it was becoming fairly clear that mitchell was in deep trouble. after john dean had hired gordon lady and gordon developed this plan. they went over to mitchell's office. in fact, it's kind of ironic if i may libby shows up. on december 10th, not too far from today 50 years ago and he's talking about a half a million dollars or a million dollars for this in campaign intelligence plan and jeb magruder. who is the acting head waiting for mitchell to come over from the department of justice. he says gee the only person with authority to commit that amount of money is john mitchell and he's not here. we have to go see john. so they troop over to the attorney general's office. john dean magruder and gordon lettie and gordon presents this incredible plan in the attorney general's office and then they went back a second time. so mitchell was and dean. were both worried about guilty knowledge of the plan break-in in advance. henry peterson came over to see the president and said your your john deen is telling the stuff. you wouldn't believe you're going to have to r

via regularity. infections with corona, virus, and dusky at andre ag macy could be the infect, john mitchell, being caught one of your sons, of even the texas zone off. and i truly have eyes at hutton, and advocacy for jim buells leave. no one wants to think about more mutations right now in the middle restaurant and bar. certainly not illness. he believes he already has big glance and wants to expands to other cities. he believes that the prospects was on africa once again. ah, we can speak now too shabby. matthew, he's a professor of vaccine ology at with water sand university in johannesburg. thank you for joining us. now you tweeted that south africa has reached a turning point in the pandemic. what did you mean by that? thank you for having me side. think ext feedings. busy during the course of this wave, who trust dominated by army kronen, very much shows a decoupling of infections i and severe disease and death. re su correctly reported this time dawn, especially in the province we trust initially to be sent off to on the con, upgrade to halting robins. the number of hospitalizations

john lewis legislation as well as the fair election. >> during today's debate minority leader addison mitchell mcconnell that nuked the filibuster himself to steal three seats for the far right, two of whom joe manchin had no problem at all voting for without 60 votes tried to square monger by saying democrats are trying to silence millions of americans by breaking the senate. >> instead, they have been consumed by a fake panic over election laws that seem to exist only in their own imagination. this party line push has never been about securing citizens' rights, it's about expanding politician's power. that's why the bill tries to weaken voter id laws that are popular with americans of all races. >> to be clear, the party mitch mcconnell is actually referring to is the republican party. but far be it for the man who has done more than anyone to destroy the institution to acre knowledge what colorado democratic senator michael bennett called as the grim reaper has rocked. >> i haven't met anybody who thinks that their voice is meaningfully represented until the united states senate instead of special interest to the most powerful people

john f. kennedy and it has continued under 11 u.s. presidents since then. we are joined now by dr. mitchellÉs-sosa, the director of the cuban center for neuroscience. he has played a key role in cuba's response to the pandemic. welcome to democracy now! can you talk about how cuba has dealt with the pandemic? it's plans to give out hundreds of millions of vaccines? your reporting cuba this month between seven-day averages of one to four jets daily? -- deaths daily? >> first, thank you for having me on the program. i enjoy your show very much. i watch it frequently in cuba, so thank you for this invitation. i think cuba has really faced the pandemic with trepidation. we were worried because we saw the news around the world of people dying in intensive care units being overloaded, new variants coming -- appearing and sweeping around world. i think the key to the cuban response is the close coordination and collaboration of all the actors, everyone involved. what happened is all the research centers mobilized and started redirecting their work, for example, in the case of my center, a center f

speaking to chelsea mitchell, challenging the legal right of transgender athletes to participate in female sports. she will join us live and reaction to the ncaa big decision. >> john: soft on crime policies, emboldening career criminals released too soon. happy friday eve to you, sandra. >> sandra: i love you look at it that way, john. a spotlight on homeless criminals who are the hardest to track in the system. california, police arresting a man wanted in the murder of ucla grad student brianna kupfer. shawn smith stabbed kupfer to death in a random daytime attack as she was working in a furniture store in los angeles. >> john: critics blame the lenient laws to be free on the streets. howard safer will join us in a moment. >> sandra: jonathan hunt is live in los angeles. what do we know about smith's criminal record? >> before he allegedly stabbed her, he had been bailed on both coasts. democrat and republican prosecutors, covid court delays also involved, a perfect storm of circumstances, tragically ending with the death of kupfer. smith was arrested after a member of the public called 911 having spotted him in pasadena about 15 miles from the store where kupfer

john. we've seen -- by the way, we have a plane going over. we've seen so many cool toys this week at ces. autonomous vehicles have been a big focal point. i want to bring in paul mitchelle? >> in is the world's most most advanced fully autonomous race car. it can dry itself around race tracks right here at 150 miles an hour. >> tell me, what are the -- what is different about today? >> in october, we had a time trial competition. teams were just trying to get the top speed. for the first time ever, our cars will pass each other. two cars on the track at the same time trying to overtake each other. we have a lot of amazing teams from around the world. this car is from tii, one of the top teams. it's an amazing challenge. >> there you go, john. we'll see cool racing today. these here on the side, that is the lydar. they make sure they don't crash. >> these are the eyes of the car. >> back to you, john. >> john: wow. i remember a darpa autonomous vehicle. they were running into each other. what a difference. it's like the space race. fascinating stuff. sandra, you want one of those? >> sure. i want to watch that. that is cool. >> john: that is crazy. >> sandra: what is cr

john donnison, bbc news. the streaming platform spotify says it's working to add a warning to any podcast that includes a discussion about covid, after a row about misinformation. the musiciansjoni mitchellir music from spotify in protest over its work with the american podcaster, joe rogan who has interviewed vaccine sceptics. have you ever watched your children having a pillow fight and thought this will go too far and end in tears? have a look at this. this was the first ever professional pillow fighting championship. there are weighted pillows, aren't there? ones that are a bit heavier. when i fight with the kids i had to use the light one. this is in florida. sixteen men and eight women most of them mma fighters competed for a $5,000 prize, using a specialised pillow. i once knocked my brother out in a pillow fight. we had beds. he thought the fight was over and i there is a chance for one last wallop will stop i clocked him on the side of the noggin and smashed his head on the bunk bed. and you are still speaking now? i properly spoke to him six years ago. what did your mum do at that point? i can't remember that. you blanked it out because it was too awful. don't try that at home,