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pelicans, each playing without their biggest stars certain sports correspondent caroline mantle joins me now so caroline so much going on, this might be the most exciting weekend of the year for nba fans they're spoiled this weekend. >> kim, good morning, both miami and new orleans though, are going to need herculean efforts if they want to make a run this postseason, but they have taken the first step, which is getting in and that's important. zion williamson but for the pelicans nursing a hamstring injury, but the rest of the team rising to the occasion in this winter, go home situation against the kings six players scored in double-figures. they were led by brandon ingram, the former all-star, who had a team-high 24 points to go with six assists and a big block as well in the third swatting harrison barnes, he led the break pastor her jones for three so new orleans running away within jose alvarado put them up by 20 halfway through the fourth is they end up winning by eight, clinching the eighth seed and setting up a series with the oklahoma city thunder in the meantime, know jimmy butler no problem from miami, the heat
the stuff that you see him leave it to beaver. >> you will see when gary talks about his dad how close they were. and it wasn't just because i archie had introduced him to surfing. >> i kind of always looked up to my dad. my dad was a really soft spoken, easygoing, yet affable guy. >> so here they were. to the outside world, an old-fashioned family, inside secretly something seething. it was almost christmas, 1985. 5:30 am. archie started work early. so did gary, who was just 20 years old then. >> he had come into my room and he said hey, gary, i'm going to be leaving now, so make sure you get up. >> i said okay, no problem, thanks dad. love you. see you. >> gary dressed, headed outside into cold, dark morning. it was then he saw something
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meant, he said that and now it's up there for everyone to debate again. >> of course, also within these subpoenas, andy can speak more to this there should be room for good faith negotiation, which is why both representatives comer and jordan said okay, fine, you can testify publicly, no problem. we need you to testify -- sit down for a deposition first with staff attorneys and get to the bottom of our questions there. they did make an effort to move towards the middle on that front. hunter could have publicly testified provided that he sat down first with staff attorneys. but dana to your point it is a big public relations stunt. no one is talking about trump's arguments for tomorrow but i also think it helps the former president since he had such a bad press today yesterday. maybe he is happy about it. >> bill: andy, jump back in here. your name was invoked. well, if you defy a subpoena and risking the threat of
>> john: a lot of the pieces of sound in chad pergram's piece, you were saying it doesn't matter what he said in public, it's what the subpoena says. >> kerri: anyone can look at the subpoena. it's clearly marked for a deposition. and now, there is a point made i think nancy mace, maybe jamie raskin yes, there needs to be good faith negotiation. that is true and i would argue that comer and jordan did do that when they said ok, you want to publicly testify, no problem. but first comply with the subpoena for the deposition, then you can publicly testify. of course the democrats say the reason we don't want him to publicly testify because you republicans are going to spin what he says and people will not get the real deal. but again, anybody can pull up the transcripts from the closed door depositions, the committee is good about consistently putting those out to read and decide for themselves what the truth actually is.
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much to do. you have to hold the perimeter, you have to do searches, you have sweeps, evidence, you have to take care of family members. so, it is all intense for a while. so for a while you need all that help and the commanders and leaders need to manage that help, need to be prepared to manage that help because you need all those officers to come because you don't know what it is. you don't know if there is multiple killers running around and so you got to get there first, and then decide what happens. if it spins down real fast, no problem. you can back out easy. but it is always good to see that many officers, deputies, troopers and federal agents getting there as quick as they can. >> the only glimpse i see of the timeline is from the local affiliate saying around 8:25 a.m. the middle school was cleared, the second team clearing the high school. you're looking at a gap of 45 minutes or so. so, again, there is a big gap and i'm wondering at what point the police were actually able to
their willingness, their pronouncement that they will prejudge this case and prejudge the ultimate outcome for donald trump. ron desantis, he has this thing with migrants at the border, that border agents should be able to prejudge what's in the backpack and use deadly force against migrants. donald trump has prejudged to say i'm going to let the old man out of jail, no problem. curious to say to nikki haley and ron desantis, what about hunter biden? very decisive. that would be a very divisive conviction. i'm sure they would feel so empathetic for the divide in the country on that issue as well. i joke, but what it shows is a complete lack of leadership and also shows why there has not really been a republican primary to speak of because there is no daylight, not just on confronting donald trump on criminality, but going along with it. when you bring in race and other policy matters, zero contrast between haley, desantis, can
he is. i will say that this campus has been the scene of a lot of incidents and originally the confederate monument and people from the surrounding areas, very rural, call them neo confederates, they come on campus, and draw trouble, other groups, i won't say clash with them, seen elements of antifa on campus, remember aed individuals, one incident i did a review on, criticized for underreacting. so i can see why -- overreacting is better, and if they don't know where he is and he's armed and maybe shots have been fired, no problem with everyreacting in an incident like that. >> john: hey, chris, hang on, we want to jump to jonathan hunt. unc police have put out alert and description photo of the
for that, no problem? >> listen, after 25 years of experience in that office, and having worked personally with fani willis, i can tell you that her team is ready and prepared to go. they were ready for trial when the indictment was handed down. those folks have got their witnesses lined up, and they have got their trial notebooks all set and when october comes, they'll be prepared. and a bit of quick insight. the fact that there are 19 people on this indictment, under rico, this is not unprecedented for this office. d.a. willis and myself, a few years ago, had a rico case in which 35 individuals were indicted under rico. 21 of those individuals entered into negotiated guilty pleas and accepted responsibility and testified during the trial with