another member of the bombing team, he said, was michael hayes.ell, he was involved." all are dead apart from michael hayes, seen here two years ago. in court, my brother and my sisterand i, we were all sobbing, hearing what witness 0 had to say about one of the bombers who, quote, said, "he's harmless now". that's because the damage has already been done. what makes what was said in court today so significant is that for 18 months there was an ongoing legal battle between some of the families of those killed and the coroner over the scope of the inquests and whether it could include the potential perpetrator issue. the court of appeal ruled that it could not. but today, for hours, the court discussed suspects. when asked about a michael patrick reilly, witness 0 said he didn't recall him at all. reilly has always denied playing any part. 21 killed 44 years ago, and now the names of the potential perpetrators have been mentioned for the first time in a formal setting. the inquests continue. sima kotecha, bbc news, birmingham. people across new zea

another member of the bombing team, he said, was michael hayes. asked about a james gavin, witness 0 said, "well, he was involved." all are dead apart from michael hayes, seen here two years ago. in court, my brother and my sisterand i, we were all sobbing, hearing what witness 0 had to say about one of the bombers who, quote, said, "he's harmless now". that's because the damage has already been done. what makes what was said in court today so significant is that for 18 months there was an ongoing legal battle between some of the families of those killed and the coroner over the scope of the inquests and whether it could include the potential perpetrator issue. the court of appeal ruled that it could not. but today, for hours, the court discussed suspects. when asked about a michael patrick reilly, witness 0 said he didn't recall him at all. reilly has always denied playing any part. 21 killed 44 years ago, and now the names of the potential perpetrators have been mentioned for the first time in a formal setting. the inquests continue. now on bbc

another member of the bombing team, he said, was michael hayes.n when asked about a james gavin, witness 0 said, "well, he was involved." all are dead apart from michael hayes, seen here two years ago. in court, my brother and my sisterand i, we were all sobbing, hearing what witness 0 had to say about one of the bombers who, quote, said, "he's harmless now". that's because the damage has already been done. what makes what was said in court today so significant is that for 18 months there was an ongoing legal battle between some of the families of those killed and the coroner over the scope of the inquests and whether it could include the potential perpetrator issue. the court of appeal ruled that it could not. but today, for hours, the court discussed suspects. when asked about a michael patrick reilly, witness 0 said he didn't recall him at all. reilly has always denied playing any part. 21 killed 44 years ago, and now the names of the potential perpetrators have been mentioned for the first time in a formal setting. the inquests continue. sima

another member of the bombing team, he said, was michael hayes., "well, he was involved." all are dead apart from michael hayes, seen here two years ago. in court, my brother and my sisterand i, we were all sobbing, hearing what witness 0 had to say about one of the bombers who, quote, said, "he's harmless now". that's because the damage has already been done. what makes what was said in court today so significant is that for 18 months there was an ongoing legal battle between some of the families of those killed and the coroner over the scope of the inquests and whether it could include the potential perpetrator issue. the court of appeal ruled that it could not. but today, for hours, the court discussed suspects. when asked about a michael patrick reilly, witness 0 said he didn't recall him at all. reilly has always denied playing any part. 21 killed 44 years ago, and now the names of the potential perpetrators have been mentioned for the first time in a formal setting. the inquests continue. sima kotecha, bbc news, birmingham. police say the de

all are dead apart from michael hayes, seen here two years ago.rand i, we were all sobbing, hearing what witness 0 had to say about one of the bombers who said "he's harmless now." that's because the damage has already been done. what makes what was said in court today so significant is that for 18 months there was an ongoing legal battle between some of the families of those killed and the coroner over the scope of the inquests and whether it could include the potential perpetrator issue. the court of appeal ruled that it could not. but today, for hours, the court discussed suspects. when asked about a michael patrick reilly, witness 0 said he didn't recall him at all. reilly has always denied playing any part. 21 killed 44 years ago, and now the names of the potential perpetrators have been mentioned for the first time in a formal setting. the inquests continue. sima kotecha, bbc news, birmingham. school children have formed a guard of honour, at the start of a day of funerals for the three teenagers who died in a crush before a saint patrick's

another member of the bombing team, he said, was michael hayes.ut a james gavin, witness 0 said, "well, he was involved." all are dead apart from michael hayes, seen here two years ago. in court, my brother and my sisterand i, we were all sobbing, hearing what witness 0 had to say about one of the bombers who, quote, said, he's harmless now. that's because the damage has already been done. 18 months there was an ongoing legal battle between some of the families of those killed and the coroner over the scope of the inquests and whether it could include the potential perpetrator issue. the court of appeal ruled that it could not. but today, for hours, the court discussed suspects. when asked about a michael patrick reilly, witness 0 said he didn't recall him at all. reilly has always denied playing any part. 21 killed 44 years ago, and now the names of the potential perpetrators have been mentioned for the first time in a formal setting. the inquests continue. the headlines on bbc news. a brexit breathing space: eu leaders formally agree to delay th

he was questioned a5 michael hayes who is still alive.art of the group, michael patrick riley. he said he had not heard of the name and he has denied being part of the attacks. this caught the press by surprise, it caught the press by surprise, it caught lawyer5 caught the press by surprise, it caught lawyers by surprise, but most of all it caught relatives of the victim5 of all it caught relatives of the victims who were in court by 5urpri5e victims who were in court by surprise as well. some of them were in tears as the result of something they campaign so long for was finally out in the public domain. they have said to us that they hope this will lead to westminster police carrying on their investigations into who was responsible and we have had a statement from west midlands police in which they say the pub bombing investigation has never closed and our approach is where a new facts come to light, they are scrutinised to see people can be brought toju5tice. scrutinised to see people can be brought to justice. it is not clear if these

mick murray, michael hayes, james gavin and seamus mclauchlan.ficer in charge, according to him. at least one of those people is still alive. some of those names have been revealed by various investigative reporters in the past but they have never really been out there in the public domain. this will clearly give the families, many of whom were in court today and were able to hear these names read out in public for the first time, a chance to give further pressures to the authorities. what they want to happen as a result of these inquests is that the police investigation is opened again. six people were originally generals for the attacks and subsequently had convictions overturned. —— originally convicted for the attacks. but the families wa nt to for the attacks. but the families want to know he'll kill their loved ones and will they be —— who killed their loved ones and if they will be brought tojustice. the time is1.20pm. our top story this lunchtime. the eu agrees to delay brexit beyond the 29th of march, later in the programme, the flying s

hayes. the president appear fweez sending to his various, numerous, criminal associates. michael cohen has said his former boss speaks in code. heaping praise on his cronies while blasting the ones who cooperate, just like a mob boss. now we may be witnessing the president trading messages right unplain sight. after paul manafort was sentenced to 47 months behind bars, years beolow the guidelines for his convictions on tax and bank fraud charges, the lawyer skated past all of that to make one essential point. >> i think what you saw today is the same thing we said from day one. there is absolutely no evidence paul manafort was involved with collusion with any government official from russia. >> we talk about how members of trump world play to an audience of one. house intelliance chair, adam schiff responded the statement by paul manafort's lawyer after an already lenient sentence repeating the mantra was no accident is a deliberate appeal for a pardon. one injustice must not follow another. attorneys for the special counsel presenting the case that he breached his plea deal sugg

hayes. congress now has the documents. they have the evidence in their hands as of today, evidence of possible wrongdoing by the white house. and here's michael cohen wheeling it into his closed-door house intel meeting this morning. you may recall that one of the numerous crimes that michael cohen is going to prison for is lying to congress. and it's a specific lie. a lie that when cohen testified before congress last week, the consultant with the president's lawyers about that lie. >> which specific lawyers reviewed and edited your statement to congress on the moscow tower negotiations and did they make any changes to your statement? >> there were changes made, additions. jay sekulow, for one. >> were there changes about the timing, the question of -- >> gentlemen's time has expired. you may answer that -- >> there were several changes that were made, including how we were going to handle that message. >> mr. -- >> which was -- >> will you finish? >> yes. of course, the message being the length of time that the trump tower moscow project stayed and remained alive. >> today the documents, the testimony, and the edits by trump's lawyers about

michael cochran up from homeland security to give you an overview. >> president nakajo: welcome chief cochran. >> good evening mr. president, commissioners, chief hayes-white, mike cochran homeland security. the report for homeland security for this month i will start with special event. i want to thank the chief. he works on lot these. first one of -- we manned this centre downstairs. st. patrick's day parade, we sent lot of units. no major incident. i want acknowledge lieutenant baxter, we worked multitude of agencies. fleet week planning started it week with military. navy, marines and city agencies. special operations, i want to thank deputy chief gonzalez. we have radiation detectors going out to our units in the field in case there is an incident. homeland security, we're working witwith sfpd for active shooter. with want our members to see those police officers so these incidents go smoother. during active shooter table top, we had a working fire. we also have our northern california regional intelligence centre liaison. we will work daily on alerts. disaster planning, the city is rewriting its response plan actively involved in that. we're ag

hayes. the president and his allies are fully invested in trying to discredit and destroy michael cohen, repeatedly calling cohen a liar. >> as far as cohen is concerned, he's convicted, he's a liar. he's defrauded, at a high level. got a lot of problems. and, you know, it was very interesting, because he lied so much. >> yes! yes, the president -- the president just said something true. that's true. michael cohen is a liar. he's a completely unreliable character. but that's not our fault. we're the people on the outside of trump's insane tangle of lies, attempting to get to the truth. we have to deal with what trump has given us. and he has surrounded himself with liars. he's a liar, his kids are liars, every around him is a liar. the trump campaign organization is full of on-the-record liars who have been indicted or pleaded guilty for lying. president trump does not get to defend himself by saying everyone around me is an unrepentant liar. yes, that's the problem. and amidst this miasma of lies, we're the ones left trying to figure out the facts. what did he do? what did the president do? what c

michael cohen last week sitting in the oval office? >>> that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayesow. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> we've seen abuses of power and obstruction of justice, threats to the mueller investigation. >> brand new allegations of presidential abuse of power, as democrats begin to lay groundwork for impeachment. >> we can't depend on the mueller investigation for this. >> tonight, the trump orders to block a media merger. >> i'm going regret this speech. >> and the vast probe democrats are launching into corruption, obstruction and abuse of power by the president. then -- >> do we love sean hannity, by the way? >> blockbuster new reporting on the cable new channel running america. >> sean hannity and trump speak regularly, almost every night after his show. >> gabe sherman on the president's symbiotic relationship to trump

hayes starts now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> so i just heard they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys. >> the michael cohen the personal attorney to mr. trump. >> what we're learn about the early and intense surveillance of president trump's lawyer and the questions it raises about ongoinst

hayes starts now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> so i just heard they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys. >> the michael cohen warrant is unsealed. >> i'm going to be the personal attorney to mr. trump. >> what we're learn about the early and intense surveillance of president trump's lawyer and the questions it raises about ongoing investigations. >>> plus greing calls to the president to denounce white supremacist in the wake of christchurch. >> the president is not a white supremacist. i'm not sure how many times we have to say that. >>> plus devyn nunes sues. why trump's favorite congressman is testing the first amendment by suing twitter. >>> the latest big idea injected in the democratic primary. >> we can have national voting and that means get rid of the electoral college -- >> when "all in" starts roit now. >>> good evening from new york i'm chris hayes. two monthinize s into his appoi of special counsel had reason to believe he was acting as an unregistered agent of a foreign power according to a two-year search warrant released today and hundreds of pages of documents on the raid on cohen's properti

hayes. a public testimony by a member of the inner circle. the nation watched and presumably the president watched as michael cohen before congress and the american people ill pli kat -- implicated the president in numerous crimes and had prior knowledge of the wikileaks dump of the 2016 election. cohen back on capitol hill today for the third day in a row. this time giving closed door testimony to the house intelligence committee. afterwards, chairman adam shiff announced more hearings to come. >> we very much appreciate mr. cohen's cooperation. he's obviously had three very long days. he'll be returning on march 6th for additional testimony. the following week on march 14th, we'll have an open interview with felix saider on moscow trump tower. i must tell you to set your expectations. not every hearing will be like the open hearing of michael cohen. >> he dropped a lot of names, alleged accomplices or witnesses who can corroborate his claims about the president including the president's children. the oversight chairman elijah cummings said he wants to hear from every single person shows up in the hearing transcript. house intelligence reportedl

hayes. it's really not hard to decipher the signals the president appears to be sending to his various numerous criminal soergts. michael cohen has said his former boss speaks in code, and we've seen the president do it. heaping praise on his cronies who don't, quote, break, while blasting the ones who cooperate with law enforcement calling them rats like a mob boss. now we may be witnessing the president and his felonious campaign manager trading messages in plain sight. after paul manafort was sentenced last night to 47 months behind bars, years below the guidelines for his conviction on tax and bank fraud charges, his lawyer skated past all of that to make one essential point. >> i think most importantly what you saw today is the same thing that we had said from day one. there is obviousabsolutely no e that paul manafort was involved with any collusion with any government official from russia. thank you, everybody. >> we talk a lot about how members of trump world play to an audience of one. that statement is just as perfect an example as you could find it. adam schiff responded the statement by paul manafort's lawye

hayes, with richard nixon, those for will be known as the four worst corrupt presidencies. that is not a winning situation. >> we appreciate you coming in. >>> federal prosecutors have charged attorney michael avenatti for extortion, along with bank and wire fraud in new york and california. he is best known for representing star stormy daniels in her lawsuit against president trump. the california case involves claims that he embezzled a clients money to pay his own expenses and debts. >>> we are waiting for the identification of a body found near fort funston in san francisco. authorities have not confirmed whether the body discovered today is that of 22-year-old kira sunshine scarlet of oakwood. her body was not found at the time. u.s. park police confirmed that the body found this morning was that of an adult female, but the identity and cause of death are under investigation. >>> two men are accused of robbery and assault of with a deadly weapon. christina is joining us live now from walnut creek with some of the details on this investigation. >> reporter: we can tell you that walnut creek police released -- there was not a good discrimination description of the suspects. >> this is a

hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> mr. trump knew of and directed the trump moscow negotiations throughout the campaign and lied about it. >> -- michaele was telling me to lie. >> tonight, reports of new evidence backing up cohen's claims. >> i have no deals in russia. >> and new reporting on a trump campaign to keep cohen from