glenn mulcaire was not the only private investigator used by fleet street.mber of other private investigators who were hired by other newspapers, for example, milly dowler, we all know that glenn hacked milly dowler's phone and was punished for it, and the news of the world closed. but there is evidence that has been aired in court that he was not the only private investigator or the only newspaper that targeted the dowler family. i was accused of deleting milly dowler's messages. that was incorrect. i wasn't the only investigator, i wasn't the onlyjournalist at that time investigating milly dowler. do you feel sorry that you hacked the phones of murdered victims? absolutely. my brother was killed, i've lost both parents. of course. absolutely heartfelt. it wasn't crossing a line? it wasn't instructed that way. he or she wasn't a murdered victim at the time, he said this needs to be hacked or this information needs to be laid back to them. there wasn't time to have a conversation of saying, this is regarding that and can you do that? it was actually, can you

i am so grateful. >> elian is not the only roommate at glenn's place. sydney the parrot, who has his own whistling soundtrack to the household, welcomed him to the neighborhood. >> that is his kiss. any type of attention he will take. >> as they share stories with one another, elian says he is grateful. >> so far, so good. >> a good match for a comfortable home. >> home match has also partnered with the mayor's office to expand its services across san francisco. >>> name a business, any business and chances are a scam artists have figured out some way to target consumers of it. now, some are even using our pets as bait. we spoke with one dog foster who is sounding the alarm about scammers after she became their target. >> i got every type of dog toy any dog could enjoy. i've got clothes. i've got treats. >> rachel has been fostering dogs for years but her worst nightmare became a reality when her latest foster pup sid slipped out of his harness want to come back. i was very close to believing some of the scam texts. >> and text messages shared with cbs

joining me now independent journalist glenn greenwald. it is great to see you as always. j.k. rowling is in the clear for now, she is not backing down your chi row on x if they go after any woman for simply calling a man a man, i will repeat that woman's words and they can charge us both at once. glenn, this was quite a moment. >> i think what it illustrates is the danger of this law which is the scottish government doesn't want to prosecute someone like j.k. rowling because prominence and resources, and they don't want to give credence to this idea they are trying to criminalize standard political debate. but of course, that is exactly what they were doing and the fact they can prosecute her that her statement would fit into the parameters of the law and she is not being prosecuted because of the arbitrary decisions of the people in power, illustrates why the laws so, so dangerous precisely because it depends upon the willingness of the government to allow free speech or shut it down by prosecuting people at any moment including people who were involved in important poli

what would glenn have seen in different cases?yes, my client's a sleaze bag, but he's not a criminal, can't do that with trump because he's sitting there and he's the worst client of all time and he'll be apoplectic at his lawyers. it's true he wants to be president, but there's more. he constrains his lawyers in ways that very much undermine his own legal prospects. >> i want to talk about mr. president, joe biden. mark, donald trump keeps complaining on and on he should not have to be in court, that this trial is keeping him off the campaign trail, but today there was no trial and the biden campaign put out a statement about trump's campaign events today. he had none. does trump's inactivity today just show you that he doesn't care whether or not the trial is going on. he had a day today to be in wisconsin or arizona or florida. he didn't do any of that. >> yeah. i think in fairness he had one day. i think it's pretty clear he does not want this trial to be going on. he does not want to be sitting in there all day. i think the l

glenn, how'd i do? >> you probably made me sound better than i ever sounded in my closing arguments. so i cannot add to the perfection that was danny's recitation. >> we'll end it on perfection then. a conversation to be continued as we gear up for this trial to start. thank you all. >>> and now to the white house where president biden is welcoming the japanese prime minister for a state visit this morning. a live look now at the south lawn where we're going to see all the pomp and circumstance of an official welcome ceremony. and there you see the president and the prime minister. there is a long list of crucial issues the two leaders may talk about including the threat posed by china. nbc's gabe gutierrez is at the white house as the ceremony gets underway. what can we expect more broadly from the japanese prime minister's visit? >> reporter: hi there, ana, good morning. well, just a few moments ago, we saw president biden and prime minister kishida walk right past us inspecting the troops here. and y

video from vern glenn, our producers says to go to that. this is the backup going into the marin headlands and going through the robin williams tunnel. the backup, gianna, you say past sausalito. >> well beyond that. probably connecting at this point. i will check my maps. i think we have vern glenn on the phone . is he available ? i know he is in this backup , for anyone commuting into san francisco. you can see the bus, transportation bus just trying to get people into the city. they use that a lot for golden gate transit. for commuters. that backup , well beyond sausalito i am sure travel times are incredibly , incredibly long for anyone trying to make that commute and we will see a ripple effect on the richmond-san rafael bridge. we are starting to see things getting busy at the bay bridge for people trying to go westbound 580 on the richmond-san rafael bridge. we are starting to see things getting busy at the bay bridge for people trying to go westbound 582 get over into san francisco that way to avoid northbound 880. even the closures

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also with us is former federal prosecutor, and my buddy, glenn kershner. let me start with you. the d.a. has just come back with this ruling moments ago. i know he's been focusing and scouring over the paper here. tell us what you find in this. what should we need to know about what the judge has done? >> predictably, judge merchan expanded the gag order to include family members of the judge and the court staff, of the prosecutor's office . that is wonderful. donald trump is laboring under a hat trick of, shut up, because there are three gag orders that have been in place over time. the judge with the d.c. federal prosecution, judge koran in the new york civil trial, and now judge trance seven in the -- i don't call it a hush money case. it's the 2016 election interference case that includes hush money payments that were then covered up with false business records. has it done any good? has it helped? you just said a minute ago, donald trump is putting his trial on trial. is putting the criminal justice system to the test, and i think the system is failing. the reason i said th

joining us now with more is glenn kirschner, a former federal prosecutor, an msnbc legal analyst andorrespondent lisa rubin. lisa, tell us exactly what that means. >> so we knew, jose, that donald trump and his lawyers were going to file some sort of motion about pretrial publicity. that was something that they raised at last monday's hearing exactly a week ago, but we didn't know what kind of relief they were going to ask for. now we know. they're asking for an indefinite postponement of the trial on the basis that the pretrial publicity surrounding donald trump and his alleged criminality is so sif fuse throughout new york it's impossible for him to get a fair trial until that publicity abates. you and i both know that donald trump who posted to truth social this weekend more than 70 times is a great generator of his own pretrial publicity. still, his lawyers maintain that some of the publicity surrounding, for example, the e. jean carroll trial or allen weisselberg's recent guilty plea to perjury in the new york civil fraud case is so prejudicial to him that he can't possibly get

what are we learning about merchan, glenn? defendant is so dangerous that we have to ask for what are called protective orders, not all that unusual, but usually reserved for some of our nation's most violent offenders, what we do is we will ask the judge to direct the defense counsel not to provide information to the client. that gets a little dicey, but we use protective orders not infrequently, it sounds like judge merchan is not even willing to do that, and what i say is safety first. you know, the system needs to rise up and protect these witnesses. so as a courtesy, i absolutely agree. i would almost always give the defense notice of the order of call. that is who are the witnesses who we are expected to put on the stand tomorrow and the next day and the next day. it's the courteous thing to do, but safety first. so you know, and we continue for whatever reason nicolle, we're all talking about how fines won't mean anything to him. but you know, the law actually has a vehicle to hold a dangerous pretrial defendant account

it does not make a case for any reason why anyone would want to vote for him. >> mark, harry, glenn, great to have you all here. before we go to break, a quick update on our dj t tracker. the stock closed at $35 per share today, up more than 9% from yesterday but also today, trump media ceo, a name you may have forgotten, devin nunes, he asked house republicans to investigate what he says is illegal manipulation of the stock that is being done by people trying to drive the price down. to that, i say, good luck. i'm happy to head on down to florida and give you a tutorial on how stock manipulation works. it's not happening but for you, we are going to keep watching truth media stock and make sure you know what's going on every day. >>> when we return, another abortion case ends up at the supreme court and it could determine abortion access and emergency rooms across this country. an idaho physician breaks down the high stakes in her state when the 11th hour continues. n . voltaren, the joy of movement. >>> protesters gathered outside the supreme court today as the justices debated the

i agree with glenn. i think judge merchan is on to this guy. i think he sees what he's trying to do, and are don't think he's going to put up with it. now, what if he's acquitted or gets a hung jury, we have to talk about that another night. >> we'll talk about that, cross that bridge when we come to it. thank you all. >>> up next on "the reidout," the maga movement bears the hallmarks of a cult with trump's rhetoric and rallies reaching religious fervor, and it has the power to take down our democracy. we'll turn an expert on the cult of trump next. are you still struggling with your bra? it's time for you to try knix. makers of the world's comfiest wireless bras. for revolutionary support without underwires, and sizes up to a g-cup, find your new favorite bra today at knix.com ♪ and sizes up♪to a g-cup, ♪ shop etsy until april 15th and get up to 30% off thoughtful pieces made by real people to brighten your home. save on lighting, furniture, gifts and more. when you need 'just the thing' to make your space feel like new... etsy has it. do you

as glenn knows well, you submit your jury instructions when your close to trial.she asked about the jury instructions about the presidential documents act. she wanted them to say what the jury can and can't decide about if a president can designate records as personal versus presidential and if they do that, is the president the sole decider with respect to that in ways that would negate prosecution. >> let me make this a little simpler. bottom line is, personal versus what's part of the law, right, that distinction is incredibly important. >> but it's irrelevant to whether something can be charged under espionage act, and that's what jack smith is upset about. he's saying to the extent that you're telling the jury the presidential records act plays any part inform this case, that's an unstated and fundamentally flawed legal premise. it has nothing to do with whether he is authorized to willfully retain documents that pertain to the national defense which is what we have charged this guy with. >> so is what the underlying thing is here, glenn, is why are we even t

turn it off, glenn. let's see how dark it really is. it's pitch black here. this is the most incredible thing i've ever seen. >> madras, oregon. going dark for two minutes and four seconds. then that sliver of sun coming back, 100,000 people just in this part of oregon, outside of madras, feasting their eyes on a spectacle that many of us will never get to see again. the shadow marching eastward, averaging 8800 miles an hour, reaching a place known as carhenge in alliance, nebraska, america. cars forming a replica of stonehenge built by a family 30 years ago. >> 38 cars rescued from nearby farms from from the dumps. they painted them all gray, but right now you can't see the color. you can just see the outline of them under that extraordinary moment there, the spectacle landing in city after city, including the so-called capital of the eclipse, carbondale, illinois. >> but carbondale, which should have had two minutes and 41 seconds of darkness, was darkened by something else clouds. but then, with just seconds left, the clouds part in kelly, kentucky, someth

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so mclaughlin's are retreating back and glenn's mother says it means death to them. either way, because these confederates are getting hit by musket tree to their front. and now other officers are hitting the soldiers on the backs with their swords, trying to get them refocused refocused. that's how we get from 9:00 in the morning to about 1:00 in the afternoon. a whole lot of time is has passed, but not a lot has happened because the confederates lack that voice at the front rickets as men are doing just fine on their own and then problems start to climb. the bridges burned, talked about that union army has a 24 pounder howitzer. they load it incorrectly. new soldiers knew what the job. you know how the powder goes first and then the cannonball. yeah, they do it. the earth's. and so these soldiers in battle for the first time, they put the cannonball first and then go, oh, i never know how to get that out. and no one really knew. so the 24 hour four pounder howitzers sat quiet through most of the battle because it was loaded improperly. so bridges on fire cannon is

maia and glenn, the one judge that has been criticized by donald trump is judge aileen cannon. maia cannon, thank you for getting us started today. we appreciate you, as always. >>> coming up, biden's job boom, the latest numbers showing just how well the economy is really doing, and what the biden administration must do to convince voters the grass is not going to be greener under a second trump term. >>> plus, fundraising face-off, trump's high-stakes fundraiser tonight as the biden team reports yet another blockbusterc fundraising record. you are watching "the katie yo phang show" only on msnbc. ms a perfect day for a family outing! shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. only shingrix is proven over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness

is that glenn chester?- and _ contract adviser. is that glenn chester? yes.mean —— what did you mean? i think did you mean —— what did you mean? think i left a did you mean —— what did you mean? i think i left a message saying, i need to talk to you urgently. and that was me forwarding the information to him. at this time, he already knew. information to him. at this time, he already knew-— already knew. "this is what we are deahnu already knew. "this is what we are dealing with". _ already knew. "this is what we are dealing with", is _ already knew. "this is what we are dealing with", is that _ already knew. "this is what we are dealing with", is that because - already knew. "this is what we are dealing with", is that because the | dealing with", is that because the hierarchy— dealing with", is that because the hierarchy of the post office, including ms venables and ms crichton, _ including ms venables and ms crichton, were involved? no, including ms venables and ms crichton, were involved? no, iwas sa inc, i crichton, were involved? no, iwas saying. i need

hater glenn lowry is a memoir that's coming out in may. i'm working on a long essay about that. and the orbit of black conservative lives that have sort of coalesced around him on the internet and his podcast, the glenn show. i'm just looking for something that's interesting. if i'm being transparent, my politics definitely runs. i'm more to the left than i am to the right, certainly, but i don't really focus on political bias or the culture as what i'm writing. and just like, is this interesting to me for better or for worse in wired and the second part, which i think i mentioned earlier at explaining to the reader why that is and why they should spend some time reading justin howard rosier of the national book critic circle. thanks for spending some time with us on book tv. oh, my pleasure. thanks for the invite. well, thanks for joining us for about books, a program and podcasts produced by c-span. book tv book tv will continue to bring you publishing news and author programs. and a reminder that you can get this podcast on the c-span now app. you can also wnline any time all

there was a separate report to glenn of what i heard _ separate report to glenn of what i heard as —s correspondence obviously, because i have said... roger was running the crown— have said... roger was running the crown network. the have said. .. roger was running the crown network.— have said... roger was running the crown network. the e-mail says he walked in front _ crown network. the e-mail says he walked in front of _ crown network. the e-mail says he walked in front of a _ crown network. the e-mail says he walked in front of a bus. _ crown network. the e-mail says he walked in front of a bus. sorry, i walked in front of a bus. sorry, something _ walked in front of a bus. sorry, something that _ walked in front of a bus. sorry, something that came _ walked in front of a bus. sorry, something that came in - walked in front of a bus. sorry, i something that came in separately, parallel— something that came in separately, parallel notifications. when i saw this, _ parallel notifications. when i saw this, and — parallel notifications. when i saw this, and i— parallel notifications.

. >>> if anyone at kpix would face off against team usa, it would be our very own vern glenn. >> uh-oh. >> oh. what did you do to the ball? >> i added just a little bit of spin to that one. >> how vern fared against olympians. >>> and a boy didn't want a hamster or a dog, he was desperate for an octopus, but his parents could not have imagined >>> mayor london breed is fresh off her trip from china, and people want to know more about the pandas coming from there to here to the san francisco zoo. tonight she had a little tease about when we could expect them to arrive. >> san francisco has had its challenges and we need joy. and pandas represent joy. but we do expect that we would probably see pandas some time next year. >> so the next step would be actually building the panda enclosure at the san francisco zoo. she says that's what she's trying to work out. >> the conversations are happening. it is is exciting. i mean, again, i go back to there's nothing like a panda in person. i saw it the first time at the shanghai wildlife park. the panda, it was a female, and she came up, pulled up

hater glenn lowry is a memoir that's coming out in may. i'm working on a long essay about that. and the orbit of black conservative lives that have sort of coalesced around him on the internet and his podcast, the glenn show. i'm just looking for something that's interesting. if i'm being transparent, my politics definitely runs. i'm more to the left than i am to the right, certainly, but i don't really focus on political bias or the culture as what i'm writing. and just like, is this interesting to me for better or for worse in wired and the second part, which i think i mentioned earlier at explaining to the reader why that is and why they should spend some time reading justin howard rosier of the national book critic circle. thanks for spending some time with us on book tv. oh, my pleasure. thanks for the invite. well, thanks for joining us for about books, a program and podcasts produced by c-span. book tv book tv will continue to bring you publishing news and author programs. and a reminder that you can get this podcast on the c-span now ap n also watch online any time all o

. >> hey, glenn, what do you expect on the supreme court hearing this week? >> and so jonathan, i'm not so concerned that the supreme court is going to say a president can commit any and all crimes against the people of the united states and violation of the federal laws and do so without complete immunity and immunity from prosecution. i have a greater concern that they are going to be so interested in what they will call outer perimeter immunity, which is not a thing in the criminal law, but it is a thing in the civil law. you know, they may conclude that well if there are some outer perimeter crimes the president commits. maybe he should have immunity for that and the only way we will know whether any of what donald trump did, should enjoy outer perimeter immunity is to send it back, to hold all kinds of hearings on whether some of what he did might enjoy some outer perimeter protection. then it could come back to the supreme court. then we can definitively resolve the case. the reason why i'm concerned about that is it will eat up so much time. donald tru

round the corner glenn has been told he has just four weeks to get out. 13th of april. your health. your prospects. his home is also full of black mould and he has no hot water. you are living in a multi—home that you have complained about and now they are evicting you.— they are evicting you. nice, isn't it. the government had pledged to abolish no—fault evictions like this, but a abolish no—fault evictions like this, buta ban abolish no—fault evictions like this, but a ban would require a court hearing for each case, and the courts have huge backlogs. housing minister michael gove originally said the courts must be reformed first, told the bbc in february that that would be in place by the general election. but the residence mp who is also the shadow homelessness minister says that is not soon enough. section 21 no—fault evictions, they are driving homelessness. rough sleeping is at 37%. homelessness overall as that. and here we are, my constituency, almost an industrial scale, and legally they can do this at the moment. cedar key told us the properties are not full l

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congressman sarbanes, andy harris, congressman antonio, congressman glenn ivey and myself. i might, before i talk about the state's effort and what we're really dealing with when we think of this collapse, it's more than just concrete and bricks and steel falling in the ocean. it's interrupted supply chains >> c-span's washington journal, our live forum to discuss the latest issues in government, politics, and public policy, from washington and across the country. thursday morning, axios's sam talks about the effort from house leadership to pass legislation reauthorizing the foreign intelligence surveillance act. then, we discussed the arizona abortion ban, usaid to israel and ukraine. and wyoming republican congresswoman harriet. c-span's washington journal, join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> tonight, president biden and first lady jill biden host a state dinner honoring the japanese prime minister. watch guest arrival live beginning at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span live, c-span.org. at 11:00 p.m. ea

who was john glenn and glenn you're talking about? yeah, well, i wanted to go to their college, oberlin. no, they went to wilberforce. i think it was wilberforce. no, muskingum okay. and where something or other out in the midwest. but wouldn't have it? no one's ever heard of that school. you got to. go someplace important. i think she was probably afraid it was integrated, but so, you know, i gave up and now i. i'll go where mama wants it. at least it'll get me away from mama. and that was her big mistake because when the sit in started my freshman year, duke was just down the road a piece from greensboro. well, it was up the road, a piece and they had sit ins there in durham. and our presbyterian chaplain said next week they'll some students involved in the demonstration coming to talk to us. now, keep quiet and only tell people you think would really want to come because the administration could lock us of the building, the rowdies could show up, the police could come and arrest us. so these students came explained about the demons

vermont senator bernie sanders joins me, then los angeles mayor karen bass, and virginia governor glenn youngkin. and sounding off, president biden hopes donald trump's legal troubles, drought was that she trump days lately, you might call it stormy weather. >> but what does a brand new cnn poll reveal about those states? if the race, our panel of experts is here plus order in the court with more delay, likely in his january 6 case, residents have to have immunity our trump's legal and political strategies working south carolina senator lindsey graham is next hello i'm dana bash and washington where the state of our union is deeply divided. we'd begin this morning with new numbers in the presidential race. donald trump is spending hours each day in a new york courtroom in his criminal hush money trial. but on the campaign trail, a brand new cnn poll well out this morning shows trump's sustaining his lead over president biden, among registered voters, 49 to 43% with more saying they consider trump's presidency is success. then biden's last night, biden sought to capitalize on his opponen

i'm going to our glenn named after john glenn, by the way research center in cleveland, ohio so that's where i'll be in. >> yeah, of course. i wouldn't expect anything more but to be right under it there as well. and what's interesting is that if you happen to live in the path of totality, that's the only place it's safe to take off your glasses and look at that sun in that way and that's sort of liberty to do that really expands when it comes to scientists studying the moon, right? i mean, you guys and the sun, you guys are, have all kinds of experiments going off between rockets and planes explained what it is, what mysteries you're try, your folks are trying to unpack tomorrow well, the sun is our star, and it gives us heat and light and out of it is a whole bunch of energy and radiation that comes from it. and because we're going to have darkness in the middle of the day, then it's a new way of us being able to study what is happening and what's happening in the, in the upper atmosphere up in the ir ionosphere. and i see you've got the pictures of the plains i'll be up there and 50

we are joined by the director of the glenn research center.you for joining us and hosting us. >> absolutely. >> glenn research center is right here in houston down the road. literally everything aligned for us to get a great show here. >> absolutely and it has been such a great show here. you could not have asked for better weather and it was a great time and the widow asked -- a great time in the midwest. we are here with our partners at great lakes science center just a great opportunity to have everybody connecting with what we do. >> you invited the community and all these visitors in, why was that important to you? >> it is important. having a total solar eclipse passover your community is for most people a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. for a total solar eclipse to passover a nasa community like cleveland, it creates a great opportunity to connect people with what we do. everybody is here paying attention to our planet and the moon and the sun and our solar system and our universe. that gives us a great opportunity to say, this is what