but too late. goals from john stones and alex hollen shifted the game in manchester. cities favor allan scored 13 golden 8 games since moving from the bundled league club. much to the delight of his coach, pep squad over. yeah, he's able to defensively follow good door, kevin, in the pockets. and when the dual tradition is fires have the sense for the 2nd position, right to the box and golden score. so yeah, exceptional, clear. so i think everybody knows it not, not because my manager, my to sit is going to tell you. so everybody knows. so here's a look at some of the scores from wednesdays, champions in a group stage. with dorman, losing 21 then are 2nd in their group another german club leipzig last against defending champions, rail madrid. chelsea played out to one all draw. gonzalez berg, anti craving, clumped in at school, dropped to 2nd in their group where the door against a celtic glasgow. this is dw news life from berlin. a reminder of our top story. one of the cranes that big cities creevy re, is at risk of flooding after a russian missile strike on me by reservoir. it's act f

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the match managed to turn the tide of the game first with a goal, reached, a long-range shot by john stones minutes later. after that, on 84 at the gate of his former team, a goal of outstanding beauty. earlin scored. norwegian. scored in an acrobatic heel jump at head level 2-1, pouring out a victory for the mansity. in other matches on wednesday, napoli successfully took advantage of the removal of the scottish ranger with milan confidently beat dinamo zagreb miners. celtic played to a 1-1 draw. copenhagen sevilla 00 psg win a strong-willed victory in israel, lionel messi , an argentinean, scored in this match. set another record. month scored in the eighteenth season of the champions league real leipzig 2-0 chelsea salzburg-11 and juventus suffered. second defeat in a row in the champions league, this time at home to benfica. the second round in the group stage of the russian football cup was marked by a defeat for the first season. zenit team of sergei semak lost in samara wings of the soviets the main events in this match happened in the last 15 minutes, when he received a red card clo

mid field, a jude bellingham put in for just 10 minutes after the break, but too late goals from john stones and, and shifted the game in manchester, cities favor and has scored 13 goals in 8 games since moving for the buddhist lead club. much to the delight of his coach hep guardiola. yeah, he's able to defensively follow good or kevin, in the pockets and when the duels the tradition is 5, have the sense for the 2nd position, right to the box and gold score. so yeah, exceptionally so i think everybody knows it. not because much management going to tell you, so everybody knows is look at some of the schools from wednesday's champions. the group stage. we have still been losing 21. they're now 2nd in their group. another german club life fish lost against defending champions, madrid. chelsea played out a one old drawer again side spoke and you credit club don't ask, dropped to 2nd in a group withdraw against celtic glasgow, german film director, vendors and the chinese out as i way way are among the winners of this is premium, empower he alo, awards the global on surprises bestowed by japan's

but too late. goals for john stones and having holland shifted the goal in manchester city's favour. allan scored 13 goals and 8 games since moving from the bundling club. much to the delight of his coach pet gaudio. yeah, he's able to defensively for good or kevin, in the pockets and when the dual tradition is fires have the sense for the 2nd position, right to the box of goal score. so yeah, exceptional, clear. so i think everybody knows it not, not because much management going to tell you. so everybody knows take a look at some of the scores and from wednesdays, champions league group stage, and with dorman, losing to one, been our 2nd in their group, another german club leipzig last against defending champions, rail madrid at chelsea played out to one old draw again salisbury ukrainian club, the nets go, went to 2nd in that group with a draw against a celtic glasgow installation. a warfare has a pet played a significant role in the war in ukraine, while armies of russian propaganda trolls were once seen as having the upper hand in social media. are they not meeting that match an

the 2 late goals from john stones and alon shifted the game in manchester. cities 5 up, he scored 13 goals in a game since moving from the buddhist club. much to the delight of his coach, pep, quality all up. yeah, he's able to defensively for good or kevin, in the pockets. and when the do, the tradition is 5. have the sense for the 2nd position right to the box of goal score. so yeah, exceptionally i think everybody knows it. not because much management going to tell you. so everybody knows. here's a look at some of the scores from wednesdays, champions late group stage with doping losing 21. they're now 2nd in their group. another german club light say she lost against defending champions. real madrid. chelsea played out one drawer again, side spoke and ukrainian club done. it's dropped to 2nd in a group with a drawer against celtic glasgow. let's take a look at some other stories making news. at least 9 people have been killed and 20 injured in a stampede. in western guatemala, the victims were reportedly caught in a crush of people trying to leave a music concert, celebrating ind

first, the goal was reached by a long-range strike by john stones in the nine and after 4 minutes onr team, a goal of outstanding beauty. earlin scored. hollon, norwegian. scored in an acrobatic heel jump at head level 2-1, pouring out a victory for the mansity. in other matches on wednesday, napoli successfully took advantage of the removal of the scottish ranger with milan confidently beat dinamo zagreb miners. celtic played draw 1:1. copenhagen sevilla 00 psg won a strong-willed victory in israel in this match scored by argentinean lionel messi. set another record messi scores already in his eighteenth season of the champions league real leipzig 2.0 chelsea salzburg-11 and juventus suffered a second defeat in the champions league in a row this time at home to benfica. the second round in the group stage of the russian football cup was marked by a defeat for the first season. zenit team of sergei semak lost in samara to the wings of the soviets, the main events in the match happened in the last 15 minutes, when cloudinho and samarans received a red card, then in the majority, put t

early in the 2nd hall, i heard you said he bought back though 1st it was john stones who equalized benny 10 minutes to play. how's this for a finish? the real oh, did you a reminder that stones is in fact in the team as a scene to back all the talk in the build up was about early holden coming up against his old side. it took 83 minutes but all and would make his mark scoring what would prove to be the winner and mccarthy high for shot passenger man when they took the lead through sharon cherry in the 24 minutes to exploit on the how to expose did it that brought in front here he managed to avoid embarrassment. first, it was killing bobby, who sit up leonor messy for the equalizer. go to the by law has message. one more then messy to him, provider and assisted the bar pay to hand the parisians club. the lead a bag that's ago was fantastic from carolyn and bob. back and it's hard to keep. ne, more out of the action, the brazilian duty delivered his go, wrapping up a $31.00 way on that got that. gone away by name off, and ac milan or off the mark in the champions league, thanks to 31 when

john stones with a great strike there so vacant one. 0 not a bad finish were sent back. is it due to a miss from holland? was pretty special as well. the strike is showing great to athleticism, to when it was to see the norwegian, there with his i 30 gone in 8 games. and he showed his respect resulting with an understated celebration. but he don't be about it. maybe you know the influence johan crime had in my life, was a person education, a manager and mentor and everything in crime fusible years ago was cool in the gum . nolan, incredible goal against elliptical mother. he was white quite quite. she miller today escort in the moment he scored a bullet for the young christ. grandpa t as a 1st match in charge of chelsea, ended in a draw his side took the lead against austrian opponents, obviously. but i could just after the break or i am styling with the goal there. bucket back with 15 minutes ago to boil potter 1st taste of champions leak football . chelsea, a balsam is great in faith and he'll talk to qualify for the knockout stage. we call life and position we want to

look at us john stones with a great start to know what all of a bad finish was sent back. and this was holland coming. there we go. pretty special, the striker showing great athleticism to win if a ceci norwegian with his 13th goal in 8 games. and he showed respect for resulting with an understated celebration. boy graham potter's 1st match in charge of chelsea ended in a draw. he sighed, took the lead against austrian opponents or b salzburg just after the break for him. sterling were the go, but still spoke back with 15 minutes to go to spoil potters a 1st taste of champions league football, chancellor, bottom of groupie, and fatal appeal task to qualify for the knockout stage. we call white position, we want to be in, but we have to respond to simple as our it's, it's going to be a tough group, i think. but there's enough quality in the, in the teams and of quality and the, the score that we can respond and we have to look for those gauge. but i was very proud of how they, how they acted. i know, but easy for me to change of culture and all that. you know, all that come

the final 10 minutes, the team from manchester managed to turn the tide of the match, defender john stoneser the crossbar, and then the player scored, who pleases fans much more often with erling, honda goals, he replaced borussia before this season wear upset your former team with a beautiful jump kick to celebrate a goal against recent teammates. the norwegian, out of respect, did not become in the remaining time, city kept the winning score 2: 1, the modest maccabi, who hosted a pair in haifa. saint germain. didn't sit on the defensive. and in the middle of the first half, he hit the gates of a formidable opponent first through the rally. then the jubilant goal resounded through the stands again, but this time the maccabi fans rejoiced too early . pierre franz di was not counted due to an offside position, soon followed by the response of the parisians , kylian bappe, crossed into the goalkeeper and the ball from the defender bounced off to lionel, who was on duty nearby. messi the argentinean was accurate, we note that leo set two champions league records at once, he distinguished hims

stone." i think it's john lennon, image from how we won the war.ve what you said about why you used that picture, which really shows how you're a 21-year-old kid, you had no idea how this was going to explode, but you just said, hey, you know what, i was just looking for free pictures. and you found that one. what an iconic first cover for "rolling stone." >> absolutely. it suggested all the things that we'd become well-known for -- politics, coverage of movies, music. >> yeah. can i ask you, on the topic of john lennon, to i don't think there's competition, most iconic interview of all time, 1970, you and john lennon, and he just unloaded on the beatles. it was a shocking interview. talk about how you got it, and if you understood the second you turned off the tape recorder that you were going to make rock history. >> well, i didn't realize fully the full impact of what it was going to mean. it was certainly the first time john had been interviewed or spoken out about what it was like to be in the beatles. before that, they were in a bubble, and n

we've been william stone, but the english john austin. yet did you put out for new duke on bush, on that or my law? no, they're coming. do it. and you put that a whole chicken dodger with unavoidable? or lucas lumped viola booth. why? right? sounds good and i put them via sneezing. who's now we're going to look at the conversion. fortune line to death, the origin or her and the nina. the gear should the woods don't always when the raina i watching videos now it's get them to keep a capital investment on both assist just to mom. for mission i saw a blog of betty italy e is for michelle mash, active nick armando took over the months and it's not coming across 1st for you. my sister on that doesn't bother me. some basketball venetian by the information from nancy. i don't know if there's the one is this right miss rush. i mean you, it's not this nash. i wish there are marines guide that it's in the down us that are both are while yeah, katrina was training in moscow. sponsors were found to finance and operation on one of the patients a with a self if i didn't get that, but there's still ink

jason vaughan taught in how a former speaker, told my colleague john bag, told stone that he was basicallyk channel between the oath keepers and the white house. >> we know that there were some sort of communication going on because the oath keepers were providing security the day before. it is my understanding that way back during the campaign, roger stone from my thought process is probably the one who is reaching out to these militia leaders and trying to open lines of communication. so he probably was one of the major players when it comes to some of these extremist groups and backwater communication to the white house. >> so, just one of the big questions at this trial begins, who else were the oath keepers talking to? and join our by and we see choice to comey's riot rallies we should pass a lot -- of by the department, yes it was ultimately unsuccessful. good to have you both this evening. ryan, let's start with, you sort of seem setting where this stand, with his oath keepers trial. where is it being prosecuted? are all five defendants going to be tried together as codefendants? gi

john, let me start with you because you're with me. unclear what that statement is roger stoneut. >> he is often unclear. >> he did say f the voting, let's get right to the violence. whatever else he may not have said around it, he said those things. >> yes. >> what's your reaction to this? >> well, his response is terribly weak. it's somebody manipulated the video and the sound. he has clearly been caught in some context. we don't have the full story. we may never get the full story from roger. >> fair. and that's probably true. stephanie, i want to play another clip from the week after january 6th. this is where stone criticizes the white house counsel's office. he says the white house counsel told trump that trump could not preemptively pardon stone for his role in any efforts to overturn the election. let me play that part. >> has it been pitched to the president? >> yes, it has. i believe the president's for it. the obstacles are these lily-livered weak-kneed bureaucrats in the white house counsel's office. and now they must be crushed because they've told the president so

the former will not nice dive in when you come in a room with william stone, but they didn't let john austin yet geeky picked out for you to call him bush on that a lot more. there. come and do it, and you put that a full chair does what a lucas love to be a boost. why it suddenly weird and i put them via sneezing. who's now we're going to look at the conversion. fortune line to do the origin and the nina the get the most down ways when a lot of rain. yeah. i watching the pretty asner macias piece of deep got them with our boat. this is just for, for mission. i saw a blog about italy is for michelle marsh, active nick armando took over the months to be part of the community. first for you, my sister, i'm that doesn't bother me. some basket, probation by the fiduciary creation. finance. yet of course the one is disparate variety of miss russia. monuments not there's no sub richna martin, skype or it's in the demo that our board are while yet katrina was training in moscow. sponsors were found to finance and operation on one of the patients a with all but maybe i didn't get it by you fi

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stone and john the evening of the 5th. >> do you know what they talked able that evening, ms. we don't know the full story on the proud boys and oath keepers. >> i think the committee is trying to get to the bottom of what white house officials coordinated with or spoken to proud boys so what do those relationships look like? w what were the lines of communications and why were they talking? >> there is stuff we know. we put some out. there is more depth within the report or maybe in the next hearings and i think what is important is he was going through the process of selling that the election was stolen and then convincing folks that look, if you believe that an election was stolen from you, violence is the only answer quite honestly. that's kind of the american tradition. if you truly believe that the constitution is being disobeyed, every american would be on the capitol. >>> up next, donald trump puts the squeeze on justice. >> him telling us we should say publicly it was corrupt, that concerned me. but asthma has taken enough. so i go triple... with trelegy. with 3 medic

thank you john meacham, appreciate it. >> what impact of the documentary footage of stone have on the6:20 in what could be their final hearings, we are going to discuss that next. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com >> a cnn exclusive. clips of trump ally roger stone from a documentary film crew that have been turned over to the january six committee. i spoke with the filmmakers who share their footage with the 20. this is from the interview. including a never before seen clip of roger stone discussing a potential bargain following january six. which is. >> this is roger stone criticizing

xviii star us and past the court architect from the opera of john samuel beker and it was decided not to repair it, but to issue a new, stoneond, yes, landscaping for me the adoption of leo the rival, the lithuanian chancellor , by his wife, alexandra, in the best kin to where they have their shrines and ancestral plowed in 1.596 , thereby laying the cob to the everyday life of the trinity church on the territory of his residence from the cob, the temple was cod from the tree of ali later in 1615-1617 in its place came a stone buddha built up of the early baroque. of the virgin mary and saints peter and paul de 18 year of chervenniks by the spoiled bishop of vilenka at the very beginning at the entrance to the church on the left side there are two halves of powerful wooden doors. the text of the prayer is even preserved on this door. it was the first wooden door of the church. she saved her time. mine was transferred here to the church to have a look. for 1655 to 1660, at this break, friends become the center of the vilna diocese. about that hour, a clear place of christening in the luzhansk kostelevinsky bishop karol dauga

now cnn's john london interviewed the film makers who shot that. they said roger stone appeared to hide detailed information from them about the stop the steal rally on january 6th and the planning around it. now the film makers say they did pick up on other clues that led them to believe stone was part of a conspiracy to overturn the election. take a listen. >> this clip was actually from the day before president trump commutes roger stone's sentence and this planning, what this also shows is this, i think, the first small movements towards what became stop the steal in 2020, that we are seeing -- actually seeing roger in the middle of a conspiracy basically. i mean, that's what it is, a conspiracy to overturn an election and roger was in the middle of it. we see, documented how it kind of began this way. >> is it -- he's actually saying that that's what they're going to do in the clip. he actually said it. >> exactly. as we discussed before, he's saying that's what they're going to do and that's exactly what happened. but it's so outrageous when you hear it that you a

john knox confronted mary, queen of scots. here, james vi argued about liturgy. here, oliver cromwell preached, here parliament sometimes met. here, our late queen received thhonors of scotland in the stonested on its return to scotland. we are graced the presence of the king and members of the royal family. present here are representatives of our nations life. present here are people whose lives were touched by the queen and so many -- in so many unforgettable ways. so we gather to bid scotland's farewell to our late monarch, whose life of service to the nation and the world we celebrate, and whose love for scotland was legendary. ♪ >> the first minister, nicola sturgeon, will read the first lesson. >> for everything, there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven. a time to be die a time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted a time to kill, and a time to heal a time to break down, and a time to build up a time to weep, and a time to laugh a time to mourn, and a time to dance a time to throw away stones, and a time to gather stones together a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing. >> these last few days, as tributes to her majesty have poured in,

sir john was knighted in 1998 for his charitable work. the rolling stonesing stones extend their deepest sympathy to the royal family on the death of her imagine industry. she was a constant presence in her lives. the lead singer mick jagger writing, for my whole life, queen elizabeth ii has always been there. in my childhood, i watched her wedding highlights on tv. i remember her as a beautiful you can lady. by deepest sympathies with the royal family. of course, sir paul mccartney, tweeted, god bless queen elizabeth ii. may she rest in peace. long live the king. let's bring in simon perry now, the chief foreign correspondent for "people" magazine. thank you for joining us. depick chunctions of the queen appeared in film for many years. but it's been recently we've seen the popularity skyrocket, perhaps best xechexemplified bye crown" on netflix. how does this shape people's perception of the monarchy and is it fair? >> good evening, jake. "the crown," you're right, i really sensed -- i've covered the royal family for more than 20 years. and i sensed when

. >> gleeson also had the idea for "rolling stone's" first big scoop, he heard that john lennon and yokohe couple fully naked. . >> so he said why don't you write to them and suggest we publish it? okay. so i wrote them a letter and then within two weeks, a mailing come backs from england and it has the two virgins picture in it and it's dynamite. >> they just arrive in a mailing tube. >> the family jewels arrived. >> did you hesitate at all about publishing it? >> no. not for a second. >> "rolling stone" ran it as a center spread. >> that was our first anniversary, the first time we got any kind of press or coverage or notice was publishing those pictures. >> suddenly, the magazine was on the cultural map. mick jagger reached out. >> he said we should publish "rolling stone" together in england. i said, of course, why not? whatever you want to do, i'll do it. >> it didn't work out too well. >> it lasted half a year. mick had one idea for what it should be like, i had another idea for it. >> wenner quickly shut it down. >> he was a gentleman about it. >> a total gentleman about it. >> th

. >> reporter: land artist john forman finds inspiration in what's already there. >> what i love about stoneorter: those forms can be mesmerizing. he plays with perspective and patterns. >> this beach has these beautiful colors, purples and blues and violates. >> a lot of people don't believe it's real. a lot of people ask me if i paint the stones or carry them all in. can you imagine me carrying all these from my car? >> reporter: sometimes he uses the sand itself, which allows him to work on a much bigger scale, raking and combing it into spectacular designs. what was your first introduction to land art as a practice, as an art? >> it was probably the golds worthy is probably the most prolific, most well-known land artist in the world, i'd say. >> reporter: there are other stone cairns. >> reporter: news sunday morn profiled the pioneering sculptor. >> i need to touch, i need to feel things to understand to th delicate, ice. >> it's a tough thing to work with the land because the next second, the next day, it's not going to be there. >> reporter: has land art evolved? >> i think it has, ye

portrait of john lennon, and many were not given the chance here even of ancient history that survived several centuries on the mountain , a crimean grosz shell broke one of the polovtsian stone buildings of almost all cultural institutions were damaged, the approaches to the occupiers closed the ryzyum art school with barbed wire. and this is what the dance hall in the palace of youth and teenagers looks like. the entire premises served as a barracks for the railway workers. on the upper floors, fire fortifications were equipped. of all the shelling, it all fell down, it was all mixed with clay with waste, they took out, then cleaned the funds, it is still necessary to take an inventory. they stole sabers, a collection of banknotes and samovars, now the museum must be protected and preserved for the winter in the coming weeks, restoration work must begin here so that the winter does not destroy what survived after the raids of svitlana sheker oleksandr yanovsky details inter marathon tv channel only news mobilized ukrainian border guards are preparing the ground for those who are partially are mobilizing in russia, what distinguishes our soldier from a russian soldier, motiv

john, thank you all for being with us this morning. >>> still ahead, clips from a new documentary capturing what roger stone said would happen after the 2020 election. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. adds a lovely pecan flavor. man, the second retirement really changed you. the new subway series. what's your pick? ♪♪ here goes nothing. hey greg. um...hello? it's me, your heart! really? yes! recording an ekg in 30 seconds. tada! wow that was fast! good news, pal. i'm not detecting any of the six most common arrhythmias. what next? let's get some fresh air. been cooped up for too long. yeah... ♪♪ get kardia mobile card at kardia.com or amazon. doesn't your family deserve the best? eggland's best eggs. classic, cage free, and organic. more delicious, farm-fresh taste. plus, superior nutrition. which is now more important than ever. ♪♪ >>> now to breaking news from washington. nbc news, involved in the january 6th committee hearings. julia joins us now. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: we understand that sometime after the inspector general launched his criminal probe into the missing secret service text messag

john chill wants to leave moscow. but star and invite him to his criminal apartment . the banquet last more than 7 hours, and they begin to get along. if only i could dine with stone and once a week, it would be no trouble at all. november 1943 chair on the iranian capital. all 3 countries have embassies hair. it's the 1st big meeting of the big 3. stolen must fail, not don't to bar judy and said provide your story, touch cricketer, i meet to the graph. no sirius, so must quit. most of what took my me of a says, could your months go frontier does what i choice now course hung up so much, double massage, or in yonah inappropriate. no crania talk to read your grammar. more would be the white little chauffeur on the american embassy is on the outskirts of the city. and due to a terrorist threats, roosevelt accepts an invitation to settle in the soviet embassy where the meetings are also held. churchill attends by walking along that covered corridor connecting the soviet and british embassies. britons prime minister doesn't approve of the style in roosevelt reproach meant is further complicated by the fact that churchill was not only a colonial, less, but an outspoken

john knox confronted mary, queen of scotts. here james the vi argued about liturgy. here oliver cromwell preached. here parliament sometimes met. here our late queen received the honors of scotland and the stoneturn to scotland. we are graced by the presence of the king and members of the royal family. present here are representative of our nation's lives and whose people whose lives were touched in the queen in so many unforgettable ways and so we gather to bid scotland's farewell to our late monarch, whose life of service to the nation and the world we celebrate. and whose love for scotland was legendary. let us worship god. [organ playing] [congregation singing] ♪♪ >> our help is in the name of the lord who made heaven and earth. the eternal god is our refuge and underneath are the everlasting arms. god is our refuge and strength, a very present help in time of trouble. [choir singing] ♪♪ >> eternal and ever blessed god, receive us if your mercy and grant us the comfort and peace of your holy spirit through jesus christ, our lord. almighty and everlasting god, you send forth your spirit and we are created. you richly endow us each with gifts to bring blessings to ourselves and to others. y

stone. the notion you should prosecute this person and bill barr and his folks would send a referral you should prosecute this person, johnry and the greg craig case they tried to interfere it goes against everything that the justice department should be. i think the damage to the integrity of doj from this is we're still feeling it today. >> certainly alarming. jen roger, thank you. >>> the largest nursing strike in american history started today. thousands of nurses walked out. we'll explain where and why. >>> we continue to follow the scenes out of scotland where long lines of people are paying their respects to the late queen elizabeth. stay with us. on of the senses. so when you finally taste it, it just confirms... this. is. fantastic. and ononly at panera. $0 delivery fee for a limited time. welcome to allstate where anyone who bundles their home and auto insurance saves. isn't that right phil? sorry, i'm a little busy. what in the world are you doing? i'm in the metaverse, bundling my home and auto insurance. why don't you just do that in the real world? um, because now i can bundle in space. watch this. i still d

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stone. we are waiting for this judge to issue any of her rulings in writing. pam? >> sara murray, stand by. let's bring in elliott williams and john dean, the former nixon white house counsel. elliott, first to you. how do you think this judge will weigh these arguments for or against a special master that sara laid out, and when could we see her ruling? >> this is what happens. it's almost the problem with federal judges. you just don't know. she could, frankly, have issued a ruling from the bench today. i've seen judges do that where they already had it written and just start reading when the lawyers stop talking. it could be days or weeks. it's what the judge decides. what she could do is grant one. she suggested she was inclined to do so, but also limit what that special master could look at, only looking at, say, attorney/client privilege documents, only having the special master only oversee things that were seized from the office as opposed to other places. but it's just hard to tell right now. she has very broad latitude in what she does. >> john dean, what goes through your mind hearing a trump lawyer comparing these clas

bush and the john mccain campaigns and co-creator and co-host of "the circus" on showtime, season seven just premiered and political commentators here as well. you have known roger stonean into him in the '80s working with trump and the casinos. felt like a mob out there. turns out, it was. some somebody telling you who you are in new jersey, and heard there, and as steve bannon said on our show, there's no surprise what happened january 6th. people like stone and bannon set the table for it. i mean, what we're learning now is it was not a random thing. pre-planned, pre-set by people like roger stone. >> shoot to kim. >> and rhetoric of attack, attack, attack. the fact trump sat three hours and did nothing. you know, as we get details put it together and it shows that this was very much intentional. it's politics to the extreme right now and i think really scary, hearkening back to a time when postreconstruction, right? people used violence to resist progress. so it's, again, a reflection of trump's team being willing to do anything at all to maintain power. >> this is not, has nothing to do with right-left-republican-democrat. i also have known roger stone, and this

stone to a career he certainly wanted to surpass his father house would take advantage of gratuitous timing. i'm very popular congressman died, tyler saw an opportunity and stood for election. after election against john clanton and another candidate anders stevenson to become a legal rival a friendly rival at the time won the close election was had to washington. he never been to washington before when he got there he was shocked by what he saw. washington still bore the effects of the war of 1812 but they done to the capitol building tyler was quite shocked of seeing washington and what it looked like in the wake of the destruction during the war. the destruction he saw reinforced something else his father had introduced to him as a young man. he seemed to operate under the assumption as both a congressman anything good for the british was not good for the united states. he nursed a grudge if you will looking at the destruction the british had brought about during the war of 1812. he quickly got over that got over the initial shock of seeing the way the buildings look is not in the actual capitol proceedings were done and another building a much more cramped building across town. tyler, much like he

roger stone, we have done this -- talked about this on the show before, is an interesting character because he had exactly the same idea 20 years ago and so did johntman. this idea that you just simply say, we won, and then you effectuate maybe even a little violence to see to it that no one really challenges you. let me play another clip from him. this is from november 1st, before the election. more roger stone. >> let's hope we're celebrating. i suspect it will be -- i really suspect it will still be up in the air. when hat happens the key thing to do is claim victory. possession is nine-tenths of the law. no, we won. [ bleep ] you. you're wrong, [ bleep ] you. >> and his response to that clip, his response to it today is, the lesson of 2000 when the election was in dispute, james a. baker got george bush to declare victory. he was considered a genius. i suggest the same thing and they say that's considered criminal conduct. is there a difference? >> oh, yeah. he is anything but a genius, joy. this guy is letting a camera crew follow him around and videotape him in the weeks leading up to the january 6th riot. even if the film doesn't show he di

stone, and many other publications as well. his latest book is this right here. it is -- lucky. it's the chronicle of the service of one major, john lucky luck. i do. he's retired. he's 100th bomb group. the bloody 100 from the eighth air force and you're going to get to know a little bit about lucky in just a minute. he's an incredible, incredible man. james, on the other side is a former nieman fellow at harvard and is the author of the new book black snow. black snow, which is right here. i look, i can't recommend both these books any more than i'm going to recommend them. but i think you're going to understand at the end of this, this is black snow. it is not out yet. however, you can buy it here at the book festivals so you can get it and you can get it signed. when we do the signing up in just a little bit, he also his book about the firebombing. this is about the firebombing of tokyo in the road to the atomic bomb. his last book is rampage. it was named on the best books of 2018 by the editors of amazon. kirkus and military times. it was chosen as a finalist for the prestigious gilder lehrman prize for military history by t

ravens head coach, john harbaugh >> an injury to his drumstick and he will not be able to perform for the rest of the season we're going to find a replacement, turn over every stoney time when po was injured last week, and it literally took five minutes because they thought it was part of his schtick, he's reported to be in good spirits no word on whether the ravens will make a new mascot under their wings. >> you're not even allowed to talk when you're a mascot. >> po, our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family >> from football to tennis, the talk of tennis, serena williams with two thriller wins at the u.s. open already under her belt this week. she's just a few hours away from trying to extend her magical run even further >> we're going to talk about that with another legend, mary carillo, but first, maggie is at arthur ashe stadium. >> serena williams continuing her phenomenal and likely farewell tour here on center court, slated to play singles again tonight. this after a sold-out crowd cheered her on alongside big sister venus in doubles last night. while they didn't pull out a win, the fans definitely let them know they appreciate their iconic c

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john r lewis act to strengthen the voters rights provisions. this hearing comes five days after what would've been the 93rd birthday of the reverend martin luther king jr.. "voting is a foundation stone for political action and with it we can vote out of office public officials who barred the doorway to does -- to decent housing, public safety, jobs and decent integrated education." i believe that is what some people are afraid of, that the vote is powerful and will be used by black and brown voters and other voters of color or marginalized by voter suppression. make no mistake, congressional action or obstruction or inaction in the face of these outrageous attacks on democracy as the moral equivalent of complicity in the acts themselves. thank you for your your time. i will rely on my remarks for the remainder of my time. rep. cohen: i apologize i understand i in collector -- i and corrected the -- incorrectly referred to that fund. thanks you for your work. our next witness is a witness who has been with us before, the distinguished president of the mexican american legal fund, which he has held since august 2009 and he was also with them for twice years and he taught civil rights

john knox confronted mary queen of scots. here, james the sixth argued about liturgy. here, oliver cromwell preached. here, parliament sometimes met. here, our late queen received the honours of scotland and the stoner why? the lord our god is good # his mercy is for ever sure # his truth at all times firmly stood # and shall from age to age endure. # our help is in the name of the lord, who made heaven and earth the eternal god is our refuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms god is our refuge and strength, a very present help in time of trouble. choir sings: "0 lord open thou our lips" eternal and ever—blessed god, receive us in your mercy, and grant us the comfort and peace of your holy spirit, throuthesus christ our lord. almighty and everlasting god, you send forth your spirit and we are created. you richly endow us each with gifts to bring blessing to ourselves and to others. you enrich the life of our communities and our world and at life�*s completion you rejoice to welcome us into your nearer presence. we gather at this time a sorrowing nation, yet remembering with gratitude the long life and reign of your servant elizabeth, our queen, and for the many gifts and graces with which you