in the port city of one for that sort of a government listed a ban imposed by former president john michael fully in 2016. under the restrictions elected, politicians could only canvass in their own constituency, from a presidential candidate to says he'll be returning to the country on wednesday. canada has said it will help guide p. songs between the camera and government and separate is seen its english speaking regions. more than 6000 people have been killed in the conflicts escalated in 2017 separate schools have been battling government true to form a breakaway states. camera and english speaking minority accuses the french speaking majority of marginalizing january 21st marks 3 years since the 1st case of covey 19 was reported in the united states. about 1100000 americans have died from the illness while the country has made advances. fighting the virus, people are still dying. gabriel is on the reports from new york. for angela praia. it's a never ending nightmare. in april, 2020, her beloved father went to the hospital after falling ill. he was put on a ventilator. 10 days later, h

early this month, the government lifted a been imposed by former president john michael, fully in 2016. canada says it will help guide peace talks between cameron's government and separatists in its english speaking regions. army surplus groups have been fighting government troops since 2017, to form a breakaway state. the danish far right politician has burned a copy of the koran outside the turkish embassy and sweden's capital stock home. it prompted anchor to cancel the plan visit by the swedish defense minister. the lunar new year has started in china and across asia. people are spending time with family as they celebrate the arrival of the year of the rabbit and say good bye to the year of the tiger. no, all right, those are the headlines. earth rises coming up next. ah . be in conflict, one of the silent and forgotten casualties is often the environment from the chemical contamination of soil and the collapse of water and food supplies to the habitat damage caused by displacement or has devastating consequences. not only man made infrastructure, but also natural ecosystems are de

and then john michael green, he has an in late just rash of bad luck for the warriors. keynote speaker was asked, how is he going to navigate the lineup with all the players out? he said really want to be pretty easy because i don't have many options. >> in some actually easier to make a rotation because you don't have many the hard nights of the ones where everybody's healthy. and you've got the whole menu options your disposal and you reach your your got sometimes if you know, if guys playing well or is in a good groove. but when you only have 9 guys, i-10 guys, those are your guys. and it makes it almost easier to to make those decisions. but it gives those players a lot of opportunity and playing time to some rhythm and to to build some momentum for themselves. >> now, the niners, they had a thrilling victory in los vegas on sunday. they beat the raiders in overtime for their 9th straight win, which is longest win streak since 1997. now the niners will look ahead to their final game of the regular season. as you know, play host to the arizona cardinals. a notable in

a half years. government lifted a ban earlier this month that was imposed by former president john michael hooley in 2016. under the restrictions opposition lies violently broken out by police and politicians frequently jailed. the next election is set to take place in 2025. the former presidential candidate to do list who says he will be flying back from exile on wednesday. with jeffrey smith is the founding director of van god africa and was closely with members of the towns and in our position. he says that the government, lifting the bond is a step in the right direction. we have information that he has been given assurances by the president herself that his safety and security will, will be paramount upon his return. i think today it was very refreshing to see that the major opposition rally that happened went off about violence, attended by many in the pennsylvania security forces. and instead of rounding up those there and arresting them and putting them in prison on trumped up charges, they actually stood back and allowed to take place. so i think there's certainly room for optimis

the ban on political robins was imposed in 2016 by then president john michael. fully his successor, samuel slew hudson lifted the band 2 weeks ago as part of a broader set of reforms, but also warned against violations of law and order. since coming to power 2021, she has introduced limited reforms including lifting a band on pregnant girls at tendrils at school and launching a covey 19 vaccination program. opposition activists expressed relief, but say more reforms are needed. they are calling for a new constitution, but guarantees more political freedoms. really about all what comes on yet. we think the president for the decision to allow political reli so we can exercise our constitutional right. now we expect the police not to cite with the government was, i mean, i'm sure i see now we need the new calls to tional reforms and free and fair elections . the constitution we have now does not favor the political system. we have hands on here is preparing for civic pulls next year and a general election 2025 opposition parties are promising moralities and demonte, but the election la

political rallies. present, samuel lou hassan announced the decision 6 years after his her predecessor john michael fully imposed the measure. the ban granted elected of politicians, the power to prohibit rallies or protests in their constituency. nichol. lena michel donnell. yes. the ama. yes. yes. it is our responsibility as the government to secure political gatherings. you need to notify us as required by the law security services. we'll assess the situation and give the go ahead depending on the situation. but for now, at this stage, permission will be given because it is our responsibility to protect your right to have to hold your rally safely. why do you still ahead on al jazeera, why advocates for the legalization of marijuana in thailand? and now thinking twice football star reynando says several big knobs try to will him after he left manchester united will have more on his deal with saudi club are massive. ah x tropical cyclone, ellie has really been doing a number on that. kimberly region in w. a. hebron. here's those details right now. you know for broom, some models or calling for a

rallies, president semi, i slew her son, announced the decision 6 years after her predisposed john michael fully impose and measure the ban granted. elected politicians the power to prohibit rallies or protest in that constituencies. nick, linda mc donnell. yes. yama. yes. yes. it is our responsibility is the government, secure surgical gatherings. you need to notify us as required by the law security services. we'll assess the situation and give the go ahead depending on the situation. but for now, at this stage, permission will be given because it is our responsibility to protect your right hand to hold your rally safely. why do the pakistan government has ordered shopping mouths and markets to close early as part of a plan to conserve energy. it says the shorter hours could save the country, hundreds of millions of dollars, store owners, what the decision reversed saying it will be harmful to their business. like a sun is in economic crisis, struggle to find foreign currency to pay for energy. when pike's done relies heavily on imported oil to generate power spending $3000000000.00 a ye

political rallies. president santos lu. hassan announced the decision 6 years after her predecessor john michael fully imposed. the measure been granted. elected politicians the par to prohibit rallies of protests in their constituencies. nicu linda michael. daniel. yet the emma, yes. yes, it is our responsibility as the government to secure political gatherings. we need to notify us as required by the law. security services will assess the situation and get the go ahead depending on the situation. but for now, at this stage, permission will be given because it is our responsibility to protect your right to have to hold your rally safely while you wait. still had an al jazeera fighting for their man, another day of protests and bolivia, against the detention of an opposition. politician. making a new life in albania. we look at how it's become a popular destination for asylum seekers trying to reach europe. ah, the who's there are extreme flight advisors in play for brazil, se state of santa katarina. hello, everyone. so here is all the rain concentrated in that area. very likely to see flooding

earlier this month, the government lifted a band imposed by former president john michael fully in 2016. a danish far, i politician, has burned a copy of the corral side. the turkish embassy in stock comb. prompted anchor at a council plan visit by the swedish defense minister celebrations are being held to mark the chinese lunar new year. these are the fo, 1st festivities in china, since the government lifted at 0 covey 19 policy residents and will hand lit fireworks to welcome via of the rabbit. okay, those are the headlines. the news continues after the listing post stay with us for that. on counting, the college global economy is flattering, is this the ends of globalization? the well super rich became ball wealthier than everyone else. over the last year, plus china dominates the red s market, but europe jumped found its largest deposit that the metals counting the call on out there. the twitter files, the stories they reveal and the ones they don't. when misinformation is the m. o. israel kills another palestinian, then spins the story. and when journalists get slapped, legal case

john: michael hancock, mayor of denver, thank you very much. yor hancock: john, thanks for having me. geoff: u.s. emissions fell during the height of the pandemic, as people were stuck at home and there were far fewer vehicles on the road. but that changed as the pandemic eased. and a new report this week sho emissions rose again by a small amount last year. many researchers, scientists, and lawmakers argued that americans need to reduce their use of fossil fuels much sooner than they may have planned. miles o'brien is back with a look at an alternative for home heating that could prove useful and reduce the costs of fossil fuels. miles: a super efficient, economical, all-electric home. it can be done. welcome to mark jacobs's home in stanford, california. built in 2017, it's a way to fully practice what he preaches. mark: i wanted first and foremost a very comfortable home using zero fossil fuel energy. miles: he is a professor of civil and environmental engineering at stanford university. he is also co-founder of the solutions project. mark: t

his name is john michael malloy.lle's grandmother had known his grandmother forever, and they belong to the same church. kelley remembers the spikes flying when they met as teenagers. >> you can see something in their eyes, i'm looking at her and i'm looking at him, and it's like they were attracted to another right away. >> sheena, who played the role of nosy and, i was kept a hoax eye on her knees. now she had reason to be extra villages. >> this is time for nosy and to get busy right? >> because you had something to work with right? >> yes, i was like what is going on here. >> what was going on was that the pair had become what everyone called a cute couple. >> now she had a pep in her step, you know, though they're doing things together. we're starting to see these notebooks and joe michael and danielle malloy. >> this is boyfriend and girlfriend? it's going pretty fast. >> oh yeah. >> he was her first real boyfriend, and an older one to. he was a senior at another school, and daniel was a freshman. she invited h

under the restrictions imposed by former president john michael, fully opposition. molly's was lying and broken up by police and politicians were frequently jailed the next presidential election in times any is due in 2025. that every more on those developments in tons of air and everything else we are covering in the news. all that's coming off at 2100. g m t do join me then for now. alger 0 while continues for the 1st time in his young life gets his 1st taste of chocolate. he's been walking on his timeless cocoa fall for 7. yes . you know, father says he put his son to work, to prepare him for life's challenges. they don't have a bad so i don't have any money to pay labor. and because there are no schools nearby to accommodate all the children, they help with the farm work. children as young as for i brought to farms to become conditioned to such an bottom and just a grow active. you say more than half of all children living in agricultural areas . i engage in work. most of them dangerous work across west africa, one and a half 1000000 children. i involved in cocoa for me, many wou

>> it's john michael, believe it or not. >> john michael. and someone came after mick.o name us after kennedys, split the difference. >>> coming up, we're going take a look at what is moving in the premarket and growing calls from tiktok to be banned from washington down to the state level. is the app a security risk or not? we're going to hear from tom freedman about that and so much more st ted ayun >>> welcome back to "squawk box. the futures right now, the dow has turned negative, maybe somewhat due to this 10% loss that we're seeing in shares of intel. american express offsetting some of those losses. up $8. something other than just intel in terms of what's ailing the dow itself and the nasdaq and the s&p were both lower for most of the premarket session >>> calling to ban tiktok are growing louder on capitol hill we'll talk about security issues, china relations and the war in ukraine with tom friedman after the break. >>> take a look at a the s&p 500. "squawk box" will be right back. >>> welcome back to "squawk box. a growing number of u.s. lawmakers are calling

as after the government lifted a ban, imposed by former president john michael, fully in 2016. under the restrictions elected, politicians could only converse in their own constituencies. former presidential candidacy turned to lease so says he will be returning to the country on wednesday . january 21st marks 3 years since the 1st case of colbert 19 was reported in the united states. about 1100000 americans have died from the illness while a country has made advances, fighting the virus people as still di. give alexander reports from new york for angela praia. it's a never ending nightmare. in april, 2020, her beloved father went to the hospital after falling ill. he was put on a ventilator. 10 days later, he died. one of the early victims of covert in the united states, that's what makes cohen control as you think they're getting better and the doctors are like, they're getting better and the next day, their dad like so many others, he died alone. no family members were allowed inside the hospital to see him because it was deemed to unsafe. that still hans angelina. i didn't

all the hard work to fill in briefingsfi and john michael and everybody, a lot of work goes into this. i wanted to mention them because if there are any donuts left over the get to have them. the rule was only left over donuts so keep the donuts away from my colleagues, taken on the way out and i think there might be napkins and plates if you have a kid or someone who needs a donut tonight, take one with you and allow my colleagues to have them but thanks to everybody and our other two interns for doing a great job. today is climate camp number one. two weeks will be number two, public attitudes and c pulling d they've changed over time. then two weeks after that for non- greenhouse gas emissions learning about a wide range of pollutants and things we pump into the atmosphere that contribute to climate change so that will be great as well then coming back to the idea of ira, we'll talk with great panelists about the status of and mentation of the bills, march 9, the last briefing of the series and then will do all sorts of great briefings. so briefings will beup ready for when that ha

half years. government lifted a band earlier this month that was imposed by the former president john. michael flew in 2016, under the restrictions opposition. rallies violently broken out by police, and politicians were frequently jailed the next presidential election. tons in is choose to happen. in b a 2025 former presidential candidate can do. lucy says he'll be flying back from exile on wednesday. jeffrey smith is the founding director. yvonne gone after the wife closely with townsend, is opposition. joins us live via skype from washington. d. c. have you been in touch with 10, dilute, sue, and do you think he will be safe to return to towns near this week? well, that is certainly the hope we have information that he has been given assurances by the president herself that his safety and security will will be paramount upon his return. i think today it was very refreshing to see that the major opposition rally that happened went off without violence. it was peaceful. it was attended by many in the 10th, and the security forces. and instead of rounding up all of those there and arresting th

anna, john michael, lots of workers into this. i also wanted to mention them because if there are any donuts left over, they get to have them. the rule was only leftover donuts. help me keep the donuts away from my colleagues. take one on the way out. there may be napkins and plates. if you have someone who needs a doughnut. take one with you. and then we will allow my colleagues to have them. thanks to everybody. thanks to lynn and madeline. today is climate camp number one. in two weeks, we will be back for climate camp number two. that one is going to be about public attitudes and polling. and then will would -- we will be back two weeks after that about co2 greenhouse gas emissions, earning about the wide range of pollutants we pump into the atmosphere that contribute to climate change. that is going to be great as well. coming back to the idea of ira, we will be talking with some great panelists about the status of the implementation of those bills. that will be march 9, the last of the series. and then we'll be back into all

. >> john: sandra, florida republican michael waltz, member of the house intelligence committee as well as a former green beret commander. the latest news that former vice president mike pence had a small number of, we think it's about 12, classified documents, apparently kept in a locked safe. it's not just former vice president and now president biden, this thing seems to be some sort of contagion. >> i was glad to hear peter say the bush transition went pretty well, or there's none been found there. i participated in that and have seen the process and i can tell you clearly the process is broken. and this transition, when you are going from one presidency to another and the president and the vice president have documents in their offices in their possession and we have to take a hard look at g.s.a. and how they and the intelligence community pack these documents, get them to wherever the president and vice president is going, that's one thing, john. but i think the difference with biden here is just how long this goes back. to what you are hearing in the senate, i could tell you we a

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john: michael and broward county, florida, you are next. caller: good morning. you mentioned desantis and history and i want to see if we can weave these together. i'm in broward county, and activist school district and this issue of people schools opening and closing and it's a matter of life and death, usually for the elderly. i think i'm going to be able to give both reagan and trump and -- and out here because -- based on history. i want to describe what i heard myself -- i wonder if reagan would have been there where trump and desantis said they were wishing to increase disease in the population by using kids as smallpox blankets to spread the disease amongst the population to increase herd immunity. they said it worked -- i think that's going to be a problem for desantis if he runs and it's eventually going to be a problem for trump. i don't think what they are doing is bad. i don't think these people are people. it's the view in science we pushed to justify slavery. but that is from herbert spencer who founded the education system and they came up with th

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that includes dan bishop, john breachin, michael cloud of taxes, andrew klein, byron donalds who voted for him in the first round and decided not to vote for him anymore and suddenly became the nominee on the second day. luna, a freshman from florida, has flipped her vote to mccarthy. that's a big one as well. and mary miller. it is not 20 yet. it is not the magic number he needs. we will find out exactly the number he will need after the vote is over. when reporters asked him on his way into the chamber, what was it exactly that moved the needle? what was it that changed these members's minds? mccarthy said simply, a short answer, he said i think sitting and talking, working through it, when they finally got out of the chamber and stopped the votearamas, and started talking among each other, not only opponents but the rest of the conference, people started to change their minds. we are also looking at a lot of concessions it seems mccarthy has made. that includes a lot of big wins for the house freedom caucus members, the far right conservatives who wanted more representation for exam

john. steve called steph curry the modern michael jordan. do you agree with that? still that michael jordan didn't have. jordan used to love to fly through the air. curry drove through traffic to hit some layups that were unbelievable. his shooting, you know, from outside, is really amazing. and he did this thing during his warm-up, incredible, started at center court to sink threes, and finally when he had that dialed in, he would hit one, then he would walk forward a pace or two, hit another one, and walked that all the way down to the paint, an interesting exercise to watch. >> sandra: a head's up, what we are listening for here, obviously any update from the white house on where president biden is going to land on this debt ceiling debate that is happening right now. steve scalise, the majority leader weighed in on this on capitol hill saying the debt ceiling is a condition of washington spending problem, so if you don't fix the spending problem at the same time you are addressing the debt ceiling you are going to be in the same boat but with a higher number. we

this is breaking news, dan bishop of north carolina, john brooking of oklahoma, michael cloud, mcleod of texas, andrew clive from georgia and florida and anna paulina luna which you just added that would be six flips so far. you have six who are voting against or for somebody else and that list of others. remember, that list has been as many as 20. you know at least another flip. >> emily: endnote, harris, josh green said as recently as 13 hours ago he said he will continue to oppose mccarthy until he can get assurances the bills surrounding spending of the federal budget would be treated much differently than it had been in more than ten years and we know that concession of the federal defense budget was made today so that is what as he said made him flip to mccarthy today. >> harris: all right and apologies the team has misdirected me. that was not another flip, that was mccarthy who is actually voting for himself and of course he got a rousing applause. what we are reacting today to is what we haven't seen which is applause from mccarthy with people flipping their votes. we are at

who remained in russia, if there are any, by my direct heir to mary's daughter, to son michael, simon's grandson johnnnual allowances, so that with didn't die of hunger , bastards if within a year after my death, relatives are not found in russia, then all my money will remain mine direct heir. i will not cut each other's throats underwear. finding your relatives in russia is not an easy task, from where the information his lawyer provided was checked, you should try to find them. please. i will try. yes, this woman is absolutely crazy. the fourth cottage create all the conditions. of course, manic depressive psychosis attempt, suicide. but the son is absolutely healthy and works on television, he is the official kun. vladimir petrovich case painfully tempting of course, big ones, but because you understand there is absolutely nothing to catch on to, probably an arrogant and self-confident type. of course, disgustingly healthy, but on our own, we are unlikely to cope with it. do you have a plan? do i have a friend who could help us? yes, andryusha 3 million is serious money, how can i help you unders

ambassador to russia, john sullivan, cbs news national security contributor, michael morel, former obama michelle, and trump national secure adviser general hr mcmaster who joins us from palo alto. it's good to have all of you here. you know, february 24, 2022 was a wake-up call for the world on the national security front. and, ambassador sullivan, i know you were posted to moscow at the time. european nations really didn't believe this was going to happen and then it did. what was that like? >> we knew it was going to happen. we had been predicting it for months. i had spoken to secretary blinken days before, on february 19th, he asked me what the mood was. i said it felt like august 39, 1939. a world leader was going to launch an aggressive war on the european continent with unknown consequences. i thought, geez, i hope i haven't overstated this but we were very confident in our assessment of what he was going to do. the only question was when. >> what was so surreal as a reporter that all of our allies were doubting that vladimir putin would do this. >> yeah. i spent a lot of time ta

. >> john miller, plausible explanation from michael there?a step further what did you see on ground not getting the treatment that as sanjay was saying before he obviously needed. >> first dealing with the police officers, there's a lot of screaming and yelling but doesn't seem to be much tactical planning on the case of mr. nichols, they keep saying give us your hands, give us your hands, clearly he doesn't want to be handcuffs, clearly he doesn't understand what he did or why he's being arrested. there are a number of tactical ways to go with that, one you could handcuff one wrist and have an officer maintain that arm, get the or wrist, bring the wrists together, there are arrest tactics this seemed to spiral out of control with a large number of officers on the scene trying to get control of one person. when you get to the medical situation though, and having been through the emt training at the nypd, all emts are trained exactly the same way, assess scene safety. is it safe for me to render aid? he's handcuffed. there's a lot of cops ther

john miller and joe jackson back with me, andrew mccabe also back. joining us now, cnn law enforcement analyst michaelrly lost his life defending the capitol on january 6th, and cnn legal analyst elliott williams, former deputy assistant attorney general. elliott, first off, you are new to this discussion here, and i think everyone who has seen this video has had the same visceral, human reaction. that is one thing. there is no legal case that will need to be made in a court of law with the changes that have now been filed against these former officers, which do include second-degree murder. based on what you have now seen on this video, and as someone who has prosecuted cases before, will that be easy to prove in court? >> what a wonderful question, john. thank you for asking that. starting with the visceral, it bears mentioning, and i have to say it, hearing someone calling for his mother, which is 80 yards away, or 100 yards away, and actually with the volume it's as if he thought he could get her there, i don't think i'll ever on here that. so at its core this is a human issue. like you touched on

glorious and all- praiseworthy apostles, through the intercession of god michael with all the heavenly powers, this is our john, the archbishop of constantinople, the golden-mouthed, this is you, the venerable anthony of our god-bearing fathers feodosia and all saints of pechersk and all saints of the ukrainian land and all saints, have mercy and save us, for he is good and loving christ was born, most reverend bishops, all honest fathers, dear brothers and sisters, there are no truly worthy and fulfilling words with which we can now express our gratitude to the almighty god for his great mercy it was revealed to us that today in this house of the most holy theotokos in the cathedral church of the pechersk lavra we solemnly glorified the nativity of our savior, the lord jesus christ , with a divine liturgy more than two decades ago, the shrine was restored from the ruins as a gift of the ukrainian people to the anniversary of the 2000th anniversary of the birth of christ, and now we are celebrating, as it were, the second birth of this cathedral church and our pechersk lavra itself, because from them the artif

good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, michael. it was a frightening ordeal. a man dressed in all black storms into a restaurant here in houston, trying to rob them, waving a gun. suddenly another patron pulls out his own gun and shoots the man dead and it's all captured on security cameras. this morning, the authorities want to talk to this man who allegedly shot and killed a mass robbery suspect inside this houston restaurant. the terrifying scene all caught on security camera footage by our station, ktrk. [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: it happened on thursday around midnight, police say the suspect seen here dressed in black walked into a restaurant and pointed what appeared to be a gun at customers as he took their wallets and cell phones. >> as he was exiting the store, one of the patrons got up and immediately discharged a pistol into the suspect. >> reporter: police say the customer shooting him multiple times and then returning the stolen belongings. >> they're not awake and they're not breathing. [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: police say

and, again, as i read this addition to michael's book about john kelly, it rang so true, not only inperiences being interviewed by donald trump for a cabinet position. i did not pursue that. john kelly chose to. i'm glad that he did. i don't envy him the 18 months he spent there. >> you probably know this already. i didn't, but i want the read this part of mike's reporting. quote, you were medically disqualified, the doctor told kelly. to kelly this was terrible news. you have to qualify me, kelly said. if your eyesight didn't disqualify you, your bone spurs would, the doctor said. what are bone spurs, kelly asked? kelly could literally feel his heart sink as his life-long dream of being in the marines appeared to be crashing down before him. he protested with the doctor who apparently seeing kelly's interest in knowing that the military needed as many service members as possible for the war in vietnam decided to ignore kelly's health issues. quote, army or marines, the doctor asked? marines, kelly replied. he left for boot camp within a week. kelly's career starts on the exact polar

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the new york times reporter michael schmidt's revealed, that when john kelly was chief of staff of theagainst north korea. saying that if he took such an action, and the administration could blame someone else for it, to absolve itself of responsibility. one administration officials told trump, many people could be killed at a little bit of warren north korea it had quote, no impact on him. michael schmidt, his book is out, in paperback he joins me. now >> the question about all the staff, is how serious was he when he was saying. months >> i think it's not just if trump was serious. the situation was serious. here is what happens. john kelly comes and, in july of 2017. he thinks that donald trump mirrors process around him, he needs to be better staffed. he knows the first six months have been chaotic. he needs to bring order to this place, get this guy on track. within hours, he realizes that, oh my that may be an incredible miscalculation. this person is far dumber, limited, egotistical, impulsive, lazy. then i ever could've imagined. and what manifested all these problems together

earlier my colleague michael hoechls spoke about the case with john burris.s reaction to the released videos. >> rodney king was beaten badly. he was handicapped and handcuffed at the time he was being beaten. in this case this is pretty outrageous. you take all the beating he has taken and he was left alone, left alone to die and suffer in his own blood, if you will. there's that kind of disconnect in the sense we didn't care about him as a human being. what we did was he ran from us, and when you do run, you pay. that's the motto that this particular unit has, which is a very notorious way of policing and it's one we've made a lot of efforts down through the years to try to prevent. officers should know just because a person runs, that doesn't mean they should catch them and beat them and make them pay and -- >> i guess, you know, his family would argue he only ran because he was being beaten so badly after the initial traffic stop. lawyers for some of those cops, you know, i couple i heard say their client didn't physically take part in the beating. to you

michael smith, msnbc national security contributor. he is also the author of the donald trump versus the united states. now out on paperback with a new biography of trump's longest serving chief of staff. johnelly. we had a great conversation about. that michael. also joining, me two of our expert msnbc legal analysts. the suburban and charles. coleman i welcome all three of. you michael, a day before the surge of biden's home, the president responded to reporters persistent questions. reiterated that they were fully cooperating with the investigation, and that there is no there, there. does this latest revelation reflect those comments? >> i had the pleasure or responsibility back in 2015 of covering the early days of the hillary clinton email investigation. what i learned from that and have seen here in the first days of when the politicians and their lawyers figure out who they are classified information, a very bumpy. but usually don't know what to do. they don't know the extent of what the classified information is. where it is. and they tend to say and do things that in the and the altimetry. regrets because they do not have the full facts. in the case of hillary clinton, she put a se

john. >> reporter: good morning, michael. very first time we're getting to hear and see the now former uvalde school police chief trying to explain what he did and did not do on may 24th, that awful day at robb elementary. >> over the radio. >> reporter: this morning, video obtained by abc news showing now fired uvalde school's police chief pete arredondo speaking to investigators. it was less than 24 hours after the robb elementary school massacre. >> my first thought is that we need to vacate. >> reporter: he says he tried to protect students he believed were trapped in other classrooms and thought the gunman had been stopped. >> we have him contained. we don't need any more from out here. i said, get these kids out. whatever, i told them. bust those windows. get them out. >> reporter: in this nearly hour long video he answered questions about his response to the shooting and why he didn't treat the scene as an active shooter event. >> when we entered the building on the south entrance of that particular building where this

john, again thank you for the hospitality. congressman and michael regan ander the other honored guests here. it's a joy to be with you all. is my first book signing so help me god. [applause] i love you bringing up my dad. much of so help me god deals with my public life. my election to congress in 2000. the tumultuous years that would follow that. i was on capitol hill write about that in the t book. my efforts that would result in me was going home to indiana be governor of the state. also i'm thete great privilege o be your vice president during extraordinary years of accomplishment for the american people. none of that would have been possible without my faith in god. my family and the support and prayers of the american people. i'd like to say from the onset thank you is the greatest honor of my life. [applause] fits wonderfully brought up my dad. my dad grip on the southside of chicago. he was a fast talking younger man enlisted in the army, when into the korean war. came back and met my mom and they followed it work into southern indiana wher

>> well, john, again thank you for the hospitality and congressman, michael regan and other honored guests who are here. it's a real joy to be with you all. this is my first book signing for "so help me god." [applause] >> i love you bring up my dad because while much of "so help me god" deals with my public life, my election to congress and 2000 and the tumultuous years that would follow that, i was on capitol hill on 9/11. i write about that in the book. my efforts that would result in me emerging as a conservative leader in the house of representatives going home to indiana and to be governor of the state and that also having theta great privilege to be your vice president during some extraordinary years of accomplishment for the american people. none of that would've been possible without my faith in god, my family, and the support and prayers of the american people. so let me just say from thehe outset, thank you for the privilege of serving you as you vice president. it was the greatest honor of my life. [applause] >> but it's wonderful t up my dad. my dad was a, grew up on the south

john and he talked to will they will andrea. it's been a good run for chris hemsworth, michael b. jordan and ryan reynolds.but there's a new heartthrob in town, and he also happens to be the purple wiggle. remember the wiggles foods salad? yummy yummy . they're not wiggling like they used to back in 91 wiggle a john pierce taking over tiktok, where he's racked up nearly 10 million views in the last five days alone. so what's the purple wiggle and his biceps doing on tiktok anyway? to create fun, content, fun, quirky content. does time. why my character now in myself and trying to find that balance where it does sort of appeal to a wide demographic, appealing indeed. just check the comments section i'm about to risk it all for the purple wiggle. i did not have fall in love with the purple wiggle on my 2023 bingo card. everyone wants to start families now that they want a reason to come to the wiggles show, but you can still come to wiggle show with our children. a little background on this red hot purple wiggle. john pierce is known for winning australia's got talent back in 2010 with australian pop music g

considered michael morell, with former ambassador of russia, john podesta, bill crystal as well as ando destroy any positive trump thought on twitter. here is what matt taibbi walked out with. >> in the early trump years, there was an organization called hamilton 68 that was the source of probably hundreds of news stories over the course of a period of years that was allegedly tracking russian bots. their secret sauce was a list of 600 accounts they said were linked to russian influence. well, in the twitter files we found the list. the list let's just say is mostly bereft of russians and full of real americans and what they did is a fraud. they took ordinary conversations of ordinary conservatives, mostly. and essentially just called it russian influence. >> brian: they got together with all the msnbc, cnn networks and that became the story russian influence on social media is pushing trump forward. causing more people to say trump and russia. those guys are together. don't tell me that doesn't affect the election. >> now, brian, look. this is how they launder the lies. it's not just

chin who is the project sponsor and i like to introduce the architects john (inaudible) and michael morrison besides me. the new building is 3 floors of dwellings and medical use with one floor medical use underground. the surgical center which include the doctor office help fill a lack of surgical rooms at the nearby saint francis hospital and one reason the project is supported by the asian american medical association the letter of support you will see here. the front facade of the building will be kept along with 10 feet of side walls behind it along with blade sign and auditorium space. the building operated as night club such as ginsa west, club hangover and are melody lane and jazz venue for white only patrons and feechards artists uch is as the great piana player earl hines. this period occurred after a period when african american musicians were not allowed to perform east of van ness avenue and that history will be on display. ranging between 934 and foub foub all residential unit are family size. dr. chin will live with his 4 children in the largest top floor year. the character d