half, ithink a lot more efficient, as well. first half, i think we a lot more efficient, as well. first half, i think we dominated, she said half, i think we dominated, she said it s half, i think we dominated, she said it s a half, i think we dominated, she said. it s a shame. it s not that nice said. it s a shame. it s not that nice that said. it s a shame. it s not that nice that we said. it s a shame. it s not that nice that we gave than the 1 1 and after nice that we gave than the 1 1 and after that nice that we gave than the 1 1 and after that they dominated more the game after that they dominated more the game and after that they dominated more the game and 1 1 is, i think, the final result game and 1 1 is, i think, the final result we game and 1 1 is, i think, the final result. we have the thought that we can win result. we have the thought that we can win from everyone and that is the spirit can win from everyone and that is the spirit we
you know, joy at. joy at finally telling the world the truth, and all the obfuscation s been stripped away now, but anger at the fact that i was even tried for this, arrested. take us back to that arrest, to the day it happened and the police turned up. what did they say to you? what did you say to them? i was very shocked. i thought, how am i a suspect? this is incredible. you know, i m a very placid. i say so myself, i m a pacifist. i m the opposite of violent. i hate violence, and to have someone looking at you and seriously contemplating that you ve committed such an act is horrific. and there was no forensic evidence so you said to them, didn t you? ok, let s have an identity parade. of course. and you must have gone into that parade thinking, well, this will be the end of it. yeah, if course. i thought, this is ghastly, this is terrible. surely the identity parade will fix this. but then was identified by the victim and the world opened up underneath me. and
by former lawyer rudy giuliani. paula reid has more. reporter: special counsel jack smith is now in possession of thousands of documents that were created by rudy giuliani s team in the days and weeks following the 2020 election. this team was tasked with trying to find some evidence of fraud. one of the people on this team is the former new york police commissioner bernie kerrik. he is a close associate of rudy giuliani and he has been in possession of a lot of these documents, the january 6 committee was trying to get all these materials, but he would not hand them over even though he is not a lawyer, he claimed that he was working for the legal team and therefore they were privileged. but in recent weeks, the special counsel investigators have reached out to kerrik to schedule an interview and also to collect evidence and after they reached out, kerrik went to the trump campaign, had them review the materials and trump campaign we re told said look, they were not going t
[inaudible] all right. so i think the rule is invoked and instruction was for the parties to tell all witnesses subpoenaed or expected to appear about the rule. i don t think the remedy is striking and it can go to credibility as well. to that extent unless ms. cross you want to be heard on that, point is made. all right. do we have an update on mr. bradley? he will be here at 12:22. i think we should have the prese preliminary i don t know if you want to argue in place or whatever makes you trouble. it was relayed to you since you weren t in court earlier this morning we had some initial conversations about the distinction between a privilege and rule 1.6 and you wanted to be heard. i apologize that i whatever you need to do. your honor, i believe anticipation of the rule 1.6 is fiberglass versus is that correct? it is difficult hearing there is a microphone in the jury box, you can try to lift that microphone up and speak in the jury box or make yo
here, the policeman says. we have a right to be here! she shouts. we want to and we will stand here! someone adds, this street isn t yours, it belongs to everyone. but the riot police don t seem to think so. there are cries of disgrace, shame, as police start to clear the area. and then the arrests. across russia, hundreds of people have been detained at events commemorating the late opposition leader. these are the last known images of alexei navalny from two days ago. the russian authorities claim he died the next day after falling unconscious. today, mr navalny s mother arrived at the remote penal colony where he died, beyond the arctic circle. she was told her son s body had been taken to a local morgue, but. the body of alexei isn t there, so alexei s prison just lied to his lawyer and his mother that the body is there. we don t have any clue where he is now and what is happening to him, and when it will be given to the family. we do know one thing the russian a