mueller. married almost 27 years. >> they were always super affectionate. they acted like two high school kids that had just started dating. all over each other. >> it was like ew. >> reporter: these are the mueller's three children. they were brought up in texas near the town of san angelo. but for fun, the family headed out to their second home in lake city, colorado. those photos of their parents were taken nearby. >> they both loved the cabin and going up to colorado. >> it was so pretty. it was in a valley. you would look and it looked like a postcard. mountains. >> there was a river running right near there. >> reporter: their rockies get away was a family place to escape. >> what was it like? >> we would go there summers. hiking and horse back riding and hang out as a family. >> was there a lot of family bonding? >> definitely. we had a lot of fun. board games, going out hiking an doing all these different activities together. >> reporter: in texas, leslie had an obgyn practice and work

frankly, supervisor mueller calling this program and new tool for law enforcement. the mateo county sheriff's department, along with the san mateo district attorney's office will be working together. >> some jurisdictions may even choose to put up signs in specific areas saying we have this program in place so that residents realize that when they see something, there's a financial incentive to pay attention as to what's happening there. report that information. but more importantly, in order to solve those crimes, what we is that when these crimes occur, the local police chief that is a different agency will go ahead, sit down share that information with committee that we put together at the county consisting of the county executive's office, the sheriff's office in the district attorney's office at that point, a reward will go ahead and be put in place all the way up to $10,000. the san mateo county sheriff christina corpus saying that the new program is expected to make the county safer. >> our community members and stakeholders. when something appear suspicious

i mean, there wouldn't be a mueller investigation. there wouldn't be a jeff sessions if he -- i mean, no one would last five minutes if they displeased him. he would nosh -- i mean, jim comey was fired for not letting mike flynn go. mike flynn would never be charged. i mean, it's such a departure from trump 1.0 and i think there are lots of areas that would be a million times worse and we focus a lot here on our alliances and pulling out of nato but this is one that demands our focus in this moment. >> so i think mike has it completely right. that there were people -- particularly at the start of the trump sort of 1.0, administration, that just won't be there. jeff sessions, whether you agree or disagree with his political views, and what he wanted to do with the department. he understood it needed to be independent and as we reported in -- the mueller report, he himself gave the information about what it was that the president -- then president trump -- wanted him to do with respect to hillary clinton. and at that point he got rid of

and supervisor ray mueller says he has the support of the board. >> this program is also set to start tuesday, offering a financial incentive to ward off burglars. >> there's a program. this a more comprehensive program. beyond just the tip, the mateo county district, 3 supervisor ray mueller announcing a new county wide pilot program. monday. the residential burglary reward program is set to start tuesday to 8 information gathering during active criminal investigations. the supervisor says this program was prompted by an uptick in burglaries in the past 6 months. we've had a string residential burglaries that taking place in district 3 in san mateo county. >> so much so that after 10, they actually started a new innovation, innovative program where they started to use state houses. attended a town town hall meetings and woodside and then sharon heights in menlo park as well. this is something concern effort throughout my district, frankly, supervisor mueller calling this program and new tool for law enforcement. the mateo county sheriff's department, along with the san mateo district

that's what supervisor mueller represents. >> this morning, pro-palestinian groups are vowing to keep fighting to stop the biden administration from providing money and weapons to israel to use in the war against hamas. yesterday, they held a rally outside the federal court building in san francisco. inside, their attorneys filed an appeal to a ruling that dismissed a lawsuit they filed late last year. the lawsuit claimed president biden and other top officials are complicit in the deaths of thousands of palestinians. so let this moment be a testament to our collective resolve and let it echo through the halls of power and across the globe that we will not rest until every child in gaza can sleep in peace. >> every family can rebuild their lives, and every man and woman can live in dignity and freedom. >> when the lawsuit was dismissed, the court ruled that while it was possible israel's conduct amounts to genocide, us foreign policy is a political issue and the court lacks legal jurisdiction. >> more clashes at ucla last night between police and pro-palestinian protesters. the group

and supervisor ray mueller saying he has the support of the board. now, this program is also set to start tuesday, offering a financial incentive to ward off burglars. >> program, this a more comprehensive program. beyond just the tip, the mateo county district, 3 supervisor ray mueller announcing a new county wide pilot program. monday. the residential burglary reward program is set to start tuesday to 8 information gathering during active criminal investigations. the supervisor says this program was prompted by an uptick in burglaries in the past 6 months. we've had a string residential burglaries that taking place in district 3 and sent to county. >> so much so that after 10, they actually started a new innovation, innovative program where they started to use state houses. attended a town town hall meetings and woodside and then sharon high to menlo park as well. this is something concern effort throughout my district. frankly, supervisor mueller calling this program and new tool for law enforcement. the mateo county sheriff's department, along wi

nick mueller are the founding fathers of the>) museum.people know stephen ambrose from the band of book. but he he is a prolific historian and had a great and great books. but truly, this was dr. mueller and dr. ambrose's idea. andhonor world war two veteransy gently over the years. well, what's your bi spent 30 yd then i retired■/ from the army d came straight here to the museum. well, we're here to see.(■>o mr. crane. a new exhibit, which is what? it's the malcolm forbes rare and iconic artifacts gallery. and it's it shows artifacts that kind of a treasures exhibit of sorts. that are extremely rare or artifacts that every guy woul have recognized. and malcolmrbes was a world war two veteran. and actually his artifacts are in there. his jacket that he was wearing when he was wounded is is in there. and it actually shows where he received medical attention. and we're going to go see that exhibit in a minute. but if somebody wanted to go through this entire campus, how would you tell them to do it? well i would say plan more than a day, bu

there, the impeachments didn't go there, i think that's an important thing to land on because bob mueller assembled a devastating amount of information about donald trump but chose not to prosecute him in the courtroom. he left that up to the u.s. attorney's office to look at his evidence and do something with it. >> and, almost no one read his multi-hundred page report. >> yes, we did. i don't remember talking to you about it but then congress impeached him twice. the house impeached him twice. the senate chose not to take it to trial. donald trump is turning 78 years old this month, and for about five of those decades, he has gotten away with lying, exaggerating, undermining the roots of civic and civil society, and this is the first time he has been brought into a courtroom, and that acta no longer works. in all of these institutional movements that have occurred around him during his presidency and post-presidency, this is the first one where he got put in a box in the fax got presented to a jersey -- jury and all of the bloviating and everything else lost their power , and he employe

so for two years it was mueller, and you're waiting for mueller to get him.ou know, indictment after indictment, and i think that is a lazy approach, right? because the real scandal is that one of the country's two political parties said nothing today about the nature of the threats facing d.a. alvin bragg, nothing. nothing. they're heinous. i didn't even read all of them that lisa reported. they're heinous. one of the two parties in the country doesn't care about the rule of law in america that threatens donald trump. >> no, i think that that is the existential threat to the country, that we're normalizing this kind of behavior. i mean, this is not some politician saying that he's gotten threats and we wonder how serious it is. you have the new york city police department saying these are credible threats. you have jurors and the judge the family. we're at a time we are normalizing a man convicted on 54 -- 34 felonies is still within striking distance, you have the supreme court that has broken ethical rules, and we are debating whether or not there should b

beyond just the tip, the mateo county district, 3 supervisor ray mueller announcing a new county wide pilot program. monday. the residential burglary reward program is set to start tuesday to 8 information gathering during active criminal investigations. the supervisor says this program was prompted by an uptick in burglaries in the past 6 months. we've had a string residential burglaries that taking place in district 3 and sent to county. >> so much so that after 10, they actually started a new innovation, innovative program where they started to use state houses. i've attended a town town hall meetings and woodside and then sharon high to menlo park as well. this is something concern effort throughout my district, frankly, supervisor mueller calling this program and new tool for law enforcement. the mateo county sheriff's department, along with the san mateo district attorney's office will be working together. >> some jurisdictions may even choose to put up signs in specific areas saying we have this program in place so that residents realize that when they see something, there's a

we are drill months, we have to determine our destiny, ourselves. tunzia. org. mueller. while we also heard from the director of the new daily base bricks institute, who believes the block is poised, the spearhead global development in defiance of western sanctions, against some of its members state. fix is going to become maybe number 2. it was like up to just $26.00 is going to be the most important. ok. and for started by russia at 15 years back. and now we are 10 members can see. so it's a very exciting time for india for, for china, for all of us. what do we need is who need to have a new was audrey, or make us are using the section everyone's care to do to show a sanction to now this section china, they have a list sanction is on. so institute of, they were trying to isolate us with the isolating themselves. so why do we need to fix? because we don't want one country to control the government system. that's a fact. so even in india we was thinking how to get in order to be from the toner souls because of the payments, because the freezer assets, there's something n

supervisor ray mueller announced the plan this morning surrounded by local law enforcement officers and county prosecutors, mueller is calling on fellow supervisors to approve $125,000 to fund a residential burglary reward program to help gather information during criminal investigations in would be criminals will now know, should they choose to invade the sanctity of a person's home. >> here in san mateo county. every person with knowledge about their crime, directly or indirectly, will have a strong financial incentive to share that information with the authorities to bring them to justice. >> if approved, the reward program will be implemented in eight san mateo county cities, as well as the unincorporated parts of district three, which supervisor mueller represents. >> today, nurses picketed at alameda hospital, the hospital plans to send patients to other facilities for surgeries in a move to cut costs, but the nurses argue those cuts will impact patients. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has the story. what do we want? >> full service, no cuts, no. >> some cuts don't heal, say

we have litigated it three times in the mueller case.ounsels, whether it's jack smith, whether it's david weiss, who's got the hunter biden case, they're what's called subordinate officers. they're within the department of justice. they do report to the attorney general, and any day of the week, the attorney general could say, you know what, you're gone, i'm going to take control of this. it's just an internal regulation that is entirely constitutional. but the complete -- it's just shameless that it's like, you know what, it's a case that we don't want you to bring. we're going to say it's unconstitutional. if it's a case we do want you to bring, it's absolutely fine. and to me, that -- again, it goes to what you're hearing from donald trump, which is, if i'm -- you know, i'm acquitted, it's fair. if i'm convicted, it's rigged. and by contrast, you have joe biden truly living what it means to act out of principle. >> yeah, it is -- i mean, and to what tim's saying about -- there's people over here that you're never going to reach. there

in the mueller.it ruled they were not. >> was jack smith nominated by president biden or confirmed by the u.s. senate? >> you're asking me about a case, again, motions filed. >> this is a simple question. was jack smith nominated by president biden? >> to know, he was not. >> with the confirmed by the senate? >> no. he was not. >> when was a special counsel statute pass? >> there is none. it was the independent counsel statute that was expire. but it expired. what gives you authority to appoint a special counsel? you have created an office in the u.s. government but does not exist without authorization from congress. >> there are regulations under which the attorney general appoints special counsel. they have been in effect for 30 years, maybe longer, under parties, under both parties. the matter you are talking about about whether somebody can have an employee of the justice department service special counsel has been adjudicated. >> let me interrupt for a second. you appealed to regulation, a rule,

on the merits, it's an issue we connection with the mueller appointment as special counsel.ppointed judges all found this law is constitutional, for extremely good reason. these are internal rules of department of justice. daphne friedrich, an extremely good judge appointed by donald trump found the same thing, that this was constitutional. sort of a respectfully -- judge cannon to her decision as to why this is really a no-brainer that should have been decided months ago. >> and barbara, let's talk about georgia, the court of appeals now is going to hear donald trump's bid to disqualify d.a. fani willis from the case in october, which confirms there is not going to be a trial, basically reviewing what had already been done at the district level or the state level, but the presiding judge, which was to punish her by removing her colleague and with whom she had a romantic relationship, so ordering that she could stay and he would leave. but now reviewing that whole decision. >> yeah, this really strikes me as an absurd side show. certainly fani willis engaged in poor judgment

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v nixon, you have robert mueller, special counsel appointments that were challenged and those failed. why wouldn't the judge here just point to precedent and move on? >> i agree with lisa and i don't want to be disrespectful to the judge saying that she's delaying the trial, but that's what she's doing. her reasoning, you could say she's inexperienceded and she needs to do this, but you can do this in writing. brief it. i'll give you a written decision. this is, quite frankly, a waste of time in delaying the case. >> i want to highlight an exchange. judge cannon asked a lawyer on jack smith's team, did the attorney general have any oversight role in seeking this indictment? he declines to answer citing policy. cannon acts, why would there be any heartburn to answer whether the attorney general signed off on the indictment. the prosecutor maintains it's against poll seep to answer that specific question and adds, i don't want to make it seem like i'm hiding something. lisa, what does that back and forth tell you? >> i think the department of justice lawyer working with the special coun

he's top vascular under robert mueller and msnbc legal analyst.e to talk too. andrew, thank you for dealing with the technical issues with us. we start with the outline of the news i just went through, before the quick break. knowing what we know now about this facebook post and all of the details around it, what you think happened? >> i'm actually a little bit surprised in the five week trial , that is so high-profile that we have attacked these issues before. i've done a whole series of high-profile matters, and there's always allegations with respect to the jury. both sides or reporters, or people up to no good. do research on the jurors, sorts of allegations come out about whether they were honest in their statements to the court, in connection with the jury selection process, or whether they started deliberating before they were supposed to, or something that is alleged to have happened during the deliberations. almost invariably, something where you lose jurors or there some kind of allegation afterward and judges have to deal with that. and

supervisor ray mueller announced this plan yesterday surrounded by officers, police officers and county prosecutors. he's calling on his colleagues to approve $125,000 to fund a residential burglary reward program. it would help gather information during criminal investigations. >> turns would be criminals will now know, should they choose to invade the sanctity of a person's home. here in san mateo county, every person with knowledge about their crime directly or indirectly, will have a strong financial incentive to share that information with the authorities to bring them to justice. >> if this is approved, the reward program will be implemented in eight san mateo county cities, as well as the unincorporated parts of district three, which supervisor mueller represents. >> if you're having second thoughts about illegal fireworks you may have bought for the 4th of july, a san mateo county has you covered. this month, the county is having its second ever anonymous firework buyback event. there will be three events this month in different parts of the county. all you have to do is show up

what's getting a lot of attention since similar challenges involving special counsels like robert mueller were quickly rejected. the "new york times" describing it as the latest example of judge cannon's quote unusual handling of the case has now become business as usual. i want to bring in nbc's ken dilanian outside the court for us in fort pearce, florida. also with us, criminal defense attorney, and msnbc legal analyst, danny cevallos, and msnbc's katie phang. so, ken, what is the latest from the court at this hour? >> reporter: what's unfolding in the courtroom this afternoon is something extremely unusual. judge aileen cannon is hearing from so-called friends of the court. outside lawyers who are coming in to argue both sides of the question of whether the appointment of jack smith as special counsel is constitutional and proper, and therefore whether this case should be dismissed if it's not. cannon agreed to hear from two different parties arguing that it was unconstitutional, and one party arguing against that side. that's in addition to hearing from the defense and the prosecutio

we only found out, as the public, from the mueller report years years later what he had tried to do with even at the time, jeff sessions was recused from the very investigation itself with respect to hillary clinton. so trump was saying, please unrecuse yourself and do this. so there was an additional safeguard that time around. and president trump, according to the new york times, was also directing attorney general barr to go after the investigation of the investigators, which ended up with nothing. it was actually an embarrassment, no other word for it, for special counsel john durham. so i think that's when he had a more pliant attorney general. and we only discovered that by a new york times 2023 article about how trump had driven attorney general barr and john durham to do that, years later. so i do think that the forces that stood up against him in the past are not going to be the same, when he has learned much better how to utilize the levers of power. laura: right. he could install loyalists across all of these agencies, not just the justice department. i also want to ask you ab

one is every single defendant when we prosecuted successfully in the mueller investigation, so manafort all the of people who we prosecuted who did not cooperate, so that leaves out gates and cohen, people that know about michael cohen, those people cooperated. everyone else was pardoned by donald trump. it is useful to think about how he used the pardon power to basically absolve people who did crimes with and for him and then pardon them. just in such striking contrast to the way that the current president, president biden, is not wielding the pardon power to, for example, to free his son. >> while his own family is on trial. >> exactly. you can't imagine a more personal interest, but if you want to know about donald trump's respect for the law or lack thereof, you can see how he responded with the use of the pardon power, which is something that is given to the president, but it is assumed, unfortunately, wrongly in his case that it's going to be wielded judiciously and without it being used to undermine the rule of law. so all those people who were either found guilty or who pleaded

the district's board supervisor, ray mueller, and other county leaders are now implementing a pilot rewardeter thieves. >> that person that would be burglar now knows if they perpetrate this crime, the person next to them, or the person who might know the person next to them can turn them in for significant amount of money. >> the residential reward pilot program offers up to $10,000 for information that leads to an arrest and conviction. the county's board of supervisors voted unanimously on tuesday to approve the program, using $125,000 of measure k funds. >> home burglary is unlike regular, you know, store burglaries and things like that. we're going to punish it heavier. the punishment is twice the level possible for that. and if we can give some financial incentive to people who hear things and they can can even be done, anonymously, you know, that'll be a good thing. >> the reward program will cover unincorporated county areas in district three and other cities, including atherton, half moon bay, menlo park and woodside. local jurisdictions have also added more patrols, license plate

as we reported in the mueller record, he himself gave the information about what it was that the thensident trump wanted him to do with respect to hillary clinton. at that point, they got rid of him, and bill barr was his lackey. that's what would be the scope of a trump 2.0. you don't really have to worry about what would happen. you're seeing it right now. in other words, all of the people who are -- who know much, much better and are going along with this, i keep on sort of using senator collins as an example. she knows damn well that this is fundamentally inconsistent request what it means to be a democracy underle rule of law, and is not saying anything. that is the road to hell for this country. it comes with such poor grace at this moment, when you have the department of justice prosecuting democrats, you have senator menendez on trial right now. you have hunter biden on trial right now. so, you understand why a defendant like defendant donald trump would have this grievance with respect to the un-justice system, but what is so anathema to the rule of low and us remaining as a

frankly, supervisor mueller calling this program and new tool for law enforcement. san mateo district attorney's office will be working together. >>some jurisdictions may even choose to put up signs in specific areas saying we have this program in place so that residents realize that when they see something, there's a financial incentive to pay attention as to what's happening there. report that information. but more importantly, in order to solve those crimes, what we intend to do is that when these crimes occur, the local police chief, if it is a different agency, will go ahead, sit down, share that information with committee that's been put together at the county consisting of the county executive's office. the sheriff's office in the district attorney's office at that point, a reward will go ahead and be put in place all the way up to $10,000. the mateo county sheriff christina corpus saying that the new program is expected to make the county safer. >>the members and stakeholders. when something appear suspicious or out of the ordinary. it's important that we ta

the captain took from neuer and said gundogan kimmish and mueller are the captains of my team in this competition, the next controversy is related to the poll. racism of the national and public network e-ardi german . a reporter asked kimmish in a press conference. 21 % of the participants of the network believe that there should be more white players in the main team of the mannschaft, not people of color. everyone is allowed to grow in football and football always unites people of different colors and religions . the pressure is not on us. the former italian football star said that the national team players should not win the euro 20. 24. think that he said that the pressure is on teams like england, france, portugal, germany and spain, not us, spain's list is waiting to be drawn three players in the euro 2024. each team must have 23 players in its list. the spanish publication ice said that dela fonte selected 5 players to mark three of them, vivian cobarci and perrez garcia. and france is behind the three lions by a small difference. dawood moradi of sed and sima news agency. than

he gets away with mueller the day after robber mueller testifies before congress is when he calls presidentenskyy and asks for that investigation or to just say there's an investigation into joe biden, right? he gets off of impeachment and he begins his shenanigans to sow doubt about the 2020 election, calling it rigged way ahead of anyone even casting a vote in the election. so, for trump every time he got away with the kinds of punishments that would rain down on any of the rest of us, and we're fortunate we have access to very capable legal defense, which most americans do not, and certainly a lot of his supporters, i imagine, don't. some of them. and some of president biden's supporters. but his behavior as a factor, explain that to me. >> i was thinking about senator collins' famous or maybe infamous statement after the impeachment that he's learned the lesson. your point is that she's right but not in the way that she intended, which is that he's learned his lesson which is he's learned that no accountability. he can get away with so much without actually being held to account. since

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the postpone goes and that's on mueller. the campaign coming to an end, i go to speak to dropping things boss about what it has achieved. but in our office, then we make it to you, we want to speak about. so the courses and the environmental cost of finding the interview is suddenly cause of bill to attempt to speak to a number of mind and student prussia owners, even though their workers are eager to speak to a single owner agrees to an interview be i'd be owns a lot done a similar, but i'll be honest at the low key on the move out to get better though. i told him i was going to go to my the outside the truck, stuff back and racing to make up for lost time receive 1st time. how dangerously they drives the dust, reducing visibility on the road. accidents are common and for the families affected catastrophic life. what is the good, good, uh, the of the family home of 22 year old. i mean, it's me not who is on his way to play cricket with 2 friends. all treat what killed by mining truck, villages say was speeding and on the wr

more important for the russians of the inventory affect and it's a mueller inventory used to say it was not very important. china is the most dramatic right now let's increased with 30050 construction. most of those areas in china and they do their old areas in this part. just over 500 right now my significant development 200 and they are on their way and we have but it here. we have issues and how are they are going to go. some of those that most influenced found this. and how it is important. and they are also on their. certainly want to show that and uncertainty. they have the operational force and uncertainties there. and there are files from 225 on up. that's not the number that is the position and it's still very unclear what they buy it is about having the ability that they have been. so don't stop there with that quick overview. >> thank you very much and i was chairman of the commission. and we are coming the u.s., not just one but two the first time ever. this is a situation that u.s. clearly didn't want. so the commission worked very hard to understand what is going on. there

el programa piloto presentado por el supervisor roy mueller proporcionará recompensas de hasta 10.000a de fresno, quien se encuentra bajo licencia administrativa con goce de sueldo tras revelarse una relación inapropiada fuera de trabajo. paco valderrama está siendo investigado por la oficina de administración de la ciudad. a raíz de este escándalo, valderrama ya no logró ser parte de este evento programado en atlanta desde el 12 al 14 de junio y en la ciudad de porlier, en el condado fresno. las autoridades informaron de un tiroteo ocurrido cerca de las avenidas manning y madsen la madrugada del sábado, el cual se cree que está relacionado con las pandillas. no se reportaron heridos, pero detuvieron a 3 jóvenes de entre los 20 a 21 años de edad en el vehículo, la policía encontró una pistola, además de otras armas de fuego y casquillos de bala. lo que ve en pantalla son algunas armas de fuego, dinero y efectivo y herramientas también que agentes del orden de unidades especializadas de sacramento encontraron y confiscaron en campamentos de indigentes. eso en el área del río linda, al

shares information with police that leads to the conviction of a burglar, district supervisor ray mueller said. tomorrow he's going to ask the board of supervisors for funding to pilot the program. he says burglaries create distrust in the community and that thieves need to be stopped when a criminal commits a residential burglary, they violate a resident's sense of security and safety, shattering the feeling of safety that a home is meant to provide. he says he hopes the program not only helps catch burglars, but also deters them from committing future break-ins. downtown san francisco, making moves it hopes will bolster both small businesses and attract more shoppers to the city. it is an ongoing theme. we talk about this almost every week. for the second time in six months, empty storefronts in the city are getting new clients. the program is called vacant to vibrant. it uses a $1 million grant from wells fargo to help small businesses move into those empty spaces and subsidizes their rent . phase one worked well. now a second batch will begin june 18th. here's what those businesses wi