and again, she named roger. >> i can't really see roger.> you don't hear a story like that, and say well, that is a piece of crap. and go on from there? >> no. not when she gives that amount of detail. >> suspicion of roger and pam was hardened by the detectives that kept the family of the developments. >> what it is due to you? >> it threw me for a loop. >> when pam and roger attended kay funeral. the tension was thick. >> it was very difficult to be there. because everybody wanted to know what happened that night. >> but they couldn't say anything, said pam. detectives told them not to. >> and my sister came up to me at one point and says, tell me what really happened. and i tell her, i sorry that i cannot talk about this. >> shortly after, roger and pam took the polygraph tests and were told about the dismal results. they hired a lawyer. few in the family could understand why they would do a thing like that, if they were innocent, that is. >> i tried to say, what would i do if i was in their situation? i would do everything i could to he

, roger is immediately on fire. it's vindication that, indeed, they're out to get him. they're out to get news corp. >> and he immediately rushes back to the fox newsroom, screaming, we're under attack! we're under attack! 4 >> at the same time, lachlan murdoch is in a meeting, strategizing with the hr people. for the time being, lachlan wants to really keep this anthrax letter under wraps. he has thousands of employees working for him, who might now be at risk. >> lachlan rushes to the newsroom, makes a beeline to ailes, and in front of everyone, he tells roger to calm down. this is the absolute worst thing you could do to roger ailes. and worst of all, this is this privileged, sniveling gnat of an executive in his face, the boss's son. he is furious. it is probably the biggest mistake lachlan has made to that point. and now there's a big mark on lachlan's back . >> lachlan murdoch is here. he's deputy chief operating officer of news corp, the global media empire built by his father, rupert murdoch. he is also cons

even then, we're told roger was so beside himself that lachlan had no choice but to go down to roger'sson and try to make peace. >> it's a sort of humiliating moment for lachlan, and it's also a moment when he realizes he isn't going to really have the authority that he's been told he has. >> rupert has basically chosen his employee, roger ailes, over his own son. think wearing less makeup means no need for a wipe? think again. neutrogena® makeup remover wipes remove the 30% of makeup ordinary cleansers can leave behind. your skin will thank you. neutrogena®. for people with skin. (vo) with verizon, you can now get a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your business, you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line tomorrow. with a verizon private 5g network, you can get more agility and security. giving you more con

he rushes to the newsroom, makes a beeline to roger ailes, and in front of everyone, he tells roger to call me down. this is the absolute worst thing you can do to roger ailes. worst of all, this is this privilege, that of an executive in his face, the boss's son. he is serious. it is probably the biggest mistake lachlan has made to that point. now, there is a big mark on lachlan's back. >> lachlan murdoch is here, executive chief operating officer of news court , built by his father, rupert murdoch, also considered to be the heir of his father's company. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> in 2000, rupert makes lachlan the deputy chief operating officer of the company. in this moment, lachlan, elisabeth, and james each have their own places in the murdoch empire. lachlan is the one closest to the seat of power. >> at the time lachlan moved to the united states, he is less than 30. he is not very keen to go there. he loves australia. he has got an australian wife, australian family. he manages to resist for a year because he does not think he is ready for it. when he does finally g

and on july 9th, the day before president trump commuted roger's sentence, we have a recording with rogerne where he actually predicts pretty much exactly how it eventually ends up after the election in november. >> was the idea that he wanted trump to remain in power for himself so that he would be available to pardon him? was it that or simply that he simply believed trump ought to be president forever because he's a republican and he's his ally? >> well, it's hard for me to say, but if i was to give a qualified guess, if that's something roger stone and donald trump shares, it's a win at all cost attitude, and as mr. ackerman mentioned earlier on your show tonight, this goes back to 2016, where stone and trump actually -- it's exactly the same playbook as they realized or tried to realize in '16 then when trump surprisingly won, it became irrelevant, but basically, they were applying the exact same strategy, and they were in the same situation, believing they were headed for defeat. >> let me describe it to you. i'll play it. this is a bit from today about roger stone's connection to s

in a statement, he praised ailes, saying roger ailes has made a remarkable contribution. >> roger ailesa real opportunity in this moment for fox to chart a new path, to cater to younger audiences, to be a little less right-wing. >> but lachlan's view and rupert's view was why would we change this? we've never had bigger ratings. we've never had more profit. for the first time in the family, the dividing line is almost all about politics. >> it was a fork in the road and james lost out. >> rupert murdoch is going to assume the role of chairman and acting ceo of fox news channel. >> so at age 85, rupert murdoch himself is going to take over fox news. >> murdoch was fully in his element. it's what rupert loves, running the news. >> by this point, a lot of news outlets, including cnn, have realized that donald trump is ratings gold. >> we are waiting for donald trump to speak. >> now to our extended interview with donald trump. >> here's the plane, there's the podium we're expecting to see-- >> mr. trump, thanks so much for your time, we always appreciate you-- >> donald trump, i've got to

in a statement he praised ailes, saying roger ailes had made a remarkable contribution. >> roger ailese's a real opportunity in this moment for fox to chart a new path, to cater to younger audiences, to be a little less right winning. >> but lachlan's view and rupert's view was why would we change this? we've never had bigger ratings. we've never had more profit. >>> it was a fork in the road and james lost out. >> rupert murdoch is going to assume the role of chairman. >> at age 85 rupert murdoch himself is going to take over fox news. >> murdoch was fully in his element. it's what rupert loves, running the news. >> by this point a lot of news outlets including cnn have realized donald trump is ratings gold. >> we are waiting for donald trump to speak. >> now to are extended interview with donald trump. >> mr. trump, thanks for your time. >> the crowd is fired up. >> why were people waiting in line for hours to see you? >> but with fox it's qualitatively different. for rupert fox news is also a tool of influence. >> donald trump speaking to supporters in florida yesterday and betting

oh yeah. >> roger didn't want to see his anchors in pants. cocktail party for work. >> short skirt. long legs. that was very important. >> roger had a vision, albeit an antiquated one about how women were supposed to look. so we became the manifestations of that image. >> he was in total command. people were afraid of him. it was a place he ruled with an iron hand. and it becomes clear to rupert that fox news is roger ailes. . >> you start to see fox gaining a toe hold with conservative audiences. >> and, basically, fox becomes a rocket ship. he owns 132 newspapers. the fox network. fox news. 12 local tv stations. an a variety of book publishers. by that time, his personal fortune stands at $3.9 billion. >> as his empire grows, there's a lot of natural speculation about succession. all the murdoch children are coming into their own as executives so they are all viable options to take over the company. but that's when this question really begins about who is it going to be? one wash, stains . [daughter] slurping don't pay for water. pay for cl

trump pardoned roger stone on december 23, 2020. right before the election, here's roger stone talking about what president trump would do after the election. >> let's just hope we're celebrating. i suspect it'll be -- i really douspect it will still be up in the air. when that happens, the key thing to do is to claim victory. possession is 9/10 of the law. no, we won. sorry. over. we won. you're wrong. [beep] you. >> the select committee called mr. stone as a witness, but he invoked his fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. >> you believe the violence on january 6 was justified? >> on the advice of counsel, i respectfully decline to answer your question on the basis of the fifth amendment. >>nd mr. sne, did u have any le in anning for the violence on january 6? >> once agn, i wilassert m fifth amendment right to decline to answer your question. >> although we don't yet have all the relevant records of roger stone's communications, even stone's own social media posts acknowledge that he spoke with donald trump on decembe

roger stone is a _ knew of mr trump's intention as well. roger stone is a political. well.victed of _ dirty tricks. in november 2019 he was convicted of lying _ dirty tricks. in november 2019 he was convicted of lying to - dirty tricks. in november 2019 hel was convicted of lying to congress and other— was convicted of lying to congress and other crimes _ was convicted of lying to congress and other crimes and _ was convicted of lying to congress and other crimes and sentenced . was convicted of lying to congressl and other crimes and sentenced to more _ and other crimes and sentenced to more than — and other crimes and sentenced to more than three _ and other crimes and sentenced to more than three years _ and other crimes and sentenced to more than three years in _ and other crimes and sentenced to more than three years in prison. . more than three years in prison. he's— more than three years in prison. he's also— more than three years in prison. he's also a — more than three years in prison. he's also a long—time _ more than three years in prison. he's also a long—time a

roger didn't want to see his anchors in pants.wear pants. >> they wanted us to be more of a kind of cocktail party for work. >> short skirt, long legs. that was very important. >> roger had a vision, albeit an antiquated one, of how women are supposed to look or we're supposed to look. and so we became the manifestations of that image. >> he was in total command. i mean, people were afraid of him. it was a place that he ruled-with an iron hand. and it becomes clear to rupert that fox news is roger ailes. >> and then a few years fox news is beating cbs and abc and you see them gaining conservative audiences. >> and basically fox becomes a rocketship. >> by the late '90s, rupert murdoch owns 132 newspapers, the fox network, fox news, 12 local tv stations, and a variety of book publishers. by that point his personal fortune stands at $3.9 billion. >> as rupert's empire grows, there is a lot of national speculation about succession. all three murdoch children are kind you have coming into their own as executives. so they are all sort

trump pardoned roger stone on december 23rd, 2020. now, recently the select committee got footage of mr. stone before and after the election from danish filmmaker christopher gillbranson pursuant to a subpoena. right before the election here is roger stone talking about what president trump would do after the election. >> let's just hope we are celebrating. i suspect it will be, i really do suspect it will still be up in the air. when that happens, the key thing to do is to claim victory. possession is 9/10 of the law, no, we [bleep] you, you are wrong, [bleep] you. >> right to the violence. >> start smashing pumpkins, if you know what i mean. >> the select committee called mr. stone as a witness. but he invoked his fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. >> you believe the violence on january 6th was justified? >> on the advice of counsel i respectfully decline to answer your question on the basis of the fifth amendment. >> and mr. stone, did you have any role in planning for the violence on january 6th? >> once again, i wi

right before the election, here is roger stone. talking about what president trump would do after the election. >> i suspect it will be up in the air. the key thing to do is to claim victory. session is 9/10 of the law. we are -- you are wrong. ---- you. course this will all just on as a witness but he invoked his fifth amendment right against self and combination. quick steve leave the violence on january 5 was justified? >> i respectfully declined to answer your question on the basis of the amendment. >> did you have any role in planning the violence for january 6 question mark >> want again, i will exercise my fifth amendment right to decline to answer your question. >> although we don't have all the relevant records of roger stone's medications, even stone's own social media posts acknowledge that he spoke with donald trump on december 27 as preparation for january 6 was underway. in this post, you can see how roger stone talked about his conversations with president trump. he wrote i also told the president exactly how he can

we've just been speaking to sir roger gale. he supported penny l sir roger gale.t. mind that 20,000 tory members don't have internet— have internet. yeah, we were spared the possible — have internet. yeah, we were spared the possible massive _ have internet. yeah, we were spared the possible massive cyber— have internet. yeah, we were spared the possible massive cyber security | the possible massive cyber security issue there might have been trying to conduct an election. 0ne issue there might have been trying to conduct an election. one of the main things we found was that when we compared... the week before last, just to see whether opinions have changed, we found that the truss versus sunak numbers flips. so, there is definitely some degree of regret about having voted for liz truss. it's not clear whether that would have translated into rishi sunak beating borisjohnson are penny mourdant, but i think there was some degree of acceptance that rishi was right when he was warning about disaster. just rishi was right when he was warning about disaster.— about disas

kill immediate that roger stone was not a trump insider.e absolutely was throughout the administration. and his calls for violence put those closer and closer to the president. so i think the substance of issue is more important than the structure of how it was released. howard: i think now that you've with made his television aa gain dance, you can call him brian. look, is the coverage overdone? it was constantly playing on a loop on cnn and msnbc. and stone, who was pardoned by president trump for lying to congress about the russia investigation, has been in and out of favor. but what he says there does seem to reflect the whole let's push and push and push and try to hang on to power, the whole attitude about it. >> a couple of things, howie. number one, they are trying to tell a story, horrific day, i'm not going to make excuses for the speech, and i'm not going to talk about anything that says t not so bad. i think it was a horrific day so, please, don't take anything i say to minimize how horrible that day was and how ill-advised givi

roger stone is a political operative with a reputation for dirty tricks.november, 2019, he was convicted of lying to congress and other crimes. and sentenced to more than three years in prison. he is a longtime adviser to president trump. and was in communication with president trump 2020. -- communication with president trump throughout 2020. mr. trump pardoned roger stone december 23, 2020. recently, the select committee got footage of mr. stone before and after the election from a danish filmmaker, pursuant to a subpoena. right before the election, here is roger stone, talking about what president trump would do after the election. >> let's hope we are celebrating. i suspect it will be still be up in the air. but when that happens, the key thing to do is claim victory. no we won, sorry. you are wrong. [laughter] [indiscernible] >> do you believe the violence on january 6 was justified? >> i respectfully decline to answer your question on the basis of the fifth amendment. >> did you have any role in planning for the violence january 6? >> once again, i w

roger stone is a political operative for dirty tricks. in november 2019, he was convicted of lying to congress and sentenced to more than three years in prison. he is a longtime advisor to president trump and was in communication with president trump throughout 2020. mr. trump pardoned roger stone on december 23 of 2020. recently, the select committee of mr. stone before and after the election from filmmaker christopher gill branson. >> reppo for the lesson, here is roger stone, talking about what president trump would do after the election. >> let's just hope we are celebrating. i suspect it will still be up in the air. when that happens, the key thing to do is to claim victory. possession is 9/10 of the law. we won. no, you are wrong. ---- you. >> the select committee called mr. stone as a witness but he invoked his fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. >> on the advice of counsel, i respectfully declined to answer your question on the basis of the fifth amendment. >> did you have any role in the planning of the violence for

roger wa reco li the ansalmon run downtosaj channel . he also sees problems faced by the river .2013 he began documenting the valley water district 's used to control nonnative and invasiv plant species . it could be why the amphibians have declined . >> nobody can say how much the apply throughout the county. i is overused. >> reporter: roger has taken on a personal mission to raise awareness about the valley's water systems. he built this scale of the guadalupe river system to teach student s about conservation and what happens with water when it floods . >> to reconnect with water. >> reporter: roger wants to provide that connection to people and animals. >> it's a gopher snake. i want to take care of this river and the most important thing that brought this city here . withou this river, the city would not be here. >> reporter: in san jose , len ramirez, kpix 5. >> and toads consume mosquitoes that spread the west nile virus . >>> will be available for sunday's matchup. and vernon glenn has the red and gold report. >> reporter: back at practice , at least those healthy enough

, , ., , roger? it depends how quickly they re air the roger?y they repair the bridge. it _ roger? it depends how quickly they repair the bridge. it is _ roger? it depends how quickly they repair the bridge. it is a _ roger? it depends how quickly they repair the bridge. it is a huge - repair the bridge. it is a huge symbolic setback because this bridge was mr putin�*s personal commitment to crimea. it opened in 2018, cost $3 billion, massively overpriced. 0ne $3 billion, massively overpriced. one of his friends was in charge of the construction and he identified with this because this was a way of uniting the mainland of russia with what he took to be the mainland of crimea which was now going to be russian forever so the bridge is symbolically hugely important. in terms of logistics, the fact is, one carriageway seems to have survived this blast although it may only take light traffic and we don�*t know how bad the damage is to the railway grid above it. my guess is that although the russians will have a big note to say that the bridge is reop

>> roger stone is not a violent person but the people he surrounds himself with are.o roger, joe bix, stuart rhodes, the oath keepers, they're people that engage in political violence and they surround him and listen to him. i certainly agree with what fredrik is saying but there's a sense of -- there's an old code of you're in the bathtub they're pouring in hot water, when do you shout? that's an awkwardness and it's uncomfortable. but you -- you don't know when to say stop. if you can follow me. it's very difficult. when is the breaking point? i think what we have learned in this process by looking at the united states and its democracy is that it is happening, the things they're threatening or alleging, there's always this double side to what they're saying. seems like it's humor but there isn't. there's always this double entan dray to it. >> you say you're from a small european country but you have played a role in american history. thank you for sharing that. your documentary is called "a storm foretold". thank you for joining us this morning. >>> surging prices

roger maranka, where are you? hi, roger. local 258. randall spot. the executive director 069 fisherman's wharf. david louis, i saw him here earlier. the general manager offer the hyatt hotel. without further ado, i want to welcome a very special guest, someone who really needs no introduction, but what is important is is this san francisco native understands and loves or cable cars. she is someone who is fight the fight every day for our city as we come out of a very difficult time. we're super fortunate to have here today to acknowledge this day. i want to welcome our mayor, london breed company. >> hello. which one is the microphoner in? okay. i know they're all mine row phones -- microphones but only one where you can hear the sound. i'm grateful to be here today to celebrate this historic occasion. and when we talk about san francisco as a whole, we always talk about how resilient san francisco is because of our ability to not only survive through earthquakes and pandemics, but our ability to thrive. during the late 1800s, the inventer of the ca

i developments in i spoke to the mp sir roger gale-— developments in i spoke to the mp sir roger gale. i don't think anyone could deny that it's _ sir roger gale. i don't think anyone could deny that it's been _ sir roger gale. i don't think anyone could deny that it's been an - could deny that it's been an extraordinary day. i've been here for getting on for a0 years and i think that i cannot recall anything like this. , . , like this. unprecedented events we've seen _ like this. unprecedented events we've seen but _ like this. unprecedented events we've seen but there _ like this. unprecedented events we've seen but there was - like this. unprecedented events we've seen but there was a - like this. unprecedented events - we've seen but there was a question that liz truss is asked that she did not seem able to answer and that is why she should continue in government when she was sacking the chancellor and we heard earlier in this programme that they said she just did not answer the question about why kwasi kwarteng should go and she should stay when they develop these policies togeth

roger stone is a political operative with a reputation for dirty tricks.n november 2019, he was convicted of lying to congress and other crimes and sentenced to more than three years in prison. he also is a longtime adviser to president trump and was in communication with president trump throughout 2020. mr. trump pardoned roger stone on december 23rd 2020. recently, the select committee got footage of mr. stone before and after the election from danish filmmaker christopher no branson, pursuant to a subpoena. right before the election, here is roger stone talking about what president trump would do after the election. >> let's just hope that we are celebrating. i suspect it will be, i suspect it will still be up in the air but when that happens, the key thing to do is claim victory. possession is nine tenths of the law. no, we won, a few, it's over. >> let's get right to the violence. >> that's what i am saying. but start smashing pumpkins if you know what i mean. >> the select committee called mr. stone as a witness but he invoked his fifth amendment rig

rupert on the other hand had a very different history with roger so that was the tension.er ales to leave without some kind of package like the one roger got. >> we also see this week the evolution of rupert murdoch's relationship with former president trump. in 2015 murdock as we know is critical of trump but then quickly realizes that strategy isn't the best for business. >> well, it's a continuing as your viewers know paradox or complication in this relationship between rupert murdoch and former president trump than candidate trump. as everyone might remember, fox news was actually quite rough on candidate trump, certainly in the early days, but when trump emerges as not only the nominee of the republican party, but a real like ratings power among the fox news base viewer, then it was time for the sort of everyone to come home and rupert murdoch led them home and the relationship from there became very close. >> of course, this week we see more fighting between the murdoch siblings for control of the empire. how does rupert pit his sons against each other during this pe

el ex secretario de defensa roger pardo cree que es un mensaje a su gobierno para mantenerse atento.fÁbrica de motores, su vocera karin jean—pierre dijo que el gobierno no tiene una confirmaciÓn de una amenaza inminente: el pentÁgono reiterÓ ese mensaje, pero la llegada de dos rusos solicitando silo a una isla de alaska para evitar el reclutamiento del ejÉrcito de su paÍs a exacerbado las dos polÍticas. quiÉn sabe quÉ va a ocurrir en un futuro, si tendremos mÁs individuos rusos intentando dejar su paÍs. todo esto ocurre en medio de imparable ser otras de las tropas rusas en el este y sur de ucrania, y la crisis interna en rusia, donde muchos cuestionan el liderazgo de vladimir putin. roger: putin no estÁ loco, putin ha estado actuando racionalmente en todo momento, respondiendo a su percepciÓn de nuestras debilidades y de nuestras capacidades e intenciones. pedro: el presidente dijo en new jersey que conoce bien a vladimir putin, y que sabe que no bromea cuando habla de usar armas atÓmicas. el pentÁgono y la casa blanca sigue muy de cerca la acciones que vladimir putin podrÍa tomar e

that one called themselves friends of roger stone, or friends of stone. quote, i feel like i'm taking crazy pills, lol, nonsense. he must do it now before january 6th. referring to trump, again, invoking the insurrection act. they barred up again, and it was at the end of december. saying, he felt that trump, quote, now understands that the insurrection act and warfare, with him as commander in chief, is the only way that he would save our republic, but he needs is that how they do it, we will. if we have to do it ourselves, without him as commander-in-chief, it will be exponentially harder, and many more of us will die. on new year's eve, roads was clear about what he believed would happen in the following week. on the six, they're going to put the final nail in the coffin of this republic. unless we fight our way out. with trump, preferably, or without him, we have no choice. those messages show, what elmer stewart rhodes was planning for, and anticipating, was a bloody, violent insurrection. ultimately, we also reveal a fascinating irony that, i can't

brady struggling rogers is struggling . what is happening will finish struggling, although he no, he took a week off to heal his shoulder, so maybe he comes back . look, it's a long season. okay don't panic just yet. i mean, be concerned, i guess, but oh, tom brady. yikes no tablet was safe this weekend, either we're going to update you on all the nfl stories coming up the big ones that happened this weekend, but we want to begin this morning with new details about a deadly double shooting inside a dallas hospital. the 30 year old suspect sent workers running into a panic. two were killed after authorities say the alleged shooter became enraged while visiting his girlfriend who just given birth to their child facility has increased its security to guard against another tragedy. here's a b cs andrea fuji. this morning. we're learning more about the deaths of two employees at a texas hospital, including the maternity nurse allegedly killed by a parolee visiting the hospital for the birth of his child. authorities say. 30 year

clearly, the point made by sir roger gale clearly, the point made by sir roger gate and _ clearly, thend others is absolutely spot on. that— gale and others is absolutely spot on, that that is not a good scenario. _ on, that that is not a good scenario, good backdrop, for boris johnson _ scenario, good backdrop, for boris johnson to— scenario, good backdrop, for boris johnson to be taking over. the sunday— johnson to be taking over. the sunday times story is quite negative for boris _ sunday times story is quite negative for borisjohnson, all emphasising for boris johnson, all emphasising the for borisjohnson, all emphasising the positive things for rishi sunak including — the positive things for rishi sunak including one other detail that was including one other detail that was in there. _ including one other detail that was in there, which was this, an opinion poll by— in there, which was this, an opinion poll by the — in there, which was this, an opinion poll by the onward think tank, not specifying — poll by the onward think tank, not specifying the sample and so on but the approva

. - so roger started coming home in jeans and with the kippah, and then the jeans became black pants kippah became a black kippah, and then the tzitziyot and the white shirt, and our younger sister dina was in the army with roger's wife and dina's boyfriend from san diego, from nursery school, was in the university here in jerusalem on an overseas program, and roger just said, instead of you, ross, going to the university, come to the yeshiva. - when i first started learning in yeshiva, it was very attractive because i felt that i was seeing something that i'd never really seen before. i'd lost out on a few generations of having that relationship with our creator and the daily observance. - my dad's a nuclear engineer and he wasn't happy, and roger persuaded him that instead of going to work, he should come with him to jerusalem and start hearing lectures about judaism, and he, my dad started going to jerusalem. (man chanting in hebrew) (intense music) - i just felt i had to do it, and i have to live thlife of a jew. - it was very difficult for my mother. we didn't, we weren't brough

sir roger has been a long-standing critic. he was wary about bringing boris johnson back. he thought most colleagues wouldn't go for it because the committee hearings and what would happen if they had to get rid of boris johnson a second time. they thought than they simply couldn't resist. these are all things that the conservative party members on the leadership candidates and potential backers. >> thank you very much. what we have learned over the last few weeks is that the markets are back in control. and obviously did for liz truss's budget. a market commentator providing primary and secondary markets for equity and debt products. how did markets react today to liz truss's resignation? >> i think initially ok. the most important thing is to watch the bond markets and how it actually performs and it performed really quite well. i would like to suggest it's about three months since boris johnson left. people express their displeasure whether it was joe biden and other people with the office of budget responsibity being nowhe

it looks like roger stone is in the thick of it.s like he should perhaps be investigated and indicted for participating in a seditious conspiracy, and we are all just waiting to see if that happens. >> carol, i want to happy more specifically about the secret service in this. this week, we learned that the leadership in the secret service had confiscated the cell phones of 24 agents involved in the agency's response on january the six. they have become central to the investigation and according to the sources, were then handed -- this officer then handed over to the department of homeland security inspector general, and you had the vice chair liz cheney announcing last year that the committee had an -- obtained around 80,000 pages of communication materials from the agency. how pivotal is disinformation in piecing together what was happening that day and why? >> well, aside from videotapes, they are really in terms of at and quality of evidence, there is not much better than text messages. the reason for that is because people tend

. >> reporter: roger's name is part of the history of the river. his status as one of the citizen naturalists mean he is is given the master keys to unlock parts of the river where the public doesn't get to go. it's because of this access tha he makes new discoveries. this concrete channel in central san jose is the only other place he has been able to find native amphibians. california toads. >> roger wants to share what he sees with the public and record much of it on video. like the return of ancient salmon runs t downtown san jose. he posts it to his own youtube channel. he also sees a lot of the problems faced by the river. in 2013, he began documenting the valley water district's use of herbicides to control non nativ invasive plant species and coul be a reason why the am fibbans -- amphibians have declined. conservation and pollution. >> this teaches the public to reconnect with water. >> reporter: roger wants to hel provide that connection, for th people and animals that depend on water. >>> one way we benefit is frogs and toads feed off of

[rapid fire] male voice: roger. keep shootin'. [rapid fire] male voice: keep shootin'. [rapid fire] male voice: roger. i got 'em. male voice: two-six, this is two-six, we're mobile. male voice: oops, i'm sorry. what was going on? male voice: god damn it, kyle. all right, ha-hai hit 'em-- ♪♪♪ michael: the footage showed an attack on a group of men by u.s. apache helicopters. twelve people, including two reuters news staff were killed. two children were injured. the callous behavior of the u.s. troops exposed the brutality of the conflicto the world. male voice: all right, we got about eight individuals. male voice: yeah, we got one guy crawling around down there, but, you know, we got--definitely got something. we're shooting some more. daniel: collateral murder in 2010 was what gave us, let's say, world headlines in every major news publication anywhere in the world, which led to, you know, people, millions of people watching this video on youtube. male voice: hey, you shot. i'll talk. male voice: hotel two-six. cra

it looks like roger stone is in the thick of it.oks like he should perhaps be investigated and indicted for participating in a seditious conspiracy, and we are all just waiting to see if that happens. >> carol, i want to happy more specifically about the secret service in this. this week, we learned that the leadership in the secret service had confiscated the cell phones of 24 agents involved in the agency's response on january the six. they have become central to the investigation and according to the sources, were then handed over, the cell phones were handed over to the department of homeland security inspector general, and you had the vice chair liz cheney announcing last year that the committee hat obtained around 80,000 pages of communication materials from the agency. how pivotal is this information in piecing together what was happening that day and why? >> well, aside from videotapes, they are really in terms of quality of evidence, they are not much better than text messages the reason for that is because people tend to p

roger and her son regions is our common destiny. and 1000 year old history. people have passed the spiritual connection on to their children and grandchildren. but despite all the trials they endured, they carried the love for russia through the years. this is something no one can destroy. this is why both older generations and young people. those who were born after the tragic collapse of the soviet union have voted for our unity for our common future. up here. in 1991 and believe erica pusher representatives of the party, elite of that time, made a decision to terminate the soviet union without asking ordinary citizens what they wanted. and people suddenly found themselves cut off from their homeland. this tore apart and dismembered our national community and triggered a national catastrophe, just like the government quietly demarcated the borders of soviet republics, acted behind the scenes after the 1917 revolution. the last leaders of the soviet union. contrary to the direct expression of the will of the majority of people in the referendum of 1991, dest

ultimately, roger ailes left with $40 million. >> wow! that was, i guess, quite the prize, right?'s also a consulting producer for "the murdochs: empire of influence," which features his exclusive reporting. as we just heard in that clip, when fox news, you know, had roger ailes, was accused of sexual harassment, rupert murdoch basically paid him off to go away. some people interpret that as being really a reward with $40 million, to go away. but then, that left a power vacuum, right? and we heard there that james didn't like the idea of him getting paid off. so what did it do to the empire, the relationship, to the product? >> well, interestingly, first of all, we've been following this drama between these -- this family and part of our story is a succession battle between these two brothers. and before there's any disagreement, in fact, the two brothers come together to help push roger ailes out, because they had -- they both were furious about the scandal, but they each also had their own battles with him, that they had previously lost. but the product does change a bit when ro

what do you want to say about that, roger?, you have about 1,167 chinese companies on the entity list which is a he presumption of disapproval of getting licenses for american equipment and technology. all pretty appropriate because of the underlying egregious national security and human rights abuses that led to the sanctions in the first place. do we know how many of those same companies are on the ofac list that prevents them from coming to our capital markets and raising money from scores of millions of unwitting american retail investors? the answers is 16. 16 out of 1,167. they that tells you all you need to know. do you know how many total are on the nscmic ofac list that really inhibits your ability to tap the u.s. capital markets? there are 68. it should be more like 1500 to 2,000. so are we serious about this in the administration or do we have regulators in treasury and nec and s.e.c. that are in the revolving door, possibly the category. it seems the latter. maria: it's all about the money, right, roger? i mean, is

. >> new stunning video of roger stone calling for violence days before the election. ♪ >> this is "washingtoneek." corporate funding is provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has provided wireless service that helps people communicate and connect. we can find a plan that fits you. >> additional funding is provided by the yuen foundation. committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. robert and susan rosenbaum. the corporation for public broadcasting. and contributions from viewers like you. thank you. >> once again from washington, here is our moderator. yamiche: good evening and welcome. this evening, millions of americans remain impacted by one of the worst disasters in florida's history. hurricane ian had 150 mile-per-hour wind and flooding. it continues its devastating path. a state of emergency has been declared in georgia, virginia, and the carolinas. leaders are putting party politics aside, at least for now. ron desantis and president biden are keeping in touch. >> he said all hands on deck. he wants to be helpful. he said asked whatever you need. >> this i