olson, are you juicing the numbers? >> i am not sure what you are referring to. >> you talk in the opening statements about the number of domestic terror threats, we have also people saying they're being pressured to categorize cases as domestic terrorism threats that are not, the opening statement, most of your statement you talked about this new option, are you juicing the numbers? >> i am not aware of the references you are making to a suppliers, but i can tell you is that the intelligence community has assessed that the threat we face from domestic violent extremism is elevated, that is consistent with what we see. >> who is timothy bolt? >> i am sorry, i do not know that name. >> you do not know that name, mr. grassley does, mr. gates brought him up in my five minutes of questioning. he is a person who suppressed information that was verifiable of hunter biden in 2020. do not know this individual is? >> i'm sorry, i do not. >> what is interesting about the individuals as he is the guy who told us that they whistleb

olson. i'm pleased to welcome you to the committee and to hear your perspective. created in the yearsan after the september 11th attacks and what we used to call the united states government war on terror and the division is integral to the fight to keep the country safe from terrorist threats. we face the necessity of internal transformation because the face of terrorism has changed. the greatest threat to american safety is no longer extremism and we can no longer dismissed dismiss thethreat that is cominr people from other cultures. none of us can afford to turn a blind eye. it's far right extremism and growing exponentially. the attorney general told our colleagues in the senate just over a year ago the greatest threat facing the united states from racially or ethnically motivated violent extremists specifically those that advocated the superiority of the white race. white supremacists militia members and the far right extremist groups responsible for 66% of the domestic terror plots in

olson, are you juicing the numbers? >> i am not sure what you are referring to. >> you talk in the opening statements about the number of domestic terror threats, we have also people saying they're being pressured to categorize cases as domestic terrorism threats that are not, the opening statement, most of your statement you talked about this new option, are you juicing the numbers? >> i am not aware of the references you are making to a suppliers, but i can tell you is that the intelligence community has assessed that the threat we face from domestic violent extremism is elevated, that is consistent with what we see. >> who is timothy bolt? >> i am sorry, i do not know that name. >> you do not know that name, mr. grassley does, mr. gates brought him up in my five minutes of questioning. he is a person who suppressed information that was verifiable of hunter biden in 2020. do not know this individual is? >> i'm sorry, i do not. >> what is interesting about the individuals as he is the guy who told us that they whistleb

olson, i would like to ask you questions about -- and the doj's use of the ndos.prior to this committee's examination of the issue and subsequent passage of the ndo fairness act, had the department consider changing 20 705 b policies to prevent the over use of gag orders by doj prosecutors? >> mr. congressman, i'm not aware of prior policy or consideration around the use of nondisclosure orders. i can tell you that as a former federal prosecutor, they can be nondisclosure orders, they can be inappropriate and important part of a criminal investigation to preserve the integrity of the investigation. they are subject to constraints, time limits. if he must be issued by a judge. they typically would only be appropriate in cases where we are seeking to protect someone's life or to protect against the destruction of evidence. i'm aware there are concerns about and they are over use. i'm aware of those concerns. because they do impose constraints on third parties. i do think there are constraints that apply to their use. >> on may 27th, 2022, the general lisa monaco rel

so this memo that "the new york times" made public is from a lawyer named william olson. we haven't heard a lot about him in the past. he was among the fringe right-wing attorneys who were giving trump advice and he discloses that he and donald trump spoke on christmas day and then in this memo tells donald trump that the lawyers trump had around him in the administration, in the justice department, in the white house counsel's office, those people were not serving his interests well enough. some of the recommendations olson made at that time, this was december 28, 2020, were -- he says this is what must be done. you should replace the white house counsel. he then tells trump that he should order the justice department to file a lawsuit that would challenge the election result, what voters had decided for the presidency. and then he says if trump can't get that through, he should fire the doj leadership, get other people in place to help him. and then he tells trump when we are also working on what else you can do, we can look into other powers of the presidency, and he w

and that is when olson writes the media will call this martial law, but that is fake news. so he is saying that to donald trump. after that, what we know from the record already is that trump did want to do some of these things including potentially firing his attorney general and putting in place someone sympathetic to these very ideas william olson was writing about in late december. katelyn polantz, cnn, washington. >>> in just a few hours families of the uvalde shooting victims will get the preliminary findings of the texas house committee investigation and also the surveillance video which was leaked to the austin american states man newspaper earlier this week. the video lasts more than 70 minutes and shows police officers standing around in the corridor while students were still trapped inside the classroom with the gunman. a source told cnn the report is expected to focus on the facts of the attack including a time line of events, law enforcement manifests and details about the gunman. it is also expected to clarify conflicting accounts of what happened. the report

according to the times, olson was quote, promoting several extreme ideas. which he later noted, quote, could be regarded as tantamount to declaring martial law, and another aspect quote, could even be, have comparisons with watergate. olson's ideas, also included tampering with the justice department, and firing the acting attorney general, jeffrey rosen. the select committee is reportedly aware of all since conduct with trump. we also now have a name for the guy who handled the list of fake trump elector certificates for michigan and wisconsin, to several republicans on capitol hill. as part of that effort to overturn the election results. -- that is according to the report in politico. a lot to talk about, joining me now to discuss it all justice reporter for nbc news digital, ryan riley. former u.s. attorney and professor at the university of alabama school of law. joyce is also at an amazon bc contributor and columnist. thank you for joining me. joyce that site here. the president said in an interview last, week it's already made up his mind, it's reall

en cambio tras la declaración de olson, abogados, fiscales y curados, se colocaron auriculares para vers de una banda de música. después sintió calor en la parte posterior de la cabeza y se dio cuenta que estaba en peligro, entonces buscó protegerse en un rincón de la sala y espero que todo termine. >>> al final del juicio si el jurado decidiera por la pena de muerte, la jueza podría revertirlo dado que el jurado no es el órgano que toma decisiones. >>> la recomendación que le ha circulado está basado en las pruebas, está basado en la ley pero al final de día la jueza es la que pone la sanción >>> hablemos ahora de la ciudad en pantalla, highland park está ofreciendo ayuda psicológica, legal y hasta financiera para quienes fueron afectados por la masacre ocurrida durante el desfile del 4 de julio, el consulado de méxico ofrece ayuda económica para los familiares de las víctimas que necesiten regresar a su país, también dispone de abogados de migración para apoyar a migrantes hispanos víctimas de lo ocurrido que podría obtener también una visa humanitaria. >>> vamos habla del cambio clim

so william olson is the lawyer here. he's writing a memo. "the new york times" has posted it publicly. in it he says he and trump spoke on christmas day, they had a discussion. he's following up and says, you know, i want to walk through what my suggestions are again to tell you that i know you too, donald trump, will be following up on as well. he says that the lawyers around trump are not serving him well as president. and that as president, trump should really take control and give some orders to make sure that he can win the election. that includes olson is insulting the justice department at one point. he says white house counsel's office were being shameful and dismissive toward him as president. and then he says to trump, here what is must be done. you should replace the white house counsel. he tells trump he should order the justice department to file a lawsuit challenging the election result. or, if that won't be done by the justice department, trump should get rid of that leadership over there. and then he describes potentially wor

this new lawyer olson who we're learning about, rudy giuliani, who's he shutting out who's trying to tamp down these wild abuses, more level headed institutional lawyers like pat cipollone like eric her issueman, jeffrey rosen. the rule for donald trump was you tell me what i want to hear, you indulge my fantasy, i'll let you in. you bring reality in, you're shut out. >> so charles, the january 6th committee laid out how trump really wanted to go to the capitol on january 6th. that eventually led to him blowing up at his secret service. there was even, of course, testimony that he lunged at an agent. what's your reaction to that account and just the posture that the president had and the position he put his secret service detail in on that day? >> well, again, i don't think it's uncommon in the sense that the secret service may want to go in a direction based on protective intelligence other than what the president wants to do. this would not be the first example of that. we saw it with president bush 43 on 9/11 when he wanted to return to the white house later in the day, and the se

olson said the justice department and the white house counsel's office could potentially be replaced, and then he told trump what he could do in addition to replacing those people, he needed to order them to file a lawsuit that could challenge the election, what the voters wanted and what the voters decided in 2020. and then there would be other options that they could work onto try and use the powers of the presidency, and that's where olson drops this line. he says on what you can do the media will call this martial law, but that is fake news. and ultimately trump did follow up on some of these things and look into potentially replacing at least the attorney general of the united states with someone who would do his bidding. back to you. >> our thanks to kaitlyn collins and there were chilling moments with the latest round of testimony from the january 6th committee including the former spokesman for the oath keepers. >> i do fear for this next election cycle because who knows what that might bring. if a president that's willing to try to instill and -- and encourage to whip up a ci

. ♪ >> earlier today assistant attorney general matt olson talked about threats to our nation's securityhouse judiciary committee hosted. watch tonight at i 9:30 eastern on c-span2. you can also see this on our free mobile video app, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >>> now, senator ted cruz and congressman byron donalds discuss school choice and education. they spoke to the america first policy institute which was founded by former senior officials from the trump administration. kellyanne conway, who currently chairs the afpi's center for the american child, moderates the 50-minute conversation. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning.

olson, advocated, that was to declare martial law.out that on december 17th. >> he could order the -- within the swing states, if he wanted to, he could take military capabilities and he could place them in those states and basically re-run an election in each of those states. i mean, it's not unprecedented. i mean, these people out there talking about martial law, it's like it's something that we've never done. martial law has been instituted 64 times, greg, so i'm not calling for that. we have a constitutional process. we clearly have a constitutional process. nick, you highlighted some of that in your previous segment. that has to be followed. >> as he talks, jake, i am reminded that mike flynn is the only person former president obama and former governor chris christie told president trump to steer clear from. here's mike flynn saying, martial law, we do it all the time. >> a few things jumped out. number one, he says it's unprecedented to ask a number of states to re-run their elections in a national presidential election. i'm no

should really take control and give some orders to make sure he can win the election, that includes olsons insulting the justice department at one point, he said white house counsel's office were being dismissive to him. you should replace the white house counsel, he tells trump that he order the department of justice should challenge the results. describe potentially working on other things that the presidency could do using its powers and that's when he writes the media will call this martial law but that's fake news. saying that to donald trump. after that, what we know from the record already that trump did want to do some of these things including potentially firing his attorney general and putting hsomeone in place very sympathetic to these ideas. >>> the family of missing american college student is pleading for help finding their loved one. 20-year-old jimmy jay lee was last seen leaving an apartment complex on july 8th. >> reporter: the search continues for missing college student and we're hearing passionate pleas from his family, with any information to come forward. jimmy lee,

this lawyer, william olson, he and trump spoke on christmas day and then olson memorialized what happenedid the lawyers around donald trump, the justice department, white house counsel's office were not serving him and something needed to be done, he needed to replace the people. and he said the media will call this martial law but that is fake news. >> we know the president did try to put in a new attorney general and it didn't work out that way. >>> let's bring in mark, a staff writer at the atlantic, with a brand new book out there called "thank you for your servitude". it is a must read. i'm just starting it, i haven't gotten through the whole thing yet but it's one you can't put down. first i want to get your reaction to president trump lashing out at secret service agents on the day of january 6th. maybe some of the most explosive information that the committee has unveiled up until this point. and it's interesting, despite their attempts to try and undermine the credibility of cassidy hutchinson, no one denies he was mad at the agents and wanted to go to the capitol. is there a way

. >> this morning, assistant attorney general for matt olson set testified about threats, for the house judiciary committee. watch live at 10 am eastern on c-span 3. c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> pro-choice and pro life advocates and care providers testified before the house reform and oversight committee about the impact of the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. witnesses responded to questions about abortion access for women, in states that have banned the procedure, and the point at which life begins. >> the committee will come to order, without objection the committee and chair is authorized to declare a recess of the committee at any time. . i know recognize myself for an opening statement. we are holding today's hearing at a moment when women across america are feeling sorrow, anger, and disbelief. 19 days ago, a right-wing majority on the supreme court fulfilled the republican party's decades long goal of overturning roe v. wade. and, stripped away the constitutional right relied on by generations of american women. . the goal of

but eric olson with napa county sheriff's department warns lakes. >> can also be dangerous if you're not prepared to concede. the believes out here, those are actually has are that the trend mark, some is starting to come close to h- surfacing just a warm voters starting with this due to the drought, the water level is extremely low. getting close to 40 feet below. >> i'm the high water mark while on the way he says it is vital to look around constantly always want to look around your boat just to be aware your surroundings to know what you know might be in the water, whether it be a. >> navigational hazards swimmer in the water. >> and if do your bones. >> with your stereo going or what not in the engine you know, if you're off the back of the boat or hanging anywhere in or around that, you know, you can just slip right into the water and often undetected. another reason why we want you to wear life jackets on a vessel which brings up life jackets in the last 30 days. 3 people have drowned. >> at lake berryessa. we found this group doing the right thing. each person had a life jacke

thank you very much. olson o. like to thank you mister putin, iranian andy media organizations. in the beginning, i would like to thank president braimer i you see on the iranian people for the great hospitality and reception. thank you very much. we have had negotiations and we negotiated many issues in our summit in the tri lateral conference in summit in to her own. we also emphasized on the fact that the syrian issue has to be and did by fond in solutions just the solutions. we also discussed that the output of the previous as dana negotiations and create the right circumstances in order to achieve the output of the meetings of a sit dana, what will show this cost counter terrorism. we discussed this together which does not distinguish between a terrorist organization and also there is no difference between dash or p k, k or p a y d o y p g, that old terrorist organizations. we do not allow any organization to to do get rid of another organization, this terrorist organization form danger on the turkish ship territory and people. and we would eradicate all organizations terra

yemen usually runs until august, more so to come here now to 0, including brazil's president jeff olson, our own launches his re election, but the faces an uphill toss. plus i'm on for sure. and keep with fighting with the russians, they have the culture is in full swing. oh hello they for north america, it's all about the relentless heat just continuing across many states at least a doesn't have got heat advisories are particularly across central and north east in areas we've got heat emergencies extending all way from boston to philadelphia and washington dc. but there is going to be some relief coming in here, thanks to a weather system. however, the heat continues to build down in the south and in the north west, the likes of seattle, for example, the temperatures pick up. if we have a look at the 3 day, well above average, 10 degrees, at least by tuesday, hot and dry, continuing on wednesday. now there's some really further south of us. we've got the monsoon rains affecting the 4 corners state so we could see some flash flooding from that rain and some severe storms rolling across

. >> this morning, assistant attorney general for matt olson set testified about threats, for the house judiciary committee. watch live at 10 am eastern on c-span 3. c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> pro-choice and pro life advocates and care providers

a co hoopa c, a foolish olson defendants, europe has many opportunities to become wilder again, that there's even a relatively young conservation movement with the english name re wilding. 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 tracking the so to saddle that 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 it? yes, in person, the idea is spreading more and more in europe, monia, in our hope, hostile pride. nature doesn't have to be spectacular or exotic to and the right to exist. rare 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. b

but eric olson with napa county sheriff's department warns lakes can also be dangerous if you're notncede the several. >> billy's out here, those are actually has that we try. and mark some of the areas some of the land is starting to come close to surfacing just a warm voters starting with this due to the drought, the water level is extremely low. getting close to 40 feet below. i'm the high water mark while on the lake. he says it is vital to look around constantly always want to look around your boat just to be aware your surroundings to know what you know might be in the water, whether it be a navigational hazard or swimmer in the water. and if do your bones with your stereo going or what not in the engine >> you know, if you're off the back of the boat or hanging anywhere in or around that, you know, you can just slip right into the water and often undetected. another reason why we want you to wear life jackets on the vessel. >> which brings up life jackets in the last 30 days. 3 people have drowned at lake berryessa. we found this group doing the right thing. each person had a

all like -- was almost besides the point for olson anyway. but not for tony's parents.n this coming. it just is impossible. >> their daughter had been even been a suspect, not even a person of interest. now, she confessed herself into a murder that could send her to death row. >> my immediate thought was that she's been coursed into saying this. >> somebody's meter? >> yes. >> what person popped into? >> police that. >> cody's father, the man who delivered cody to the meeting. they had requested to appear on our program, but he insisted, tony told him what happened. and it was her idea to come forward and to meet with tony's attorney. he just drove are there because tony's parents were out of town. >> do you think, sometimes, that she thought i can do this with my parent? i have to wait until they're gone before i can actually go and confess to this terrible thing? >> i don't know, possibly so. but, we've always been very, very open. >> or, possibly a misguided attempt to save quality? but, she'd only succeeded in incriminating herself. >> she doesn't believe that she's

and especially when the wind kicks up that sergeant eric olson with the napa county sheriff's departmenta close-up look at oak shores day use area from the water here. >> at lake berryessa, a peaceful area to cool off in the summer heat. but tragically 7 people drowned here at oak shores since 2020. the life jackets are obviously a big >> we and talk about that enough. you know, as far as meeting, you know, people to be educated on wearing life jackets when they're out here. >> take a look at this snapshot on the shore. sergeant olsen explains there are life jackets to borrow for free and sure enough on this day we found this group out enjoying themselves and one had one of those life jackets with them, courage people to wear that. they have signs out here that asking people wear life jackets. i'm just so that, you know, i right in a few weeks ago on napa county high school student and star athlete drowned at the lake. >> on a typical weekend, the surgeon says hundreds come out here and he can understand why it is a beautiful escape. you just need to take precautions, though. it's a grea

and especially when the wind kicks up that sergeant eric olson with the napa county sheriff's department, he showed kron for a close-up look at oak shores day use area from the water here. >> at lake berryessa, a peaceful area to cool off in the summer heat. but tragically it 7 people drowned here at oak shores since 2020. the life jackets are obviously a big you and talk about that enough. you know, as far as meeting, you know, people to be educated on. >> wearing life jackets when they're out here. >> take a look at this snapshot on the shore. sergeant olsen explains there are life jackets to borrow for free and sure enough on this day we found this group out enjoying themselves and one had one of those life jackets with them, courage people to wear that. they have signs out here that asking people to wear life jackets. i'm just so that, you know, i right in a few weeks ago on napa county high school student and star athlete drowned at the lake. >> on a typical weekend, the surgeon says hundreds come out here and he can understand why it is a beautiful escape. you just need to take pre

new york times is reporting that in december 2020 this conservative attorney, a guy named william olsong the former president encouraging him to overturn the election and also pushing, according to times, the former president took steps that he himself said would be viewed as martial law. can you believe this stuff? >> i just don't know where donald trump finds these lawyers who have such outrageously incorrect and illegal views, who acknowledged that it is martialized, yet, i'm going to encourage it and that flies in the face of the white house counsel, the attorney general, his own campaign lawyers, his own white house lawyers. i mean, everyone understood that after december 14th there was no more legal challenge. so, everything that occurred after december 14th was outside of any proper legal proceedings, and it was almost like, let's just find anybody we can who can come up with a more cockamamie theory to overturn the election, which is ultimately what his goal was. >> what's the big issue for you? >> a huge issue for me is a threat that donald trump is still posing to our democrac

lisa olson lisa is the author of this book. she got under the story of at the time. i was there lisa was a top investigative reporter at the chronicle. this was one of many stories that she broke i think in a way it was the most impactful if there was one even more. i need to know about that one because this one was quite impactful. and her work because i was a columnist she gave me a lot of opportunities to express the outrage at what she was uncovering something. she's not allowed. she's supposed to remain calm and cool and objective. i i was not hampered by that and i really appreciate all those opportunities. gave me kathy mcbroom is the heroine of the book. she is the the whistleblower. this is a true crime story, but we already we already know who done it. what this is a story about is the amazing effort that it required. to not only uncover what he did but to fight the higher-ups and the judicial system to keep from from suppressing it from covering it up to let him get off with a slap in the wrist and you'll hear more about that. and then at the end kathy was

henry olson says "it is usually a bad idea to bet against the house and clark county democrats are in eye and the g.o.p. stands right to count its winnings and break the democrats bank." b went double down on the gambling. the president of district media group and heritage foundation, beverly hallberg. beverly, break down by the author are so correct. >> well, he is correct because he's looking at the polling data and what the polling is showing that minority communities, especially latino community has cared about the american to empirical people think that the american dreams is harder to achieve, you will see their abode follow suit. so, i think in november when we have midterms, we are likely to see the elite go to democrats and practical working class will go more towards republicans because at the end of the day, the economy does matter. cost does matter and people care about the american dream. >> carley: not just the economy, beverly but social issues and the border policy. we so what happen and myra florez district where she flipped the democrat district historically and she

howard hunt, bud krogh, chuck olson, and david young. but the two most dangerous were g.don lidly, and e. howard hand. g. gordon liddy, special agent with the fbi. han has been with the cia. >> in order to protect the lives we would be justified in a homicide. >> g. gordon liddy used the symbol of the "ss" when he signed memos. so he is no friend of democracy. the plumbers had two objectives. one was to prevent leaks. the second was to discredit his enemies, one being daniel ellsberg. >> the plumbers unit cooks up the idea of breaking into ellsberg's psychiatrist's office. >> the order from erlichman was to find psychiatric notes and do this discreetly. this was an unchecked white house investigative unit. nixon knew full well that his people were going to engage in a crime against an american citizen. but he's not told details of what's going to happen so nixon had deniability. hunt and liddy's team break in. they look around. and they don't find any psychiatric notes. so they decide to make it look like a drug addict has broken into a psychiatrist's office looking for p

on thursday, assistant attorney general for national security matt olson testifies about threats beforehe house judiciary committee. watch live at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span three, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. >> at least six presidents recorded conversations while in office. here many of those conversations during season two of c-span podcast presidential recordings. the nixon tapes. part private conversations come up our deliberations and 100% unfiltered. >> let me say the main thing is that it will pass. by heart goes out to those people who, with the best of intentions, were overzealous but as i'm sure you know, i will tell you if i could have spent a little more time being a politician last year and last time -- less time being president. >> find presidential recording season two on the c-span now mobile app or wherever you get podcasts. >> live sunday, august 7 on in-depth, columnist larry elder will be our guest to talk about political correctness, racial politics in the united states. he is the author of several books including 10 things you can

olson, he sent it to president trump, detailing outlandish strategies to hold on to power.attorney general and the supreme court to reject state electors. wilson's memo reportedly also advocated for delay declaring with the media would call martial law. nbc news has not obtained the memo, and has not independently verified the reporting. it is just another example, though, of for president trump in contact with far right friend makers who wanted to turn america into an authoritarian society. these right wing extremists aren't just attacking our government, they are targeting school and community librarians. and yes, let me say that again, librarians. harassing them online, telling them groomers, pedophiles and acumen -- accusing them of promoting awoke agenda. librarians across the country are being fired or quitting their jobs. joining me now, carolyn foot, she is a former local like variant and the founder of freedom fighters. that is f r a d o m. free dame fighters. -- the author of the -- lucid, on. substack, y'all. ruth, i want to start with you because you tweeted tha

ted olson leading a group that said there was absolutely -- we're way past arguing about the facts. for me is an awful lot of people the facts don't matter. if you tell 20, 30% of the american population president trump tried to lead a coup against the peaceful transition of power. they say gosh, it doesn't really worry me that much. polling shows that donald trump is still the preferred candidate by far to run for president of republican voters. >> how do you tie the need to protect our democracy to the need to defeat republicans in the upcoming midterms? >> well, you know, i'm careful about saying that because there are plenty of decent republicans out there, and particularly in districts like mine that are very purple in nature. you know, i think it's a mistake to say that this is a problem with all republicans. it is also true and undeniable that today the republican party has become a cult of personality that isn't interested in facts. they're interested in promoting the power of one man. but i think there's a subtle nuance there, and i see it in my own district, nicolle, becau

the new york times" has revealed details about how a little known right-wing attorney named william olson urged trump to effectively declare martial law in december of 2020 as part of a sweeping attempt to overturn the election. the house january 6 committee will hold its final scheduled public hearing on thursday. the hearing will focus on donald trump's 187 minutes of inaction on january 6 when his supporters stormed the capitol after he gave a speech near the white house. democracy now! will stream the hearing live at 8:00 p.m. eastern at democracynow.org. in reled news, jury selection is expected to begin today in the trial of former trump advisor steve bannon for criminal contempt of congress. nearly 400. that is the number of law enforcement officials who rushed to robb elementary school and uvalde, texas, may 20 fourth after they got word of a mass shooting. a new report from the state -- texas state legislator cites egregiously poor decisions made by the officers more than an hour to engage the gunman who killed 19 fourth graders and their two teachers. investigators determined "l

and olson was pushing, according to "the times" the president take steps that he himself would be vieweduff? >> i just don't know where donald trump finds these lawyers who have such outrageously incorrect and illegal views, who acknowledge that it's martial law yet i'm going to encourage it. and you know, that flies in the face of the white house counsel, the attorney general, his own campaign lawyers, his own white house lawyers. i mean, everyone understood that after december 14th, there was no more legal challenge. so, everything that occurred after december 14th was outside of any proper legal proceedings. and it was almost like, let's just find anybody we can who can come up with a more cockamamy theory to overturn the election, which is ultimately what his goal was. >> you're running for the 10th district. what's the big issue for you? >> well, a huge issue is the threat that donald trump is still posing to our democracy. he is -- with his acolytes in the republican party changing laws around the country to correct for what he perceives to be the problems with their effort to stea

and especially when the wind kicks up that sergeant eric olson with the napa county sheriff's department, he showed kron for a close-up look at oak shores day use area from the water here. >> at lake berryessa, a peaceful area to cool off in the summer heat. but tragically 7 people drowned here at oak shores since 2020, the life jackets are obviously a big and talk about that enough. you know, as far as meeting, you know, people to be educated on. >> wearing life jackets when they're out here. take a look at this snapshot on the shore. sergeant olsen explains there are life jackets to borrow. >> for free and sure enough on this day we found this group out enjoying themselves and one had one of those life jackets with them, courage people to wear that. they have signs out here that asking people wear life jackets. i'm just so that, you know, i right in a few weeks ago on napa county high school student and star athlete drowned at the lake. >> on a typical weekend, the surgeon says hundreds come out here and he can understand why it is a beautiful escape. you just need to take precautions,

and especially when the wind kicks up that sergeant eric olson with the napa county sheriff's department, he showed kron for a close-up look at oak shores day use area from the water here. >> at lake berryessa, a peaceful area to cool off in the summer heat. but tragically 7 people drowned here at oak shores since 2020 life jackets are obviously a big >> we and talk about that enough. you know, as far as meeting, you know, people to be educated on wearing life jackets when they're out here. >> take a look at this snapshot on the shore. sergeant olsen explains there are life jackets to borrow for free and sure enough on this day we found this group out enjoying themselves and one had one of those life jackets with them, courage people to wear that. they have signs out here that asking people wear life jackets. i'm just so that, you know, i right in a few weeks ago on napa county high school student and star athlete drowned at the lake. >> on a typical weekend, the surgeon says hundreds come out here and he can understand why it is a beautiful escape. you just need to take precautions, tho

sergeant olson also adds this. >> with the division of boating and waterways, a strongly urges you tor website, actually get a boater safety court card and that this anybody 45 and under is actually required to have their voter safety card to operate a vessel in waters. so taking one of those courses, many of them actually free on the web site allows you get a better understanding operation that happened waterway at lake berryessa trees as stasio kron. 4 news. >> open firefighters say a collision between a train and a railroad car injured. 2 people. it happened near 58th avenue in east oakland stopping traffic in both directions see opened fire department hazmat team also monitor the situation after reports that 1200 gallon diesel tank ruptured officials say there's no threat to the public at this time. and cal osha is investigating. >> a bit of a scare in san francisco this morning. a pickup truck and a muni bus collided. you're looking at video from the citizen app. happened at the intersection of hate and coal. just a few blocks from golden gate park. emergency medics treated both

this grounder taking a wicked hop here, gets by a helpless matt olson, allowed two runs to score.the right. phillies win it 6-wi4 and brave now two games behind the mets. >>> and sometimes it is better when you just don't have to think. you just trust your instincts. definitely the case for the pirates gamel with that catch. pirates would still lose 3-2, but what a play there. and lastly for you this morning, josh allen is so happy to be at training camp that he just -- he is signing everything. he started signing autographs on his teammates' necks. jordan poyer, he was like dude, what are you doing? and you've got dawson knox who doesn't seem to mind. i think that he was happy to show off his signature to just about everybody. but i guess the point is training camp gone wild. >> can't wait to get them back to work. loves his job. carolyn manno, thank you. and thanks for joining us. "new day" starts right now. ♪ >>> the first known trump white house insiders testify before a federal grand jury. and new reports of china planning, perhaps, imminent moves on taiwan. good morning, i'm

. >> thank you to lieutenant olson he is an absolute rock star. >> i love how in sink they are as theyiterally together. all of our military, but the marines always in unison together. >> we have the best looking uniforms. we like to show it off. >> there are people from other units watching now. >> they might say they are better, but our blues get it done. >> you can watch that for free every week. >> every friday night. if you cannot make it out friday night go to the marine corps iwo jima monument in arlington every wednesday night at sunset. they also do a silent drill team exhibition there. >> that is beautiful. >> celebrate america every day. check that out. later on tonight we will head back to our nations capitol for the fireworks show in washington, d.c. stick around. >>> still ahead, joe we will return to his old marine unit to recognize the unsung heroes of combat and celebrate the true meaning of service this fourth of july, coming up right after this. [ singing ] ♪ music playing ♪ ♪ music playing ♪ [ singing ] >>> we are celebrating independence but for that you need servi

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i'm ted olson the third generation of my family to live in our house [inaudible] fourth and fifth generation around the corner in the survey area. all 4 of my grand parents liveod this one block [inaudible] after the 1906 catastrophe and we [inaudible] city land morning 267. [inaudible]. i'm an original member of the [inaudible] of the market/octavia project and former chair of the trans bay joint powerhouse authority cac. i want to grant peter lewis for almost 20 years of effort in crediting ndna and increase adoption of the survey documenting our cultural heritage documents this in the neighborhood. i'm interested 5 the 18 properties noted historical are on sharon street. i'm grateful it includes to be original and historic contributions of our native american people and i look forward to the suri have's valuable contribution to the city wide survey. i also wish to commends staff member melanie for her helpful efforts supporting the successful conclusion. thank you. i'm available for questions >> last call for public comment. >> upon seeing no requestings. commissioners public comment is c