this is something out of a gangster movie. the star witness in a dramatic trial who has damning information about the boss, contacted by someone who may be trying to intimidate them, to keep them telling what they know. sources are telling us that is exactly what happened to cassidy hutchinson. three sources telling cnn that hutchinson was one of the witnesses trump world tried to influence, which tells you a whole lot about what they thought about her testimony. right? the committee so concerned about her security that they kept her identity a secret leading up to the hearing. in the wake of her block buster testimony, we may be about to learn a whole lot more with the subpoena for pat cipollone who knows what was going on behind those closed doors at the white house before, during and after the january 6. we are also learning more about the lengths trump world may be willing to go to. liz cheney saying two unnamed witnesses told the committee they heard from people in the f
will: benjamin netanyahu rejecting the biden administration s call for a humanitarian pause and gaza as they push deeper into the gaza strip as the leader of hezbollah threatens further escalation with israel and warns the us involvement in the conflict will not scare us. i am griffin jenkins. alicia: i am alicia acuna. there s a much calling for cease-fire and end to us aid to israel. we have coverage with steve harrigan on israel/lebanon border, trey yingst in southern is reliant mike emanuel in washington. we start with you for the latest on the pro-palestinian march. reporter: good afternoon. the crowd to build steadily, people coming from all over, some pro-palestinian, others antiwar, the bottom line is they are calling on president biden to defund support to israel and calling for end to military action in the middle east region. you can see freedom plaza is inside of the capit0l building. the streets have been closed off. all kinds of signage and us aid to israel, l
witness intimidation, the thugish and threatening politics with the kind of politics liz cheney talked about in her speech last night. when she gotta plauz from the republican audience for speaking the truth. the reality that we face today as republicans, as we think about the choice in front of us, we have to choose because republicans cannot both be loyal to donald trump and loyal to the constitution. at this moment [ applause ] interesting how republicans applauded her then. but tonight tonight liz cheney defending her work on the january 6 committee, fighting criticism from her republican rivals. as i made clear last night, we have to put our oath to the constitution above party. republican party has a long and a storied history of embracing
them. do you agree with where crimes have been commit war crimes have been committed no doubt in my mind. it is right to collect that evidence. because it is also important, you know, my family had experience with saddam hussein, it s important that despots and dictators understand that there will be a reckoning. time for tomorrow s take on our interviews this morning. good morning, kay. well, being grilled on one of the department s flag ship policies being announced today, with the plan for education, which is that here in england, primary schools should meet acceptable standards in reading, and writing and math. and currently only two-thirds of them do, and you want that up to 90% by 2030. and now, fighting criticism that this is not exactly very ambitious and this is what parents should expect anyway, and he says that the prime minister, he backs this up, which is this idea of the parent
people like megan rapinoe you can hear it all. arthel: greg, you go ahead, arthel. arthel: i m just going to let you off the hook.go get a drink. you did a great job! the crowd went wild, we won, you go celebrate. go usa! thank you! jacqui heinrich is here. a watch party in new york city. what is the scene there? reporter: do i have permission to get a drink too! arthel: absolutely! [laughter] reporter: how does it feel to be the best in the world? these women have worked so hard for so much not only fighting criticism that may be the celebrations were a little bit offensive to some but they ve also been fighting gender discrimination. you know there is a lawsuit for