she wanted to do good and jemma mitchell saw| good and jemma mitchell saw that in— good and jemma mitchellt in her~ _ she forced the body into a suitcase, transported the body some distance.— suitcase, transported the body some distance. you have shown absolutely _ some distance. you have shown absolutely no _ some distance. you have shown absolutely no remorse, - some distance. you have shown absolutely no remorse, it - absolutely no remorse, it appears _ absolutely no remorse, it appears that you are in complete denial. june 2021. a summer's day in the coastal resort of salcombe on the south devon coast. i the coastal resort of salcombe on the south devon coast. i was with george. — on the south devon coast. i was with george. my _ on the south devon coast. i was with george, my boyfriend - on the south devon coast. i was with george, my boyfriend and. with george, my boyfriend and my mum and dad, and we were on holiday and just having a couple of weeks down there. just normal stuff that we do, going to the beach, going on walks, having some nice food, going on the boat, i have got a lit

several hours afterjemma mitchell arrived at deborah chong's address, jemma mitchell has two suitcases blue suitcase she left her address with, this suitcase is now decidedly bulkier. we say that the body of deborah chong is within it. jemma also has a separate suitcase which has all of deborah's personal belongings within that. to get back home, jemma mitchell calls for a cab. she gives them a false name and a different destination address — not hers, but her neighbour's. as she tries to leave, she is left waiting. despite reluctance from the taxi operator, she agrees to wait. just after four in the afternoon, jemma mitchell arrives home. mitchell has been dropped off by the cab, not to her home address but next door, 11 brondesbury park, and we can see her now taking that blue suitcase which contains deborah chong's body into the hoarding, the front hoarding of 9 brondesbury park. later that evening, jemma mitchell was seen entering st thomas's hospital in london. she had a fractured finger — she told doctors that she had trapped it in a car door. that was a lie. it would be that sam

jackie mitchell: you good, uncle?requested that, when she passed on, thate would take care of her body. [interposing voices] - we're thankful for the life of this, our sister and mother, who walked in mundane shore. and she heard the voice of jesus said, come under me and rest. lay down, thy weary one. lay down thy head upon my beast. jackie mitchell: that's the last you'll see them, or you'll see their body on this earth. i want to have that picture with me. yeah, i do. - oh god, we come this afternoon just to say thank you. lord, we know that you are an awesome god. jackie mitchell: yes, you are. - and, lord, we love you and you love us. amen. jackie mitchell: we got him. we got him. bye, mom. bye, mom. we'll see you tomorrow. i love you. [sobs] [bell dings] [music playing] rev. paul wilkinson: i need to tell you, we are not here by ourselves. we just didn't show up this morning. because we're standing on somebody else's shoulder. sobody else came this way beforwe did. somebody else sung "amazing grace" before we di

every corner of this room isjoni mitchell.ream castles in the air...# if sir elton gets his way, it would bejoni mitchell's first new music since 2007. for now, fans would simply be overjoyed to see the star back in good health. the anonymous street artist, banksy, has confirmed that he's been at work, in parts of ukraine that have been ravaged by the war. he's posted images on his instagram account ofa mural, on a building damaged by shelling, in the town of borodyanka, west of kyiv. it features a gymnast doing a handstand. various murals in banksy�*s signature, spray—painted style, have been spotted around the capital in recent days. you'll find lots more deatil and analysis on our website — including the situation in kherson — just head to bbc.com/news — or download the bbc news app for your tablet or smartphone we have more on that air crash in the united states. from me and the team. goodbye. hello there. for some of us, it is going to be a murky start to remenbrance sunday, some area of low clouds and fog and much of whi

margaret mitchell was astonished that she couldn't find. a hospital to admit and care for her her black maid and even though margaret mitchell was willing to pay the bill no white hospital would take and care for her maid and so margaret mitchell had to bring this lady home and she died because she couldn't get medical care in. georgia effective margaret mitchell so much that she wrote a letter. to benjamin mayes and morehouse and told him i would like to contribute some money to train or to help train. help fund the training of young black medical students but she was so afraid that word might seep out in high society that she a white woman had helped black students that she asked. she asked benjamin mays the head of morehouse to keep it quiet. which he which he did but she continued to send money which was very nice of her. but it also showed that she had lived in a different world than her black me who lived in you know. jim crow world in georgia and was not treated as other human beings who were white were treated and of course that nov

police at the time recognize mitchell who was wanted on an outstanding felonious assault charge froma case filed in october owners of precious time, childcare and preschool on friday would not comment ono the incident during which no one was harmed. mitchell appeared in court for a preliminary hearing on thursday morning facing 13 additional charges, including aggravated burglary. police were not available on friday to discuss his long and troubled history with the law in warren, dave nethers. in southern california, orange county sheriff's deputies are searching for 3 stolen olympic medals belonging to a member of the u.s. women's. >> volleyball team. investigators say that the metals were being temporarily stored in a safe at a hills home when they were taken during a burglary about 2 weeks ago, the gold medal was from the 2020 tokyo olympics. the silver from the london olympics and then the bronze from the 2016 games in brazil, though, should be easy to fine. >> all right. who says he get turkey leg rest or whatever for thanksgiving are swapping out bird for some fish, good seafoo

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. as the colorado springs police department tries to help the community cope with the unspeakable tragedy of saturday night's mass killings at a club that is also an important lgbtq gathering center. five people are dead, dozens are injured after a gunman opened fire inside of the popular club. a potential hate crime that could have been much worse if not for the heroic actions of two unarmed patrons inside the nightclub. >> while the suspect was inside of the club, at least two heroic people inside the club confronted and fought with the suspect and were able to stop the suspect from continuing to kill and harm others. we owe them a great debt of thanks. >> we hope to learn more about the suspect's motive from this heinous act and the investigation during a press conference in about two hours. but we begin this hour with nbc's priscilla thompson in colorado springs and brandon wolf, lgbtq civil rights advocate and a survivor of the 2016 pulse nightclub mass shooting. and former u.s. at

mitchell stayed in the game for one more play before leaving.e opposite knee from the one mitchell injured in week one. it was thought yesterday that this latest injury would only keep mitchell out two or three weeks. in his conference call today, shanahan said, it will be more like 68, which means mitchell likely not back into lmpossible playoff run, but he felt it. everyone knows how good elijah's been how hard he worked to get back from his last one. how good he's been playing since he came back and to kind of be right back. there was no, he was rolled down on it. it's unfortunate for him. he just had some real bad luck. and every time it comes back, he's always exact same guy. he's just going to have about six weeks and stuff are frustration. but hopefully we can do our job here. so when he comes back, we're still playing. the monday night game, not exactly a thriller between the steelers and colts antitoxin najee harris out for the second half of the steelers after suffering abdominal strain coach up one in the fourth quarter until harris r

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we learn more about the heroes at the lgbtq nightclub and the people who did not survive. tributes are pouring in for all five victims. raymond green, kelly loving, daniel aston, derrick rum much and ashley paugh. >> guy came in shooting. he was shooting. i don't know what he was shooting at. i saw the flash. i dove, pushed my buddy down. i fell behind one of the -- there's a bench seating. i fell and hit the back. i tried -- when i tried to get up, i fell backwards. as i hit it, i saw the acu, it was over there. i don't know if he was shooting. there was a lull. i saw that and i saw the people in the patio. i found out my wife was out there. that's where they had run. i grabbed him by the back of his little cheap-asss armor thing. he was hiding there. he jumped up with me. i have no idea. that guy did the same act. amazing. pull the dude down. pin him against the side. just started -- i think he went for his pistol. i don't know. either way i grabbed the pistol from him. then i told

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every corner of this room isjoni mitchell.m castles in the air... if sir elton gets his way, it would bejoni mitchell�*s first new music since 2007. but for now, fans would simply be overjoyed to see the star back in good health. before we go, just enough time to show you this. the anonymous street artist banksy has confirmed that he�*s been at work in parts of ukraine that have been ravaged by the war. he�*s posted images on his instagram account of a mural on a building damaged by shelling in the town of borodyanka, west of kyiv. it features a gymnast doing a handstand. various murals in banksy�*s signature spray—painted style have been spotted around the capital in recent days. if you want to see more images of the artwork for yourself, head to our website. you can reach me on twitter. i�*m @garethbarlow. thank you so much for watching. hello. woke mist and fog should clear through the morning to leave some sunny spells. it is going to be another exceptionally mild day. i pressure dominates over much of continental europe.

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. after making inflation reduction their key campaign promise, house republicans now appear more interested in investigating the biden family. if he wins the speakership, kevin mccarthy will be put to the test whether he can wrangle the right flank of his party. joining me, peter baker and susan paige. also with us, carol lenig for "the washington post" and law professor joyce vance. peter, first to you. we have had divided government before. you covered it. what is it going to look like this time around? >> it's going to be ugly. we can anticipate that. it has always been ugly. in the past, there were at least some incentives for some cooperation across the board. we saw back in the '90s that bill clinton and newt gingrich went at it. in the end, they agreed on welfare overhaul, on a balanced budget agreement. they did come to middle ground on some important legislation. we saw that with obama and john boehner tried to come to middle grounds on things. john boehner wanted to be somebod

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i'm andrea mitchell in washington.the biggest names in american politics hit the battleground states, right now president biden is on his way to florida to help charlie crist in his battle against ron desantis. in georgia, mike pence and governor kemp, two republicans, who have angered former president trump, at their peril for not backing his lie, are working together to help re-elect kemp against a challenge from stacey abrams. former president obama continuing his campaign tour of battleground states. today in nevada where he will be trying to help the endangered democratic senator and governor, both tight races there. our reporters are in place ahead of the big campaign events. joining us now, nbc's ali vitali in miami gardens, nbc's guad have a nation as. ali, the president is facing criticism for his campaign approach, not having big rallies. today he is showing up in a state trending red in recent elections. what is he hoping to accomplish in florida? >> reporter: this is a state that biden campaigned in in the

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i'm andrea mitchell at msnbc headquarters in new york. candidates and reporters are at polls today, with so much at stake for both political parties. republicans are bullish about their chances to have a strong night and retake congress, needing a net gain of one seat to win back the senate. and a net gain of five seats to win back the house. the priorities for voters this midterm election, inflation, crime, immigration, abortion, threats to our democracy and election security. all issues that will be driving the vote today. we begin this hour with the first of what is going to be multiple reports from two states throughout the hour, beginning with stephanie gosk in pennsylvania, trymaine lee in georgia. stephanie, let's start with you in pennsylvania. what do you see? >> andrea, we are in the middle of the lunchtime rush here, in upper providence township. we'll be here all day. this is in montgomery county. as you may remember from the presidential election, it's a really important county for joe biden. there was an enthusiasm for him t

on that list, mitchell and john eastman. lawyers that helped devise trump's legal strategy in 2020 and are mobilizing activists to hunt for evidence of fraud in the midterm count. this new reporting suggests that two of the most significant figures in the trump coup plot, one of them the architect of the plan to prevent joe biden's win from being certified on january 6th, who pleaded the 5th and multiple probes about the 2020 election are at it all over again. abc news has obtained recordings from an effort by clida mitchell to recruit poll workers, an effort that has the financial support of the ex-president himself. from that new reporting, the recordings reveal some of the strategies being pursued by so called election integrity groups on a national and local level healed of election day. my seoul focus for the last year and a half is how we as conservatives could build infrastructure to do hand-to-hand combat at the left starting at the local level, mitchell said on the september 1st call and a recording of it, we have a

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. key senate races across the country, they are tightening, in the house and the senate. among the new major developments today, liz cheney endorsing another democrat. our reporters are covering the candidates and voters who will be deciding which party controls congress and key statehouses. joining me first are nbc's vaughan hillyard in phoenix, then nbc's shaq brewster in wisconsin and nbc's ryan nobles in concord, new hampshire. vaughan, president obama traveling to arizona today at a critical moment for both senator mark kelly and for katie hobbs in her close governor's race. >> reporter: i realize it's almost a cliche to suggest voter turnout in the final days will make or break the outcome of the election for both of the candidates. not only for governor but also for the senate races. you look at the new fox news polling that is coming out. if you look at the senate race, you have mark kelly up by just one percentage point over republican blake masters. then you go and turn to the

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mitchell reports," covid controversy. protests erupt across china as frustration with the policy boils over, putting massive pressure on the xi government just one month after a sweeping political power play. >>> also this hour, former president trump under fire within his own party for dining with a white nationalist at his mar-a-lago club, throwing republicans off message ahead of that critical georgia runoff that could strengthen the democrats incoming senate majority. >>> and we'll have a reality check on what legislation can get the bipartisan support that will be necessary to pass congress in the upcoming lame duck session. >>> add good day. i'm garrett haake in washington. andrea is on assignment overseas as we track the ongoing protests across china against the communist party's highly restrictive zero covid policy. z. this is an unprecedented show of defiance from beijing to shanghai. the tipping point was last week's deadly apartment fire where residents say excessive lockdowns delayed firefighters from reaching

mitchell just got off injured reserve a few weeks ago after sustaining a knee injury in the week, one loss to the chicago bears and he's played really well in the 3 games since he's returned. so obgiously not only is this a tough blow for the niners that was that injury against the bears in week one. but like i said, it's not just a tough blow for the niners is a tough blow to mitchell mentally fit to live. >> pretty you know, everyone knows how good allies has been, how hard he worked to get back from his last one. how good he's been playing since he came back to kind of be right back. there israel down on it. it's unfortunate for him is he's had some real about loved ones. see that that happened on again. he got rolled up on and i was just about position for him to b and so the good thing that he's proven you know, i told him was, you know what's ahead of them. this stuff doesn't end up he's ended up being a recover great. every time he comes back, you know, its exact same guy is going to have, you know, you know, about 6 weeks of stuff of frustration, but hopefully we can do our jo

second year running back, elijah mitchell sprained his mcl and he'll be out for the next 6 to 8 weeksit happened on this play. we're going to play in the loop. you all see it one more time before i move here is good enough. and he actually had another play after this. another kerry. well, here you go. you're going to see the left me kind of just get out under him in. it was a bad play and told a sprained mcl. now mitchell just got off the injured reserve a few weeks ago after sustaining a knee injury in week. one against the chicago bears right there and he's played really well in the 3 games since he returned. so obviously not only is this a tough blow for the niners, it's also a tough one for mitchell himself. we've talked a lot about pretty >> you know, everyone knows how good allies has been, how hard he worked to get back from his last one. how good he's been playing since he came back to kind of be right back. there israel down on it. it's unfortunate for him. he just had some real about loved ones. >> see that that happened on again. he got rolled up on and i was just about pos

-- political data, paul mitchell, back with us.l valley and southern california, maybe could highlight the ones that kind of represent kind of a seismic shift in california? paul: yes. i think the seismic shift that happened in california's congressional dstricts came aboard first in 2018 when democrats were able to win seven districts that were previously republican-held, from the central valley into orange county and the san diego area. big names like darrell issa, rohrabacher, lost races. the republicans were able to call back four of the districts and now, we are looking at seeing whether or not democrats can regain some footing but cannot be, or whether or not republicans might be able to come in and take one of those democratically held seats. add to the fact of redistricting. redistricting ended up causing some members of congress to be put into a seat that has significantly changed. in some cases, 50% of more or a member of congress's district is new to them. if you start in the northern central valley, you have an elected

paul mitchell is pdi vice president. he says more than 20 days into early voting. the turnout is not particularly strong still, he says there are factors to consider compared to this time during the last election. 2 years ago, turnout is lower. but mitchell says that is to be expected given the fact twenty-twenty was a presidential election and compared to this time during the last midterm election in 2018, statewide turnout so far, at least is higher. but mitchell says you have to be careful when comparing in 2018, there were literally more than a million fewer voters to start with. and only 7 counties in the state. we're mailing ballots to all the voters in their county. >> so now we have all 58 counties mailing ballots to every voter. so it's a larger number of people that can return their ballots by mail. so the fact that it's a lot higher than 2018 really isn't surprising in this blue state, democrats are outnumbering republicans in early voting nearly 2 to one with the numbers. also indicating half of the ballots sent in so far are from seniors. while just 10

paul mitchell is pd ice. vice president. he says more than 20 days into early voting. the turnout is not particularly strong still, he says there are factors to consider compared to this time during the last election. 2 years ago, turnout is lower. but mitchell says that is to be expected given the fact twenty-twenty was a presidential election and compared to this time during the last midterm election in 2018, statewide turnout so far, at least is higher. but mitchell says you have to be careful when comparing in 2018, there were literally more than a million fewer voters to start with. and only 7 counties in the state. we're mailing ballots to all the voters in their county. >> so now we have all 58 counties mailing ballots to every voter. so it's a larger number of people that can return their ballots by mail. so the fact that it's a lot higher than 2018 really isn't surprising in this blue state, democrats are outnumbering republicans in early voting nearly 2 to one with the numbers. also indicating half of the ballots sent in so far are from seniors. while just 10

i'm andrea mitchell in romania.nken is working with nato allies to help ukrainians survive a frigid winter. many allies have teams playing in the men's world cup, with the match between the u.s. and iran this afternoon. joining me now and throughout this hour, my colleague and friend, nbc senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake in our washington studio. garrett, this could be one of the most watched soccer games in american history. >> it could. you think about it, friday's game against england has that record now. tons of people home tuning in. you didn't have to be a sports fan to want to cheer on the red, white and blue. this is a team that needs to score goals. i know you will talk about that a lot more coming up in our next segment. we have some breaking news we have to handle in washington first. you saw the tail end at the top of the hour. moments ago, the big four congressional leaders, nancy pelosi, schumer, mcconnell and mccarthy were at the white house meeting with president biden after he asked c

it's crucial for winning a mitchell and star. his cookbook explains how to create this exquisite octopus dish or veal cheeks like leads. he doesn't mind sharing his recipes. diamond is that there's no point in secrets, didn't you? we're here on this planet to share with you because alice was tired of the plenty. what's the point of having to secret and taking them to your grade would love and nobody knows how to create a certain dish. that's not nice. his restaurant received a mitchell and stars 3 years in a row. much of his cuisine is refined and yet down to earth, whose kitchen tea knows exactly what needs to be done. it's a smooth operation. didn't win up, but each month we come up with a new menu and take it up a notch. if my, if my can tell my team is now even more eager to one another 2nd. mitchell and star, i says, what, what i always say is this. if we keep doing what we're doing, we can't lose when kind of comes. thanks. patricia lou. case in point, this tasty gus bottom, make mostly from beach. another gourmet dish. you

my telephone, just to watch disturbance, mitchell. we're also looking at the impact craters of media rights to see how old they are. if a tile, how they're spaced on times, these are the hawk does. this could tell us something about the risk of a media, right? hitting earth dust and mitchell with funds status or go cell phones, hampton. we know what could happen, asked us. we don't know exactly what the probability is. you and how important it is to prepare ourselves. is this year one sec? if we study this on the moon, we can better protect early morning flash and home done. the ada basics was con. alexander guest has already spent about a year in space. most recently as the commander of the i s s. he's carried out more than $100.00 experiments, and soon he might be part of an even bigger mission. a lunar landing, and establishing a research station on the moon of morn sir, does portion of stuff. so in resource stations on the moon, like on on tarka are going to be a challenge because we can't bring much with us. when can we have to b

>>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," fast track. the lame duck session of the 117th congress kicks into overdrive with the senate passing a bill to codify same-sex marriage and a vote today in the house to avert a costly rail strike. more denunciations of donald trump's decision making by members of his own party. i will -- the interview with secretary of state blinken on the war in ukraine, the drama surrounding the u.s./iran soccer match and the protests we have seen in iran and china in recent weeks. >> any country where you see people trying to protest peacefully, to make known their frustration, whatever the issue is, in any country where we see that happening and we see the government take massive repressive action to stop it, that's not a sign of strength, that's a sign of weakness. >>> good day. i'm garrett haake in washington. we will bring you andrea's full interview throughout the hour. we begin today with breaking news on capitol hill. the house of representatives is about to vote on legislation to avert a national rail

this was the opposite need from the one mitchell injured in week one.yesterday that this latest injury would only keep mitchell out two or three weeks. in his conference call today, shanahan said it would be more like 6 to 8, which means mitchell likely not back until impossible playoff run on his own. understood that everyone knows how good elijah's been how hard he worked to get back from his last one. good he's been playing since he came back. and to kind of be right back. there was no, he was rolled down on it. it's unfortunate for him. he just had some real bad luck. and every time it comes back, he's always exact same guy. he's going to have about six weeks and stuff are frustration. but hopefully we can do our job here. so when he comes back, we're still playing. the monday night game, not exactly a thriller between the status and colts antioch's najee harris out for the second half of the steelers after suffering abdominal strain coach up one in the fourth quarter until harris's replacement, benny snell, made his way to the end zone. two point c

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. nato is reporting that the russian-made missile that landed in poland only miles from ukraine's border killing two people did not come from russia but from a ukrainian missile defense system. calming fears the blast could lead to a wider conflict between russia and ukraine. >> our preliminary analysis suggests that the incident was likely caused by a ukrainian air defense missile fired to defend ukrainian territory against russian cruise missile attacks. >> president biden leading an emergency meeting of g7 and nato leaders overnight before leading the g20 in bali. >> there is preliminary information that contests that. i don't want to say that until we completely investigate. it's unlikely in the minds of the trajectory that it was fired from russia. but we will see. >> joining me now, kristin welker, co-host of "weekend today" and richard engel in kherson, ukraine. richard, to you. the nato chief saying, this is not ukraine's fault, that russia bears the ultimate responsibility. rus

every corner of this room is joni mitchell.— is joni mitchell.gets his way, it would i cream castles in the air... if sir elton gets his way, it would be | cream castles in the air... if sir elton gets his way, it would be joni elton gets his way, it would bejoni mitchell's first new music since 2007 bye for now, fans would simply be overjoyed to see the stuff back in good health. you can watch that interview on apple tv from 5pm today. it is all about the rugby spot. the red roses- _ it is all about the rugby spot. the red roses. they have kicked off the second half. england are leading 26-19 but second half. england are leading 26—19 but england are a player down now. england haven't tasted defeat in 30 test matches, but they will need to draw on all their reserves in the second half at eden park, if they're to win the game that matters most, this world cup final. england made a brilliant start against the hosts and cup holders, new zealand, racing into a 14 nil lead but then a huge moment, lydia thompson, sent off for a reckless tackle and the

australia goalscorer mitchell duke said, "it's the best "feeling in the world, but i'm trying not toejob�*s not done yet. we've got one more game to try and get out of the group." they started the day bottom but are now sitting second with france against denmark still to come. it's not looking good for tunisia though, who face holders france in their final world cup game on wednesday. lets talk more about this amazing win for australia. norman herment is a reporter from abc in australia and has been out on the streets of melbourne. great to see you and congratulations. i know you were down at federation square in the middle of melbourne. the pictures are incredible from there, thousands of people showing up to watch the match. what was the reaction when that goal went in in the first half? well, obviously there's been a lot of consternation here following the match against france when australia went down in a pretty comprehensive defeat. when that header crossed into the goal there was an enormous outburst of emotion, and i think relief, as people can see that australia was a and mig

there's no cuz it's been a stormy deal with home with home loans, mitchell with extra when they are not on the shoulder though it was to we on the proposal on the floor 1st trying to remember quarter or clock is coming up with a thought for the future because it was a for sure with neighboring unit for, for us call, can you tell, is there any new music of them showing me or focus on the lockwitzer because i should pull any nibbler because she didn't walk out with a, with fresh with, [000:00:00;00] with my computer up to this movie, to come to the phone. you might want to know, you know, the feel for kiosk is a smaller one with a new with some of you to be. so she made a tour my foot off. can you do without them? or just because out of the 2 by 2 for the football channel that it will shoot also. so i will bail for my way from the bottom with all my music, or do i get your local channels for you? like about more chico chic with a career to try to do a quick video for good phone doing if you can. yeah. yeah. i knew the world going to school for them to be able to talk with somebody who is

who was pretty similar, there's like a whole bunch a store in a deal with them with home loans, mitchell with the old extra. we wanna sit on the shoulder though it was to we on the proposal on the floor with trying to remember quarter or clock is coming up with a thought for the future because it was a for sure with neighboring unit a school can you little is there any new music of them, it's showing me a quick so we can pull any nibbler because she didn't walk out with a, with fresh with, [000:00:00;00] with my computer up to the movie to come to the phone. you might want to know, you know, the feel for kiosk is a smaller one with a new, with some of you to be. so she, with a, with my could go off. can you do without cibola or just because all of the true but to fully football channels it will shoot also. so my social, i will be on my way from the bottom with all my music or do i get your local channels for you? like about more chico before it comes with a quick lady for good phone doing if you can. yeah. yeah. i little thought were going to school for them to come to pick the truck up

paul mitchell great talking with you.now you also spoke with my colleague david 7 news anchor liz quite so her report will be coming up later today as well. take care. take care. thanks for joining us today world news tonight with >>> tonight, the abc news exclusive. my interview with former vice president mike pence. for the first time, pence on his role on january 6th, on his duty that day, and pence on former president donald trump. mike pence saying former president trump's words and his actions were reckless and endangered me and my family and everyone at the capitol building. the president tweets mike pence didn't have the courage. tonight, for the first time, mike pence on that tweet. and on the pressure put on him by the president. the phone call from former president trump on the morning of january 6th. and tonight, with former president trump set to announce as early as tomorrow that he's running for president again -- do you believe that donald trump should ever be president again? tonight, our interview with m

margaret mitchell was willing to pay for them, no white hospital would take and care for a made. it affected margaret mitchell so much that she wrote a letter to benjamin morehouse and while i would like to contribute some money to help train and help fund the training the young black medical students. she continued to send money which was very nice of her but it also showed she had been in a completely different world than her black maid that lived in a jim crow world in georgia and other human beings who were white and were treated and that novel has been praised by many through the years. blacks had a completely different perception of the novel as they should have. it's racist stereotypes and was a successful novel. the movie directly related to the casting her character had one name mamie. that is what they thought of the black female that they were only suited to play maids. >> i was going to go back and isn't a redemption story but if it didn't exist i think you write prior to that request for the contribution. your book is like a very slow reveal. what ishe so obvious to

a former cia psychologist james mitchell told the methods of the military years later. according to him, during interrogations in the case of the september 11, 2001 terrorist attack, the us military resorted to torture. so they used water torture on prisoners by hitting a wooden wall, as well as being placed in a small box, sometimes filled with insects, these methods were approved in july 2002 by the us department of justice under the administration of george w. bush mitchell admitted that he tried to stop several interrogations that came out of - under control. however, he could not stop in case of misconduct on the part of a high-ranking military man, quite in the spirit and democracy over the years of active work, up to a thousand prisoners passed through the prison, everyone knew that most sit for political reasons. well, this is america, so legal entities were formalized as enemy compactants. it allowed to put this democracy to keep the people there. indefinitely , the american punitive machine in the form of a guantana, it has simply become a kind of such a human

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andrea mitchell asked secretary of state antony blinken about how russia now appears to be targetingians in ukraine. >> what putin is not able to do on the battlefield, he's actually not taking to civilians across the country by trying to deny them heat, deny them electricity, deny them water, to freeze them, to brutalize them in ways that we haven't seen in europe in decades. >> ellison barber is live from kyiv, ukraine, with more. what are you seeing here today? >> reporter: a lot of the focus today has been on the discussions taking place at that nato summit the last couple of days in romania. ukraine's foreign minister participated in some sideline sessions. he told reporters today that he has received assurances in terms of ukraine and i'm quoting here, he said that ukraine has received a number of new commitments from various nato members in regards to defensive weapons and energy equipment. he didn't get into a lot of specifics after that in terms of exactly what specific air defense systems have been discussed or any technical details in terms of electrical equipment. listen

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