katie grimes and katie ledecky will race this week in the prelims for the 800 free style. they will be racing in the same heat only two lanes apart from one another. the final will come on saturday. as for that other usa swimming we've been talking to you about, caleb drexel, he already has one medal and is hoping to reach the finals in in both the 50 and 100 free events he is favored in. >>> jamie yuccas at the games in tokyo. >>> half a world away, a small town in england is being credited with inspiring the modern olympic movement 170 years ago. this will town in england has a big sporting history. it all started with the town's doctor william brooks who worried residents were out of shape. >> he said, we can put on games and get people to get fit so they can compete in these games. >> reporte s in 1850, he created the winlock olympian games. >> you can see there is a program here listing all the events, one, two, three days. >> reporter: back then events were a bit different with athletes racing penny farthing bicycles. >> he started his campaign to revive the modern o

>> no crime in grimes.'s just a quiet neighborhood. >> but sure enough, something big was going down, though just what? the deputies would not say. >> when we talk to neighbors, they were surprised to see even more than one police vehicle in the neighborhood. and then the dci came and that's sent the message out that it's huge. people coming out with full suits. going in and out of the house. there's crime tape up -- >> and know and seeing what happened? >> and the neighbors are asking what's going on here? >> anxiety is like a virus. it spread fast in des moines grimes. what >> they were nervous. people don't just get shot in grimes, we could you magic anything happening there. >> and if reporters and neighbors were mystified about what happened, so was detective robyn bartholomew. >> i was the on-call detective. i got called at 3:30 in the morning. >> who confronted a messy bloody crime scene. a victim shot point blank in the head, and here was his fiancÉe without a mark on her. blood tends to splatter, b

the same age as grimes. >> she's been so welcoming. she's so incredibly kind.things that i'm probably going through. she's such an awesome person. i'm so glad to be her teammate and go through this with her. >> reporter: don't we love when women support women? katie grimes and katie ledecky will race later in the prelims for the 800 freestyle. they will be racing in the same heat, only two lanes apart from one another. the final will come on saturday, and as for that other big name in usa swimming we've been talking about, caeleb dressel, he has one gold medal and is hoping to reach the finals later this week in the 50 and 100 free events he is favored in. anthony? >> wow. jamie, it's so cool. i mean, this team -- it never disappoint, and there are always surprises. i thought what dara torres said was interesting about this idea that because they haven't been there before they don't feel the pressure in quite the same way. maybe with the crowds this year it's -- without the crowds it's easier. >> they have nothing to compare it to. we're all lamenting it must b

barrack was arrested by the fbi in california, one of his employees matthew grimes was also arrested and charged. prosecutors allege that during the 2016 campaign when barrack was a campaign adviser, he and grimes acted as agents of the uae tasking with influencing the public opinion, foreign policy positions of the campaign and of the u.s. government as well as developing a back channel line of communication. prosecutors say that influence could be seen in this line of a speech that trump gave in may 2016. >> we'll work with our gulf allies to develop a positive energy relationship. >> reporter: and prosecutors say that barrack failed to register as an a ligent of a foreign government as the law requires. he was allegedly acting on behalf of the uae during media appearances. and then barrack was chairman of his inaugural committee. it was during this time prosecutors say that he repeatedly took steps to assist the uae in connection with the transition to the incoming administration. communicating with unnamed emirati officials. the assistance allegedly continued into the trump admin

what the government says here is that tom barrick and a man from aspen, colorado, named matthew grimesment of the united arab emirates, the uae, acting as foreign aides. without diz closing it according to the documents between april and november of 2016. they were doing this while he was an informal adviser to the donald trump campaign. he adviseded government officials on foreign policy in the middle east and asked to be pinted to a senior role in the government including role of special envoy to the middle east. but the charges said he failed to notify the government that all these actions about trying to influence policy were being taken at the direction and the request of officials in the united arab emirates. for example, the charges say, barrick inserted language that praised the united arab emirates into a speech that trump was to deliver about u.s. energy policy. and the charges also say that when he was requested about this by the fbi two years ago in june of 2019, he made several false statements including falsely denying that an official of the united arab emirates ever req

i had a rick grimes. >> seth: oh, you had a rick grimes.u have it stitched in? >> yeah. like my jon snow glove was all black, so -- >> seth: yeah, of course >> the night's watch >> seth: yep >> and heisenberg was all blue, of course. >> seth: there you go. >> and tyrion was really small >> seth: oh, yeah. i remember you had that tiny glove. yeah you also have made some tv appearances. some very memorable tv appearances. you were in the show "vikings. >> baseball has given me a lot of opportunities to do some really cool things like be here. >> seth: there is your episode of "vikings. that was a natural fit for someone who is named syndergaard and nicknamed thor >> i wish they would have let me keep the face tattoo >> seth: they didn't let you keep the tattoos >> that's how i got started shaving the sides of my head because at the end of the season in 2018, the game ended, i actually pitched that day, i got on a plane to ireland to do that cameo appearance and they were like, well, what do you want to do with your hair? i'm like, "well, it's

grimes who have been charnged here. they'll be making court appearances and presumably will ultimately have something to say about all of this. but according to the federal prosecutors, mr. barrack then decided to act on and trade on in essence advertise relationship with donald trump by trying to lobby the presidential candidate during the campaign and then the president and the administration after the election. >> a lot of context and a lot we don't know as you say including hearing from that side. pete williams, thank you for getting on and getting us that breaking news. i know you'll come back if there is other information available. thank you for. that we also have a lot going on with covid-19. some disturbing new numbers today. and warnings about the delta variant from top administration health officials. this is dr. anthony fauci and cdc director testifying to day before the senate. >> over the last week we have averaged 239 deaths per day, an increase of 48% over the prior week. each deng is tragic and heartbre

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people to the court demonstrated that is responsible for these vicious and sickening, grimes as liberties muslims identify themselves as liberties muslims formed in the plan of attack as liberties muslims by ellen jones introduces a new dimension. he moved from the notion which is more widely hill, about ripe, so they are a small minority, often psychotic, sick minded people who at the age of the social world. and he places them in the middle as an exemplar of all muslim men across the community. they were the threats received. there were messages left in little boxes, there were threats that muslim women would be dragged from the straits and raped in revenge. and walking the streets. you absolutely looked at differently. it looked as if he could be another another, right? this delay could be part of that gang. oh, you know. and, and because all these guys came from the area i was living in the time it affected me even more. it's, it shook my identity to the world. them on you who are, was bought the world so me differently of all the all right. bills and you told that they were christian

i rebel forces into grime say that launched a new offensive and seized a major town in ethiopia. know ah other kimbell c l. just there law from go home, also coming up at least 64 people in a fire at a cove at 19 isolation ward in a hospital in iraq, south africa, the president ordered in the army to deal with violence and writing the jailing of for monday to jacobs. irma, dozens of people arrested during cuba is biggest protests and decades. as the president playing us for the countries of ah, rebel forces into grow, say they've seized a major town and a new offensive. and a few of you. a rebel spokesman says the town of riah was taken off, the federal and horror of forces withdrew. it's the most intense fighting scene since rebels took the main city of mikaela in june of the conflict began 8 months ago between european government forces and the 2 growing people's liberation front . catherine soy has more now from her mirror in the tig region. well what we're hearing is that the 2 great defense forces on making. 1 this halls and. 1 we're told re to a town called korean. it's not

for fighters working in temperatures, pushing 40 degrees, managed to gain, grimes evacuations, and warnings barrages, and see countries. there are concerns. some properties are still in danger. the u. s. says it has not ruled a sending troops to help stabilize hazy following the assassination of president juvenile luis. washington is helping investigate the merger into sent delegation to port a prince. it will also prove if any us laws have been connected to americans for among those arrested patient businessmen. living in florida is the latest to be arrested. as chilton, i love her request by jailed policy. the actors, harley the jet, are to attend to doses funeral response, indignation in the occupied westbank are gathered outside the prison. near milan the month and jars release sentence finishes in 2 months time to change in 2019 for alleged membership of a band group. while her daughter, who's 31, died suddenly over horse tack on sunday, attitude a half years of hearing shocking testimony from the victims of state sanctioned killings can be as truth, reconsideration and reparations com

but the guy who revealed the war, grimes, daniel hale, 45 months in prison. vision of not telling the truth. for several years we hear redact of the night have been following the story of the syrian chemical weapons attacks. and the story followed an interesting pass basically starting after the 2013 chemical attack and due to we told you it was born that a shot had used chemical weapons, even though he knew it would mean any or certain attack by the us military. then there was another chemical attack, this time in duma, and we told you again, it was both the nature media pretended. it wasn't more then a bunch of really awesome, independent journalists like aaron, john pilcher and seymour hersh, dug into the balls and found that it was in need both then for whistleblowers from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons, the o p c w, the top organisation for those type of things came forward and said they know the bully about the doom attack was definitely bull. and now we have new evidence. the as of this week showing the 2013 go to attack was,

vice president for institutional development at the hispanic federation, and he says that i strong, grimes to appeal the decision. well, be cited in the last 2 was really the process that the evaluation used to bring about the, the, the executive order on taca. and so it's kind of a technicality. and one of the things that we've noted is that the, in fact, the judge also acknowledged that the biden administration is seeking to strengthen the deferred action program and to remedy the concerns that were brought up in the lawsuit. so we really think that this ruling didn't have to happen in this premature the fact that the judge didn't give the administration a chance to remedy the issues that were cited in the case is a perfect grounds for appeals. so we, we certainly will make sure that the, that our allies are appealing this case in, in, it probably will end up in the supreme court eventually. so that's definitely conserved, i think in the meantime we, we think this is a perfect example for the white house and for congress to go ahead and move forward and include a citizen, a pathway to ci

the vote was overshadowed by a boy called by the opposition ethnic violence and the conflict in the grime, the widow of hey, jesus, fascinated president of eas, has accused political enemies of organizing his killing to stop democratic change. martine louise has was injured in the attack and it's receiving treatment in miami argentina on the 1st major football trophy since $993.00. they beat defending champions brazil, one them in the upper america final. that was widespread criticism of the decision to allow result to stage the monthly event because it corona virus numbers bulgarians, a voting in the 2nd parliamentary election in just 3 months. the early pole was called on to april election result in ne, hung parliament that failed to fall mcallison government the following month, former prime minister boy co, but i saw them down and handed over pound to a can take a government while since i've been several accusations of corruption linked to the governing job party. the more guns are taking palms and joining the fight against the taliban as the group continues, its rapid advance, no cit

and parliament, about 2 and a half hours into the session, he's been asked about the conflict into grime. problem. government has announced the sci fi there. after months of fighting with the growing forces of retaken, the regional capital un says a feminine tech is now affecting more than $400000.00 people. go live not to catherine soy. in the some of us government. these question and answers have been going on for some time now. what he said so far. yes, they have and the prime minister i'll be all made as steel. speaking on the floor parlor maid, he has been asked a question by one of the members of parliament who is concerned about the he married he many terry and situation in the guy. the member of parliament asked about the future relationship between the t p less leadership that, that the grant leadership and the federal government, and also about our concerns about if this grand horses can take the fight beyond the borders of p guys. so the prime minister started by talking about the reasons why the military, when seen in the 1st place, he said that the grand forces had an expans

of a third party grime, that ag. see the reverse of it they are covering it up with fancy pants term like root causes. steve: exactly right. the practical focus, he said he would be a problem-solving business guy, what is the situation, what needs to be done. now you see the contrast with back to the same old politics, almost the same minute, you have a crises on southern border,pite pete thank you. steve: thank you, steve. >> coming up, a fellow immigrant, former governor of my home state, has something to say about me becoming an american and my fashion choices, arnold is back. next. >> congratulations, big day. proud of you, remember no matter what they tell you, you still down have to wear a tie. steve: after high citizenship ceremony, my friend, fellow californian. californian. >> >> you became an american citizen. this is really fantastic. but i have say. i was disappointed you had regular clothes on, you were not wrapped in the american flag, like i am right now, that is what i did when i was sworn in, i wrapp

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you read the indictment and it is lengthy, it focuses narrowly on his conversations with matthew grimes indicted, and a uae businessman. it does not reveal much in the way of the conversations barrack then had with administration officials or as we know just because he is sort of mad about the world, conversations he was having with other dignitaries around the globe during this time. matt: caleb, thank you very much for joining us. caleb melby covering investigations for bloomberg news talking to us about tom barrack and jail. former baseball star alex rodriguez is putting money into the online brokerage tornado. a $10 million early-stage round is the second for a firm rodriguez founded in may with mark lohr. the founder of barstool sports who has become a leading voice among retail traders is also part of the investment round. tornado's management plans to spend more than half of those funds to promote the service, mostly through digital advertising and influencers as trading continues to gain popularity among the retail crowd. so a-rod is putting money into it. this is bloomberg. ♪ [

barrack and two others were arrested, matthew grimes of aspen, 27 years old and rasheed malik.nal. attorney general mark lesko with the department of just tis put in a statement the defendant's -- >> barrack served as the head of the trump inaugural committee. these charges don't appear to that. nothing from the former president of the united states, donald trump. barrack is also accused of lying to federal authorities from an interview that he did with those federal agents in 2019. while he was arrested in california, authorities in the eastern district of new york where you are right now in new york city, they want to have barrack extradited. that is the nexus of that case, neil. >> neil: got it. david spunt following that. let's go to katie, the former federal prosecutor. all of this surrounds the uae and the lobbying work that he did on the country's behalf. where do you see this going? >> well, the indictment is pretty clear that mr. barrack had contacts with government officials in the uae and allegedly made false statements to the fbis about his contacts. this is just an

jail in l.a., which is where he was arrested yesterday, along with his right hand manned, matthew grimesfore a judge yesterday virtually. the judge decided to agree to his lawyer's request to delay a bond hearing. but basically, he was charged in the eastern district of new york, what you and i know of as brooklyn. the prosecutors have gone after him for seven counts of a 46 page indictment, so it is quite substantial. it involves violations of the foreign agents registration act, a world war ii era law that requires that if you are working on behalf of a foreign government, lobbying for their interests, you have to register with the u.s. government. prosecutors allege he failed to do that, alleging that over the course of several years, he worked on behalf of the uae, doing things including pushing for their name to be included in an energy speech that then candidate donald gave in 2016. there's a lot of text messages of cheering and sort of congratulations when that happened. right up to the idea that the white house was pondering a potential camp david meeting with the uae and qatar l

it's also somebody who worked for him at his company, matthew grimes, and a businessman from the united emirates -- ,. rashid. ,. . >> after he spoke with the mueller investigators himself, he spoke with the fbi again in june of 2019. four of the felony counts against mr. barrack are for him lying to investigators during that second round of questioning. the indictment until today say that he lied to investigators when he told them he was never asked to do anything on behalf of the united arab emirates. he lied when he denied that he got a special phone and especially encrypted apps to communicate with officials from the uae. the indictment says he lied when he denied putting then-president elect trump in contact with government officials from the uae. and again tom barrack has pled not guilty to all of it. the for lying to investigators, the conspiracy counts, he's pled not guilty to any of it. here is one thing i want to know about, what's the indictment of trump's inaugural chairman, tom barrack, makes clear -- and again, while, a lot of people from the trump administration have been

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during a 2016 campaign, he and grimes acted as agents of the uae, tasked with influencing public opinionns of the campaign and the foreign policy positions of the u.s. government as well as developing a back channel line of communication. prosecutors say that influence could be seen in this line of a speech that trump gave in may 2016. >> we'll work with our gulf allies to develop a positive energy relationship. >> reporter: prosecutor says that barrett failed to register as an agent of a foreign government as the law requires. barrett was allegedly acting on behalf of the uae during media appearances. after trump's victory, barrett became the chairman of trump's presidential inaugural committee. it was during this time prosecutors say he repeatedly took steps to assist the uae with the transition to the kmu administration. this continued into the trump administration. between january 2017 and october 2017 when prosecutors say barrett acted to aid the uae in its dealing with the executive branch. that allegedly included agreeing to advocate for the appointment of individuals favored by t

president's remarks come in florida days after a texas propaganda stunt at the border billed as focused on grimes and the border but which became a way for trump to go on a anti-democratic rant. according to the president on his trip, more than 2 dozen house republicans skipped out on the january 6th special committee devote to show devotion to the man who lost the party, control of congress and the white house last year. the bill passed anyway with only two republican votes supporting it and amid reporting that house speaker nancy pelosi might use a spot on the committee to appoint a republican, house minority leader kevin mccarthy threatened the committee assignments of any gop member daring to a to take on the assign imt. >> pelosi did offer a spot to a republican congresswoman. liz cheney. >> are you concerned about getting repair manned by the conference potentially losing committee assignments over this? >> listen, i think it's -- it's clear to all the people on this committee that i owe to the constitution our rule of law and dedication to transfer of power has though come above any concer

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barrack but it is also somebody who work for him at his company, colony capital, a man named matthew grimes, and also a businessman from the united arab emirates. tom barrack and the other guy from colony capital were arrested and arraigned today, but the other guy from the uae was not and he is still at large. they are seeking thinks arrest in connection with the indictment. they say he was questioned by fbi agents in conjunction with this matter in 2019 and thereafter he left the united states, just a few days after that interview with the fbi and he has never been back in the united states since. after tom barrack spoke with the mueller investigators himself, we know that he spoke with the fbi again in june of 2019. four of the felony counts against mr. barrack are for him allegedly lying to investigators during that second round of questioning. the indictment unsealed today says he lied to investigators when he told them he was never asked to do anything on behalf of the united arab emirates. the indictment says he lied to investigators when he testified he got a phone and a specially e

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that's katie grimes. she's 15 years old, the youngest on the team. a couple weeks ago when my partner, dan hicks and i, both went down there. and i saw those veterans really bring those youngsters together and the team really mesh. in fact, i got a text from greg meehan, the coach earlier and he said they had a team meeting last night and it was the best they had thus far and it couldn't happen with better timing because it all starts tomorrow. we're going to give nastia and her group a run for their money. >> a little smack talk from rowdy. 11 teenagers. >> she's standing right over there. i'm going to -- we're coming at you. >> nastia, don't you take that. >> rowdy gaines, like rowdy rowdy -- >> oh, yeah. >> thank you, rowdy. >> bring it on, she says. >> thank you, thank you. again, the first swimmers hit the pool tomorrow with heats in the men's and women's 400 meter individual medley. the women's 4x100 meter relay and more. and you can catch all of the action across the networks of every one of us is connected. everyone. everywhere. where everyon

my name is kirk grimes. i am the program manager for the a. philip randolph program in san francisco. i am very fortunate to be a resident and have what's called a seven-minute commute to work. but aside from all that, i am excited, i am proud to be a part of this project. as phil ginsburg said earlier, this is ground breaking. this hasn't been done anywhere else in the country, so as commissioners, i thank you, and i appreciate your support for this because to participate in the developing and designing a park that looks forward to developing these options that this park has to meet is impressive. i am very proud to be a part of it, and i'm very proud to be working with my community to make sure that these goals and objectives are met. and on that, i'd like to say thank you for your time. general manager ginsburg, i thank you very much for giving my e.d.p. team he members a shout -- team members a shoutout during this meeting. commissioners, thank you very much for your time. >> clerk: thank you. paul, do we have any other speakers? >> operat

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you could feel the joy as she high fived teammate, 15-year-old katie grimes.nwhile, connor fields who won gold in rio is confirmed out of the icu after suffering a brain hemorrhage in a crash at the bmx semifinals. and fencers on the men's u.s. olympic team wore pink masks in a planned protest against a teammate under investigation for sexual assault. all eyes will be on track and fold tomorrow as americans advance in the women's 400-meter hurdles and men's 800-meter semifinals. u.s. and china are tied in the medal count. >> we've got the 50-meter finals in swimming for men and women tonight. always a fun event, jamie. >> reporter: absolutely. can't wait for that. >> good stuff. all right. >>> it is 22 minutes after the hour. here's a look at the weather for your weekend. ♪ >>> the movie doesn't claim to be ripped from the headlines, but the plot of the new matt damon film "stillwater" hit close to home for amanda knox. the woman once convictioned in a foreign courtroom of murder. hear why she says it's profiting off her life story. >>>>> plus, threats to huma

katie grimes is the youngest of the bunch at just 15 years old.feel? >> good. i mean, if i'm going to go out of the country for my first time, it might as well be for the olympics. >> welcome to olympic training camp. >> reporter: but before they fly to japan, they first are training together in hawaii. the young swimmers, like 18-year-old phoebe bacon, drawing inspiration from the veterans. anybody else that you see, like, oh, i'm here. >> i've always wanted to train with ryan murphy. this is like -- he's such a legend in the backstroke community. last night, i finally got to train right next to him, and it was, like, an awesome moment. >> reporter: 17-year-old lydia jacoby hails from alaska. the first olympian to hail from the state and the first swimmer to camp in hawaii. the only time she's trained in an olympic-length pool, a fact that shocked her teammates. >> we have one 50-meter pool in alaska, and they keep it in short course. so this is my first time swimming long course. >> what? >> what? >> reporter: training overall looked a bit diffe

democrats feel like they're behind the eight ball when it comes to showing that they're tough on grimeas i have pointed out and i ask you this quickly, charlie, you don't have any democrats running on defund the police. is this thing that republicans keep saying, is this what they want to believe? because objectively, numerically defund the police is not something that has actually hurt democrats, but they keep telling themselves it has and republicans seem to believe it. >> well, it did hurt them in 2018 and 2020. look, i do agree with what jake had to say there, and just ask eric adams, who is going to be the next mayor of new york city. his victory in that primary, you know, was really a red flag that, yes, even in, you know, bright blue new york, new york city, people are concerned about crime. you can show them the statistics, but they're looking around and they're not feeling safe. and when they're not feeling safe, they are going to go for the candidates that have the most credibility. so eric adams should be a very, very important figure for the national democratic party, and t

grimes got a contract, and a -- primes got a contract, and attached to the contract was outreach. most were asked if they could do outreach, and they said no, and so the sfpuc consultant -- and they were even offered at 560 golden gate to perform the outreach, and that's how the corruption started. i was at all the meetings that the task force was formed linked to community benefit. how can we have a consultant asking subs to endorse him so that he can be part of the project so that he can have, you know, some clout -- he thinks he can have some clout by the commissioners endorsing him -- thank you very much. >> operator: thank you for your comments. next caller, your line is open. >> commissioners, [inaudible] again. the previous speaker spoke of consultant. this is not a consultant, this is a swindler, someone who is ripping off the city, someone who is linked and ripping off to small businesses in the city. not a single letter have the license number for the contractor as required by the [inaudible]. can you tell me, why all those contractors are being hired by dwayne jones? dw