mark thomas. > >> for special recognition for the inmates who jumped into action to stop a crime in progress on a bay area trail. > >> we'll take you to the celebration for a classic cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. elizabeth holmes will face sentencing november 18th, almost almost a full year after her felony fraud convictions. she was found guilty on four counts of defrauding investors, for her her phony blood testing technology. her legal team is still pressing for a new trial. a judge is expected to make that make that determination after a hearing is set for next monday. > >> the police department honoring an officer and inmate work crew for stepping in to save a stabbing victim.

mark thomas, definitely running out. there's no question about that. they still quite mout at the moment, but i think the next couple of weeks they'll be a different, a narrative coming from major nerd a little bit different perspective on how we look at the so war. and what approaches should be, i mean, definitely definitely the advantages with russia in this respect, you know, because, you know, we're already looking. we're already seeing the, as george pointed out, the inclusion of the u. k. economy on chaos in france as so, you know, you got people with gasoline pumps, people on strike, and you go choose going on for kilometers. big weight of ours in germany, we have a meltdown in economy. and, you know, surprise, surprise, a lot of big german companies now just recently announcing that they're moving and wearily moving to whoa, whoa, whoa, into marika. you know, sure. if you put all this into perspective, you know, there's a real problem in the european community and, and unconsciously written, you know, because we were actually using grip of foll

mark. judge thomas you solemnly swear to tell the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth to help you god. i do. please be seated. when i was six, i wandered streets by myself. you were hungry. and didn't know some place in my life the roads let off. i'd gone to seminary. i'd gone to all white schools. i was never going to be a part of that world. i was never going to be white. the problem is i can never go back completely to the world i came from. we were for anybody who's kind of in your face. i saw what i had become lashing out at every single thing. as god if you take anger out of my heart, i'll never hate again. and that was the beginning of the slow return to where i started. my candidate consonant attack you're not really black because you're not doing what we expect black people to do that. i will nominate judge clarence thomas to serve as associate justice of the united states supreme court. that's when oh heck broke loose judge thomas began to use work situations to discuss sex. we know exactly what's going on here. this is the wrong black guy. he has to be destroyed you rea

and former councilman mark thomas is accused of arranging a scholarship for his son at usc in exchangesity. karen bass while not implicated also receive a free scholarship. >> reporter: the scholarship gift bass received was worth 95,000 but she failed to disclose at a congressional disclosure forum claiming staff asked for widespread corruption at the democratic we controlled machine at city hall. the only person who could do that. stuart: all over the report country republicans are challenging democrats and closing the gap all over the country and in los angeles. great report, thank you, see you soon. state senator in washington introduced a bill, he introduced a bill that would designate january as americans of chinese descent history month. it was blocked by democrat cindy arieu of chinese descent. why did she -- killed a proposal? >> reporter: she killed the proposal because the sponsor of the chinese-american heritage month is white. the state senate has pushed this at the expense of the equality group, doing this for two years and it seemed to be gaining some momentum until demo

mayor eric garcetti is in limbo over his handling of sexual misconduct allegations mark ridley thomas suspended after a federal grand jury indicted him on corruption charges. in the racefor a new los angeles mayor, both can cates were racing to distance themselves in the time debate. >> we cannot holler rate hate speech in our city what's happened is completely unacceptable and those that did it need to be held accountable. >> there needs to be an investigation and those officials must resign but that's not enough we need a new direction in l.a. and new leadership that will make sure we reject the politics of divide and conquer. >> reporter: with all of that as a backdrop, president biden arrives in los angeles any minute now for a pair of events tomorrow he, too, called on all three council members to resign, but as we've learned this week, once you gain power in l.a., you don't give it up easily. >> scott cohn live in city hall for us. >>> a fired rookie police officer in san antonio is now facing charges for shooting an unarmed 17-year-old in a mcdonald's parking lot the cop opened

did donald trump order mark meadows to call virginia thomas to try to interfere with the supreme court decision? did mark meadows a baseline order if he was given one? or did he defies such an order if he was given one? is this one of the many reasons why mark meadows has fought the subpoena to testify to the january 6th committee? why didn't we make more calls. about a supreme court decision! some of the most striking evidence in today's hearing was the video recorded by speaker nancy pelosi's daughter while the congressional leadership was gathered at fort mcnair, two miles from the capitol. >> we have got to get [inaudible] finish proceedings. there has to be some way we can maintain the sense that people have that there is some security or some confidence. that government can function and that we can elect the president of the united states. did we go back into session? >> we go back into session. now, apparently everyone on the floor is putting on tear gas masks to prepare for a reach. i am trying to get more information. >> they're putting on? >> tear gas masks. >> you believe th

one council member mark ridley thomas, is action on actually under federal indictment for bribery allegationse's gone. um and there is also talk about expanding the number of council members in the city of los angeles. it's been 15 since the 19 twenties, when the city was about fourth the size mike, alright live tonight in los angeles. phil appreciate the report. at five tonight. marin county's district attorney says her office is investigating a number of possible hate crimes. a lorry frugally hired a special investigator earlier this year to look into the incidents, including anti semitic flyers distributed in nevada and san rafael. she also announced a new section on the marin county d. a s website that explains the differences between a hate crime and a hate incident now in a statement for goalie said, in part, quote, these incidents are revolting and have no place in our community are hate crimes investigator is working with local law enforcement to document and track these incidents and our team of veteran prosecutors will analyze the cases to determine whether the crimes have been comm

yet know that those communications could include text messages from clarence thomas's wife, then white house chief of staff markince that decision, we had discover that virginia thomas was texting the white house urging on, any attempt to overthrow the presidential election, long after there were any legal options left for contesting that election. and early in the process, virginia thomas texted mark meadows saying, the biden climb family and a ballot fraud coconspirators -- are being arrested and detained for ballots fraud right now, and over coming days, and will be living in barges off gitmo to face military tribunals for sedition. mrs. thomas is a lawyer and she actually wrote the things. since those text, have become public, chief justice john roberts has not said one word about the obvious conflict of interest that clarence thomas has in any case involving donald trump. in fact, justice john roberts has never said a word about how to deal with conflict of interest at the united states supreme court. our next guest has a plan for that. joining us now is democratic senator elizabeth warren, of massachusett

be new information from ginni thomas, wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas who sent emails to trump chief of staff mark meadows about undermining election results. the committee recently interviewed thomas former president trump this weekend slammed the hearing as an attempt by democrats to try to keep him from running again but the bottom line here, lester, the committee says they will focus on mr. trump's state of mind and involvement in the events of january 6th. >> kristen, thank you and i'll be seeing you soon you'll be part of our special live coverage of the hearing starting tomorrow at 1:00 eastern on nbc. >>> in 60 seconds how high will heating costs go new predictions for a harsh winter and what you can do in the price you pay. costs go. new predictions for a harsh winter and what you can do in the price you pay. ♪♪ ♪♪ from no drill mud flaps and water-repellent seat protectors, to our laser-measured floorliners, weathertech has everything you need. order yours today at weathertech.com. the ultimate protection for your vehicle. this book has helped me reach so many young homeowners who have b

same with the frantic urgings virginia thomas was sending to the white house, according to donald trump's last chief of staff, mark meadows. lawyer virginia thomas, never once urged republicans to overturn the election using legal means. after all of the courts, including the supreme court, refused any legal approaches to overturn the election. virginia thomas now pretends in her recent testimony to the january six committee, that just because she did not advocate committing any specific crimes, her email and text rantings to republicans around the country were all perfectly legal. no supreme court justice in history has ever been more publicly compromised by the conduct of a relative than clarence thomas. but today, clarence thomas did not recuse himself when donald trump's lawyers filed their appeal to the supreme court directly to clarence thomas. asking him to overrule the 11th circuit court of appeals that ruled in favor of the justice department by exclusion 100 classified documents seized by the fbi from donald trump's residence for examination by the special master in the case. the appeals court decision w

ginni thomas has communications with mark meadows and other leaders of the trump administration. important thing. what information does thomas have about the trump administration officials that is related to january 6th? her marriage to a supreme court justice, boy, that is a huge matter. that is almost a different matter. this is where there is the raiders edge. if the january six committee explore the relationship with clarence thomas, you are opening an entire other chapter. you better have receipts. otherwise, the credibility of the committee comes into play a little bit. secondly, this is not a committee to have struggle with how to wrap this up. i say that for its own impact. there's been an incredibly empowered for january six committee. there is the information on donald trump. it is remarkable. they need to figure out how to lay the final story on the american peoples of the. that is where this is rangers edge. the information that ginni thomas has is damning. does it also relate to her husband's work? that is a hard question for january six committee members to wrestle w

behalf, but what's remarkable because of the investigations we have these texts between ginni thomas and markcess in realtime to promote lies and conspiracy theories at the highest level of the administration, it's raised the broader question the conflict of interest between supreme court spouses and the supreme court at a time when the institution of court is suffering more than ever before, in terms of its credibility. the chief justice has worried about this, the bottom line is, the court is now seen as politicized, another politicized institution, and i think trump's transformation of it, ginni thomas has arguably dealt a big blow to the credibility of the supreme court. >> but again, it's important to point out that the supreme court did not bail out donald trump, and that includes clarence thomas. >> we dodged one bullet but we don't know what -- this current term is going to put a lot of us on pins and needles. they're going to hit the ground running this week with cases involving everything from the ability of the epa to keep us safe and clean in terms of pollution and then they're go

his team discovered text between trump's chief of staff mark meadows and ginni thomas.eman details his journey from freedom caucus member to investigating his colleagues for trying to overthrow the government in his new book, the breach. the arc of that journey is also reflected in a midterms campaign ad, with riggleman supporting the reelection of his former colleague democratic congresswoman abigail stan burger of virginia. for riggleman, right now, the stakes could not be -- his warnings could not be stalker. quote, we have a new enemy in this country, he writes, a dust medic stream us movement that is growing online at fiber optics. denver riggleman joins me now. thank you so much for coming on the show. on a scale of 1 to 10, what score out of ten would you give the work of the 16 committee so far? what grade would you give it? how do you explain why the committee has never subpoenaed the likes of lauren boebert? >> i listen to that whole beginning, that was amazing. i would give a grade of about an 8.8. and then 1.2 off of that ten is the lack of speed. for me, on

stephen moore is a great economist and michael and mark who in addition to the documentary justice thomasn his j own words with a terrific book that summarizes in his life the other 30 hours of interviews they did on video. so thank you. i got to live the american dream. my grandparents came from poland. it was always about thedo american dream. do what you want to do by today's standards people would say we were poor but we did not know that but we had constant encouragement you have to get a degree, figure it out because it will need to create a life for you and work hard and then on sundays passing out clippings from the local paper so not only what they did with her career but their philanthropy and then i got involved with the horatio alger's association in creating a life in america and rsover the last 18 months scholars get the american dream these are kids whose background make anyone i have ever known not bringing compared to the kids parents are drug addicts andnd prostitutes and third away in sealed shipping containers to get through high school they believe in the american dre

mark meadows. emails have also been revealed of ginny thomas, communicating with state officials, for example, about overturning the election. particular state. we could see more of that. meanwhile new developments overnight in the investigation into classified documents found at trump's moral lago resort, according to the new york times security camera footage obtained by investigators shows a long serving aid to trump moving boxes out of a storage room before and after trump received a subpoena for the documents. the washington post reports. it was trump who told a staffer to move the boxes to his residence . abc news has not independently confirmed the reporting, and it's unclear if the employee in the times report is the same employee. trump reportedly directed to move the boxes. in a statement to the washington post, a spokesperson for trump did not address the allegations directly, but accused the justice department of quote, dangerous political interference . brianna thank you and a programming note. abc news will bring you live coverage of today's january 6th hearing, beginning at one p.m. e

text message between thomas and mark meadows showed she pushed the former chief of staff to fight toe will hold at least one more public hearing. >> will be focusing on presenting additional evidence, so you will see additional witnesses because you will see additional focus on -- the former president's intent at each step of the way. >> how much these hearings have impacted the country's view of trump remains unclear. i think that is very six hearings actually presented a pretty concise case, and i do think they got through to the i in part because it was trump ow appointees, republican appointees, who were the with the use testify against him. whether that lingers in voters minds i think is a real open question. >> i don't think that that -- they voted and since they changed a lot of minds. his supporters either don't car or still believe what he says, which is that the election was stolen, and that biden is not a legitimate elected president piece of the ten republicans wh voted to impeach donald trump based on the jim riches attack on the capitol, eight of them are either retirin

as you know, they found empty folders and and have hundreds of documents marked classified supreme court justice clarence thomas set a deadline of 5 o'clock today for the department of justice to respond to trump's appeal for an extension. trump has been ordered to submit by november 30th, but his legal team filed a complaint to the doj asking for more time. the team says that they can't find and it vendor to digitize all 11,000 documents. and that is causing delays. >> well, as russia continues, heavy attacks and the bart muntz on ukraine. the white house is now pledging to send ukraine more help to defend themselves. our washington, d.c., correspondent alexandra limon has the latest. good morning, alex. >> darya and james. good morning. yesterday president biden spoke on the phone with president zelensky in the white house says that in that call, president biden vowed to provide air defense systems to ukraine. >> on monday, president biden condemned russia's missile strikes on ukraine, which the un says have killed and injured dozens of civilians. president biden also said in that tweet that the attacks only

the problem here is that ginni thomas was not just writing an article or talking to schoolchildren or just a friend of mark, she actively took part in sending communications to the white house about the very subject that is being investigated. that is the difference here. it is difficult for me to see how clarence thomas does not recuse himself the next time one of these matters goes to the supreme court. >> it seems to me, as well, that she is not just posting her opinions on twitter, she is messaging people involved or had a say in the outcome of these elections, and encouraging them to act the certain way, whether it's telling the president to his chief of staff to not concede defeat, whether it's allegedly messaging state electors and telling them to do one thing over the other. that seems to be more than just a person giving an opinion, it's somebody who's giving active direction. >> that is absolutely the case, and again, the reason ginni thomas is in the headlines here is because of her marriage to cleanse thomas. >> glenn, let's move on to roger stone for a moment. he is found himself yet again in

thomas was involved in. by her own words, she is a confself confessed election denier, a well connected conspiracy theorist. the most interesting thing is she was in text contacts with markmas pressuring state officials in wisconsin and arizona to try to overturn their electoral votes. if i'm questions ginni thomas, that's where i will go. representative bennie thompson said she answered, quote, some questions during her interview. we could see video of her testimony in the next hearing, whenever that gets rescheduled. >> and, obviously, the optics much this doesn't sit well with a lot of people. you have the wife of a supreme court justice, a well known conservative activist who communicated with the executive branch whether it comes to mark meadows and urging him to fight to overturn the 2020 election. are there any policies that could limit justice thomas in any cases related to potentially january 6th or the 2020 election? >> so in our system we leave that up to the individual justices. lower ranking federal judges do have policies that would require them to recuse themselves on anything where they or a close relative had a potential personal interest. those policies

the problem here is that ginni thomas was not just writing an article or talking to schoolchildren or just a friend of markws, she actively took part in sending communications to the white house about the very subject that is being investigated. that is the difference here. it is difficult for me to see how clarence thomas does not recuse himself the next time one of these matters goes to the supreme court. >> it seems to me, as well, that she is not just posting her opinions on twitter, she is messaging people involved or had a say in the outcome of these elections, and encouraging them to act the certain way, whether it's telling the president to his chief of staff to not concede defeat, whether it's allegedly messaging state electors and telling them to do one thing over the other. that seems to be more than just a person giving an opinion, it's somebody who's giving active direction. >> that is absolutely the case, and again, the reason ginni thomas is in the headlines here is because of her marriage to cleanse thomas. >> glenn, let's move on to roger stone for a moment. he is found himself yet again i

today marks the anniversary of thomas joining the highest court in the land.t was an important part of that to prompt people working from two problematic when wednesday. and while jenny has neither the rhythm or the range to be a supreme, her she and her husband are still a threat to democracy. when it comes to any case apparent for the court they both need to get out. and wherever you also can you take her with you, because you seem to be cut to the same cloth. thanks. coming up next, we will break down last night's fiery debate in georgia and discuss just how much it moved the needle for voters with just 24 days to midterms. plus, the terrifying new report revealing that florida is not a safe haven for what's promises and extremists. you do not want to miss any of this because we have a lot more of the cross connection coming up right after this break, do not go anywhere. where. [coughing] hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind

the anniversary of july 4th, he always marched to the independence, but he also marked the death of john adams and thomas jefferson and how personal all he felt that bittersweet ness of the day. so it was a extraordinary relationship. and i think in so many ways sort of bookends, this narrative. i like your drop story about his letter to the house, about them staying in their place, staying out of the treaty. but i am curious with all of that, what did anyone have any complaints at all about washington's decision to send a chief justice from the judicial branch to negotiate treaty? i mean, were there anyone in his cabinet or anyone in the house or senate say, whoa, what are you doing? i find very curious and odd. great questions. so there were complaints about jay because there was a concern that maybe he was too much of a federalist, that he was going to be too favorable to the north, that he wasn't going to be sympathetic to southern or western interests. but there were no complaints about the chief justice, and i think that's because their conception and understanding treatment of the supreme court wa

and that's how we learn, that's how we see as a public ginni thomas's text threads with mark meadows,re are two others. i think one gorsuch votes with him. but they're all the election cases. and i don't know either what roberts can do, but they give a lot of speeches. they give a whole lot of public speeches, very public facing, designed to garner press about how sad they are about the integrity of the court. it seems that if you care about an institution and there are only nine members of it you all could have breakfast and decide that maybe the nine of us can go above and beyond and try to, i don't know, salvage what the court looks like it's doing. i guess we're talking about everybody doing the extraordinary and maybe nobody cares enough to do that. >> well, i think -- look, there's another additional problem to this, and i'm all with you, nicolle. you'd think that -- there are a lot of things. asking the court, asking john roberts, asking anybody who's a member of that court who ostensibly cares about its public reputation to go above and beyond at this moment in history when ab

committee staff member -- was explaining to 60 minutes the value of the mark meadows text messages, including those with ginni thomas have a listen. >> the text messages show you an administration that was completely eaten up with a digital virus called qanon and conspiracy theories. and apocalyptic messianic, buffoon early. you can look at the text messages as a roadmap. but it is also a look into the psyche of the republican party today. >> apocalyptic, messianic buffoon worry. he said it, not me. we are in great danger of having such people have control over all three branches of the u.s. government before you know it, by any means necessary. in addition to her sex -- text messages she sent 20 messages to arizona -- a clean slate of electors. and you stand strong in the face of political and media pressure. one of them went to shauna -- so it's on the arizona supreme court and is a close friend and former colleague of supreme court justice clarence thomas. so, don't try to tell me there is some sort of chinese wall between justice thomas and his wife. that they have nothing to do with each other on this story. as

thomas. she reportedly sent text messages to then trump chief of staff mark meadows urging efforts to overturnelection results. back to you. >> it will be interesting to see what comes out of all of this. thank you, brie. >>> you can watch the hearing in a special report right here on nbc bay area starting at 10:00 a.m. it is expected to last several hours. if you want to catch your local news you can also stay with us for our midday newscast at 11:00 a.m., we will be streaming it live on our website at nbcbayarea.com as well as on roku, apple tv and amazon fire tv. >>> happening today rattled students in part of the bay area return to the classroom after a big false alarm yesterday. several law enforcement agencies received hoax phone calls about an active shooter at lincoln high school in san jose. one of the campuses affected. a lot of concerned parents came to pick up their kids. police are also rushed to mcclie monday's high in oakland, they determined there was no shooter within minutes. six schools were targeted. it started with someone saying they were on campus when shots were fired.

j jenny thomas on november 10th send this text to mark meadows. helpless great president stand firm, mark, exclamation points. the majority knows biden and the left is attempting the greatest heist of our history. she was a witness on january 6th. how can her husband not have recused himself from all matters about january 6th? or the election, basically? >> it's shameful and another example of a supreme court that is out of control. that is literally not operating in the best interest of this country. i will never forget when judge thomas said, after the dobbs decision, remember he touched on privacy, but then he did not say anything about interracial marriage, which, as a biracial person, i was looking for that one, but as a man who, himself, is married to a white woman, right? that touches too close to home. we are just going to weave in and out of the law to suit us. >> to be fair, one point about justice thomas, he did -- he is likely to refer it to the entire supreme court to decide the issues on administrator stay but the point is not lost t

georgia congressman house energy member aerial buddy carter bob doll here, thomas philipson joining all morning long dagen mcdowell markighing in congressman i want to get your take on this, as we await the cpi number we did see oil prices come in, a bit that took some of these inflation numbers down. are you expecting inflation has peaked. >>. >> i am not sure it peaked you know let's face it, groceries, volatile numbers are going to fluctuate often and have a big impact on the inflation rate. but the the core numbers that i think, that hold the key of inflation itself, so that is what i am looking for. i may tick down a couple points percentage points but not much a couple tenths, percentage point. maria: thomas the head imf says recessionings risks for many countries rising out this morning imf meeting appealing to policymakers to act with sense of urgency, feels like central banks only ones, rowing the boat because federal response has been more spending how do you see it? >> i think. >> absolutely. >> kind of. >> go ahead thomas. >> i think a lot of main street is sort of could care less about recession, what real

thomas. her discussions and coordination and text messages to mark meadows. >> reporter: it is expected to e new video showing efforts to respond to the capitol riot as it unfolded as well as evidence of documents turned over after a a july subpoena. the committee has to wrap up work in the next months with a report expected by by the end of the year. that timing coincides with the depare of the panel's two republican members. liz cheney lost primard for reelection and kensinger is. naomi ruchim, cbs news new york. new york. >> there will be live coverage y at 10:00. at 6:00, congressionat scott mcfar land will join us tl us more about what we can expect. > >> a major fentanyl bust in sano as california's attorney general general announces a statewide crackdown. police say they seized nearly eight pounds of fentanyl in a single bust. the attorney general says there have there have also been major fentanyl seizures in southern california and there will be more. > >> after several attempts to get to get new trial, a judge has set a sentencing date for elizabeth holmes. she's set to be sentence

i'm hopeful that even clarence thomas will realize it's an absurd argument that the government would not get to retain possession by documents markedfied. it means that some agency in the intelligence community created that document. it is therefore a government document. and there's no way this is a personal document over which donald trump has any sort of claim to privilege or possession. and so for that reason, aisle be very surprised but of course i was surprised to see judge cannon issue that order in the first instance regarding the special master. it may be that we're surprised, but legally it is a very very weak argument that the government should not be able to get the documents because without the special master's say so. >> it simply cannot be an abusive discretion of the district court to refer these matters to a special master to determine whether documents bearing classification markings, whether these records are personal records or presidential records. trump, his statement attacking, he sort of put a statement out saying i want my documents back. his lawyers, that was through his whatever statement, the lawyers see

thomas assure the committee that justice thomas was not aware of her correspondence with donald trump stand chief of staff markeadows. or his lawyer john eastman. now katie, what have you heard from the justice department about ginni thomas's testimony. this is not under their investigation but we know that they're closely watching what the committee is doing. >> that department is closely watching what the committee is doing however because that committee interview ginni thomas and i'm in the justice department will follow suit. what's interesting is that ginni thomas told congress that she believes the election was stolen. so therefore believes that what she did was completely in the right. she does not see her behavior wasn't anyway wrong given the fact that again she believes the election was stolen. i don't know how strong a witness that would make or for the justice department if they were investigating whether or not that was wrongdoing. because her intent was to in her view, uphold what she thought was the right thing to do. however, she is for congress a really interesting witness. one because she was

michael and mark who just in addition to the documentary michael e did created justicerr thomas in his own words they just issued a terrific book and it summarizes in his life the other 30 hours of interviews they did on video. it is a fabulous book. thank you for being here. you know, i got to live the american dream. my grandparents came over fromwh poland. it was always about the american dream for you can do what you want to do but we lived in rural nebraska lower income happy family. by today's standards peoplebu would say you were poor but we didn't know that if we were. but what i had was constant encouragement. all five of us kids. g you got to get a degree, figure out what degree are going to get because it's going to need to create a life for you to pay for your family the rest of your s life. and work hard. that was it. on sundays he would pass out clippings from the local newspaper about successfulus businessmen. and women not only what they did with their career but what they did in the community with their philanthropy. so to me it was part of who we were. i got involved

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when the auctioneerens dig out thomas paine's portrait, they find the canvas torn and battered. there are mouse holes through his eyes, stab marks in his chest. as if some children in jefferson's family had been allowed to vandalize it. the fate of thomas paine's painting is, i think -- [inaudible] for his own extraordinary life. the man toasted around the world in the 1790s -- 1770s and 1780s as the hero of the american revolution ended his days as a discredited pariah, unceremoniously cast aside. the thing about the painting at monticello are, it's our first clue that thomas paine never sat comfortably in the pantheon of america's founding fathers. a working class immigrant and sometime -- [inaudible] paine sticks out from the rest like a sore thumb. famously plain spoken, both devilish and smart, paine was also far more radical and ideological than jefferson or any other leaders of the american revolution. and as a radical, he had a lot to say. basically self-taught, paine went toe to toe with a generation of american, british and french intellectuals and statesmen. very public and nastily controversial positions on republica

pompeo and elaine chao plus they did sit down with clarence thomas's wife to find out more about her texts to the former chief of staff mark meadows about overturning the election, her emails disputing the election results. plus the committee has received more than 1 million communications from the secret service. that includes emails, other planning documents, all from the lead-up to january 6. all about the preparation of secret service, what they knew as well. but bianna, the committee does say that the hearing will look different from the ones we've seen in the past. all of those had a specific theme. this will be in a compilation and continuing to drive home that point from the committee about the danger that the former president still poses. >> and they say it will include new information as well. a lot of new information. j jessica schneider, thank you. >>> i'm joining by elliott williams. so we were talking off air about this. it could be hard to keep track of all of the investigations touching the former president. we have possible charges in new york and georgia and justice department investigations into the even

michael pack and mark who just an addition to the document that michael did created equal justice thomas in his own words and they just issued a really terrific book that summarizes in his life the other 30 hours of interviews they did on video. it's a fabulous book so anyway thank you for being here. i got to live the american dream. dream. my grandparents came over from poland. my dad when i was a kid, it was always about the american dream. you can do which what to do. we lived lived in rural nebraska, low income happy family. by today's standards people say you were poor but we did note that if we were. but what i had was constant encouragement. all five of us kids. you got to get a degree, figure out what degree you going to get because it's going to need to create a live for you to pay for your family the rest of your life, and work hard. that was it. and on sundays he would pass out clippings from the local newspaper about successful business been not only what, and women not only what they did with her career of what they did in the community, with their philanthropy. so to me it

the gunners took the lead through thomas partey but were soon pegged back on the half hour mark.feree anthony taylor awarded a penalty. harry kane, who else? he tucked away the spot kick to send the sides in level at half—time. mikel arteta's side were back in front shortly after the restart when hugo lloris gifted gabrieljesus an opportunity to tap home from close range. things got worse for spurs as emerson royal was then shown a red card before granit xhaka secured all three points for the home side. i think right from the beginning we were ready for it. i think we showed bravery and commitment to play the way we wanted to play. we generated the energy we wanted which was incredible when you play a game like this. and i think the players took the game, grabbed the game from the hand and we deserved to win the game, i think. in the second half, we conceded a goal. i think we could do much better. and then after a few minutes, it was the red card. i think at that point they had the game handed. we are under way in the 3pm kick—offs now. liverpool were 2—0 down at anfield. it is

the reason calvin coolidge has risen thomas because he gets high marks overall for president when they are operating in their prime on race. race matters now, but he one of the recent grand has gone up is because people are looking at his view on race like rodrigo wilson. incidentally, which are wilson's problems not just birth of a nation. he tried to disenfranchise or lower pay to african americans that worked in the federal government. he seemed to be bending that arc of justice back words in the wrong direction. i think all work certainly and here, but there's definitely race matters and you can see obama coming in a ten. of course he gets a perfect score on dealing with issues of civil rights and race, that helps him. if you're looking at somebody like obama who served two terms, was largely scandal free, got america out of the great recession, was able to through operation afternoon spear kill osama bin laden, halo general motors. he was the first non-white male president we have had. he is president of great significance and i am beginning -- a lot of people are under shooting h

thomas, sat for an interview. we know from text messages she was in contact with the white house and chief of staff mark matthews the day of the riot telling matthews to stand firm and not concede the election. now, this is the makeup of the house select committee and while it's possible we will see more hearings after the midterm elections, some key committee members have just months left to serve. republican co-chair liz cheney lost her primary in wyoming. republican adam kins ger and democrat stephanie murphy are not speaking reelection. of course, if the republicans win back the house, they will disband this committee. >>> 4:34. one south bay barber shop can't seem to catch a break. workers are scraping along after surviving the pandemic, first a fire, now they had break-ins, the latest caught on camera cost the business thousands of dollars. "today in the bay's" stephanie mag yoan explains how the thieves got in. >> reporter: a fresh cut, a little fade and a lot of frustration. these bashers say in just the past four days their business was hit twice by thieves. >> we finally make it through the pandemic, boom,

markings should be treated as such. they'll have about a week to respond. justice clarence thomas asked them to respond in about a week. >> how could this impact the criminal investigation? >> that's the question. right now things are the status quo. they'll be able to continue to work on these 100 documents until the supreme court says something or does something here. but at the end of the day, even if the supreme court steps in and puts these 100 documents back into the pool with the special master, we're not totally clear how much that's going to impact the finality of this investigation, whether it ultimately goes. it might just slow it down a little bit. >> great reporting. thank you so much. >>> this morning president biden will travel to fort myers, florida and get a briefing from florida governor ron desantis on the post hurricane ian efforts there. the white house said the two leaders have publically put aside their sharp political differences during their response to the hurricane. they've also talked at least three times by phone to talk about relief efforts. the presi

thomas putting the subpoena for lindsey graham on ice for now. new reaction from capitol hill, we want to start with white house correspondent mark memoli, and ali vitali and steve kornacki at the big board. we've seen the president out with what you can call a presidential pep talk, trying to get everybody rolling in the same direction, ahead of election day, now just 15 days away, even as steve will talk through, some of the environment is changing for democrats, who have seen new polling showing that the anger around abortion, that we saw after dobbs has started to recede. talk us through how the president is navigating this. >> that's right. the environment is changing fast. the president spoke to some of the whiplash a lot of people are seeing as polls go up and down, the president even saying he's not sure even pollsters are confident in their own numbers at this point. so what is the president doing? 15 days to go, until election day, a lot of people already voting in fact, he went to the dnc headquarters, think of it as the engine room, the headquarters of a lot of the get out the vote efforts that democrats are engaged in at the moment

so, ginni thomas has claimed that justice thomas never knew about her texts to mark meadows. on capitol hill or a doj believe her on that? >> i don't think it's about whether or not they believe her, i think that whether or not they have found evidence the contrary. and i don't believe that it's happened yet. >> and could you explain what is going on in the debates surrounding executive privilege when it comes to both the mar-a-lago case and the january 6th investigation? >> particularly in mar-a-lago, because judge aileen cannon who appointed the special master has brought up herself several times in the ruling. basically it's a question about whether or not donald trump, the former president, has executive privilege in any matter, including whether or not he has control over government documents. which the current executive would have, there is some privilege there. what's so fascinating about this to me is that in conservative legal circles, particularly the ones from which ginni thomas and clarence thomas and other important conservative thinkers come from, the idea of ex

question question mark put your hands down, i got this. [applause] >> stephanie thomas, norwalk, connecticut. i am really concerned about the isl case. the independent state legislator case that was referred to earlier, and we have certainly blocked legislation and supposedly blue connecticut, that was introduced last year, and i've been running around raising the alarm about it, but this supreme court is the supreme court. what can i tell people to do other than educating them that it exists? >> bring people back to the history. this very different history to the independent state legislator and the position that you saw during the height of the civil rights movement. what is segregation now, tomorrow and forever. when they went to the schoolhouse door before the organization was founded. that's why it exists today because of the same kinds of cockamamie theories. even some of the things that trump set about make america great again, david duke was saying that 30 years earlier. you have to teach people that this stuff is not new and in oculus, especially as old as this