mr. ryan's trailer, he's upset, he was drinking. he wants either more pills from that mr. ryan, mr. e other house and in the morning after, larry broke down crying in the waiting room of the counselor's office and well people around and listened, he describes things only with intimate knowledge of the crime scene would know about. >> he started describing things that you would not know unless you had been there. that mr. ryan was laying on his back, with his feet cross, blood all over. but, the one fact that i think is the most important that stood out to me, was that he told this woman on monday morning, that mr. ryan was shot with his own gun. >> reporter: effect, this woman who worked in the office, overheard larry. >> this man made any statements about who gun the was? >> he said it was ryan's. >> sunday, during the investigation, these officers did not know that this was mr. ryan's own firearm. so, to me, that stood out as a major red flag. >> how did you know he was shot with his own gun? >> i said a gun. at that time, i was in shock. make you recall telling her that ryan was s

the man later identified as mr. ryan bluford, screamed, quote, what the fuck are y'all doing? what the fuck are y'all doing in my neighborhood? end quote. cvr officer one advised mr. bluford that the individual in handcuffs had an active warrant. mr. bluford screamed, quote, he ain't got no warrant and ain't no fucking police n-word. ain't no fucking police bitch ass n-word, end quote. mr. bluford demanded multiple times for the officers to uncuff the person in custody. mr. bluford then yelled, quote, on my mama soul uncuff him right now, before i kill one of you, uncuff him right now, end quote. the cvr officers radioed for a status update from the responding units . dispatch advised that they were unable to hear the cvr officers transmission due to the noise in the background. the cvr officers then notified dispatch that a group of people had formed at their location in dispatch advised that five bayview units were en route to assist. mr. bluford continued on, adamant the person in custody was not going with the police. mr. bluford shouted, quote, get the fuck out my hood. he

so, ladies and gentlemen, mr. ryan. thank you very much, sir. so our final speaker for today is congressman michael gallagher. chairman gallagher is the chair of the house committee on the chinese communist party. so we all understand how important that position is. so we're very honored to have you speak for us today. thank you. welcome. well, i wasn't planning on speaking today. i was planning on coming here just as an interested observer. but in the absence of a senator, i guess a member of the house will do. wouldn't be the last time the house is clean up for the senate. here. i also want to confess that growing up and even in the marine corps, the korean war was was not a i didn't occupy a central place in my mind. no one in my family was a korean war veteran. when i went down to quantico to train as a young marine officer. certainly the heroism at a chosen reservoir in the the heroism of certain titan vc marine corps figures like chesty puller, more understated, but nonetheless heroic figures like general opie smith was a constant refrain.

the man later identified as mr. ryan bluford, screamed, quote, what the fuck are y'all doing? what the fuck are y'all doing in my neighborhood? end quote. cvr officer one advised mr. bluford that the individual in handcuffs had an active warrant. mr. bluford screamed, quote, he ain't got no warrant and ain't no fucking police n-word. ain't no fucking police bitch ass n-word, end quote. mr. bluford demanded multiple times for the officers to uncuff the person in custody. mr. bluford then yelled, quote, on my mama soul uncuff him right now, before i kill one of you, uncuff him right now, end quote. the cvr officers radioed for a status update from the responding units . dispatch advised that they were unable to hear the cvr officers transmission due to the noise in the background. the cvr officers then notified dispatch that a group of people had formed at their location in dispatch advised that five bayview units were en route to assist. mr. bluford continued on, adamant the person in custody was not going with the police. mr. bluford shouted, quote, get the fuck out my hood. he

he going to skip that debate because he doesn't like the guy who runs the ronald reagan library mr. ryan. >> ainsley: he said he was going to skip all the debates at one point. we'll see. >> steve: maybe the fact he went down he gets. in stay tuned. you never know. >> ainsley: ashley is standing by with headlines. >> ashley: going to start with maui. hawaii electric now saying the fire line sparked the first fire but the utility denies responsibility for the deadly lahaina fire and is blaming the local fire department for letting the flames out of control. and some g.o.p. state lawmakers say the white house is lacking a response. >> response from the federal, state and county governments have been pretty quiet. when asked what the death count was for children? the answer was "i don't know." when asking fema and calling fema for more resources, they get the voice mail. so people are frustrated here in hawaii. >> ashley: maui officials are putting the island back on a fire watch tomorrow and thursday with strong winds and low humidity in the forecast. 80,000 students in new york city could

the man later identified as mr. ryan bluford, screamed, quote, what the fuck are y'all doing? what the fuck are y'all doing in my neighborhood? end quote. cvr officer one advised mr. bluford that the individual in handcuffs had an active warrant. mr. bluford screamed, quote, he ain't got no warrant and ain't no fucking police n-word. ain't no fucking police bitch ass n-word, end quote. mr. bluford demanded multiple times for the officers to uncuff the person in custody. mr. bluford then yelled, quote, on my mama soul uncuff him right now, before i kill one of you, uncuff him right now, end quote. the cvr officers radioed for a status update from the responding units . dispatch advised that they were unable to hear the cvr officers transmission due to the noise in the background. the cvr officers then notified dispatch that a group of people had formed at their location in dispatch advised that five bayview units were en route to assist. mr. bluford continued on, adamant the person in custody was not going with the police. mr. bluford shouted, quote, get the fuck out my hood. he

ryan binkley says he's proud to take his win because of his business background. on fox business we welcome the generational group president and cop presidential candidate mr. ley. ryan, the gop field is crowded it's tough to put more names, this is the debate group that has qualified and you are not on that right now if we show you the screen that has all the names on it. at this point it's hard to get any oxygen in you probably won't qualify for the debate because it's a few days away you're not listed on the major polls like real clear politics, what is your game plan. >> to keep sharing with america and in desperate need of economic revival and spiritual heartfelt revival that's what i want to lead our country to iowa, new hampshire right now and i would not count is out of the debate stage just yet we had 7000 donors in the last week and we got one pole that meets the requirement for the harris poll. we're excited i plan on being there. liz: we at claimant content aren't counting anybody out yet. 7000 added to what you have is great but you need 40000 donors to qualify. can you get it to that point. >> or plan is 2000 today that's the track for the rest

ryan, todd, take it away. i will be back in a bit for the q&a. mr. helmus: thank you, everyone, for joining us. it is an honor for ryan and i to present the results of this study we recently did on a really important issue, affecting the nation. so, ryan, did you want to show the slides? great, next slide. we are able to bring this study to you because of the generosity of the rand epstein family veteran policy institute. they conduct research to improve the lives of those who have served and support them. we also recieved a generous grant from the tawani foundation to enable this work so we are super grateful to those, the tawani and rand epstein center. anyone who has followed knows rand has done a lot over many years on the terrorism issue. we famously helped organize and run one of the central databases of terrorism events in the u.s. we no longer do this but we do conduct a host of different policy research studies to address extremism. i, myself, have been doing work since soon after 9/11, focused on al qaeda radicalization and recruitment. and then, when osama bin laden was killed, isis c

mr. trump and the 17 alleged co-conspirators. ryanles has a preview of what we can expect. >> reporter: as former president donald trump remains defiant in the face of four criminal indictments. >> we did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. >> reporter: mark meadows and one of the 18 co-defendants for running what was akin to a criminal enterprise requesting his case be moved to federal court. >> mark meadows is essentially arguing that he fits within the federal criminal removal statute, because he was acting at the behest of a federal official. >> reporter: district attorney fani willis issuing subpoenas for elections investigator frances watson and brad raffensberger to testify. raffensberger is the secretary of state who took this call from trump. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes. which is one more than we have. because we won the state. >> reporter: the hearing will be the first opportunity to hear from some of these key witnesses if open court. if meadows is successful, moving the trial to federal court, it could have an impa

mr. valery, 30 leopards suddenly fell to us, well, they did not fall, they will come to us from germany, in fact, from belgium, they will come, but through mediation the germans, ryan, were bought out and transferred, why are they interested in buying out, repairing, and handing over these cars to us, in addition to such a friendly partnership situation? note that we were promised by the apartments to hand over leopard tanks , there is a large enough number of them. according to various estimates, it goes from 100 and - up to almost 200 units of these punks, but the thing is that these tanks they still need to be removed from storage, restored and equipped with modern systems that made them transportable on the battlefield and they could to interact with other equipment well, and accordingly, in addition, it is possible to improve their characteristics and, as we saw the payment with other german tanks , it is possible to hang an additional reservation. the taxpayers in ukraine are our partner countries who have undertaken such obligations. and of course, the district company as a producer and the company is competent precisely in the restoration of modernization o

ryan payne. he's been bullish for a long period of time. he's done a great job. well done, mr. done extraordinary work. cleaverly the ppi -- clearly, the ppi number will be up two tenths of 1%. the cpi, you had a bullish response and a terrible close by the end of the session which i thought was deleterious to the stock market in the long run. time will tell. i think today's ppi number will be up two tenths of 1%. it won't be anything the fed will take into consideration to tighten monetary policy further. i think the fed is done for all intents and purposes at this point. the yield curve, you're deinverting the curve a bit. i think that's very important. the shortend is showing strength, the long end is showing weakness. but i think you had something that happened seven trading sessions ago in the bond market when you had a technical reversal to the upside in price. reversal of the down side in yield. i think that's an important turning point for the bond market. pay attention. it disinverted from the yield curve. short end will be better, the long end, rates will stay higher

ryan tefs, to help him with a bond agreement. he needed a georgia licensed attorney to sign that. when i asked mr. tevis if he'll represent mr. giuliani throughout the case, he said that remains to be seen. asked if he's getting paid, he did not answer. >> mark meadows and jeffrey clark requested delay their surrenders. willis had responded to those motions earlier today. what did she say? >> anderson, both men are trying to get their fulton county case removed to federal court. meadows believes if he can get his case moved to federal court he can get it dismissed because there are federal protections for some government employees. they are protected from state level prosecutions. but both men asked the judge to delay any surrender requirement at the state level until after that federal question is answered. meadows actually has a hearing on that case on monday, but a judge denied that request. so, both men still have to surrender by noon on friday. just a few minutes ago, the district attorney, fani willis, weighed in on this meadows pursuit of getting this moved to federal court, dismissing any suggest that what he was doin

mr bogosian was on a different plane than the one you are seeing on your screen, the pictures we have very kite dutch verified of that plane crash —— prigozhin. let's speak to washington post journalist missy ryanl security and diplomacy. thanks very much forjoining us on the programme. what we are first thoughts when you first saw this breaking news? it thoughts when you first saw this breaking news?— thoughts when you first saw this breakin: news? . , ,. ., , breaking news? it really underscores the in'u breaking news? it really underscores the injury and _ breaking news? it really underscores the injury and the — breaking news? it really underscores the injury and the drama _ breaking news? it really underscores the injury and the drama that - breaking news? it really underscores the injury and the drama that is - the injury and the drama that is enveloping president putin's war in ukraine, and the repercussions that's having notjust across the west with global security, but also within mr putin's power establishment. there's been speculation since the uprising that prigozhin staged earlier this summer that there would be retribution for him from the kremlin, obviously putin's enemies have a

ryan bluford. i'd like to express my deepest condolences to mr.luford surviving family members for the tragedy they've experienced in the san francisco police department. we recognize that our sworn duty as law enforcement officers imposes no more solemn obligation on us than to honor and respect the sanctity of human life. we also know that as police officers, we are sometimes required to use force, including deadly force at times in the performance of our duties. we recognize, too, that officer involved shootings can have a traumatic effect on members of our communities, especially for individuals that families and loved ones who have suffered traumas of their own and encounters with the criminal justice system. wherever it may be. to any of our viewers, experience trauma from this incident or from the information or images that we will present in this town hall, please know that help is available to you. you may contact the san francisco department of public health's crisis line. at 40159703800 for trauma services . so here's what we hope to ac

mr. trump, did you intend to overturn the 2020 election. >> you know the answer to that. >> joining me is former federal prosecutor -- on kyushu dory. and nbc news justice reporter, ryan reilly. also the author of sedition hunters. set to be released in october. let me start with you on this one in the pekingese we are following out of fulton county. the a.g. sea getting word now that tuesday they will be hearing a grand jury and the former lieutenant governor integral, she, of course to the d.a.'s case. what do you make of it? >> it seems like after a fairly long investigation that fani willis is bringing it to her conclusion. she has signaled for quite some time now. it is unclear whether mr. duncan would be the last witness. with this would be right before turning indictments or if there would be something more. it does suggest that miss willis and her team might begin revealing or getting some indictments returned as soon as this week. >> talk about building the choreography of a case like this one. in front of a grand jury with just two days time, possibly. how do they decide what comes when? >> this is a very complicated presentation. as your question, correctly

ryan c. knauss, 23, of corryton, tennessee. please remember all their names. [applause] mr. mccaul: thank you, alicia. we will remember them and we'll never forget. next we have the family of lance corporal dylan merola. represented by cheryl rex. ms. rex: good afternoon, i'm the mother of lance corporal dylan merola. thank you chairman mccaul and everyone present today who have taken the time to meet with us. i'm here today to discuss the failures that were allowed to happen by joe biden and his administration. knowing the truth that has been revealed over time, the missed opportunities that were made at abbey gate which ultimately allowed the deaths of our 13 service members, including my son. this administration has not only failed us as americans to provide truth and facts, but also have shown true evil as to lie and cover up their failures. this administration has been far from successful in anything it has or is currently doing. those who seek to destroy are -- destroyed within are the true enemies. those who choose to believe divide is to conquer need to remember, as the united states of americ

mr. weiss has told congress that he has been granted ultimate authority over this matter including the responsibility for deciding where, when and whether to file charges. >> i want to bring in nbc justice reporter ryan reilly, nbc's kelly o'donnell covers the white house. also with us, former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst, carol lam, so ryan, what else do we need to know about this update from merrick garland and why now? >> essentially this is going to be thrown into the middle of the 2024 campaign. because now basically where we are is this is on track for a trial. that's basically the filing that we saw come through just after this announcement saying that they were unable to reach a plea agreement. they don't expect to reach a plea agreement going forward, so instead of this being sort of a settled matter that could be put behind both hunter biden and his father's campaign, this is going to be a hot potato issue that's going to go forward. there's going to be probably new charges brought potentially here in d.c., potentially in california because most of the crimes that we're talking about or the alleged crimes didn't take place in delaware. the only reason it was really happening i

mr. chesebro enter the capitol or acted violently on jenner six this could greatly complicate his legal defense. as nyu law professor ryanes this evidence could be cited by prosecutors as further proof that cheeseborough was not working as a bona fide legal advisor but rather as an activist. -- she served as the deputy chief of the criminal division. kristie, thanks for being with me on this friday night. i wonder if you agree with ryan goodman's assessment that the presence of chesebro in the january 6th insurrection though not acting violently could be a real problem for the defense he is trying to mount in the federal entitlement? >> absolutely it could, the lawyers will want to portray him as a lawyer sitting in the office, sending out legal things and offering options to a client. but his presence at the capitol shatters that image. this is of no longer theory, this is action. he's not just a dispassionate lawyer, he has the red trump hat on, he is filming as the crowds are getting rowdier in rowdier he is in the presence of a known conspiracy theorist alex jones and he went into a restricted area at the capitol as

ryan in michigan, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. my question is for mr. yu.role is the cotton of africa possibly going to play in the united states and china relations, especially with the moves that the continent countries have been making as far as trying to unite the currency to one? as we have seen vice president harris has visited there and a lot of economic entities in china have been in the continent so i would like your opinion on that, thank you. host: thanks for the question. i will give you the final moments. guest: they played increasingly port role in politics for china. africa is a land of resources for china. also for china, africa is a continent where china governance can easily penetrate. mostly through bribery, road initiatives, they captured many elites in african countries with all kinds of deals in secrecy. i think this is the issue that is very interesting because ultimately this has not really benefited china enormously because you created the economic dependency on china. many countries asked china for money. another thing is once peop

mr. trump asking for him to find votes in georgia was only about helping the trump campaign. >> joining us now, ryanwere at the courthouse yesterday. what was the wrangling like inside the courtroom between the judge, prosecutors and trump's defense team over this date that ended up on march 4th? >> reporter: you know, there was a lot of back and forth, but i think the prosecution came prepared and the defense team didn't really have an argument that would convince the judge. obviously the judge let the date slide a little bit that the special counsel requested. they wanted this trial to get under way in december really with jury selection and have the trial start at the very beginning of the year, just before the three-year anniversary of january 6th. it's a pretty big win for prosecutors here. the judge fully set aside any of these political considerations. i don't even know it was clear to her that super tuesday was the day after the trial date she set, but essentially comparing donald trump to a professional athlete and saying if this were a professional athlete appearing before her, she would n

mr. trump in any setting, certainly in a court of law. >> let's take a look at day ahead. joining us now, nbc news justice reporter ryan riley, outside the courthouse in washington, a matter of blocks away from the united states capitol that was attacked on january 6th, 2021. ryan, good morning. we know former president trump is waking up in bedminster, new jersey. he'll fly down to reagan national later this afternoon. what do you expect to see around the courthouse today around 4:00? >> a lot of secrecy. i think they're going to bring him in through the garage, the elevators. the courtroom is in the annex of the building behind me. it was the newer facility built around 2005. what it allows them to do potentially is bring donald trump in. it's the same way they brought a lot of grand jurors in, through the garage, through the back elevators, and potentially bring them right into the courtroom. from what we understand, there will be about 11 seats available to the media, but that's going to be on a lottery system. despite all our producers' hard work overnight standing in line here, we're not guaranteed to get a spot