law. a grand jury handed up an indictment outlining how 11 republican supporters of the former president lied to congress, allegedly acting as part of a conspiracy to commit fraud and forgery. now, the lie is that donald trump won the 2020 election. that lie was memorialized on video, a video posted by the arizona republican party itself you can see here the fake electors put pen to paper and swore to fraud. the name defendants included the state s former republican party chair to sitting legislators, and a former united states senate candidate. the defendants whose names are obscured by black ink, pierce trump s most inner circle. it s rudy giuliani. it s mark meadows, mike roman, jenna ellis, john eastman, or it s epstein and it s the 1927 yankees of bogus election fraud essentially at the center is one man unindicted coconspirator number one, also known as donald trump, the former president of the united states. now, the arizona indictment is yet another blockbuster mome
he denies it. what message does that send? we ask republican senator tim scott. plus, who s in charge? how did we get here where we are depending on retired generals for the stability of our system? a stark warning from this former chair of the joint chiefs of staff about his fellow officers. admiral mike mullen joins us for an exclusive live interview. from the white house, to your house, we take on the moments that matter, this week. announcer: from abc news, it s this week. here now, co-anchor, martha raddatz. good morning. thank you for joining us this holiday weekend. president trump is waking up at mar-a-lago, where he s been spending his working thanksgiving tweeting about his accomplishments in office so far. taking on the nfl and time magazine. and taking in a round of golf with tiger woods. starting tomorrow, washington, like the rest of america, heads back to work. congress facing a daunting to do list. after its holiday break. avoiding a potentia
he denies it. what message does that send? we ask republican senator tim scott. plus, who s in charge? how did we get here where we are depending on retired generals for the stability of our system? a stark warning from this former chair of the joint chiefs of staff about his fellow officers. admiral mike mullen joins us for an exclusive live interview. from the white house, to your house, we take on the moments that matter, this week. announcer: from abc news, it s this week. here now, co-anchor, martha raddatz. good morning. thank you for joining us this holiday weekend. president trump is waking up at mar-a-lago, where he s been spending his working thanksgiving tweeting about his accomplishments in office so far. taking on the nfl and time magazine. and taking in a round of golf with tiger woods. starting tomorrow, washington, like the rest of america, heads back to work. congress facing a daunting to do list. after its holiday break. avoiding a potentia
reporter: at this hour that little girl is at chop and she s in stable condition but right now we are told that by the lieutenant here that she is under going surgery and they are hoping, doctors are hoping, that they are able to save her leg. somehow she got a hold of her father s loaded weapon inside of their home, and she somehow pulled the trigger. now take a look at this video, video from afternoon, this is the air use where this all happen, inside of a home in the 1300 block of south wilson the child was shot once inside her home there. police recovered the weapon at the scene. toddler then rushed to chop. police say that the toddler fat shore owns the gun was rushing to get to work and asked his mother who was watching the young girl to put the gun away. he left and went to work and told police his daughter was asleep when he left. we are also told that the father does have a permit to carry and that this is a legal weapon. authorities say that when medics arrived,
pedal power, a man who believes all kids should have a chance to ride a bike no matter the challenge. this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. good evening. the culture that began with reckoning of sex crimes today shook the nation s capitol as lawmakers responded to sharp criticism of inappropriate behavior. one of the most prominent democrats in the house, senator conyers stepped down as top democrat on the house judiciary committee and al franken speaking for the first time on accusations he groped women. senator franken says he won t resign and will be back at work tomorrow. kelly o donnell has the latest. reporter: after 10 days out of sight and under scrutiny. i have a long way back to win back the trust of the people of minnesota. reporter: senator al franken speaks out. i ve especially let down the people who have seen me as a champion for women. reporter: franken has been accused by women of unwanted advances. today, he spoke only to minnesota tv and