mitchell gets credit with that. thing happened when they talk about giving him and water for hours and hours and hours -- keeping him in water for hours and hours and hours. he was in water with his body waste with his hands and feet shackled with just his nose out of it for an indefinite period of time. people have to look at all of these pictures. this may be the only place where anybody lever get to see them. they won't get to see the ca video. amy: i want to thank you for being with us, mark denbeaux, and i want to end with one final quick question to john kiriakou. you went to jail for 23 months. would you do it again to expose what happened to abu zubaydah, going to the media and revealing this? >> in a heartbeat. i would do it again today. my only regret is that i did not go far enough all those years ago. i should have been more clear. i should have ignored nuances. i should have just come out with every thing. i would do it again in a heartbeat. amy: john kiriakou, work at the cia for over a decade. mark de

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. republican debt ceiling negotiators say they are pressing pause on the talks at a critical stage in the process. in the last hour, a lead negotiator exiting the talks telling reporters, we're not going to sit here and talk to ourselves. president biden has been receiving briefings on the discussions as he works alongside g7 allies in japan. their priority today, russia's invasion of ukraine with a new round of sanctions by world leaders against the kremlin expected this weekend. they await an expected face-to-face discussion with president zelenskyy in the coming days. joining me now is correspondent kristin welker in japan where she will co-host "saturday today" and garrett haake. let's start with you. this new pause in the debt ceiling talks, somewhat of a surprise after the optimism of the last 48 hours. does it seem that graves is projecting that he is not getting or seeing enough give on the other side? >> reporter: that's certainly what he is projecting. i have covered i don't k

before there were any talks before george mitchell and i got there late one night. everybody else was trying to beat me had already put in their best shot and they ask. i made up my mind. i said i'm not going to bring this up but if they ask i'm going to tell them the truth, yes, i voted for a special envoy and they told me you have no idea how hard this is going to be for you to keep this commitment. people will think you're insane. the state department had operated for decades under the theory that our relationship with the uk was so important we couldn't mess it up even president kennedy. they didn't go to the north and they didn't talk about it. it's one of those things that wasn't done. i thought it was crazy to deny such a large problem existence and take away the biggest diaspora we had people who were part of the big irish population that were pro- unionist as well as people that filled the bars and other places like boston and new york who were republicans. they asked me would you do this and i said yes. sounds good. then you have to do it. i got elected. t

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," new details on the driver charged with threatening to kill, kidnap or inflict harm on the president, a family member or vice president after running a u-haul truck into barriers across from the white house overnight. with investigators seizing a nazi flag from the scene. >>> major hurdles remain as negotiators resume debt ceiling talks on capitol hill with speaker mccarthy and his top lieutenants refusing to budge on their key budget demands. >> the president -- i don't understand why they thought this would never come. these are areas i will not raise taxes. we will bring in more money. i will not pass a clean debt ceiling. won't put that on the floor. we have to spend less than last year. >>> the u.s. surgeon general will join me on his new warning about a youth mental health crisis fuelled by social media. >>> this afternoon, president trump will appear in court virtually connected to a court order that he not discuss evidence in the hush money trial, while there's no reporting from "the new y

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," a major credit rating agency puts the u.s. on notice of a potential downgrade while debt ceiling negotiations continue while rank and file lawmakers are leaving town today with members on speed dial in case a deal is reached. >> i have had discussions with the president about this. we have gone around and around. he knows where we are. we know where our differences are. we will continue to be at the table to try to solve this problem. >>> this hour, ron desantis stumbles out of the gate with a twitter audio event plagued by technical glitches. >> sorry about that. we've got so many people here that i think we are kind of melting the servers. >> desantis hoping to take the fight to former president trump by hopscotching states this week. >>> remembering tina turner, with that unforgettable voice and dance moves who overcame years of domestic abuse to top the charts in an inspiring comeback, entertaining generations of fans. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. there's fallout from

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," a june 1st deadline gets the white house to invite congressional leaders to a debt ceiling summit next week before the economy goes over the cliff. the treasury secretary warns the u.s. could default on its debt in less than a month. should the president start negotiating now? the budget committee's top democrat, congressman brendan boyle joins me shortly. >>> more than 11,000 film and television writers are on strike. they go on strike after talks over pay and job security in the face of new challenges from streaming and ai collapse overnight. >>> what luke russert has learned about dealing with grief after the loss of his father tim. do you have advice for other millennials, other young people dealing with loss? >> it's never easy. i realize why there's this voice in my head speaking to me about discomfort or uncomfortable feelings. when i realized that was the processing of my father's death, that i had never fully done, once i turned to it, gave it the attention it needed, it made me a b

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the showdown. president biden and speaker mccarthy face to face this afternoon with their jobs on the line, flanked by congressional leaders at the white house to address the looming debt ceiling deadline as financial calamity moves one day closer to reality. >>> in manhattan, nine jurors are deliberating in a trial against president trump brought by e. jean carroll. >>> a 6-year-old boy wounded in a mass shooting. the only member of his family to survive. both his parents and 3-year-old brother slain while two young sisters, aging 8 and 11, are also killed. their mother in critical condition. just two of the families, some of the victims in the latest mass shooting involving an ar-15-style rifle. i will speak with gun safety advocate fred guttenberg whose daughter jamie died in 2018 in parkland. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president biden will hold speaker mccarthy, leaders schumer and mcconnell and hakeem jeffriess for a meeting on the debt ceiling. it's n

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," former president trump dealt an historic loss in a manhattan courtroom. the jury finding trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation and awarding carroll $5 million. >> what would you want to say to him? >> i said it to joe tacopina yesterday. he came over to congratulate me. he put out his hand. i said, he did it and you know it. >>> this hour, disgraced republican congressman george santos now in custody at a long island courthouse facing federal charges, including wire fraud and money laundering and renewed calls to resign from members of his own party. >>> white house and congressional staff negotiators working around the clock ahead of friday's next white house debt ceiling meeting after tuesday's first session ended with angry accusations from both sides. >> i think he knows that default would be disastrous. and i think he knows it couldn't pass in congress. it's dead on arrival. >> i didn't find progress in this meeting. we will get back together on friday and hopefully the president

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margaret mitchell, _ see a clear winner. margaret mitchell, thank _ see a clear winner. margaret mitchell, thank you for your | mitchell, thank you for your analysis. yes, no problem. let's have a look at what impact it has had on commercial property. three years ago in the uk who in the midst of the first lockdown put in place to manage the covid pandemic. mitigation measures such as that presented big challenges for all sorts of business sectors. high street retail suffered especially hard, and office occupancy fell away sharply. while much has changed since then have some of the trends persisted? we're nowjoined byjennet siebrits, who's the head of uk research at cbre, which is a commercial property firm. the pandemic seemed to trigger a sharp drop in the appetite for both retail and office space. how far this has this recovered? it really has been very close to ride, hasn't it? capital values and commercial real estate held quite sharply, as you would imagine, during covid, but they did recover. the year from sort of mid 2021 to 2022, there is a sharp recovery in inv

mitchell: regulation in china happens extremely fast. group of people and very quickly. the largest tech companies in the united states hold a lot of market power and can dictate which companies fail and succeed and what companies pay and small companies can make distribution -- it is very tight. in terms of their only a handful of big internet companies that all saw smaller companies to get this to grow. with tencent and alibaba, this was not like a 10 year debate in the united states. there is more regulation that is needed around all of this cryptocurrency. we are on a lot of these. they're here to stay but i think the chinese have done a good job with the regulatory things. ai is going to open up a new can of worms. my guess is they will figure out -- i joke china is run like a corporation. the u.s., i would invite you to watch congressional hearings about tiktok and facebook. it is amazing. we are going to take a while for regulatory frameworks to come into place, given the lack of knowledge in washington. caroline: despite the lack

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andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," russia accusing ukraine of an overnight drone attack on the kremlin aimed at killing vladimir putin, claiming their defenses took out the drones and putin was not home at the time. russian state media offering no proof, and ukraine denied responsibility. secretary of state blinken expressing skepticism about russia's claim. >> i would take anything coming out of the kremlin with a very large shaker of salt. >>> the federal reserve expected to raise the cost of borrowing for the tenth consecutive time today as it battles inflation. . >>> concern grows over the debt ceiling. i will speak to former obama treasury secretary jack lute. >>> a suspect found under a pile of laundry inside a house after an fbi tip and a four-day manhunt. >>> the military heads to the border. the biden administration is sending 1,500 unarmed active duty troops to help out at the southern border, not to do law enfo enforcement, ahead of an expected surge next week. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in new yor

i'm peter alexander in for andrea mitchell. she's on assignment. in washington, there's a critical numbers game playing out on capitol hill ahead of tonight's make or break debt ceiling vote with kevin mccarthy trying to secure every republican vote possible to support his deal with president biden. a number of democrats in the minority, led by hakeem jeffries, prepare to hold their noses and support a compromise they find politically repulsive. joining me is garrett haake and kristin welker. garrett, let's get to you. that's where the action is this evening. a lot of optimism from the speaker and his lead negotiators on passing this deal. still, there are questions on the number of democrats who will be needed to make up for the republican defections. where do things stand? >> peter, i might find myself regretting saying this late tonight. it looks like this vote this evening could be a relatively low drama affair. we have been keeping track of the whip count for a couple days. only about 35 house republicans have said they would vote against this

andrea mitchel picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," a critical showdown at the white house this afternoon. speaker mccarthy and congressional leaders back behind closed doors with president biden after staffs worked through the weekend trying to find middle ground. can they reach a compromise before the government defaults in just 16 days? >> let me be clear. if congress does not address the debt limit, there are no good options the treasury or the government can use to save cata >> our secretary said june 1st. we only have so many days left. we didn't want to be here. i don't think we're in a good place. i know we are not. >>> this hour, new details on another act of violence targeting a member of congress. two people in virginia, in democrat jerry connolly's district office, are attacked by a man with a metal baseball bat. >> this is a gentleman with a long history of mental illness. he has been engaged in bizarre behavior in the past, including violent. he decided today for whatever reason to come to us and inflict more of the same. >>> a trum

that does it for this issue of "andrea mitchell reports."ich time. "chris jansing reports" with yasmin vossoughian starts right now.

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the end of title 42, creating a chaotic new normal at the southern border, as tens of thousands of migrants believe they now have a free pass to enter the u.s. >> why do we have this chaos and confusion at the border? >> savannah, the answer is very, very clear. we are operating within the constraints of a broken immigration system. >> we will have all the details coming up with updates from texas to california. >>> is there a glimmer of hope for a last-minute debt ceiling deal? what does the postponement of today's white house talks mean for avoiding the fiscal cliff? >>> former marine daniel penny now facing a second degree manslaughter charge for putting a homeless man in a fatal chokehold for at least several minutes on a new york city subway train after what some parents described as aggressively threatening behavior by 30-year-old jordan neely. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in new york. the biden administration is trying to maintain the political fallout amidst an outcry of criticis

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the debt ceiling deadline. negotiators push for a deal. if it doesn't come today, they won't have enough time to push it through both houses, even on a fast track, without blowing through that june 1st date. >> it's coming down to one thing. this has been about spending. the democrats have never wanted to stop the amount of spending that they do. they want to keep adding and adding and adding. i do not think it's right that you borrow money from china to pay people to stay home that are able-bodied with no dependents on the couch. >>> this hour, a new "washington post" reporting ties donald trump to the movement of classified documents the day before a scheduled visit to mar-a-lago by the fbi. is the special counsel's investigation closing in? >>> a former star football coach, alabama senator tommy tuberville blocking 300 military appointments. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. nonstop talks reported are moving negotiators closer to a deal, but they are not there yet.

that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." reports" starts right now. >>> good day. i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. from cotton to congress in two generations. that's how south carolina senator tim scott describes his powerful life story and vision of optimism for his newly announced presidential campaign. but is that enough to knock off donald trump? >>> president biden and speaker mccarthy running out of time to find common ground. will

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andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," debt ceiling talks shifting to the white house this hour. still no signs of a breakthrough with the deadline to default a week away. >> there's a number of places that we are still far apart. it didn't seem like it do be this hard. i think it's common sense, it's reasonable and rational that we spend less. i think we can make progress today. i'm hoping we can make progress. >>> florida governor ron desantis is making it official. announcing his 2024 candidacy tonight on twitter during a discussion with elon musk as his future republican primary rivals blanket iowa and new hampshire to try and pull support from former president trump. steve kornacki will join me from the big board to break it all down. >>> this afternoon, president biden will honor the 19 children and two teachers who lost their lives one year ago today in the horrific uvalde mass shooting. after a moment of silence this hour coming up, in texas, across the state for the victims, their families and the community. >>> good day, ever

and i want to thank you for having the wisdom to decide to honor joni mitchell. and it sure it was with the committee but in the end, dr. hayden had a major role making that decision making that didn't work for so many people. dr. hayden, you and are dedicated staff play a critical role in collecting, preserving and making this vast collection in the library on congress accessible to the american people. and i learned that you have 370,000 people visit the library last year, and a 75% increase in events from the year before. while even more americans accessed your collections online, that is more than 150 million visits online. so i think i'm sure we'll hear about how the pandemic has a silver lining, a lot of good stuff but at least i'm sure more people started visiting the library online. i mentioned the joni mitchell event but your efforts also included celebrating our culture, including live so who lived in my state for many, many years. that's where she kind of got her start -- lizzo. she played the crystal flute at the library last fall. and as we approach

mitchell was the men's forwards coach in the late 1990s and the defence coach up until two years agoddiejones. he says there's an opportunity to build on their six nations campaign, which england won. alsojoining him is sarah hunter — who retired in may — the former captain is taking over as the transition coach and will work with both the women's team and pathway programme. now, in golf, this year's ryder cup in rome will not feature some of the names who've graced the competition over the past few years. lee westwood, ian poulter and sergio garcia — who is europe's all—time record points scorer — are all ineligible after resigning from the d.p. world tour. this comes after them receiving £100 fines and suspensions, for their involvement in the liv tour. the fact that these players are no longer eligible for the ryder cup, they are no longer eligible to be vice captains or captains going forward for future european ryder cup teams. i think those views are probably echoed by a lot of european involved fans. we are talking about players who have been iconic for europe during a period

mitchell, now you have to exit at the courtroom singing. i will survive. joining her behind the boss was still naked to the matches convicted for a film about the case, the movement a film she never made. she had travelled from abroad for the trial, trusting that the charges would not be legally tenable. now then why with these 8 people singled out shrieking, why cheatum? we don't know the answer either. nobody knows. i read the documents, thousands of pages of documents i them, and i honestly couldn't find any unifying pulling because there isn't one. there was simply no basis on which these people were selected to that time. and you know, but it was a clear attempt to undermine the power of the gaze. the movement to rewrite the narrative gives it to give on me. you only gave me it was a popular move on kentucky. almost 7000000 people took to the streets, inches and the but the branding. it's a criminal scheme of an organized movement alliance that makes it easier to intimidate people, ultimately make them back down behind boss to don mart

since the gaze, he protests dissidence like mitchell law. yes, a just john's, his mother, i've been put on trial time and time again the in. so you go through a whole spectrum of emotions. it's extremely stressful. but at some point you become indifferent to blank goes on life, useful. so we're going to quote, becomes routine and locking me back at the revolutionaries of the gaze, the protests who are repeatedly put on trial include most prominently of mancha, the businessman and patron of yachts, charged with financing the gaze, the protest, the sentence life imprisonment, 2017 saw him put behind boss which alone yep. it was at the scene that every single trial protesting trial arrest release free trial. a grueling cycle is. * isn't for delivery, no strangers to the idea of prison might be dialogue down. but until now we had only ever known outside has sued the stories. we had heard that that was until her mother was sentenced off to several trials. the judiciary bound to political oppression. she and 7 other activists from the gaze. he pro

so my to architects, john, so you have to jump into the mother mitchell. now we're on the scene. as soon as i heard about the demolition, what they wanted to intervene before the government could say it was a done deal was advocated was saying that the boulders is rolled in a nice the very next morning. we went to the side looking for those responsible for my family visit. did they have a 10 minutes to the meeting? i told peroration that we weren't aware of the excavation had already begun that job to do you know, how many centuries old trees will log on? i need to look at the mother and daughter didn't get on. they joined forces with other environmental activists pushing the demolition, and the numbers kept growing. the police used force to try to drive them away, but eventually the protest has gained the upper hand in case he caught the service of kids. he was born defiant. and tim, across the 3 of them. yeah, i was happy and full of hope. eh, the idea that people from all walks of life and come together to fight for something was quite extraordinary. and the digital most featu

>>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. a federal jury found four members of the proud boys, including their leader, guilty of the most serious charge in connection to january 6, seditious conspiracy. the jury is still deliberating over the charge against a fourth lieutenant. all five have been convicted of obstructing an official proceeding. the landmark trial unfolded over four long months. six members of a separate group, the oath keepers, was also convicted of seditious conspiracy for their roles. members of both groups were seen meeting with each other in a garage right outside the capitol the night before the attack. joining me now is justice reporter ryan reilly who has been covering the trial, former lead prosecutor andrew weissmann and former federal prosecutor glen kerschner. >> are you willing tonight to condemn white supremacists and militia groups and to say that they need to stand down and not add to the violence? >> give me a name. proud boys, stand back and stand by. >> ryan, one of the defenses was that the

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> another major takeover of a failed u.s. bank. the second largest in u.s. history at the fdic steps in late sunday night and gets jpmorgan to buy the assets. >>> this as the president and congress face a looming showdown over the debt ceiling. >>> man hunt. another incident of a mass shooting over a neighborhood dispute. the search is on in texas for a suspect who allegedly murdered five of his neighbors friday including a 9-year-old boy using an ar 15 style rifle after a neighbor asked the suspect to stop shooting his gun outside because of it was keeping their baby awake. >>> texas governor greg abbott facing criticism for calling the mass shooting victims illegal immigrants and president biden confronting the age issue head on at the white house correspondents dinner. >> they say i'm over the hill. don lemon would say that's a mine in his prime. >> good day. federal regulators have stepped in to rescue first republic bank. it has been sold to jpmorgan chase after losing nearly $100 billion of its deposit this is year. the

please welcome kenan thompson and kel mitchell ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: kenan and kel!ld. >> it's crazy. >> jimmy: 25 years >> clap it up for time [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i have a photo here. look at these guys >> let me see. >> oh! [ cheers and applause >> let's do it >> jimmy: you got the face you guys -- you still got the face come on, you got the face! yeah [ cheers and applause and i think it was probably, like - i think it was seven years ago, you came on my show, and we did a bit, a reunion, like a little fun thing of "good burger. and everyone went nuts the internet went crazy. i think it's up to, like, 30 million views on youtube. >> yes >> that sounds like a lot. >> jimmy: that sounds right. that sounds like a lot you guys have a big announcement to make you came exclusively to give it to us, tonight, on "the tonight show." >> that's right. that's right we had to do it here let's do it. >> jimmy: kenan, can you tell us what's going on >> ladies and gentlemen, kel has something he'd like to tell you. >> jimmy: wow. [ laughter ]e all right, here we go. k

>> that was sandra mitchell reporting for us this evening.the fda just gave the ok for dogs to join their owners while dining outdoors. native american civil rights icon chief standing bear is being honored on a postage stamp that 146 years. >> after the u.s. army forcibly remove chief standing bear along with hundreds of other members of his tribe from their homeland in northeast nebraska standing. their son was among those who died during the tribes 600 mile journey on foot to the indian reservation. they had to go to in oklahoma. chief standing bear filed a landmark lawsuit in 18, 79 that gave native americans the same legal protections as other americans. the tsa is rolling out facial recognition technology at a number of its checkpoints across the country. passengers start by scanning their license id card or passport. >> a camera on the device then takes their photograph and the software analyzes the images to ensure the person's picture on the scanner matches. the one on the i d. >> all the taken in the match just right. scans as well.

i mentioned that joni mitchell aevent but you also celebrated our culture including lizzo who lived in my state for many years and she played james madison crystal flute last fall, as we approach theen end the library 5 year strategic plan, you have legal dedicated effort to modernizing the library technology and infrastructure. one topic they look forward to hearing more on is library's visitors experience, master plan, a multiyear proposal which congress approved on a bipartisan basis in 2019 to improve the visitor experience. the plan including orientation galilee to guide visitors, learning resources, for younger visitors, and new displays. as a project moves forward, that it is done as we have discussed. in a way that respects and preserves the library's historic buildings. i know that changes have been made to the plan for the main reading room. including removing the oculus window from the design, you are working with the acting architect of the capital on these efforts, as you note in your testimony, library also sees something significant to all of us, soon to be more signific

mitchell's a new zealander, but a familiar name over here, too. yes that's night.involved in the football union. he started to spells on the coaching staff. he was once a defence coach, sorry, once her forwards coach but more recently a defence coach under eddiejones just a few years ago. he was also coach in the men's partnership with the likes of sail and wasps. he has perhaps most famously known for being the all blacks had coached backin being the all blacks had coached back in 2003 when he led them to third place at that world cup. however, you have to say the one thing he does seem to lack his experience with the women's side. we won't find out how he goes for some time because he is currently employed byjapan time because he is currently employed by japan and time because he is currently employed byjapan and here's time because he is currently employed by japan and here's staying with them until the conclusion of the men's rugby world cup. so it's going to be a while before the red roses actually get to see him in action as a coach.— roses actually get to se

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he was approached by bill, secretary of the treasury, about john mitchell. the campaign manager who went to jail for his part in the watergate affair. ford turned him down. i don't think it was because of any sort of aftermath. quite simply, ford had been taught to look for the good in everyone. that led some people to see him as naive. the other side of the coin was, just as he was honest with people, he expected them to be honest with him. two days after the watergate break-in, ford confronted mitchell one-on-one and asked did you know anything about this? mitchell denied it. ford said later on that guy lied to my face. that was something you didn't do. there are a lot of those kinds of factual discoveries. a lot it was the surprise. historically, i think ford went to his grave believing what most of us believed, which was his historical legacy would be seen as his efforts to restore an element of trust after watergate and vietnam and all of the tumult of the 60's as well of -- as well as this 1970's. he, the surprise is, almost 50 years on, with the persp

the director greg mitchell is with us.ory of what the public understood happened with 10 people killed, talk about the role of the media and the police working with it -- whether the camera was shut off as we saw in the first clip or paramount suppressing this, greg. >> the importance of it was the mass media right up to open with the new york times" was supporting the police story, that they had no choice but to fire on this mob. paramount had the footage, had the evidence of a newsreel and and they decided not to release it. they created a second newsreel and did not release it and it took being subpoenaed by a hearing and screening on capitol hill that forced paramount to release a third newsreel. even then, city officials in chicago and st. louis and massachusetts banned it's showing. even in its final form, it was not released in full. amy: in this last minute, why is paramount so significant? people might not understand that today. and what is the most important lesson to take of what took place? >> as you know, the

since the gaze of protests, dissidence like mitchell law. yes, a just john's, his mother. i've been put on trial time and time again. the everyday thing. so i do, i saw a whole spectrum of emotions. it's extremely stressful. but at some point you become indifferent to like, go so much for you. so, so we're going to quote, becomes routine and locking me out of the revolutionaries of the gaze. the protest who are repeatedly put on trial include most permanency osborne come on a businessman and patron of yachts, charged with financing the gaze, the protest, the sentence life imprisonment, 2017 saw him put behind boss. which alone, yep. it was at the scene that every single trial protesting trial arrest release free trial. a grueling cycle is. * even given for the no strangers to the idea of prison might be dialogue. but until now, we had only ever known outside has sued the stories we had heard this. that was until her mother was sentenced off to several trials. the judiciary bound to political oppression. she and 7 other activists from the case. the protests was sentenced to

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andrea mitchell, nbc news, new york. >> the important work goes on.his wednesday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt, please take care of yourself and each other. good night. >>> leaving the bay area. we have the new numbers today showing how many people have moved out of here and the reasons they took off. good afternoon. i'm audrey asistio. welcome to ""nbc bay area news" at 4:30." ian cull is digging through the numbers. >>>