olsen: correct. i began my career as a prosecutor in washington, d.c. and that is the standard approach taken in all matter of large conspiracy cases. sen. whitehouse: it is customary to do that first to obtain further evidence against upstream organizers or kingpins, correct? mr. olsen: correct. that work can be painstaking and requires patience and hard work to follow the information wherever it goes. sen. whitehouse: the department is following that standard with regard to the january 6 investigation? mr. olsen: that's correct. sen. whitehouse: thanks very much. my time is up. >> there was reference in this hearing from senator cruz and senator cotton about an individual named ray epps. i had never heard the name before. my staff has given me an article from political act, which i am going to ask for unanimous consent to enter into the record. it notes the individual and the circumstances of his being in washington on january 6 was raised by something known as revolver news, a website run by a for

olsen. ms. sanborn, you may proceed. >> good morning, chairman durbin, ranking member grassley and distinguished members of the committee. i'm honored to be here with you today, representing the men and women of the fbi. i always enjoy being back in front of senate where i began my career in possibly senate as a senate page many years ago. i appreciate the opportunity to be with you to discuss the current domestic threat landscape and our efforts to advance our domestic terrorism program since january 6th of 2021. in that vein, i would be remiss to not discuss the january 6th attack this morning. i know many of you were present in the u.s. capitol and experienced the events of that day firsthand. the fbi investigation of the attack on the capitol began immediately, and continues to this day. it goes without saying that the threat posed by domestic violent extremists is persistent and evolving. but this does not mean we have forgot been the threat from foreign terrorist organizations such as isis

olsen? >> it is, chairman.i-- i don't know if i can be any clearer, but the attorney general said spirited debate is constitutionally protected. it's protecting our public servant from acts of violence ap threats of violence. >> that's the point, there are more and more public servants even at the congressional level who are being threatened in ways they've never seen before, and many of them, sadly, have reached a point where they've walked away from public service, rather than to endanger themselves or their families and that's a reality. i don't care whether it's a school board member or a member of city council or a member of legislature or congress, whoever it may be in public life, including law enforcement officials deserve our best efforts to keep them safe and i hope that the department of justice when it reaches the appropriate level, if it does, will engain in that activity and i think that's what the attorney general is setting out to do and parenthetically, i know no defense to domestic terrorism t

olsen, but -- and then, ms. sanborn, you talked about the steps the justice department has taken for countering domestic terrorism, finding ways to counter domestic conspiracy theories online. we know that domestic violent extremists pay attention to the rhetoric of political leaders. that includes, for example, the rhetoric of calling the january 6th rioters political prisoners, sending a signal they did nothing illegal. that frightens me, so mr. olsen and ms. san southern, how does this impact the thinking and action of violent extremists? does it make recruitment of this action? that's what i'm asking. >> i would defer to ms. sanborn, but there is no doubt that misinformation, disinformation, false narratives at the intelligence community are available online to violent extremists. whether that's domestic violent extremists or those who may be influenced by international terrorist groups and the availability of social media being an accelerant to an individual's movement, as you mentioned, senator, from simpl

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you remember stories that he is to change some diapers on sets things used to go awry with the olsen girls. i think that speaks to the fact of being america's dad, ashley. >> ashley: yeah, so around this time i was more of the age mary kate and ashley olsen when this was popular. so come i remember more of that but i remember saget the guy that was overly a foggier gnomic father figure. like you said, todd, that is what makes him so great but i want to humanize this because a lot of people look at celebrities and celebrity dads and they feel like they know these people because of roles they play on tv or if they go to the comedy shows. but you really have to think about the family. he has three girls. he has a wife. it just makes me wonder how they cope and grieve when it is constantly being brought up in the media. in one hand, you are glad they are talking about it and loved your family member and someone you cared so much about, but at the same time, it has to be pretty hard, like having it rehashed constantly. so, there is always that fine line with that, but of course it was ver

especially the olsen twins. i think he really saw them as his kids, because, you know, he knew them from when they were babies and they saw each other every day for years, so -- so, yeah, there was definitely a kind-hearted soul there. >> gilbert god freed, i'm sorry for your personal loss but thank you for your time of sharing a little bit more of a man who you neo-knew you loved. thank you. >> thank you. >> here in new york city, officials just updated the death toll from the horrific fire that ripped through a bronx apartment building. the mayor actually reviews it had down. 17 lives lost and nine adults and eight children and official reports were 19 people were died, nine among them children. that's been revised to 17 and eight. what other information did we get? and the fire commissioner updating us on some good news here and there are still many, many people, including many kids and children that are fighting for their lives, so they are hoping the numbers don't get up, and there is the very likelihood th

. >> reporter: mary kate and ashley olsen have released a statement saying, bob was the most loving, compassionate, and generous man. he will continue to be by our side to guide us as gracefully as he always has. bob saget leaves behind a wife and three daughters. andrew? >> we'll have much more on bob saget's life and career later this half hour and at 7:00 a.m. on "good morning america." >>> the other story, nine children are among the dead after the worst fire in new york city in more than 30 years. abc's derek dennis reports a dozen families have also been left homeless. >> reporter: this morning, investigators say an electric space heater igniting a mattress is to blame for the deadliest fire in new york city in 30 years. >> a lot of people coming out on stretchers. these babies coming out on stretchers. it's a hard thing, you know, to see. >> reporter: the fire ravaging this apartment complex in the bronx leaving 19 dead, including 9 dhirn. more than a dozen others are fighting for their lives. >> they were saying, fire, fire. i thought everybody got out. >> reporter: you can s

and on the other hand, the olsen malls at van v. a join vehicle, the quite powerful and he, i think you grin as a very good but my to use give is no adventurer. she leads an ordinary middle class life in a house, just outside keith with a garden and pets. during the week, she works from home for a company that conducts pharmaceutical studies, but she believes her comfortable life is now under threat. russia has occupied crimea for nearly 8 years and supporting separatist forces in eastern ukraine. now, russia threatening an escalation. it's almost impossible to imagine what will happen if i have to leave it. if i have to just fight and it will been destroyed, if good happens, i'm trying to be ready for this because definitely i don't want to preserve was, is a on the price of being leave onto just because matter has also convinced her husband, sir, hey, to join the volunteer brigade. they're convinced they can make a difference, but he will be kept on the standard. this will be really painful for them to. it will not be like easy wa

little shallow include him in may 2021 violence, abrupt noticed in lute but olsen, other so called mix cities in israel, where jewish and arab citizens live protests, but also apparent prevent attacks by urban jewish mumps were fueled by longstanding issues is ready, police responded forcefully. tensions over to ru slim and the military conflict between israel and hamas in garza, or up to the perpetrators of the arson were never caught. but you off and i might have chosen to move on, showing the singer if they can't win with hate. if you need to be close to your friends and support them even in the most difficult times, crushing only then can you succeed in ms. a shuttle that we did it together, an arab and jewish business. it's not obvious. we made a choice to do it. this way very well. it has to be a hud. bash has looked, there's no guarantee that something similar won't happen again. but instead of dividing them, the experience only brought the 2 young neighbors even closer. on now, while christmas may be a distant memory for many, many christians, the holiday season is far from ove

people go there the whole shallow include him in may 2021 violence. abrupt noticed in lute but olsen, other so called make cities in israel, where jewish and arab citizens live protests, but also a parent prevented attack by arab into his maps. their fuel by longstanding issues is where the police responded forcefully. tensions over to ru slim and the military conflict between israel and hamas in gaza erupted the perpetrators of the arson whenever caught. but you, off and augment, have chosen to move on by showing that the singer, if they can't win with hate, you need to be close to your friends and support them even in the most difficult time. some questions only then can you succeed in ms. a shuttle that we did it together, an arab and jewish business. the it's not obvious if we made a choice to do it this way. luckily, let it be a hud bash as that. there's no guarantee that something similar won't happen again . but instead of dividing them, the experience only brought the 2 young neighbors even closer or to want to get back. now to that story, the latest on context on i'm joined n

a co hoopa, fifteenish, olsen, w. europe has many opportunities to become wilder again, that there's even a relatively young conservation movement with the english name re wilding by at thrift. the idea is to give momentum to certain landscapes that have the potential to become wilder. again, we're still to help the process along the social circle. as, for example, by leaving dead wood where it is in the forest, when we're allowing rivers to meander more freely again, it does when free. so he does. it's a way of withdrawing again as humans and allowing nature to follow its original impulses knocked isn't yest, in person. the idea is spreading more and more in europe picking the mia in over hostile piper. nature doesn't have to be spectacular or exotic to and the right to exist. re species are good, but having many species is better reserves and national parks are not a panacea either because people have to live somewhere in the middle ages. more than a 1000 pounds were artificially created in the li sasha region, mainly for fish farming, which is still practiced there today. but ther

ali journalist from london reports to the resignation of a peer in the house of lords, lord agnew of olsen, who served as both a cabinet and treasury minister and his role was responsible primarily for investigating cases of corruption or fraud and to take his frustration which has led to his resignation. today is linked to the governments about back loan scheme. now this was a scheme which was hugely popular in the country at the time. loans being given to small businesses of a height of the pandemic in the lockdown. to help save businesses to help save jobs, the treasury doting out 47000000000 pounds of money to desperate businesses all across the line to give them a lifeline. but as the national audit office estimates that up to potentially 5000000000 pounds of that could have been, fortunately claimed lord agnew spectacularly resigning the dispatch box earlier saying that his attempt to try to get the instances of alleged fraud investigator were met with nothing but inaction by other government officials, it is my deeply held conviction that the current state of affairs is not acceptab

while that information came before a senate committee and testimony from matthew olsen, who is the deputy attorney general, he's the leader of the national security division. and that was before the senate judiciary committee. and that came in hearings regarding the january 6th incident of last year. the events in the capital riot which many members of congress considered to be inactive terrorism. now in the testimony, we heard that members of terrorist and extremist groups who are dedicated to the white race or consider themselves to be anti government. they are the primary threat in addition to that, we heard comparison of individuals in these groups with islamic terrorism here, some of what was testified from my perspective. spinning a lot of time focused on the radicalization of international terrorists and islamic extremists and extremes of all stripes. this group shares many of the theme characteristics, people who feel like their way of life is under attack. many of those people i would, i would guess last year had carried those exact beliefs and thoughts as they march their way to

mary kate and ashley olsen saying, "bob was the most loving, compassionate and generous man." >> bob saget, how about it, lrgt, bobby, here we are now. >> reporter: saget got his start in standup comedy where he was hardly the squeaky clean dad. his jokes often raunchy. >> i'm not funny, but i am quick. >> i was surprised that he could talk dirty or sick or anything and people knew him weren't at all surprised by this. >> reporter: after that performance on saturday, which would be his last, he seemed energized, tweeting, "i had no idea i did a two-hour set tonight. i'm happily addicted again to this." humor was his life blood, as were his real and tv families. >> i love you, angel. >> reporter: jody sweeten adding, "he never missed a chance to tell each other i love you. i would always say, you're the best tv dad ever. and he was. i'll miss you, bob." the medical examiner saying it conducted an autopsy on saget today, but said it wouldn't reveal the results or the manner of death until after the investigation is completed in about 10 to 12 weeks. as with the police, the medical exam

we heard from olsen as well as other figures from the department of justice and they discussed about the fact that they argue that white supremacists, anti government extremists, and others are the primary danger to the united states in terms of terrorism. now from there we heard of further calls comparing them essentially to islamic radicals . here's what we heard from my perspective. spinning a lot of time focused on the radicalization of international terrorists and islamic extremists and extremists of all stripes. this group shares many of the same characteristics. people who feel like their way of life is under attack. many of those people i would, i would guess last year had carried those exact beliefs and thoughts as they marched their way to break into the nation's capital. now, republicans called this a which aren't and clamped down on descent that's only going to so more division in the united states. unfortunately, one year later, the majority party seems no closer to answering the central question of how the capital was left so unprepared and what must be done to ensure i

the former costars of saget including john stay most said the and the olsen twins all expressing devastationt the loss of their friend. bob saget was 65. >> thank you very much. our condolences to the saget family. all of his loved ones and those who loved him. it was a easy decision -- clearchoice. [ awada ] the health of our teeth plays a significant role in our overall health. chantell was suffering, and we had to put an end to that. the absolute best way to do that was through dental implants. [ chantell ] clearchoice dental implants changed everything. my digestive health is much better now. i feel more energetic. the person that i've always been has shown up to the party again. >> shannon: time now for night court. the department of labor enjoying and and of employment that went viral last year. you may remember this. a wheelbarrow load up with about 100,000 pennies. his former employer made the delivery after he complained complained to department of labor yet that got in his final paycheck for $915. that georgia auto repair shop or he had worked. from the owners argued that the payme

mary kate and ashley olsen released a statement saying we are deeply saddened that he is no longer with us but know that he will need to be by our side to guide us as gracefully as he always has. will gans, abc news, new york. kumasi: this video is incredible. a single engine plane crash landed on railroad tracks in los angeles on sunday. what happens next is nothing short of extraordinary. [train whistle] >> are you ok, man? kumasi: you can see the metro train obliterating the airplane, sending pieces flying everywhere and toward the witnesses taking cellphone video. officials say the plane lost power and went down in the san fernando valley. body camera video from the los angeles police officers that rushed to the scene to rescue the injured pilot as another look at what happened. >> go, go, go. kumasi: oh, my goodness. that pilot pulled out of the wreckage by the brave officers with seconds to spare before impact. he had to be taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. reggie: you have to take a breath after that one. kumasi: the tennis star now able to play in the australian

mary kate and ashley olsen writing, bob was the most loving, compassionate, and generous man.et was 65 years old. he is also an oscar winner. that was for a documentary in 1977, and bob saget was a family man in real life as well, speaking very highly of his three daughters. in an interview, calling them the light of his life. authorities released very few details into exactly what happened inside the hotel room. the medical examiner will be conducting an investigation to determine the cause of death. robin? >> victor, thank you. we're thinking of his family. coming up, we'll talk with two of bob saget's closest friends, gilbert gottfried and melissa rivers. they'll join us live. >>> we're going to turn to another top story, the horrific one about the high-rise fire in new york. at least 19 people dead. a number of children among them. abc's janai norman has been on this story for us. she's live on the scene in the bronx. janai, good morning. >> reporter: t.j., tough to say good morning in this neighborhood that has been devastated by this fire. the fire was quickly contained,

here's matt olsen, explaining.ea >> we face an elevated threat from domestic violent extremists.t is individuals in the united states who seek to commit violent criminal acts in furtherance of domestic social or political goals. domestic violent extremists are often motivated by a mix of ideology and personal grievances. we've seen a growing threat from those motivated by racial animosity as well as those who subscribe to extremist anti-government and anti-authority ideology. iti have decided to establish a domestic terrorism unit to augment our existing approach. this group of dedicated attorneys will focus on the domestic terrorism threat. >> tucker: who's the threat to the country? that guy is the threat to the country, the people working for him and propping him up. and the people spreading the core lie here which is that american citizens who distrust the government or don't like his policies are terrorists. just today on msnbc described the entire republican party as a terrorist organization. so you can see where this is going. again, we're quoting now. we have seen a growi

we heard from the olsen twins overnight who starred with him on full house. they said he was the most loving, compassionate and generous man. we are deeply saddened he is no longer with us but know he will continue to be buy our side to guide us as gracefully as he always has. between betty white a couple of weeks ago, bob saget we are mourning a era of television where everybody would watch together and families. i hope that does go on in different ways. it goes on in the streaming age in a different way. shows like full house, america's funniest home videos, tens of millions watched at the same time. >> absolutely. good to see you. thank you for bringing us that. >>> coming up for us, novak win a court battle. will he be allowed to stay? machine with intuitive tech... (car sfx: beep beep) (car sfx: watch for r traffic) ...and our most advanced safety system—ever. ♪ ♪ ♪making your way in the world today♪ ♪takes everything you've got♪ ♪ ♪taking a break from all your worries ♪ ♪sure would help a lot ♪ ♪wouldn't you like to get away? ♪ ♪ ♪ sometimes you want to

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and mary-kate and ashley olsen who grew up on "full house" wrote they were deeply saddened, knowing he'llby our side to guide us as gracefully as he always has. >> i had a good time. thank you very much. >> reporter: a man who made so many laugh, being remembered in hollywood and in homes across america. the medical examiner will ultimately determine the cause of death here. saget's family also released a statement saying they want everyone to know how much he loved his fans, performing live, and bringing people from all walks of life together with laughter. saget was married to his wife kelly, he had three daughters, savannah, just like his character on "full house." >> it is just really so shocking, joe. thank you very much. >>> all right, let's turn now to another major story we're following very closely. investigation is under way right here in new york into one of the city's worst fires in three decades. at least 19 people were killed, nearly half of them children and dozens hurt after flames and smoke tore through a high rise apartment building in the bronx. nbc national corresponde

former co-stars including john stamos and the olsen twins all expressing devastation today at the lossb saget was 65. bret? >> bret: phil keating in miami, thank you. up next the u.s. and russia try to ease tensions with a new round of talks in geneva. first, beyond our borders tonight, this is a live look at leopold australia. big story there tonight one story. novak djokovic returns to the tennis court after winning a legal bartle over vaccine exemption. the world's number one player did not have enough time to speak to his lawyers before his visas were pulled. his lawyers say hes did not need to be vaccinated he recently recovered from covid-19. the legal battle may not be over. the country's immigration minister could still cancel his visa before the australian open begins next week. we will follow it, just some of the other stories or just one beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ can you hear that thunder ♪ you better run ♪ ♪ ♪making your way in the world today♪ ♪takes everything you've got♪ ♪ ♪taking a break from all your worries ♪ ♪sure would help a lot ♪ ♪wouldn

assistant attorney general matthew olsen told a senate committee tuesday the number of fbi domestic terror investigations has more than doubled since march 2020. >> we have seen a growing threat from those who are motivated by racial animus as well as those who ascribe to extremist antigovernment and anti-authority ideologies. amy: while democrats opened the hearing with a video about the january 6 insurrection, publicans worked to center questioning around leftist protest movements. pressed by senator chuck grassley, the fbi's jill sanborn said the agency has opened over 800 cases related to the 2020 wave of black lives matter protests. protesters have been taking to the streets of fayetteville, north carolina, following the deadly shooting of jason walker, a black father, in front of his own home by an off-duty sheriff's deputy on saturday. officer jeffrey hash says he shot the 37-year-old walker after he jumped on his car. attorney ben crump, who is representing walker's family, says the killing appears to be another case of shoot first, ask later. the city council has asked the u.s. ju

and adam olsen, while staying home during the pandemic.t guy musician andy thor and realize that. that little fox walked into his colorado yard almost every day and one day and he was playing that banjo out on his deck in, he says clearly the fox took a liking to it. >> a lot of people say, oh, this is my favorite thing on social media. or these videos brighten my day or something like that. and that's really why we're doing it. just because it's fun. people seem to really appreciate it. >> music's nice people like animals. i was getting hurt. it's beautiful scene there in the valley. what's not to like? andy thorn says the fox keeps coming back for an encore. very sweet. yeah. >> you know, one year ago we brought you the story of lloyd lettis lloyd. lloyd 100 years that the time he's in mountain view, man who was defying the odds on the tennis still here, we're happy to report, mr. letta celebrated his 100st birthday this fall and he has an hung up the racket. not yet kron. 4 sports reporter kylen mills shows us how he's holding up on the

its tv daughters mary kate and ashley olsen released this statement on tech its death. bob was the most loving, compassionate and generous man. we are deeply saddened that he is no longer with us. but no that he will continue to be by our side to guide us as gracefully as he always has. betty white's cause of death has been revealed. the actress died from a stroke which she suffered. >> a week or so prior to her death, friends and family say that he was alert and coherent after the stroke and she died peacefully in her sleep on new year's eve. white would have turned 100 years old next week, a new movie about her life and legacy will hit theaters next monday. still to come, we continue our covid coverage. taking a look at how the spread of omicron. >> the massive number of sick days it's creating is affecting area businesses. >> then tragedy in new york city. what investigators believe sparked the deadly fire at an apartment building in the bronx. and what we're now learning about the victims. >> but first says fewer fewer couples decide to have kids. that's creating a

. former minneapolis police officers charged with violating george floyd civil rights reporter rob olsenminneapolis. okay you wouldn't know he's reaching out , right? kout he's not responsive right now, bro. pulse off duty firefighter genevieve hansen seen here in two tallis body cam video, repeatedly asking, they check for george floyd's pulse testified how she came across the scene of floyd being restrained while out for a walk. this is video of hanson when she testified at derek chauvin's murder trial on the stand again in this federal trial, she testified, it was just alarming. the number of people on top of one person not moving in handcuffed, she said. she wanted to get in there and asked where you prevented from treating mr floyd. she answered. yes the first witness of the day was paramedic derek smith, who said he made the decision for safety to move a couple blocks away. when defense attorneys questioned whether that delayed efforts to revive floyd, he said cpr began as soon as floyd was loaded into his ambulance. the prosecutor came back to ask if cpr should have started even e

i loved the olsen twins. i just thought it was, like, so funny.ike, obsessed with show biz, and my closest show biz connection that i had was my mom's friend was a nail technician, and on the side he was in the phoenix gay men's choir, okay? so we would go to these shows where like 50 gay men are singing their hearts out, and i would be like, "i should be up there. i should be up there singing a solo!" but i was, like, obsessed with him, because he had show biz >> seth: yeah. >> and then as a side gig, later, he started -- he was the voice of the news. so he would be the one who would go and record voice-overs being like, "tonight at 10:00... >> seth: oh, wow that's a big job >> so cool >> seth: yeah. >> to me so, i was like 7, and he was like, "if you want, you could come watch me record the news voice-overs. i was like, "yes, i want that. so, i go with him. we're in the news station, we're crossing the newsroom, and there is bob saget from "full house. he is there to promote his stand-up in phoenix. but i'm like, "he's here to take me on the sho

to move to the doses full dose is that's the only solution max that will have to be afraid to max olsen from awesome. thanks so much for joining us in london. and apologies for the technical quality of the sound connection. the self isolation period for people testing positive in england has been cut from 10 to 5 days. people will be required to show negative rapid tests on days $5.00 and $6.00 of their quarantine. now the government announced the move to help e stuffing shortages calls by serge and mccord infections. the french parliament has approved a controversial bill that'll require people to have a vaccine certificate to enter public places. at the moment, people can enter restaurant cafes and cinemas with a recent negative cave. in 1900 test, many 78 percent of the french population is fully vaccinated. the government wants to enforce the law as soon as possible and struggles to contain a 5th wave. and greece has made it mandatory for people over the age of 60 to get vaccinated. those who refuse the job could be find $115.00 a month. about 71 percent of the population has been g

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as you know, if you watch the media, we're agents of putin fox's chief propagandist tucker carlson olsen saying that the us should be siding with russiading over ukraine. what you may say members of congress are actually getting phone calls encouraging them to side with russia because they're watching right wing media and people like tucker carlson . it is striking how neatly kremlin propaganda seems to dovetail with karlsson's talking points when tucker carlson delivered this messagetuck. it's dangerous talk or seems to have some sort of larger pattern here with tyrantsto who lean to the right. but why is he so committed and why is fox news on his behalf so committed to tearing down the american embrace and support and alignment with the world's democracy? tucker is literally shameless. if he hadam anyer capacity to fl any shame, you should be embarrassed by what he just saidwh because he is basicallybe repeating rank russian propaganda. mr. max boot, ladies and gentlemen, in his final domestic television appearance before he heads to ukraine to defend that nation himself, its territori

his former co-stars, including the olsen twins and john stamos, saying they are gutted and just devastated>> john: phil, thank you from miami. i don't know how big a fan you were, sandra, of "full house" in the 1990s, it was america's program like so many others before it. >> sandra: absolutely. we sat down as a family to watch episodes and what is amazing is to see not only the support but the love that those that worked with him had for him. candace cameras bure put out a statement, i don't know what to say, i have no words but was one, bob was one of the best human beings, she said, i've ever known in my life. she knew him 35 years and you hear so many tributes to him like that. everyone who worked with him appeared to just love him. >> john: yeah, he was one of those guys, couldn't help but like him. >> sandra: he will be missed. john, the spending bill saga continues, senator manchin throws another wrench in the agenda. taping the 1.8 trillion counter off the table after failed negotiations with president biden. manchin has made clear he had not vote for the massive legislation and te

members of the "full house" star's tv family coming out to say good-bye, including mary-kate and ashley olsen, and posting a message on instagram, if you were in his life, you knew he loved you. i know how much he loved me until the very last moment, and he knew the same i'm so grateful for that bob had so much more he wanted to do and love to give kathy griffin describing as a beautiful and hilarious sendoff. in the days since his death, tributes are pouring in. candace cameron bure and posting this picture from her wedding, i love you my sweet bobby dad by, and sweeten sharing from her podcast. >> jodi, i love you so much. >> i love you too, bob very much. >> "america's funniest home videos," a look back at what they called bob being bob. >> bob saget is synonymous with afc to this day, and this show wouldn't have been the same without his unique sense of humor. >> singer john mayer and comedian jeff ross getting emotional during an instagram live after picking up saget's prius from the airport where he left it after his sudden passing. >> i have never known a human being on this earth who

2010, under president obama, the current national security division assisted attorney general matt olsen led a review of the 240 detainees still in guantanamo at that particular time. only a small portion could be prosecuted due to legal and evidentiary challenges. some were set for transfer to other countries and some were so dangerous that the task force recommended continued detention. president biden has committed to closing guantanamo by the end of his term. he is not the first president to attempt to do so but as the task force report explains, simply prosecuting or transferring a detainee is not an option in every case. assistant attorney general olson is not here to say whether he has changed his conclusions about continuing law of order of detention at guantanamo, there is no representative from the state department to say what countries are newly able to provide adequate security for transfer detainee. no one is here from the intelligence community which has assessed that nearly 32% of the guantanamo detainees are believed to have rejoined their war on the united states. the in

other stars coming out to say good-bye including mary kate and ashley olsen.ment. he knew the same. i'm grateful for that. bob had so much more love to give. kathy griffin describing the service as a beautiful and ha lairs you sendoff. in the days sin his death, tributes have been pouring in. actresses remembering their tv dad. one posting this picture from her wedding writing, i love you my sweet, sweet bobby daddy and the other sharing a clip from her podcast. >> i love you so much. >> i love you too, bob, very much. >>> during america's funniest home videos, the show he hosted for a decade, the look back at what they called bob being bob. >> bob saget is synonymous with afv to this day, and this show wouldn't have been the same without his unique sense of humor. >> singer john mayor and jeff ross getting emotional after picking up his prius from lax airport where he left it before his sudden passing. >> i'm just -- i've never known a human being on this earth could give that much love individually and completely to that many people. >> our thanks to gaudy s