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. >> the breaking news is a verdict has been reached in the criminal contempt case against steve bannonah murray joins us from the courthouse. what have you learned? >> that's right, the judge and the parties just returned to the courtroom. the junldge has announced theres a verdict on the two counts for criminal contempt of congress that steve banno n faces. fou we wait. steve bannon did not have a lot of defenses available to him. he did not put on a defense. he did not take the stand. he did not call a witness. but the burden of proof, of course, is on the government to prove that steve bannon was guilty and that is what they hope the jury will conclude. we do not know the verdict. we are standing by and waiting for the judge to go over this in court. >> let's bring in our cnn senior legal analyst. three hours. we don't know, again, the verdict. but if you're the prosecutor in this case, how are you feeling? >> hold on, we have the verdict. go ahead. . >> reporter: we now have the verdict. the jury has found steve bannon guilty of contempt of congress for defying a subpoena, guys, th

ok, let's get back to steve bannon. he has- junta. ok, let's get back to | steve bannon. he has been found guilty of contempt. that is up to two years in jail. does guilty of contempt. that is up to two years injail. does he think he is above the law? this is what a lot of international viewers are wondering. why didn't he go and give evidence? the committee alleges he spoke to donald trump the day before this, and the two men were still close even though donald trump had sacked him.- trump had sacked him. steve bannon was _ trump had sacked him. steve bannon was gone _ trump had sacked him. steve bannon was gone from - trump had sacked him. steve bannon was gone from the i trump had sacked him. steve . bannon was gone from the white house for three years prior to sixth of january 2021, tim. house for three years prior to sixth ofjanuary 2021, tim. he was not involved in it. he had nothing to do with it, and neither did peter navarro. forgive me, i don't want to keep on interrupting you, but his original excuse was claiming executive privilege, wasn't it? because he was p

hundreds of thousands of others should leave combat zones in the wider don bos region. separately, steve has accused russia of mass murder, killing 50 ukrainian prisoners of war in a missile strike. families are victims stage to a protest in the capital, keith, many of the dead war veterans of the months long siege of marty you pull. russia blames ukraine for the attack. i should warn you now that our next report contains some disturbing images. tangled metal bloodstains and jarred bodies. scenes from this preserve walk camp in olive nika, a sparking outcry across ukraine. it is still unclear what exactly happened here. ukrainian authorities said russia attacked the prison to wipe out evidence of torture and killing. the men hillier were members of the as of regiment and other ukrainian units were captured while defending the port city of marie opal. the attack also left dozens wounded. many remain in critical condition. the ambulance is delivered 7 p, o w's service, men of the ukrainian army. all of them had wounds in different places. all the patients received combined medical treatment. n

russian editor steve rosenberg has spoken to the mother of one russian soldier who wentissing in ukrainee: russia's invasion has brought untold pain to ukraine, but if you travel across russia, you will discuss that here there are families suffering the consequences. this mother has asked us to hide her identity. she fears she may get into trouble for speaking out, but she wants to tell us about her son, a russian soldier who was fighting in ukraine. valya last heard from him 4.5 months ago. >> i don't believe the government anymore. i wrote to his unit. i wrote to the defense ministry. i wrote to them all again appear and no one has given me the basic information on where, when and how my son disappeared. steve: in letters, she was told her son had been taking part in the special military operation and he is missing. >> on tv, they say everything is fine and we are winning, but our lads are being killed. if our country had been attacked like this, we would also be defending ourselves like they are. we'd be angry, too. i realize now that ukrainian mothers are the same as us. their sons a

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steve bannon, the former aide to donald trump, has been found guilty of criminal contempt of congressssia and ukraine have signed a deal to resume vital exports of ukrainian grain which has been hailed by the u.n. as a beacon of hope. >> this is an agreement for the world. it will bring relief for developing countries on the edge of bankruptcy and the most vulnerable people on t edge of famine. >> as the deal is signed we report from the farms on the front line in the don bas -- in the donbas region which have become a battleground. >> a deal to end russia's blockade could make a huge difference but it won't end the war. he in donbas, farmers are rushing to harvest and store whatever they can whatever the risks. >> and the prime minister is sworn in in sri lanka as anti-government protests continue in the capital. spanish authorities coordinating the response to wildfires say they fear the worst is yet to come. >> these are the worst fires spain has experienced in 15 years. across europe, we're witnessing more consequences of climate change. ♪ >> hello and welcome, if you're watching

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but also what steve has created is more than just housing and abstinence based programs. who uplift 1 another and in turn, all of the folks who are part of this incredible family, they're going to try and continue to help other people, other people who are struggling with some of the similar issues that unfortunately they've had to endure and they are living examples of when it's done right. they are living examples of when redemption happens, when second chances happen, when opportunity happens. this is more than just a building when it's being remodeled and beautiful artwork and nice paint. it's more than that. it's what we are, what we represent in san francisco. and what we have to continue to invest in. we can't keep saying that we believe in it, but not make the investments to change it. and, so that's why we're here today. and, i couldn't be more proud because seeing people that you know who've been through challenges and seeing them here doing this great work, gaining a little weight. now, some people are like i don't want to gain weight, but trust me, this is the

steve has spent 33 seasons on this farmland. he says a hot has changed in that time. >> the extremes are so much greater now. the highs and lows of whether it's volume of rain or temperature, it's so much greater. it's unpredictable, but it's really joy when you bring your crop in. >> reporter: but it's a little more work. >> it's a lot more work than it used to be, a lot more worry >> reporter: between inflation and the supply chain crisis, costs were already sky high for both farmers and shoppers, but now get rheady for heat-flation. many cattle ranchers are selling off their cattle because they can't afford to care for them. >>> let's turn to your friday weather and what's ahead as we look to the weekend. michelle grossmann is here with us good morning >> good morning to you both. happy friday and unfortunately the heat does continue that's m that's the major weather story millions of americans under heat alerts. nashville feeling like 100 106 in little rock feeling like 100 in raleigh. tomorrow same story. you want the fans a

he has clamped down on the press and taken control of his country's course. >> translator: we have to take back the institutions in washington and brussels. >> republicans aided up. stevedmires orban but advised him for years. bannon's work is not limited to the united states, and he has given new light to europe's very dark past. >> what i've been working on since i went over there in 2018 is that these groups have to work together. >> starting in 2018, after his firing from the white house, bannon has been trying to get populist leaders across europe to join forces, turning the continent back decades. >> looking back over the last 70 years, over the post-world war ii period, in my view, steve bannon was the single most dangerous american who came our way. >> bannon travelled across europe, meeting with populist leaders, firing up populist crowds. >> the tide of history is with us, and it will compel us to victory after victory after victory. >> promoting the growth of what he calls a judeo-christian west. >> they're the kind of people that the judaeo-christian west has developed. they have a voice in trump, bolsonaro, and others. >> bannon would call this push the mo

ok, let's get back to steve bannon. he has been found guilty of contempt.e is above the law? this is what a lot of international viewers are wondering. why didn't he go and give evidence? the committee alleges he spoke to donald trump the day before this, and the two men were still close even though donald trump had sacked him. steve bannon was gone from the white house for three years prior to 6 january 2021, tim. he was not involved in it. he had nothing to do with it, and neither did peter navarro. forgive me, i don't want to keep on interrupting you, but his original excuse was claiming executive privilege, wasn't it, because he was part of the trump administration? but how can he be part of the trump administration when he has been fired by the president? he was not part of the trump administration on 6january. however, steve bannon — such as president trump and the 6january committee, their attorneys were not allowed to cross—examine. they could not bring their own witnesses in. it was a show trial. that's what a banana republic show trial is. the 6ja

steve has spent 33 seasons on this farmland.says a lot has changed in that time. >> the extremes are so much greater now. the highs and lows of whether it's volume of rain or temperature, it's so much greater. it's unpredictable, but it's really a joy when you bring your crop in. >> reporter: but it's a little more work than it used to be? >> it's a lot more work than it used to be. a lot more worry. >> dasha, how will this burden on farmers translate to consumers? >> reporter: well, lester, between inflation and the supply chain crisis, costs were already sky high for both farmers and shoppers, but now, get ready for heatflation. extreme temperatures are causing lower crop yields, which means less selectionthr cattle because they can't take care of them in this heat and with this drought, so that will also drive up costs for consumers this fall. >> dasha burns, thank you. >>> the heat and fire emergency in parts of europe is far from over tonight. spain, italy, and france among the countries still battling to contain the flames

the riots kicked off on sixth of january last year, the day before the attack on the capital, steve bannon has that all hell was going to break loose tomorrow, suggesting he may have known a bit of what was to come. the us department ofjustice said that steve bannon had felt above the law when he ignored the legal summons from the committee to co—operate with their investigation, but he pushed back against that, saying he was protect by executive privilege. that is the right of those in government to maintain confidentiality with the president, but this was dismissed by investigators because steve bannon had been fired by donald trump in 2017, so technically he wasn't in government. so now he faces up to two years in prison, which he says he will appeal. {lilia to two years in prison, which he says he will appeal. 0k, he is a he says he will appeal. ok, he is a controversial— he says he will appeal. 0k, he is a controversial figure. - he says he will appeal. 0k, he is a controversial figure. he i is a controversialfigure. he runs the breitbart news site, doesn't he? just explain a little bit a

steve bannon has been making noise. sn't know if his client will in fact appear. right now, but actually happens is anyone's guess. an educated one is joshua greene, national correspondent. steve bannon, donald trump, and the storming of the presidency. josh, how do you interpret these movements from bannon and his lawyer? clearly, he wants to testify live in person, not edited. i assume, create as big a spectacle as possible. >> anderson, there's two things going on. here bannon has two primary motivations. the first all along has been to demonstrate his loyalty to donald trump because that is for his standing in the conservative world and the movement comes from. initially, when january six committee came together, trump was very upset. he didn't want his people cooperating with. that so, bannon shorted his loyalty by defying that subpoena to an extent that it has landed him to criminal contempt charges. over the past few weeks, the committee has done a very effective job of pressuring trump and as a traitor to the net

one of the things i'm wondering, the role that steve bannon has played consistently inside trump world, how will this paint amongst trumpet supporters, inside that world? >> it's such a great question because as some lawmakers will be talking about the fact that steve bannon is now someone who has been singled out as being a problematic person in the justice system and has been found guilty, that would be a negative stamp for him, in political circles, when it comes to the trump movement and it comes to this far right conspiracy theory wing of the republican party, this is going to make steve bannon even more of a martyr, he'll be trying to use this to say look the government and deep state is after me and they wanted me to betray trump and i had to be found guilty of this charge. i can imagine steve bannon turning this on its head even as congressional members of congress will say this is evidence that steve bannon was doing the wrong thing here, and he should have come before the january 6th committee as others have done including cassidy hutchinson and so many young women that liz c

has any choice other than to pursue this case. it does restore the authority of a congressional subpoena. bear in mind, however, that what is legally compelling is not necessarily politically compelling. stevehim. that has been his agenda of the whole time. i don't think that it is frustrated that much by a single conviction. brute frustrated that much by a single conviction. we don't have much _ single conviction. we don't have much time, _ single conviction. we don't have much time, but i single conviction. we don't have much time, but what| single conviction. we don't i have much time, but what does this mean for the committee investigating the attacks? hopefully for them, it shows their force. hopefully for them, it shows theirforce. it hopefully for them, it shows their force. it shows they can compel other people to speak and that they're willing to see their subpoenas through the end. that's certainly powerful. it would be a mistake for the committee's supporters to think that this is going to change public opinion among trump's supporters. i think it's going to be an additional piece of evidence in their minds that everyone is out to get them. the author benjamin, who's written abou

has to do 30 days. finally he will have the right to appeal. >> if he does take the stand steve bannon has threatened that this will be some kind of circus. how much could he get away with on the stand? >> this will be a push/pull between the judge and steve bannon. we will see how much control this judge has over his courtroom. not going to be an easy one to control. >> thank you very much for that. >>> ukrainian president zelenskyy suspending two top officials amid allegations of treason from within his own government. >>> plus, first lady jill biden lamenting the crises that have prevented the president from achieving many of the things he hoped to do. >>> and senator ted cruz is criticizing the supreme court ruling legalizing same-sex marriage in 2015 saying it was, quote, clearly wrong. [ kimberly ] before clclearchoi, my dental health was so bad i would be in a lot of pain. i was unable to eat. it was very hard kimberly came clearchoice with a bunch of missing teeth, struling with pain, with dental disease. clearchoice dental implants solveder dental issues. [ kimberly ] i feel so much better. i fee

steve bannon over the shows it to course of last week, through his james and the lawyer, has made air gets repeated efforts to sucked out of the room get this case thrown out. . there is a situation because now here, in which the there is steve bannon, a possible link his lawyer has. there is contended that if something they had known the white house, the former white house would not have made the case of executive privilege, to keep him from being able to turn over those documents. that they would have potentially complied with january six select committee's subpoena. yet, the court said, sorry, this case is going through here on monday. i want to let you hear from adam kinzinger, who is the republican member on this january 6th select committee. because the case of the doj's prosecuting is important, the select committee believes that steve bannon has a plethora of information, specifically about those days leading up to january 6th, but also as well as leading up to donald trump's speech, that election night in which he suggested at the time that he had actually won. and that they

i don't have the same resources steve has.ations about working with the committee, because of partisan reasons and politics. and he told me this is the system. this is what you have to deal with. and the only thing you can do is comply and comply completely. and we followed that to the tee. we took a lot of heat of it in part because steve was out there saying -- giving the finger to the committee and saying that he wasn't going to cooperate in any way, and that caused a lot of backlash for those of us who decided to come in full early, and people were wondering why we were caving to this committee. well, it's the law and our duty as americans. this is the committee we have. it was the republicans' decision not to have people on the committee to cross examen and provide another format. >> you're saying basically in that world, mr. bannon's claims he would defy to the end made it harder for other people to do and explain their cooperation. what do you think now? do you think he's been consistent, or do you think he's sort of --

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steve bannon has started a political movement based on a lie. we may all believe in our hearts that no one could possibly follow him. he is it that the modern people that believe in the lie and believe that they are somehow aggrieved by this election lost to action. he is getting people to run for offices who are election deniers. he is setting up a scene where into thousand 24, we may actually have election deniers, who are overseeing the vote. that is the real danger that we found in our documentary, and he is doing it all on this podcast which has millions and millions of followers who basically live within the echo chamber that he has developed. i don't think you can overlook that in terms of his political power. it i s -- there and a big shift, prosecutors say, that all 16 so-called fake electors, we are part of the former president scheme and signed an unofficial election certificate that was sent to the national archives, are now targets of the criminal probe. they have all gotten weather known as target letters. cnn's nick valencia joins

minnesota is the land of 10,000 lakes. >> brian: michigan has deeper lakes. >> steve: michigan has great's husband always goes out on the lake during pandemic. he told me through a third source that michigan, a little bit better than minnesota. >> steve: well, the governor's husband would say that. listen. >> brian: you know he shouldn't go out on the lake broke the pandemic protocols. >> ainsley: don't you know me. do you know who i am? do you know me? >> steve: that's all. it is a beautiful day as you saw up there. beautiful to coast. beautiful in hagerstown, maryland catch up with lawrence jones. hub city nickname for hag gears town. folks are starting to file in and as we heard from that guy you talked to just a minute ago, people are saying some interesting things about politics. >> brian: right. and dating. >> lawrence: that's exactly right. you get a mix. guys, people were here at 5:00 a.m. lined up outside the of the building they want to let their voice be heard. we always say these diners are the heart beat of america. this is the only time they get the opportunity to express t

steve bannon has contempt for congress. they really tried to simplify this down for the jury, not get into the privilege ideas, which they can't. they really, really wanted to show that bannon had a firm date where he needed to turn over documents and he needed to show up for testimony, and he defied that willingly. that is what they have been trying to show. one of their witnesses, we saw the first witness, she's a deputy with the house select committee. the questions were very straightforward. did he turn over documents on that date he needed to, october 7? she said, he did not. then she was asked, did he show up for testimony at 10:00 a.m. on october 14th, the date his subpoena said he should? her answer was, he did not. >> thanks. appreciate it. >>> joining us now, drew gr griffin, whose special report aired over the weekend. also john dean served as white house counsel in the nixon aminute administration and abby phillip, anchor of "inside politics sunday." what do you make of the defense here, john? of his argument. >

steve bannon has never been elected to any office, never confirmed by congress for any position, buton the political direction of the nation today than almost anyone besides donald trump. >> we believe in the ballot box, and we're winning everywhere. we're going to win 80 to 100 seat pickup in the house of representatives, we're going to win the senate, the governship, the state legislatures. you're witnessing right now a political realignment and we will govern for 100 years. >> bannon sees himself as the narrator in a great, grand conspiracy of his own devising. >> steve bannon is the intellectual and cultural navigator for the modern day trump-era republican party setting the agenda even more than donald trump. >> this is illegitimate. >> reporter: bannon sets that agenda through his daily show "war room" on tv, radio, the internet. and the podcast version is often among the top three political podcasts on apple. >> the whole reason we started the 6:00 show "battleground" was to focus particularly on the primary and then the runup to this november where we're going to have destruc

basically the main defense that steve bannon has left now is his claim that the committee kept despitehe fact that the so-called deadline for the subpoena had passed, the committee kept asking him for more information. and it has been bannon's contention that that meant that they kept extending the deadline. they kept pushing it off saying, okay, we still want to hear from you, we still want to hear from you, and the question now is how much of that can be told to the jury, what kind of evidence can they use to back that up, what sort of exhibits could be offered, what letters could be offered had are not hearsay. and that is what the judge is trying to figure out right now. so until we get that sorted out, they won't get to the jury selection part. but once they start the jury selection part, that should go pretty quickly and then we'll get to opening statements. and the government has said that they have just basically two, maybe three witnesses. an fbi agent who will discuss what he found in his investigation about how the subpoena was delivered, how bannon responded, and then the c

steve has the details. >> reporter:, the turnaround in the tock is because of some positive comments from the cfo ahead of the earnings calls. 223 four eps. as for cloud growth, it is slowing 40% growth versus 43% expected. that is a big thing to look at. microsoft is getting a lot of reasons for a wide miss on its own outlook. we were expecting this to be a big headwind, but it is worse than they even expected. took $0.04 off the eps. this is one that really stuck out to me. a deteriorating pc market in june and the covid lockdowns in china attribute to eight $3 million revenue hit. that gives a hint as to what to expect. that was a $100 million hit pulling out of russia. $126 million. add it up and it is about $1 billion hits to revenue. we are going to have more commentary coming up soon starting in about 20 minutes. >> we will also get the guidance at that point which will be key. thanks for that. keep us posted. headline steve was referring to was the cfo saying they are not seeing a weakening in big corporate deals. it is obviously the big question mark heading in. what does en

the headlines: donald trump's former strategist steve bannon has been found guilty of contempt of congress. he was charged after refusing to testify to the inquiry into the january 6 riots at the us capitol and could face two years in prison. ukraine and russia have signed a deal which will allow the resumption of ukrainian grain exports from ports on the black sea. they had been blocked by russia following the military invasion. russian exports will also be guaranteed safe passage. the un says the agreement could help millions avoid hunger. wildfires are continuing to burn across parts of europe with spain badly affected. thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes and officials say more than 190,000 hectares of land have been scorched. coming up shortly, the film review. but first, here's click. 0k, what's this one? oh, that's nice. that's 70% dark, isn't it? good, you know your stuff. and this one? oh, that's very bitter. i'd go 90%, yeah? yes, you're doing well. now for the big one. there you go. oh, gosh. 0h! oh, that's 100% chocolate, isn't it? oh, that is awful! you did

lawmakers have expressed concerns about how much they will actually be able to get with steve bannon. he has been given the green light by the former president. he is willing to do so in public and live. committee members say that is unlikely to happen. >> >> steve abandoned is a member of the inner circle and offering to testify publicly for the january 6 committee. he is set to stand trial for contempt of congress after months of stonewalling the investigation. >> the committee is irrelevant. >> the about-face comes after former president donald trump said he would waive executive protections. it is unclear of those protections would apply anyway. >> yes, we want to talk to anybody that has information. >> there was a transcribedon an will be used in hearings this week. all of the critical issues we are looking at. that includes the presidents dereliction of duty on the day of january 6. >> new footage subpoenaed shows the former president downplaying that they. >> they were angry because of what happened in the election be here. riders were enraged by false claims of election fraud and ov

steve bannon has worked for him. people are affiliated with something like g tv, or just v news. they run, and bannon has worked with -- they were planning on how to cover election night, that's a chinese language. far-right site. the person who gave it to me, obviously i can't say very much about that. but there are a lot of people who are both unhappy with some of the people involved in bannon's circles. and also to have a lot of regret about january 6th and other activities that they were involved in. >> you write that bannon predicted widespread political violence, can you share more about that? >> one thing that he said was that he had this idea that antifa was having tens of thousands of people in washington on election day. obviously, that was wrong. more generally, he said that when trump falsely declares victory, biden is winning, and trump says, as they had a plan to do. when trump said he won, even though he was losing, that's going to start a fire storm. the left is going to be very upset. when he was say

has criminal exposure. i'm not a prosecutor or doj. >> reporter: the committee says it continues to receive new information and will hold more hearings in september. >>> and some breaking news. steve bannon has been found guilty of contempt charges, the long-time alley of former president trump has defined the house committee on the capitol. he faces up to two years in federal prison. >>> right now, investigators are looking into what may have started a building fire in san francisco early this morning. the two alarm fires sparked this morning. that blaze spread to all three floors of the city. red cross came to help. the fire was completely contained and under control by 4:30 a.m. no word on any injuries or the cause of the fire. >>> members of the wood street community are facing their moment of truth. a judge ordered cal trans, the city and county to make a plan to make homeless camps leave the city. they plan the closure of the encampment and removal of the residence. the judge decided to keep the temporary restaining order in place but asked all parties to work together before evicting the homeless. >>> all right. we are so close to the weekend. jessica, how's it going to loo

controlled way they could release some of the material. >> we heard the dam has begun to break in terms of witnesses coming forward and steve mnuchin, and mike pompeo, and why are the cabinet officials comingth forward? what reason do they have for coming in and sharing what they know with the committee this week? >> well, i think the committee has turned its sights in a lot of ways on post january 6th. we saw a little bit in the most recent hearing, until now we're talking about the lead-up, donald trump's effort to election and what he did on january 6th which was essentially nothing while the violence overtook the can toll and nowoo they want to look at e day affect the week after and get a sense of what was going on in the white house then,of and think we heard some testimony about the seriousness to which some cabinet members took invoking the 25th amendment, which would be unprecedented, and scary in a way, you know, but i think now they want to shore up that information. how serious did they talks get?y what did these cabinet members, what was the conversation like? who was convening them? was mike pence involved in

has that caught up with steve bannon? >> it sure has. way, it was always going to catch up with steve bannon. one of the things to note with all of this coverage about his willingness to testify and whether or not donald trump invoked executive privilege, there was no executive privilege that could be invoked around any conversations with steve bannon when he wasn't working for the president. this is the point, he has always, always been contempt. even if donald trump said, well, i think i can invoke executive privilege, it wouldn't have applied here. so just adding the fact that he didn't is just another nail in the coffin that steve bannon was always going to lie -- >> you've got to wonder, maya, if anyone looking at this case for bannon who considered not working with the january 6th committee might be rethinking how they proceed. >> possible, but remember steve bannon has also made it clear even when he said he was willing to testify, he wasn't going to be very cooperative. he was still using it as a bully pulpit to attack the committ

if he's convicted he has to go to jail for at least 30 days. steve bannon has been desperately trying at the last moment to postpone that. this happens all the time, john. defendants more often than not at the last minute say, judge, we need more time and doj said this is just a last minute ploy to avoid accountability. >> experts say it didn't exist. there are department of justice lawyers sigg that trump never even exerted it to begin with. we will have more on that in a little bit. okay. so steve bannon, will he appear before the committee and what will happen with this trial? >> there were some pretty dramatic turn arpds late last week. donald trump sent a will err to steve bannon and said i did invoke executive privilege, but i take t you can go ahead and testify. bannon sends a letter into the committee saying circumstances have changed, mr. bannon is willing to and indeed prefers to testify at your public hearing. now, here is what i think is going on here. this is important. he says i want to testify at your public hearing. during the committ

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. >>> finally tonight, a woman who has a history of firsts and is now breaking another barrier, this time in the nfl. steveterson has her inspiring story. >> reporter: the first thing you should know about sandra douglass morgan, she's already carved out a long legacy of being first. >> sometimes your experience is questioned when you are the first when usually it's because you worked twice as hard to get there. >> reporter: morgan was the first black city attorney in las vegas and the first black chairperson of nevada's powerful gaming control board now she's the first black woman to become team president in nfl history with the las vegas raiders. >> this is a dream come true for me >> reporter: the 44-year-old black and korean wife and mother doesn't take breaking barriers lightly, especially in a league mired in controversy for a lot of fans faith in the league's fairness has been shaken >> it's not lost on me that i'm the first black female president for the nfl, so that if i can make any type of change or be a good voice, a positive voice or even a sounding board for the nfl i'm happy to do that >> re

has now won this case. we don't know yet whether steve bannon is going to appeal the guilty verdict . he certainly has that right under us law, but it is worth knowing that this is a someone who is perhaps the closest person so far to the u. s. president who has been convicted on such matters involving the attempted coup on january 6th, 2021. thank you very much. from washington roles and jordan. meanwhile, the us house select committee has heard then president donald trump sat and watched the january 6 riots unfolding. one capital for 2 and a half hours before taking action shot were chancey reports on this. now. the committee's focus was the 187 minutes between donald trump finishing his white house speech to the followers he summoned on january the 6th, out of the ventral video message cooling on the writers to go home after they reached the capital in more evidences present the trump wanted to join the protest is to go into a heated argument with secret service agents who refused to take him. but now we got a suggestion about why they refused for security official who chose to rema

cooper has more on steve balance conviction from washington dc . that's not a shoe surprise and clearly he refused to even hand over any documents. but you can't seem to get away with not cooperating in the face of a house committee, but his lawyers already said that they will appeal. he says he has a bullet proof information that will prevent steve bowden from going to prison at could be up to 2 years. so this is still an open once again, but a very clear indicator there that he taunt cindy wiggle out of this. and on thursday, the committee accused fuller, president donald trump, of gross dereliction of duty for doing nothing. as a mob of his supporters stormed the capital building. investigators heard testimony from top white house aides, who described how trump ignored their please to intervene for nearly 3 hours. the hearings have included a mix of life testimony, pre recorded depositions, and never before seen footage, including these outtakes. that's whenever editor of donald trump rehearsing his video address to the nation a day after the at

. >>> former trump aide steve kerr has been found guilty on two counts of contempt of congress. this after defying subpoenas for the january 6th house committee. cbs' reporter skyler henry live in washington, d.c. with more on this verdict. skyler? >> hey, ryan. good to see you. bannon faces up to a year in jail, and he could have to pay up to $100,000 in fines after today's conviction. remember, this all comes because he refused to work with the house january 6th committee. the committee investigating the attack on the u.s. capitol. thinking that he was covered by executive privilege. the jury has found former trump aide steve kerr guilty of two counts of contempt of congress. >> we may have lost a battle here today, but we're not going to lose this war. >> reporter: in the sclclosing argument, the prosecutor missed one very important phrase, right? i stand with trump and the constitution. and i will never back off that, ever. >> reporter: bannon refused to comply with congressional subpoenas to testify before the january 6th committee. his lawyer say he did so on advice of pre