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and so maggie smith gets all the best lines... yes, you preempted me. i'm assuming that's the case?splendidly sort of withering about the film's leading lady — "all the charm of a verruca." and when somebody else says, "oh, this is what we do in the movies," she says, "i'd rather earn my living down a mine!" that's what you expect from downton. what's interesting is maggie smith's character's disdain for movies obviously hearkens back to something that happened in gosford park, when there's that wonderfuljoke about the character she plays in gosford park... also written byjulian fellowes. exactly, which is kind of where this all came from in the first place. there's somebody there making a movie — he says, "i can't tell you the end because it would spoil it," and she says, "none of us are going to see it!" so there's something kind of self—referentially withering about how much they're all disdainful about movies, but it is, "how many yards of this would you like? there you go!" there are some lawns and there is a church and here is some strings and here is some piano! it all looks

thank you for that maggie. so the next question i'll also want to slightly different topic ray foster sesta. could you speak to the federal city ex guy take down and whether you see that becoming a precedent? so cityex guide was a was another website. i mean it was it was similar to to backpage. although it was a much smaller scope and i was taking down and prosecuted. say maybe a year or two ago and remember the exact time because this whole covid thing is really thrown off my my sense of time. and yeah, that was a really important take down and i think it just signifies to any other sites that are out there or want to be out there and that law enforcement now has a playbook for for shedding this down and holding people accountable. are you aware of other criminal prosecutions that have preceded today? under false assessor um, and that seems like a good question to throw at you. yeah. so i think city ex scott is the only one that has, you know, really moved forward and gone to a guilty plea and as in the proce

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maggie haberman joins us. i couldn't speak to anybody for eight hours.ople the committee has talked to, ivanka trump knows a lot about some key moments. >> reporter: that's right, john. i don't know how much she he knows about the lead-up to january 6th. a lot of people were described as not really being around as president trump was thrashing around in the wake of the election. she certainly was present january 6th for portions of his phone call with mike pence that morning. and she was asked by other aids to come down to the oval office to try to intervene with her father to get him to say something as the rioters were swarming the capitol. she will be able to speak tot just to his state of mind, which is important, to the things he was saying, which would be important, but exactly the key moments in the timeline the committee has been trying to put together. again, in the leadup of that day as well but certainly that day. she can fill in certain key gaps. there were very few people who were actually around him. a number of people claimed they were. sh

after tropical storm maggie hit the country earlier this week. the extent of the damage caused by tropical storm meggy is gradually coming to light. the landscape has been transformed. heavy rains triggered mud slides and large areas burying entire villages in dirt and mont, and devastating some fishing and foaming communities. the army says it's still searching for survivors. but for the most part, it's now a question of retrieving the bodies of the dead. blue. one group of rescue is filmed the moment. that's a new landslide hit as they approach the area. oh, oh, sorry to say the storm is now dissipated, but it's after effect so severe nearly $200000.00 have been displaced. many of these people's homes and livelihoods have been destroyed. communications are still unstable. the philippines is used to extreme weather events, but scientists warn they're becoming more lethal. as the world gets hotter because of climate change and a storm maggie shows the philippines remains one of the most vulnerable nations on the planet. the traffic in indonesia,

we have the latest on the devastation left by storm maggie to stay with us. ah. the journey has begun the fee for world copies on its way to a castle book your travel package today. there are still warnings out of heavy rain well to the island. just off the mainland for japan, but as you can see in the forecast saturday that tropical cyclic disappears typhoon slowly weakening rapidly weakening which leaves fine weather behind the rain. just having caught the edge of home shoot places take is at 70 in sunshine, it's fairly warm throughout the korean peninsula and those in china. but role as from shan, down towards hong kong temperature is about 10 degrees below average. don't include hong kong in that. but it's just a bit of a cold spell with rain falling out, driving out again, even that's not particularly useful or heavy for the most part. it will blue dots here in the beijing might see some rain come back as well. but at 19 degrees, at least, to start on sunday, widespread shafts wrapped malaysia, indonesia se a sure as well with tara and be a bit of a focus. i

well let's be glad to maggie shower head of the center of excellence for psycho trauma talerie at the university of constance here in germany. hi, and welcome to d w. and my 1st question is, how do you treat children who've experienced trauma, like those have been through a war? well, the 1st reaction we just heard of this boy isn't pathologic. he was under stress. so we mobilize our body, we go into full activation and dis, elevated physiologically. arousal, then leads to hot memory associations that evolve in that moment. so here again, what we've heard then we feel again what we felt then is meleganta, our sensory perceptions get burned into memory. and if you have several of those activations that lead to, to a high threat, then you might not be able to link them very well in time and space anymore digger digger d. contextualize. and they come back as fragments. and only then you need treatment . once you're suffering from those consequences, maggie, what advice would you give to people who encounter children from war zones who may or may not show signs of trauma say, for example,

try to recover from stone. maggie twitters born choice to stop eel on must take cobra beta condensing a plan to allow shareholders to buy additional stock rushes warning. it's going to intensify. attacks on key after accusing ukraine of targeting russian border towns. this was the scene earlier in vishna just outside keith. that's where russia says it had a military plant. a number of air raid sirens were heard over night in keene and get more from charles trafford in the ukrainian capital chas. tell us more about these attacks. well we went down to this area of the south west of the capital and tried to get access to this factory. we were denied access, none of the officials or indeed civil defense. people in that area would speak to us to confirm that these strikes had taken place, but in the last hour or so, a member of the key of regional military administration has said that last night there were 3 attacks on what that statement describes as being objects in the cave region now, certainly, according to the russian ministry of defense, they reported earlier today that they hit wha

after tropical storm maggie dumped heavy rain over the central late province. the days maggie is the strongest storm to hit the philippines this year the british prime minister has announced that some asylum seekers trying to enter the united kingdom will be sent to one day for processing. the plan has been criticized by rights groups and opposition parties. campaigning isn't away for the french presidential run off late this month. for right candidate marine, the pen has been an avenue in the south of the country. her rival president mental nie chrome at voters in the northern pole city of la have. the final vote will be held on a full look. 24. florida has become the latest your state to restrict abortion access. the governor has signed a law banning terminations after 15 weeks. there are some exceptions on the health grounds, but no exception for rape or incest. the world which is man wants to buy twitter, elan must have been putting in a bid for around $43000000000.00 for the entire company. he recently bought 9 percent stake meeting. he's already the bigge

maggie rulli and our team in south africa. the urgent need tonight. >>> in new york city, the new turn tonight in the chilling murder of a mother of two. detectives now looking for a man whose number was found in her cell phone. >>> and tonight, the invictus games. tonight, the athletes, the injured warriors, who bob woodruff met in the hague. including the ukrainian athletes and the remarkable moment. what they revealed. prince harry and meghan there, too, and what they said about their visit with the queen, and about the ukrainians competing in front of the world. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. the news coming in from ukraine and mariupol. more than 1,000 ukrainians and fighters refusing to surrender tonight inside that steel plant. and we have new reporting here. >>> but we do begin tonight with the pandemic, after a federal judge overturned the cdc's travel mask mandate. all of the major airlines tonight dropping their mask rules and still some cities, thoughen, keeping them in

maggie was a key player in infrastructure law and is making a difference here in new hampshire. i might add, around the country. she made the case for high-speed internet everywhere in new hampshire. protecting new hampshire's coastlines from rising sea levels and extreme storms. and for the investments in new hampshire's roads and bridges and waterways. chris pappas, thank you for this. he is a member of the committee that got this bill across the finish line. getting big ideas is hard work. all of this without losing the big picture. i agree completely. people are allowed to do anything they want when i speak. don't worry about it. thank you for all of the work you did. he did a lot of work to get this done. always make the economic case about rebuilding a bridge. " frankly, the entire region. this all good friend of mine, good to see you as well. thank you for everything. we have talked a lot about what we need to do is import new hampshire's parents. giving them just a little bit of breathing room because even though she can't be here, i also wanted to recognize jean. she is

abc's maggie rulli is on the ground in south africa for us tonight. >> reporter: the rain, unrelentinge flooding, devastating. the aftermath, catastrophic. >> we tried to run away. my children. my young buy. >> we just left with nothing. >> reporter: nearly 450 dead and 40,000 displaced in south africa after nearly two weeks of torrential rain. the area around the city of durban unrecognizable amidst the rubble. >> that's the road that collapsed. it used to go across here, now it's collapsed >> just the devastation's incredible to see up close. unimaginable. >> reporter: local leader alicia grew up here. she brought us to this informal settlement ripped apart by floodwaters. cars crushed. roads broken and washed away. vital infrastructure uprooted and smashed. safe drinking water is in short supply. people left carrying back what they can in buckets overhead. >> it literally was minute by minute. one minute the street was there, the next minute it wasn't. one minute the road was there, the next minute it wasn't. >> reporter: after record-breaking downpours, the heaviest rains in more t

maggie, maybe you can see it here. this is january 5th.l warriors of epic proportions. keep the faith and the fight. that's the type of note you write after you lose an election. >> right. >> so, you see this shift in the first couple of days after election day, you have donald trump's family members, ivanka trump doing it privately there. you saw his sons, don and eric doing it publicly. keep fighting. a lot of them had their tunes changed. not the sons, certainly, she disappeared in the west wing. i was very struck she was among those encouraging people to keep fighting because she had been not really visible during this period of time. the other thing i was struck by, i want to go back to the texts everyone saying the president has to stop this. what struck me january 6, trump allies in congress all thought he can do something. it was really him. you can make this goal away wh i think speaks volumes for the amount of people not that he was just responsible for but the control. >> what about you? >> well, that's the reality. you have rud

we're going to have the latest on the devastation left by storm maggie and later in sports, the dream run continues for this man at the monte carlo masters. ah! it was prime minister is wanting his forces are prepared for any scenario. natalie ballots held an urgent meeting after a violent confrontation, said the alex, a most compound in occupied east jerusalem. 300 palestinians have been detained by israeli soldiers, and over 150 have been injured as john holman reports. ah, the scenes inside the alexa mosque in occupied east jerusalem early friday morning . fighting between stone during most men and his railey police, who fight stung grenades and t guess. around 150 people were injured. this palestinian camera, ma'am, was there something wrong? they brutally emptied the compound. they were attacking the musk stuff, normal people, elders, and young people, whatever. they were many injured people, they fired trouble bullets in said, alexa must compact. they were beating everyone, even the paramedics, they hit the israel's foreign ministry, tweeted, dozens of moss men carrying hamis an

to be on the f a fly on the wall of this six-hour interview, maggie. what do we know about it? he sat for six hours. i believe he did not invoke executive privilege, which is interesting given how long this was. yes, people said he volunteered information. remember, jared kushner was not physically at the white house while the capitol attack was first under way. he could speak to the former president's state of mind and what he was saying about the idea that the election was basically over. even if he continued with legal challenges, there wasn't really anywhere to go. itch imagine all of that was focused on, as well as a lot of witness have been asked about mark meadows. i think that likely factored in as well. >> we have learned that the department of justice is expanding its probe. it is not just looking at people who physically stormed the capitol. but according to your reporting and the reporting of your colleagues, looking a the a particular subpoena, it appears they're looking now at people much closer to president trump. what have you learned? >> we know they are lookin

maggie hassen, certain lay high on republican target lists.een a top tier opponent bowing out. and this is one of the swingiest districts in all the country. it went back and forth between a democrat and is republican 12 times between 2010. and he's now here for the second time in a span of five months. this is a white house that knows this is an important state. and one of the big story lines is will the candidates show up when the president does? that's what we're seeing today. now it's an official event, not politics. we'll see politics as he travels west. he's going to talk about the earth day when he heads to portland and seattle washington. money a big part of the equation as a well. >> and this emphasizing the environment when he's opening up federal lands for oil and gas drilling. doing things that environmentalists, especially young activists, are angry about because he's trying to fight inflation, as well as sanctions on russia pushing fuel prices up. going against some of his own environmental promises. >> the white house is walking

thus is just one of the many areas devastated by tropical storm maggie earlier this week. but the skill of the death of damaged has shocked many. and the provinces, so reeling from the effects of another typhoon. 4 months ago, president rodrigo to 30 arrived in late to late on friday. he visited hospitals, full of rescued civilians. this smell of decaying bodies is quite overwhelming. just behind me is, is a neighborhood that rescuers took several days to access. it may seem close from where we are, but they actually had to go around and secured the perimeter in order to reach that area. now the focus of responders now have gone from rescue to retrieval in the town of la marie test martinez, last 16 members of her family. it took several days before their bodies were retreat. update. i still feel as if they're here. they're still alive. it's quite a shock. my little tablet also lost his daughter and 2 grandchildren. it hurts my chest, hurt. yes, spoke to them the day before, the martinez family has set up this tent and just like hundreds of others here, they are in despera

more than a 150 dead and 200 missing the philippines tries to recover from storm maggie bushes wanting it could intensify. attacks on key after accusing ukraine of targeting russian border tons. this was the scene earlier envisioning just outside keith. that's where russia says it hit a military plant. a number of air raid sirens were heard over night in keene dosage . a body has more for moscow. according to the russian defense ministry, they will increase the scale of their missiles, strikes on key of a should there be any attacks on russian territory. this comes after, there were reports of 2 incidents alongside russia's border with ukraine on thursday. now we cannot independently verify at the information that has come from those regions, but according to the local governor of brown squeezen, which borders ukraine and bella bruce at 2 ukrainian or helicopters, entered russian aerospace on thursday and carried out at least 6 missiles, strikes on residential areas in that neighborhood and an 8 people have been injured and to are in serious condition. there was also another, are repor

from tropical storm maggie has risen to more than a 150 people. at least $200.00 of us are missing from a store made one fall on sunday, triggering land slides and flooding in eastern and southern coastal areas. drill. alan duncan reports now from the city of bye bye contact north was a typical rural village of a few 100 families. it had rice fields, a church, and his school. now it's the scene of some of the biggest devastation in the philippine province of late moon. but i'm not gonna let him out with the window but sounded like an explosion. we ran up to the hill to see what was going on because it was awful. we could hear people crying, calling out for help and tropical storm. maggie brought incessant reams in the eastern, vist sayas region. many areas of lost power and communication lines, but can diagnose was the most devastated survivors. here tell us there were 2 landslides. the 1st one was at around 5 am, which gave some time for some families to evacuate. but the 2nd one, they say they saw how waves of mud came rolling down the mountains

we are in the town of buddha, the scene of another devastation brought about by typhoon maggie. this sound is about 10 kilometers from bay by later. also another town devastated by incessant rain and several landslides, at least 17 people died here. and it took many days before their bodies were pulled out. most of them have been buried while those who survived are in hospitals and were able to slowly return to their homes. now this is a 10th set up by the families of the navaros, the suarez and the martinez as they lost 16 members of their families. grandfather's grandmother's mothers, even a month old baby, and they say when their bodies were pulled out, they were still in their bedrooms, and it all happened to quickly that they were not able to evacuation. no, president of the legal detective visited the province of late or late friday. he promised to give and bring aid to those who need it most. he met up with government officials and responders, but for the survivors here, they see that lent will never be the same again. it is supposed to be a period of prayer and grace. no

what's going on, joining us now, cnn political analyst, washington correspondent for new york times, maggieught in this blatant lie? >> wolf, it should matter to the house minority leader and frankly, to everyone, that the potential next speaker of the house told this bold-faced lie when he was on tape and it became clear several hours later a huge tip of the hat to my colleagues martin and alex burns for what they did here. it doesn't seem to matter particularly to mccarthy that he was caught in a lie, it seems to matter to mccarthy that there's tape and he then has to grovel to donald trump and colleagues in the house republican conference to keep them on his side, to keep them supporting him in his effort to become speaker and not to toss him out now, but that's where things stand. whether it is going to matter, wo wolf, in january, assuming house republicans retake the house majority in november remains to be seen, will donald trump still stand by him remains to be seen but now in a uncomfortable position. >> knowing how former president trump operates, maggie, do you buy mccarthy's ass

we could hear people graying, calling out for help and tropical storm. maggie brought incessant reams in the eastern vist science region. many areas have lost power and communication lines. but can bag nice wisdom, most devastated survivors here tell us there were 2 landslides. the 1st one was at around 5 am, which gave some time for some families to evacuate. but the 2nd one, they say they saw how waves of mud came rolling down the mountains varying hundreds of civilians. this is all what's left of it now. ah, on the other side of the hill, 4 bodies have been pulled out from the rubble. government responders are doing the best they can, but their efforts have been hampered to buy more rain. the mud is at least 5 meters deep, so they will have to wait before they can bring in heavy equipment, all visible enough, i bare knuckle. we could only get bodice industry pity because it is dangerous urban for our men. i think this process of birthday bug we'll pick time flowers and incense, or offer it all into prayer for those who remain buried. and an accounted for lent is meant to be a week

after tropical storm, maggie swept through more than 100 have been killed in at least 200. others are still missing. the storm made landfall on sunday, triggering landslides and dreading in easton and southern coastal areas. jemila islander than before, from the city of 5, i contacted us, was a typical rural village of a few 100 families. it had rice fields, a church and his school. now it's the scene of some of the biggest devastation in the philippine province of late one. but i'm not gonna want to blame on it will go under, but sounded like an explosion. we ran up to the hill to see what was going on, because it was awful. if we could hear people crying, calling out for help and tropical storm, maggie brought incessant reams in the eastern vis science region. many areas of lost power and communication lines, but can diagnose was the most devastated survivors. here tell us that there were 2 landslides. the 1st one was at around 5 am, which gave some time for some families to evacuate. but the 2nd one, they say they saw how waves of mud came rolling down the mountains varying hundred

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the seventh floor balcony of her building. >> it was the worst day of my life. >> valerie's friend maggie i think he has murdered her reputation, and ultimately murdered her. >> even though she made the choice on her own? >> yes. never, ever, ever, none of this would've ever happened without him. >> leon jacob didn't see it that way it'll. we met him at the harris county jail where he was awaiting trial far removed from the promise of his early years. this was a privileged life, top boarding schools, fancy vacations, nice house, would you describe it that way? >> yeah. i can't say that i -- >> would dreamed medicine? >> a lot of ways, you are public servant. >> he said megan caught his eye at first sight. >> she was beautiful and by vases and smart. >> she thought you were obnoxious when she first met you. >> i don't know, i was just being myself. some people find me of noxious or confident when they first meet me, but then they get to know me and i am an easygoing, fun loving guy. >> after he was charged with soliciting her murder, the misdemeanor assault charge was dropped, he never phy

(maggy hurchalla) the first people in the everglades were actually the tequesta indians from way backthe 1500s. for them, it was a fantastic food source. it was something that, if you didn't mess it up, it gave you everything you needed. later, the miccosukees, who came all the way down from north carolina, were looking for a place to hide from the american soldiers. (millie buchanan) it had been a pristine trout spring; had some of the best trout fishing in the southeast if not in the country and just a beautiful stream, and it flowed from north carolina into tennessee. (gay webb) apparently, the pigeon river was a sustainable river. if you had a spot on the pigeon river whether you're white man, whether you're indian, or native american, if you had a spot on this river, you can get all your food to get you everything you needed. you had it right there. the cherokees called it "beautiful maiden." that was the most beautiful word in their language. and that's what they used on the pigeon river, because to them, a beautiful young lady was the most beautiful thing in the world. this riv

he'll have to answer to, to maggie side with the mainland and take preference of opening the mainland border or does he preference opening the international border which has a be not highly critic out going shells. and you can hear another one there. and the shelley is getting closer and closer to sloppy and sledge down the road. but it is only a few kilometers away from the slowly advancing russian. only children play on bikes in the evening. some. a gentle stroll down the lane by the church. life is almost disturbingly normal on the surface. all our family is here, so we don't know the shell explodes. smoke rises from burning buildings in the distance. a missile is far towards a target. potentially. tim's may be hundreds of kilometers away. there are hundreds of villages like these right the way across this region that seemingly ins as rushes war and ukraine enters the new phase. and in order to keep the military and humanitarian aid to ukraine flowing, we need this bills for ukraine is fight for freedom. u. s. president joe biden on thursday asked the u. s. congress for $33.00 more

we are in the town of buddha, the scene of another devastation brought about by typhoon maggie. this sound is about 10 kilometers from bay by later. also another town devastated by incessant rain and several landslides. at least 17 people died here. and it took many days before their bodies were pulled out. most of them have been buried while those who survived are in hospitals and were able to slowly return to their homes. now this is a 10th set up by the families of the navaros, the suarez and the martinez as they lost 16 members of their families. grandfather's grandmother's mothers, even a month old baby. and they say when their bodies were pulled out, they were still in their bedrooms. and it all happened to quickly that they were not able to evacuation. no, president of the good detective visited the province of late or late friday. he promised to give and bring aid to those who need it most. he met up with government officials and responders, but for the survivors here, they see that lent will never be the same again. it is supposed to be a period of prayer and grace. now

maggie, chris and i.ween president biden and these democratic candidates. the question of course is as we get closer to the fall will that be the case? the president moving on from here to portland and to seattle, where he'll be raising some money for the party but also again appearing with some of those lawmakers who are integral in getting the infrastructure bill passed. now, it's important for the president. the white house really feels it's important that with so much downward pressure on his numbers, with democrats fearing a midterm blowout they need to tell their own story. and that's why we're seeing them certainly recognize that urgency and step up the pace as well, garrett. >> mike, thanks. we saw the president there shaking hands with new hampshire's republican governor chris sununu, who a lot of of republicans wanted to run in that senate race. without him in it may be chris pappas who has the harder job defending that seat. mike memoli in new hampshire, thank you. >>> and up next, why a growin

but maggie hassan up for re-election in a close state.l comfortable with that positioning on it. >> sadly, covid appears to be on the uptick, at least in the northeast. i have a feeling that may 23rd date is not set in stone. steve kornacki at the big board for us, steve, thank you. >> you got it. >>> up next, a little bit more in title 42. for one democratic lawmaker this border issue is close to home. congressman henry cuellar is facing a tough re-election battle. he'll join me after this. on battle he'll join me after this qulipta™ can help prevent migraine attacks. you can't prevent what's going on outside that's why qulipta™ helps what's going on inside. qulipta™ is a pill. gets right to work to prevent migraine attacks and keeps them away over time. qulipta™ blocks cgrp, a protein believed to be a cause of migraine attacks. qulipta™ is a preventive treatment for episodic migraine. most common side effects are nausea, constipation, and tiredness. learn how abbvie can help you save on qulipta™. for copd, ask your doctor about breztri.

after the tropical storm, maggie struck the islands. every room full triggered landslides that devastated eastern and southern coastal areas. more than a 160 people have been killed and at least a 110. i'm missing jamal alan dorgan reports. ah, we are following a government emergency team that's been in the village of been diagnosed for nearly a week. hundreds of families once lived here, but a major landslide reduced a once thriving community to rubble. their work has been difficult for days. the have retrieved the bodies and the outskirts of the village and are slowly digging for more can bag. thus is just one of the many areas devastated by tropical storm maggie earlier this week. but the skill of the death damaged has shocked many and to provinces. so reeling from the effects of another typhoon, 4 months ago, president rodrigo to 30 arrived in late elite. on friday he visited hospitals, full of rescued civilians. this smell of decaying bodies is quite overwhelming. just behind me, it is a neighborhood that rescuers took several days

a number of people in the philippines who died during tropical storm. maggie has risen to more than 150 over 200 others and missing. if i can have it for days hampering rescue efforts. jamila and organ sent this report from the central lady province. can darkness was a typical rural village of a few 100 families. it had rice fields, a church, and this school. now it's the scene of some of the biggest devastation in the philippine province of late. well, but i'm not gonna want to let him go under, but sounded like an explosion. we ran up the hill to see what was going on because it was awful. if we could hear people crying, calling out for help and tropical storm, maggie brought incessant greens in the eastern vist science region. many areas of lost power and communication lines, but can diagnose was the most devastated survivors. here tell us that there were 2 landslides. the 1st one was at around 5 am, which gave some time for some families to evacuate. but the 2nd one, they say they saw how waves of mud came rolling down the mountains varying hundreds of civilians. this is all, what's

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