but a security guard working at the library that friday morning decided he needed to go check something out. because randomly a woman pulled up into a parking lot. in the back part of the error here yes truman presidential library she parked her odds of a deal in the parking lot, it s hours into the library opens up. she parked a car there she gets out of her car and started piecing around aimlessly and weirdly. and there was a security guard on site. but he noticed that this was odd, this woman was adding acting weirdly in the back parking lot. and so the security guard went over to that side of the building, the back side of the library to look out into the park out to try to figure out what was going on with this woman. what s she was doing. and when he took that walk over to the back of the presidential library that s when the thieves struck at the front of the presidential library. the front doors of the hairiest room in presidential library were made of glass. well that
officers charged with civil rights violations in the killing of george floyd. and in arizona, why one voting rights group is investing six figures to unseat democratic senator kyrsten sinema. uh. and we begin with the latest on the rising tensions between russia and ukraine. democratic aides tell nbc news there will be two classified briefings today for congressional leadership aides and committee staff on the situation in ukraine. full briefings for lawmakers are expected next week, as the house and senate are on recess this week. this comes one day after the u.s. put 8,500 troops on heightened alert, ready to join a nato response force at a moment s notice, but the pentagon says no troops have been deployed just yet. in the event of nato s activation of the nrf or deteriorating security environment, the united states would be in a position to rapidly deploy additional brigade combat teams, logistics, medical, aviation, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance, t
interviewed hundreds of witnesses and issued dozens of subpoenas as it moves closer to former president donald trump s inner circle, seeking the cooperation and the testimony of people like trump s daughter and former white house senior advisor, ivanka trump, who has yet to even respond to the committee s request to speak with her. there s also trump s chief of staff in the west wing on january the 6th, mark meadows. how about conservative fire brand, congressman jim jordan. they want to know what jordan spoke about in his communications with trump on january the 6th. the committee also believes jordan has information about strategy meetings to overturn the election results. so that s that. and yet there s one name, one name already charged for his alleged role in the capitol insurrection that you may not have heard about yet. this man right here is ryan nichols of tyler, texas. unlike many january 6th defendants who have been out on bail, nichols has been behind bars since h
beijing olympics. they are not holding back when it comes to china s human rights abuses. we re going to analyze that coming up. and later big tech platforms leaching money from local media. does d.c. have the solution? senator amy klobuchar joins us in a few minutes. but first, the future of cable news. inside cnn this was a week like no other. the sudden removal of cnn boss jeff zucker has rattled this news outlet to its core. staffers are confused, angry, and concerned about what might come next so let me try to explain it based on my reporting from inside this very organization. since wednesday morning s resignation shock i have talked with at least 100 people here at all levels as well as sources on the outside who represent all the players, and the dominant question that i m getting from inside cnn is why? why did this happen? this is the ugliest shake up at cnn since the days ted turner was walking the halls. zucker was in charge one minute and he was gone the next
capabilities to mount a significant military operation into ukraine. and we have been working hard to prepare a response. in a moment i m going to talk to bill taylor, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine. few people know as much about this region than he does. also, a republican party attempt to dismiss what happened on january 6th as, quote, legitimate political discourse, is being met with a growing chorus of critics from both sides of the aisle. from my front row seat, i did not see a lot of legitimate political discourse. when there s a conflict, when the party is taking an approach or saying things that i think are just absolutely wrong, i think it s my responsibility as an alaskan senator speaking out for alaskans to just speak the truth. we need more republican leaders to stand up because unity is going to be the antidote against what we saw on january 6th. coming up, we re going to look at the potential political impact of the gop fixation on normalizing the c