in sidney, montana.nt: beiber says the cuts just kept coming year after year. >> they were taking money off of the table and to the tune of tens of millions of dollars. but that money wasn't staying in sidney, montana, and it wasn't being reinvested back into the plant to prove to us that they wanted to stay here. correspondent: the closure impacts not just the farming community, but also the city of sidney, where the silos, beet piles, and steam plumes are baked into the community identity. >> there ain't much you can do about it. it is a corporate decision and a crappy corporate decision, but that is just the way life works. correspondent: rick norby is the mayor of sidney. >> my biggest concern is the employees. everybody that works there, you are part of their family, and i still get treated that way today from working down there just a couple of years. correspondent: for decades, the beet plant has offered reliable, good paying work. >> it has always been a security. a fall back on, and now it is no

know, when we talk about the lawyers here, some of those who were indicted, co-conspirators, are sidneyand john eastman and rudy giuliani and mike pence on the campaign trail has been referring to them as his crack pot lawyers. what do you think about some of the lawyering that went on in this case, leading up to these indictments? >> i mean, look, you can always sit there after the fact and pick apart things that lawyers have done. i will tell you this, based on my representation of multiple people, not just the president, but bernie kerik, i will say that sidney powell is one of those lawyers that everything i've seen she was putting out theories that she didn't have any backup for. and that was actually one of the things that, you know, this indictment makes it seem like rudy giuliani and sidney powell were shoulder to shoulder. everything i've seen is the opposite. rudy giuliani was trying to push her out because she was pushing theories that she had no backup for. so i do think that that is a split that you're going to see develop a little bit more fully as this progresses. and als

sidney powell, who was the trump campaign lawyer who was indicted in this georgia election subversion case, has also surrendered at the fulton county jail in atlanta as well. >> our zachary cohen is in atlanta, i believe outside the court house, or the jail behind you there. tell us what you've seen as the president's, the former president's former personal attorney arrived there. >> reporter: we just saw an suv with tinted windows arriving here through entrance behind me. he was expected to surrender after a meeting with prosecutors to reach a bond agreement which we know he did. $150,000 bond was set. he now appears to be inside the jail turning himself in like several other defendants we've seen come and go in the last day and a half. so rudy giuliani is the most high-profile defendant we've seen in addition to the sidney powell, a fellow trump lawyer, who has also appeared here today at the fulton county jail. >> a lot of action there. these are two pretty key figures. just to remind our viewers what they're going through. this is extraordinary. rudy giuliani walking into the fult

going together in a trial with sidney powell ÃÃdoes that help or help chesebro? case ÃÃyou are basically charged with all the acts and furtherance of the conspiracy. so i think even if chesebro even if sidney powell goes with them ÃÃwe're going to see all of the entire acts in this conspiracy trial in the fulton county court. even if donald trump does not physically present, all the acts he committed furtherance in this conspiracy allegedly, we're gonna see evidence of that when this goes into trial regardless of the sitting at the counsel table and regardless of how the defendants are with them. >> so yes, ron, and the clinical side, this obvious fund raising benefits for trump in touting all these cases. but do you see any way that these legal cases and maybe the trials and maybe their pretrial motions and evidence that comes out of other people's trials helps add to his vote total from 2020? which is basically what he would need to do to win or is he relying on just depressed support for president biden? ask that really is the key point. as we said, and republ

i saw sidney powell sitting there. >> explain that. >> well, first, the overstock person. i didn't know who he was. i walked in and i said who are you? he told me. i don't think any of these people were providing the president with good advice. >> they were working with hugo chavez of venezuela and whoever else. at one point, general flynn took out a diagram that supposedly showed all over the world, who was communicating with the machines and thermostats being hooked up to the internet. >> what response did you get when you asked -- >> the variety of responses based on my current recollection, including, i can't believe you would say something, things like this. what do you mean where's the evidence? things like that. or, you know, i just remember i would say a general disregard for the importance of actually saying the facts. >> and she said, the judges are corrupt. and i was like, everyone? every single case that you've done in the country you lost? every one of them is corrupt? even the ones you appointed? i'm bein

sidney powell asking for a speedy trial. plus the kremlin claims it was all a lie, putin denying he was behind the plane crash that reportedly killed yevgeny prigozhin. >>> spain's women's soccer team refusing to play as the soccer chief is refusing to resign, all over that unwanted kiss at the world cup. i'm kaitlan collins and this is "the source." >>> all of the mug shots are now in. now comes the legal maneuvering. tonight, former trump lawyer sidney powell is seeking a speedy trial, according to a new court filing. that makes her the second of the 19 defendants in the georgia election interference case to do so. she, of course, is the one who's promoted that unhinged stolen election conspiracy theories, like the one about hugo chavez rigging the u.s. election from his grave. obviously this move comes after we just saw another former trump attorney, kenneth chesebro, who also requested a speedy trial, and he might get it. the judge responded with an october 2023 trial date. as for donald trump, his legal team is taking t

sidney paul, mr. chesebro, they are not well-known figures.hey think they might have a better chance. that said, this is a rico indictment. all of the acts of the former president can be admissible into evidence, even if they are severed and given their own trial. >> and vice versa. if they are to have a trial first, their evidence could come in as well, in some respects. these cases could go as early as october 23rd. that's a hop, skip and a jump away. i wonder what the impacts on trump and the other defendants would be, because it's clear, he doesn't want the trials to happen quickly. they do. >> right. i'm glad to be with both of you. you're right. the two defendants we're talking about, mr. powell and mr. chesebro, they opted to take advantage of the speedy trial right in georgia. you have to file a motion, close to the time of indictment. it allows and requires the trial to be held, to begin in october of this year. we see that in the way it's set out. what it means for the trump team, they're likely to get a preview of the state's case h

sidney powell did file four lawsuits in four different states, one of them being georgia. she had all these crazy theories saying that chinese software engineers and venezuelan officials had hacked into voting machines in several states. all of those theories debunked by the courts. we actually heard recently from a former georgia state senator talking about how sidney powell, john eastman and rudy giuliani were trying to push this on state law mmakers. here she is. >> but the people who were actually here, who made misrepresentations, who lied, right, to officials here in georgia with the intent to overturn the election, they were rudy giuliani, they were john eastman, they were sidney powell. so all of the unindicted co-conspirators that you all have been able to identify thus far, right, were the folks who were actually -- they were like the soldiers that were sent into the battleground states to actually implement the plan. >> one thing we should note, they call these crazy theories, but the crazy theories still held sway with a large percentage of the voting populous,

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sidney powell, but she indicated, unflinchingly, she is ready to go against all 19. she has her ducks in a row. and then some. if this was kenneth chesebro trying to call fani willis's bluff, she called his bluff. now what he may do, ali, is once he begins to get the discovery dump, the millions of documents, he might say, judge, i withdraw my request for a speedy trial. i didn't realize i was going to be contending with so much evidence. so stay tuned for that. >> paul, if one law would like to see justice play out here, i've read all of the indictments. they are all very detailed. jack smith looks very prepared. fani willis looks very prepared. obviously, this will be tried, and there will be a jury of their peers. which one should one who wants justice to be served before the next election, so that donald trump can't become president, and claim he can't prosecuted president, which one should you want to go first? the georgia trial or the jack smith trial. >> the jack smith trial. again, we have a situation where the district of columbia, by the end of this year, 2

so, sidney powell, ken chesebro, they're both people to watch here. they were lawyers working for donald trump in that federal court case against trump on the same topic, the 2020 election. they're both coconspirators who are uncharged there. so, watching what these two people do is so important because it could signify if they are willing to try and move in the direction that is not the way that donald trump wants to go with defendanting these cases. >> so, katelyn, look ahead to monday, just a few days away from now, because there's this crucial hearing for mark meadows and his efforts to move to federal court. what are we going to hear and see here? >> john, we're going to see people under oath for the first time in any court being on display as giving evidence in the case against donald trump. and in this particular situation, the case against mark meadows. so, in this hearing, it is a hearing regarding meadows trying to move his case from state court to federal court because he says he too was acting essentially under the presidency. he was the c

cnn has been able to identify five so far, among them rudy giuliani, john eastman, sidney powell alongith jeffrey clark and another pro trump attorney. >> one key question is why are none of these people charged, at least not yet. might they still be? who else might be cooperating with prosecutors? let's start with cnn's katelyn polantz. quite a moment. >> reporter: it is. this is a set of charges built arou around da seat that the yd believes they can try in court that is a criminal conspiracy when you look at the way the indictment is structured there are essentially three parts and they all are conspiracies propagated by donald trump, led by donald trump and that donald trump was doing, working with these other lawyers who were with him after the election, people like rudy giuliani, sidney powell, john eastman, they were doing one thing and his campaign, his white house advisers and others in the republican party were telling him to stop, that he was doing something fraudulent and that he could not be spreading this disinformation because it just was not true. the three parts of thi

she now stars in the play "the sign in sidney brustein's window."hank you for bringing the sparkles. >> achel: listen, it's january. it's bleak out there. >> stephen: exactly. an artificial shot in the arm. >> rachel: yes. >> stephen: you star are in the lorraine hansberry play, "the sign in sidney brustein's window," alongside oscar isaac, as you can see here. it opens saturday. >> rachel: yeah, we have our first performance on saturday. >> stephen: so, how does it feel? how is it feeling? you've got the butterflies? a little nervous is good, right? >> rachel: yeah, absolutely.& we are in that place where we have forgotten what the play is about and who we are. it's getting dark over there. no, but it's great. it's been such an incredible experience. we did the first readings of this play, oscar and i did, with anne kauffman, our director, back in 2019, i want to say. and then, you know, the play didn't happen for obvious reasons. came back around, we did another reading in 2021. and it's just really gratifying to be finally about to put this play

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also coming up england and spain fans or out in force for the women's world cup finals in sidney. we'll get the latest as the game address towards a nail biting conclusion. and russia loses the lunar space race again, it's a lunar 25 spacecraft spins out of control and crashes into the moon. failing to put a lender on satellites of south poles ahead of india the unlike look, welcome. hurricane hillary has brought flooding high winds and at least one depths to mexico's baja, california. it's weakening but quickly advancing north to the us towards heavily populated san diego and los angeles authorities, one of life threatening flooding. a hurricane hillary lashing the cab of san lucas resort town in mexico. with the eye of the storm approaching the coast, winds of a 177 kilometers per hour and heavy rain full already bearing down on mexico's baja, california peninsula in mexico, 2nd largest city, se juana, the city council has sets up shelters as the little ones that say, if your house is in a landslide zone, i want to tell you again that together with the city councils, the state g

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this racketeering charge that both of these people are charged under alongside donald trump so sidneyll and ken chesebro are saying we want to go to trial separately, quickly because we don't think we can get a fair trial if you lump us together. ken chesebro chesebro were powerp -- was pointing out only some of the things he was privy too. sidney powell goes further said she has no idea what the allegations were going on after the election she wasn't in touch with people, never had a formal arrangement to be representing the campaign even though she was holding herself out there and trump was holding her out there as a lawyer representing him. so they're trying to get split out. the da wants to keep the case together, keep all 19 defendants together and go to trial quickly. trump has not wanted to go to trial quickly in any of the cases he faces. so how this shakes out and if this case gets split up between different defendants, people get separated out, things get moved around, that is a big question going forward and it is going to be a long road to trial. >> absolutely. if it has

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jenna ellis and sidney powell, the lawyers, also surrendering, as well. and what rudy giuliani is now saying tonight. and what to expect when donald trump arrives at that jail tomorrow. aaron katersky in atlanta. >>> for hours today, the shootout. the neighborhood under siege in pittsburgh. the suspect opening fire on deputies, the gunman also shooting down multiple police drones. s.w.a.t. on the scene, rescuing people from neighboring homes. there is late word coming in tonight the suspect dead. trevor ault on the scene. >>> more than 100 million americans facing sweltering temperatures. in chicago alone today, the heat index, the feel-like reading, 116 degrees. rob marciano is here. >>> tonight, in new york city, the young woman who shoved a beloved 87-year-old broadway singing coach down to the ground, later dying. tonight, that suspect in court. will she go to prison? what happened today. >>> the first republican debate. eight candidates in their first showdown. donald trump a no-show. rachel scott in milwaukee. >>> newly released body camera video to

where donald trump met with sidney powell and general flynn, where they actually discussed trying to get the military to impound voting machines. and the white house lawyers came in, there was a big ruckus over this. but the upshot was that sidney powell and general flynn have another way to get some of this information and that was by going to states like coffee county, a couple of counties in michigan, where they took the voting information, the old-fashioned way. they basically stole it. so they were able to go into coffee county, it was directed by people involved in the white house, trying to get this information because they were trying to somehow proof that there was fraud in the election. they thought that by getting this data, they could prove fraud. but to get to that data, they committed a crime. and the crime that is involved here is computer trespass, is a predicate for the georgia rico statute. so this does not auger well for the individuals like rudy giuliani, sidney powell, and others, and donald trump of course. that this may be part of a major rico indictment of all

what does it mean, that both sidney powell and kenneth chesebro want to move up their trial? and is there any benefit to them in doing that? >> right, i think that for these particular defendants, they have a lot at stake. they are both practicing attorneys. you have to imagine that their livelihood is in limbo. based on these charges. they do have a reason to want to get them resolved as soon as possible. it also means that their case will be severed from the remaining codefendants who, although these two have requested a speedy trial, the judge can't force all 19 to go to trial in two months. those cases would be severed out. that also means that those cases, which are severed out, get kind of a sneak peek, right? at the evidence that is going to be presented in this case. although most of the evidence will be confined to the actions of these individuals, it is a rico case, so the state still has to make out the enterprise and the conspiracy. so some of that evidence will still come in in their trial. assuming -- and they may be tried together, since they both filed speedie

sidney powell asking for a speedy trial. presumably there will be more of these coming, with district attorney willis asking for a deadline, asking the judge to set a deadline on requests for speedy trial and severance so that we can see exactly who wants this. >> yeah, and i will just tell you, lawrence, this is a common motion that you see filed in any case involving coconspirators or codefendants charged together on some accomplice liability theory. everybody wants to be tried alone. what i thought was interesting about sidney powell's motion is that she's almost asking the judge to decide she's innocent, weighing the evidence that he hasn't heard. it again felt like another public statement kind of filings where she's trying to get her defense out in the public, because it's really not an appropriate thing for the court to consider if deciding whether or not a severance is appropriate. i do think that it will be a real challenge, however, to deal with these motions for a speedy trial, just because chesebro and -- want to

you have giuliani, you have sidney powell.heir actual relationship is at this point in time. people thought he was going to be a cooperator in the other matters. but having been named here is the key. ultimately, though, this court will look to make sure that the matters of justice are not fatally undermined by somebody saying listen, it would be a shame if -- it's a nice house you've got here, it would be a shame if anything happened to it. or i want you not to testify against me. or on twitter or truth social any way of making someone feel intimidated enough. what that threshold looks like can be different for every defendant. a generalized statement on truth social about an issue with the justice system or a complaint about a prosecutor or a complaint about him feeling railroaded, these are all things that might not rise to the level. however, a specified threat, a specified statement that would make somebody less likely to feel compelled or interested in testifying, that's a serious one. >> laura, i also want to take a ste

trump campaign lawyer or on trump's behalf where in 2023, he said that he was going to be adding sidneyed directly for the president and therefore, my case needs be tried separately from the president and the other 17 defendants. >> interesting legal maneuvering, and the break nudes that but even though he is not appearing to enter the not guilty plea, he is going to plead not guilty. >>> and now, with the biggest storm to hit the area in 130 years, the cleanup is beginning. >>> and if you planning to hit the road for the holiday weekend, expect toto pay more a the pump. it means you're gonna need more tide. -see? -ah. momore likes? more tide. everyone's. gonna. need. more.. tide!!! -you're gonna need- -more tide. this back-to-school season tide and downy are givingack with 1.5 million dollars in scholarships. enter to win. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? >> vo: for us, driving around is the only way we can get our baby to sleep, so when our windshield cracked, we needed it fixed right. we went to safelite.com. there's no one else we'd trust. their experts replaced our windshield,

sidney powell, answer, yes.in the course of that discussion, did giuliani at any point say that he had another plan or a different plan to get access to machines? and he was going to do it voluntarily in georgia? answer, now ma you mention it. yes, i think that is correct. this sounds like people were a part of it and could be devastated threat to the case. >> absolutely. and i think one thing that is useful when you're reading that out, is to think about one of donald trump's defense de jure, which is discussion in aid of a crime. and that makes it not protected by the first amendment. so, you don't know -- if it was a break-in and collusive break-in as opposed to some permission that somebody honestly thought that this is collusive break-in to -- to try and tamper with those veets, that is a crime. and it is not a first amendment activity. so this will be very strong evident for her if they charge it as we suspect she will. >> all right. please go ahead. >> all right. first in terms of knowledge that it is gre

grauman, david james schaefer, shawn steel, stephen clifford lee, harrison william prescott boyd, sidney catherine powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hansen also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeering activity. overt acts are not necessarily crime under georgia law in isolation, but are alleged to be acts taken in furtherance of the co

grauman, david james schaefer, shawn steel, stephen clifford lee, harrison william prescott boyd, sidney catherine powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hansen also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeering activity. overt acts are not necessarily crime under georgia law in isolation, but are alleged to be acts taken in furtherance of the co

grauman, david james schaefer, shawn steel, stephen clifford lee, harrison william prescott boyd, sidney catherine powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hansen also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeering activity. overt acts are not necessarily crime under georgia law in isolation, but are alleged to be acts taken in furtherance of the co

jeffrey clark, sidney powell. they are listed or described very similarly to co-co co-conspirators. >> co-conspirator 1 our guess would be rudy giuliani. >> i think that's a safe guess. >> these kids individuals have not been charged with anything, evan perez? >> at least in this document they're not being charged with the former president, jake. it is possible that we may yet see indictments that they are being charged simply. that's something that is certainly in our reporting, we were prepared to see when this finally came to pass. we are expecting to hear in the next hour from the justice department from the special counsel jack smith. the justice department is going to have him issue a public statement. that is something we don't expect he is going to answer any questions. but at least again puts the face of someone from the justice department who is going to speak to the american public and explain why they've taken this extraordinary action, which is to indict the former president for things related to his

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sidney powell also surrendered just moments ago. we have a reporter down there. we're going to get to them in a moment. joining us right now, lisa rubin. she's going to have a mic in a moment. you're here. >> i'm here. >> let's talk about rudy giuliani, can we? >> rudy giuliani, $150,000 bond. >> second highest of all the defendants so far, and you know, one of the things i thought was unusual about it was his georgia lawyer came today and said, we think it should be no higher than the president's bond, and it should be no higher than $100,000. don't negotiate against yourself. this guy sort of went out in the public and said what he thought the bond should be. it's not surprising that it came out higher than what he bid in the public domain. >> can we expect to see rules around what giuliani should and should not say. donald trump is very vocal, but rudy giuliani is vocal as well. >> he is, but the bond order is no different than it is for the other defendants, so he doesn't have some of that greater specificity. if our viewers will bear with me, as i catch my b

we'll get to the latest now from sidney.hat more are you learning. >> reporter: to give you a sense how remote the region is where this tragic incident occurred sunday morning, millville island is 80 kilometers off the coast of australia. plane crashed in a hill shied in dense vegetation in a very sparsely populated area. that made the rescue and recovery mission the more difficult. authorities here in australia say it might be until tomorrow before the remains of the three u.s. marines died may be recovered. 20 others who survived, crash with injuries have been transported back to the australian mainland for care, at least five were hospitalized. u.s. president joe biden issued his condolences to the families of those people who died and the people who were injured post on social media, jill and i send our deepest condolence to the families of the marines who lost their lives in this deadly crash. we're praying for those who also suffered injuries. authorities in australia and in the u.s. will investigate judge the how this

sidney powell and kenneth chesebro are asking a fulton county judge to sever their cases. both have denied any wrongdoing, and they have invoked their rights to a speedy trial. for chesebro, the judge has set a trial date for october 23rd, and no date for powell. the trump team have opposing the time line, and they say that trump wants to sever his case as well, though no motion has been filed. we go to katelyn polantz with the details. why the argument for separate trials? >> well, both of the lawyers who were working around donald trump after the 2020 election, they want distance from others. boris, in this case, there are 19 criminal defendants including donald trump. they are all accused of this sprawling racketeering criminal enterprise conspiracy, and what ken chesebro and sidney powell say they want to go to trial fast, and looked at by the jury separately from the other defendants, and the accusations levied against them are not things that pertain to them. so in this racketeering conspiracy there is 160 overt acts, and sidney powell is saying that she only knew ab

powell will likely join is that sidney powell will likelyjoin kenneth chesebro, another attorney who— other day. we spoke to republican _ other day. we spoke to republican congress i other day. we spoke to - republican congress ronnie davis yesterday and this is what he said. —— rodney davis. the other defendants along with the president, they will be bled — the president, they will be bled dry by trying to afford attorneys and if president trump _ attorneys and if president trump is not going to help them through— trump is not going to help them through his fundraising mechanisms to pay for their legal— mechanisms to pay for their legal fees, mechanisms to pay for their legalfees, i mechanisms to pay for their legal fees, i would think they are probably going to say whatever it takes to get an agreement and get a plea deal with the — agreement and get a plea deal with the fulton county, with the fulton county district attorney. the fulton county district attorney-— the fulton county district attorne. ~ ., . , attorney. do we know if that is art of attorney. do we know if that is par

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jenna ellis, giuliani, and lawyer sidney powell, who authorities say pushed the conspiracy theory that voting machines were controlled by venezuela on election night. the leader hugo chavez, who by the way, was dead. all of them booked and charge ed today in fulton county. tomorrow, donald trump will turn himself in, after asking the secretary of state in georgia to find the 11,780 votes for him. here's our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky in atlanta tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the man once known as america's mayor swarmed by reporters as he left the fulton county jail after he had his mug shot taken like a common criminal. >> this indictment is a travesty. >> reporter: today, many asking what happened to rudy giuliani. >> people like to say i'm different. i'm the same rudy giuliani that took down the mafia. >> reporter: but giuliani is now charged with the same crime he used to pursue the mob as a crusading u.s. attorney in new york, racketeering. the former mayor, who is said to be nearly broke, arrived in atlanta aboard a private plane. he is now free on a $150,0

so those 3 countries political alice, sidney, i mean, it will go to your quote again. it says molly's relations with former colonial power of fox will not improve any time soon. see if there is a strong case on monday in front of and now they suspended the issue. the, the money info in this release on monday and getting me falls is off the field when we is the become normal. so even the money in and maybe they become in monday for sure. they don't want the symbolism between my, the info initial between money and stuff is really bad for me having to interest me in money is not having any interest is always money enough. a rush i had said to the loan for the 1st time in about office entry with an online exploration vehicle known as new 25 to search for walter in the south pole. oh, correspond to is at the lord side it to witness history and then making process cost live j exciting times. your annual starts the cause of the drug and rush as far as say, can you describe what it is like oh, was there at the moment? well, i'm right, as you say, it's a historic moment here in

it's central, sanction sidney sheriff. what we know and for us is saying these are the ones see, or you know, the ones, the use of military forces after the last resort. and it's saying that people would continue to explore diplomatic means. it will continue to explore and they go assistance with the military wouldn't try. but what we do know is that, you know, nigeria being the, the well be contributing most of the, you know, troops, whoops, on the ground when it comes to airport. so ministry for us because it is the largest in the region. it is also a country that contributes a lot of the financing that you know, the region use this and it's 5 against. um, so are you seeing, i mean it's joy military appraise as echo as site is lots i don't believe, but apple eyes might not have i'm you know, the military power to invade leisure. i think what is in question here is some, you know, the will end up really something i think has been affected by the kind of backlash that the air force has been facing in the region. basically,

i'll bring into the sports correspondence, lima who tacky, who joins me from sidney. it's good to see you. lima. so full spain. we've got to point out that this wasn't exactly a fun filled glorious rides. the title, there's been a few bumps along the way. yes. so for the spanish class, their problem started even before this was cop, they were the major dispute with the football federation, and they coach all of a build of costs. 50 players had filed a complaint and out of those at the end only 3 were caused stock and all of these players have complained about a very unhealthy and environment. um, but so that in itself just tells you how much quality and depth is on this team. and then of course to make matters worse, we found out yesterday after the final is that the match may not all come on. of course, she found out after the final that had fall, that her father had passed away and her family didn't really want to tell her before that because they didn't want to, you know, give it any sort of distraction. so this team, the spanish team, despite all these odds, every

three others accused in the plot also surrendered today including sidney powell.f president trump surrender, a mugshot will be taken. abc news will ever special report once that happens. you can watch starting around 5:00 our time, right here on abc 7 or your abc 7 news bay area app. ama: weather for live from our sutro tower camera. you may have felt it in the city. today was the warmest day in san francisco this year so far. dan: how are things shaping up for thursday? sandhya patel is here with your 20 forever -- 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandhya: more unseasonably warm weather tomorrow. we are holding onto the warmth right now. 70's and 80's for many parts of the bay area. over the next 24 hours, here's what you can expect. inland. 90's inland. the coast and bay will run cooler as we head toward the evening hours. temperatures will fall meal the coast. that sets the stage for bigger changes coming on friday. i will be back with those details, coming up here get dan: in the north bay, a health alert issued for anyone who might have done the popular tough mu

sidney powell's at $100,000. donald trump at $200,000. level people around trump and helping him after the election were facing. so that is quite a significant, stunning moment to have now that these 19 people have been charged and many of them, most have been arrested, gone into the jail and will proceed to trial. the two who have not, that we are truly waiting to see what happens, and we don't know exactly what will play out, are mark meadows and jeffrey clark. a judge has just said that jeffrey clark is not going to be able to avoid being arrested. he is going to have to either report self-surrender by friday or will face arrest, an arrest warrant from the district attorney in georgia. so clark, meadows, both trial to hold off their arrests this week. it is not a good time for them if they were thinking they wouldn't have to go to georgia. >> i want to bring in caroline. does all this indicate to you that prosecutors see rudy giuliani as a central player in this alleged conspiracy? >> absolutely, wolf. if you just read the indictment,

sidney powell was on the ground. she was doing things there, hanging around election offices, trying to become special counsel, behind a lot of these plans. tell me on the face of it theimators of their arguments. >> well, i think this is exactly why fani willis has used the rico statute rather than a traditional conspiracy crime or conspiracy to commit election fraud because under a traditional conspiracy to commit election fraud charge, you'd have to have a situation where two people essentially get together, agree to do something unlawful and then one person in that group does something concrete in furtherance of that crime or that conspiracy. here what we have is a much more difficult scenario where you have a number of different moving parts and everybody knows they're part of some kind of machine that is up to no good. right, they have an unlawful enterprise or unlawful goal, but they don't really know how they're all working together. so this idea they can say, well, i don't all these defendants and i didn't r

. >>> sidney powell became the second codefendant to file for a speedy trial. last night we spoke with sidney powell and why chesebro should be concerned. >> i think this is a problem for chesebro because he had made a creative gutsy move where his lawyer who, by the way, is quite a talented lawyer, seemed to believe if he could get paired off by himself, you know, he could have a good shot. now, i'm not sure i agree with that, but it is a strategic move, and i admire those. but now he's in a situation where he may have to go to trial with sidney powell, and i have to say of all the defendants in this entire case is the last person i would want to be alone in a courtroom with if i was another defendant. the problem she has is everything that she did was a lie. the evidence as to her claims -- you remember, she's so far afield, she's on the constellation voting machine side of this. she had a theory about dark money moving through cuba and china to impact the election. you know, even rudy, you know, characterized some of her theories as crackpot theories. so she

alex thomas out, does that era sidney? literally i spoke to helen melon, she's chair of the capital football federation of new zealand, and also chief of the women's football league. i began by asking her if the interest in women's football has grown with this will comp with st. very quickly, at the outset, since the tournament kicked off here in new zealand, back in the 20th of july, the number of support is that of increased and come to the games, the 2 naps and the questions that are now being asked by people that might not necessarily have been involved in football in the past. what's next? what's next? the foot board across at, you know, and that's pretty exciting to be a part of it for sure. and the last few days for president gianni implants, you know, cost a little bit of controversy telling women to text the right battles when it comes to equal pay. what's your reaction to that? especially coming from the head of the sport i have. i think there's been a lot of discussion about that and i think he raises an interes

and football. england's women reach the 12 count fine allowance of defeating hosts. australia in sidney will bring a full reaction from down under the mccain. and thanks for being with us. ukraine says that it has stuff in sending ships across the black sea along what it describes as a humanitarian car. it was the 1st ship left odessa on wednesday morning carrying an unspecified cargo. hong kong flags containing a carrier is one of many that have been stuck in ukrainian port since russian's full scale will began. russia has said that it will consider all ships in the area to be potential military vessels in july, most ago, withdrew from an agreement that allowed the safe passage of, in shipments of the resumption of maritime traffic, raises the possibility of intervention by russian war ships and it comes amid increasing tensions in the black sea, summer, sun, sand, and see the beaches of odessa reopened this month for the 1st time since rush us invasion. it may look identical, but this ukrainian black, c, c, c is now at the house of the battle of the military and geopolitical interest.