as long as rosen and donahue were in charge, they told the president they would not publicly back hisims. so trump had to find someone wh would help him do what he wante to steal the election is jeff clarke's name and, by the cemetery seventh in a phone cal with the president. he brought up his a local look, people keep telling me i should change the leisure, people keep telling me you two are not doin her job. i heard jeff clarke is great. people, he could get in there and do something,," and it was surprising to me. >> surprise because the president would have no reason to even know who jeffrey clark was. >> even with the within the department, what had really heard of jeffrey clark. >> but donald trump had unbeknownst to roseann donahue, pennsylvania republican congressman scott perry had brought clark to the oval of office, to meet with president trump december 22nd. >> the day after perry had been amongst republicans in congress would join trump at the white house to discuss overturning th 2020 election. trump also mentioned jeff clark on a separate call with rosen. >> he made wh

i mentioned attorney general rosen b.s.'his way through the call in the middle of a national security crisis. using all the words you hear from a politician, "i'm on it." not a candidate, not an opposition party. no, saying gotta start making arrests. go ahead. >> these are all pieces that need to be investigated. i think the secret service needs to be decapitated. if you can get rid of a couple of crucial days of texts from the secret service, then heads need to roll at the secret service. people need to be fired. agents, not just the chief of staff or the chief of the secret service. to do nothing in a case like this is to agree with the coup. which means that rosen and former secretary of defense, who are trying desperately to clean up their records in front of the january 6th committee, they need to be arrested and put on trial pending the results of the investigation. this can't be let go, because if it is, our country will be let go and our democracy will be let go. i think we actually do have to obey the democratic pr

da rosen feels it's clear this is a hate crime. there are people here from all over the world. >> and yet this perpetrator, the 15 victims. >> we're all. >> hindus. every single one of the hate crimes are incredibly serious because they are really a crime sri. there are a crime against that individual victim. number one, number 2 there, a crime against every person in that individual victims, ethnic or religious community. and then number 3, it's really a crime against all of us as americans who are entitled to fair and respectful treatment. johnson's next court date is november 4th. the da also added that they try to get the judge to require the defendant to go to educational classes. >> about the victims at nick route. he says they not only want to hold the suspect accountable, but they also want to change their mind and heart in san jose. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> happening today, san francisco city officials are going to hold a press conference to update strategies and data on combating drug dealing now, mayor london breed d

vice president pence, bill barr, jeff rosen and others at the department of justice. military to seize voting machines and run new elections. a key lesson of this investigation is this. our institutions only hold when men and women of good faith make them hold. regardless of the political cost. we have no guarantee that these men and women will be in place next time. any future president inclined to attempt what donald trump did in 2020 is now learned to not install people who could stand in the way. with every excuse to justify the conduct of the former president, we ship away the foundation of our republic. indefensible conduct is defended, inexcusable conduct is excused. without accountability, it all becomes normal and it will recur. >> that, my friends, is what making the upcoming midterm elections so important and so pivotal. if in the future leaders with autocratic tendencies like to preempt challenges by placing their own skills and positions of power, who is to say that one day our democratic system won't simply be handed over to a bad actor without even a fi

you >> thank you i now recognize senator rosen who is joining from her office. senator rosen? we are not able to hear you. we are still not able to hear you, senator rosen. do you have a few minutes to help someone technically? i'm going to go to senator moran, we'll be right back with you. thanks. >> madam chairwoman, thank you, very much. i think our panelist here thank you for the technology here on a significant and important topic here for the significance of our country's well-being. let me start, i have a couple of questions. let me start with miss element. during your testimony you mention the future role that this technology can play in support of the agricultural sector. you further comment on the importance of merging these new industries, these businesses. absolutely! there are so many, businesses in agriculture where the u.s. industry has brought so many efficiency to enterprise. agriculture is one where we have seen so much growth and that specific critical market sector. drones can be used from everything to what are traditionally very dangerous crop spraying ae

rosen says people are already making reports. now the police should be notified too. >> the victim in this case may very well believe the ride sharing company is going contact the police and the perpetrator is going to be held accountable. what they don't know is none of that is going to happen. >> however victimmed a evacuate disagrees. >> our experience has been when survivors want to report, they make a report. they are not expecting or desiring for somebody outside of person or entity they reported to do that on their behalf. >> meantime south bay leaders want to see state or local legislation applied to all ride sharing apps. not just eup uber. abc7 news. >> the u.s. supreme court will take up the issue of legal immunity for tech companies about whether they can be held liable for user content. today the high court said it will consider a lawsuit against google. the family of a victim in the paris terrorist attacks spread isis content. a ruling is due by next summer. we want to switch gears to sports. the big win for us at h

of course, acting ajay rosen did take action to defend the government as did many other officials butgressional leadership recognized on a bipartisan basis that president trump wathe only person who could get the mob to end its violence each of the congress, leave the capital and go home. here is senator mcconnell speaking after january 6 about how president trump abandoned his duties and failed to do his job. >> it was obvious. that only president trump could end this. he was the only one. who could. former aides publicly begged him to do so. loyal allies sporadically called the administration. the president did not act swiftly. he did not it was job. he didn't take steps so federal law could be faithfully executed. and order restored. no. >> in the midst of this violent chaos, kevin mccarthy implored donald trump to tell his supporters and the mob to leave the capital and when that didn't work, mccarthy called trump's adult chdren to try to get them to intercede with trump to call off the insurrectionary violence. in our prior hearings, we should you a description of what mccarthy t

places like rosen hotels, other places outside the area of our great partners. why we talk about whole communities, it is not just the government but it is about people coming together. if you do not have insurance, you are not sure about your insurance, you cannot get hold of them, you can contact fema and call their 800 number, if people have communication numbers in the area. somebody outside of that area has that information, they can start getting that with that assistance. a push right now for certain rescue is continuing, really start addressing the temporary housing. for a lot of people if they're able to get out of that area and to get somewhere safe, fema does provide temporary housing. that is basically giving out the ability to state hotels and motels. this is important, you do not have to have money. this is not about whether you can perform for this, this is what fema provides, this is what taxpayers in congress intense for fema to provide. again, for a lot of people that did not have much, that is really the fema focuses on because they are the on

rosen says this is an effort to hold perpetrators accountable.estimates 62 incidents happened in the county in two years by only one incident was reported to police. sandra henry has disagrees that victims automatically expect reports to goes to police and feel mandatory reporting could negatively impact victims. >> went survivors want to report, they make a report. they are not expecting or desiring that somebody else do that on their behalf. >> uber telling abc7news we are clear with survivors in that it is their choice to make. they make that choice, we have teams standing by to support them and law enforcement, but some south bay leaders would also like to see state or local legislation applied to all ride share apps, not just uber. please send saint mary's says a proposal on that is in the works and could be coming later this week. kumasi: on hurricane ina, president biden will be visiting florida tomorrow and the struggle is being blamed for 100 deaths. it is also responsible for billions of dollars in damage. jay o'brien shows us that crew

da rosen feels it's clear this is a hate crime. and there are people here from all over the world. >> and yet this perpetrator, the 15 victims. >> we're all. >> hindus. every single one of the hate crimes are incredibly serious because they are really a crime 3. there are a cripe against that individual victim. number one, number 2 there, a crime against every person in that individual victims, ethnic or religious community. and then number 3, it's really a crime against all of us as americans who are entitled to fair and johnson's next court date is november 4th. the da also added that they try to get the judge to require the defendant to go to educational classes. >> about the victims nick route. he says they not only want to hold the suspect accountable, but they also want to change their mind and heart in san jose. amanda hari kron, 4 news in east bay, oakland, police are investigating that city's 100. >> and first homicides so far this year. it happened on everett avenue around 4 o'clock this morning. the city's glenview neigh

da rosen feels it's clear this is a hate crime. and there are people here from all over the world. >> and yet this perpetrator, the 15 victims. >> we're all. >> hindus. every single one of the hate crimes are incredibly serious because they are really a crime 3. there are a crime against that individual victim. number one, number 2 there, a crime against every person in that individual victims, ethnic or religious community. and then number 3, it's really a crime against all of us as americans who are entitled to fair and respectful treatment. johnson's next court date is november 4th. the da also added that they try to get the judge to require the defendant to go to educational classes. >> about the victims at nick route. he says they not only want to hold the suspect accountable, but they also want to change their mind and heart in san jose. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> explosive new allegations in the death of a los angeles police officer, an attorney for his family is disputing the department's clai that it was an accident. la

da rosen feels it's clear this is a hate crime. and there are people here from all over the world. >> and yet this perpetrator, the 15 victims. >> we're all. >> hindus. every single one of the hate crimes are incredibly serious because they are really a crime 3. there are a crime against that individual victim. number one, number 2 there, a crime against every person in that individual victims, ethnic or religious community. and then number 3, it's really a crime against all of us as americans who are entitled to a fair and respectful treatment. johnson's next court date is november 4th. the da also added that they try to get the judge to require the defendant to go to educational classes. >> about the victims nick route. he says they not only want to hold the suspect accountable, but they also want to change their mind and heart in san jose. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> in the east bay, the top official at oakland's bay tech charter school would like to have armed guards for security on campus. but he says he can't do that because

there are no sis former lab director, dr adam rosen. dorf took the witness stand to defend his testimony at trial last year. this all happened after he showed up at elizabeth holmes house in august , saying he felt bad about her possible fate. attorneys for theranos founder elizabeth holmes are making a last ditch effort to get her four guilty convictions on federal fraud charges overturned. they claim the government star witness expressed remorse and possibly committed misconduct after he showed up at her house on august 8th. there's very very little chance that the judge judge davadilla will give her a new trial on the stand. dr adam rosen dorf stood by every word of his testimony last year about homes, he said, quote. at this point she needs to pay her debt to society. rosen dorf admitted that he showed up at her home in woodside and had a brief conversation with her husband, billy evans. he said he was distressed that holmes's infant child would spend its formative years without a mother and added that quote it's my understanding th

and senator blumenthal and senator rosen.here is aa backlog of critical infrastructure and that's the first story ofve how you move this forwardrd by investing that then those enabling states and localities to invest in the technology themselves. we are strongly supportive but also to look at the rules and then that enables in the united states so in order to move this forward long-term and to scale operations and then implement the committee recommendations as well. >> senator rosen thank you for the support on that bill but the study to get this in place the good news is we're already working on man beyond those operations in the future. and with thosefo efforts moving forward forgetting this to happen. >> my late father-in-law whom i loved dearly was worked in the city of los angeles for over 50 yearshe and would have been so excited for the drone so i think about him today in the technology we will use. thank you madame chair. >> the title came to las vegas aces after they hired a south dakota native to be there coach. [l

there are no sis former lab director, dr adam rosen. dorf took the witness stand to defend his testimony at trial last year. this all happened after he showed up at elizabeth holmes house in august , saying he felt bad about her possible fate. attorneys for thoroughness founder elizabeth holmes are making a last ditch effort to get her four guilty convictions on federal fraud charges overturned. they claim the government star witness expressed remorse and possibly committed misconduct after he showed up at her house on august 8th. there's very very little chance that the judge judge davadilla will give her a new trial on the stand. dr adam rosen, dorf stood by every word of his testimony last year about homes, he said, quote. at this point she needs to pay her debt to society. rosen dorf admitted that he showed up at her home in woodside and had a brief conversation with her husband, billy evans. he said he was distressed that holmes's infant child would spend its formative years without a mother and added that quote it's my understandi

there are nose former lab director dr adam rosen.nd said holmes needs to pay her debt to society. holmes attorneys claim rosen dorf expressed remorse and possibly committed misconduct after he showed up at her home back in august. feeling bad about her possible fate. now the defense team has requested a retrial. with everything that the doctor testified to. unless the judge wasn't listening. there is no way she will be granted a new trial. rosen dorf admitted to having a brief conversation with homes husband at her home. he said he didn't want the children growing up without a mother and believes that homes may be pregnant again. holmes was charged with four counts of fraud and is scheduled to be sentenced november 18th time is 6 36, california's covid state of emergency will finally end in february, governor newsom announced it will land february 23rd, he says california's pandemic response save tens of thousands of lives. protected our economy and build up an unprecedented public health infrastructure. the emergency declaration gav

richard donoghue and jeff rosen, when they learned of mr. clark's proposal, here's what they said when they said they've -- here is why they said they forcefully rejected it. >> your proposal is nothing less than the united justice department meddling in the outcome of an election. this was not based on fact. this is contrary to the fact developed by that apartment of investigation. the response to that effort than barbara to insert itself into the palooka process -- the maryvale have spouted us into a constitutional crisis. >> the only reason this ultimately did not happen is that the white house counsel and a number of justice department officials confronted the president in the oval office. >> we will have a huge personal blowout because you have all kinds of issues with resignations and other issues. that will not be in anyone's issues -- interest. cuesta president ultimately relented only because the entire leadership of the department of justice as well as his white house counsel threatened to resign. the gentlewoman yelled back. the c

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raskin: in this video you just saw senator chuck schumer urging jeff rosen to get president trump to call off the rioters. of course acting ag rosen did take action to defend the government, as did many other officials, but congressional leadership recognized on a bipartisan basis that president trump was the only person who could get the mop to end its violent seizure of the congress, leave the capitol and go home. here senator mcconnell speaking after january 6 about how president trump abandoned his duties and failed to do his job. [video clip] >> it was obvious that only president trump could end this. he was the only one. former aides publicly said you have to do so. loyal allies frantically calling the administration. the president did not act swiftly, he did not do his job, he didn't take steps of federal law to be faithfully executed an order restored. no. [end of video clip] rep. raskin: in the midst of this violent chaos, kevin mccarthy implored donald trump to tell his supporters in the mop to leave the capitol, and when that did not work mccarthy called trump's adult chil

had a hand in leading the efforts to overturn the election, vice president pence, bill barr, jeff rosen and others at the department of justice. state rep and officials, white house staff who blocked proposals to mobilize the military to seize voting machines and run new elections. capitol police aided by metropolitan police. other federal on board and the national guard who arrived later in the afternoon. why would americans assume that our constitution and institutions in our republic are invulnerable to another attack? our institutions only hold the men and women -- when men and women of good faith make them hold. any future president inclined to attempt what donald trump did in 2020 has learned not to install people who can stand in the way. the ruling of a record because we as citizens pledged to accept and honor them. most importantly, our president who has a constitutional obligation to faithfully execute the laws. what happens when the president disregards the court rulings as illegitimate? when he disregards the rule of law? that breaks our republic. finally, as you viewed the

rosen should have been doing or was doing.hink this is a situation when the heat of the moment where people are disstressed and trying to get something to happen. none of the people there are in a position to make the things happen that needed to happen. so i don't know what to make of it, frankly. i'm not prepared to say who was at fault among that group. i think the people at fault were others than the people on that particular phone call. >> the committee's investigation is happening at the same time as the justice department is investigating donald trump. cnn legal am list elly hoenig has written this. "it is humiliating for doj to wind up in this position relative to the committee, give than prosecutors have vastly superior investigative tools. the justice department can execute search warrants, attain wiretaps, issue grand jury subpoenas and use the threat of prison time to flip coop ray fors. yet, the committee has surged ahead of doj." do you think that's fair criticism? >> well, yes and no. certainly there is a sense

rosen hamilton lied and said he escaped. johnston couldn't come back up the next day or they would know something was going on. so he has to live in the dungeon and sewage with rats. now, rosen. hamilton. they get a little bit of food every day and a little water every day. they have to save enough food and water to sneak down at night. so now two men are share and there's not to keep one man alive. i estimate that each man was getting about two thirds of the caloric intake you needed to live. so it's a slow death. now, two men with not enough food for two men are sharing it with a third. they were often put in solitary. they had something called the lottery of death or the libby lottery. the turner. the commandant would get six colonels and say, draw six straws. whomever gets the short one bang as form of terror, you never knew when your name was going to be called. so that was those were some of the some of the challenges that they had. the one thing that they did have to help them was this woman crazy. bette. elizabeth va

both just very rosen is the presidency of the national constitution center, 50 mccaw screen says thes law center. that does it for me. thanks for watching. belichick asked me every saturday on sunday morning 8 to 10 eastern. if you didn't see the whole show, it is available on a podcast. you can listen to the show on the. you can find it where we find our podcasts. stay here, jonathan capehart begins right now. ns right now a devastating toll, the number of fatalities from hurricane ian spikes dramatically as new images show the scope of the destruction. the head of fema joins me live with the latest on federal relief efforts. a texas sized showdown. better o'rourke joins me with an exclusive interview after his first and only debate with texas governor, greg abbott. still in denial, the wife of supreme court justice, clarence thomas, tells the january six committee she still believes the 2020 election was stolen. questions remain about what she told her husband. and, the newest supreme court justice officially takes her place in history. >> i have a seat at the table now. i am ready

it will determine if the government engaged in misconduct with adam rosen's examination during her trialeaning that her sentencing will be pushed to a later date possibly between november and january. jobina: the post office is holding a mega hiring event to ramp up for the shipping season. representatives from the usps will be at 23 locations across the state from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. they are looking to fill 1500 jobs. some jobs could become permanent and if you are looking for more information about the jobs or locations go to usps.com/ careers. kumasi: the bay area economy is recovering from the pandemic and tech companies are cutting back. we have heard reports from doc you sign moving ahead --docugsign working with layoffs and meta not filling open positions. the chamber of commerce is tracking impacts the local economy. >> right now they are regrouping. i think of these as birth pangs or maybe you want to think of them as aftershocks from the pandemic. i am a believer that we are going to get it all back in shape and in the right direction and that is up. kumasi: they believ

and dr rosen. dorf admitted he did have a brief conversation but the husband of elizabeth holmes at her home, but he said he didn't want the children growing up without a mother and believes that elizabeth holmes may be pregnant again. elizabeth holmes was charged with four counts of fraud and is scheduled to be sentenced on november 18th. governor newsom announced yesterday. california's covid state of emergency will end february. 23rd governor says the state's pandemic response saved tens of thousands of lives, protected the economy and build up an unprecedented public health infrastructure. the emergency declaration gave the state government and the governor broader powers for executive action during the pandemic. the governor's office says the state will continue to use a plan designed to maintain preparedness to help support communities and quickly respond to outbreaks. stanford will end mask mandates in classrooms and on university shuttle starting monday. university leaders say the decision

with a class for leader development >> reporter: general beagle did more than that, inviting sarah rosen krantz and her students to visit the base they learn about the army. for many this is their first exposure to military hivelife bn what they know from pop culture. >> they come in and see that you have over 150 job specialities they're blown away, anywhere from veterinarian to lawyer. >> reporter: and their brainchild is growing with other bases around the country creating mentor programs only 23% of americanare eligible to serve. the future prep course is helping. >> we have young men and women that want to serve, that have some challenge on the academic and physical side, we want to give thes 90-day mini boot camp helps them meet standards. the army chief says over time, today's recruiting shortfalls will impact readiness. >> we have the soldiers that we need to product the nation what i'm concerned is long term, you know i'm looking over the next two to three years. >> reporter: some members of congress have questioned the pentagon's priorities and whether they are hurting recruiti

emily ratajkowski is in conversation this evening with hanna rosen the audit trail director at "new york" magazine first publishedg emily's essays by myself back which iss the magazine's most -- read of the year. previously hanna was the cohost of -- and has written for the atlantic the "washington post" and "the new yorker" among others. later in the program we'd love to hear your questions and to be invited to lineup at the standing microphones in either i'll. following the event sign books will be for sale in the main lobby. thank you all again here and at home for being with us tonight and please join me in giving a warm welcome to emily ratajkowski and hanna rosen. [applause] >> hi everyone. [applause] thank you so much for being here. >> hi everyone. [applause] how exciting. thank you for coming to washington. >> thank you for having me and thank you for being here. >> this book is so personal and i was thinking if i just start right and it will be a therapy session so the construct they came up with is like i'm reporter: and you are adele. can we do that? >> i'm a quick learner so

. >>> paul rosen is serving as senior counsel for the whitewater investigation. there you heard it from the judge saying that bonnon shows no remorse for his actions. bannon responding saying he has no reason to apologize because he did nothing wrong. factoring all of that in, how do you expect the judge to rule? >> well nobody made any money with predictions like this but if i had to guess, it may toward the top end. it may not be six months, but it ma may be four or five. especially with the judge correctly noting that bannon has showed no remorse and the judge recognizing that this is fundamentally not just about bannon, but about respect for the process. bannon's contempt of congress is basically an assault on the rule of law. and an assault on the idea that everybody must respond to lawful demands from congress or from a grand jury for example. and that is the type of thing that judges take seriously. because they are in the end the keepers of that process. >> so in a senses you using the as a public example. overnight two prominent witnesses, kenny -- kelly

rosen did make moves. but congressional leadership recognized on a bipartisan basis that president trump was the only person that could get the mob to end their violent siege of the congress, leave the capitol and go home. here's senator mcconnell speaking after january 6th about how president trump abandoned his duties and failed to do his job. >> it was obvious. only president trump could end this. he was the only one who could. former aides publicly begged him to do so. loyal allies, frantically called the administration. the president did not act swiftly. he did not do his job. he didn't take steps so federal law could be faithfully executed and order restored. no. >> in the midst of this violent chaos, kevin mccarthy implored donald trump to tell his supporters to leave the capitol. when that didn't work, mccarthy called trump's adult children to try to get them to intercede with trump to call off the insurrectionary violence. we showed you a description of what mccarthy told jamie herrera butler with

rosen because you are declaring of election fraud? >> towards the end of the meeting, the president was getting very agitated and he said, people tell me i should just get rid of both of you. i should just remove you and make a change in leadership. put jeff clark in. maybe something will finally get done. >> that's trump's number two in the department of justice at this point? the committee revealed damaged evidence about the ex president 's willingness to use any means necessary. not just the jostling, not just the applying pressure, the phone calls, the face to face meetings and then getting agitated and yelling, but leading up to january 6th, he was explicitly warned that violence could happen. on that day, he was warned that people who had come to see him were armed and he wanted to personally lead and armed mob to the capital, again to overthrow the rightful government and install himself as the first authoritarian leader in american history. as white house aide cassidy hutchinson told the committee -- >> the president said some

conversation between speaker pelosi and senator schumer talking to acting attorney general jeffrey rosen. take a listen. >> will you get the president to make a statement to ask them to leave the capitol? >> so my guess we're coordinating this quickly -- >> no, no, no, please answer my question. answer my question. does that include asking the president to get these people who are followers to leave the capitol? >> it's already too late for that. >> the acting attorney general there in a tough spot. does he have the power to do anything? what should he have done? what's your take on this? >> well, there's no doubt about it that the administration slowed everything down. we know this. you know, the department of defense didn't do anything. the attorney general didn't do anything, and it's pretty clear they didn't do anything because the former president trump didn't want anything done. you know, nobody says it quite so clearly, but actions speak louder than words. you know that saying. and nobody at the administration was doing anything to move things alongespite the request -- repeated r

this was then acting attorney general jeffrey rosen, who replaced bill barr. these are two individuals who are -- who left knowing and rosen who came in knowing -- just how long donald trump and others had been working within the doj, which was at the time not known to the congressional leaders to stage these coups. he's on the other end of the line, and they're telling him, hey, this is a national security and law enforcement event. you need the president and security to solve it. >> they're breaking windows and going in, obviously ransacking our offices and all the rest of that. that's nothing. the concern we have about personal harm -- >> safety! >> just transcends everything, but the fact is, on any given day they're breaking the law in many different ways. and quite frankly, much of it at the instigation of the president of the united states. and now if he could at least -- somebody -- >> yeah, why don't you get the president to tell them to leave the capitol, mr. attorney general, in your law enforcement responsibility. a public statement they should all

rosen says people are already making reports. now the police should be notified too. >> the victim in this case may very well believe the ride sharing company is going contact the police and the perpetrator is going to be held accountable. what they don't know is none of that is going to happen. >> however victimmed a evacuate disagrees. >> our experience has been when survivors want to report, they make a report. they are not expecting or desiring for somebody outside of person or entity they reported to do that on their behalf. >> meantime south bay leaders want to see state or local legislation applied to all ride sharing apps. not just eup uber. abc7 news. >> the u.s. supreme court will take up the issue of legal immunity for tech companies about whether they can be held liable for user content. today the high court said it will consider a lawsuit against google. the family of a victim in the paris terrorist attacks spread isis content. a ruling is due by next summer. we want to switch gears to sports. the big win for us at h

what we wanted to do things different role as they did outside and with rosen safely. so it was natural for us to occupy this nation or in the lock and a half less. next is doing quite well because i'm with guns, good. divine deal, wine. that is produced here in saxony. can i buy it anywhere jonathan? asthma, it's available over the internet. most vineyards have an online order service. but most of the sacs and wine is drunk here, and saxony, abo of that caused her. the 6th by this'll take, share of germany's total wine production comes to justice, 0.2 percent, and a 1000000 unto from new komatsu. by a put centers, i chose how little it is been a lot more wine as drunken saxony than grows here. i feel vexed if there are many stories about august, the strong he said to have drunk 3 leaders of wine daily. is that correct? as a happy slab as well, and said that he drank 2 to 3 bottles a day on good days and cheerful company might have been as many a 6 or 7. yes. me that he drank excessively or for both as i'm fault on that, but compared to his father, johan gale. the 3rd

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now let santa clara police chief pat nick ally to send this letter to county district attorney jeff rosen asking him to investigate potential violations of the public meeting. laws, potential misappropriation of public funds, potential violation of the city's prohibition on accepting lobbyist gifts and the termination of city management. the report called

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i sent a letter to county district attorney jeff rosen asking him to investigate whether there were potential violations of public meeting laws, potential misappropriation of public funds, potential violation of the city's prohibition on accepting lobbyist gifts and the termination of city management. the report called unsportsmanlike conduct alleges 5 members of the santa clara city council are not acting in the best interests of the city and the city council voting bloc puts the forty-niners interests ahead of the city's interests. the 60 page mashup of assumptions >> it's basically cherry picked evidence. we have newspaper stories in campaign slogans, the grand jury to fame council members without giving them the opportunity to defend themselves. it is pure and simple is a political hit piece. >> city councilman and mayoral candidate anthony becker is one of the 5 named in the grand jury report. well, he is not against the da investigating. he says there is no merit to the grand jury report. basically it's all opinions with no teeth to the findings. the forty-niners are equally outraged in

there are no sis former lab director, dr adam rosen.ess stand to defend his testimony at trial last year. this all happened after he showed up at elizabeth holmes house in august , saying he felt bad about her possible fate. attorneys for theranos founder elizabeth holmes are making a last ditch effort to get her four guilty convictions on federal fraud charges overturned. they claim the government star witness expressed remorse and possibly committed misconduct after he showed up at her house on august 8th. there's very very little chance that the judge judge davadilla will give her a new trial on the stand. dr adam rosen dorf stood by every word of his testimony last year about homes, he said, quote. at this point she needs to pay her debt to society, admitted that he showed up at her home in woodside and had a brief conversation with her husband, billy evans. he said he was distressed that holmes's infant child would spend its formative years without a mother and added that quote it's my understanding that miss holmes may be pregnant