honoring the memory of the victims, the serbian prime minister anabarnabic, in an interview on national televisiondid not hide her indignation, according to her, earlier government officials of any level visited croatia as individuals without special notice. so what happened is a diplomatic precedent. not a scandal. this is the main scandal of modern history. this is disrespectful to the serbian victims, as well as those killed jews and gypsies were destroyed by the ustaše regime in the esenov concentration camps with thousands of serbs. this is the same as if the president of israel was forbidden to visit auschwitz, this anti-european and anti- civilization decision is a gross violation. freedom of movement minister of internal affairs alexander bulin put it even more sharply . tribute to the memory of hundreds of thousands of murdered serbs, jews and gypsies the president of the republic of serbia is not allowed to visit the largest serbian cemetery. toughen up. today the members of the european union do not like it when they are reminded of how many children they have killed in retaliation, bel

. >>> this morning happening tonight the warriors fan known as the dance cam mom will be on national television . this is robin . a lot of people up to see her dancing at the warriors games. she has made dozens of appearances. tonight she will be on national television. robin is competing on "dancing with myself" . >> i think people have seen my videos and that it would be fun. i probably was the oldest contestant in the history of the show. i had to make quite a few videos to try out for the show, which i did. i tried my very best. i did not think i would make it on the show, but i did. >> i love her. we want to see how robin does. make sure that you tune in tonight to nbc bay area at 10:00 . >> she is good. and her facial expressions are the best. >> pure joy. . >> pure joy. >>> it has been a busy 24 hours for fire crews. two house fires sparked overnight, possibly by illegal fireworks. the damage left behind. >>> and a tragic mass shooting >>> and a tragic mass shooting in highland park every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching yo

. >> mark: not on national television? ision. >> mark: i worked in pasadena, not area 51. [ laughter ] i will say this, i think what you and i -- you believe aliens exist, so do i. by the way, most of the scientific community does. >> yeah. >> mark: it would be really crazy with the amount of stars and planets out there -- >> yes. >> mark: there's more stars than there are grains of sand on the entire ocean floors. to think we're the only life is kind of bonkers. >> i'm right there with you. >> mark: you're with me? >> i'm with you, yeah. >> mark: do you feel like you see stuff in the sky? >> i have seen stuff. >> mark: that was part of the show, right? >> yes, that was part of the show. i've also had really incredible experiences after, like, meditating in the desert. you see stuff appear and it's like -- it blows your mind. it kind of shatters your reality for a second. then you're like, wow, this universe is so big. you feel, like, so little. but also, like, we have so much meaning. >> mark: like connected. >> yeah. >> m

he's watching himself get killed at every hearing on national television and wants to throw something against the wall and so this is the equivalent of rolling a hand grenade into that hearing room, but i think it blows up on trump and bannon. i mean, and for sure we know that bannon is not going to be put on live television, they're going to depose him first. so it's really -- you know, when i heard it i thought of the mcenroe phrase you cannot be serious. why are they sending steve bannon in? >> does this do anything for his legal case? he faces this trial on criminal contempt in a week. does that mean this goes away? >> it could mean they could have some compromise. it's two separate issues. the contempt charges, two of them, two counts, those are still going to stand. he faces $100 up to days in prison up to a year, frankly, and whether or not he testified is not going to affect that, but he could reach some sort of agreement with the doj that if he testifies then he will have these charges dropped against him, but they have serious evidence against him for these charges because h

tomorrow, she will be dancing on national television. she is competing on a new show "dancing with myself." told us all about how she got on that show. >> they seen one of my videos. i was the oldest contestant in the show. hi to make videos to try out for the show which i did. and, they had me memorize some dances. i tried my very best and i did not think i would make it on the show but i did. >> don't do their dances, do you. tune in tomorrow it goes down here on nbc bay area at 10:00 p.m. >> oh. >> you know, if you are having a bad day pull up that video. >> that is right. good energy. >> just makes you happy. she is doing it and digging it and the outfit and the whole thing. >> yes. sparing everyone from dancing right now. [ laughter ] >> yes. >> so, on other note here we are tracking the fire that we talked about earlier in the show with breaking news, this is happening southeast of jackson. let's get you into that forecast tonight. and, we will show you what we can expect on the conditions of this fire and, again, here it is right t

backyard and i within a half hour was supposed to be ready to be at the white house to fear on national television with my husband. well, guess what? i had nothing to wear. there's an and we went through my closet and i threw on a dress that i thought was probably suitable for television because it was a solid color and i knew that was better. at least i knew that much. but the dress happened to be green not very suitable tv color, but i did make it to the white house in time to sleep quietly into my chair next to pat. actually, it was half a chair with that because it seems so much forgot that i was coming. assign ed this so everybody had to slide over a little bit. i remember julian and and trisha and their husbands were there and in my excitement, you know, i hardly noticed. i was just so excited to be there. then after weeks of endless investigations and hearings before the senate and house committees. jerry was finally confirmed as vice president. this is ford. i'm sure there'll be some questions from the audience if you'd be happy to answer any i can i'll try we would like to begin. this is

in an interview on national television, she did not hide her indignation, according to her, earlier governmentf any level visited croatia as private individuals without special notifications. so what happened is a diplomatic precedent and a scandal about it. this is the main scandal of modern history. this disrespect for the serb victims, as well as for the jews and gypsies killed by the ustasha regime, killed thousands of serbs in the esenov concentration camp. it's the same as if they banned the president israel to visit auschwitz is an anti-european and anti- civilian decision, a gross violation. freedom of movement minister of the interior, alexander vulin. aleksand put it even more sharply. the grandson of the victims was not allowed to repent. tribute to the memory of hundreds of thousands of murdered serbs, jews and gypsies the president of the republic of serbia is not allowed to visit the largest serbian cemetery. toughen up. today, the members of the european union do not like to be reminded how many children they have killed as a prohibition measure, belgrade introduces special cont

late last year, two of the older turpin sisters shared their stories for the first time on national television reporter: jordan turpin is a strong young woman now. today she's 21 and spent time in foster care. she was 17 years old in this video. she was the child who escaped the house through a window and called 911. >> they throw us across the room. they pull our hair. they yank our hair. i have two -- my two little sisters right now are chained up. >> okay, how old are you? >> i'm 17. >> reporter: it was her bravery that saved them all. some of the children had chain marks on their arms. they found at least one child chained to a bed. >> all right, let's go ahead and detain the parents. >> reporter: jennifer turpin, the oldest of the children, who never had to live with a foster family, talked about the physical abuse she overcame at home with her parents. >> every day, did you wake up in terror? >> yes. because i -- i was afraid to do one little thing wrong. if i did one little thing wrong, i was going to be beaten and not just beat. beat till i bled. >> are you okay? do you want to take a

backyard, and i, within a half hour, was supposed to be ready to be at the white house to appear on national television with my husband. but, guess what? i had nothing to wear. [laughs] with susan's help, i went upstairs, and we went through my closet. i threw on a dress that i thought was probably suitable for television because it was a solid color, and i knew that was better. at least i knew that much. but, the dress happened to be green and not a very suitable tv color, but i did make it to the white house and time to slip quietly into my chair next to pat. actually, it was half a chair with patrick because it seems someone forgot that i was coming. [laughs] they said, everyone had to slide over a little bit. i remember julie and trisha, and their husbands were there. in my excitement, you know, i hardly noticed. i was just so excited to be there. then, after weeks of endless investigations and hearings before the senate and house committees, jerry was finally confirmed as a vice president. >> mrs. ford, i am sure there will be some questions for the audience. >> i will be happy to answer any i can

i don'ty want to talk about sex on national television but just a few weeks ago before school got out, a male teacher came forward, he was a coach and had to stand there in the locker room as a child that identifies as a male that has a female body came in within her middle school locker room and undressed while 40 middle school boys had to stand there. how are these children supposed to focus on learning and teachers supposed to focus l on the things they are supposed to focus on when they are experiencing these type of issue is because of policies created locally byav the state and now even the federal government is getting involved so trust me i don't want too talk about sex ad i have no interest. they need to get it out of the schools and now. >> this is monique on twitter asking about the forum that you recently held about personal takeaways from the summit and asking if you had any surprises from what you learned from your members. >> our members are so amazing. the 500 mom's that came to tampa to learn and understand, we had no surprises. one of the great things, media was all

to go on national television now. to fulfill his oath. and defend the constitution. >> and demand an end to this siege. >> there was a desperate scramble for everyone to get president trump to do anything. >> all this occurred and the president still. did not act. i yelled to my friend from virginia. >> thank you, mister kinzinger. president trump finally relented to the pleas from his staff. his family and from capitol hill for him to do. something more at 4, 1787 minutes. more than 3 hours after he stopped speaking at the ellipse. after he stopped speaking to a mob that he had sent armed to the capitol. that's when he tweeted a video telling the rioters to go home while also telling him them that they were special and that he left them. by that time, although the violence was far from over, law enforcement had started to turn the tide. reinforcements were on the way and elected officials were in secure locations. the writing was already on the wall. the rioters would not succeed. here's what was showing on fox news. the channel the pres

i've never taken anything, and i don't get to go on national television. that doesn't seem fair. so, they asked me if i would go on the program, and i said, yes. i will go on, if i can take his other child on. [applause] i'm not through. i've got more. i had a letter from a girl about your age, i think. i made this statement that i thought probably, most young kids had tried pot at one time or another. she misunderstood. anyway, there was a misunderstanding. she thought that i said all young people. and she wrote me, indignantly, and said, mrs. reagan, i want you to know that i have never tried drugs. i've never been on drugs. my friends have never been on drugs. we have no intention of going on drugs, and it's dumb. and, i wish he wouldn't say that anymore. i was very happy to get her letter. i thought that was wonderful, and i wrote her, and told her that i hadn't really said what she thought i had said. but, you know, it is a terrible problem, isn't it? the whole, not just with drugs, but with everything today. we seem to be playing up the negative rather than the positive. you

take a listen to what the statement was on national television, read out by the maryan military genta. this is, you know, the persons of the faithful intention of those arrested was clearly to break the dynamics of the rebuilding and securing of molly, as well as the return to constitutional order. the local media in every coast accused the maryan genta of taking the soldiers hostage almost as a bargaining chip because the marine military june turned by mecca who took over in a qu in 2021, had been increasingly isolated. the french forces that were helping them have pulled out. and now there are only the russian mercenaries that have stepped in that are supporting these, the maryan authorities there to stem out attacks from arm groups linked to al qaeda . and i cell as well as the un peacekeeping force. but for many in the region, they fear that the security in the region is contingent on the stability. and molly, already, there's been attacks by arm groups linked to al qaeda and i, so from within, molly to neighboring countries such as ivory coast. and so there's increased pressure o

i've never taken anything and i don't get to go on national television and that doesn't seem fair. so they asked me if i would go on the program and i said, yes, i'll go on if i can take his other child. i'm not through i've got more. um, i had i had a letter from a girl about age i think. i made the statement that i thought probably most. young kids had tried pot at one time or another and she misunderstood or or was anyway, there was a misunderstanding. he thought that i said all young people. and she wrote me indignantly and said mrs. reagan. i want you to know that i've never tried drugs. i've never been on drugs. my friends have never been on drugs and we have no intention of going on drugs and it's dumb and i wish you wouldn't say that anymore. i was very happy to get her letter that i thought that was wonderful and i wrote her told her i hadn't really said what i'd said. but you know, it's it is a terrible. problem, isn't it in in the whole not just with drugs, but with everything today we seem to be playing up the negative rather than the positive and there's so many positiv

one of the sisters who spent time in foster care first talked with diane sawyer on national television. >> we were dehydrated, we were starving. they needed to do a lot of stuff to help us get healthy. >> reporter: the lawsuit accuses their former foster father of grabbing and fondling some of the children. and in one of the more disturbing allegations, they say that their former foster parents would force them to eat excessively, and, quote, "force them to eat their own vomit." >> and while the kids were being abused further, the county closed their eyes. >> this case is one where the entire world was watching and yet, even in that situation, the county and childnet dropped the ball, which tells you, i think pretty clearly, what must be happening, and what we've seen happen in other cases with kids who aren't famous. >> reporter: childnet is the private foster care agency that, according to the lawsuit, knew full well that the people in this new home were unfit to be foster parents, "because they had a prior history" of abusing children in their care. a spokesperson for the county say

conflict with russia, this was stated by the head of the country's ministry of internal affairs on national televisionlexander vulin, stressed that serbia is the only state in europe that did not impose sanctions against moscow according to him , nato should first of all apologize for the killing of serbian children and the bombing. countries, they require belgrade to get involved in other people's conflicts. if you want to adhere to territorial integrity and sovereignty as the most important principle of international politics. start serbia first revoke the recognition of oblique say sorry serbia is intact and made a mistake in that you were bombed. sorry for killing so many of your children. start correcting your mistakes. instead of requiring serbia to become infantry alliances in the fight against russia, now a small advertisement, and then a special report by daria ganieva about how applicants from donbass enter russian universities there are places that we know well and where we go for that very taste of that very smile, mom, you can have potatoes goodbye, which was once and will be remembered f

>> so what's happened through the january 6th committee is that on national television on a near weekly basis for the past several weeks, the committee has come out and provided a very clean authoritative narrative that has implicated trump and painted him in pretty damning brush strokes, and the committee has raised questions of chris criminality, explicitly saying they think he was being a criminal in what he did. that has heightened public questions about what is going to go on. americans sit at home and watch the hearings and they say, well, if liz cheney can put all of this out here and provide this narrative which i think looks pretty bad, where is the justice department? now, the justice department is a slow-moving entity. it's kind of like a tank, as once once said to me. it takes a long time to move its gaze, but once it does, it really unleashes on something. i think that is some of what we're seeing here, where the department is much more plotting. it has far different restrictions on it than the committee does. it can't just throw evidence out there. it can't openly talk abo

raised his fist and he egged the crowd on, but is that a reason to show him pissing his pants on national televisiontch. let me tell you something-- that bitch-ass thought the mob was going to kill him. is that funny to you. this grown man running on his little gazelle legs. "i don't want to die!" you think that's funny? grow up. ( laughter ) so, sadly, that's it for season one of the january 6 hearings. but good news, good news. it's already been renewed for season two that drops in september. ( applause ) yeah, and like any good series, they've leaving us with major cliffhangars. will they find the secret service cleated text messages. will liz cheney and adam kinzinger find the love they've been looking for has been in front of them the whole time? will we find out steve bannon was the source of monkeypox? either way, we'll be waited with baited breath. we have to take a break, but when we come back, daniel kaluuya will be joining us on the show. you tonight want to miss it. ( applause ) ♪ you ain't seen nothin' yet ♪ ♪ b-b-baby, you just ain't seen n-n-nothin' yet ♪ ♪ here's something, ♪ ♪ here'

i took them to a pet psychic to sort this out on national television. is one is bernese, the more petite version, and bert is the bigger. i brought you treats, you guys. they're allergic to so many different things. >> funny you say that, i was talking to them yesterday. i asked for a photo of your dogs. and i had said, you know, i got some treats for you. >> chelsea: to the photos? >> well, to your dogs. >> chelsea: okay. >> i use a photo to access the consciousness of an animal. >> chelsea: wow. >> when i said i had treats for you, they said, you're going to have to check with my mom first. >> chelsea: i technically am their mother, but they think the housekeeper is their birth mother and i'm some slutty awe pair who comes sauntering in the house every few weeks. i'm away a lot. >> i know you're away, buff your dogs has a lot to say about it. >> chelsea: i'd like to get started, i'm their second choice. their housekeeper, they love her. bert is upset. when she leaves he slams his head on the ground, condoeses himself, and is in a blackout until the nex

. >> here is the president on national television immediately after this incident was he in that i whippingntrol the horses we can fix some of the court of public opinions demanding and promising that they are going to pay for what they did. so isn't this a case or god forbid let the facts of the evidence given the way of a good story. >> there's no doubt that this was political and is wholly unfortunate given their life to securing our border and defending americans here they are being punished should be rewarded. this should be taken care of, but instead their careers will be ruined they've been humiliated in front of the entire american public i think this is really wrong. so think joe biden should come out and actually apologized these guys. >> i agree wholeheartedly. thanks for being with us. now the joe biden open border agenda is aiding and abetting lawlessness while the while emboldening drug cartels human traffickers and smugglers this is a self-inflicted crisis folks all caused by the policies of joe biden and offer reaction congressman andy biggs fox news contributor sara carter

. >> i call on president trump to go on national television now to fulfill his oath and defend the constitutionthis siege. >> stephen: oh, my god! who was that vital young man? he's got pep in his step! he'd make a great president. somebody judge joe biden awake and tell him we found a successor! ( laughter ) in his closing statement, representative kinzinger brought the whole thing home. >> whatever your politics, whatever you think about the outcome of the election, we as americans must all agree on this -- donald trump's conduct on january 6th was a supreme violation of his oath of office and a complete dereliction of his duty to our nation. it is a stain on our history. it is a dishonor to all those who have sacrificed and died in service of our democracy. >> stephen: yes. he -- ( cheers and applause ) well said. yes. he is a stain on our history. and thanks to these hearings, we know that stain is ketchup. ( laughter ) in her csi stement sswon luriot >> abraham lincoln 23 years before the civil war said, if destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and its finisher. donald tr

. >> we just wanted to make sure at some point that we were able to on national television, in front refront. that was our way of honoring her . maybe someone turned on the tv and doesn't know about the story and they are like wire they are wearing the same jersey number. in those moments it brings awareness and constantly remind the biden aministration that we are supporting them in whatever they need to do to get brady home, we are behind them. >> as for the all-star game team wilson beading team stored 134-112. las vegas elsie guard kelsey plump scored dirty points and was named the game mvp. >>> all right, novak djokovic winning his fourth straight wimbledon title yesterday beating nick kyrgios in four sets. nick kyrgios won the first set and like usual was very animated as he dropped the next three. this is the seventh wimbledon crown for novak djokovic . he is now one behind for the most man's grand slam titles. novak djokovic says he won't be able to tie the record in next month's us open due to covid vaccine requirements. >> i am not vaccinated and not planning to be vaccinate

house handling of it, they will just give you a really nice hand gesture that i can't make on national television. >> i don't like them disparaging ethel and fred. i loved them. look, the fact is in the last 10 times that we've had since the 1950s when we've had two consecutive quarters of negative economic growth each and every time it has been officially declared a recession. brian deese, now the head of the national economic council who claims that the technical definition of a recession isn't two quarters of negative economic growth economists in 2008 said it but now he is saying the opposite. for most americans, they don't care about technical definitions. think care about they need to choose between gas and food and can't make ends meet. the number the biden administration needs to focus on in the "new york times" poll, 77% of americans think the country is headed in the wrong direction. 13% think it's the right direction. when they make the technical arguments trying to justify why this time for the first time since world war ii this isn't a recession most americans say they are out of tou

an assault happened on national television, not just on hollywood's biggest night, but one of society's from a wide variety of places. >> looking at the apology that he put out there, it was to chris rock, but it was very public, not one-on-one, not a private apology. why do you think they did it publicly like that? >> all really great question. the one i couldn't figure out was why he felt the need to bring in chris rock's brother tony into the situation. i thought that it should have been more just geared towards chris but actually think he had to apologize publicly. this is definitely a private situation. i do hope they have a private conversation, but the public was impacted, eva. if you think about the conversation that happened on social media and in real life, you had some people acknowledging in a positive way what will smith did. they said if i would have been in that situation, i would have done the same thing to protect my partner, my wife, my girlfriend, and that was the danger in that action that you had the world's biggest star that people look up to doing a physical assau

does he have a point that it could taint the findings are taint the jury because it will be on national television? >> short answer is no. there are a lot of cases with notorious defendants. the judge will take every juror through questioning and will ask, are you able to give a fair verdict and make a determination as to each one? nothing special about inside politics on -- bannon. >> let me stay with you and steve bannon as well. this audio recording that has been obtained. it is steve bannon in october, four days before the election. he is here talking about the trump plan. here's what he says. >> what trump is going to do is just declare victory. right? he is going to declare victory. that doesn't mean he is going to win. he is just going to say he won. >> nothing hasn't already been said on multiple other shows. this is rehashing old news because the january 6th select committee is losing steam each day. they should have the courage to have mr. bannon testify. what is the potency of that audio considering that donald trump has played the, i'm going to play it rigged card since 2015? >> it is

sources he is attempting on some level refute hutchinson's testimony, she said this under oath, on national television, millions of people saw what she had to say. but also, pat cipollone as the white house council has's more important role than an aide to the chief of staff, his perspective, what he saw was a firsthand witness, that is what the committee believes he is, that ultimately could become the most important testimony that we have seen up to this point in this investigation by the january 6th select committee. >> ryan, well stated. thank you very much, i want to turn to the nixon white house council, john dean and watergate prosecutor, glad to have you both here tonight. it is really important about just the gravity assigned to a testimony from one, like a white house counsel. more than seven hours, i know compared to the way you testified in watergate and several days, eight hours a day it might seem like small potatoes, but the seven hours do you think it would of lasted that long if he was just saying privilege or the fifth, like flynn did at that moment in time. this means there was meat

i've a 14-year-old daughter and she's going to kill me for saying this on national television, but she will talk to me about her nose. i think my daughter is beautiful. we all think our kids are beautiful. my nose is this, i'm worried about my weight. she's a stick. it is not just the instagram and facebooks and tiktoks. i think that women, since adam and eve, women have been judged by how we look. men do it to us, sorry, women do it to each other. for our kids and for her daughters and future daughters, but in addition to that anorexia nervosa, i have a family member but i won't say which one, not my daughter, it comes down to pain. it comes down to a lack of self-worth and neck -- that is from a bigger issue. it can be family problems, academic problems, that one kid at school it bothers you and you haven't told anyone about it. you implode, you cut yourself, you don't eat. i'm not sure that alonso will make a difference because the problem is much bigger. stop judging women for how we look. let's address the problems that these kids want to address hurt them selves over. >> it is a

. >> i should, too, now that i've said it on national television. >> lastly, there's been a lot of reportingmp running for president again. the narrative is more when he'll announce or when -- when, not will. do you think he will? >> i think he will. yeah, i think -- he's not very subtle. he generally signals what he's going to do. the legal threats signal him to do it. and his need to be the center of attention encourages him to do it, but i'll tell you what, there's a group of people who don't want him to do it and that's republican office holders and there's a group of people that do, the democratic officers. if he plunges himself in, he could change the equation in an interesting way. >> appreciate it. >> good to see you. >>> extreme heat is fueling fires in europe and forcing yellowstone national park to issue a warning. the zero covid policy. a stunning live report from beijing next. feel the rush of performance at the lexus golden opportunity sales event.t. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience with innovatn that lets you cust

attempting to at some level refute cassidy hutchinson's testimony, she said this under oath on national television. millions of people saw what she had to say. but also pat cipollone as the white house counsel has a more important role than an aide to the chief of staff. so his perspective, you know, what he saw as a firsthand witness, which is what the committee believes he is, that ultimately could become the most important testimony that we've seen up until this point in this investigation by the january 6th select committee. >> ryan, well stated. thank you so much. i want to turn to the nixon white house counsel, john dean, and of course special watergate prosecutor nick ackerman. glad to have both of you here tonight. really important to think about just the gravity assigned to the testimony from white house counsel like pat cipollone. more than seven hours? john, of course i know compared to the way you testified in watergate over several days eight hours a day this might seem like small potatoes. but the fact that it was seven hours, do you think his interview with the committee would have

colleagues have her, you know, career in question every single part of her medical decision-making on national televisionble chilling effect happening in indiana and all over the country that any one of us could be next. any one of us could be prosecuted or investigated by an attorney general who has intentions of trying to scare us for doing our job. so, while senator glick can say that this bill includes exceptions for our miscarriage care, she cannot be at every single clinical situation where doctors are going to have to choose between criminalizing themselves or putting their patients at risk. and this is the inherent fallacy of trying to legislate medicine. we should not allow governments to legislate medicine when these decisions belong to patients and their clinical providers. >> let me end on this because nebraska's abortion ban is set to take effect thursday. there were a lot of sort of on the book trigger laws that took effect or could take effect when the supreme court handed down its decision in dobbs. so, in nebraska, the ban includes exceptions for rape or incest, and it also specifies the

on national television. and just because some people, like pat cipollone, who again, defended the president, works for the president, help them get his agenda done, just because pat saponi lied to himself, and collaborated with this monstrous sociopath who almost ended american democracy, does it mean it was a hard thing to see. that does not mean it was a bad advice that resulted in donald trump almost leading in person, a fascist coup, to sack the capital. a coup was the plan from the beginning. it was either victory or a coup. those were the two options. donald trump lauded it more or less out in the open. and all of the allegations of voter fraud, ludicrous, you know viral conspiracy theories, the constitutional loopholes, they try to exploit, they were just pretext for the coup. the coup was, donald trump wins. because that is what he believes donald trump is owed. there is something deeply raging about watching all of these supposedly, serious, and well credential, smart, ethical people, to normal peop

. >> because this deposition, and the snippets of it that played out day after day on national televisionprecipitous decline in how most people viewed bill gates. >> he was an environment unlike almost every other environment in which he operates. he did not control. no witness controls a deposition. no matter how rich, no matter how powerful. every witness has to sit there and answer questions. >> in words the presently blunt, judge thomas penfield jackson declared microsoft a monopoly. lawyers from the justice department in the 19 states that sued microsoft immediately claimed victory. >> microsoft is a monopolist, and it engaged in massive anticompetitive practices. >> it drove bill gates crazy that the government was portraying him as some kind of evil force. was he ruthless as a businessman? yes. did he see himself as a ruthless businessman? no. he saw himself as someone who was advancing the common good. and the government didn't see it that way. >> i'm going to areas of the world where no one has ever been. with best western rewards you get rewarded when you stay on the road and on

these people are trying to stage a literal coup on national television, they were brazen enough to dore brazen enough to try to overthrow a presidential election, and they haven't been humbled in any way. so of course they are brazen enough to witness temper, the dumb babies that they are. but i think the lesson moving forward should be that there have to be consequences, there have to be serious consequences, or they will absolutely try this again. you can't just beat these people in elections until they go away. >> kadia the new york times -- sorry, go ahead, lizz. >> i was gonna say, i think maybe if we look at the people on their way up to being the truth tellers instead of the people who are on their way out because they have things at stake. >> kadia trump's former political organization, they have paid for -- finance the legal fees of more than a dozen witnesses, what do you make of this not just the direct pressure on witnesses that we are seeing but this kind of indirect pressure through connected trump officials? absolutely, you're thinking, -- in trump world, that has been

>> like on national television. >> dana: it's called "video archives podcast."o met -- >> that was the store we both worked at. we both were employees at the store in the '80s. and when the store went out of business, i got the inventory. so i have all the video cassettes. >> dana: yes. and here's -- >> a picture of -- that's a room in my house. and those are actually the video archive shelves. >> dana: you guys are fanatics. so the beatles are in hamburg, and they've got to do eight hours. so they learn the canon of music. they learn country-western. they learn tunes. are you in a way someone who just kind of absorbed filmdom and you had an encyclopedia knowledge and then like the beatles you reformed it, you knew where structures were? or how much did that -- working in that video store form you? >> no, that's a good -- that's a good question. a lot of people think oh, he became a movie expert from working at this movie store for five years or however long i was there. and it's like no, i got hired at this really prestigious video store because i was a movie e

another landmark for the show during the turbulent '60s, the first scripted interracial kiss on national television in 1968. >> we had heard rumors that the southern stations -- some southern stations might cut it out. >> it changed television forever, and it also changed the way people looked at one another. if two of their favorite actors can battle through it and come through it on top, why can't everybody? >> reporter: the show ended in 1969, but endured for years in syndication and at conventions attended by devoted trekkies. in 1994, nichols published her autobiography, beyond uhura and other mysteries. she even worked with nasa to increase diversity in its space program. >> i had the privilege of recruiting the first women and minority astronauts for the space shuttle program. >> reporter: nichols' enduring beauty, her strength of character, her commitment to human rights will always inspire. >> cnn media analyst and former "new york times" reporter bill carter joins me now. bill, there is just an outpouring of remembrance today on social media. just beautiful reflections on her life. bernic

while offering no allegations of wrongdoing he went on national television he would look into whether bernard properly reported the abortion and sexual abuse of the child as required under state law. record obtained by the "indianapolis star" say bernard had indeed reported the abortion to the required indiana firms within the required time frame. today the attorneys took the first steps in a potential lawsuit against the attorney general for his false and misleading statements and joining me now is drr bernard's lawyer kathleen delaney. thanks for being here. i want to show for our audience who don't watch a lot of right wing tv to play the sound bite in question. >> we have this abortion activist acting as a doctor with a history of failing to report, so we're gathering the information. we're gathering the evidence as we speak, and we're going to fight this to the end, including look at her license licenseure. if she failed to report in indiana, it's a crime under indiana law. >> the statements that mr. rokita made were false, and he knew they were false or with any reasonable inqui

situations that need compassionate access to evidence-based health care and when you have threats on national television happening, it's very difficult to deliver that type of health care. >> so we know statistically that in america, in the past day, there is a young girl that's been abused that may get pregnant and may need to seek out -- may want to seek out an abortion. and those stories are mostly never going to be told, right? there are so many reasons why most of those accounts will never be shared with the national news media. it seems to me this is a really challenging story for the press to get its arms around because we have so little visibility into the reality. >> yes, and, you know, the chilling effect on physicians trickles down to a chilling effect on patients. why would you go and tell your story if you could become the next national news story? that would be terrifying for me as a grownup let alone somebody who is 10 and was venrecently assaulted. >> so in this environment, what do you want to see change? what are you trying to push for now? >> i want to see, you know, bigger theme stor

one would think before he made an allegation like that on national television, he would have checkedcking that the facts are there. >> there has been an incredible amount of support for dr. bernard. $350,000 raised for kathleen. here is one of her colleagues speaking out earlier this evening. >> dr. bernard is amazingly strong. i will tell you that she has been a fierce advocate in reproductive health for years. this is not new for her. it's in the a new space for her. this last week is the first time i have been nervous for her safety. >> she's not alone. i know, kathleen, dr. bernard has had to hire security in recent days. she has faced threats before we've just learned. someone had threatened to kidnap her child. she had to temporarily stop providing services during that time. i mean, this is terrifying to contemplate. how is she doing? >> she is a very strong, caring, compassionate doctor and she's doing the best she can in difficult circumstances. she has been bolstered by the incredible support of people all across the country and around the world including a group of obgyn do