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president has cast over the election. both he and the leading republican candidate in the race have already without evidence begun talking about a rigged election in that state. there s new excerpts in a forthcoming book co-authored by bob woodward and his colleague, robert costa. jamie gangel has breaking new information on the book and has new details right now. let s start about the call between house speaker nancy pelosi and general milley. let me just say the book has new details about what trump was doing on january 6th during the insurrection, how mike pence kept asking if there was a way to help trump, and what trump says behind kevin mccarthy s back. but let s start with milley and pelosi. what we know is that general mark milley, chairman of the joint chiefs, took secret action to limit president donald trump s ability to order a dangerous military strike or to use nuclear weapons, according to woodward and costa. just to set the stage, it s january 8th, two ....
hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. we begin in afghanistan, where the taliban look close to be capturing their first key city. there s heavy fighting between the afghan military and the taliban in the centre lashkar gah, the capital of helmand province. afghan security forces in two other cities kandahar in the south, and herat in the west are also trying to push back the taliban offensive. the taliban already control large parts of the rural areas, but have been pushing to capture cities as foreign forces pull out of the country. meanwhile, hundreds of people have been fleeing their homes amid the fighting. our correspondent secunder kermani is in the capital, kabul. this is the most serious fighting we ve seen since this latest taliban offensive began. the group already had captured vast swathes of rural territory. now, they re trying to take their first city and earlier this evening, they made their way right to the centre of lash ....
wuhan. what may have been overlooked while studying the spread of covid-19. thanks for joining us. well, today marks the one-year anniversary of george floyd s death at the hands of police. former officer derek chauvin was recently convicted of his murder. floyd s killing sparked a global outcry for racial justice with protesters demanding police reform and chanting floyd s last words i can t breathe. in the coming hours several events to honor floyd s life have been planned in minneapolis and floyd s family will meet privately with u.s. president joe biden at the white house. mr. biden had hoped to sign a police reform law today as well, but while lawmakers say they are hopeful they will eventually reach a deal, several sticking points still need to be negotiated. cnn s joe johns is in minneapolis with more. well, you know, i m hearing anger, impatience, urgency. it s not really directed to joe biden if you think about it because there is an expectation that he ....
she would find a lot of very angry cowboys who are not happy with the fact that she s voted for every war. war against trump and his supporters, for it. war against the republican conference. war against her own voters. now this is the house gop conference chair, liz cheney, whose voting record aligned with trump a whopping 92.9% of the time and she s at risk of losing her leadership position because she has denied fielty to trump. and likely taking her place is elise stefanik but who unabashedly shows up where it counts. voters are speaking loudly and clearly. president trump is the leader and the voice of the republican party. the job of the conference chair is to represent the majority of the house republicans, the vast majority of the house republicans support president trump, and they also support his focus on election integrity and election security. joining me now is angela rye, host of on one with angela rye and msnbc analyst carlos vrbalo. angela, you hea ....
hour of testimony, over 40 witnesses spanning 14 days. now this all culminates tomorrow as the prosecution has its moment to tie it all together, to tell the jury why it should do something that is very rare in the american justice system, convict a police officer for murder committed on the job. and the defense has its final plea to try to save chauvin s liberty by arguing that or reasonable doubts about his guilt. we do not know what the jury will do. nothing that i m going to report to you tonight, none of our special experts can tell you what the jury will do in the future. that s the point of a system that ultimately puts a person s guilt not in the hands of the government or of professional judges but in the hands of fellow citizens. now from our reporting, we do know what the lawyers will focus on tomorrow. we can tell you all about that, because closing arguments must draw on the evidence and testimony presented in the trial itself. so that means the prosecution ....