roger was back in the sweet. i think that's also another great tragedy in this. >> you believe they use those people? >> obviously. i mean, that's transparent, i think, for everyone. it's not a question of where you stand politically or not. we're not that engaged in american politics. or coming from another country. but from a moral standpoint, i think it's very transparent. >> yeah. >> it's leading lambs to slaughter. >> yes. thank you both. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> roger stone responding tonight in a statement, and he says, i quote here, i challenge the accuracy and authenticity of these videos and believe they have been manipulated and selectively under that. i also point out that the filmmakers do not have a legal right to use them. how ironic that came kind deshaun and i are both subjected to computer manipulated videos on the same day. the excerpts provided below proved nothing, certainly they do not prove i had anything to do with the events of january 6th. that being said, it clearly shows advoc

no lo sÉ, roger, no siento la edad. roger: en lo que decimos acÁ, jackie no envejece. parte interior para que se vea reflejado. roger: su camino al Éxito no fue nada fÁcil, frente a las cÁmaras siempre ha mostrado profesionalismo, alegrÍa y una sonrisa que ha cautivado a la audiencia durante dÉcadas, en los momentos mÁs difÍciles de su vida personal los ha mantenido en la mÁs absoluta privacidad. me llamÓ mucho la atenciÓn cuando me dijiste hablando aquÍ que cuando llegaste a los Ángel estaba devastada, destruida, se dice que es sano que merodea imaginado, quizÁs muchas personas no saben eso de ti. >> cuando lleguÉ ya estaba divorciada, aprendÍ lo que es el amor propio, por muchos aÑos me olvidÉ de mÍ, querÍa complacer a esta persona, y me olvidÉ de mis gustos y de cÓmo era yo, porque tenÍa que entrar en tu mundo, para que todo esto funcione, yo creo que eso me llevÓ a perder un poco que yo era. toquÉ fondo, ya que yo tenÍa que aprender que en la vida no tenÉs que buscar de donde no es para complacer a los demÁs. roger: la adversidad la hizo mÁs fuerte. jackie: hay que

also this hour, one of the - all-time tennis greats roger federer all—time tennis greats roger federeru watching on pbs and around the globe, a warm welcome. welcome to the programme. tens of thousands of people are waiting for their turn to pay their respects to queen elizabeth ii at westminster hall where she is lying in state. these are live pictures from westminster where the queue is currently stretching over some 5 km. some people waited for more than eight hours to get here — inside westminster hall, where the closed coffin is being guarded by soldiers from units that serve the royal household. that process will continue, 2a hours a day, until monday morning at 6.30am. for all the very latest we can now join shaun ley in westminster. thank you very much. welcome wherever you are, watching others from around the world. we are in the heart of london at westminster, one of the three original cities that made up what became london back in medieval times but only one part of that medieval building remained standing, and that is westminster hall, which has stood since 1097 when it was

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i also have known roger stone, and this is peak roger stone by way of anecdote. 2009, summoned me touse he wanted me to run for new york city mayor. not to win, just to "f-s up." "f stuff up." right? like the william f. buckley thing, not going to win. just mess with stuff. always his mantra. let's mess with stuff you. what's important he saw in 2020 an opportunity for the judges, the trump loyal judges, he thought they might be corrupt enough for trump supporters. he thought they might be violent enough. he had a reading of 2020 where he thought all of this disruption could really work and take hold. >> another clip last night where stone was saying he was arguing for blanket pardons for all the congressmen, and but then he said, i think the president's for it, but it's the -- was it lily livered white house counsel, and the staff. i wonder how that went over in mar-a-lago? the idea that the president was not man enough to overrule the staff is kind of what stone was arguing. power of pardon is absolute. has nothing to do with the staff are and the u.s. constitution. i wonder when t

one of those names is roger stone. he's somebody we know had relationships with members of the proud boys. he knows the oath keepers. he knows these people. he's using some of them as his body guards. i want to play a piece of tame from just to confirm from my producers, november of 2020, november of 2020. this is roger stone talking about what he thinks should be done. we know at this point trump has lost, he knows he's lost. he doesn't want to leave the office. this is actually -- i'm sorry, this is before the election happens. sorry, thanks to my producer in my ear. here is roger stone. go. >> excellent. let's get right to the violence. shoot to kill. shoot to kill. done with this [ bleep ]. >> all right, tim. i mean, you're up. this is before the election even happens. roger stone says f the voting. let's get right to the violence. your thoughts. >> look, roger stone has been a pernicious and criminal element of donald trump's team going all the way back to 2015. peter can talk about this going back to the mueller

this was a quote, so on roger water said that he does not understand why the american government willce or give reasons to ask zelensky a to finally go to negotiations with putin in order to finally eliminate this terrible war that is happening because ukraine does not make concessions to the russian federation and only biden can end it if he rises and will say, let's stop all this. well, that's all. by the way, the presenter was quite skeptical about this . i'll say right away that the political statements of roger waters are a big question even in this interview host michael he said listen to your recent concerts roger started with the words and if you like the music of pink floyd but do not like the political statements of me roger waters please go to the uncle and mother of this bar i do not want to see you that is all people who do not they love political statements on the radio even among its fans, let's listen to how the former ambassador of ukraine to austria oleksandr shcherba reacted to this interview. the world of all those who during the brutal the war chose the side of ne

>> well, there's no way that roger stone is going to flip. i mean that is something that donald trump can be sure. if so, in terms of providing the connective tissue. it is not going to come from roger stone. unless health freezes over. so it really has to do with what hard evidence they have, text messages and emails. the, i'm just kidding, that is something that he tried. and though the last time he was criminally charged. and that didn't fly. i used to, when i was in a government, call that a jury issue. meaning, you know, what we're still we are charging. you can tell the jury that you didn't really mean it. when you friend the witness. and, that's exactly what he said in the trial. he said he was just joking. and the jury found that that wasn't true. so, to me, it is really going to be his connections this violent group. and then whatever the committee has, and then we have the just apartment has, to connect donald trump to him. clearly, if they can get inside the meeting that happened on january 5th. and the military cartel. then they g

it's about 170 hours of documentary footage, of roger stone's actions. and we do expect some of it to be played wednesday, i know the filmmakers are coming down from new york for the hearing. as andrew rightly points out, roger stone had oath keepers as bodyguards as january six, several of the oath keepers are charged criminally with seditious conspiracy. so you don't really have to look that hard to see that he is a link between trump, he is trump's longest serving political advisor, and the extremist groups. i think that's what denver riggleman was really trying to investigate, here with his time on the committee. that said, the committee is displeased with some of the thing that denver riggleman is doing. they think he's pulling out some evidence before it's fully run to ground, fully cooked and ready for public consumption. so you know, we'll wait to see on wednesday what they have. but you know, the roger stone stuff is a very high importance, i agree. >> av, what do you think about that? this committee has spent thousands and thousands of hours, r

roger park so will be returning to politics. it might be a, just a gamble too. far given the sort of huge public anger frustration that targeted and concentrated on him. but at the moment what we're hearing is having tried to, ah, look at other countries. he, he visited 3 countries in the process of that 2 months since he fled here on a military flight, but finding nor real place that he could sit down roots or make a permanent sort of place for him to a sort of stay. so that's the reason, even the most recent destination, a bank or he was told by that i government that he'd need to confine himself indoors. it was too much of a security risk for him to step out. so obviously, lots of frustrations, he ran out of options. his party went to the present run of the grimacing, her go, she aged and asked for his security to be assured he safety, be guaranteed. and it's amid all of that that we've seen the return of gustavo roger boxer. as i said, he is a former president, a former head of state, which is why there are certain things th

let's listen to him for all the rogers of algae around the world, all those who during the brutal warse the side of neutrality or an aggressor at some point, you will understand that this was the defining point by which you will be evaluated not only by all tortured, maimed, murdered ukrainians, but also the story of oleksandr shcherba, the ambassador of ukraine in austria in any pink floyd biographies, you can read about this, about his conflicts with other members, which are constant, that's why they broke up. actually, in his youth, he was also quite such a radical socialist from those which were under the influence of the united states, there this tradition is quite strange since the 30s . point of view and it ruined his own, because he even now says that he does not read any alternative sources in his view. he thinks that it is wrong to watch different channels there, fox news, cnn and well, there is a lot and then draw a conclusion he believes that this is wrong, he is always inclined to uh, until the end of pyrology, he was in 2018, he uh, he blamed the state department because

i'll be roger potter has moved into an officially provided government bungalow. obviously his right as a former head of state. and what his options are in the coming days and months will remain to be seen. his obviously relinquished office. but he is a very much part of the roger pock sir, a clan, and the family, and they haven't given up as far as we're hearing in terms of politics. marry him young as executive director of the u. s. council on sri lanka. she says the chances of the former president facing criminal proceedings are non existent. well, within sri lanka, certainly there will be no attack to hold him accountable because the current president, ronald, from a singer, came into power basically saying he was agreeing that he would would protect go to buy a roger parks. and so that's something of the agreement that they have and because his party, the s o p p is still in power very much in power. there is really no, there's no hope that i would see in, in the, near or far future, where he would be held accountable with in sri lanka. we will have to see ho

that is what roger stone says.an watch, obviously, the rest of it tonight on my show for more clips from the filmmakers. watch their interview and you're going to hear more about what they have to say about roger stone and their own interactions with the 1/6 committee. >> computer altered clips. quite a statement. >> i had no idea that kim kardashian was subjected to -- yes or no what he's talking about. i'll have to check. >> i missed that headline. i'll have to check after the show as well. thank you so much, sir. don is going to have so much more on roger stone and those clips tonight on "don lemon tonight" at 10:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. >>> let's get reaction and analysis from a defense attorney and cnn counterterrorism analyst and our cnn justice correspondent evan perez is back with us as well. gentlemen, thank you so much for being with me. phil, i want to go to you first. your reaction just to those clips, that interview, and what questions does it raise for you about roger stone and who he was with around j

we live in sri lanka and miriam, how is mister roger pox return? going to play out in sri lanka, in the days and weeks ahead, do you think we're going to see more protests, or is that gonna depend mainly on if he stays out of public view? well, we will have to see how he goes forward in and whether he decides to stay quiet and work behind the scenes and, and make sure that he and all of his family members stay safe or whether he actually tries to, to come back in some way i think that the, the, the protesters are going to wait and then give some time to the government to see whether this very recently assigned agreement with the i m f, will actually change things on the ground will improve the economic situation. but they are very angry about him having returned and they want elections. and that's not something that this government is free to give them any time soon, miriam, you mentioned the economic situation. i want to ask you about that because for loc, as an extreme financial turmoil, the country has reached a preliminary agreement with the in

they had extraordinary access to roger stone.not seen all the clips the committee has shown, to be clear, but what roger stone was planning in the days and months leading up to the election was to make money on the stop the steal matter, which is what the committee is interested in, and laying the ground work to begin challenging election results and potentially having a consecration of sorts around the election. >> we learned from two sources that senior leadership at the secret service confiscated the cell phones of 24 agents in response to january 6th, and there were questions over the summer about the missing messages. >> there are still questions about those text messages. while the secret service has given over hundreds of thousands of communications from the days around january 6th to the january 6th committee, those key text messages from the 5th and 6th from specific individuals that they wanted to hear from and the inspector general, they say in the words of liz cheney, the texts themselves are likely gone and not repli

roger federer you are a terrific sportsman _ quickly.ou play i quickly. roger federer you are a| terrific sportsman and you play a less match, god bless you for being a fantastic role model and that's leave on positive news. i’m a fantastic role model and that's leave on positive news. i'm never the attendance _ leave on positive news. i'm never the attendance fan _ leave on positive news. i'm never the attendance fan but _ leave on positive news. i'm never the attendance fan but i - leave on positive news. i'm never the attendance fan but i was - leave on positive news. i'm never l the attendance fan but i was seeing the attendance fan but i was seeing the daily— the attendance fan but i was seeing the daily star, very amusing in that story— the daily star, very amusing in that story about — the daily star, very amusing in that story about the russians rushing to the border— story about the russians rushing to the border and when they see it in the border and when they see it in the report— the border and when they see it in the report

roger stone saying forget the votes, let's go to the violence.a very good point in that interview where sometimes it seems like hyperbole and perhaps these are a bunch of right-wing entertainers in don't take it literally, but we can talk ourselves into a kind of imperviousness to the reality of the threat by pretending that they are all just playing laser tag, when in fact -- they are about for the institutions which did hold on january 6th, but did so not least because of the courage of a single man, the vice president of the united states. and that is a reminder parenthetically of what democracies depend on. they depend on the character of the leaders and of the -- and to go directly to your question, we are and i think an incredibly touch and go moment where we are trying to decide whether we as a country are in fact up to democracy. are we up to an agreement to not just the substance of the law, but the spirit of the laws and so i agree, i think we are in the middle of something. which we are at the end. we should meghan. when eleanor roosev

the return of the former president got of a roger boxes happened very quickly. no one expected him to return a when he literally fled the country on a military jet just a few weeks ago. now that obviously was the peak of the public protests that had lasted for many, many months under the bat banner, go to go home as they angry and frustrated people, a sort of took their frustration and their anger as it's built out on the streets. they blamed the former president for the state of the country had fallen into obviously in its worst economic crisis since independence. now that overrunning of the presidential residents with the president inside at the stage, and then him being evacuated to safety, all sort of carving entered in him, making a very quick exit from the country. but since then, obviously he's been in 3 different countries. are seeking a, his options are in many, many others as well. and it just seems that he was checked mated at every turn. the countries that did horsed him, obviously these were temporary stairs. there was no talk of political asylum or

roger federer came along and he was a little bit of ahrowback. a one-handed backhand.played with slice. he played with finesse. he played with grace. he could hit drop shots and he could play the power game. he took the classical game and brought it into the modern era of tennis. he forced the other players, most notably rafael nadal added novak djokovic to continue to improve their games, to keep up with him and catch up to him. and eventually pass him in terms of total grand slam wins. in that way, he left the mark. to me it was his ability to show that you can be a great champion. you can do it with dignity and grace, cry when you lost, cry when you win. show your emotions out on the court. when you saw carlos alcaraz playing a spellbinding match, we can thank roger federer for this because he raised the bar in a big way. >> a personal memory or two. >> it was the final day and roger federer played james blake. and he just destroyed him in about 49 minutes. which is very fast in a final. i was about tonterview him on live tv. they did not do the trophy ceremony yet.

roger stone is back in the news today.ough in your investigative work to understand this was really planned with this many tentacles. >> breakthrough the first thing was the call detail records. you have to have those millions of lines of data and enough data to ascertain what is happening and i don't want to get too crazy. just like the book i try to just say it. you have these groups and you do something called frequency analysis and the first thing we call when we start seeing how detailed it was the first thing you do if you can't get called records say someone like roger stone you can still run numbers against call detail records they have in the last thing, the third thing is sometimes the assistant for stone or flynn or steve bannon who you're just talking about or for alex jones may not be practicing the same operational security. all my goodness once you get these call detail records you see the same centers of gravity. at that point it is an aha moment because you've been working in terrorism. >> it is central wi

i think things have gotten a little worse for roger stone.ait and see what happens. >> the film crew says they were contacted by the fbi in march, but there wasn't a subpoena for the footage. at last check they hadn't turned over the footage to federal investigators. reaction to that? >> listen, the doj has been behind where the committee has been all along. so they are a few steps behind, so maybe this is another example of that. maybe we'll see what the committee does with this footage tomorrow at the hearing, maybe they'll subpoena it afterwards. that's kind of been their pattern. it's an unusual pattern. that's the way this has been looking. we'll have to wait and see. >> is there any reason to believe the extremist strain of trump movement that seeks to stoke violence has been deterred or tamped down since january 6th? >> really the opposite. we're seeing what we'd call the republican establishment bending and making room for this. you have people who are being investigated for being part of the fake elector scheme were the republican no

a living tennis legend who won grand slam tournaments, roger also became an olympic champion.ast 3 years. federer suffered from injuries and surgeries and to return to full sports form, and did not work out in his entire career. fedor developed more than $130 million in prize money and for 310 weeks fedorir was the first racket in the world. on the eve of the european sambo championship started in serbia. competitions are held in the city of novi sat. 51 sets of awards are played at the adult level, youth and junior . athletes from 27 countries, including russia and belarus, take part in the european championship. according to a special resolution of the international sambo federation, from march, russian and belarusian sambo wrestlers perform at international competitions. in a neutral status, under the flag and anthem of the international fias federation and for the admission of russians and belarusians to the european championship, the ukrainian team withdrew from the tournament in the past. at the european championships, russian sambists took first place in the overall, te

former vice chairman roger ferguson is here with a preview. >>> a busy day for twitter shareholders reportedly voting to approve the sale to elon musk this is the twitter whi whistleblower heading to capitol hill. >>> the railroad strike that could cost the u.s. economy $2 billion a day. >>> historic night at the emmys for a number of reasons. we've got the winners and highlights ahead it is tuesday, september 13th, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm come edominic chu in for brn sullivan this is your u.s. stock futures. the dow implied higher by 142 points s&p by 20. the nasdaq higher by 65. the major advantages trying to extend a four-session winning streak ahead of the august read on consumer prices, cpi. the bond market is very much in focus with the inflation data. the 10-year treasury note yield is lower on the session so far just a hair below 3.32%. it continues a near to medium turn trend to the upside 2-year treasury about 3.53%. 30-year treasury below 3.49% in the crude market, the growth outlook for the world right now with prices higher u.s.

all i see on facebook is rogers fall. this in rogers fall that his name is mayor rogers. but seriously pretty good shaker. he says hope everyone is ok, our team is evaluating city infrastructure to make sure we don't have any substantial damage. but so far we have nothing major to report. meanwhile, tonight only spoke with him live. we asked the mayor how santa rosa is doing. >> talked they are obviously a little bit shaken up fund intended. i just we've been through 4 wildfires up hope that know what to do it in the event of an emergency. >> many folks replayed the shake probably the first about the >> i would see that between the first and the app or saw and we need to make sure that we follow up they do in the future. what to do when they those alerts, that it's not just them after the fact you just felt an earthquake, but actually what to do with that. and that's something that we've learned from all of our different disasters. for the most part into being pretty high spirit, now that they're testing in finding that there isn't. >> any huge damage for most >> mayor al

you can see along the rogers creek fault. that's where looks like this earthquake did take place a depth of 5 miles. and so we heard about the depth of that quake be fairly shallow. that's very important is what we call attenuation and take very energy from a shallow quake to reach the surface. so if you're in that area and you have an earthquake just below you, even if it's smaller than that, it may feel a lot more significant. well, somebody just a few miles away may say that really didn't feel like that big of an earthsuake. but folks that are in and around the santa rosa area, depending on the not the type material that you're a home was based on her apartment, you may have felt that quite differently. if you're on sand, you may get a little more movement. if you're on rock a little bit less. and of course, the proximity to where you are to that earthquake as well. but this one a fairly shallow quake along rogers creek fault system that we don't know whether this is just the end or the beginning. but we've had a couple of

roger pox had left following unprecedented protests. the usa department has approved a potential $1100000000.00 arm's sale to taiwan. the package includes anti ship missiles and radar systems. tension has been high since u. s. house. speaker nancy pelosi visited the island last month, prompting china to conduct military drills around taiwan. china claims the island as part of its territory. the head of the u. n. z, atomic watchdog who's just returned from ukraine's up regia, nuclear plant says to members from his team will now be stationed there permanently . there are fears, any continued shelling in the vicinity could cause a nuclear disaster. we have been seen a military activity around that and, and i was able to see myself and my team at impact whole markings on, on buildings of them. so we means that the fish off, the fussy, has been violated not once, but several, several we believe. and i continue to believe that this vision is extremely complex, extremely challenging, and it will continue to require to permanent, the permanent

this is how roger federer has been warming _ with him. him. this is how roger federer has been warming up, dressed - with him. this is how roger federer has been warming up, dressed in i with him. this is how roger federer has been warming up, dressed in a | has been warming up, dressed in a tuxedo, of course. at that dinner event last night and if you are wondering because he plays tennis he must be great at table tennis, you would be absolutely right. still has got that incredible deftness of touch, and in particular the one—handed backhand which schwartzman could not deal with. gareth southgate is hoping that england can rediscover theirform as they look to avoid relegation from they look to avoid relegation from the nation's league. they are without a win in the group and they play italy in milan before germany come to when we on monday in the final two matches before the world cup where the football association say players will wear a rainbow armband to support lgbt kiwi fans as part of the plan to highlight human rights issues on th

it shows roger stone pretending violence on 1/6. we also know this week, people like stewart rhodes of the oath keepers are going trial at the same time this hearing is taking place. do you think we're going to see any implication by stewart rhodes, other oath keepers for people like roger stone, who we know have a connection? >> katie, that is what i think we're all waiting for the doj to eventually hone in on, but they have been doing their investigation a bit differently, as we've previously discussed, and have started from the bottom up. sort of hoping potentially that some of these fringier on the ground insurrectionists, people with less political clout and connections might potentially provide for information or maybe serve down the line, provideding insight into levels of coordination that could have existed between the white house. and again, these grassroots insurrectionists that has yet to pan out, though. but getting -- stewart rhodes, someone who has much more visibility than the average insurrectionist, someone who was

roger stone lives for this sort of thing and roger stone would proba probably be in jail today if heot been pardoned. so it is not one bit surprising coming from roger stone. it is really surprising and shocking coming from the chief of staff mark meadows, an individual that i knew pretty well when he was in the congress. it is shocking coming and, you know, presumably the january 6 committee hearing will hear about this. but from the wife of a supreme court justice virginia thomas and it is most shocking of all, although given how well we know donald trump perhaps not so shocking that this was all being encouraged by him and his family and his closest advisers. that is what in some ways is the most just awful part of all of this. >> well we know that you will be watching that hearing on wednesday as closely as we will. congressman jim himes, thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up, hurricane ian has intensified to a category two storm. as it barrels toward the florida coast. mandatory y evacuations now underway. and moments from now, nasa is rooting for

roger barker from the institute of directors.his is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: time for the bloomberg is the splash. -- time for the bloomberg business flash. the european central ripping up scrutiny if the russian gas prices get worse. it is ramping up discussions to see if they're ready for more company defaults in a trying get of the energy market. porsche says it is considering whether to end -- whether to enter formula one racing. it is in talks with red bull about a potential partnership. recently another volkswagen brand audi said it would join the racing circuit in 2026. the netflix series about queen elizabeth will likely stop production on season six following the death of the oldest raining market according to variety. the crown was set to premier in november and feature a new cast. netflix has not released a statement. alix: where a few minutes away from the close of trading on this friday in europe. let's take a quick check on where we are. the s&p helping to lead this rally, up 1.2%. a big part as the weaker dollar today,

that's what roger stone says for the record.e prosecutor, its value as evidence, is it valuable maybe outside the committee say at the justice department. >> it is valuable. it's hard to say any of those comments are offhand statements or jokes or asides that people could -- the former president all the time say i was kidding, i was teasing, i was joking. this is not great for him criminally. for the january 6th committee, what their case is and what they're building for is a report that weighs out all the information about january 6th. this is valid and valuable for that purpose. now, look, will this lead to them referring for criminal charges? we don't know. for their goal, spot on. it's good stuff. >> this is over the weekend, jamie raskin, one of the democrats on the committee. why is this important? remember, a lot of people have said a crowd showed up for the trump rally, then they went to the capitol. it was spontaneous, it was unfortunate. jamie raskin says this piece of evidence should convince you no way. >> someone wh

swiss champion roger federer announced today he is stepping away from competitive tennis.ore. >> 20 time grand slam champion, eight wimbledon titles and five consecutive u.s. open spit for two decades, roger federer has built one of the greatest records in the greatest records in the games history. he holds the professional tennis record for the most consecutive weeks at number one and the record for the oldest player to rank number one at age 36 in 2018. what injuries and surgeries over the last three years have taken their toll. today, roger federer broke the news of his retirement and a letter he read to fans over social media. >> i have worked hard to the return to full competitive form but i also know my body's capacities and limits and its message to me lately has been clear. i am 41 years old. have played more than 1500 matches over 24 your spirit tennis has treated me more generously than i have dreamt and i must recognize when it is time to end my competitive career. >> fedor will play heads final competitive match next week in london. to discuss the impact of the

wrote on social networks roger federer, 41 years old, next week, he will take part in the cup. laver. after that, respectively, will end his playing career at a professional level, roger federer has been playing for 24 years since the ninety-eighth year. during this time, he spent more than one and a half thousand matches. won 103 singles titles, including 20 times, live tennis legends won grand slams and federer became an olympic champion. last 3 years. roger suffered from the injury of an operation to return to full athletic form, and did not succeed in his entire career. roger federer developed more than $130 million in prize money and for 310 weeks federer was the number one in the world. the european sambo championships started in serbia the day before. competitions are held in the city of novi sat. athletes from 27 countries, including russia and belarus, take part in the european championship at the adult level, youth and junior . in a neutral status, under the flag and anthem , just the international federation, fiaz, and for the admission of russians and belarusians to

association with roger stone. >> long time association with stone.ou know, that's why the committees on the right track here. they've done a fantastic job with the american public needs to know why they're doing such a great job because the data is backing up. >> how would you in the year 2022, as we sit here describe yourself politically? ideologically? >> i mean, even what happened in the last couple of days, you know it's funny. i would do the same -- if you are in the political drive you have to sort of rally the troops around you, right? or if you feel like you don't know what's coming, or your assertion of what's happening. so i have a feeling when the book really system or is that unaffiliated individuals, i think people are gonna calm down, because when you look at it, the committee has talked a lot about all the stuff. but i can explain to individuals, people that weren't in the d.c. beltway, people who may come to my distillery, they can read a 280-page book, that can break it down like, this is why it could happen, and this is why it's tru

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60 homers for the season only one behind the american league record held by another yankee legend roger maris. judge can try to at least try that record against toronto in toronto tonight. the blue jays won last night's game by the way, 3 to 2 in extra innings . will it mean as much against toronto as it would have the red sox? of course not, especially not on the road instead of that whole, but it means a lot to lot . alright coming up the sporty one. melanie c. is giving fans a behind the scenes. look at what it's really like being a spice girl and later the dog who figured out on his own, how to work smarter, not harder. you're watching world news now. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. you. okay if you grew up in the nineties,

why is roger happy? it's the little things carvana does. see, roger wants to sell his car stat.minutes really make roger happy. so does carvana's customer advocate caitlin picking up his car at promptly 10am. hi, are you roger? berglund. with the honda accord? yes i am. it's right over there. will i be getting? and he loves that caitlin pays him on the spot. yep, rog. it's the little things that drive you happy. we'll drive you happy at carvana. it's the all-new subway series menu! 12 irresistible new subs... like #11 subway club. piled with turkey, ham and roast beef. this sub isn't slowing down time any time soon. i'll give it a run for its money. my money's on the sub. it's subway's biggest refresh yet. >>> are all classified documents accounted for? that's the question after a newly released court filing reveals the fbi search of mar-a-lago uncovered 48 empty folders containing classified information. we don't know what was in the folders we know they were empty. that's not all. they found more than 100 classified documents in trump's office and storage room mixed in with ne

what is roger federals legacy? it's a great question and i think there's still legacy to build because i don't think it's of the player who's going to divorce himself from tennis. but i think some of this is just the, the empirical and the 20 majors. some of the numbers we've thrown out there, but i also think this is an athlete who showed you don't need to be ferocious. you don't need to be fierce. you can be normal and empathetic and still be the towering champion. and i think a lot of us at the beginning, we all waited for roger better to get this hard and exterior. and when was he turned into the competitive beef and it just didn't happen. he was thoroughly decent when he broke through and he was never anything left through today. when he announces retirement, he was pretty much with textbook play, wasn't he? but, but what made him such a great player? i think some of it was just natural talent. i think some of it was just the options of his disposable. i don't know if there was ever been a player who's been mo

roger federer made his name on the court. off the court that helped him surpass even lebron james on a specialist. >> it's another one for the agest wonder. >> reporter: roger federer is calling it quit, announcing his retirement. >> tennis has treated me more generously than i ever would have dreamt, and i now must recognize when it is time to end my competitive career. >> reporter: the 20-time grand slam champ has spent recent years trying to get back into t rminju age have taken a toll. >> i am 41 years old. i've paid more than 1500 matches over 24 years. i've worked hard to return to full competitive form, but i also know my body's capacities and limits and its message to me lately has been clear. >> federer helped bring about the second golden age of tennis. sure, nadal and djokovic may have more grand slam victories, but many believe federer stands alone. just ask another g.o.a.t. >> the guy is great. he is the greatest of all time, to be honest. >> reporter: the man with the most wimbledon victories to his name and the

we may never get the full story from roger. >> fair. and that's probably true.anie, i want to play another clip from the week after january 6th. this is where stone criticizes the white house counsel's office. he says the white house counsel told trump that trump could not preemptively pardon stone for his role in any efforts to overturn the election. let me play that part. >> has it been pitched to the president? >> yes, it has. i believe the president's for it. the obstacles are these lily-livered weak-kneed bureaucrats in the white house counsel's office. and now they must be crushed because they've told the president something that's not true. >> i mean, stephanie, lily-livered, they have to be crushed, let's get right to the violence, f the voting. is this just a guy who wants everybody to think he is really cool and this crowd he is rolling with, or is this something bigger? you have a better sense of the man than many. >> well, i actually didn't know roger stone that well. and usually on your show i say this didn't surprise me. that actually surprised me

that is roger stone's take on these videos. again, as i said, you know, this clip and others that the january 6th committee has obtained. >> there's that. then the text messages between then white house chief of staff mark meadows and this pro trump operative behind plans to seize voting machines. what's going on there? >> that's right. this is a guy phil walder, he is a retired army colonel and this big promoter of election conspiracies. and he, you know, promoted this effort to try to seize voting machines. the goal, of course, is to try to find evidence of these baseless claims of voter fraud that have been pedalled by the trump team. these texts from december 2020. they show that he is keeping meadows, the then white house chief of staff, in the loop about his efforts to try to access these voting machines. at one point, you know, he is texting mark meadows to essentially lament the fact that, you know, an arizona lawsuit was dismiss bid a judge. they were trying to force state officials to hand over the voting equipment. a

roger federer, it's not long since you wrote the words, "tennis, i love you.ou're retiring. are you ready to talk about that now? yes, i feel good. it's been an emotional few weeks to go through those words, make sure i've tried to get them right, that they reflect of how i'm feeling, and thanking all the people i wanted to thank along the way as it's been a very, very long journey, a good one, and i wish it would go on forever. now it's going to change and it's going to go on in a different manner. but i just wanted to let the fans and the people know who have supported me so long, for so long, for so many years and everywhere around the world that i will still be seen. i love this game and i will want to stay involved in some shape or form. and i won't be just a ghost or a stranger and not be around anymore. it was definitely very special in many ways because when i came up, we didn't expect it either. you know, we were more on a bit of a downslope of, "oh, sampras retired, agassi retired. what's going to come next?" right? and well, here i came and then her

here is how max mirny remembers such a roger today, one of the best belarusian athletes in our historys well acquainted with fedor, the picture certainly occupies a place in his rich archive there were great victories 20 brilliant grand slam tournaments endless successes in atp tournaments in including in a pair of mixed doubles the olympic champion of the london silver reserve film pariah in singles, and together with his native national team he won the davis cup eight years ago other greats. djokovic was slapped with a mara fedor is now again turning the liquid in his right knee, which was operated on three times. last time at the end of summer, 2021 and attempts to return to the court there have been more than once, but roger can no longer play at full strength, and he can’t play at the limit, he doesn’t know how to handle it. fedor reported the following message of my body, it was clear lately. i have played over 1,500 matches. now i have to understand that it's time to end my competitive career, and at the end he added. i love you tennis and never left. on the western front, witho

why is roger happy? it's the little things carvana does. see, roger wants to sell his car stat.s like getting a real offer in two minutes really make roger happy. so does carvana's customer advocate caitlin picking up his car at promptly 10am. hi, are you roger? berglund. with the honda accord? yes i am. it's right over there. will i be getting? and he loves that caitlin pays him on the spot. yep, rog. it's the little things that drive you happy. we'll drive you happy at carvana. ♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> president biden is defending his impassioned prime-time speech on dangers to democracy, insisting he was not saying that all trump supporters are a threat to demo

from tomorrow's highly anticipated january 6th committee hearing when the panel is set to clip from roger stone's new documentary. >> the obstacles are these weak-kneed bureaucrats in the white house council's office. now they must be crushed. >> meanwhile in russia as more military men flee the country, the kremlin now acknowledges issues with its latest draft in yet another blow to putin's military strategy in ukraine. the former president of ukraine will join us with more on that. >>> we begin this hour with a very latest on hurricane ian, which made land falls in western cuba at 4:30 a.m. eastern bringing heavy rain and maximum sustained winds of 125 miles per hour. the latest tracking shows ian could reach florida's western coast as early as wednesday at hurricane strength. last hour florida's governor ron desantis held a press briefing where officials citing the national hurricane centers said they expect that ian to make hand falls in 35 hours in venice, florida. now things are moving fast. it you're in florida and you're unsure if you live within an evacuation zone, go here. flori

those are roger.nd that's certainly his mentality. >> you, of course, were a star witness in the watergate investigation. and at last throughline from watergate to events of today, not the least of which the richard nixon tattoo on roger stone's back. but what you have now -- and i've heard this before, but you're hearing it more in public now are trump supporters, we saw ben stein on lara trump's podcast last week arguing that trump and nixon were somehow treated wrongfully for in his words, doing nothing wrong. and i wonder given your close observations of these investigations of trump and your involvement in the watergate investigation, what's your reaction to seeing folks exonerate both of them? >> i've seen some of the die-hards out, yes. they are actually in pretty good shape this time, because trump is so much worse than richard nixon. richard nixon has looked at times like a choir boy vis-a-vis donald trump. so i don't know why they're out. they're juston down as they compare him and pull him

>> first of all erin rogers, he's outspoken for a long time.ny professional athletes speak up but as americans and where our country is going, we need to speak up to i'm in support of erin rogers and what he's doing, he's been vocal when it comes to covid lockdowns for a very long time gavin newsom doing things wrong. it seems right now if you are democrat or in politics, it seems like if you keep doing things wrong, you will get promoted and he wants to run for president of the united states. he destroyed san francisco, that was the beginning of the downfall of san francisco when he was mayor, destroying the state of california and not want to destroy the united states of america. erin rogers was very vocal about what's happening here in california. gavin newsom signed this a b2098, legislation which punishes medical professionals for speaking out giving out disinformation. i guess gavin newsom will be the one who will say what's information and what disinformation. we are just losing the state, he's been a terrible runner, we don't have any w