bridge. right now things things are smooth sailing as you you head into the city. a good start to the commute. >> thanks so much. > >> a live look at downtown san , it is the last day of the 20th m force mega conference. more than than 30,000 people are expected to attend the event today. prepe for heavy traffic in the city. k out the scene at oracle park last night. more than 40,000 people packed the venue as red hot chili peppers headlined. sog else happened too. >> this is an inspiring story. e >> reporter: music and family, o of jesse coronado's favorite th. after battling leukemia, it meas even more. >> i didn't know it was cancer.i was like give me medicine and lt me go home. >> reporter: a week before his 15th b

it is y to north flynn with a 38 minute travel time from 205 to 680. bay 680. plaza, a few more cars on the road way. s pretty typical travel condition. later on might be busier as fols start thinking of heading out of of town. one of our busier daysl be friday afternoon as well as . we'll see busy conditions on baa bridges. things are moving as they should. you see west 80 near the fremont street exit into the city. it is starting to to pick up with that extra volume there. golden gate bridge bridge is not bad. so far so good out of marin county. > >> a storm brewing on capitol hl as a judge prepares to review former president trump's case surrounding documents seized. by blackburn has the response from prosecutors. >> reporter: in a court filing,p legal team once again asked a special mass to be appointed to review documents seized from mar-a-lago a day after the request was swatted down. a fedl judge is set to hold a hearing on the request today. in the filing, lawyers call the august 8 execution of a search warrant unprecedented, unnecessary, andy unsupport

consensus is they have made some seniority of breakthrough with respect to the kinds of thing that flynn, stone and bannon were doing in the roundabout of january 6th. they don't have anything connecting donald trump to the rioters per se but they have circumstantial evidence that they were all involved in various ways to try to overturn the results of the 2020 election. i think that's very significant. it will feature to some degree the hearing on wednesday where there is such a key issue. >> the big trial starts tomorrow. stewart rhodes and four co-defendants. do you think we could get more information about those who are part of this hearing? >> well, chris, i do think that is possible through the the course of the trials that something may emerge. in order for that to actually take place, we would likely have to hear those defendants take the stand. when you talk about that in the context of the style, one thing is guaranteed. i believe if prosecutors have that information they will do the best they can to elicit that on their own. they have a protection that allows them, by part of

. >> sidney powell was fighting, mike flynn was fighting.nn screamed to me that i was a quitter. >> trump did back down on that very bad red illegal plan and quitting in a coup would be a good thing but this was the military plot. another conspiracy eats prong that hits a dead end and this is key because facing the dead end late the same night of december 18th trump turned to the other mott pushed by eastman and navarro hosting what is now an infamous treat which announces the january 6th rally beginning, quote, peter navarro released a sick-page report that was more -- that was more than sufficient for a trump victory. big, big protest in d.c. on january 6th. will be wild. now that's the first time trump ever told supporters that there was a place to come join this fight, and none of this happened in evidence. let's take a look the rick operation to sabotage january 6th as a certified vote which was xhl only after hitting the dead end in the failed plot to have the military have a coup. his lawyers warned him of the criminal issues and acti

was mark meadows supposed to get in touch with michael flynn and what did they discuss. >> so you talk. establishing whether this helps the committee establish a drink link between the white house and the rioters and the violence and add to the mix here what denver riggleman told over the weekend, that there was a call between someone in the white house and a rioter in the middle of all of it. how does it factor potentially into those question marks? >> well it is no surprise that that line on the phone records caught former representative riggleman's eye. it is a nine-second phone call from a white house phone number, out to one of the rioter who has been convicted of going into the capitol. there is a lot we don't know. who was on the white house end of that call. why was it placed, was it intentionally and what was discussed if anything during those nine seconds. but yes, the very fact that a phone call was placed from the white house switchboard to a rioter, to a person in the process of committing a federal crime, that is really important and something that the committee i'm sure

i'm told we should look out for at best some stuff about roger stone, some stuff about michael flynng. they made some more breakthroughs surrounding those political operatives involvement in january 6. i think that is significant. previouslition we learned that trump ordered his then white house staff mark meadows to place calls to both roger stone and michael flynn and be watching to see if they can make any more head way, any more breakthroughs on the calls in particular. >> the first batch of hearings is powerful. we've seen they held donald trump's poll numbers down a little bit over the summer. even before the fbi search at mar-a-lago. we heard from liz cheney who, of course, the committee's vice chair, speaking over the weekend about the upcoming hearing. take a look. >> jamie raskin was here yesterday with bob costa. >> i heard. the he mock other things said this hearing may be the last hearing that the committee has. can you confirm that? >> no. that's not right. >> okay. so this hearing will not be the last hearing that we will see? >> we don't anticipate it will be the last

ryan flynn jim deandre's restaurant rutherford, new jersey where we are sitting. columbus, ohio. guys, good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> thanks for having me. >> steve: brian, let's talk with you. a little bit if you would to the president explain how your prices are gone up. he is talking about things basically flat. over the past year have things been flat for you? >> no, they haven't been flat. as a matter of fact, every month, month and a half, we are getting an increase from our suppliers for freight, for the cost of goods. not flat at all. not even close to flat. >> steve: yeah. you are in new jersey, state requirements, because you are in the food service business, you have got a bunch of regulations you have got follow that are very expensive. >> yeah. there was if a foam ban all our takeout containers went from 18 cents to 68 cents. between the two, you are getting it from the state side and from the, you know, from the regular inflation side. it gets very tough. minimum wage goes up again in just a couple months. >> steve: right. >> the pe

what >> i saw general flynn, i saw sydney powell. the overstock person, i've never met him. >> but we know about what pat cipollone told the grand jury investigating january six today. when "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, as you may have seen, president biden delivered a speech in philadelphia last. might be covered it live. speech outlining the threats to our democracy and what he called the battle for the soul of our nation. no it was, of course, a political speech as all addresses by a sitting president inherently are. but in the aftermath, one of the two major parties, dominated by the maga authoritarian faction the president was talking about, has been whining and moaning about how politically divisive it all was. listen to the republican leader of the house kevin mccarthy who actually started whining about the speech before biden had even delivered it. >> president biden has chosen to divide. demean, and disparaged his fellow americans. why? i simply because they disagree with his poli

now, oil trader, senior market analyst phil flynn joins us.hanks, bret. >> bret: i i want to play this soundbite with the president earlier today with a very kind of blunt warning. take a listen. >> i want to add one more warning warning to the oil and gas industry executives. do not, let me repeat, do not use this as an excuse to raise gasoline prices or gouge the american people. as a matter of fact, should be moving quickly now bring down the price at the bump the price of gasoline is down. >> bret: american petroleum institute quickly put out a statement unfolding weather event our industry is focused on keeping the market well-supplied delivering fuels where they are needed most. gasoline prices are determined by market forces not individual companies. what about that, phil? >> absolutely right. this is political grand standing at its worst. you have people in florida lives are in jeopardy trying to make a political point about the oil and gas industry. first of all, the oil companies really don't even set the price of gaffes lien. you kn

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i think mike flynn crossed the line. he was speaking in an incendiary way. i don't like the choice of his candidate, but i will leave that aside. the way he spoke was to suggest a lawlessness towards the other sides candidate. it seems to me he was using his military reputation to incite some kind of militaristic response against the opposition. that is something to avoid. elaine gave an example, don't be a criminal and don't abuse your wife. but are there any other general guidelines you would acknowledge that people should be careful about in period immediately after they take off the uniform or the rhetoric they use in their political activity? any constraints that should be self imposed by veterans who want to be part of our political life? >> i would say this, relations and the theory regarding participation and behavior of a veterans and former military people should be one that is debated within political science fields and the academics, because indeed, there are no restrictions on what veterans may do. they are that his sins, they have the rights of

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new election, which is one of the things that his disgraced former national security adviser michael flynn pushing and was part of the january 6th plot. and, look, more than 60 courts rejected every claim of electoral fraud and corruption, which donald trump advanced. he's had the benefit of more than 60 courts, including eight courts where he appointed the judges to office. look at all those claims. they were all rejected. it was rejected in the states, and he lost the election. two of the hallmarks of a fascist political party are, one, they don't accept the results of elections that don't go their way. and two, they embrace political violence. that's why joe biden was right to sound the alarm this week about these continuing attacks on our constitutional order from the outside by donald trump and his movement. >> let's talk about the january 6th committee. there is conversation about having newt gingrich, former speaker of the house come in. he's described this committee as a stalinist show trial. he said under a republican-led congress, members of this committee might be arrested. how

one of the headlines in the event was general michael flynn transformer. national security advisor was prosecuted for line to the f. b i. and by the former president, we are in a fight, but a heart and soul. this country right now. everybody feels that everybody knows it. reawaken events have been showcases for some of the leading purveyors of conspiracy theories about coven 19 and the 2022 presidential election. we have to focus on the problem in the problem right now is the elections have been stolen? beer voice was stolen in the mind. clerk has developed an elaborate narratively crank overnighting and vaccinations. georgia. can a conspiracy by global elite to deprive people of their freedom. this is call schwab, the head of the world economic forum, openly stating in 2015. they will put shots inside your body that will change you. that's what it's all about. they want to edit you and the image, not of god, but in the image of these various loose a variance. many evangelical christians in the u. s. pier in the coping faction could be the mark of the beast, identifying them as followe

i think that mike flynn crossed the line because he was speaking in an inflammatory and incendiary way. i don't like the choice of his candidate, but i'll leave that eye side the way he spoke was to suggest a lawlessness to the other candidate, lock her up. it seems he was using his military to incite some sort of militaristic opposition against the other candidate and that's something to avoid and don't be a criminal and don't abuse your wife, are there any other guidelines that people should be careful about in the period immediately after they take off the uniform or the rhetoric that they use in their political activity. any kind of guidelines or constraints that should be sort of self-imposed by veterans who want to be parts of our political life? >> well, i would say this, that the and the participation behavior of veterans and former military people should be is one that's greatly for the science field and among the academics, because, indeed, there are no restrictions and are the citizens and they have the right to citizens and they have the first amendment right to say what th

there is an objection to individuals like general flynn and my friend and colleague to do things that put the relationship between the military side and the civilian side at risk and that would occur. speaking for the military services and instead of speaking as citizens who were involved and interested in what the civir duties they should reform should be. so, yes there are going to be somear norms that are violated. norms is a term the political scientists like to use but what it means is normal, so the normal activity should not include that crossing the line of implying that veterans and retired military people speak for the active duty. >> let's keep moving. i would like to go to you next. you are doing amazing things across a wide array of topics even as you still got a spells in the military and a family to raise. a lot of energy and a lot of commitment. to tell us about what you're upa to and thank you as well for joining us. >> thank you all. one thing that is interesting about the conversation is the distinction for military family members like myself and veterans in wanting

in terms of your roommates, people on the move, flynn conflict and turmoil. how much big trouble oh, in. and what's your message to? well, these the, you know, my organization deals with the trouble with the impact of the trouble on ordinary people. there's 100000000 people that have fled their homes and everything we hear in the general assembly here in new york about war, hunger, climate that the crises of education has an impact on people, displacement force displacement is like a theme that runs through all this big drawback challenges that we're facing as you know, ukraine. we've heard president putin speaking in the last few hours. ukraine is dominating everything. let me ask you 1st about the situation in ukraine, but also ask you how much ukraine is overshadowing all these other conflicts. you have to do indeed. now 1st of all, ukraine is m is also a mass. if humanity and crisis of those 100000000. 1314000000 are ukranian, people, refugees in various european countries or displaced inside the country and wind carries coming and deceased for us. humani

joining me now is to ged flynn, who is the chief executive of papyrus, a charity specialising in prevention made clear or revealed to the public? has it made clear or revealed to the ublic? , ., ., .., has it made clear or revealed to the ublic? , ., ., .. ., public? the first word that came to m mind public? the first word that came to my mind was _ public? the first word that came to my mind was humanity. _ public? the first word that came to my mind was humanity. this - public? the first word that came to my mind was humanity. this is - public? the first word that came to my mind was humanity. this is the| my mind was humanity. this is the very human story, people watching this tonight will be really attentive for one real reason — this could happen to any of our children. the coroner said that harm in a new way was coming to our homes — that's very scary for parents. right now, young people, hopefully tucked up in bed, will probably have an appliance with them, and they'll be exposed to all sorts of good stuff, and also some stuff that molly was exposed to. some stuff that molly was exp

perhaps you could speak to our general flynn.veloped -- and possibly other people in the military who do not believe in these pencils. i'm a veteran. please speak to that. guest: the military is not intended to be used in domestic law enforcement. it occurs in extreme circumstances. that is for good reason. we do not want armed soldiers on the streets of u.s. cities when protests turned nasty. soldiers are normally not trained for escalation of force tactics or the police operations that go into it. including deconfliction techniques and use of nonlethal weapons. i wrote my book called the blurred battlefield which distinguishes between these two fields of law. the law on conflict was used during a conventional war. army versus army. on the other hand, you have rules that are normally governed by human rights treaties and human rights law. that is what the national guard is trained in. and what most police are trained in. the two worlds should never clog, only in extreme circumstances. what general flynn was talking about with ma

perhaps you could speak to our general flynn.veloped -- and possibly other people in the military who do not believe in these pencils. i'm a veteran. please speak to that. guest: the military is not intended to be used in domestic law enforcement. it occurs in extreme circumstances. that is for good reason. we do not want armed soldiers on the streets of u.s. cities when protests turned nasty. soldiers are normally not trained for escalation of force tactics or the police operations that go into it. including deconfliction techniques and use of nonlethal weapons. i wrote my book called the blurred battlefield which distinguishes between these two fields of law. the law on conflict was used during a conventional war. army versus army. on the other hand, you have rules that are normally governed by human rights treaties and human rights law. that is what the national guard is trained in. and what most police are trained in. the two worlds should never clog, only in extreme circumstances. what general flynn was talking about with ma

. >> matt flynn, live for us tonight, thank you. >>> tonight's crime crisis. a package delivered to the campus when a staff member opened it. a similar package was found at the university. it was rendered safe by a bomb squad unit. evening classes were canceled. >>> seven people shot in washington park in chicago tonight with several rushed to an areal hospital. it occurred while a baseball game was being played on the field. >>> witnesses saw a passenger of a dark sedan placed a device in another car, following the explosion, officials followed the vehicle but then shot at. the suspect fled. >> what are you doing? >> hey? do not move. do not move. do not move. what are you doing? >> hey! >> get out of the car, get out of the car! >> that's body cam video of a deadly officer-involved shooting in february. it was released in the concord department in north carolina. brandon comb attempted to steal a truck at the dealership when he refused the officer's call. >>> a 66-year-old man was forced to the ground and robbed on sunday in new york. the victim refused medi

flipping out when they thought that the obama administration was looking at the logan act for michael flynn, which they weren't. so he's describing something that is really not a question of main justice getting involved, its main justice getting involved in a political way. >> what struck me was the john kerry story. we had pretty good examples, and tangible evidence of using the department of justice to put pressure on people with trump silent. but even more dangerous, we see this in turkey, we see it in russia obviously. the prosecutor prosecutorial power as one of the ultimate powers that state wields, and it's used to go after people who don't like politically, then you're not really living in a free society anymore. so to say to go after greg craig puts you on the edge of something that is pretty dark? >> that is the fundamental truth here and the main point looks like jeff berman tough and other people talking about how this is an unwritten rule at the department of justice, because the department of justice is part of the executive branch. so the president has the power to dictate w

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hutchinson said that on january 5th, she heard donald trump tell mark meadows to call roger stone, and mike flynn. so, if you have roger stone involved with the oath keepers, and communicating with them, that is a connective tissue. and finally, i'd say donald trump is smart to rely on water stone, as that intermediary, because he knows he does not slip. he's a guy who is willing to, you know, go to trial, be convicted, and he keeps the oath of omerta. if you need somebody to pull this, of roger stone is the go-to guy. >> he's also believed to be the architect behind stop the steal. luke, how helpful do you believe this information about stone can be? >> right, well the january 6th community sense some other top investigators to denmark to get this footage. it's about 170 hours of documentary footage, of roger stone's actions. and we do expect some of it to be played wednesday, i know the filmmakers are coming down from new york for the hearing. as andrew rightly points out, roger stone had oath keepers as bodyguards as january six, several of the oath keepers are charged criminally with seditiou

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donald trump, and he repeatedly did things in trump self interest, dismissing charges against michael flynn reducing the sentence for roger stone and so to see him now really adhere to the rule of law and say, that the emperor has no clothes is actually really refreshing and he's absolutely writing everything he saying, and he's really thinking that he could have a important impact on people who don't really know what to think about this working government has not handle classified documents. to hear this who was a staunch republican, and defender of donald trump is likely to be persuasive to some people. >> matt what do you make of this take from bill barr? >> i mean, i think we have seen this pattern of people that became -- first of all, i think bill barr lost his soul when he became so seated with doctor donald trump. and he is rediscovered, which i think many people do, the proximity to donald trump seems to corrupt people. the distance from donald trump, they seem to find their integrity again. and that's, to me, that's, william barr is no friend of donald trump anymore. donald trump

stay slow getting on to 580 to about north north flynn if not beyond that point. 35 minutes is your travel travel time. it is windy also, a a wind advisory issued by chp and cal trans. bay bridge toll plaza is not bad. metering lights are off. it looks good into the city. 880 through oakland, a live look near the colosseum, you see traffic moving pretty well. the north bound commute is pretty quiet towards the bay bridge. south bound is getting more crowded. e will see more cars on the road way in the next half hour for folks making the trek through hayward. there is a trouble spot spot that we'll keep an eye on.l keep an eye on the san mateo bridge. 13 minutes between 880 and 101. if you are taking the golden gate bridge, there are not a lot of people for the marin county commute. an easy ride into san francisco. > >> hurricane ian downgraded to a to a tropical storm. it is now the most powerful storm to ever hit u.s. we have a live report from orlando as the system moves moves east bringing the potential for historic flooding. for historic flooding. > >> will the hurricane mean >> welcom

right around mount house and extends all the way to 580, at least all the way to north flynn. winds are reported in the the area, as well. a high wind . wind advisory. just be careful if you are in a high-profile vehicle. that is your travel time over to 680. if you are heading along the nimitz freewa, nimitz freeway, this looks great, so far. mo oufreeways are moving nicely. no delays on. on 880. the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are f are off. things are moving smoothly. so far, so good. 19 minutes from 37 as you head over over into san francisco. > >> jimmy garoppolo wasn't the only player to have an embarrassing moment on sunday. the former 49ers was involved. vern glenn shows us the niners were not alone, this week. > >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. > >> time for the red and gold re. gold report. the 49ers get an extra day to prepare for the ra, this week. that is a good thing for jimmy garoppolo because they they have a lot to clean up. social media, sunday night just blew up with garoppolo stepping out of the end zone for a safety safety but