robbie de santos is the director of communications and external affairs at stonewall, an organisationq+ people. i asked him how do we protect at risk groups without stigmatising them. i think the first thing is just being really clear who that group of people are. i think even actually saying gay and bisexual men is a bit limited. we know that a number of people who fall within that group may not identify as part of the lgbt youth community. so it is using words like men who have sex with men can be just a words like men who have sex with men can bejust a bit more words like men who have sex with men can be just a bit more expensive and really capture the kind of full span of people who are at this heightened level of risk. i think as welljust really emphasising that this is a nonjudgmental call. this is about understanding behaviours and ways of living that potentially puts people at higher levels of risk, but really making sure that there isn't an of moralising in any of the tone of any of those communications. so really, it is aboutjust making sure it is clear, sober and directed m

did not notify congress that they deleted the texts, and they were stonewalling the investigation. i think it is safe, what the hell is going on at dhs? >> and the story going on to note this only became to light because of two whistleblowers who went forward with the information that the inspector general had been notified as early as february. yeah, no, it raises even more questions about just how irresponsible and careless, and i'm being kind, the secret service was or if indeed there was a nefarious cover-up here. we've been through thetimeline repeatedly the last couple of days but it is worth repeating. there was a request to preserve the cell phone records as early as december 2020. that request repeated in january of 2021. and in the days after january 5th and 6th, the dates missing where texts were deleted, there was another question saying, hey, you need to keep from congress, telling secret service to preserve those records and yet a week later the data pagration went ahead and those records were lost outside of the few stray messages it has been reported. so there was a

and it's stonewall literally everywhere, according to an investigation by the british taxpayers alliancetotal of 327 government agencies donated to the stone wall program to promote gender diversity. in particular, only from 2018 to 2021 year, stone wall received 3 million pounds and, of course, we are talking about taxpayers' money. it 's not just these values, they bring us. well , we do not want these values, and we will fight against this both at the legislative level and correctly. as ramzan akhmatovich kadyrov says, we will put up even normal people against us. we are ashamed to fight with them. that is, if you really took how we are with them, how we can fight, and by the way, they have a united states air force instructor who served there, uh, for decades you have been talking in the united states does not take it there. eh, there are no calls. yes , no one wants to go there, 40% of everything is there. max why? well, they came, there is an instructor like this, the guys there, i don’t know, with a strapon. now i will teach you. here is life. no no no no no we're better no we're

that's the thing that president biden has stonewalled congressional leverage. he took 90 days of valuable precious time. the intelligence community would look into it and they came back and they couldn't find anything. it since then, the oversight committee showed early on dr. fauci's advisor said this is obviously from the lab in wuhan and obviously man-made. a never came out and why didn't the intelligence committee that joe biden sent into china to supposedly investigate that come up with that and we've also unearthed emails of communication between dr. fauci and dr. collins trying to spin the lab league theory much less hold anybody accountable. they'll be a priority. jim said earlier, the border crisis is a tragedy and we increase the drug trade and human trafficking. the administration continues to do nothing about it even though the border patrol is baking them. that's three priorities for the oversight committee next year. >> jason: the contrast to jim jordan come up between you and jerry nadler, i could not -- it couldn't be more stark. secretary said

it is a portrait of jefferson davis, stonewall jackson, and robert e. lee riding across a cliff on a mountain. a few miles outside atlanta, georgia. the project began in 1914 when a confederate widow wanted to put up a portrait of robert e. lee on the side of the cliff. she hired dustin, a strange choice because he lived in connecticut and was the son of danish immigrants and head made his name sculpting portraits of lincoln. he even named his son lincoln and wanted to be commissioned to do the lincoln memorial. it didn't work and he was broke and in debt and didn't know what to do next when out of the blue he got this call from georgia. so he went down and said this is a perfect mountain, made of granite, it is in the panama canal and fort knox and it will be a piece of cake to carve it. but you are thinking too small. it should not just be a bust of lee. it should be 700 figures at least 35 feet tall to cover the mountain. he wanted this to be a shrine for the south, as he put it. he didn't want this because he was a proud southern heritage advocate,

robbie de santos is the director of communications and external affairs at stonewall, an organisationupporting the freedoms of lgbtq+ people. thank you forjoining us this evening. how do you think it is best approached to get the warning and message across to those who are most at risk, that is gay and bisexual men, without creating stigma and discrimination, which is something that clearly doctor tedros is concerned about?— that clearly doctor tedros is concerned about? that is a really im ortant concerned about? that is a really important question. _ concerned about? that is a really important question. i _ concerned about? that is a really important question. i think- concerned about? that is a really important question. i think the i important question. i think the first thing isjust important question. i think the first thing is just being really clear who that group of people are. i think even actually saying gay and bisexual men is a bit limited. we know that a number of people who fall within that group may not identify as part of the lgbt q identify as part of the lgbt 0 comm

stonewalling is a known feature of folks in trump's orbit. has that caught up with steve bannon?sure has. by the 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 a

when he started -- they started to stonewall the investigation by stonewalling the evidence.w all of this together. they decided that they really had to get the materials into their files. that was late last night. >> i want to talk about the father missing. it is messages between a secret service agents, that is what they're looking at, right? is that normal protocol for secret service agents? is that how they usually communicate when at work? >> we are just not sure. i think that there are elements of conversation between secret service agents. as i understand it, there are also communications between officials atop and the secret service. i think the committee is still trying to establish what y s been lost and for how many days in january. either way, these text messages and communications could be very key. january five, the day before the capitol attack, the secret service was still trying to finalize their plans for trump and pence. there was some confusion as to whether or not trump was gonna go to the capitol or not. they did not know what pence was going to do. on j

they are not stonewalling. what could you tell us about the divide between team pence and team trump these days. >> reporter: well, look, it could not be more stark. and we've seen that playing out over the course of the last few months in the public pieces of this that we could see, right. because the january 6 committee stuff has largely happened in public whereas what happens with doj as always with grand jury investigations has happened behind closed doors and in secret. though i will say a well placed camera and the art of just showing up in journalism did help us get a little bit of insight into what was happening on friday over at the courthouse with mark short and greg jacob going in there to testify. but nevertheless, these two parallel investigations haven't seemed they were running at parallel time lines tlx is a lot of pressure on the justice from members of the january 6 committee here in congress to do more. it could mark an escalation in terms of the doj investigation. that we're now seeing these

, because of the authorities having misled the public and having stonewalled.r-up, the scent of it has been overwhelming for the better part of two months. this newspaper felt they were working in the public's interest by sharing the tape. you look in the tape. you see the gunman. they made the choice to show the gunman because they wanted to tamp down on conspiracy theories. that's another part of the problem. conspiracy theories fill the void. hopefully the information today can help tamp down on that as well. >> brian stelter, thanks so much. >> thanks. >>> when we come right back, a house select committee member says they expect to get u.s. secret service text messages by tuesday ahead of next week's big hea hearing. >>> and as steve bannon's hearing begins tomorrow, we'll look at how he has a tight grip on the republican party. my mental health was much better. my mind was in a good place. but my body was telling a different story. i feltll people saw were my uncontrolled movements. some mental health meds can cause tardive dyskinesia, or td, and it's unli

. >> steve bannon, a former trump adviser has agreed to testify after months of stonewalling and facing contempt of congress charges. this thursday the economy is expected to say that the president failed his oath of office during the riot. >>> and still ahead, you usually see this in winter but it is happening right now this weekend. king tides are likely to cause some local flooding for several nights in a row. >>> and summer camps are back after a few years off due to covid. we'll introduce to you one that is all a we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california. vote yes on 27. tax online sports betting and protect tribal sovereignty and help californians that are hurting the most. >>> welcome back. we're going to take a look at our markets. dow is down in the red about 177 points after some gains last week. not looking good to start off the

where their names are etched in a monumental stonewall? and here you see it after a rain where the water picks out the names. and those blank gashes or for the people's whose names? we don't yet and may never know. this is such a significant transformation to the university's landscape. in part because of its really important placement this massive circle the same circumference as jefferson's rotunda. placed very near jefferson's rotunda and you see here an aerial shot and you can see the lit up memorial at the bottom and jefferson's rotunda above it and this a major walkway for anybody visiting the university. so in close proximity to jefferson's academical village. here in this moment in our presence. in our present the scholarship of a large team of students. working for years has been able to make visible what was deliberately suppressed for more than a century. it has helped the university's present acknowledge and memorialize its past as an important step. in that university being able to have conversations about its more inclusive f

bannon is of course the first person to be found guilty of stonewalling the committee, probably not theof congress. if you are their attorneys, what is going through your mind now? >> i think this is a very important moment for the committee and four congressional investigations going forward. if the justice department had failed to obtain a conviction here, i think it would've emboldened witnesses to defy congressional subpoenas. knowing that there can be a criminal conviction facing a man a mandatory minimum of 50 days in prison will cause people to think twice about flouting a committee's subpoena. i think it will bring people to the table to testify to those subpoenas. >> barbara, you raise a good point, which is what this will do, but also the message it would have sand had it gone the other way. hugo, the latest healing hearing revealed how the secret service responded to the capitol attack. i want you to take a listen. >> there were calls to say goodbye to family members. every reason on the ground, the vp detail thought it was about to get -- >> hold. >> we need to move now. if

but they're stonewalling, doing their own digs -- disinformation on it. >> with all the talk of russianigence product, classified leak to the media accused senator grassley and i disseminating russian disinformation. a couple hundred news stories marginalizing our report. nothing has been proven inaccurate. this is u.s. records based on interviews with u.s. government officials. this is an effort, apparently began in august of 2020 when we got the briefing and continued at least until march of 2021 when that briefing was leaked to "the washington post" in an article that was used to smear me. so again -- elizabeth: like fbi was weaponized against a sitting member of the senate. now you have james comer, the congressman is saying biden's treasury department is blocking details about 150 financial transactions, suspicious activity reports involving the biden's global business deals overseas, red flagged by u.s. banks and u.s. treasury and now he is going directly to hunter biden's financial advisors to get details about that because biden's treasury department is stonewalling. >> elizabet

after that stunning reversal from bannon to cooperate with the very committee he had previously stonewalled and ridiculed. >> the j-6 committee is totally irrelevant. >> reporter: federal prosecutors arguing bannon's about-face over the weekend was little more to change the optics of his contempt on the eve of trial bannon has remained defiant while facing misdemeanor charges of up to two years in jail and steep fines if convicted. he's pleaded not guilty >> this will be the misdemeanor from hell for merrick garland, nancy pelosi, and joe biden. >> reporter: today the judge ruling bab non's team canno subpoena the house speaker or members of congress. including these comments the day before >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. >> reporter: over the weekend, bannon's attorney saying his new position is not a change of heart but of circumstance >> he's willing to comply if they jus resolve the privilege issue. >> reporter: bannon argued he could not testify because former president trump invoked executive privilege. but saturday mr. trump sent a letter to bannon saying he was waving

he stonewalled the committee since last october and changed his mind over the weekend offering to testify. the justice department calls it a last-ditch attempt to avoid accountability . >> there could be more bombshell testimony coming out of the january 6 committee tomorrow. log makers will cover the involvement of far right groups and their potential connection with the white house and the committee will watch the recorded testimony of former trip advisor, pat cipollone. he will recount the events up to and after the january 6 insurrection. committee members say so far his testimony has not been refuted any past testimony. >> his testimony will be very key for that not just for donald trump but those around him. if your mark meadows it's important to you and your future existence . >> the committee expects another hearing next weekend. >>> the fight is not over yet. just when no car advocates walked away with the win, those who want cars back on jfk drive in san francisco have stepped up their campaign. hours ago the group, access for all, turned in thousands of signatures to put the is

this is also near the claremont hotel on stonewall road. witnesses reported hearing a loud boom and that area before seeing the smoke and the fire breaking out, of course, we will keep you updated as the latest information comes into our newsroom. >> at this point, a bay area air quality management district issuing an air quality advisory for wildfire smoke tomorrow. we're taking a live look that's not smoke. that's fog that we're looking at there. our live view from. i would be the goal to go you can feel part yeah. smoke from washburn fire, though, is expected to make its way into the bay area tomorrow. yes, so people are being advised, protect themselves if possible, of course, stay inside. but it's also expected to remain warm tomorrow. murray surround rig is joining us now with the temperatures and also a look at that air quality in the recent. yeah, that's right. because that air quality going to be a really big issue, especially for those of you in napa county and even koster counted counties. we are going to see that wind direction

. >> been and is facing contempt of congress charges for stonewalling the committee. >>> a murder police thought basalt twice before, tonight, after 30 years they are confident this cold case is finally closed.'s budget has been an interesting roller coaster of emotions.'s budget is incredibly rewarding, and very emotional. to understand that we can have an impact like this on a family. >>> plus, how a bay area cities ban on new gas stations could be fueling a broader trend. >> a stampede prompt a >>> tonight, a suspect is under arrest for the third time in connection with the decades-old murder of a bay area tech worker. betty yu is in mountain view, where police are confident this cold case is finally closed. >> reporter: nearly 30 years ago, the body of lori houtz was found in this area on kramden lane near a garbage dump. today, it is a good google complex made up of buildings and parking lots. in 1992, lori houtz, a computer engineer, was found dead in her car about a mile from her work at adobe systems. police said she was strangled after she left her job. the suspect, 58-year-old

congress needs answers, not stonewalling. independent government watchdogs and whistleblower advocates have called on the v.a. to review government grants and screen for companies and individuals who have engaged in wrongdoing. they also urged the v.a. to consider whether those individuals or entities should be able to obtain government contracts in the future. i'd be very interested in whether those who refuse to cooperate with the o.i.g. requests can still obtain taxpayer money through government contracts. the biden administration has claimed time and again that it is the most transparent administration in u.s. history. well, i think i just gave you an example that that's not true. and it certainly hasn't been true in this case for emphasis. the v.a. deserves much better and of course the v.a. serves our veterans and our veterans deserve much better from that agency. the v.a. needs to start being as transparent as they claim to be transparent and cooperate with this investigation. thank you, mr. president. i yield. a senat

tellll us aboutch where you're being stonewalled with this hunter biden investigation. >>>> well, we found out thaten hunter biden has had one hundred and fifty suspicious activity reports filed against various accounts that he and jim biden,u the president's brother, have. that's unprecedented. a normal person in america never has any bank violationsern >> less o than one tenth of one percent of people have any bank balance. they've had one hundred fifty, which i would say is more than any person in the history ofth america. these are the most serious banking violations you have their suspicion of money laundering, suspicion of receiving moneyof from terrorist groups or suspicion of money from bad actors in countries. before joe biden becameid president under the obama administration, the bush administration, any member of congress to go to the treasury ndan department and request suspicious activity reports, these were put into place again to catch funneling money to terrorist cells in the united states meets unheard of. he's had one hundred and fifty of these violations. once we d

. _ ali learned about a charity called rainbow railroad, working with stonewall in the uk to get lgbtsafety. after several weeks of secret communication they got him a plane ticket and a student visa. he headed for one of the final few flights still in operation, in constant fear of being caught. they had tracking devices. they could hack your - phone and your whatsapp. they could do a lot of stuff, the taliban, even a simplel song was enough to get you in trouble. - ali grew a beard and dressed in traditional afghan clothing. he learned a cover story and left home with just a backpack and the equivalent of £15 in his pocket. like ahmed he still lives in a hotel but has a job interview this week. even now he is afraid to trust. with life in the uk, i am safe. but i do have concerns _ for my friends and family back home because the taliban are trying to get to our families. - what they will do is arrest them, torture them and send _ those videos to me. like, you need to come back or your brother, father, - son or sister will suffer because of you. - with that in mind, why did you feel

and then in 1969, there is the stonewall uprising and this burst of gay visibility. it makes national helines. people from all over the country are reading about this. people are coming out of the closet. there are gay pride parades being held for the first time. and this is llowed by a backlash. anita bryant in her save our children campaign to repeal anti-discrimination statutes or to bar gay people from serving as schoolteachers in california. that was one measure. and then in the '90s, there's the clinton administration welcoming gay people into the executive branch for really the first time. bill clinton lifts the ban on gay people receiving security clearances in 1995. but there's also the defense of marriage act and the ban on or the "don't ask, don't tell" regulation in the military. so it's a mixed picture, but ultimately, it is a story of progress over time. >> contemporary lgbt equality, to live openly in washington today, if you are gay, same-sex marriage is allowed not just in washington. nationally, gays are allowed to serve openly in the military. most

now, the sound that this is a sort of response of the stonewalling that getting to get. however, it was interesting off to off that meeting lena to write an article in the washington post, and she gave a bit more detail of what lincoln said she'd have blinking. acknowledge the u. s. government has a duty to protect every american citizen, and he said he was committed to transparency with the family moving forward, committed a transparency with the family, moving forward, but did not commit to an investigation. so transparency with the family. i guess transparency with the family would mean we'd actually know what the intentions are . this of this administration. it's interesting what we always have with democratic administrations advantage of this when an american citizen was killed. now biting they talk, a good game about press freedom and human rights when they do nothing, when israeli is or other, there are other fractions of human rights and impress freedom. i think you have to say at least donald trump was all just say when jamaica shoji was killed. he said quite op

the flames were first reported at about four this afternoon at stonewall road and claremont avenue. the fire then spread to a nearby structure. people who live in the area say they heard what sounded like two large explosions before seeing flames in their neighborhood. 11 a man was found dead in downtown petaluma early this morning. police say they first received the call around 1 50. from a man who said his friend was assaulted with a baseball bat officers found the victim on the 100 block of keller street, where he was pronounced dead at the scene. police are reviewing security video from the businesses in that area in hopes of identifying an attacker. anyone with information about the case is asked to call petaluma police there has been another drowning at lake berryessa, the napa county sheriff's office, says 18 year old zaire fairly of alejo drowned in this middle creek day use area at about 1 30 this afternoon. the sheriff's office says fairly with standing on a log when he slipped into the water and off duty police officer was able to pull him to shore and an off duty nurse t

procedures for approving this agreement , because well, in our case, it is more likely just a stonewallingof the reason that the agreement is not interstate, but they made a multilateral interdepartmental one, that is, in principle, the situation here is actually very difficult here, in the conditions of war, all these rules do not work at all the way they used to it is so important what will happen there and how will it be according to the legal procedures, it is important what position turkey is taking now, why do i say turkey and president erdogan, because the un is tsarist and they start in this case, mr. gutierrez, he is a churchman who received this dvd, he declared all this so graciously and if you read in these documents it is written that only in the presence of gensk oh even he does not undertake any obligations yes that is why turkey is here first of all that is why i emphasize this well what if what do you think how can erdoğan behave then that in erdoğan actually has much more leverage than it seems at first glance, and we understand that the conversation that has been going o

this comes after months of stonewalls congress. a key connection will be possible connections between the white house and far right extremist groups that led the attack on the capitol. congressman jamie raskin said a tweet from president trump in december of 2020 had a significant effect. >> so people are going to hear the story of that tweet and then the explosive effect it had in trump world and specifically among the domestic violent extremist groups. the most dangerous political extremists in the country at that point. >> another hearing is expected on thursday in which the committee will argue trump failed to follow his oath of office during that riot. >> one more note from capitol hill. senator majority leader chuck schumer testing positive for coronavirus. schumer, who is vaccinated and double boosted, experiencing mild symptoms, his staff says he will continue to work remotely. >> the ceo of gap stepped down effective immediately. she had been ceo of the san francisco based company since march of 2020. she was previously at

for his part he claims that twitter has stonewalled his request for data and his legal team is hoping to court in february. and in the meantime amazon providing video captured by security cameras without getting police permission or a court warrant. the company says there have been 11 such incidents where they complied with a complete request with risk to the public. >> republicans are doing something that is very dangerous to our society, and we have to acknowledge that, we have the extremists. and it's not how we are, it's how you are, it's that what you have allowed to happen. >> new leadership, same old cnn? saying that the network could be moving to the moderate middle, calling the gop dangerous, suggesting that extremists led by president trump laid the foundation for conservative supreme court which later overturned roe versus wade. in the meantime one investment officer arguing that one of the most vulnerable agreements for the current inflation prices is too many millennials out there. demand goes up the largest generation outpaces supply. somewhere to the 1970s when the baby

he made an announcement in a letter to the panel this weekend after months of stonewalling. he was subpoenaed last year, but refused to turn over documents or sit for a deposition, he claimed he could not do that because of executive privilege. the justice department was not buying it, because executive privilege only applies to those serving in the executive branch, unlike steve benton, who left in 2018. he was charged with contempt of congress and his criminal trial is set to begin next week. his new offer about potentially testifying could be an attempt to try to undermine the prosecutor's case. he says he would like to testify at a public hearing. some many members have already indicated that they want him to be dohfoz to do a private deposition. some legal experts are very skeptical of his motivations with his trial fast approaching. we should learn more about this in the coming days. we should find out how everything shakes out. the january 6 committee is living ahead with the next major public hearing, scheduled for tuesday, focusing on the role of right-wing extremis

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 overturning the presidential election. >> the president pressured the vice president, state election and electors. >> reporter: they are focusing on ties between trump associates and extremist. >> a spokesperson is scheduled to testify tuesday and we expect to see another primetime hearing on thursday. chris? >> okay. we will watch. thank you very much. >>> this

requests, we made those requests if terms of preservation and turning over the documents, they have stonewalleds we'll ensure that transparency and accountability and role of congress, to have oversight, that is an important role they democrat control congress has failed owe hold them accountable, not just the biden crime family issues, it is issues like the border, they have refused on the turnover documents and make administration officials available with the border crisis. joe biden is not living by the ruling of law. they are avoiding anything and having wide open amnesty policies that are not according to the rule of law, not according to what congress passed. and it has been a disaster, the most open border and most insecurity border. we intend to use the oversight tools, so important in congress, it ensures good government and accountability. on behalf of hard working american taxpayers. >> in context of abortion, mentioned that poor 10 year old girl who was raped. received an abortion from one statete to the other, but what joe biden did not mention, she was raped by an illegal alien, h

>> the white house has just decided to stonewall joe biden decided he just not going to address any ofhough he's been shown up time and time again to have lied about his knowledge of hunter's business dealings overseas to say the least but i think there's going to come a moment when they can no longer ignore it but when that happens, we don't know. the grand jury and delaware has been investigating hundred biden now for four years, for money laundering, tax evasion and allegations foreign agent violations. we were expecting after a flurry of activity last year when the grand jury convened with hearing evidence from former business partners, former lovers, we expected there would be some indictment coming up sometime soon but it looks to me as if they are slow walking it at least until after midterms. and a couple of weeks it will be 90 days before the midterms and that will give an excuse for the u.s. attorney in delaware. he's done this before, to basically put seedings on hold to ensure no political pains, no contamination the election or politics with the investigation but again, it

that they are willing to do criminal contempt referrals in instances where the subpoenas have been stonewalled as we are seeing in the instance of steve bannon, the fact that he's guilty, really punctuates nicely we are trying to get to the bottom of this, and they will run each threat to the ground and if that means taking these to court, then they go to court. the question that i have now, is what does this mean for the original overtures of cooperation that he seemed to have right before the trial started. there was skepticism from people about why is this happening now, this is not necessarily someone they believe to be a good faith actor and i even asked chairman thompson, have you seen any documents, any records come forward for mr. bannon? chairman thompson said, no, and that was something they said they needed to see before they even started having conversations about banning coming in and testifying because your member, in the initial overture from bannon, he said he wants to come in and testify but that he wants to do it live and in public, it's not something the committee was willin

he made the announcement in a letter to the panel this weekend after months of stonewalling. he was subpoenaed last year but refused to sit for a deposition and refused to turn over any documents. he claimed he cannot do that because of executive privilege. the justice department was not buying it. probably because it only applies to people are actually serving in the executive branch. the justice department charged him in november with contempt of congress. his criminal trial is supposed to begin next week. the new offer to the january 6 committee could be a tent to try to undermined the prosecutor's case. he says he would like to testify at a public hearing. some community members have already indicated they wanted to do a private deposition. there is no guarantee this is actually going to happen. some legal experts are very skeptical with this trial fast approaching. we really should find out more about this in the next few ways. the 2 size should come together and negotiate. meanwhile, the committee is moving ahead with its next major public hearing. that is scheduled for

google stonewall! pl >> stephen: first up, in a year when over 300 anti-l.g.b.t.q.ry, it's important to show ally-ship. and as always, we look to our burgers for moral guidance. case in point, burger king debuted a "pride whopper" with "two equal buns." ( laughter ) which, apparently, makes the burgers... gay? ( laughter ) the burger comes with "either two top buns or two bottom buns." ( laughter ) because nothing, nothing says "we understand gay culture" like two tops. ( laughter ) others got their pride promotions a little more right. for instance, nascar tweeted "yascar" for the launch of their pride month t-shirts. good for nascar. though, i gotta say, nascar's actual logo? already pretty gay. of course, not all nascar fans are on board with this, with one tweeting "no longer a fan of nascar after i saw this." well, if you're upset about nascar being gay friendly, wait 'til you hear what rupaul did to drag racing. ( applause ) there are also-- ( applause ) there are also pride-themed kids' toys. for instance, bratz has launched a special pride doll pack. that's

this was near the claremont hotel on stonewall road. witnesses reported hearing a loud boom in the area before this fire broke out. well, the bay area air quality management district has issued an air quality advisory for wildfire smoke tomorrow. smoke from the washburn fire, which is burning at yosemite national park. >> is expected to make its way into the bay area on monday. tomorrow people are being advised to protect themselves if of course, by staying inside the temperatures are also forecasted to remain warm as we head into tomorrow. so let's take a live look this out and san francisco, this from our sutro tower camera. pretty clear out there right now. pretty clear for sure. come from meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is tracking that smoke, though, that supposed make its way here in the breeze pay their dan well. yeah, let's take a look at storm and smoke tracker for because we're tracking very dry conditions. >> and that walsh fire burning near yosemite. it's actually going to impact the bay area as early as monday morning for n

after months of stonewalling. he was subpoenaed last year but refused to set for a deposition and refused to turn over any documents that he claimed he could not do that because of executive privilege. but the justice department was not buying it. probably because executive privilege only applies to people who are actually serving in the executive branch. unlike bannon who left the white house in 2017. so, the justice department charged him in november with contempt of congress and his criminal trial is supposed to begin next week. his new offer to the january 6th committee about potential testifying could be an attempt to try to undermine the prosecutor's case. bannon says he would like to testify at a public hearing. some committee members have already indicated that they want him to do a private deposition just like all of the other witnesses have done. there is no guarantee that this is actually going to happen. some liberal legal experts are skeptical of his motivations with the trial fast approaching. we rea

testify will not delay his trial next week for contempt of congress, charges brought because bannon stonewalled the committee's repeated requests. federal prosecutors calling it a last-ditch attempt to avoid accountability the committee's main focus, bannon's role in the run-up to the 6th and these fiery comments the day before the attack. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow >> reporter: now, a lawyer for bannon said he is now willing to testify because former president trump initially invoked executive privilege, but has now waived it. though mr. trump's former lawyer insisted mr. trump never invoked the privilege for bannon and the committee argues the bottom line, the privilege does not apply. >> speaking of bottom lines, do you think that bannon would actually testify before this committee? >> i think it is really unlikely i've been talking to sources inside the committee and who are close to steve bannon, and it just doesn't seem very likely. look, he's been mocking this committee for months, so he's a real wildcard. add to that, you have a lot of skepticism that he's just making

people also searched for more serious topics, like the stonewall riots and the rights movement. searches for the word abortion really spiked in the wake of the overturning of roe v wade, looking to travel to out-of- state to terminate a pregnancy. we asked google insiders how private those churches are. >> data is aggregate and anonymous across the country. we can zoom in on certain cities and states, but i'm unable to see specifically what you might be searching for. >> the number of searches for hotdogs is exploding in the wake of the fourth of july weekend. >>> top dog in california, duncan rep dog, who can smell the sizzling. ever got one on the corner? >> whenever i walked by, i have just eat whatever i'm already eating out. >> that always happens.. >>> this will turn your head this morning. a former yellow cartoon character? >> not me. we are talking about little minions. >> let's take a break. >> maybe that's my new nickname. >> [ screaming ] >> "minions,." arriving today, and have many of you have guessed, the back story behind the villain, with apparently the same desig