lin, let's start with you. >> lin-manuel: i always say i'll never make a bigger leap in my life thanoadway composer, which was the leap i made when "in the heights" made it from off-broadway to broadway. i was still subbing. >> stephen: you weren't even a permanent teacher. >> lin-manuel: i relied on teachers at my old high school to get sick five times a month and then i could pay my rent. so that was the biggest leap i'll ever take in my life. but i think the moment was kind of, i think the moment you realize you're a new yorker is when you can walk into your bodega and they just start making the order. because you are there every day. >> stephen: they know. john, what is your -- what is your sense of being a new yorker, john? do you have a thing you associate with really being a new yorker? >> john: yeah. some of it i think is, i was saying in the other room, something i didn't realize until today i think i have always been a new yorker, even when i was growing up in kansas city. >> stephen: what is that ineffable thing? >> john: okay. this is the substance of the show, really, an

lin wood was not indicted. when lin wood facing the prospect of his license to practice law in georgia earlier this year, he simply gave up, gave up the fight against disbarment, and gave up his license to practice law in georgia rather than have to testify in any disbarment proceedings. here is something you can reliably expect as we go forward and as more prosecution witnesses are revealed, both in special prosecutor jack smith's cases against donald trump and district attorney willis's case. when prosecution witnesses are first revealed, many, if not all of them, will publicly claim that they have not flipped on donald trump. we should reserve judgment on that every time until we know exactly what their testimony actually is. on sunday, when they asked donald trump if he worried about going to jail, he said, no, i don't really. i don't even think about it. it turns out he does. he thinks about it, according to new reporting in rolling stone. quote, while trump publicly professes confidence privately, three s

i'm talking tonight about the pro trump lawyer, lin wood.ht, it was this line. i'm quoting now, lin wood is a witness for the state in the present case. wood, of course, if you don't remember him, was a fierce supporter of trump's. and often pushed numerous conspiracy theories about the election. he's also admitted hosting meetings about how to overturn the 2020 election results, and even made public demands of state officials, like this one. >> they've got to demand publicly, repeatedly, consistently, brian kemp, call a special session of the georgia legislature. >> of course, wood is not the only witness that we now know prosecutors have lined up, four of those fake electors in the state of georgia have also been listed as witnesses for the state. for perspective on what this means for the case against donald trump, i'm joined now by former senior investigative counsel for the january 6th committee, -- there were about 20 or so yes votes to indict lin wood in the special grand jury's report. that's what they believe they should do. he was

and what does it mean for people like sidney powell and lin wood? >> well, the facts trump or some pac associated with him is paying for his legal fees, certainly gives every incentive for the person getting their legal fees paid for to not necessarily provide damaging information to the prosecutors about that person. we don't know what other information peter navarro may have had that could be damaging to trump, so certainly every incentive is for him to stay on donald trump's good side or else, you know, the money dries up >> melissa, today you had lawyers for three more of donald trump's codefendants, the three so-called fake electors appeared in federal court arguing their cases to be moved there. you've got jeffrey clark's attorney arguing for his own case to be removed earlier this week we are obviously still awaiting the federal judge's decision on that specifically, but you had the former chief of staff mark meadows appealing a ruling against moving his case when that was initially shutdown. do you have any predictions for where this whole e

i mean, lin knows not only how to get this show, a work of genius.redibly accessible. it became a movement. but that's the thing about lin, too, and i think that we have to learn from him, is understanding the power that we have right now, specifically, and changing the scope and the dialogue in our community and our industry, right? but thank you, john. thank you. - my pleasure. - for the work that you do. - a lot more success. i'm sure you'll be getting awards. - thank you. - get a larger mantelpiece for all your awards. - i'll try, i'll try. i'll be holding my emmy next time i see you. - [laughs] i hope so. let me hold it, too. ♪ lin, sergio, hell, even me, these are the success stories. but they're not enough on their own because somewhere out there, there are more kids, kids like us, wanting to see their stories on stage or on screen, see their faces, see their lives. and they can, if we give them a chance. [upbeat music] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. this delectable ramen noo

what lin wood could add to the georgia case. and the senate is now making moves to confirm key military positions amid tommy tuberville 's blockade. then, a one-time firearms executive turned the gun industry critic -- ryan busse is now making run for the governor's office in montana. -- join me live as "the 11th hour" gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle, live from msnbc headquarters, here in new york city. it was a full-fledged political combat on capitol hill, as attorney general merrick garland testified for more than five hours to a house judiciary committee packed with good old trump allies. gop lawmakers clashed with garland over a legit political bias at the justice department, the hunter biden probe, and the indictments of the former president. we get more from nbc's ryan nobles on what went down. >> tonight, attorney general merrick garland, firing back at republicans accusing him of weaponizing the justice department. >> i am not the president's lawyer. i will add, i am

lin wood made a point to say he did not flip on trump yet, he is a states witness. what does that mean? >> well, i think carol naile it there was something in his testimony that is valuable for district attorney willis and i am intrigued by hi statement that he did not flip on the former president. there are a lot of other defendants in this case. as a lawyer, he worked wit many of them so, it's possible that his testimony applies more directl to some of trump's codefendants but, lin wood looks to me like a hostile witness, unless he i putting on a show to keep trum from coming for him. he is the kind of witness that you, as a prosecutor, get to call, and essentiall cross-examine under direct testimony. because they are not friendl to you so, she has got his testimon under oath if he said it in front of th grand jury, it is tough for hi to back up on it precisely what it is, i think, the and who it applies t remains to be seen >> jen, tonight president bide said, out loud, that h believes trump is destined t be the nominee again and he talked about th importance of

on that list with this guy, pro trump attorney lin wood. lin wood what is one of the individuals who the special grand jury that investigated that case suggested that fani willis should have indicted. but ultimately, for whatever reason, she did not. now, mr. wood is claiming to the press, today, that he is has not flipped against president trump, but he is saying that he's been told to expect a subpoena. so, whether he is cooperating or not, he may be testifying, and that we know, there is a lot we could still learn from him. wood, of course, while his own lawsuit, trying to stop the certification of the election in georgia, and he pushed content online that suggested the election had been rigged. i have a feeling that prosecutors might be more interested in him as a host. and here's what i mean by that. these are images of the former slave plantation that mr. wood owns in south carolina. unbelievably, one of the buildings wood owns down there is still, to this day, called cotton howell hall. -- down to stay over for multiple nights, and u

i wonder as part of the january 6th committee, did you all ever consider subpoenaing lin wood?nging in to the narrative of the january 6th conspiracy given that he hosted, you know what he called a who's who of these conspiracy cysts and election deniers at his plantation? >> i don't remember specifically whether lin wood was someone within, you know, the scope of the investigation at this point. and i'm actually -- i continue to be amazed at how many new substantial players have been discovered who i had never even heard of before, you know, and we spent more than a year on this obviously. >> there is that aspect of it, as you said, and then these indictments each one sort of pulling new threads to your point of people we hadn't been introduced, characters including these fake electors who some of them now have been indicted, as part of the conspiracy, particularly in the rico case, in georgia. what do you make of just as a constitutional expert, i love getting nerdy with you and talking constitutional stuff. the idea that some of these people are now trying to make the same c

still come tonight, lin that.e mei tackles divisive race baiters. and i'll be asking why we've workshy we've become such workshy layabouts. you're with the saturday on gb news. saturday five live on gb news. but your weather , but first, it's your weather, that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so it's been another very warm or hot day, especially across the southeast today. and that's because we've still got a bit of a southerly component to our winds bringing that warm to hot air across us from the continent. south was, as we've seen through today, will slowly ease as we go through tonight. but another area of heavy showers and thunderstorms will start to push north eastwards from the southwest . so if you from the southwest. so if you are in the southwest tonight , are in the southwest tonight, you might be woken up by the

plus top political and social commentator lin mei.'ve written many a thousand words on royal matters . matters. >> i'm sorry to disappoint you. i've never written, have you not? not much. no. no no. i was i was a female columnist, but i wrote so therefore i wrote about funerals. but i've covered funerals. but i've never covered i've a royal i i've never been a royal diana. i went . i once i've never been a royal diana. i went. i once met i've never been a royal diana. i went . i once met princess i've never been a royal diana. i went. i once met princess diana in the loo at the caprice. but that's as as my royal that's as far as my royal contacts and what contacts would go. and what happened? was fantastic . happened? oh, it was fantastic. she was we chatted like. like girls about makeup and stuff for about five minutes. i can tell you the long story. >> did you steal her lipstick? >> did you steal her lipstick? >> no, but i watched her. she put and it was a chanel put hers on and it was a chanel lipstick. it was really. she looked ge

plus top political and social commentator lin mei.'ve written many a thousand words on royal matters . matters. >> i'm sorry to disappoint you. i've never written, have you not? not much. no. no no. i was i was a female columnist, but i wrote so therefore i wrote about funerals. but i've covered funerals. but i've never covered i've a royal i i've never been a royal diana. i went . i once i've never been a royal diana. i went. i once met i've never been a royal diana. i went . i once met princess i've never been a royal diana. i went. i once met princess diana in the loo at the caprice. but that's as as my royal that's as far as my royal contacts and what contacts would go. and what happened? was fantastic . happened? oh, it was fantastic. she was we chatted like. like girls about makeup and stuff for about five minutes. i can tell you the long story. >> did you steal her lipstick? >> did you steal her lipstick? >> no, but i watched her. she put and it was a chanel put hers on and it was a chanel lipstick. it was really. she looked ge

former trump lawyer lin wood?ined notoriety in the 90s, a lawyer for the security guard accused in the olympic park bombing. he later represented the parents of murdered jonbenÉt jon benet ramsey -- basically got onstage and told georgians things were so rigged, they should not vote at all. >> -- we are here. we are is david perdue? standing right here. those people -- then they ought to tell you what they are telling brian kemp, that it special session of the legislature down. do not be fooled twice. this is georgia. we ain't done. we are not going to go vote on january 5th, in the machine made by china. you are not going to fool georgians again. if kelly loeffler wants your vote, if david perdue wants your vote, they have got to earn it. why would you go back and vote in another rigged election? for god sakes, fix it! you have got to fix it before we will do it again. >> [crowd chanting] >> can you imagine being a staffer that goes up to david perdue or kelly loeffler and shows them that clip on their phone whil

first, stephanie lin sat down with the da to talk about the progress that her office is making and the challenges she says stand in the way. >> we have gone through what i would call multiple years of decriminalizing drug sales in san francisco. that is how we got to this point. francisco district attorney brooke jenkins answering our questions about controlling the growing fentanyl crisis in the city. why isn't the problem getting any better? this problem did not grow here in our tenderloin area it's something that took years to get to this point of the crisis. she says law enforcement is doing everything they can. sheriff's deputies and police arrested more than 300 dealers in the last 3 months. according to the city, a crackdown jenkins says that's still not enough. if you have to arrest someone 4 times before the court will hold them in custody. that's that's a pretty big mountain to climb. as of this month, jenkins says her office has filed nearly 250 motions to hold alleged dealers behind bars. just 19 of those motions were granted in court. some are just sitting pending a ruling

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thank you, lin, well, well, i don’t understand why we’re sitting here, let’s go, bring torasyuk here, against him, i understand, what, have you seen faith? but it seems to me that their family can still be saved, marya pavlovna, you are at the right door, excuse me, we are looking for murderers here, oleg petrovich, can i talk to them, 10 minutes, for god’s sake, hello. tarasyuk, you will have to travel with us, but i have already told you everything, which means not everything. yes, we did a common thing, of course, it’s so romantic, i haven’t cheated on you and never will, i saw how you you made out with him, yes, we were investigating corruption, the diva was killed for this, if it weren’t for you, then i probably would have too , stop flogging me with nonsense, because i am a witness, why did you make out with him, but i just tripped, and he supported me, leonid . but don’t you see what vera needs now , she needs your support, did you find someone from the mayor’s office who is connected , but so far there are no names or money transfers, the money goes to the offshore and is scat

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i'm stephanie lin. we continue our coverage of today's breaking news. senator dianne feinstein has passed away at the age of 90. she was remembered as a trailblazer in american politics and an inspiration for women in the world of public service. this is a live look now at the united states capitol building in washington, d.c., where flags are flying at half-staff in honor of the senator and this morning, senate majority leader chuck schumer conducting a moment of silence for feinstein in his address. schumer said, quote, we lost a giant in the senate. fine son was the oldest sitting u.s. senator. she was a passionate advocate for liberal priorities, including environmental protection, reproductive rights and gun control. but she was also known as a pragmatic lawmaker who reached out to republicans and sought middle ground. her death comes as a federal government shutdown looms. and dianne feinstein left a mark of politics nationwide before becoming california's longest serving female senator. her caree

i'm stephanie lin. back to you. thank you, stephanie.hould be interesting. >> parents of adult children who suffer from psychotic disorders may want to know if the new care court in san francisco could help. tanya to cullman. i has struggled on the sidelines watching her son succumb to symptoms of a psychotic disorder and drug addiction. he's gone from living on the streets to being locked up in jail care court could allowed to into a petition. her son to face a judge who within assess his needs and potentially get them into treatment and housing. she's hopeful, but still has concerns. tillman says that her son is still on the waitlist for services and feels that san francisco lacks the infrastructure to serve a large number of people in need for longer than just a few months. >> we have spent way too much time trying to even get him services. you know, he's lost trust in the system because times that lee said was ready to go into treatment the treatment was do not expect to run out. >> there over 30 bets. they're not meant to be permane

lin wood, as i mentioned, one of the names. their other names there is.ew york city police commissioner, bernard kerik as, well bernie kerik, as we all know well, a longtime adviser to trump and rudy giuliani as well. we know lin wood has said on social media that he has not quote unquote flipped on the former president, but he's been subpoenaed to testify when it comes to sydney powell's case in october. he certainly could help the state build a case against sydney powell without necessarily flipping on the former president, as he puts it. >> i agree. i mean i am sure he is privy to a lot of insider information, a lot of information that could help the prosecutors authenticate and sign pieces of evidence. even though, as you said, doesn't want to flip on president trump, i think some of the knowledge he has will be very vital to the prosecution to lay out their foundation, to make sure that their evidence is airtight. >> christian wise smith, former fulton county assistant d.a., thank you so much. appreciate it. coming up at the top of the, hour we are s

the, the, this is dw news life from the lin, libya struggles with the altima of catastrophic floods. it's now for more than 11000 people, died off to, to wrench for rain bus 2 demons near the city. if they're not off to the city nami, like so many parties remain in the ruins, raising says that the disease reading also coming up on the program, how ukraine is fighting for the technical edge of russia on the box, and sailed reports and visits from line in the truck, the money keeps mccain and thanks so much for being with us. libby is read present. it says more than $11000.00 people have died in floods in the city of diana, but that death toll has yet to be verified. and libby and officials say it is likely to rise large parts of the coastal since he was swept away off to to rental rain, caused to dams to bust. now there were concerns about the spread of disease with many bodies still lying among the ruins. people search for bodies along the beach and the hard hit city of dirt or not. after torrential rains burst downs on sunday, unleashing a torrent of water down a river bed that by 6

it was back to buddhist legal, bread and butter for new and by lin. bundle eyes were only in the new key with the veteran italian defender making, his home debut after his move from events. and then he hopes that he would bring some cuts and not to style willingness to the new and defense for dust. and the 22nd minutes henri promoted, still a marks on the 36 year old dropped his arm done with the crew of penalty. holton i'm promoted himself took the kick and it was one mill to the visitor's new and keeper frederick bruno was left helpless while the nightmare was just beginning for the new tea on 38 minutes so sweeping hoffen high moved ended with crush approval crossing from maximilian by a scene that to the head of the new key to steer home, i tell you the finish, the italian coats on his heels again and he cut a discount. so it figured as he tripped off at half time with his team to diving anyone's biggest johns came in 59 minutes with kevin bins just couldn't take. it's an aimless ball from robot scouts allowed barons to steal in store with the gold gaping that turned out to be th

she lost only to the semifinals and already at the start of the reporting matches lin and began to prove it by making a break. in the first game. vika was let down by her hitting percentage. the first one was belarusian below, and here we will add 3 double errors in the first network and 12. in in principle, unforced six three won the second from the game turned out even worse for vika, unforced errors in general became 17 and sometimes showing a very bright game, for example, how in this episode the girl eventually loses the set, with the same score 3:6, in the third in the circle, the representative of the middle kingdom will play with billinda bencic. and this event of the match with the prefix super caroline wozniacki again took to the court against petra, it was very interesting to recap the confrontation between these tennis players in the tenth years of the 21st century, in fact, just like last night in 2020. it would seem that he ended his career after the birth of two children. caroline still could not cope with the huge desire within herself to perform on the wozniak courts. in

the, the, this is the w news lies from the lin, iran releases, prisoners and exchange for billions of dollars. 5 in jewel, us arranging and citizens have been afraid of the use of detention on convictions of spine. iran agreed to swap them, access to frozen funds. also coming up on the program, a warning the world is off the track from missing it's development goals. the un says countries all failing to meet target to end poverty and hunger will lead to meet this week in new york to review lagging program some, a cooling per rest coupon. and ukraine, close back territory from russia, claiming control of the village on the front line keeps forces, hope it will help them. and so it's called russian troops in the strategic city of the americans mckinnon. a very warm welcome to the program and we stopped with breaking news. a long awaited prison. the swap between iran and the united states is reported late now happening news agency reports say 5 dual us rainy and citizens have left her on airport on a guitar, a plane being exchanged for 5 and radians held in the us. now it's around agreed

i'm stephanie lin. thank you so much for joining us.ext is sports night live 4 sports director. jason dumas is here with a look. i was coming up, jason. >> yes, stephanie, good news is football is about to be here coming back with bad ne,s, not his best players still is not with the team wants more money. we're going to have more on that tonight. >> and first, the giants well. they are playing well right now. i'm sorry to be sober, sally over here. but not great news tonight on sports night. live up, take you through it all. after the break.

but lin, bundle eyes were only a note with the new key, with the veteran italian defender making his home debut after his move from events . and then he hopes that he would bring some captain, not to style wailing this to the new defense with dust. and the 22nd minutes henri promote. it's still a marks on the 36 year old. be dropped his arm dug with the crew of penalty hoping i'm commodity himself, took the kick and it was one mill to the visitor's new and keeper, frederick riddle was left helpless while the nightmare was just beginning for the new key on 38 minutes a sweeping holton high moved ended with crush approval crossing for maximilian by a scene that to the head of the new t to steer home. i tell you the finish. the italian caught on his heels again and he cut the skin so it figured as he tripped off at half time with his team to doesn't mean you ins. biggest john statements 59 minutes, but kevin bins just couldn't take. it's an aimless ball from robot scope. a low balance to stealing couldn't score with a goal. gaping that turned out to be the new one's best chance of the m

lin, why are you yelling like that ?ead us, okay, yes , it’s getting better and better, every second, here in 3 years i haven’t screwed in a single screw, so not a single screw, look, autumn continues the harvest festival. baggage is a special event in the belarusian folk calendar, when every owner can appreciate what will he spend the winter with? we will show traditional rituals, learn about the main symbol of the holiday, and also why a handful of grain was brought from each yard, watch the fashion for culture program this weekend on the belarus 244 tv channel . nowadays the look is as close as possible to the variety of syaredzina 18 years ago, when the town hall was rebuilt for the first time, then it was given to the lynxes of the poznyaga of baroka, who panawav on the lands of recha paspalitay. just like the town hall, all the steps are turning-point like this, where. here the architecture was developed, as soon as these moments appeared , and we are so happy on these stages that the palaskatasti are simply poked

[000:00:00;00] the business dw news live from the lin, concern for the safety of a sneak armenians in the go into a car box on media coast for a un mission to the dispute and region. accusing us advice on of planning ethnic cleansing. we'll look at the plaza civilians trapped in the enclave. also in the next 15 minutes, going to treat my grants as invite is that was the pipes message to you or as he highlighted supplies of refugees that a mass in southern france. i didn't have one dislike, i knew signing leonardo but new to you has a nightmare. hyundai due for on the on built in dot and much more in sports the i'm jared. great, thank you for your company. armenia is urging the u. n. to send a mason to no go into a car box to monitor the security of ethnic albanians there. as the by john has promised to protect human rights in the disputed enclave which it sees control of this week. a sci fi, we'd say protests who still holding, but media has accused as a buys on of planning ethnic cleansing repeated steve aggression deposited by john against the sovereign says, terrific republic of fi

among those on the frontlines of this crisis city district attorney brooke jenkins kron 4 stephanie linn with san francisco's da to talk about the progress or office is making. and the challenges she says stand in the way. >> we have gone through what i would call multiple years of decriminalizing drug sales in san francisco. that is how we got to this point. francisco district attorney brooke jenkins answering our questions about controlling the growing fentanyl crisis in the city. why isn't the problem getting any better? this problem did not grow here in our tenderloin area it's something that took years to get to this point of the crisis. she says law enforcement is doing everything they can. sheriff's deputies and police arrested more than 300 dealers in the last 3 months. according to the city, a crackdown jenkins says that's still not enough. if you have to arrest someone 4 times before the court will hold them in custody. that's that's a pretty big mountain to climb. as of this month, jenkins says her office has filed nearly 250 motions to hold alleged dealers behind bars. just

solid now onto the, this is the w news slide from the lin, concern for the safety of ethnic albanians. and i go know carol box media calls for a un mission to the dispute region, accusing also by john of the planning ethnic cleansing. we'll look at the flights of civilians trapped in the wrong place. also coming up the kids. this is making steady progress with its counter offensive against the russian invasion. we'll get some data from the front lines and ukraine, the monica jones. good to happy with us. i mean, yeah, is urging the united nations to send a mission to and i've gotten to kyra box to monitor the security of ethnic armenians that need to say thousands of ethnic albanians all without food or shelter. also by john has promised to protect human rights, and the dispute says enclave which it sees control off this week. a ceasefire with separatist is still holding, but a media has accused us or by john of planning, ethnic cleansing, or repeated steve aggression, a positive badge on against. the sovereign says to risk the republic of fight media and military attacks against the

now, who were standing here just outside by lin, this being a big prize, giving a trying to draw more attention to, to this protest movement on the time of this one of us 3. and are you satisfied with the mind to international support that that has been, or what more would you like to see from the europeans in particular? hi, no, to be honest. i'm not satisfied, of course, and neither i and a lot of uranium that i talked to who we believe the, the e must react more strongly. they should really cut ties with the iranian regime. and sure, it's really, really good to give prices and to b as in to say, you're a solid, you're me and i'm to use them and solidarity. but what we really need is some action, some real action, for example, to put the revolutionary god on the total list, which has been one of the people have been asking for that for a long time. he has been telling us about it. thank you very much. i a lot, that's all the news. the now sports life is up next. finding out what dr. swiss windsurfing. 3 number heidi, blue, ready to break speed wrinkles. now don't forget, the website

one of the guests was our da lin.is the story. >> reporter: a love story that blossomed from their love for jazz. the bride candy started playing jazz at cafe international in the summer 2018. a long time cafe customer thomas took notice of a talented newcomer. >> she plays sax, flute, bass, sings. that artistic fiber vibe in candy. >> reporter: she played every sunday afternoon and he never missed a day to cheer them on. >> there are many things we love that are similar. it's nice to find someone who likes the same music. all i listen to is jazz. he really likes jazz. >> reporter: it was only fitting to hold the wedding ceremony where they found each other and fell in love. the big day brought out butterflies. as thomas waited, his hands shaking. >> it's a good nervous. a good nervous. nobody had to pass out to make this wedding possible. there you go. >> reporter: family, friends, jazz lovers packed the patio as the two exchanged vows. >> five years ago, my world changed. i met the most amazing human i could have ev

. >> the owner tells our da lin, it's not the pandemic, but the crime that has killed his business. >rter: opening 38 years ago. >> this is my mother, my father, and older brother, older sister. >> reporter: the family run restaurant serves a vietnamese cuisine with a touch of french influence. >> it's very popular, the spicy wings, the cooked beefsteak. and garlic noodles. >> this is an institution to oakland, and it is very well known. >>

in that lin wood, he is now listed as a witness for the state here. we did reach out to him to see if he is cooperating or flipped on the former president. but wood did not immediately respond. jake. >> all right. also joining us is robert james, former dekalb county former district attorney. mr. james, good to see you again. what do you make of the idea here that lin wood, who filed several meritless lawsuits filled with wild and false election fraud series, somebody who had built up a reputation for unhinged behavior in claims is actually a witness for the prosecution? is helping the d.a.'s office. what level of cooperation might he be provided? >> it may be complete cooperation. or it may not be complete. it may be a scenario where he's -- his lawyer and him have gotten together with the d.a. and decided they're going to cooperate and assist or maybe a situation where he knows something or has said something that is documented and he's going to be called as an adverse or hostile witness and be forced to testify. time will tell. >> what do you make

da lin spoke to workers and business owners in oakland about what's going on. >> reporter: a large group of thieves broke into four businesses on this block in the montclair district, thieves also broke into additional stores down the hill. a shattered glass door greeted the business owner. >> it's sad. you wonder what's going on, and is it really worth it? >> reporter: he says thieves broke into jewel box of montclair in the oakland hills friday. they stole jewelry and watches. >> 15,000 to 20,000. >> reporter: what does that mean for a small business. >> it makes it very hard. we are trying to get back on our fee after covid. >> reporter: the same thieves broke into three restaurants on the same block, lasalle. further down the hill thieves robbed 7-eleven on 23rd avenue around 3:30 a.m. surveillance video shows five people entering after they broke the lock. the cashier tells me some threatened him with an axe. they ran away with two cash registered. thieves tried to rob a second 7-eleven store. they had guns, beat up a cashier. this shows the cashier pushing the thieves out of the st

doing nothing is not the solution. >> that was da lin reporting.pot declined to comment directly but last year this store had more thefts than any of the company's other 2200 stores. >>> san francisco's federal building seems to be trying its own method to keep people off of streets outside of the building. fencing. chain link fences are up at seventh and mission. that is a long time hot spot for open air drug use as well as drug dealing. two weeks ago employees there were told to work from home because of how bad things were outside on the street. >> these people ain't trying to bother nobody. where are they going to go? if you stop them here, they're going to move somewhere else and cause a problem somewhere else. >> cbs news bay area reached out to the feds to talk about the fence but have not heard back yet. >>> the city so far has seized more drugs this year than all of last year. police have arrested more than 300 dealers and seized 227 poundsds ofof dr neararly halflf ofof ththat amo fentanyl. . >>> coming up, , a viview from insiside a disa

da lin spoke to workers and business owners in oakland about 's going on. >> reporter: a large group of thieves broke into four businesses on this block in the montclair district. thieves broke into additional stores down the hill. a shattered glass door greeted the business owner. >> it is sad. you wonder what's going on and is it worth it. >> reporter: thieves broke into jewel box of mounted clare in oakland hills friday around 5:30 and they stole jewelry and watches. >> 15 to 20,000. it makes it very hard. that's for sure. we are trying to get back on our treat after covid. >> reporter: the same thieves broke into three restaurants on the same block, lasalle avenue. further down the hill thieves robbed a 7-eleven around 3:30 a.m. surveillance shows gave people entering after they broke the lock. the cashier tells me some of them threatened him with an axe. they ran away with second cash registered. they tried to rob a second store. they had guns, beat up a cashier. this shows the cashier pushing the thieves out of the store and because he had already pressed the panic button to al

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to follow up the lock from the lin alonzo reduce the local steps into a health and influx of migrants. the u. n. a search in europe and countries to do more for the thousands of arrived on the italian island and libya struggles with a thousands of bodies left by catastrophic flooding that being pulled from the sea . just some of the victims swept away off the dams best and the other city all done on the i'm going to jones good to have you with us. the use this. it's top official us. the left on the line will visited to vitale. an island to flop and do so. after rome, aust, brussels for help to deal with a rapid increase in migrant arrivals lumped into as it has long been a landing point from life in boats crossing the mediterranean from north africa. this week it's migration center built to house about 400 people was overwhelmed after more than 7000 people arrived on the island, dw is christine wound. why, how small from lum producer? or they are tired and exhausted. they spent weeks even months in north africa wasting to across the mediterranean to gets to europe. now they were here

was a meeting of the founders, it’s hell, we realized that we don’t publish you anymore, who’s here, linivorced for six months, i can’t stand your jokes, don’t you want to come back to me, what are you doing there , a marketing ploy, i’m just... a writer, i need to sell the circulation, and here, as we know, only dead writers are read, okay, yes, it’s getting better and better, with every second that you haven’t screwed in a single screw in 3 years , so, not a single screw, watch the series good day, this weekend on the belarus 24 tv channel, everything that modern people live with. watch belarus today on the tv channel belarus 24. this is news from foreign countries, broadcasts of particularly important events, live inclusions from the scene, current interviews with famous belarusians, exciting travels: in the country, feature films for all ages, in the countries of finland, sweden, norway, denmark , the netherlands, germany, france, spain, portugal, cyprus, austria, switzerland , italy, greece, romania, serbia, croatia, poland, lithuania, latvia, estonia. set up a satellite dish for th

lin, are you talking about something? can’t stand your jokes! don't you want to come back to me? what are you doing there yourself? marketing ploy? should i just write? i need to sell the circulation, and here, as you know, they only read dead writers, okay, yes, it’s getting better and better every second, that you haven’t had one in 3 years i didn’t screw in a screw, so not a single screw, watch the series good day this weekend on the belarus 24 tv channel . the telelenova agency team continues the information day, tatyana korol is with you, hello, and now i’ll tell you about the main thing in the country in the world.