fani willis letter is secede to 19 people.t a person whose name appears at the top of the c list, the honorable merrick garland, united states attorney general. our next guest says about donald trump's public comments are quote, daring the attorney general to seek a grand jury indictment against him for seditious conspiracy and for giving aid and comfort to an insurrection to overturn the election. joining us now is laurence tribe, university professor of constitutional law, at harvard law school, he has won 35 cases in the united states supreme court. professor tribe, thank you so much for joining us tonight. could you give us a review of what criminal liability is you think increased for donald trump as a result of his recent public statements? >> he essentially confessed publicly, and openly, without any coercion, without any pressure, to having committed the crime of conspiracy to engage in sedition. seditious conspiracy, because the united states government, punishable by 20 years in prison, because he quite specifically

in a 2020 movie will see bruce willis battle it out with bruce willis for his most regrettable mistakee 24 looking through her camera roll after a night out. >> that was good. >> the movies include out of debt which received a 0 percent rating and midnight in the switchgrass, it not only received terrible reviews, but bears responsibility for making it impossible for the rest of u to ever feel safe opening the internet without the risk of throwing up all over ourselves. i think this is a tribute to bruce willis, the man work spread. >> so bruce willis, he was a struggling bartender. he tripped and fell into moonlighting, and then no one else wanted diehards. so his whole career, he has bea the odds, and he's working in a time when an old white man is literally poison, so i would be like i made eight movies during the pandemic fresh earth, they're not great, we were all doing it from 6 feet apart. i just love how people who don' get to do things criticize people who are doing things. if you don't like this movie, don't watch. the man is working, he's a legend, he is a household name. fe

david willis, alwa s european sanctions. david willis, always fantastic _ european sanctions.ean sanctions. david willis, always fantastic to get _ european sanctions. david willis, always fantastic to get you - european sanctions. david willis, always fantastic to get you on - european sanctions. david willis, | always fantastic to get you on the programme with your insightful analysis. ask forjoining us. still to come a bit later in the programme — we'll return to ukraine with a special report from the east of the country. but first, britain's prime minister, borisjohnson, has condemned the harassment suffered on monday by the labour leader sir keir starmer who had to be escorted to safety by police, near the houses of parliament. there were shouts of �*traitor�* and someone can be heard shouting �*jimmy savile', taken to be a reference to the false accusation made by borisjohnson that sir keir, a former director of public prosecutions, had failed to prosecute savile for child sex offences. our political editor, laura kuenssberg, reports. this is not normal rough—and—tumble,

willis was already on high alert. took aim on her and other prosecutors at his rally. >> i hope we are going to have in this country the biggest protest we have ever had in washington, d.c., in new york, in atlanta. >> reporter: after those comments, willis asked the fbi for help assessing potential security deficiencies and sharing intelligence on potential threats. >> i don't want to pretend like i didn't hear what i heard. it would be just crazy for me to not pay attention to that. so i wanted to make sure that they were also paying attention. >> and sara murray joins us now. terrific report, sara. what did district attorney willis tell you about brad raffensperger and whether he will testify? >> reporter: yeah, i mean, if there's anyone at the heart of this case other than donald trump, it is the georgia secretary of state. but fani willis made clear she understands what it's like to be in the middle of a campaign, which secretary raffensperger is in, for his re-election. she said she is not going to call him in r

and just by way of background with fani willis, she is a seasoned prosecutor.nistrator. she's not a bureaucrat. she is one of the top prosecutors in the district attorney's office before she sought to become the district attorney. i worked with fani in three different places, including her first job out of law school. and she walked in the door fearless. so, if she is pursuing this, given her experience, given what she knows about what you need to move forward with a criminal case, i assure you there's something there. >> you know, we've played it in sara's piece right there. in a two-year period, some of the craziest politics i've ever seen. the piece of sound where donald trump says, i need you to find me 11,000 votes, as a piece of evidence, if that isn't incriminating, i'm not sure i understand what is. can you explain? go ahead. >> yeah, i was going to say, and the other part to this, you have rudy giuliani come and testify before the senate in georgia. we don't know if he gave false information. i'm pretty sure that he did -- during that testimony. at lea

david willis, thank ou so pan out. david willis, thank you so much _ pan out. you so much for— pan out. david willis, thank you so much for that - pan out. david willis, thank. you so much for that update. meanwhile, on wednesday ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky, travelled across the country to rally his forces. the bbc�*s sarah rainsford was with him, and sent this report. today was ukraine's turn for a show of force, aiming its tanks and missiles at an imaginary invader. military exercises, as the president looked on. it's the kind of cross—border attack that western governments fear russia is planning here. some had even named today as the launch date. instead, volodymyr zelensky was on a morale—boosting tour. laid out for him to admire, weapons sent by allies, including britain. remote assistance. i asked mr zelensky whether the threat had receded now. translation: we react to the reality we have. l and we don't see any withdrawal yet. we've only heard about it. when the troops do withdraw, everyone will see that. notjust reconnaissance or the militar

>> well, there is a chance, willie.sable that the lockout of the players occurred in december 2nd and they didn't have any really functional meetings for weeks on end. that is inexcusable. so you can take -- basically take a month of time and set it aside where they did nothing. now they're down to it. they're supposedly going to meet every day this week, and it depends on which owners show up at these meetings. if more sensible owners show up, there's a possibility that they could get a deal. the big hangup is what they call service time of younger players in major league baseball. are they awarded free agency or a path to free agency after three years or two years? it is a complicated thing. now, there are several owners in major league baseball who wouldn't mind not playing in april because they indicate that they lose an enormous amount of money in april at games and, you know, some cities where the weather is not great. but they're going to have to deal with that. the big thing though, willie, is to my mind -- and

willie o'ree, and jessica kingdon. this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. >> trevor: hey, what is going on, everybody. welcome to "the daily show," i'm trevor noah. let's jump straight into today's headlines. we kick things off with the news about the british royal family. the only people who think chess is a representative game. look, there's me. an there's you. an there's the people who pay us. yesterday marked queen elizabeth's 70th year on the throne making her the longest serving monarch in british history. which must be nice. all of those people who have been shouting long live the queen. yeah, cuz now they can be like yeah, you see, we did that. now as part of the anniversary observance the family has announced that if and when queen elizabeth died and her son charles becomes king, his wife camilla will be crowned alongside him as queen. and i don't know if you remember but when camilla first started dating charles, people said that she could never be queen because their relationship started as an affair. so

willy: we are seeing a lot of players who have been very concentrated historically. now they are putting investment into japan, into -- it has not been announced yet but europe is angling for a piece of that. you saw last week india announcing 20 billion for investments in semi conductors. we are seeing a lot more of that globalization of some players who have historically been relatively concentrated. that mirrors the auto industry 30 years ago when a lot of big players started going global. maybe it will be spread out a little more. caroline: i'm interested whether it makes sense from an economic perspective? i was talking to the ceo of micron who set at the moment there's a 45% cost differential between making a chip in taiwan as he does or in asia versus making it here in the united states. yes, $50 billion coming from the administration in terms of incentives, but that does not make up for the costly labor and regulation. how do we get some economic parity or do we just have to brace ourselves for inflation? willy: one of the reasons a lot of that manufacturing

willie? about willie geist's diving catch. they got him into the red zone and he did it with his diamond encrusted -- oh, look. there they go. with his diamond encrusted necklace on which joe burrow had on, and he bragged, of course they're real, i'm rich. not sure why he did that. there's willie. i love it. >> okay. gentlemen, i think -- >> come on, mika, i just wanted to -- >> i appreciate, that's cute, the twitter thing. go to willie's twitter. but we are talking about a game that's two days ago and we have news that's new. >> i want to ask david ignatius about the bills -- >> no, you don't. >>> david ignatius, there's new reporting on just how personally involved donald trump was in trying to use federal agencies to seize voting machines in key swing states in the weeks after losing the 2020 election. first was the justice department. two sources familiar with the matter tell "the new york times" that during an oval office meeting in mid to late november trump told then-attorney general b

being able to fail for willie or being able to succeed for willie and are always worrying that it representsess at the same time which it did and didn't. >> well, i met a lot of the black players and players of color that are playing in the league at the present time. and you know, some of them that i have met, they said willie, i just can't imagine what you had to go through to make it fob for players like me to play in the league. he says i have the highest respect and the highest admiration for you. he said what you had to do, you must have had to turn your cheek a thousand times. and i said i just stayed focused on what i wanted to do. i worked hard. and i told myself i'm good enough to play in the league and just work hard and stay confident. >> let's talk a little bit about the future. we are celebrating you and you have been celebrated for such a long time as being not just part of black history but part of the nhl history. you have now been an ambassador for the national hockey league, getting black players into it, players of color, kids who have never thought this could be their sp

indeed, david willis, thank _ oil and gas. indeed, david willis, thank you - oil and gas.. indeed, david i willis, thank you for keeping us up to date with all of those developments. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we'll look at the mood in ukraine's capital from our correspondent in kyiv. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos' sanctuary, malacanang — the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced i of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland i have produced a sheep called dolly using a cell from another sheep. i warren beatty and faye dunaway announced to the world that the winner of best film was la la land. the only trouble was it wasn't. the mistake was only put right in the middle of gushing speeches by the team behind the modern musical. not for 20 years have

david willis, our correspondent _ ukraine. david willis, our correspondent in - ukraine.ur correspondent in la, - ukraine. david willis, our. correspondent in la, thank ukraine. david willis, our - correspondent in la, thank you for the update. meanwhile, on wednesday ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky, travelled across the country to rally his forces. the bbc�*s sarah rainsford was with him, and sent this report. today was ukraine's turn for a show of force, aiming its tanks and missiles at an imaginary invader. military exercises, as the president looked on. it's the kind of cross—border attack that western governments fear russia is planning here. some had even named today as the launch date. instead, volodymyr zelensky was on a morale—boosting tour. laid out for him to admire, weapons sent by allies, including britain. remote assistance. i asked mr zelensky whether the threat had receded now. translation: we react to the reality we have. l and we don't see any withdrawal yet. we've only heard about it. when the troops do withdraw, everyone will see that. notjust r

along with willie, joe, and me. of course, willie, you have the top story this morning. >> yeah. it is an incredibly busy morning, and we'll start with president joe biden promising to give diplomacy every chance, in his words, to prevent russia from invading ukraine again. but he's warning skepticism about moscow's intentions, and an invasion remains distinctly possible, he says. in a speech yesterday, biden said it is too early to assess moscow's claim that it is pulling troops from ukraine's border. the u.s. has not verified that. >> yesterday, the russian government publicly proposed to continue the diplomacy. i agree. we should give the diplomacy every chance to succeed. i believe there are real ways to address our respective security concerns. the russian defense minister reported today that some military units are leaving their positions near ukraine. that would be good. but we have not yet verified that. we have not yet verified the russian military units are returning to their home bases. indeed, our analysts indicate that they remain very much in the threatening positio

i'm willie geist. the battle for ukraine continues this morning with russian forces stepping up their assault against stiff resistance. overnight the russian military moved into ukraine's second largest city of kharkiv with a gas pipeline exploding during the battle there. the russians are offering to hold peace talks this belarus but ukraine's president is rejecting that. plus our sunday focus on the end game for vladimir putin. how far will he go in ukraine and is he getting more than he bargained for there? we'll have an interview with the russian foreign ministry. and a spotlight on the mental health of our children. we will check in with them. and one of the brightest rising stars, the golden globe winning "anita" on her rise up through broadway, including in "hamilton" to a nomination at this year's academy awards when i was a kid i watched the oscars. and, ooh, everybody says "and i'd like to thank the academy." really? >> i really did. >> let's begin with the latest from closing in on the count

willis was already on high alert.er prosecutors during a rally. >> hope we are going to have this country the biggest protest we have ever had in washington, d.c., in new york, in atlanta. >> reporter: after those comments, willis asked the fbi for help assessing potential security deficiencies and sharing intelligence on potential threats. >> i don't want to pretend like i didn't hear what i heard. it would be just crazy for me to not pay attention to that. so i wanted to make sure that they were also paying attention. >> our thanks to sara murray for that report. really interesting discussion there. joining us now former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia michael moore. michael, great to see you this morning. so listening to the d.a., if you're donald trump and his legal team this morning, are you more or less nervous? >> i don't really know that i'm more or less nervous. i think that i'm getting a timeline maybe for how this is going to drag out a little bit. i'm hearing things come up like presidenti

ben willis does not significantly illjudged? ben willis does not seem _ significantly illjudged?lljudged? ben willis i does not seem to necessarily made this comment deliberately is what was happening was he was being filmed _ was happening was he was being filmed and cut away shots of him in the home _ filmed and cut away shots of him in the home secretary talking to a group of— the home secretary talking to a group of soldiers in whitehall the day and _ group of soldiers in whitehall the day and they were actually talking about _ day and they were actually talking about a _ day and they were actually talking about a change to the visa scheme to allow _ about a change to the visa scheme to allow people who served in the armed forces— allow people who served in the armed forces who _ allow people who served in the armed forces who were born overseas but served _ forces who were born overseas but served here — forces who were born overseas but served here for six years. so he is talking to — served here for six years. so he is talking to them about ukraine and he lets slip _ talki

willie, so they ripped it up.eating it? >> well, he's got a history of ripping up documents, so it wouldn't be surprising if he had. this all figures into the work of the select committee. congresswoman liz cheney, the vice chair of the committee investigating the capitol attack, has a new piece in the "wall street journal" titled "the january 6th committee won't be intimidated. the congresswoman writes this. republicans used to advocate fidelity to the rule of law and the plain text of the constitution. in 2020, mr. trump convinced many to abandon those principles. as the select committee will demonstrate in hearings later this year, no foreign power corrupted america's voting machines and no massive secret fraud changed the election outcome. almost all members of congress know this, although many lack the courage to say it out loud. mr. trump knew it, too. those who do not wish the truth of january 6th to come out have claimed the process is tainted and political. our hearings will show this charge to be wrong.

more news every day, willie.uary 6th committee, who we thought were starting about as slowly as i did -- i was going to say high school, but high school, college and law school. they've really taken off. every day more documents, more information that is more damning for the former president. >> yeah, it is interesting. we've talked, you know, many months ago we thought this is moving rather slowly. if you talked behind the scenes to people around the committee they say, look, we're getting what we need. for every high-profile steve bannon who doesn't want to show up, for every mark meadows who want to make a point to donald trump and not show up to testify, we have reams, thousands and thousands of documents, from meadows in some cases, print documents and e-mails but also from other people around the president, press seconds, advisers. mike pence's team is cooperating by and large. this committee will have what it needs to tell the story of january 6th. >> and the oath keepers, the head of the oath keeper's law

>> well, for about two months, willie, the u.s.tary buildup on the borders of ukraine and it was inconsistent with any innocuous exercise or an effort to merely intimidate ukraine. it was clear, it was evident from the bill yuld that he wanted to attack, that he wanted to invade, that he wanted to conduct combat inside ukraine and last night as we saw those precision strikes struck military targets around the country including in the capital city. i think this morning it is definitive. we can call it the post-cold war era is over. the united states now will be in a prolonged conflict with russia and it appears russia has an ally in china. the world is now dividing along the lines many analysts have been suggesting. i think the first objective, willie, will be to bolster and fortified defenses in nato so putin doesn't dare think he can take one step into an article five nato alliance country. that's job number one. second, i think we have to impose significant costs on putin. we have to make this not a fair fight. we have to arm, tr

. ♪♪ >> well, i mean seriously, willie, what else do you need? that view of washington, d.c., a town that is assured by vladimir putin's assurances once again. willie, yeah, it seems that president putin's guarantees aren't exactly rock solid, that far from withdrawing troops what do we have? maybe 7,000 more going to the border? >> yeah, those multiple grains of salt we've been talking about for every story we report for vladimir putin have turned out to be true, which is to say that the secretary of state on this show said, no, actually they're not withdrawing troops. we're seeing more troops come in. it appears, believe it or not, this may be propaganda from vladimir putin and russia about a withdrawal. >> yeah, shocking. absolutely shocking. to talk through this and a whole lot more we have the host of "way too early" and white house bureau treef at "politico", jonathan lemire. also former u.s. censor, now nbc news and msnbc political analyst, someone who would agree the best teams weren't actually the ones you saw in super bowl, claire mccas

so that's why fani willis will use this special grand jury.'ll talk to everyone who came into contact with the former president and put together her case. and then at the end of the day, she'll have that delightful tape to play for the jury. >> let me play a bit more of fani willis, the prosecutor saying that donald trump is not going to stand in her way. take a look. >> this is a criminal investigation. we're not here playing a game. i plan to use the power of the law. we are all citizens. mr. trump, just as every other american citizen is entitled to dignity. he is entitled to being treated fairly. he will be treated fairly in this jurisdiction. but i plan to do my job. and my job is to make sure that we get the evidence that gives us the truth. i'm not concerned at all about games to delay this. >> she also said she will not be deterred by claims of presidential immunity. i'm going to put up the three sort of possible men use of charges donald trump could face from solicitation of election fraud in georgia to tax fraud in new york to tax fr

i'm willie geist. it has been three days since president biden predicted russia would invade ukraine. the world remains on edge as american diplomats work behind the scene to steer vladimir putin away from war. tens of thousands of ukrainian fled their homes with heavy shelling at the border after russia carried out nuclear drills or friday. president biden will plan the american response if putin does go in. woe are live with the white house and chuck todd just ahead. we are following breaking news out of london this morning where we just learned queen elizabeth has tested positive for covid-19. we'll have the very latest on her condition in a live report. then our sunday focus on the rapidly changing conversation around mask mandates with governors of both parties moving faster than public health officials and parents fighting to get masks off of kids in school. plus our sunday spotlight on three women who were thrust as little girls to the front of the civil rights movement. now taking back the scho

you're allowed to commit to murder willis for me to use a rosamille shoe. see in shin nationalism you are on the kid or would it? well, murder, current suit robot. and if president could say a korea knew a pay on the ronnie gross, josh was actually i was taken and what's the, what's lead to this economic growth? let's shoot us. a general for the unit is to with a cylinder complain there's a lot with green use. use your cloth with nicolas, michael, pebble upon the st. peter's should be pretty young. you keyboard portal, then you put a wagner. okay. he kisses me and they lunch off. postal code, let me just know at the courtroom just school one will be a little bit of a desire to where we can put him a moscato minimal and they do rules be flu commission that will in the upper social structure. lawson has to look they, you can the social doesn't really show the kept telling them political pull up a motion so. so president, coach mart, a credible to will approve an approved premier me yesterday postal with a order in the waterloo. what sort of boron was to stand

it is willie geist.at is your assessment since the withdrawal about where afghanistan is and what kind of threat it may pose to the united states? >> isis-k, of course isis-k pledged allegiance to hajjie abdullah so it will have an effect on them. our counterintelligence is working to maintain pressure on that network. afghanistan is very far from american shores and we have a lot of tools to make sure that the networks that exist in afghanistan cannot reconstitute in a way that threaten us and that's the driving focus when it comes to that part of the world. >> all right. white house coordinator for the middle east and north africa, brett mcgurk. thank you for being on this morning. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," new york city mayor eric adams is standing by. he joins us on the heels of his meeting with president biden yesterday on combatting gun violence. >>> plus, mark zuckerberg is still rich but not quite as rich. the facebook founder lost billions of dollars as the company took a huge hit on wal

they approved willis's request for a special grand jury. jury will be seated in may and willis will be issuing subpoenas to gather evidence. they're looking at the activities of trump's allies. we spoke with cnn's sarah murray. >> are you worried that former president trump could somehow be able to avoid, delay what's going on with your investigation? >> no. >> reporter: why is that? what gives you that confidence? >> this is a criminal investigation. we are not here playing a game. i plan to use the power of the law. we are all citizens. mr. trump, just as every other american citizen, is entitled to dignity, he's entitled to be treated fairly. he will be treated fairly in this jurisdiction. i'm not concerned at all about games to delay this. >> reporter: have you given any thought to or seen his defenses in other cases that essentially what you do as president is protected because you're the president, doesn't amount to the crime? >> of course i've given thought that that may be raised as a legal issue. i don't think that that protection

willie, let's be serious for a second. i don't like cold soup and i wish there were gazpacho police around my house every time mika tried to serve that for me. >> it is good for you. >> no, no, no, no. >> it is healthy. >> but i mean it is tough. you have the gazpacho police. russian goulash, the sufrlg in russian goulash is just horrible. it is so stupid, but the dumbest part was what she was trying to get at. >> right. >> calling the capitol police like nazis because a guy left his door open. i don't know whatever happened to these republicans but they're so fragile and frail. a guy leaves his door open, right. leaves his door open to capitol police, nobody is in there. they take a picture, check out, make sure everything is all right. suddenly, suddenly these snowflakes are just, of course, freaking out and claiming that, you know -- comparing the capitol police to hitler's storm troopers. seriously, it is really a comedy. it is just so stupid. >> yeah. i mean idiocracy was made in 2016 and mike judge was on to somethin

do you have any suggestions, willie?ed to read that article because it sounds like all of those are not going to happen for you or for me or for most people. i like the book time, we should get together, i can't wait till covid is over, but you have to make a plan to see people. >> yes. >> you have to be vigilant about it. as you watch your parents grow up and get older, you say, boy, i hope i have a group of friends later in life i have built and can count on when your working life stops and all of that. i guess i will try the first couple. i think today i will go to the parking lot of the target. >> there you go. >> when people are loading their cars i will go up and tap them on the solder and just ask. >> just ask. >> hey, do you want to be friends? and see how it goes. >> trader joe's. >> i like that. go to trader joe's. hey, can i help you? by the way, you want to go bowling -- i'll go back to your place. we can unpack the grocery. >> no, joe! that's so creepy. stop. >> that's what the "wall street journal" is sayin

willis has her work cut out for her just dealing with georgia.urse, the new york investigation, the federal investigation of january 6th. i don't imagine that ms. willis will find up investigating in any serious way other states because there's plenty to look at here in georgia. >> as we heard from there, making some news we could see subpoenas in may and more this summer. jeffrey toobin, thank you as always. we appreciate it. >> all right. >>> still ahead, as states make moves to drop mask hanmandates in some schools, some parents say it can't come soon enough. a mom who's also a doctor. hear what she says about it all. . for insights on when to buy and sell. and proactive alerts on market evenents. that's decision tech. only from fidelity. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand-new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate answer a few questions. and our techno wizardr

our north america correspondent, david willis reports. mike david willis reports. was renowned for his almost mike pence was renowned for his almost filial sense of loyalty to donald trump, never publicly disagreeing with him and staunchly defending even the former president's most controversial actions. but there was one area in which the two men have not seen eye to eye. donald trump maintains the former vice president could have used his authority to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election as they were being presented to congress. and following renewed assertions to that effect from mr trump in recent days, mike pence has now decided to speak out. president trump said i had the right to overturn the election. but president trump is wrong. i had no right to overturn the election, the presidency belongs to the american people and the american people alone. ., . , , ., , alone. the former vice president was one of a number— alone. the former vice president was one of a number of— alone. the former vice president was one of a number of lawmakers - alo

. >> todo indica que los asesinatos en serie fueron cometidos por willy suÁrez.espuÉs, el 21 de diciembre,disparÓ contra otros dos indigentes. uno de ellos sobreviviÓ. en estos momentos en que se estaban produciendo los asesinatos habÍa gran incertidumbre por parte de las autoridades en la ciudad, pero sobre todo habÍa gran preocupaciÓn. >> habÍa muchÍsima preocupaciÓn por eso. los dt libres, el departamento, la fiscal actuaron con tanta rapidez. >>poco despuÉs que los detective ni identificaron a travÉs de tecnologÍa de le habla de placas el auto de mateo conducÍa, lo arrestaron. en el momento de arresto hallaron una 9 mm que mÁs tarde con exÁmenes de balÍstica fue conectada a los ataques. la policÍa fue enfÁtica a dejar en claro que todas las vidas valen igual en miami, incluso de —— la de los desamparados. >> decidieron que ellos iban ayudar a estas personas, que muchas personas desafortunadamente, incluyendo a nuestro asesino pensaban que eran personas desechables. ricardo: no sabemos cuÁles fueron los motivos que llevaron a este hombre a cometer los asesinat

we willi sleep today at some stage. we will be buzzing for the big game., what is going to happen when the guys return? and they will have those silver medals, what kind of party will you put on? lslule’iiii have those silver medals, what kind of party will you put on?— of party will you put on? we'll have a treat of party will you put on? we'll have a great celebration, _ of party will you put on? we'll have a great celebration, they _ of party will you put on? we'll have a great celebration, they are - of party will you put on? we'll have a great celebration, they are great | a great celebration, they are great guys. they love to come down here and share their success with us. we will all be here for the whole family. in the granny and grandpa, they will be there it will be great for them. the whole place will be buzzing, and we are looking forward to it already. buzzing, and we are looking forward to it already-— to it already. thank you very much for that. to it already. thank you very much for that- i'm _ to it already. thank you very much for that. i

fulton county district attorney fani willis spoke in an exclusive interview with the atlanta journalitution on her work in this grand jury investigation. have a listen. >> you know i get called the "n" very regularly. it is really silly to me that they believe that by hurling those kind of insults, that it is going to impact the way we do our investigation. it is not going to impact me to do something faster. it is not going to impact me in treating the former president or anyone else unfairly. and it is not going to make me stop what i have a lawful duty to do. >> earlier this week, willis asked the fbi to help provide security for buildings and staff after trump called prosecutors investigating him racists. >> willis also gave a timeline for when the case will start to see more activity. >> we realize we're coming to a place that there are enough people that will require a subpoena for us to speak to or for us to be able to get information and so, yes, we're headed into phase two, and phase two i believe starts when we actually start with a special purpose grand jury. >> the fulton

and i assume district attorney willis knows that. there's another interesting fact, rachel, which is that this letter was public. i imagine the press may have received it before the fbi did. and in all my time in government, if i needed something from another u.s. attorney, elsewhere in the country, or a chief, or a sheriff in my jurisdiction, i would never write a letter, i would pick up the phone and call and i would expect them to call me. she wrote a letter. so she very clearly wanted to make it public that she was asking for help. let me tell you the mostly yes answer to the question. throughout the country, including in atlanta, the fbi leads joint terrorism task forces. sitting on these, jttfs, including in atlanta, i suspect are the georgia bureau of investigation, the atlanta pd, the fulton county sheriff's office, and all of their state and local partners. together, as part of the jttf, they can certainly provide to the district attorney what she needs. they can advise her about hardening the facility or securing the courth

>> willie?is that a furry -- >> we're going to be there next year. >> dancing -- >> mika is -- >> is that a furry groundhog? >> don't go there, mika. you didn't handle that last time so well. >> oh, my god. let's pull back here. >> oh, here's bloomberg. >> come on. >> this is when mayor bloomberg was bitten by a groundhog. you can see it there. he recoils in pain. again, when you come near city hall, you have to learn things about groundhogs and mayors. this is another famous mishap. this mayor is bitten by the groundhog on staten island. >> right there, he should have taken a message. >> yeah. >> let's stop. >> from gobbler's knob to the rest of the world, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "morning joe." >>> with us today and talking about groundhog day, we have -- >> wow. >> -- well, i think one of the foremost experts on the east coast on the topic, professor at princeton university, eddie glaude jr. also, msnbc contributor and best seller author of the "confidence code" series, katty kay. mik

willie brown? do you know what willie brown likes, money. we need to sit down with pg&e and make a check list of why they're bullying us. they are bullying us because you know, we don't know our own history and because with people like willie brown. he has a finger in every pie. a dirty finger in every pie. the corruption in this city has reached saturation points and the general manager from the spfuc knows about this but he is talking in generalities. the supervisors are talking in generallal tease. they do not know the history. >> let's take the next speak. if you want to speak on item number 3, press star 3. >> hi, my name is wendy williams and i'm a small business owner in district 4. i'm hoping a new bakery at 3928 irvin street and purchase an electricity oven as opposed to a gas one because of that decision, i need an electrical upgrade. i've been communicating with pg&e in last february and my contractor has been trying to coordinate with them about the equipment her electrician needs to order for the project which has a two-month le

>> i love it, willie.y. >> reporter: he grew up in northern ireland, daily violence of catholics and protestants turned neighbor against neighbor. his mother was a cook, his father a school caretaker. neeson was a talented i don't think boxer with a broken nose to prove it. >> we had a great parish priest who started a little boxing club. we were surrounded by violence every day and every night and yet i accepted it in some way. >> so what gave you hope in the middle of that? >> i fell in love with acting and it was a lifeline. >> a bit of an oasis. >> it was an oasis. >> after dropping out of college hereby worked as a printer at an architectural firm. his co-workers knew what he really wanted was to be a professional actor. >> he brought me to a place on the telephone and said there's the number of the lyrics players theater and i got through to this lady called mary o'malley who formed the theater in belfast. i said i've been doing acting for years. she paused and said what height are you? >> i said 6'4

. >> willie, it is best to just forget. jay carney, we blame it on jay carney. >> back in the '40s. >> yeah, it was a long time. he dropped the most blatant -- bomb and you didn't know you did it. >> it was the summer of love. >> no, it was jay carney. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is tuesday, february 15 it. we hope you all had a wonderful valentine's day. >> did you have a good valentine's day, mika? >> i did. >> good. >> with us former chairman of the republican national committee, michael steele is with us. msnbc and nbc national affairs analyst and executive editor of "the recount" john heilemann. nbc news investigations reporter tom winter. a lot going on this morning. in a moment we will get to the potential development out of russia. russia's defense ministry saying this morning some of the troops gathered around ukraine were being loaded on to trains and trucks and sent back to their garrisons. we will talk about how reliable the assertions are and get full reporting on the situation there. >> willi

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now, when the stock comes in, it gets loaded willy—nilly onto this conveyor belt.lly—nilly, anyway. and then it goes through that hole there. now, a little sucker picks up each box and twiddles it around in front of this sensor where a qr code tells the computer the dimensions of the box, the expiry date, and what it is, of course. and then it gets dropped on that conveyor belt and sent to the main event. there are eight of these robot arms which sought the medicines and place them on to suitably sized shelves. then, as the orders from the hospital wards come in, they pick them back off the shelves in the correct combination and send them down the chute and the boxes are ready for dispatch to each ward. the popularity with medicines change because in the summer months, you might have more antihistamines being getting used than we do in the winter months, and cough syrups more in the winter months. so, it stores a bit of history and it knows, based on previous outputs, when the trends arise and it will know to then move it closer to the output. now, the software doe

but there's no bruce willis to save us this time. so bruce willis, but i here is to work with point is we are the ones destroying our future. but the good news is that if we just slightly change our course, we can avoid causing a full on extinction that our current trajectory will result in. the bad news is involved working together. it involved changing our ways in boston, not continuing this ravenous consumer as he nicked us brockton. it, it was looking to science and following the path that can be scientifically proven to result in a sustainable planet. that's our only chance. just remember the last 4 group birds. maybe we should stop that too. actually, we have to go to a quick break, but if you want extra content, got a portable dot t v. this week i talked about the truck or anti mandate protest in canada. only add portable dot tv. i'll be right back a lot more your channel. we say that the geography, the nucleus. you go the channel in english units and the are coming from gashodi shakeelah. hi sharon, my name is raj ramp. proba

david willis and not los angeles. _ thank you so much for that update.e a civil court case in the united states for sexual assault, after coming to a financial settlement with his accuser. the prince had previously said he wanted to contest virginia guiffre's claims before a jury. court documents show no admission of liability by the prince. but he will make a donation to a charity set up by ms guiffre for victims' rights. that is it for this edition of newsday. thank you so much for watching. hello there. it's going to be a stormy few days ahead. the first of two named storms arrives during wednesday, that is a storm dudley. and ahead of dudley we have seen this stream of cloud pushing in on those stronger winds from the atlantic bringing yet more rain across from the west. by the time we get to wednesday morning, most of that wetter weather is out of the way. still some wetness there across northern scotland, but away from here, it's a mild start, and there may be some early sunshine, but it will cloud over quickly. we've got the rain coming in from du

let's get the very latest from our north america correspondent, david willis.ining us. when we say rare, how rare are these emergency acts being evoked? , ., these emergency acts being evoked? , . , , evoked? extremely rare, this is the first time _ evoked? extremely rare, this is the first time in _ evoked? extremely rare, this is the first time in half— evoked? extremely rare, this is the first time in half a - the first time in half a century that the emergencies act has been brought into use, and it's only the second time in canadian history that measures of this kind have been implemented in peace time. it provides the canadian government with considerable powers, including the power to override the constitutional rights of its citizens in order to clear up any matter like this that is deemed a risk to national security. and the political optics of this for justin trudeau are somewhat sketchy — because as i mentioned, these measures enable the government to override constitutional rights, and of course, he has long been the one whose campaigned and champio

thank you very much to david willis.ership, hailed by president putin as an "unprecedented pact of cooperation". china says it'll back russia's foreign policy aims, and says it supports russian demand that nato halt its expansion. xijinping and vladimir putin held talks hours before the official opening of the winter olympics in beijing, with the low—key ceremony held amid concerns about covid and a diplomatic boycott over human rights abuses. from beijing, robin brant reports. china's capital city, an olympic host for the second time. the bird's nest stadium, built for 2008, is still glorious. but there's a different man in charge now and it feels very different in 2022. xijinping promised a safe, efficient games. for most people in beijing tonight, this is the closest they're gonna get to the opening ceremony of the olympic games — watching it on a roadside near the stadium or on a walkway over the motorway. we're actually being moved away from this area at the moment. now, it's because there aren't enough tickets on s

the bbc�*s david willis is in los angeles.e most widely quoted american writers. often defined as a political satirist, if you like, but his work went well beyond the political. indeed, he wrote more than 20 books on subjects as diverse as politics, economics, etiquette, cars and so on. he was a hippie in the 60s and he started working on underground newspapers and magazines before making his way to national lampoon which in the 1970s here in america was a very influential humour magazine. from there, he went on to write for publications such as rolling stone and the atlantic monthly. and as you mentioned, his work was once likened to and i quote here, a cross between the hedonism of hunter s thompson and the patrician mockery of tom wolfe. he was a conservative republican, of course, he once said, "god is a republican, santa claus is a democrat" but in 2016, he announced that he would not be voting, he would be voting for hillary clinton, not donald trump, having said of hillary clinton, she is wrong about absolutely everythi