that day to plead not guilty to a whole bunch of federal crimes. good evening, seven men who were once the most powerful of president nixon s it ministration and reelection campaign were arraigned in federal court in washington today. each of them pleaded not guilty as a result of that watergate cover-up in the break-in at daniel ellsberg psychiatry. robert arriving in the darkness of the underground garage. some people gathered and came to watch and others to demonstrate. campaign lawyer, now defendant arrived. then, former attorney general john mitchell. there were cheers for charles carlson and there were top aide. john earlington, all those hidden from view. and former alderman gordon strong and his lawyer arriving almost unrecognized. and one by one, sandwiched among their ten lawyers defendants responded to the charges which showed first loudly and not guilty all counts, not guilty. carlson, not guilty. ehrlich min, not guilty. holden meant, not guilty. parkinson an
seven men who once had been the most powerful in president nixon s reelection campaign were in federal court today. each of them pleadet not guilty. the first defendant arriving in the darkness of the underground garage. out front, several hundred persons had gathered. some came to watch and others to demonstrate. campaign lawyer, now defendant, kenneth parkinson arrived. then former attorney general john mitchell. put the traitors in jail! reporter: there were jeers for charles colson and strawn and his lawyer aliving almost unrecognized, and one by one, sandwiched among their ten lawyers, the defendants responded to the charges, mitchell first loudly, not guilty to all counts. martian, not guilty, colson, not guilty ehrlichman, not guilty, halderman, not guilty and parkinson and strong, not guilty. they were taunted with cheers of law and order. law and order was one of nixon s slogan and now they were using it to taunt his attorney general as he arrived to face h
most powerful in president nixon s reelection campaign were in federal court today. the first defendant arriving in the darkness of the underground garage. out front, several hundred persons had gathered. some came to watch and others to demonstrate. campaign lawyer, now defendant, kenneth parkinson arrived. then former attorney general john mitchell. put the traitors in jail! reporter: there were jeres geres for kolson and straun and his lawyer arriving almost unrecognized and one by one, the defendants responded to the charges, mitchell first, loudly, not guilty to all count the martian, not guilty, kolson, not guilty ehrlichman, not guilty, halderman, not guilty and parkinson and strong, not guilty. they were taunted with cheers of law and order. law and order was one of nixon s slogan and now they were using it to taunt his attorney general as he arrived to face criminal charges. america watching all these top aides, pleading guilty it these serious crimes and
the oil rich city of marib. and parts of iceland are shaken by a series of mini earthquakes, causing fears that a dormant volcano may be about to erupt. hello and welcome. president biden has described the senate s approval of his coronavirus relief bill as one more giant step forward in helping americans to deal with the impact of the pandemic. the package, which is worth nearly $2 trillion, will provide one off payments to millions of americans. republican senators were united in opposing the bill. our washington correspondent, lebo diseko, reports. the yeas are 50. the nays are 49. the bill as amended is passed. a vote on party lines gave joe biden the victory he needed in the senate, after a marathon session lasting more than 2a hours. this is his first major piece of legislation as president a package, he says, is necessary to turn the toll of the pandemic around. this plan puts us on a path to beating the virus. this plan gives those families who are struggling the
the oil rich city of marib. and parts of iceland are shaken by a series of mini earthquakes, causing fears that a dormant volcano may be about to erupt. president biden has described the senate s approval of his coronavirus relief bill as one more giant step forward in helping americans to deal with the impact of the pandemic. the package, which is worth nearly $2 trillion, will provide one off payments to millions of people. republican senators were united in opposing the bill. our washington correspondent lebo diseko reports. the yeas are 50. the nays are 49. the bill as amended is passed. a vote on party lines gave joe biden the victory he needed in the senate, after a marathon session lasting more than 2a hours. this is his first major piece of legislation as president a package, he says, is necessary to turn the toll of the pandemic around. this plan puts us on a path to beating the virus. this plan gives those families who are struggling the most the help and the br