and sidney her husband's books and sidney wrote about several travel books on their expeditions so and then there were otherpeople who knew her . from philip barry the playwright to others who wrote about her. >> you said she played the ditzy blonde. the nazis, did they think he knew anything or she treated her as a special person? >> initially they might be suspicious that she was a spy and they were all spies but she managed to pull it off and in part , the nazis knowledge on postwar analysis by the americans knew very little about the oss. so gertie just was convincing and she had essentially worked in an office so she was quite convincing about describing herself as a file clerk in some senses she was a file clerk except she was filing top-secret material. >> the girls were estranged from their mother, how did they feel about their father because he died in 47 but did they look at the relationships left by him to ? >> that i know less about. i think they were, lenny in particular was not happy with either of them and blamed both of them for a sense of abandonment as a child. that l

maria: sidney powell what can you say about that?ion over one year's period to write these studies and yet, he was wanting into all of the trump campaign people? >> oh, yes he was clearly a cia /fbi operative running through the office of net assessment and the pentagon by colonel james baker who was his handler there, and paid the amount of money to do what he was doing essentially under the table, and then the fbi used that as part of the pre-text to interview him, and setup the entire false narrative, framed general flynn, offered the 302's after february 10 to make statements sound wrong when they were not, so general flynn didn't even say though things. maria: you're making another filing public tomorrow, correct? you want all of these charges dropped against general michael flynn? >> yes, right now technically we're asking for the additional exculpatory evidence the government has been hiding for several years. there's a lot more evidence out there that would explain that the general was absolutely truthful with the agents to t

sidney was love of her life. she subsequently had a brief five-year unhappy marriage, and ended in divorce and subsequently a single woman who continued to travel and the world and continue to be involved in scientific expedition hate into life, and she died just short of '98 in 2,000 at her estate in south carolina. one of her two daughters would not attend funeral that's how bad blood was and it remain bad through their lives, and the other daughter beau did. but ultimately beau sold the -- sold estate outside charleston which is still intact but he would by another private owner. so gurdy you know never quite had an experience like world war ii again but she had a rich and full and life and she -- you know, continued to live life with great enthusiasm. >> yes. >> you had access to her journal and diaries. did any of her relatives or family members who were still living when you were writing the book talk to you? >> yes. i spoke to grandchildren, and may have her daughters may not have thought much of her as a

we'll be taking that up with sidney powell tomorrow evening.oining us tonight, tom fitton, president of judicial watch. let's start with first of all, sidney powell's defense of general flynn. it looks as though there has been an absolutely atrocious mischarge i of just d miscarriage of justice against the general. >> the justice department is saying anything sidney powell is saying can't be taken with any veracity by a court. in this case judge sullivan. if i were the attorney general in the least i would freeze the case to examine issues of misconduct. judge sullivan in the long run will take a look at this case and demand accountability from the justice department. and attorney general barr needs to get ahead of the bar here and take some leadership saying we don't understand what went on under the last attorney general in terms of the targeting of general flynn. we need to figure this out given the allegations. it's not based on conjecture. it looks like they hid 302 material. lou: they say they can't find 302s. sidney powell is alleging it

his defense attorney, sidney powell. an nbc anchor admitting her network stopped an explosive story about jeffrey epstein. stay with us. president trump: the american people are fed up with democrat lies, hoaxes and slander, the democrats' outrageous conduct has created an angry majority that will vote the do-nothing democrats the hell out of office. lou: the hell out of office. president last night on the radical dimms efforts to subvert and overthrow his presidency. now lev parnas is reportedly cooperating with the investigation. he's willing to testify after previously rejecting those requests. the roger stone circus has begun. day one of stone's trial off to a hectic start. altercations in the hallway between people connected to the case, a pro expect tough juror was carried out on a stretcher, and stone leaving the proceedings complaining about food poisoning. project veritas releasing hot mic footage of abc anchor claiming abc killed her story that would have exposed epstein three years ago. >> we realized jeffrey

but eisenhower symbolizes how unsupervised sidney godley was.so undoubtedly eisenhower remove something from secretary of state but the only people to cia who had an idea of what godley was doing where the director helms the person in between him and godley, both of those people understood if godley was doing horrific things in his experiments were variability and probably people were being killed, those of us in other kinds of work might think somebody was doing something like that working for us we would want to get some details and find out what was happening. his response was opposite, from where they understood but no less they wanted to know about them. they never asked and did not want to know, this is obedience not only to cia but the culture of secret service is in general. ignorance is an asset. people want to know too much. and because of that godley was able to act completely on his own. it was extra added asset that later on when it becomes public at least they did to a certain point, people in the cia and above the cia are able to

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. >> sidney, any one of those things sounds bad. you just named like five bad things.g lays it out. what are people to take away from all of this suspicious smoke and the message coordination that you wrote about that we just showed where fox and trump and everyone wants to build this person up as if they're an award-winning journalist when what you're arguing is they're associated with indicted individuals and foreign money, to some degree. and "the hill" has previously gotten caught publishing material that was secretly funded to the degree that mueller was investigating it as breaking foreign lobbying laws, where does it all land from here? >> we need to get to -- you know, unpack each of the dolls and john solomon, when we look at his work, we see giuliani with whom he had a business deal, was trying to develop one, and with whom he is working hand in glove. and giuliani sent his bogus articles to secretary of state mike pompeo. >> right. >> in order to fire u.s. ambassador marie yovanovitch. and that was a very deliberate disinformation operation on solomon's part

why is this so significant, sidney?for the entire case against mr. flynn depends on what the agent said that he said in the interview that they didn't warn him about or, you know, taking it verbatim recoverinrecording or anything . so the entire case depends on what these two agents said. and though we are realizing 18 months later they are looking at their file and realizing, oh, by the way, we got the names of the two agents crossed on the notes? the notes you thought were mr. strozk's that we told you were strozk's, they were not, they were the other agent's, and vice versa? it's appalling. what else have they gotten wrong. we can't trust anything they say. the more reason we have to ask judge sullivan to produce every single document out of the fda fbifile, produce the original 32 which is still missing. they can't explain that. the only way it can be missing if it's affirmatively destroyed and there would be evidence of that, so they have a lot of explaining to do. >> shannon: a reminder, three oh twos are the even

sidney powell is reviewing one act of corruption. corruption and incompetence is a toxic combination. but that appears to be precisely what was at work in the prosecution of general flynn. and you, it's terrible. i have got to ask you about another national security advisor, that's john bolton. he's sending out messages, he says it probably goes without saying but then he goes on to tweet. the country's commitment to our national security priorities is under attack from within. i would agree the entire country is under attack. but in my opinion, kt, it's under attack by dimms who are relentlessly going after this president and trying to stop his administration and a justice department and fbi that still require a tremendous rehabilitation if they are to ever have a public image of integrity again. >> i think what people fail to realize, or maybe they don't care. these impeachment hearings. these continuous investigation when they are smoke in mirrors. if america is weak at home or divide at home. our adversaries see that. they think

well you don't actually know what it says sidney increasing we haven't got accurate figures that is there's no daughter that one can rely on but we know that it is certain creasing and that is an abundance of supply and we are picking up more and more issues around the use of heroin in south africa right shaun said it as we've seen it from the a protectionist in our report law enforcement isn't helping. absolutely not we've got a little problems with the the whole way that drugs are managed and you know we deal with the use of drugs i think communities and law enforcement eventually become part of the problem becoming just another defector gang in the situation we're who with bribery and corruption is is the sort of standard in fact in parts of south africa law enforcement called to call drug users 80 ns automatic teller machines while and what effect is this having on south african communities the communities affected by by this heroin and healthy use well you know the issues that the communities as such disintegrating you know we finding more problems in communities and that's driving the

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sidney will give a security overvieoverview and i will discs leasing and tenant improvements. when we last met discussions with regard to amtrak had not been finalized. since that time, amtrak decided to relocate to the street-level island at mission and fremont and it is the same island that sam-trans uses. this was effective on october 28th and they are currently vacating the temporary terminal this month. other transit activity as of note -- transit center activity as of note is the executive director mentioning on-site dental will be ready to open on monday, november 18th. the top picture is a completed exam room and it is washed in blue light because they have a lighting system that can individually adjust to each exam room according to patient's needs and fitness assess is moving full steam ahead to open on december 27th. they are currently conducting on-site membership drive. lastly, phil's is targeting the end of january, so at that point, almost half the center will be open for business. this slide is to provide you a visual of the activities of the three tenants star

in my case, paul sidney did this over a case of years and as she continued to scam different victims, some of them she used that money to pay benefits to pay other victims that she said they would receive money month to month. she scammed others in order to pay paul when she had stolen from him. if there's an avenue to allow prosecutors, well, to tie into resources of that defendant and be able to, they're required to make payment but often times we find it's over a period of time, and they set a nominal fee and that family has lost thousands and millions of dollars. >> i would echo the same sentiments. the challenge we face in some of the investigations we conduct is that they have been burning through in a typical ponzi scheme where they've spent what they had from before. so sometimes getting assets to recover they just don't exist. they've already been expended or distributed. in those cases it's challenging. one thing i do feel compelled to share is through aarp's fraughtd watch network, families can reach out and get a live person that can help them navigate these circumstances.

in a reply to sidney powell they argue that there were no material changes made to the 302s.hey said even if an earlier draft exist, there is no reason to believe it would materially differ from the agent's notes. congressman adam schiff learning credence to republican concerns the intel committee chairman would block their witnesses from testifying in the impeachment inquiry. >> we have asked for a prover of what witnesses they believe will be relevant and we have concerns they will be used to smear and used for other purposes. david: do you think michael flynn has a chance with his lawyers for a review? >> it will depend on the specific factual layout of those questions and what was said. those issues are generally extraordinarily fact dependent. but it seemed like a non-dee nile denial. >> on to the impeachment inquisition. for all the talk of openness that we have from speaker pelosi. there is still a close investigation going on. >> correct. the closed door depositions are continuing. david: so the suggestion it's all out in the open is nonsense, is it not? >> publicly t

. >> reporter: wow and for the first time, sidney, a dancer born without a hand, beating out thousandso earn her spot, on stage, in distinguishable from the others, unless you're a sharp-eyed little girl who is also missing a limb. >> one of girls looked up at her mom and said i'm going to be a rockette when i'm older and that like broke me. >> reporter: it is easy to get emotional surrounded by rockettes and impossibly not to feel included even if you're a clumsy correspondent trying out some tricks of the trade. >> i'm light-headed just from doing that it is crazy. >> behind the scenes we're completely different women but when we're on stage, we're like one. >> reporter: and hopy and dirsi fill all of us with more holidaw york. >>> and we are very lucky to have the rockettes, across the three neighbors at rock center happy holidays to you. thanks for coming out. that is nightly news for this friday i'm lester holt. thank you for watching and good night right now at 6:00, broke into his home. hear from a man about a reason he says he's still alive. >>> pg&e defending its decision to s

officials greatest fear is that the blazes sidney graham fire retired and dropped by a plane covers everything on the outer edges of sydney's suburbs. but they're already saying they're fighting a losing battle given the forecast for very hard and lucky severe conditions ahead as we head into this way again and another really hot burst of it coming through new south wales on choose die and wednesday of next week we simply aren't going to get the upper hand on all of these fars bushfires are regular occurrence during australian summers but this year's intensity and extremely early arrival of the wildfire season have led to an acute political debate over the impact that climate change is having on the country small nervous. you're watching t w news still to come aiming for gold to meet the young indian boy who's refusing to let a tragic accident get in the way of his dream that story coming up in just a moment. most schools in southern iraq are closed after teachers announced a general strike in support of the protest movement that has rocked the country now for 6 weeks in recent days as securit

. >> reporter: and for the first time sidney a dancer without a hand, beat out thousands for her spotthe stage, in distinguishable from the others unless you're a sharp eyed little girl who is also missing a limb. >> and one of the girls locked up at her mom and said i'm going to be a rockette when i'm older and that broke me. >> reporter: it is impossible not to get up close and not feel included even if you're trying out the trade. >> i am light-headed just from doing that that is crazy. >> reporter: behind the scenes we are completely different women. but when we get on the stage, we are like one >> and they hope their unity and diversity will help fill all of us with more holiday cheer gadi schwartz, nbc news, new york. >>> and we are very lucky to have the rockettes as our across the street neighbors at rock center happy holidays to all of you thanks for coming out. that is nightly news for this friday i'm lester holt. for alof us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ keep my glass full until morning light, 'cause i'm just holding on f

here's sidney palm in london. >> reporter: queen elizabeth is known for her stylish fashion choices. wardrobe. >> it's the right thing to do. she should have done it earlier, and it's a good thing. i hope more people get inspired by it. >> i think they've always been fairly progress. it's a fairly progressive stance. >> reporter: the senior dresser to the queen revealed the clothing change in her book. she says any new outfits made for her majesty will not contain real fur. fur has been part of the queen's wardrobe for decades. animal rights groups have criticized the royals for doing it. >> she feels i think it's in tune with public mood, but more importantly it's in tune with what she feels like doing now. >> reporter: palace aides say the queen won't get rid of her existing outfits, so she'll still wear fur from time to time. like during the state opening of parliament when her majesty dons a ceremonial robe which is made with fur. animal rights groups are applauding the faux fur decision with peta posting on twitter they're raising a glass of gin and dubernet, the queen's favorit

multiple directions the fires could be taking this area has 6000000 people and the affected area sidney of course a huge city it's under threat can you tell us more you are talking about the precautions being taken what's being done for the rural areas and could this affect sitting. well that's the big question at the moment so far it appears should remind a dog still it's notice but no longer there was a bush on the outskirts of sydney a report of an hour or 2 ago it was quickly extinguished as you say city is a big city it's got 5000000 people living there and a lot of people are very very concerned about the possibility of fires moving in from the blue mountains where there's a lot of forest and also from the north and the south where there are vast areas of national park and if those fires all of those parts of the city where the out of line areas were ignited then the danger is as far as could be blown into urban areas and as many as $100000.00 homes at risk ok we're seeing images here of the smoke already covering sydney and these fires of course already have a political dimension

in a reply to sidney powell they argue that there were no material changes made to the 302s.y said even if an earlier draft exist, there is no reason to believe it would materially differ from the agent's notes. congressman adam schiff learning credence to republican concerns the intel committee chairman would block their witnesses from testifying in the impeachment inquiry. >> we have asked for a prover of what witnesses they believe will be relevant and we have concerns they will be used to smear and used for other purposes. david: do you think michael flynn has a chance with his lawyers for a review? >> it will depend on the specific factual layout of those questions and what was said. those issues are generally extraordinarily fact dependent. but it seemed like a non-dee nile denial. >> on to the impeachment inquisition. for all the talk of openness that we have from speaker pelosi. there is still a close investigation going on. >> correct. the closed door depositions are continuing. david: so the suggestion it's all out in the open is nonsense, is it not? >> publicly the

after that, stephen kinzer explores the work of sidney gottlieb the head of the cia mk ultra mind control program that was dissolved in the mid-70s. [inaudible background conversations] ..... >> i will give a quex introduction then ask a few questions and use the last ten or 15 minutes for audience questions we will have a microphone set up here in the back.and another in the please silence your cell phones for echo even before she finished studying at oxford before 9/11 before her writing mentor daniel pearl was already invested in international affairs taking a great risk out of burma when just one year out of high school she got a masters in terrorism where she developed an algorithm that could predict terrorist attacks based on 200 years of data at 21 she was recruited to the cia to analyze classified cables from foreign governments and was selected for advanced operation training to infiltrate terrorist networks working undercover as an art dealer. it's not a huge surprise to hear the novel come to life she and her husband who is alsoll a spy had to talk in code all the time the hous

it happens with jim barrack and sidney blumenthal. it's not a problem it's not hysterical.s a counter argument to why the president was interested. it's not 2020 an opponent. it's 2016 and what they did to destroy his first three years in office. judge jeanine: he has an obligation if not a requirement to check to see what the genesis was of the russian'ing interest force because they tried to create a coup. i love your book, i lot of alamo. i love the story. can you make a connection to contemporary politics with your history? >> i was just with 1,000 texans the last 8 hours here in two separate stops. ken starr held an event for me in waco. these people have great pride. i want to tell the texas story and tell them it's your story. the texas fight for freedom of is every bit the american fight for freedom and liberty. if you counter oppose that to what we are seeing now, instead of giving me an opportunity in america to be successful. when the mexican government got in the way and threw out the constitution. that's when they rose up. we don't seem to care. we want to get

sidney is at especially high risk. it's the first time the city has seen such a high threat level since the fire warning system put in place in 2009. at least 71 bush fires are burning. the smoke is so intense you can see it from space. and it's drifted all the way to new zealand. three people have been killed and more than 100 homes lost. >> if you're watching internationally. thank you so much for being with us. inside africa is next. stay tuned in the united states. we'll have more news after the short break. >>> welcome back to cnn "newsroom." house democrats are not asking mick mulvaney to testify publicly in the impeachment inquiry. the white house chief of staff wants a court to decide whether he has absolute immunity in the impeachment probe. team trump is laying out strategy for wednesday's public hearing and not exactly in line with republicans in congress. cnn has the report. >> reporter: as public hearings loom in the impeachment inquiry president trump is pleading with republicans not to stray from talking

paul: good morning, from sidney. shery: from new york, i'm shery ahn, welcome to day break asia.y launder scandal claims one. big corporate deals help lift schwab kicks off

on tuesday september 10th sidney blumenthal will tell about his recently released volume number three of his biography of abraham lincoln 1856 through 1863 to find more out about these programs please visit our website you will also find printed materials with upcoming events as well ass sign-up sheets to have the electronic version of the monthly calendar. joining the cia in 1985 as a special agent after september 11 he was a cia member of a small diplomatic11 team for afghanistan then he became deputy director for orterrace center and stayed there through 2005 the first deputy director of the fbi national security branch that later became the senior orintelligence advisor receiving numerous awards for his comments about terrorism have been featured in broadcast andnd print news now he's in a company specializing in consultancy public speaking about security issues. a senior fellow at the new america foundation and the george washington university homeland security policy to serve as senior global advisor to a british based firm and sits on the advisory board for the national counter

fires are burning on the eastern australia coast covering sidney and owe areas in a blanket of smoke. pollution is looming as one of the biggest concerns. the burning fires had claimed the fires of at least four people. >> time right now is 5:51. one rule, no man allowed. we'll give you a tour of >> we are excited about the holidays. we have the building lighting ceremony going on this evening at the embarcadero center. i'll be out there and, of course, our entire morning cheap. michelle, kenny and gianna. come on out and say hi. we have the weekend forecast. coming up. >>> looks like traffic is starting to stack at the bay bridge. metering lights are on. working your way toward the toll plaza this morning shall not quite back up to the maze yet. morning drive getting in full swing. looks better across the upper deck. foreclosures are still in place on howard streets between third and fourth. golden great bridge looking good. >>> we are taking an inside look at a hotel where men are not allowed. >> located in spain. and that's the first resort exclusively for women. >> it include fema

she just ran i said sidney, you just ran, you just won. she said no, i have to do it again.'s running in 2020. i thought she would have like six years, i said cindy, it's only like a year. cindy hyde smith, she's incredible. she's tough, and smart, and strong, and she is with us all the way. cindy hyde smith. ms. smith: is this guy incredible or what? [applause and cheers] we have got a president we can be proud of. let me tell you something, this tuesday, mississippi can send a message to the entire nation. we can let the liberal democrats with their socialist agenda know it may be alive and well in the heart of nancy pelosi, but it is dead in mississippi. [applause and cheers] we can let them know we don't want open illegal borders for drug smugglers to come through them. we can let them know that to kill an unborn baby is not a human right. it is a human life. [applause and cheers] this is a great crowd tonight. next tuesday let's go out and vote. let's support our governor, tate reeves. let's support these mississippi republican candidates. go out and vote, and let's sho