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you say you wrote this specifically for ryan. why was he the perfect ken? e, he's so funny, but he's funny because he takes it so seriously. that's where his comedy comes from. honestly, it was like, okay this is for ryan. then we gave the script for the studio. we were like, that's amazing. you know ryan. i have never met ryan. do you know ryan? oh, we're gonna have to get. it took sometime to coordinate everything. i just never saw it with anyone else. the comedy is just so truthful and rooted in real feelings. >> i think he's perfect for this. obviously. something you did, which i love. you took the incredible cast and you had a barbie sleepover before you started filming. what was that like? >> in a way i wanted to do something that felt like part of childhood to bond everyone because so much of making a barbie movie is remembering your childhood. all the barbies had a sleepover. and then the kens came by for like playing charades and stuff and then left when we got into our pajamas. it was the most amazing, fun time. it made everyone feel like a kid. ry

. >> ryan coogler, why did you want to have a hand in telling this coming of age story? i owe steph a lot of favors. man, i owe you a lot of debt. you know, he's been responsible for a lot of pride and just good times for me and my friends and my neighborhood. i wasn't as familiar with this story as i should have been. you know, when i watched the first cut, i was on the edge of my seat. with everything that's going on and people need things that make them feel good, man, things that inspired him and are fun to watch, but also make them think deeply about themselves and how the world views them, how to move to it. and i think this film hits all those boxes. >> much of the documentary focuses on your years spent playing basketball at davidson college. what does your former coach bob mckillop mean to you? >> there is no me on this level without, you know, coach mckillop finding that connection with me coming into my junior year of high school and just the way that he built me up and saw me, you know, my potential more than i even saw for myself at the time. he had been bui

abc 7 is a proud media sponsor and abc7news reporter ryan curry tells us why those at the walk say that they still need to spread awareness. >> a lively start at golden gate park for the thousands who attended this year's aids walk. many carrying signs honoring the people who inspired them to walk. for the 37th year, this raised a lot of money from local efforts to fight hiv and aids. if it were, scientists announced a fifth person who no longer had detectable levels of hiv in their system following a high risk stem cell transplant. despite this progress there is no cure for hiv-aids. millions still live with the virus. >> and a release of numbers, infection rates were up skyrocketing, so that is a little shocking. >> therefore, this aids walk still moves on strongly with bay area residents committed to one day finding a cure. abc 7 was a sponsor of the event and dan ashley participated, sharing stories of people whose lives have been affected by the aids epidemic. >> i'm here, my relative passed away 30 years ago, my sis this is her 25th consecutive year, she made a thousand dollars. >

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abc7news is a proud media sponsor and ryan curry tells us why those at the walk still need to spreadrter: a lively start at golden gate park for the thousands that attended this year's aids walk. many carrying signs with the names of those that inspired them to do the walk. this walk has raised a lot of money. in february scientists in germany announced a fifth person no longer had detective -- the tech double levels of hiv. despite this progress there is still no official cure and million still live with the virus. >> nih just released numbers last week. infection rates are skyrocketing which is shocking. reporter: therefore this walk moves on strongly with bay residents committed to finding a cure. abc 7 was a sponsor of the event. our anchor shared stories. >> my relative passed almost 30 years ago. every year my she made $1000. reporter: also on display the aids quilt which put together now stretches five football fields. each square is designed to honor the life of someone that died from hiv-aids. >> we need a lot of awareness. the quilt is about educating and remembering those

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no one has said why is and we're not sure if she'll face any charges. >> ryan young for us, thank youo you send law enforcement down this road and concern anyone who might care about you like that. >> certainly, a lot of questions. glad she's okay, but still so many questions. ryan yung, thank you. >>> thank you all for joining us. thank you for being here. it was great to have you. this has been "cnn news central." "inside politics" is up next. ♪ at morgan stanley, old school hard work meets bold new thinking. ♪ at 87 yearars old, we still see the world with the wonder of new eyes, helping you discover untapped possibilities and relentlessly working with you to make them real. old school grit. new world ideas. morgan stanley. i'm saving with liberty mutual, mom. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, let me put a reminder on my phone. on the top ofhe pile! oh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪i'm hearing different ways for me to screen for colon cancer.♪ ♪it's time

margot robbie, ryan gosling, chinese propaganda. that's why map. you see right here next to asia. the nine dashes, those dashes signify chinese ownership of the ocean islands and reefs. the chinese believe they owned the south china sea. but they don't. so why did the "barbie" movie about china que? it's a business decision. warner bros. bows down to china more than janet yellen. senator ted cruz joins me now. senator, did you even see the movie? did you just see the stupid map? >> i have not seen the movie. i have just seen the stupid map. i've got to say look, as you just shown, the map is drawn like in crayon. it's roughly a map of the world but china. asia is a big grand box. but right to the east of where china is our than nine dashes. to anyone who is not really focused on geopolitics, those lines don't mean anything. but with those lines indicate is the communist party of china puts out official maps with those nine dashes and they are asserting sovereignty over the entire south china sea. they are saying all of that is china. all of th

so if the filipinos scattering a shelves through malaysia, indonesia, which is why the around indo china, the monsoon, ryans that caused making good progress across the good parts of india. now some really heavy down pulls right up into the north. northern parts of buck stops as well. by the west, just by the way, over the next few days, could coast settings right across the western gas, the dreaming of somewhere more amazing the summer about some disney magic the ones that can go take one single one to find an incredible phase. then you can just take these 3 using this summer feed more and more visit a couple of dotcom or the you're watching out. is there a mind a thought top stories this out as well as the largest assaults and decades. neil pod westbank is then to the a 2nd noise more than a 1000 soldiers backed by as strikes the carrying out raids in the geneva t t count 9. palestinians have been killed. thousands of palestinian civilians to fling the guidance. is there any forces? if i take out that the civilian infrastructure has been damaged electricity lose that has been control for many of us which

ryan. neighbors at the martinez refinery have questions after the potentially-hazardous dust. whyealth officials say this is different from the dust that was released near thanksgiving. >>> plus, hayward still working to solve the problems following the cyber attack. why people ended up wasting their time with the city. >>> a summer school encouraging kids to fight for social change. where kids are having tough but important conversations about gun violence. let's go to vern with sports. >>> all right, sarah! the number one seed is gone as grand slam unfolds. on the women's side, the top seed was trying to win her fourth grand slam in the last year. third set. great rally. the overhead smash! once a top player who took time off, became a mother, and won the deciding set to advance to the semifinals. top-ranked american woman jessica piccola looked to reach her semi-. rallied from down 4-1 in the third set to reach her first semi at the all-england club. >>> i will go out on a limb here! most viewers who have played tennis or watched wimbledon have not played on a grass court. for

margot, robbie, ryan gosling, and chinese propaganda. >> and that's why senator ted s cruz is mad at barbie movie. his beef with barbiez is centers around a map you see right hereo next to asia shows the nine dashes. now, those dashethe nis signify chinese ownership of the ocean islands and reefs. oceathe chinese believe they own the south china sea, but they don't. so why did the barbie movie bow to china? it's a business decision. warner bros. boils down to china more than janet yellen. >> senator ted cruz joins me now. >> so, senator, did you even see the movie or did you just mod d map?e pi >> yeah. no, i have not seen the movie. i've just seen the stupid map.y look and i got to say, look, i mean i mean, as you just the maprawn is is drawn like in crayons. as's roughly a map of the world. but china, you know, asia is just this big crayon box. but then right to the east of where china is, are the nine dashes. and to anyone who's not reallycs focused on geopolitics, those lines don't mean anything. but what thoseedon't me lines ii is the communist party of china thosndrty of c out

the how the system trusts which of the makes sitting next to they say why, where are we saying the assistant stalls and very heavy ryan bowl and saw these type of ship side by side way sitting in the in this very energetic tom and the, the, the assistant extreme hayes and the systems. any rifle is john, you were just saying that this is not far off from pcc productions b i p c c being the expert panel on climate change. that's been looking into this for many years. and catherine, if we knew this was coming well, we prepared that is a very good question indeed. and a s as strongly just saying that what we're seeing today is very consistent with what the obviously sees telling us any text. yeah, this is these turning as if we are looking at a $4.00 degree bullying going forwards. 80 percent of the work reputation might be subjects to extreme heat. so what we're seeing now may not be what we need to expect in the future. the future might actually become quite torres and even to be expected to for me to happen cities around the world and having just for are you prepared for it? so only now after consecutive use of extreme

ryan. but you just did. so. >> stephen: how is the linguine holding up over there? the rigatoni. >> john: whyrm wrestled. i don't know what you were doing. it's good how are you feeling? ready to go for another round? let's go. right over there. there we go. shhhh, shhhh. you want some! come get some! there is no tomorrow! come on! it's time to pay the piper. i am going to give you a merit badge in pain. >> john: is this rock 'em sock 'em robots? is this the official arm wrestling? all i have to do is touch her hand to this. >> stephen: anywhere, break this plane. >> john: does this electrocute us? >> stephen: you just hold on, that's the stabilizer. >> john: i can't believe we are doing this again. >> stephen: it's going .2 be the last time. have you read beowulf because you are grendel and i am ripping that arm off. >> john: you all got that. the most literary audience ever. >> stephen: in hrothgar hall. are you nervous? >> john: do you want to take your jacket off? >> stephen: i don't win through intimidation. it's got to be straight up. you can't start that way. >> john: can i do it later

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why they're trying to kill me. >> reporter: today, circleville's mayor telling us that k-9 officer, ryan speakman, is now facing a review. >> it's an unfortunate situation, and we'd like to get it resolved very, very soon. >> reporter: the local naacp saying that attack brought back horrible memories of dogs used on civil rights activists. >> it saddens me that in 2023, we have officers who are unleashing dogs. >> reporter: david, that mayor, the mayor here tells me that review board will issue a report by monday, but ultimately, any disciplinary action taken is his call. as for that driver, he was treated at the hospital and released, and he faces a fourth degree felony for failure to comply. david? >> david: alex presha in ohio tonight. alex, thank you. >>> there are new developments tonight in the new york serial killer case. this evening, police on the scene of that home outside new york city, and what they have now found in the suspect's home. a vault. and what was inside. here's abc's senior investigative reporter aaron katersky now. >> reporter: tonight, the new images. investigators bringing heavy machine

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why? there is nothing in these videos that will justify, like, a removal, there really isn't. fergus ryane when censorship is taking place. female: people came together. fergus: so, it is possible for content on the app to be promoted or demoted without anyone knowing. female: i'm so sick and tired of every social media platform silencing palestinian voices. fergus: but we also see evidence of how content moderation that takes place in china, how that type of thinking is still applied to tiktok outside of china. avani: tiktok is owned by a chinese start-up, bytedance, which is believed to be worth more than 250 billion dollars. it's heavily regulated by the chinese government, and there's a communist party internal committee in bytedance, which ensures the party's political goals are pursued alongside the company's. fergus: we have to be extra concerned about how apps like tiktok can be used as a vector for censorship and surveillance.

ryan, i do want to begin with you. so, given evan's reporting there, why do you believe the special counsel added the charge around this particular document about iran war plans if he'd returned it in january 2022? does that give you an indication that he has -- the special counsel has testimony that in fact the president was waving a classified document? >> it certainly seems that the special counsel will have testimony and proof that they think they can show beyond a reasonable doubt that that document was being waved around. and the setup for the conversation which trump does supposedly wave this document does seem like it was preplanned. it's not like it just spontaneously came to him. he was trying to rebut something in the media about the idea that the chairman of the joint chiefs had to try to dissuade him from attacking iran so he came prepared with the documents. they've also interviewed anybody who might be preparing the documents bringing them to the room and therefore knowing with a greater level of visibility what that document was. >> understood. karen, the audiotape, trump denies he held up anything. as

why they're only now producing this to the defense. >> all right. thank you very much, evan. i want to go now to ryan goodman, former special counsel of the defense department, van jones, former special adviser, and thanks to all. ryan, let's start with this. we get this superseding indictment. they're talking about efforts to hide and deny surveillance footage. now we find out new footage has come forward. what does this mean? >> it's most curious. >> most curious. >> it's a puzzle, why would be they be subpoenaing for new footage in april of 2023, which is a year after they first subpoenaed for this video footage? and then why did they obtain new footage after the first indictment? so, we do know from at least "the new york times" reporting that the government was very concerned in early may at least that there were gaps in their surveillance footage. that's the big question. there's this idea that mr. taveras, the person in control of surveillance video in mar-a-lago, is the person cooperating with the government, has given them some information. did he then say, well, here's where the gaps are, h

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only in our program, of course, the good ryan belarus is in the program and, by the way, olya has sharply decreased in height. whyyou know, uh, everything is known in comparison, and here you have to look, olya tells you a word, what happened to your height. yes, hello, then we will pass, good, good morning. well , the streets of the city of vitebsk are slowly coming to life. look how beautiful people are walking along the inner streets of the city of vitebsk. i even said the extraordinary people next to me nikita borodin, player of the rubon basketball team, city of vitebsk hello everyone. good morning. well, nikita, high five, first of all, well done for waking up and not overslept, this is the most important thing. let's measure height, but you understand, right? what is nikita and look. now, please, behind our backs, who is hiding one of the tallest people in the world, at least in the 19th century. this is fedor makhnov , a monument was erected to him. e, nikita what was the height of fedor, remember, yes, the height is 285 cm. friends, you heard right 285 cm. the word he was known literally all over the wor

ryan, for people at home who have not been following this closely, can you explain why the senator ist? >> reporter: ellison, it is not uncommon for senators because they have the power of the one senator holding up nominations like this, to view this as a way to exert pressure, or to change policy, but never something as defiant as what we're seeing from senator tuberville. and it is really two ends of this. it is not just the blockade itself, but it is the reason behind the blockade. tuberville does not like the idea that the administration unilaterally decided to allow for this provision to pay for the travel of service members who are in need of abortions and happen to be stationed in a station where abortion is banned, but on the other end of it, he is holding up these military promotions, some of which are very important, from moving forward. and that has military leaders at the highest levels concerned that it is impacting national security. so we are at an impasse here, tuberville has said that he would be willing to release his blockade, if he got a vote on the floor, related

suitcase of red solo cups. [ laughter ] i don't know why someone's not just importing them because it would be - yeah, go gangbusters >> jimmy: your pal, ryan love it. [ cheers and applause this movie is going to crush >> i can't tell you how mortified we were, by the way. we look like we're, like, laughing, having fun, but dying on the inside. >> jimmy: you're like, "oh, my oh." >> died. >> jimmy: you look so cool >> i was, like, this is the most humiliating moment of my life >> jimmy: yeah did you realize it was going to go everywhere, all over the internet >> no. i mean, i knew that we had something serious to shoot in l.a. i knew, okay, once you're doing it serious, you're going to get papped there's probably going to be a a little crowd of people are going to take notice because, you know, the fluor -- you know, we stand out a little in those outfits >> jimmy: you think? yeah, yeah >> and so, i knew there would be a little bit of attention and probably some photos would get out there. but not like it did. it was, like, mad. >> jimmy: yeah >> it was, like, hundreds of people watching. >> jimmy: he said you were so funny in this, and you

ryan it doesn't. there are many ways it could. that is what her case went misdiagnosed. generally speaking, why does this seem to happen so often? his one of the primary culprits. they expect right lower belly pain. somebody doesn't have that, they say this doesn't seem like appendicitis, which seemed to be what happened with alice. i looked at all of her medical charge. take stroke. people say, you have weakness and ability speaking, that stroke but what if somebody comes in with dizziness or headache or fatigue. less clear. people might miss that. cardiac stuff. heart stuff. classic left sided chest pain. that's what people typically think of. what if it is generalized chest pain. the point you make in the study is, you have to be looking out for things other than the most common presentations, if you will, at some of these very common diseases are common problems. >> what questions should patients or people who love the patient's be asking if they are worried that the diagnosis might be wrong? >> first of all, i do think that patients want to brg a clear picture of what is happening. make sure you write on the history of what

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i do think ryan gosling will take the lead a lot of people saying, did they people were saying, why didthought too old for it, but i thought he'd done amazing as ken and he looks good. sorry. looks looks good. sorry. he looks really good in it. but yeah, i think men can enjoy it as well. just that yin and yang between men and women, it's explored a lot in the film. >> it's so annoying in a way. i feel like we haven't had good film releases in cinema for a really, really long time and now i've got to blockbusters really coming out on the same day. >> it's been exciting early because everyone's got because i think everyone's got too in this netflix and too much in this netflix and chill culture and amazon's kind of they just want to of thing where they just want to stream where this it kind of makes you want to go to the cinema and watch something . and cinema and watch something. and i that's what's been i think that's what's been exciting quite exciting and what's been quite surprising . we've had films such surprising. we've had films such as jones and last week as indiana jones and la

why, what happened. >> reporter: now, the incident is being investigated by ohio state highway patrol and circleville p.d., and the town's mayor tells cbs news that the officer who released the k-9 -- that's ryann -- has been placed on paid leave. major. >> errol barnett, thank you. >>> tonight an extensive police search continues at the home of an architect charged with murdering three women whose bodies were dumped near long island's gilgo beach. investigators have been using an excavator, cadaver dogs, and sonar, looking for evidence that could tie rex heuermann to additional murders. today the suffolk county police commissioner described the search as fruitful but did not say what this is a call to women, to appreciate our bodies, to care for all parts, even those hidden, like our armpits. because perfect armpits, do exist! they are stubbly, with marks or shaved, all beautiful and each unique. dove cares for all armpits, it dries instantly and is kind on skin, protecting you all day long. try dove advance care for effective protection that is kind on skin. that's why i choose dove! still l living witith odors? get baback in therere and freshehen instantltly withth new febrereze air mis. fe

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particularly on an issue like abortion, so that's why at this point, he seems prepared to be willing to stand his ground and allow this debate to continue. chris. >> ryanles, thank you for that. >>> the white house press secretary karine jean-pierre was ask about this in the briefing room, and she said republicans must speak out. we are trying to send a message that this is not the way things should be done, and she added it's disrespectful to military members and their families, so this back and forth continues. >>> trump allies now railing against jack smith's letter saying the former president is the target of his investigation into efforts to overturn the election. what's the impact of these attacks at doj? a senior adviser to attorney general merrick garland and a former cia official joins me in 60 seconds. official joins me i 60 seconds ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists photographing thousands of miles of remote coral reefs. that can be analyzed by ai in real time. ♪ so researchers can identify which areas are at risk. and help life underwater flourish. ♪ trump has been phoning his allies on the hill as he faces a possible t

why he tried to get inside and start shooting. wolf, it's obviously concerning with school getting ared to start all across the country. >> very disturbing indeed. ryanhumanitarian aid organization as the security situation in that country is becoming more unstable. cnn's jason carroll is covering the story for us, joining from us middleton, new hampshire, the area she grew up and where her family still lives. what is the u.s. doing to try to get her released? >> reporter: i can tell you, wolf, u.s. officials are working with their haitian counterparts behind the scenes, doing what they can, tracking, monitoring any developments, trying to find out who abducted them and whether or not there are any conditions for their release. the issue is that they can't release very much information about what they do know for fear that it might jeopardize whatever it is they're doing behind the scenes. here's what i can tell you. it was on thursday that alix dorsainvil and her child were abducted from the police where she had been working as a nurse. a place called el roi haiti, a faith-based humanitarian organization. she had been working there. it's located nea

why he was able to sell it to his team. maria: what about the tight credit environment, adam? >> it's becoming less tight as ryan points out, as inflation comes down, and that's like giving everybody a raise. right. as inflation comes down, real buying power goes up. so i think we've seen the worst of it. i know that ryan and i have been saying that for a long time and finally people are coming around to what we're saying. the odds of recession if you look at the strategists on wall street, they say the odds of recession is down to 20%. it was 100% according to the vein rabble strategist -- venrables strategists six months ago. maria: they've been pushing recession out to the end of year, first quarter 2024. we'll get the gdp out tomorrow and gdp has gone from 3 and-a-half percent to 2 and-a-half percent to 1 and-a-half percent and we'll get the latest numbers today -- tomorrow, rather. >> we will. remember, we thought it was going to be 1% gdp growth. now it's going to be 2% gdp growth. so it's actually beating on expectations. that's all it comes down to, what are expectations. clearly they've been way too low

why? >> i heard there's some great tv happening. bedtime stories with ryan.s your "popstart". >> i wonder if they got the original voice actor or is that ai. >> do some "popstart" investigating. i'm curious. >>> we have your back to school shopping covered. now it's time to look ahead because christmas is coming. the rockettes are kicking off five mon >>> a very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia. a homeless man accused in a violent beating in april is scheduled to be arraigned today in san francisco, accused of beating a former fire commissioner with a metal pipe in an altercation caught on camera in the marina district. earlier this month the judge ruled there's sufficient evidence for the case to move to trial. >>> let's get a look at that forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> it's a nice start, nice and cool around the bay area, but will be heating up slightly above yesterday for our inland valleys, headed for the low 90s in the east bay as well as the south bay. tomorrow we are going to continue to see a nice cooldown back to average temperatures

why the donors are worried about that. brendan buck so if that's the senior adviser to how speaker john boehner and paul ryan.ice presidential nominee in 2012. brandon, i think of u.s. a creature of the part of the gop that would both have the sort of staff level and donor level than looking for an alternative to trump, maybe look favorably on desantis coming out for the election. when you take the issue is here? nippy everyone is jumping the gun to early, or what is your assessment of where things stand? >> we may be jumping the gun a little too early, but there are two problems, one is of strategy. getting to the point that you are making, ron desantis seems to have believed that there is a win for him among trump voters. i think what run desantis needs to appreciate is all the people that voted for donald trump are looking for somebody else. they're ready to turn the page, and yet, he is running a very trump like campaign, wants to appeal to trump voters. i think you have to look at people like me who are ready to turn the page, who are rooting for someone on like donald trump, so we don't quite understand

why wouldn't he do it here. >> it will be really interesting to watch. it's going to be busy, as we keep noting. ryanways appreciate it. thank you. >>> "outfront" next, trump showing no sign he intends to drop out of the race, despite being indicted twice. yet as cnn's kay file uncovers, it wasn't actually that long ago trump was saying this. >> we could very well have a sitting president under felony indictment and ultimately a criminal trial. it would grind government to a halt. >>> plus florida governor ron desantis getting slammed by members of his own party for promoting an ad that's being described as homophobic and desperate. desantis, where does the party stand when it comes to the rights of lgbtq americans? so why do we leave so much untapped potentialal on the tab? this is a next level bed, for a nenext level you. my circadian rhythm is kicking your circadian rhythms butt! it's not a competition. i know, but i'm still winning! so, it is a competition. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is now only $899. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep nu

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ryan, sarah huckabee sanders, and kellyanne conway. three people who i have heard in person, behind closed doors, viciously condemn the ex president of the united states. whyhis all week. and it's going to sound deeply ironic coming from me. but i think the biggest threat to our democracy is anonymity. are these people who refused to attach their names to the criticism -- i learned that the hard way. if i have one regret, is that i did not come forward sooner. because when i did, i realized, it made it easier for other people to come forward. those three people i just named have a responsibility to tell people how they actually feel, and he's not misrepresenting their opinions about the danger of donald trump and his allies pose to our republic. >> what happens post trump? i had a very disturbing conversation a few minutes go with anne applebaum, who said that, once you get power, you don't become a nicer. you don't become more magnanimous. you get your power by becoming authoritarian, you just keep on doing. it >> anne is probably one of the best scholars of this in the world. and what i am sure anne we'd emphasize is that, if we go back to, let's say, th

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ryan, let me get to you on the ground with a better sense of what you've seen so far and a better understanding of who william russell is and why what he has to say could be important. >> reporter: yeah. william russell, looking for him at the courthouse right now. we haven't laid eyes on him thus far. it's possible he could have gone in the garage. we think that his testimony is likely scheduled for the morning. his lawyer is due in the courthouse this afternoon. we're still sort of staking out and i think that he's someone we did hear from through the january 6th committee. apparently there are indications he would not have any information to necessarily provide to the committee. we ended up hearing from a different witness who gave very dramatic testimony during the january 6th committee hearing. obviously it's sort of unclear what he could be telling to this grand jury, but him being called back multiple times indicates there's something very essential to this broader issue that they're deciding here or potentially checking his testimony and comparing it to new testimony that they've gotten since then. it does really appear