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in the days after he returned home, rudy began to feel ill. rudy thought he had picked up the flu. but it was covid. he was taken to hospital where his condition deteriorated. dorte was by rudi's side when his life support was turned off. now dorte wants justice. she's joined a class—action lawsuit on behalf of those who believe they got covid in ischgl, and the relatives of those who died. that is what peter kolba believes. he's a consumer rights lawyer leading efforts to hold the austrian government to account for what happened last year in ischgl, and, he says, to try and prevent anything like this from happening again. it's one of many cases being brought against governments worldwide for the way they have handled the pandemic. had the authorities closed a week earlier, after the icelandic tourists fell ill, thousands of people who arrived afterwards might have avoided infection. take nigel mallander. i did actually check the foreign office travel advice before going. the foreign office said, you know, it's ok to travel. so i thought, well, why not? i'll go and spend a few da

in the days after he returned home, rudi began to feel ill. rudi thought he had picked up the flu. but it was covid. he was taken to hospital where his condition deteriorated. dorte was by rudi's side when his life support was turned off. now dorte wants justice. she's joined a class—action lawsuit on behalf of those who believe they got covid in ischgl, and the relatives of those who died. that's what peter kolba believes. he's a consumer rights lawyer leading efforts to hold the austrian government to account for what happened last year in ischgl, and, he says, to try and prevent anything like this from happening again. it's one of many cases being brought against governments worldwide for the way they've handled the pandemic. had the authorities closed a week earlier, after the icelandic tourists fell ill, thousands of people who arrived afterwards might have avoided infection. take nigel mallander. i did actually check the foreign office travel advice before going. the foreign office said, you know, it's ok to travel. so i thought, well, why not? i'll go and spend a few days

in the days after he returned home, rudi began to feel ill. rudi thought he had picked up the flu. but it was covid. he was taken to hospital where his condition deteriorated. dorte was by rudi's side when his life support was turned off. now dorte wants justice. she's joined a class action lawsuit on behalf of those who believe they got covid in ischgl, and the relatives of those who died. that's what peter kolba believes. he's a consumer rights lawyer leading efforts to hold the austrian government to account for what happened last year in ischgl and, he says, to try and prevent anything like this from happening again. it's one of many cases being brought against governments worldwide for the way they've handled the pandemic. had the authorities closed a week earlier, after the icelandic tourists fell ill, thousands of people who arrived afterwards might have avoided infection. take nigel mallander. i did actually check the foreign office travel advice before going. the foreign office said, you know, it's ok to travel, so i thought, well, why not? i'll go and spend a few days ski

flash forward four years, have you rudy guiliani. >> rudy put manafort to shame, congressman, in terms of what he did. >> and the thing is four years later, it was all in the opened. they didn't need to hide it anymore the way with paul manafort. guiliani was willing to do it in the open. part of it is the president had been impeached. he had been acquitted. i think he felt liberated to be quite overt about his efforts to cheat. as we would see with his call to join the secretary of state his promulgation, a big lie, guiliani, following the leader of the boss is working with people with no associations with the kremlin and they were only too happy to do it. >> and warned by u.s. intelligence officials, rudy, stay away from this guy. he is meddling thing. what the russians were meddling is exactly what rudy was selling. now it's on your watch and president biden says putin is a killer. he will pay a price for those efforts. you do have a part of the price in this s1 hr-1 people's act bill that you are trying to get through. there is some election hardping there. putin pulse back the amb

flash forward four years, have you rudy guiliani. >> rudy put manafort to shame, congressman, in terms of what he did. >> and the thing is four years later, it was all in the opened. they didn't need to hide it anymore the way with paul manafort. guiliani was willing to do it in the open. part of it is the president had been impeached. he had been acquitted. i think he felt liberated to be quite overt about his efforts to cheat. as we would see with his call to join the secretary of state his promulgation, a big lie, guiliani, following the leader of the boss is working with people with no associations with the kremlin and they were only too happy to do it. >> and warned by u.s. intelligence officials, rudy, stay away from this guy. he is meddling thing. what the russians were meddling is exactly what rudy was selling. now it's on your watch and president biden says putin is a killer. he will pay a price for those efforts. you do have a part of the price in this s1 hr-1 people's act bill that you are trying to get through. there is some election hardping -- security hardening there. pu

you could get people like rudy giuliani, you could bend rudy giuliani's ear and all of a sudden have a pipeline directly to the president of the united states because that's how donald trump operated in office. they also learned, the russians did, how gullible trump and many of his advisers were. they would believe what these russian agents would say if they thought it would help trump politically. that's what happened here with a lot of this misinformation about joe biden and about the biden family. trump, remember, in 2020 in those months leading up to the election was behind in virtually all of the polls. he was desperate for some sort of a hail mary to reverse his election hopes and to gain an edge over joe biden because he had struggled so much with the coronavirus pandemic and managing that in the minds of voters. and so they would grasp onto information. there was a period in the summer and fall where trump would hang on to any new discovery relating to hunter biden, whether it was true or not, and the russians knew how easy it would be to try to feed information directly to t

and rudy giuliani. all of these people were more than willing to do the bidding of a russian dictator to try to win an american election. it is breath taking. >> just listening to you describe it, it's clear why russia did what they did. what is not clear to me is why are republicans so brazenly pushing russia's national security at the expense of our own? >> i think we have seen example after example of how this cult of personality of donald trump led them astray. there are a few who know right from wrong. all my local republicans, they understand what's right and wrong about this? it is the guys here in the congress who are willing to set aside the electoral college because they don't want to admit who won the election, overlook a violent attack on the capitol, the assault on capitol police officers, the murder of one to just paper it over for a political advantage, overlook the pandemic and refuse to wear masks and now work with vladimir putin and it sounds like something that's an exaggeration excep

in the days after he returned home, rudy began to feel ill. rudy thought he had picked up the flu. that it was covid. —— but it was covid. he was taken to hospital where his condition deteriorated. she was by rudy's side when his life support was turned off. now she wants justice. she hasjoined a class—action lawsuit on behalf of those who believe they got covid in ischgl, and the relatives of those who died. that is what petr kolber believes. he is a consumer rights lawyer leading efforts to hold the austrian government to hold the austrian government to account for what happened last year in ischgl, and, he says, to try and prevent anything .itis . it is one of many cases being brought against governments worldwide for the way they have handled the pandemic. had to be authorities closed a week earlier, after the icelandic tourists fell ill, thousands of people who arrived afterwards might have avoided infection. take myjulie mullenger. —— nigel mallander. i did actually check the foreign office travel advice before going. the foreign office said, you know, it is ok to t

last month, rudy got hit with a $1.3 billion lawsuit from dominion voting systems. they're suing him for spreading misinformation about their machines. and apparently they had a heck of a time serving him with papers. you know, in order to sue someone you have to touch them with the document to get the lawsuit going. but every time the process server got close, rudy would transform into a bat and fly away. [ laughter ] no, really. at one point, the server jammed the lawsuit into the door of an suv giuliani got into, but rudy's doorman grabbed an umbrella and pried it out onto the ground. you know, if they really wanted to get those papers to rudy, they should have had borat's daughter stuff them in his pants. [ applause ] meanwhile, jeff bezos is -- has an interesting next move. jeff bezos has reportedly expressed interest in purchasing the washington nfl team. he apparently got the idea to buy the team when he randomly found a billion dollar bill in his shorts. [ laughter ] if this happens, bezos would not only be the richest owner in the nfl, but also the one who

rudy's service-dodging tactics were pretty creative. he reportedly ignored requests to simply accept it via email, and had his doorman lock the door to the building whenever the former mayor entered the lobby-- which is the first time anyone has locked a door to keep rudy in. although, maybe not the last? but things really came to a head on february 7, when a pair of process servers and giuliani got into an awkward standoff during a nasty winter storm. how nasty was this standoff? well, the details are... giuliani left his building and got in a ford explorer s.u.v. and closed the s.u.v. door as a process server lunged forward with a bag full of documents, which meant the lawsuit was lodged between the s.u.v. door, at which point, the doorman got involved, jabbing his umbrella into the s.u.v. door, and the driver and doorman then pulled the bag of legal documents out, allowing giuliani to close the s.u.v. door and drive away. what a dramatic escape! and you can watch it all play out in dick wolf's new show, "law & order: s.u.v." ♪ dumb

my name is rudy corpus. i'm the executive director of the united players for violence and organization. i'm a native of san francisco. i'm here to support sharon. sharon is intelligent. she has integrity and she brings sunshine on a cloudy day. so we would love for you to resubmit her and have her be in a position that she is best at. thank you, she gets my full support. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, rudy. next speaker, please. >> supervisors, my name is francisco decosta. and i want to talk on an issue that i'm very concerned about and that is the mta despicable actions linked to taxi drivers. we cannot forget the many taxi drivers that have got strokes, died of a heart attack just because the mta hasn't done due diligence. we just cannot talk about the other issues because mta has failed on many other levels. they're happy now because the biden administration is going to send them some money but we cannot. we robbed them and we destroyed families. i will not take this like a joke. wherever these people

they were making rudy giuliani a mark. they were funneling this disinformation efforts not just to people like rudy giuliani but people like ron johnson who was using them to launch bogus conspiracy theories which originated with russian intelligence here. the republican party you're used to, lawrence, for most of your and my lifetime has as a pillar opposition to russia, opposition to the soviet union, ronald reagan. look what has happened to that republican party. they've completely flipped and now it's a democratic president speaking the truth about vladimir putin, not mincing words, defending human rights and its republicans apologists for vladimir putin. it's a seat change in our politics even though it feels as we've been living this for some years now. >> ben rhodes, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> and up next jonathan capehart will join us on the collision that is coming over voting rights and the senate filibuster rules. ig rhts and the filibuster rules of course you've seen un

rudy: muchas gracias, bastantes emociones. trabajamos como un equipo. la gente con los que trabajo yo. gracias a dios todo saliÓ bien. carolina: pero me imagino suena muy fÁcil pero las imÁgenes lo demuestran. quÉ pasÓ cuando se da cuenta que la persona estaba inconciente. quÉ pasa por la mente de una persona al saber que en sus manos estaba la vida de alguien mÁs. rudy: todos tenÍamos entendido que tenÍamos que rescatar a esa persona. estaba agarrando fuego y se estaba poniendo mucho mÁs tenso. y sin poder comunicar con esa persona. tuvimos que idear cualquier manera, para sacar la persona y eran los minutos puro intensos, tratar de manipular esa ventana. afortunadamente habÍa un bata fuegos que usamos para romper esa ventana y aquÍ abre la puerta pero habÍa bastante humo adentro que no se pueda ver. pero afortunadamente pudimos sacar a la persona y mis compaÑeros lo asistieron para salvarle la vida a la persona. carolina: verdaderos hÉroes, le agradecemos por estar aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital" al oficial hoy estamos celebrando el dia

they were making rudy giuliani a mark. they were funneling these disinformation efforts not just to people like rudy giuliani but people like ron johnson who was using them to launch senate investigations of bogus conspiracy theories which originated with russian intelligence here. the republican party you're used to, lawrence, for most of your and my lifetime has as a pillar opposition to russia, opposition to the soviet union, ronald reagan. the evil empire. look what has happened to that republican party. they've completely flipped and now it's a democratic president who is speaking the truth about vladimir putin, not mincing words, defending human rights and it's republicans who are apologists for vladimir putin. it's a sea change in our politics even though it feels as we've been living this for some years now. >> ben rhodes, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> and up next, jonathan capehart will join us on the collision that is coming over voting rights and the senate filibuster rules

but, when it comes to embarrassing trump lawyers, it turns out rudy is in good company. trump's original impeachment defense team quit en masse when he demanded that they repeat his election fraud lies during the trial. so, he had to settle for two guys named bruce castor and david schoen, who, i'm assuming, he saw in a local palm beach commercial while he was watching a replay of the 1996 masters on the golf channel "have you inhaled asbestos so have we what was this commercial about again? and this is a fun fact, bruce castor's a cousin of the gop counsel from trump's last impeachment, steve castor. do you remember him? the bumbling doofus -- the bumbling "duffus" who showed up to hearings with all of his files in a grocery store tote bag like he was dropping off a delivery order from whole foods? "just make sure you freeze the sprouted whole grain bread." as a client, you know you're in a bad spot when your lawyers don't even have briefcases it's like showing up to a potluck with a handful of loose crab cakes "sorry, i couldn't find the tupperware also, it was pretty

you heard so much about this from the president himself, from rudy giuliani, from other lawyers acting on behalf of the president. republicans in some states are still clinging to this one as they use these claims as part of their pretext for the more than 250 bills they are pushing in more than 40 states to try to roll back voting rights. now this week i know there has been a lot going on, so this didn't get that much attention. but this week the department of justice and the homeland security department put out a joint report on, here's the title, foreign interference targeting election infrastructure or political organization campaign or candidate infrastructure related to the 2020 u.s. federal elections. you put a title that that's awkward on something when you have to produce a report like this in response to a law that directs that you do it. and we actually got two reports required by law at basically the same time this week. we got that report from the justice department and homeland security. much more high profile release of a report at basically the same time from the direct

and that documentary is not something that was hosted by rudy giuliani. i think a lot of people have been getting that wrong since the intelligence director's report came out this week. this wasn't the giuliani thing, although the giuliani things were troubling enough. this is a documentary that was hosted by a man named michael caputo, and it aired in january 2020. he hosted this documentary, which again the u.s. intelligence committee is now describing as a great coup for russian intelligence. michael caputo hosting that documentary to stovepipe the russian intelligence operation disinformation to the u.s. public. michael caputo is his name. he is the same michael caputo who within a matter of months donald trump would install as the top spokesperson at the department of health and human services as the covid-19 pandemic really got going. michael caputo would eventually find himself there embroiled in a massive scandal for censoring and altering massive cdc documents to try to play down the threat of coronavirus and undermining covid efforts. back at hi

and that documentary is not something that was hosted by rudy giuliani. i think a lot of people have been getting that wrong since the intelligence director's report came out this week. this wasn't the giuliani thing, although the giuliani things were troubling enough. this is a documentary hosted by a man named michael caputo. and it aired in january 2020. he hosted this documentary, which, again, the u.s. intelligence committee's now describing as a great coup for russian intelligence. michael caputo hosting that documentary to stovepipe the russian intelligence operation disinformation to the u.s. public. michael caputo is his name. he is the same michael caputo who, within a matter of months, donald trump would install as the top spokesperson at the department of health and human services, as the covid-19 pandemic really got going. and michael caputo would eventually find himself there, embroiled in a massive scandal for sensoring and altering cdc scientific documents to try to play down the threat of coronavirus and undermine covid testing efforts. t

playing table so quick to kill time board that's how many young people feel right now says rudy founded baek this student who works for a foundation in the hague that aims to prevent cold it's dropout rates every day he deals with youth as they struggle with the fallout of that pandemic he says it feels like the state's everything plan is criminalized go ahead of nights in a possible. meeting with more friends not possible sitting not possible being class not possible that's and the local perspective these 2 generations of us trade it's. people it also led to anger and violence in the past month the nation saw its worst riots in decades with young people taking to the streets to protest against a nationwide curfew funded big says he doesn't condone the violence but things politicians should listen to what young people have to say there are many people who see themselves. i mean i wouldn't do it of course but it's too easy to just. sort of way a large population of your citizens as criminals. there is a lack of moral leadership in the neverland good if i may be commands he hopes for poli

., and a member of congress, mo brooks, as well as rudy giuliani. but it's not just the former president may be liable for -- not just the former president who may be liable. zero loflin released social media from the republicans who voted to overturn the election. it highlights posts like this one from paul gossar who said sedition and treason for stealing votes is appropriate. joining me now is elizabeth newman at the department of homeland security, and joyce vance, former u.s. attorney. how alarming is it someone who was in the former presidential administration to find out we have at least one security clearance holding official, appointed official of the trump administration now indicted for being a part of the capitol siege. >> it's very concerning but it's not surprising. i'm actually surprised we haven't seen more. there were quite a number of people who worked in the administration that i found lacked a lot of common sense in terms of what is appropriate behavior, and many of them really drink the kool-aid. a lot of them were not along for

pandemic playing table so quick to kill time borat that's how many young people feel right now says rudi founded baek this student works for a foundation in the hague that aims to prevent college dropout rates every day he deals with youth as they struggle with the fallout of that pandemic he says it feels like the state's everything plan is criminalized go ahead of nights in a possible. meeting with more friends not possible since all are not possible being class not possible that's and the lack of perspective in these 2 generation of frustrated. people it also led to anger and violence in the past month the nation saw its worst riots in decades with young people taking to the streets to protest against a nationwide curfew funded baek says he doesn't condone the violence but things politicians should listen to what young people have to say there are many people who see themselves. i mean i wouldn't do it of course but it is too easy to just. sort of weigh a large population of your citizens as criminals. there is a lack of moral leadership in the neverland's who did plan to be commands

giuliani and the zipping of the pants caused a lot of attention especially in getting rudy giuliani off the stage talking about things like hunter biden and other things and focused on rudy giuliani in the hotel room on the bed he's an interesting character in that he uses his humor to really affect political change. >> i wonder what you think about what sasha baron cohen and i would put stephen colbert in that category what they represent. they created these characters to try to have a real world message and impact, kind of intentionally fake news, before fake news became a buzz phrase for the stuff that we see out there all the time now that fake news is this overall concern, misinformation, what does he and his ilk represent in the broader technology conversation? >> well, i think they do listen to him i think it was interesting they did a lot of stuff for the advertising things before the election i think he has had some impact and he's in their head like a lot of people, i don't think he's the only one. by the way, mark twain did this, too. lots of humorists are very political.

rudy giuliani has the right to be wrong. he even, under supreme court precedent, generally has a right to lie. there are exceptions. he's not accused tonight of a felony. but he is being roped into something that goes beyond traditional speech, which is potentially being a knowing asset or cooperator to a foreign intelligence operation. walk us through what that means to you. >> well, i'll let you speculate or others about knowing or unknowing, right? i don't know that for sure. but the evidence in here is overwhelming. >> well, let me jump in. i'll let you finish. but when i say "knowing," i appreciate your precision. when he met with public ukrainian officials tied to putin, he knew who they worked for. he could say, well, yes, you meet with all kinds of people. he's not signing on. but he certainly knew that he was getting dirt from people who were pro-putin. go ahead, sir. >> and it is extraordinarily well documented in this report. i would like to know a lot more details, right? they obviously know more than what's in t

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people who know trump people like rudy giuliani for example and basically planting ideas into their head things like corruption of the biden family and biden's family's role in places like ukraine this is very different from what we saw perhaps in 2016 where there was also this social media misinformation campaign but also russia actively try to hack into election infrastructure in the u.s. that in 2020 does not appear to have happened. w.'s william glue croft and emily short when there was take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today a gunman accused of killing 8 people in the u.s. state of georgia has been charged with murder the 21 year old was arrested after a shooting spree at 3 massage parlors in the atlanta area most of the victims were women of asian descent. resistance to the military government in myanmar continues on the streets of yemen go on despite a deadly army crackdown residents burned barricades to block riot police the army has sealed off parts of the city and imposed an information blackout in a bid to stamp out dissent. a young marine sci

one of them, the president's former personal attorney, rudy giuliani, who they note -- and we knew this already, but they note met with andre der cash, a ukrainian politician with known ties to russian intelligence with the intention of passing on information damaging to then-candidate biden and his son hunter biden. that's a notable change from 2016, that they had in effect help from inside of this country, whether witting or unwitting. one thing russia did not do according to the intelligence community is interfere, though, wolf, with actual election systems. they did not change the vote count, that consistent with 2016 as well. >> this report, you've gone through it, i've done through it. the national intelligence council foreign threats to the 2020 u.s. elections. tell us about other u.s. adversaries. >> reporter: it said, for instance, iran interfered as well, similarly via disinformation campaigns with the intention of the opposite of russia in this case, undercutting former president trump rather than aiding him. it says iran did not take the step then of aiding joe biden's candi

>> yeah, it started with rudy gobert incident. you know, everybody was glued to that. >> everything just seemed to be moving a million miles an hour in terms of, you know, updates. >> not long before we had a game, we had our opening base starter and then everything changed. >> it started t, maybe it could filter to us. things just accelerated really quickly. >> i think we navigated it well as a club and as an organization, and i still think there's a lot of work to do. we have to take the responsibility to stay healthy pretty seriously. >> obviously unprecedented. there's nothing like, you know, that moment. it has already been a year. >> a year unlike any other. >> and what a year it has been. baseball now just over two weeks until opening day. giants first baseman brandon belt happy to be back in the fold as he is getting healthy this spring. in october he had heel surgery. on saturday he revealed he had covid in january and then came down with mono in february, forcing him to miss over a week of workouts in spring training. be

you mentioned rudy giuliani. who else are we talking about here? what were some of the other narratives? obviously the hunter biden narrative comes to mind first. >> for me, willie? >> yeah. >> absolutely. the whole idea that biden was doing business in ukraine or his son hunter biden was taking corrupt money from ukrainian politicians, that was entirely a concoction, according to this report, of these russian narratives. and a guy named konstantin kilimnik, a starring role in the mueller investigation, and was active in 2016 and is essentially has been deemed by the united states government a russian agent was involved behind the scenes according to this report in propagating these narratives. look, ron johnson and chuck grassley running that investigation in senate homeland security committee, they were -- it was based entirely, it appears on narratives propagated by russian intelligence, led by vladimir putin. sort of spread by these men and some other people unnamed. you know, look, the report doesn't name all these american officials who they

this lawsuit targets not only trump but his son, trump junior, rudy giuliani and more. what's the substance of this and where does this go from here? >> yeah, so, jim, this lawsuit is a lot more robust than the one we saw last month from a democratic congressman in that these claims are more expansive. and the lawsuit names not only the former president and rudy giuliani but also trump's son don junior and republican congressman mo brooks, both of whom spoke at that rally before the capitol was attacked. this case was filed by eric swalwell, democrat from california. also a house impeachment manager. and he blames all of these men for inciting the violence, and he points to their repeated rhetoric that the election was rigged saying that that repeated rhetoric essentially directed those rioters to storm the capitol on january 6th. now this lawsuit cites a multitude of claims. the lawsuit is saying this. the defendants in short convinced the mob that something was occurring that if actually true might indeed justify violence and then sent that mob to the capitol with vio

. >> rudy, not rudy giuliani, has a young daughter who is only in the two percentile for weight. we need to poker up a little bit and here's how he did it. we are final. that's right, got the beer funnel going, puts the milk down the funnel, and got the infant daughter to suck one down. that's how i gained weight in college. i swear to god, it works. she will be a normal weight and no time. there you go, we to get creative. >> all right, juan. >> you heard of the terrible twos, sometimes babies they get cooking by age three. take a look at this three year old is he cooks up a storm on tiktok. [laughter] that's a young boy, he's made its way to pizza, pies, cookies, sometimes he eats the cookie dough. his mom's practicing faith mack safety first, keep him away from the heat. he's a young hero for all the cooks out there one day to have his own show i think. >> i was impressed with the eggs breaking with one hand, can you do that? >> let's do this. >> greg, named the otter news! this is important, north america river autumn was born in illinois. look how adorable this otter is. abo

. >> i remember the press conference she did with rudy, and she was speaking up there. it almost seemed like she was in tears talking about this and to see this response now that she's faced with a billion dollar lawsuit, is she essentially arguing former president trump, who continues to promote election fraud lies, is not a reasonable person, because as we know, he bought into this. >> that's one interpretation. the argument her lawyers are making in court to defend her against this defamation suit. well, no reasonable person would have believed this. but as i said a moment ago, she was intending for many, many, many people to believe it. and other people can characterize donald trump as being a reasonable person or not and for that matter, tens of millions of his supporters as being reasonable or not. they believed it. they wanted to believe it and they ate it up. part of her strategy was to make legal arguments in court. we nknow how those turned out. they all failed in every respect. they were nonsensical suits. the second strategy was to put on this narrative and

trump and rudy giuliani. swalwell's suit includes donald trump, jr. and representative mo brooks. he says as a foreseeable consequence of the defendant's faults and fraud and theft and in direct response to the defendant's express calls for violence at the rally, a violent mob attacked the u.s. capitol. >>> ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbs nbay area. >> the duchess of sussex means what it is to speak for herself. >>> the new extended preview of her conversation with oprah you will see only on cbs. >>> at a time when so many are struggling with unemployment and hunger. a new surge of volunteers is stepping up to help. how people are finding new ways to give back. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. . it's royals week at kpix as we get ready for harry and meghan's exclusive interview with oprah. they are telling their story after leave england one year ago. >> we have a new clip from cbs this morning. meghan tells oprah what it means to finally be able to speak for

people who is named in this report andre darakoc had met and had contacts with rudy giuliani who was president trump's personal lawyer. and it goes even farther and says that president putin had purview over the activities of andre durcoch and details, wolf, the activities of iran which it says used a multi-pronged approach in its influence efforts to undermine the election and to -- and against president trump, and interestingly when it talks about china, it says that russia -- that china essentially decided to sit this one out and decided that it wasn't worth impacting its relationship with the u.s. and did not carry out any influence operations against -- in the presidential election in 2020. >> alex, tell what is this lengthy report indicates about foreign actors, whether russia or china or iran, actually tampering with votes here in the united states, part of the voting process. >> yeah, this is a very important point we need to make, wolf. all of the efforts that they lay out in this intelligence report talk about influence operations. they say that the votes themselves were no

rudy. a mypillow with a moustache. miss venezuela 2003. "celebrity veepprentice." followed by "how i met mother." only on newsmax. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i would watch that. i think we're focusing on the wrong thing. never mind his running mate. the real question is, who is gonna be donald trump's cell mate in 2024? [ applause ] i vote for r. kelly. joe biden has only been president for six weeks, but that doesn't matter to republicans, who have been frothing at the mouth to pounce. senator john barrasso of wyoming stopped by his local kinko's to print something out to give our new president a grade on one hell of a curve. >> if you were to grade joe biden's abilities to keep his promises of opening schools, joe biden's report card, he deserves an "f." and it's a well-deserved grade for him. because he promised that he would have the schools open all across america within 100 days. and he's failed. and we're halfway there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait. how can you fail if we're halfway there? [ laughter ] okay, kids! time's halfway, pencils down! [ laught

rudy. a mypillow with a moustache. miss venezuela 2003. "celebrity veepprentice." thursdays at 8:00 followed by an all-new "how i met mother." only on newsmax. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i would watch that. i think we're focusing on the wrong thing. never mind his running mate. the real question is, who is going to be donald trump's cell mate in 2024? [ applause ] i vote for r. kelly. joe biden has only been president for six weeks, but that doesn't matter to republicans, who have been frothing at the mouth to pounce. senator john barrasso of wyoming stopped by his local kinko's to print something out to give our new president a grade on one hell of a curve. >> if you were to grade joe biden's abilities to keep his promises of opening schools, joe biden's report card, he deserves an "f." and it's a well-deserved grade for him. because he promised that he would have the schools open all across america within 100 days. and he's failed. and we're halfway there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait. how can you fail if we're halfway there? [ laughter ] okay, kids! time's

the fulton da teams looking at claims from rudy giuliani. they are trying to punish and attack for doing his job in fair way. the rudy giuliani is interesting because there's a lot of latitude for people to say things in public forums. what they seem to be getting at is donald trump's demands that his representatives go into government forums, for example, giuliani testified to government forums in more than one state, that may be his undoing. can you explain that? >> i think it starts with the audio tape of donald trump saying find me 11,000 votes and things like that. then you have the separate piece that the daily best is reporting that giuliani may have been part of the scheme which is why that article says they are looking at conspiracy charges and conspiracy between giuliani and trump and others. giuliani will say i was acting as a lawyer but there's a crime fraud exception. lawyers don't have the ability to commit crimes on behalf of their clients. >> finally, as promised, i have about 30 seconds left but when people hear this very co

the president and other defendants like rudy giuliani can be deposed. witnesses can be deposed under oath. so this is a whole minefield for the former president and his associates because, you know, whatever the merits of the claims are and even if, you know, the outcome of that, they can be liable for crimes they commit in the process of discovery if they lie under oath, for example. i think the other interesting thing is that given the reticence of members of congress to engage in a robust congressional inquiry, suits like this may achieve what congress cannot in terms of finding out what actually happened on january 6th. >> asha, thank you so much. i appreciate it. >>> an arizona state lawmaker arguing against masks. he says they aren't needed now since -- take this -- they weren't needed to fight hiv. not magenta, not magenta. i'm not going back to the store. magenta! cartridges are so... (buzzer) (vo) the epson ecotank. no more cartridges! it comes with an incredible amount of ink that can save you a lot of frustration. ♪ the epson ecotank. just

por cierto de la joven fallecida ella está hospitalizada gracias por estar con nosotros buenas noches rudy. >> muy buenas noches muchísimas gracias a ustedes. >> lamentamos mucho la noticia, como estas?. >> devastado la verdad que estamos impactados toda mi familia es a lo que no se puede creer todavía y ya era una muchacha muy carismática muy querida nuestro pueblo. >> cuántos años tenía?. >> 23 años . >> como esta tu hermana?. > > bernie tiene una hemorragia cerebral, tiene golpes en todo el cuerpo gracias a dios está consciente, pude hablar con ella hoy, en el transcurso del día. >> que es lo que te dijo y que se cree contaste?. >> está devastada ella... llora mucho por su hija y bueno yo le dije que tiene el control de todo que le pida mucho dios para que la pueda ayudar una irreparable pérdida . >> por que estaban a bordo de este auto?. >> bueno en realidad venían buscando el sueño americano tú sabes que mucha gente por la situación del país es muy difícil entonces venían en búsqueda del sueño americano muchas veces se convierte en una pesadilla. >> pues lamentamos

meanwhile federal prosecutors investigating the overseas business dealings of rudy giuliani. a return to the question of whether to charge former new york city mayor. among the charges being considered is whether or giuliani failed to register as a foreign agent as part of his work in ukraine where he helps dig up dirt against now president biden giuliani called the investigation quote pure political persecution. >>all right now to our 4 zone forecast we're looking live at the golden gate bridge and looks pretty clear and dry. but chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence you're telling us rain edging closer yeah, it's imminent now it looks really just starting to see a few showers pop up around the bay area now. >>but the main event still yet to come in you see that big area of really just off the coastline move into northwestern parts of sonoma county right now. but we've seen a few scattered showers out ahead of that and certainly some of that moving in along the right now you see the cells that are beginning to pop up and you're going to see some downpours as the syste

the kind trump allies, rudy giuliani, sidney powell and others repeatedly touted on the campaign trail as evidence to fuel their dangerous lie on the legitimacy of the november result. of course, that was just a small part of the disinformation apparatus that trump and his supporters deployed in the weeks and months surrounding the election. there was also the lie that china -- not so much russia -- was involved in a massive election manipulation campaign. here's donald trump breaking with his own fbi director christopher wray on that point. >> we've certainly seen very active, very active efforts by the russians to influence our election in 2020 through maligned foreign influence side of things. social media, use of proxies, state media, online journals, et cetera. an effort to both sow divisiveness and discord and i think the intelligence community has assessed this publicly, to primarily denigrate vice president biden. >> i did not like his answers yesterday. and i'm not sure he liked them either. i'm sure that he probably would agree with me. the big problem is china. and we can ha

we stopped by rudy's donut house, people were enjoying their coffee and donuts inside for the first time in months. here is a look at where the bay area down's. sonoma, contra costa counties are the only ones not yet in the red. that could soon change. if the numbers hold, san mateo county could be of some the first to move into the orange tier. officials are hopeful with the vaccine and lack of search since the winter holidays. in the orange tier, bars and wineries can reopen outdoors but cannot serve food. gyms can operate with 25%. movie theaters , places of worship can increase their capacities to 50%. >> by opening up more tables, is that good for business? >> a lot of customers want to sit here, hot food. they want to eat it here. >> they don't want to sit outside? >> no, it is cold. >> san mateo county officials believed they could move into the orange tier as early as next wednesday. >>> a man accused of attacking his coworker with a machete. it happens just before 1 p.m. monday. officers say ryan simon was fired back in january. the victim was taken to the hospital with serious

., rudy giuliani and republican manager brooks of violating civil rights and incitement laws in the capitol riot, seeks to bring the charges from the impeachment into civil case. swalwell helped argue that case. says critics argue to move on but it's important reminder not even the president is above the law. >> lays at door mat of the former president, responsibility for the attack he incited january 6th, what he had done before, provocation in assemblying and inciting the mob, and injuries that came to the congress when your votes couldn't be counted for over seven hows. >> second lawsuit of its kind. last month a similar case filed by mississippi representative and naacp. >>> compating mental health crisis among veterans with canines, little was reintroduced in house of representatives this week. p.a.w.s. act aimed at veterans suffering ptsd. would establish a grant. veterans in the program say service dogs are incredibly therapeutic. >> i didn't know how to focus on my quality of life at first, so i focused on her quality of life. i need to be the best me i can be to this dog, going to

fox was repeatedly stating as fact putting on sydney powell and rudy giuliani and also with their own anchors endorsing what sydney powell and rudy giuliani were saying, all of these lies about dominion and stating them as fact. and they did have a dominion spokesperson on at one point. it was much smaller viewer ship and fox did not promote it like they promoted the bartiromo and the dobbs and other shows they put throughout the massive social media network. but you can't get away from defamation by saying the truth in the morning and lying through your teeth in the afternoon. if that war the case, all the media they would have to issue retraction after the damage. but that is not the law of defamation. knowing with reckless disregard. go ahead. >> you suggest a conspiracy or a plot to do this because the murdocks wanted to profit. i wrote a book about fox. i found a lot of trouble inside of fox but i did not find clear leadership. what i found was a of leadership. there wasn't somebody plotting, just a bunch of people helping president trump however they could. do you think they hav

it's rudy. so allen weisselberg was a party to that. the more people that -- if you can get everybody that was involved, it's certainly better. but it's not the end all, be all. you know, one of the things, ali, also, a lot of people on social media, they reach out to me and say, oh, if you have the goods, you know, drop it, give it, spill it. i know there are a lot of people out there, especially that watch this show and watch you, that are interested in me sitting here and spilling all of the information. and please understand when i say that i can't do that or i can do it, i just choose not to simply because it doesn't help the -- it doesn't help the district attorney and it doesn't help the investigation in order to hold those people responsible for their own dirty deeds. and that's one of the reasons why i have now spent eight sessions, eight different sessions going back over a year and a half, closer to two years, when the district attorney first came to otisville to interview me. after eight times they're not asking me to come i

my name is rudy corpus. i'm the executive director of the united players for violence and organization. i'm a native of san francisco. i'm here to support sharon. sharon is intelligent. she has integrity and she brings sunshine on a cloudy day. so we would love for you to resubmit her and have her be in a position that she is best at. thank you, she gets my full support. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, rudy. next speaker, please. >> supervisors, my name is francisco decosta. and i want to talk on an issue that i'm very concerned about and that is the mta despicable actions linked to taxi drivers. we cannot forget the many taxi drivers that have got strokes, died of a heart attack just because the mta hasn't done due diligence. we just cannot talk about the other issues because mta has failed on many other levels. they're happy now because the biden administration is going to send them some money but we cannot. we robbed them and we destroyed families. i will not take this like a joke. wherever these people

my name is rudy gonzales, and i'm secretary of the construction and trades union council. we call in this morning to weigh-in in support of the incumbents, first and foremost, director sabrina hernandez, who has served with incredible integrity and vision. she has pushed the committee and her colleagues as a whole to develop more committees and find more solutions. i have to say that the times that we find ourselves in are not unique to the district, but the bridge is truly an iconic piece to our bay area, in addition to being an essential part of our infrastructure. the view that bert hill brings has been important. i would say the same with dick grosboll. finally, seat four, michael theriault, an ironworker, whose hands served to build this iconic piece of infrastructure. it is important, the last comment talking about ways that we can work together. there is a lot to be desired with the overall composition of this board, but let's be clear. these four seats are intended to represent san francisco, and i think these four directors have done a heck of a job in terms of wo