and the nelson family grew by a few more.pty place. >> you never fill the hole in your life do you, when you lose a trial? >> no. >> no. >> how often do you think about jessica? >> every day. >> every day. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >> welcome to the show, and juliÁn castro in for zerlina maxwell. coming up, a federal judge in florida has unveiled more detailed inventory list of the documents the fbi took during its august eight search a former president trump's mar-a-lago residents. plus, two former top white house lawyers are expected to appear before grand jury investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. we will cover those stories and more across the hour. but we begin with president biden speaking in his clearest terms yet

nelson. ms. nelson: yes. sen. klobuchar: do you agree that the vice president has no authority to decide which electoral votes to count and do commit to update the lock to make it is clear the vice president has no authority to reject electoral votes. mr. bauer: yes. mr. gore: yes. mr. eisen: agreed. mr. muller: yes. ms. nelson: yes. sen. klobuchar: it only takes one representative and one senator to force each chamber into a vote -- a discussion on electoral votes. do you support raising the threshold to 1/5 of each chamber to sign any objection before it can be debated as suggested? mr. bauer? mr. bauer: yes. mr. gore: yes. mr. eisen: yes. mr. muller: yes. ms. nelson: yes. sen. klobuchar: okay. good. i thought it was important -- some of our questions will be about details but on the men part of this bill we agree. one area that has received a lot of attention is the role of the federal courts in ensuring state officials comply with their duty to certify electors who reflect the outcome of the election. mr. eise

miss nelson. you testified that reforming the electoral count act assembly one step in protecting our democracy. i know you like to see some changes we can go over those later. but could you speak to why additional legislation like the freedom to vote act and john lewis bill would complement the work that we've done here? miss nelson? >> yes, because elections sabotage happens not just after ballots are cast and votes are manipulated it can happen in the way that the electorate is shaped through voter suppression laws and through laws that direct barriers to the ballot. and show the john r. lewis voting laws advancement act as critical to restoring and strengthening core protections against voting discrimination that we lost in the voting rights act of 1965 when the supreme court struck down the provision and disable it. we also need the freedom to vote act to sentimental standards for access to the polls so voters in florida and georgia and texas can benefit from same-day voter registration for e

geoff: could do it with willie nelson -- the duet with willie nelson. michael: it's crazy.es. geoff: there are so few musical heroes left, unfortunately. michael: a country guy? for me, one of the great records of my life was "stardust," where he was covering all these incredible songs. i think it was one of the greate things in my life, getting to work with him and meet, not just him, but getting to know his wife, who is an incredible, wonderful, kind, real, funny, amazing woman. there was so much about this record that was a real massive joy for me. there was a lot of pinch myself, working with sir willie nelson, working with sir paul mccartney. geoff: listening to this latest album, i was paying close attention to your technique, because the contemporary stuff sounds complete different than when using the classics. how do you do it? how do you place your voice? what informs your approach? michael: i think my love of music. i think it's easy to study something when you love it understand the logistics of singingt hat -- singing that way. how to sing differently when i sin

as i say in the book it's an odyssey from that background and through working with nelson rockefeller a paragon to wind up with richard nixon who i think romley was not seen as someone really as a progressive liberal and an agent for good. >> and your father who is an engineer or chemist and was not a politician had observed nixon because he hit gone to observe the eisenhower cabinet. >> he was from a coal-mining family of 10 from west virginia. he was the first in his family to go to college but he wound up in the executive office of the president in charge of defense and mobilization and in the course of that he had a couple of occasions to present it and he had impressions of richard nixon which worked hostile but they weren't glowingly positive. >> they are is so much in the book and we have so all-time so i'm just going to start one of the figures as you describe in the actions i guess of the wu republican party one of the most -- party's thomas dewey of the governor of new york and attorney general who is a big crime buster. >> he was long neglected but a fascinating fellow. he

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quietly morning and remembering her unique friendship with nelson mandela while others focused on they contested legacy of britain's empire. bbc's africa correspondent andrew harding reports now from cape town. andrew: it's 1947 and dakin ford -- a converted warship is taking the royal family to the southern tip of britain's fast african empire. on board and the hiday period, to princesses, elizabeth and margaret. but once ashore in cape town, elizabeth turns 21 and reflects earnestly on her future role as queen. >> i declare before you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short, shelby devitt -- devoted to your service and to the service of our great imperial family. >> amid the crowds at her birthday party that night, a young ballet dancer, now 94 years old. >> i felt absolutely enraptured, overwhelmed. andrew: he would later dance at the queens coronation. >> the fst black dancer in the royal ballet. >> in the world, and the royal ballet. andrew: the royals african tour was hailed as a success, it intrudes, the empire was crumbling. soon after that royal visit south africa

nelson's rocket. it really does have your imprint on it.y kind to want to give me all of this credit. the fact is we were at a crossroads. in nasa, the program before was not going to make it. to go back to the moon. >> liftoff of aries 1, testing concepts for new rocket design. miles: the bush administration proposed that program, called constellation, in 2004. using that milestone, it has taken nasa 18 years to finally be poised to launch an unmanned rocket and capsule toward the moon. why has it taken so long? bill: it was not a repeat of the stack, the space transportation system. in other words, the shuttle. the orion capsule had to have all kinds of new sophistication. not the old apollo stuff. so this is a brand-new rocket. when you design a brand-new rocket and build it, it is going to take time. and it did. miles: meanwhile, brand-new, much cheaper rockets keep emerging and launching from spacex at a much faster rate. the company has its own moon and mars ambitions with its heavy lift rocket called starship. it has slated an orbita

stage, these very big, great not least, or alice knock on snore and all still smells brand new to nelson. we had the floor redone to. we also had all the electrical installations on here and muffin. it's a great feeling, i'm quite happy. tolerisk a few. it's been on one of leash law in some places, only about 5 kilometer separate the island from the turkish mainland. a virtual invitation for refugees to attempt the crossing to set off in their boat right here. but despite the land in sight, it's a dangerous undertaking. dubois fought still seeks vanished. i don't like fire or shot, but it does take time, because to refugees, boats are very underpowered instead was the times they went out of fuel. and then there stranded here in the middle of the sea would have fuel their engine is out and that's when they have to paddle hudson or no mortal. and they're hoping that the coast guard won't intercept them. well, not, not really muddy hoffman dusty kristen of a hunched effect. but that's exactly what happens up to 3 times a week, according to official figures. the palestinian abdulla works as

years later, the state funeral of kim jong il carefully choreographed and controlled the death of nelson mandela in 2013 was mourned by millions worldwide. after spending nearly 3 decades in prison for demanding equality and fighting south africa's apartheid system, the country's 1st black president was buried in his rural home village of colonel. the most recent rural funeral, a much smaller affair than queen elizabeth with just 30 guests that of her husband . prince philip died last april at the age of 99. many say the queen never recovered from losing her life partner the body of prince philip will be lay to rest next to his queen once the funeral is over. on monday, the 1st time in history, the funeral of a british sovereign will be televised live around the world. stephanie decker, i'll g 0. queen elizabeth was not only the head of the royal family and the british head of state. she was head of the commonwealth and a group of $56.00 independent nations including republics. harmel tasa is in johannesburg with more on south africa's reaction to the funeral. the mood here in south afri

so there's no way as young people or fair and children of nelson mandela oliver tumble. we cannot be part of that. we want to be part of the progressive world, which feeds human beings as human beings, not a subjects. and. busy the democrats see that who speak off in the world, they're most capos. i mean, it's great that means for the people by the people. and we've seen it leads speak for the people who don't pass, but they haven't had a chance to speak for themselves. so there's a way for them for us, was that opportunity for us to hear exactly what do the people of us say and what do they want? and i think they've spoken very loudly. we understand that some of the other international observers who with that and monitoring device has been criticized by the global community. they've been added to a global ones. his list by key one kind of response. if you i mean for them is not free. we cannot expect that when we side and we work towards freedom that they will not be consequences. but we're billed for this. and then we've been through wes. we are saying that we are not

live press re-think with bill nelson. you watching live coverage on c-span. >> we have with us nasa administration or -- nasa administrator bill nelson. and artemis mission manager mike. first i will handed over to mr. nelson for a few remarks. >> why -- while we didn't have the launch that we wanted today, i can tell you that these teams know exactly what they are doing and i am very proud of them. we think back to previous spaceflights. the shuttle was sent back to the vehicle assembly building 20 times. i have already shared with you my personal experience back in the early part of the space shuttle program. hoop gipson's crew was ready to go and scrubbed -- with a delay over the better part of the month. we do not launch until we think it is right. these teams have labored over that and that is the conclusion that they came to so i look at this as a part of our space program of which safety is the top of the list. they will tell you, starting with jim, they will tell you this specific reasons they decided to stand dow

nelson for a few remarks. >> why -- while we didn't have the launch that we wanted today, i can tell you that these teams know exactly what they are doing and i am very proud of them. we think back to previous spaceflights. the shuttle was sent back to the vehicle assembly building 20 times. i have already shared with you my personal experience back in the early part of the space shuttle program. hoop gipson's crew was ready to go and scrubbed -- with a delay over the better part of the month. we do not launch until we think it is right. these teams have labored over that and that is the conclusion that they came to so i look at this as a part of our space program of which safety is the top of the list. they will tell you, starting with jim, they will tell you this specific reasons they decided to stand down and what they believe the future holds. just remember, we will not launch until it is right. that is standard operating procedure, and it will continue to be. >> thank you, sir. good afternoon, absolutely we are not where we want to be, but the vehicle is safe. i am going to give

it’s not like marrying a white prince, ” he told the british daily mail newspaper nelson mondela wasn in 1990 after 27 years behind bars, the joy and dancing of a crowd of thousands did not escalate into a scuffle scuffle shooting two people were killed, that is, nothing in common with harry meghan's decent windsor wedding. in the eighteenth, mandela fought apartheid, obliging blacks to live separately from whites on reservations. this system was introduced by various european colonizers, including both british and american intelligence agencies were involved in british surveillance of mandela. so the meghan comparison has created a whole host of troubling historical parallels. i have a feeling that this time, judging by the american tv shows and articles , public opinion is not very supportive of meghan markle now. she also said in an interview that she would not want her children to go to an english school after this statement, as well as after the accusation of the english royal family of racism, the affair with britain for megan is completed, but from the usa it seems that long c

definitely nelson mandela because of the morality of his leadership.ced it in terms of service and fate and as her duty. king charles paid trip utility to al and i think that's really profound, a promise with destiny kept. think one of the reasons you're seeing that outpouring is not just because of the longevity but but because the queen went everywhere. she was in shops and schools and temples and mosques and opened bridges and launched ships. she talked to everybody all the time. eyou know it would have been hard to do if you were a young person, much less into your 90s. so now everybody you talk to pretty much has some kind of memory of meeting th e queen. >> there the -- >> isn't that incredible? the day her death was announced, we had as many that could fit themselves into the mall here all lined up filling the mall, which is that huge red tarmac avenue. >> talking about her relationship to melson nelson mandela and relationship to scottish farmers. >> watching this journey is also about her journey through history. when she came on to the throne

so, yes, weather a concern, as senator nelson said, jim.stments, the engineering changes needed to give it a go for the second launch attempt. >> in nelson's word, they've gone through it izzard to gizzard. thanks very much. thanks very much to all of you for joining us today. we hope you have a chance to celebrate the long holiday weekend. i'm jim sciutto. erica hill starts right after a quick break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you don't stain your deck, it's like the previous owner is still hanging around. previous owner: "laughs" sooday let's stain, with behr, the #1 rated stain. get behr exterior stains at an everyday low pri. exclusivelat the home depot. ♪don't stop me♪ ♪'cause i'm having a good time♪ ♪having a good time♪ ♪i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a tiger♪ ♪defying the laws of gravity♪ ♪don't stop me now♪ ♪'cause i'm having a good time♪ ♪i don't wanna stop at all♪ ♪ ♪ah, da, da, da, da♪ it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i e

>> we brought nelson on the board because of his track record in the consumer sector.ther board members are keen to see the trapped value in unilever unlocked we think we're a business that's under valued one area in particular where we've enjoyed the engagement with trian we're moving into a new, simpler organization. we've ditched our metrics organization we've had for a couple decades and now running the company end to end through five simple divisions and that enjoys a lot of support from trian and nelson and he's keeping the pressure on us to make sure that we realize all the benefits of that simpler organization, specifically the improved accountability that it brings. >> i mean, this is the strategy that he helped create, the structure at procter & gamble. is that the kind of structure that we're talking about that you're adopting? >> i think, yes, it's similar. trian, like many investors, has what they think works on a particular sector and what trian are seeing from unilever mirrors some of the success they've enjoyed with other very successful consumer invest

he described nelson as the most inspiring person, the company, the north face sponsored nelson.most prolific ski mountain engineer of her generation. >>> storm surge, it will almost certainly be one of the most destructive and potentially deadly aspects of hurricane ian. walls of water coming ashore of nearly 18 feet above normal in some places. that's about as high as a two-story house. but why is the surge so se sfleer this storm? here's kerry sanders. >> reporter: the bathtub warm waters of the gulf of mexico inundating the streets of names, pushing some cars out of their spaces, causing waves of water to rise over the roofs there's the wind speed as i'm standing next to a building, which is somewhat protecting me. so i'll tack a knee. if i can take a knee here. there we go. meanwhile, near punta gorda where the winds reached 120 miles an hour, this parking garage has become a refuge for residents. james brown with his dog oliver. >> we had 2 feet of water. >> reporter: this is a remarkable display of the force of mother nature this is the charlotte harbor marina here. the wi

and it does reverse now, six month, we will have erik nelson back on.hank you, as always good coming up, we discussed more on -- that conversation next. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: this is a bloomberg markets. u.s. stocks are dropping and remaining on edge. actually near session lows, with a cautious rebound. joining us now, kimberly forrest of bokeh capital partners. we think you as always for joining us. we want to start off with a currency ticker. how much of the show would be paying attention to when it comes to american stocks, as opposed to perhaps something isolated to europe? >> unless elon musk gets his way and we have people on mars, we are only here on the earth. that's what, it really matters that we pay attention everyone else's currency. even the small companies i cover are sending their products worldwide. so, the availability of demand in other parts of the world is really important to most companies that are traded publicly. i think if you are an equity analyst, you have to pay attention not only to currencies, but also to bonds. that i

rescuers say they found hilaree nelson's body on the world's eighth tallest mountain.e apparently blew nelson off a cliff it happened shortly after she started skiing down from the summit with her partner, jim morrison today he posted this picture of them and described nelson as the most inspiring person the company the north face sponsored nelson company officials have called her the most prolific ski mountaineer of her generation. >>> storm surge, it will almost certainly be one of the most destructive and potentially deadly aspects of hurricane ian. walls of water coming ashore as much as 18 feet above normal in some places according to authorities. that's about as high as a 2-story house. why is the surge so severe with this storm in punta gorda, here's nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: this is what storm surge looks like the bathtub warm waters of the gulf of mexico inundating the streets of naples, pushing some cars out of their spaces causing waves of water to rise over the roofs there's the wind speed as i'm standing next to a building, which is somewhat protec

this is not like nelson mandela's funeral where it was a little bit of a celebration.lemn, because westminster abbey is limited in how many people can it have. nelson mandela's was a large athletic stadium. and so, they've limited the number of people. and then these security services have worked together in the past, just think, biden has visited the queen and others. the actually unique one that you mentioned is the emperor of japan, who this is considered a new thing. he does not travel to go visit others. thinking over the last week and a half of coverage, so far how interesting safety and security is from the perspective of the crown, you know, the crown doesn't have power. it just has its ability to show order. and i think in many ways, keeping this safe and security is another way of them sort of asserting power at a time when many people do question it. >> and you mentioned the funeral, the memorial service for nelson mandela. i covered that for cnn. and one of the most extraordinary things that we're going to see, i suppose tomorrow, based on that experience i

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and one of the great moments of my career was when the first time nelson mandela came to the united states. i was a senator at the time, and we met in the senate foreign relations executive committee room. and he came in, and we all stood there and said hello to him and the like. and afterwards, he asked me to come by my office. and he came by to say thank you, because he heard i had been stopped trying to get to to visit him, to see him in prison. and i had said once i said i got arrested. i wasn't arrested. i got stopped. pres. ramaphosa: you got stopped. pres. biden: prevented from from moving. he was extremely gracious. and, you know, we've ended up with two great democracies, and a lot to do. you personally and your country are such a critical part of what happens in a continent of 100 billion people, almost. we really need to make sure we're fully understand one another. you know, our trade relations with south africa we have 600 american companies doing business in south africa. pres. ramaphosa: true. pres. biden: and you're a leader on climate and health and covid-19. i'd like to t

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missed time and the race was won by fernando alonsona, but only thanks to the maneuvers of a comrade nelson'sique team. here they intend to crash into a fence on the track and the safety car drove out to reduce the speed of the riders. and this allowed alonso, who lagged behind to get ahead , the investigation confirmed the guilt of the peak, but the grand prix remained with alons. 120 years ago, on september 28, 1902 , vladimir myasishchev was born, the creator of many ultra-modern aircraft in the thirtieth, he participated in the development of legendary machines, tb-1 and tb-3 during the war years, set up production, diving bombers, and in the forty-fifth his design bureau disbanded. well, they revived after 6 years and in a short time. he made the world's first jet heavy strategic bomber, which entered service with the m4 fan classification, of course, the m4 could carry nuclear weapons and reach the united states, then the messiah created the m50 supersonic missile carrier, but he was not allowed into syria, the design bureau was again eliminated, because nikita khrushchev relied on miss

so because you know that big to president nelson, mandela, nelson, mandela, father, a man of eternal forgiveness, said that piece is a long road is enough, but, but it has no alternative in the public. it has no hazy lucas. in reality, the russians and more craniums have no other choice, but to take this path, i am half of a piece. moreover, we too should go with them because we must, throughout the world be legion working together in solidarity. and we must be able to impose seal in conditional unconditional option of peace on the war lobbies. you i do now. we are march. i wish to be directly alamo. and i'm glad pacifically address. you mean that again, my dear him, russian and ukrainian friends? fish come, regulars grove, too much blood has been spelled swan but i do love me too much. blood rush, the sacred blood of your sweet children, but i asked them, i mean it's time matters to stop this mass destruction. my apologies, it's time to stop this war. he is neil, never the entire world is watching you reach nov renier, but time has come to fight for life news just as you courageousl

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nelson was swept away in an avalanche while skiing from the summit on monday, nearly 27,000 feet up.d and fellow mountaineer found her body after searching in a helicopter. the world's most famous adventurer was 40 years old. katie couric revealed she is former "cbs evening news" anchor katie couric revealed today that she is battling breast cancer. couric, 65, says she was diagnosed in june after a mammogram that she put off for six months. she underwent a lumpectomy and just completed radiation treatments. couric lost her first husband and her sister to cancer and she is encouraging all women to get their annual mammograms. i spoke with her earlier today, and she says she is doing well. well, coming up next, we remember cbs's bill plante, one of the longest serving white house correspondents in history. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical st

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nelson mandela wasn't on tiktok, "it's your boy nelson, kicking it in prison." if we had more time we could talk about how this protest follows on the heels of a series of events that turned iran into a powder keg. water mismanagement has caused massive droughts. and on top of all of, that the united states has sanctioned iran so badly people can barely afford medicine. this protest and moment in time has many people in iran wondering if this is going to be a tipping point. but we don't have the time to cover all of that, because it turns out iran's government is not the only one feel the heat. >> this morning, more than 1,000 russian protesters detained by russian police after taking to the streets. young men chanting, "i don't want to die for putin." mothers screaming, "send putin to the trenches. let our children live." this after president putin suddenly announcing he would call up 300,000 men for military service after his massive losses in ukraine. >> other russians are fleeing the country, flights from moscow to all visa-free destinations selling out quic

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