amy: that was democratic congressmember elaine luria of the january 6 house committee. vice chair of the committee liz cheney gave closing remarks. >> at one point in 2016 when he was first running for office, donald trump said this, "i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i would not lose any voters." that came to mind last week when audio from trump advisor steve bannon surfaced from october 31, 2020, just a few days before the presidential election. let's listen. >> four days lat, president trump declared victory when his own campaign advisors told him he had absolutely no basis to do so. what the new steve bannon audio demonstrates is donald trump's plan to falsely claim victory in 2020 no matter what the facts actually were was premeditated. perhaps worse. donald trump believed he could convince his voters to buy it whether he had any actual evidence of fraud or not. in the same thing continued to occur from election day onward until january 6. donald trump was competent he could convinceis supporters the election was stolen no matter ho

thank you elaine. i loved listening to talk about the early committee the jackie put together and having also been at winner tour and focusing a bit on your work and one of our magazines years ago. i remember what i called the hair dryer letter. and i just wondered but what the letter is wonderful very joggy, but it what i wanted you to talk a little bit about which is more serious for preservation was the push and pull between buddha and dupont and and neither one of the more actually thinking about preservation right and yet that was jackie's stated goal. that's right. thank you, leslie and leslie it former director of winter tour leslie bowman. it's an honor to have you here. yes, the letters are fascinating because you really see the the many many personalities that mrs. kennedy was working with and it's also fascinating because her first introduction to mr. dupont was made when he became chairman and it's a very formal type letter from then on all the letters are handwritten and yes one was under

lisa: elaine has been getting crumbs. and now we can no longer allow that to continue to happen. dina: feeling the pain of her community's stagnation, gilbert found a benefactor who pays for main street. it's beamed from right across the river in mississippi to these devices on buildings and elaine's water tower. how much has the free wi-fi helped people and changed their lives? lisa: well, even when we have, some of our students, when their internet service goes out. they can come up here and finish their work. our vendors will be able to access the internet and be able to make those cashapp, paypal, venmo sales. dina: for candace williams, an executive director at rural community alliance, and her 9-year-old son caleb, lack of internet service during the pandemic forced them to drive a half hour each way daily to helena for caleb's virtual school. candace: i would have to go to mcdonald's to use their free wi-fi. i would just sit in the parking lot. dina: now williams' family switched to a hotspot, but it eats up data quickly, costing her up to $200 a month to buy more gigs. ca

the first question was did i ever speak with elaine showalter maybe some of you know already elaine showalter is one of the best regarded scholars in this area in this arena in the country particularly as it relates s to women's issues and i'm sure she has issues around manhood asas well and she is the mother of one oft my best friens mike all showalter. it never dawned on me. how is that? it never occurred to me i should call elaine show wall to her. that just goes to show you how unqualified i am to have written this. and the second question was in the parts that you played the comic think you are asking did you ever address source of her traditional notions of masculinity and the role that you played and begin that is absolutely yes. and sort of consciously and sort of not consciously. there have been times in my career, i will give you one example.le there was a show called add that i was on from 199,922,004, something like that and i was brought on to replace a guy who had to go off and do another show. so i flew out to l.a. for the last audition before he secured this part. i went and g

onut�*s dangerous driving cost the lives ofjunior sullivan's parents, elaine and david. he taught me pretty much more than anyone else has ever taught me, which is what i loved about him. he sort of gave me all the life lessons that you would expect from a parent, from a father. mum was the complete opposite. small, feisty, she had that sort of infectious laugh. she epitomised that sort of feisty, sort of strong character. as part of this process, he asked to be interviewed. during the interview, he said a few words about how he feels and how it's affected him. are you sure you're all right in watching it? yeah, yeah. there is a million things i can tell people, you know, but i want to apologise. i want to say i'm really sorry. are you all right? yeah. makes you realise he is sort ofjust a human. doesn't make a difference in terms necessarily of how i feel about him, but it doesn't take away from what he has done, no. but if people look at it and think, well, actually, i don't want to be that person, i don't want to be in prison, i don't want to have killed three people,

the driver of the car and her partner are named as elaine sullivan — and david daglish, both in their 50s, from seaham in county durham. one of the family pets sadly died at the scene, and we had that...dog had a chip in it, and we got most of our identity of the people involved due to the check that we had scanned off the vet. so, not only are we going to someone�*s house and letting them know that their loved ones have died, we're getting this information — a chip in an animal that's also dead in the road. it was horrendous. it was absolutely horrendous. the focus of the investigation now turns to how the crash happened. in my mind, there's either been a mechanical defect and the vehicle wouldn't stop, has he fallen asleep, the driver? or has he been distracted? and when we get to the scene and have a look at that, it's something in my 20—year police career that was just different to anything else. it was just... it would make the hairs on your arm stand on end. it's awful. to think that somebody has been able to just plough through them vehicles, setting people on fire, and j

involved elaine oh, yes, you would tell me that. there's so many things that come to mind every one of these stories all the events that jim talked about the aircraft carrier all the things that he talked about. they're just say no events. one thing i want to do is is correct on the just say no thing. it was actually the reverse mrs. reagan asked a little girl. what would you say if someone offered drugs and she said just saying no, i think in the translation of the years that's got kind of put on mrs. reagan, but that's how that started and then it picked up from there and it wasn't this huge elaborate program. it turned into that because of parents parents people like mac mcdonald who's sitting over here and people have had children involved. i lost my oldest daughter to drugs in 2009. well after i had been of course in the white house and now i have a five year old great grandson that i'm raising as a result of that and my mother just the hundred last week and she's very active but that's how i felt about mrs. reagan. she was tha

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ever speak to elaine showalter, some of you know already, elaine showalter is one of the best regarded scholars in this area, in this arena in the country particularly, mostly as relates to women's issues but i'm sure she has a lot to say about issues around manhood as well. she's also the mother of one of my best friends, michael showalter. it never dawned on me to ask her. how stupid is that? it never even occurred to me, i never --ha that just goes to sw how unqualified i am to have written this. what an idiot i am, what a moron. the second question, in the parts that you played, i think what you're asking, did you ever address or sort of subvert traditional notions of masculinity in the roles you play and the answer to that is absolutely yes. and sort of consciously, sort of not consciously. there have been times in my career where -- i will give you one example. there was a show called ed that i was on from 1999 to 2,004, something like that. i was brought on to replace a guy who had to go off and do another show. so i flew out to la for the last audition before i secured this par

. >> tonight, committee member elaine luria on the former president's refusal to condemn the rioters of the capitol. plus, how mike pence's right-hand man just testified to a grand jury. how merrick garland is feeling the pressure, and how the republican party is fully embracing its worst impulses? when all in starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. today, the january 6th committee released brand-new video, showing just how reluctant donald trump was to condemn the violent insurrection he incited. now, remember of course, it took trump hours to publicly denounce the violence, and tell them up to go home. three plus hours when he finally did so, he released this truly deranged video message from the rose garden. >> i know your pain. >> i know your pain. i know your hurt. we had an election that was stolen from us. it was a landslide election, and everyone knows it, especially the other side. but you have to go home now. we have to have peace. we have to have law and order. we have to respect our great people and law and order. we don't want anybod

did you have any conversations with elaine showalter over your career regarding gender? i was sure aware of her way before i was ever aware of you or michael show water and were you aware or did you have ideas about masculinity when you are doing certain send-ups like johnny blue jeans. did you feel that you were? striking a sort of ironic distance regarding a masculine performance with those kinds and i could name others, but those kinds of things maybe you weren't aware of it at the time or yeah. thanks for the questions. so the first question was did i ever speak with elaine showalter who i will i'll tell you who she is in a moment. maybe some of you probably know already elaine show alter is one of the best regarded scholars in this area in this arena in the country particularly, i think mostly i think is it relates to women's issues, but i'm sure she has a lot to say about issues around manhood as well. she is also the mother of one of my best friends michael showalter and you know it never dawned on me to ask. how stupid is that? like it never even occurred to me,

>>o'donnell: elaine quijano thank you. we want to turn to virginia where the cleanup is underway after roaring floodwater separated families and knocked buildings off their foundations. r separated families and knocked buildings off their foundations. there is good news tonight that all 44 people that were uncutted for have been found. cbs answer christina ruffini is in >> reporter:mal crk lived up to its name. she and her husband tommy moved into this house less than a year ago. now thick black sludge covers her prized hardwood floors. this was their car park. powerful floodwaters damaged or washed away more than 100 homes, this one into the middle of the road. rob rife and his wife bought their house after their honeymoon more than 40 years ago, today they are trying to salvage what's left. >> our neighbors washed away, we knew it was time to get out. >> reporter: manam is area had no way to contact their for the best and once again that's the case. >> with god everything is possible. we put him first and we can know tha

here is vbs'see elaine quijano. >> his office is investigating whether dr. kaitlin bernard, a local ob-gyn physician followed state law which requires her to report that she performed an boors on a ten-year-old girl who was a victim of rape. the girl traveled from ohio where most abortions are illegal, once there is cardiac activity, usually at six weeks. yesterday, dr. bernard tweeted my heart breaks for all survivors of sexual assault and abuse. i am so sad that our country is failing them. elizabeth nawsh works for an boorks rights group. >> that the best thing for a sexual assault survivor who needs an abortion is not an abortion ban. >> reporter: since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, ohio is at least one of nine states which make no exceptions for rape or incest. in indiana abortion he are legal up to 22 weeks. how concerned are physicians now of being in potential legal jepped? >> they are particularly concerned because more than ever providers want to provide care. >> reporter: the case sparked attention after president biden signed executiv

cbs' elaine quijano is near the scene. >> reporter: new york city fire and police units race to the scene to find the boat bobbing upside down in the hudson river. 12 people were aboard when it capsized just before 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. >> a few people were hanging on to it, others were in the water, my crew started throwing life jackets, life rings. >> reporter: nine were rescued by nearby ferries. two others, a woman in her 50s and a seven-year-old boy, were pulled from the water by police. both died. >> this is a tragic day for new yorkers. indeed, it may well have been worse. >> reporter: two are still in critical condition including the boat captain. the cause of the accident is under investigation, but the 27- foot private boat was in calm waters when it went down near midtown manhattan. new york city mayor eric adams called it a devastating moment for the city. >> we clearly saved lives of those who were part of this terrible incident that took place. >> reporter: the boat was chartered by a group of family and friends. norah, one thing investigators will be looking at is how m

0stapenko, the former french open champion, elaine 0stapenko had two match points, and ended up winning in three. she will play her german compatriot, julian e—mail, the world number seven beating the british numberfour heather watson. beating the british numberfour heatherwatson. in beating the british numberfour heather watson. in the minstrel we had an absolute cracker between the future of men's tennis, jannik sinner, and carlos alcaraz, the italian tenancy coming through this one in the end in four sets. alcatraz battling hard. both of these vastly inexperienced players on grass, but sinner getting thejob done. players on grass, but sinner getting the job done. the famous when for him in his grand slam career. in the same half of the draw, bilden�*s david coghlan got through five brutal sets against the american frances tiafoe. he reached the quarter—final before now kameni le saux, you will play the british number one cameron norrie. number nine seed at the all england club. never reached the second week of the grand slam until now. he has knocked out tommy paul in straight

what's steve bannon's laws in court means for the january six committee and beyond, and congressman elaine luria on the committee's hearing about domestic violence extremist groups, and the broader maga movement. then, are republicans beginning to confront their toxic trump problem? >> -- 44% biden, 41% trump. >> and new signs of resistance to a radical supreme court's ban on abortion from a state you might not expect, when all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. well, the last time steve bannon was in this much legal peril, he was been arrested on a chinese billionaire's yacht. and chinese -- donald trump bailed on the last day in office, but today bannon had no such luck. no powerful back or to back for him, as he faced a federal judge one week before his contempt of congress trial is set to begin. now, of course, mr. bannon was central to the ex presidents coup plot in the run up to the insurrection on january 6th, he was a very vocal supporter of the big lie, of a stolen election. but, when the january 6th committee subpoenaed him back in september of l

joining us now is congresswoman elaine luria, who will be co-leading the next hearing. congresswoman, thanks for joining me tonight. i wanna start by getting your reaction to the breaking news we got tonight about the secret service, allegedly deleting text messages sent on january the 5th and sixth. a lot of our viewers here in the story, my thing, it sounds like a cover-up. >> well, this is obviously very concerning, both in my role as a member of the homeland security committee, to which the letter was, sent as well as the january 6th committee. it's critical that we have all of the government records, including these types of records that documented the events of that day. so, we plan to work with the inspector general, get to the bottom of this and try to determine what the situation is with these records that have been requested by the committee for sometime. >> so, congresswoman, what can you tell us about this next hearing, about what we should expect to hear about donald trump's inaction during that crucial period, when the capital, where you are standing right

n elaine luria of virginia stay with us >>> welcome back. as more people provide information to the january 6th committee, the co-chair liz cheney says the dam has begun to break against former president trump. as more witnesses are coming forward. the last hearing details how mr. trump refused to do anything to stop the planned attack on the capitol. trump refused to do anything. so what is next? will the committee make a criminal move? will they decide to prosecute mr. trump and what is the cost to the former president? as a committee member who led congresswoman luria of virginia, congresswoman welcome back to "meet the press." so the dam has begun to break. that means more evidence, more witnesses. let me ask about a specific witness that we have not heard from that is probably the biggest one besides the president. are we going to hear from him or is the extent of his cooperation all we've got? >> i have no indication right now that he is, you know, changed his position or willing to come forward in any way that he wasn't before. as you

i'll speak exclusively to january 6th committee meeting elaine luria in moments. >>> hello, i'm dana bash in washington where the state of our union is really feeling the price hikes. president biden is back in washington this morning and brushing back criticism of his meeting and fist bump with saudi's brutal crown prince this week. >> do you regret the fist bump, mr. president? >> why don't you talk about something that matters. i'm happy to answer a question that matters. >> the face-to-face in oil-rich saudi arabia comes as the president tries to take on soaring gas prices and inflation. a new report this week showed inflation rose 9.1% in june compared to last year. the fastest rate in four decades and without any easy solutions. president biden also returns to a domestic agenda that has, once again, been stymied by democratic senator joe manchin. the west virginia senator announced thursday he is ending current negotiations on the sweeping climate and tax plans president biden and other democrats hoped to pass. saying he wants to see more data on inflation before moving forward

elaine dunkley, bbc news. the worst drought in four decades is raging through the horn of africa. the world food programme says up to 20 million people in kenya, ethiopia and somalia are at risk of starvation by the end of the year. somalia is bearing the brunt. in this exclusive report, the bbc�*s merchuma assesses the impact of the drought in baidoa, in south—west somalia, and meets children who have never had a proper meal. this girl is 13 years old, but has lived through three droughts. the un says almost half the people in somalia are facing acute food shortages, and she is one of them. she loves singing. here, she is praying to god that her parents stay with her for ever. translation: although i was much younger, i still remember _ the previous drought. i remember some of the children died. i remember at least five children died. after their crops failed and the river dried up this year, her family were forced to move to this camp for displaced people. it is in baidoa in south—west somalia, and hundreds of people are arriving every day. we have lost animals in this dro

host: i want to go to last night's hearing where the committee being led last night by elaine luria of virginia talked about senator josh hawley's actions on january 6 and the protesters. [video] >> . earlier that afternoon before the joint session started he walked across the east front of the capitol. as you can see in this photo, he raised his fist in solidarity with the protesters. already amassing at the security gate. we spoke with the capitol police officer out there at the time. she told us that senator holly's gesture riled up the crowd. it bothered her greatly, because he was doing it in a safe space, protected by the officers and the barriers. later that day senator hawley fled after those protesters he helped rile up stormed the capitol. see for yourself. think about what we have seen. undeniable violence at the capitol. the vice president being evacuated to safety by the secret service. senators running for the hallways of the senate to get away from the mob. as the commander-in-chief, president trump was oath and duty-bound to protect the capitol. host: if you missed the

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congresswoman elaine luria is our next guest. thank you for spending time with us ahead of what i know is a very busy day for you, in a rainstorm, i can see behind you. we have been following, over the course of the last hour and 15 minutes, the fast-moving developments on the secret service side, and i want to quickly ask you about that before we turn to tonight. your colleague, congresswoman lofgren, said they had very recently obtained private counsel. are you still seeking all of the evidence and all the texts, or is this moving toward meadows territory of a legal standoff with the secret service? >> well, the committee did issue a subpoena, and the deadline has passed for that to request these text messages from the dates around january 5th and 6th that would provide critical information to give us a real insight into the activities of the secret service during those days. we didn't receive those. we received one text exchange, and as you've been following, there's discussion that the texts were deleted, they're not recovera

not attack these vessels and are the ukrainians who would open a lane through there through the sea. elaine, that is without mines, under the hope is, of course, that russia would not dare to the tech turkish vessels. but the, that the weak point is, of course, the supply lines behind the ports. theoretically russia has excluded attacking port a ports in this agreement. um, but a trust of course, in russia's action is not very high. so the preparations are going on. but whether it will happen or not, we will know only after. meanwhile, ukraine's military says it has used advanced us weapon systems to strike more than 50 russian military targets in recent weeks. in credits, the multiple rocket launching trucks known as high mice with helping to destroy ammunition depots and bridges and russian hill territory. ukraine only has a handful of these vehicles with more on the way, but they're also a target for russian attacks. this is high mas behind mobility artillery rocket system. the crown jewel in ukraine scrubbing arsenal of us made weapons. and this is what it can do to high mass can pull u

and on the other side, we had of course, elaine overbeck hannah, who did now become the 1st cousin to win a grand slam champion. so it was, like i said, it was always going to be very historic, and that's why i think it was a really great show down. and, and, and it's really interesting because when it comes to rebec cannot something that most, not all viewers may know is that she switched her an e g, insist her kazakhstan own about around. why does it in 20184 years ago? and had she not done that, then she wouldn't have even been able to pay at wimbledon because of the ban on russian players because of the russian invasion of ukraine. so there's a bit of irony right there. and the match, of course i said from the very beginning even before the match, it was really difficult to predict. i'm some people was saying that deborah is the slight favorite, but both of them have such different styles. deborah, very technical, really fluid has an austin, of tricks and shots that she can execute. and she did do a really good job in the 1st set and she really crew over back in off her game. it d

not attack these vessels and the ukrainians, who would open a lane through there, through the sea. elaine, that is without mines, and the hope is, of course, that russia would not dare to the tech turkish vessels, but that the weak point is, of course, the supply lines behind the ports. theoretically russia has excluded attacking port of ports in this agreement. um, but the trust of course, in russia's action is not very high. so the preparations are going on, but whether it will happen or not, we will know only often, firefighters in the u. s. state of california say they're making good progress and bringing a huge wildfire near yosemite national park under control the blaze and mariposa county has forced thousands of people to evacuate their houses and destroyed dozens of homes. but favorable weather conditions are helping fire crews to slowly get the upper hand just some of the destruction after fi ripped through mariposa county. the huge blaze has caused major damage in many areas. but more moist air moved into the region on tuesday. a huge help for the 3000 firefighters battling the

not attack these vessels and the ukrainians, who would open a lane through there, through the sea. elaine, that is without mines, and the hope is, of course, that russia would not dare to the tech turkish vessels. but the, that the weak point is, of course, the supply lines behind the ports. theoretically russia has excluded attacking port ports in this agreement. um, but a trust of course, in russia's action is not very high. so the preparations are going on. but whether it will happen or not, we will know only after that his burger will take a look at some more of the stories that making news around the world of former us president donald trump has given a speech in washington d. c. his 1st at trip to the capital since leaving office and his address focused on public safety is expected to run for president again in 2024. wow. japan executed a man who killed 7 people in a truck robbing and stabbing in 2008 authorities say tom, are here. ok, kato had carefully planned the attack on a crowd of pedestrians despite international criticism of the death penalty. japan's justice minister insist

well, look, i have elaine luria on. she led the hearing thursday night. she said they are getting more information. she told me before the interview that they got new information an hour before the last hearing and used a little bit of it but there is more that they have that they haven't been able to show the american public that they would like to show. i think they have to figure out how to strike the balloons of more details that reinforce what they already found versus giving the american public that -- the complete report, right. and it is -- i have a library filled with things like the warren commission report, the 9/11 report, iran contra report, when will i have that was my question. it's not clear that i will have it before the election. maybe, obviously, the deadline is january 3rd 2023 when there is a new congress. >> interesting. it will be a big line to get that book so to speak. chuck, thanks so much for your insight this morning. we hope you join chuck for this morning's "meet the press." he will have an interview with former vice presiden

you see the texts themselves. >> i know you're very busy, congresswoman elaine luria. thank you for spending time with us and we'll be watching your questioning over the course of the next several hours. >> coming up, i'll be joined by the harvard law professor and he taught merrick garland as a student. we'll discuss whether there's enough evidence right now for the u.s. justice department to charge the former president and whether they would do so if there is. we'll be right back. [zoom call] ...pivot... work bye. vacation hi! book with priceline. 'cause when you save more, you can “no way!” more. no wayyyy. no waaayyy! no way! [phone ringing] hm. no way! no way! priceline. every trip is a big deal. >> the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... >> mm. >> ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... >> mm. [ chuckles ] >> ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day everything is back on the menu. a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consu

i'll speak with congresswoman elaine loria in moments. >>> hello. i'm dana bash in washington where the state of our union is really feeling the price hikes. president biden is back in washington this morning, and brushing back criticism of his meeting and fist bump with saudi's brutal crown prince this week. >> why don't you guys talk about something that matters? >> the face-to-face oil enriched saudi arabia comes as they try to take on gas priceses and inflation. inflation rose 9.1% in june compared to last year without any easy solutions. president biden returns to a domestic agenda that once again has been stymied by democratic senator joe manchin. the west virginia senator announced thursday that he is ending current negotiations on the sweeping climate and tax plans president biden and other democrats hopes to pass, saying he wants to see more information on data before he moves forward. the move makes it difficult fordemocrats to make good on campaign promises before elections and has left his party furious. and president biden is inviting d

and elaine delayed to no. no, no, you don't know but awesome. but it nice little dinner. feel well, you did. the remorse shown by one member of japan's top secret unit 731 he and his colleagues killed thousands of victims. well, developing biological weapons. he's the guy who had been a unit 731 soldier, one young man and killed people. paul johnson, an american director, has studied unit 731 documents at length, and knows its history well. unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short than build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever. now. japan had a longstanding interest in biological weapons, emperor a hero heater, who had a degree in the ring. biology believed that biological weapons would help japan conquer the world. as a descendant of the sun goddess a matter aso, he saw it as his calling in the 1930s, the concept of japan's exceptional role in the world permeated the country society . oh, sorted out. so june gets the sunni hummadi condie equa

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one of the committee members, congresswoman elaine luria, released previously unseen video testimony this morning, highlighting trump's reluctance to give a speech condemning the violence on the day after the insurrection. it shows trump crossed out lines from his prepared remarks on january 7th including this one, highlighted in yellow, addressed to the rioters. it said, quote, i want to be very clear, you do not represent me. he crossed that out. cnn's ryan nobles starts us off from our coverage from capitol hill with a closer look at the new testimony released today and the witnesses close to trump who could be appearing in front of the committee soon. >> the january 6th select committee is far from done. >> the committee will be in order. >> planning hearings for september and promising their august will be spent expanding an already sprawling investigation. >> we anticipate talking to additional members of the president's cabinet. we anticipate talking to additional members of his campaign. >> all this while continuing to reveal new information they have uncovered. >> was the im