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for 15 years. her family telling us she is slipping away with this disease, but when she sits at the piano, well, just watch when her daughter, randy, requests a song, asking for beethoven's moonlight sonata, elaine, unsure at first, saying she doesn't know it. >> i don't know it. >> that's fine. ♪ ♪ >> david: her daughter telling us they are sharing these ideas to spread awareness on dementia education and music therapy. elaine playing every day at keystone place senior living community. playing chopin's waltz. ♪ ♪ there is "getting to know you." ♪ ♪
and "i could have danced all night." ♪ ♪ and right here tonight, elaine and her daughter and a performance for all of you at home. >> it may be you can play some mozart. ♪ ♪ elaine's proud daughter, randy. >> i have heard from people all over the world that she has made an impact on, and it has been an amazing experience for all of us. >> david: tonight, elaine, the piano player, and the power of music. ♪ ♪ >> yay! that was lovely. let's say goodbye. >> thank you. >> david: goodbye, a land. your music i >> building a better bay area.
full of russian generals and senior officers got hit, that is no accident. that was very specifically targeted. the third thing i learned is the importance of intelligence. the way in which the united states has used intelligence to constantly stay on the front, to take advantage of what russia, preempt russian actions. the way in which russian intelligence has been so stupid. i mean, they let putin believe his fantasies about ukraine, that it's not a real country, they won't fight back. somehow, the wanton russian intelligence machine completely broke down in this war. >> elaine, let's talk about what we've learned over the past year, not only the united states but, russia and ukraine, let's just say other observers, like china. >> february 24th, i still remember going to bed that night and i think the night after thinking, okay, i'm going to sleep right now, when i wake up in the morning, zelenskyy
cancellations. and the university of michigan football head coach, jim harbaugh, is showing up to help an officer move a fallen tree. watch this. >> [grunting] a little better. >> i appreciate you. whew. that should do for elaine. >> what's your name? >> cooper. >> nice to meet you. >> you come as well. thank you, sir. you're a good man. >> feel free to spread the word on that. >> ainsley: for more you can download the fox weather app or stream on your favorite device. after posting a sign that reads, "now hiring nonstupid people," the restaurant is getting a wave of new job applicants and a big boost in customers. the owner of santino's pizza
and then putting fires from himars, from artillery pieces, everything the u.s. can provide with what it said is allowable, it's targeted very precisely. when you read that building full of russian generals and senior officers got hit, that is no accident. that was very specifically targeted. the third thing i learned is the importance of intelligence. the way in which the united states has used intelligence to constantly stay on the front, to take advantage of what russia, preempt russian actions. the way in which russian intelligence has been so stupid. i mean, they let putin believe his fantasies about ukraine, that it's not a real country, they won't fight back. somehow, the wanton russian intelligence machine completely broke down in this war. >> elaine, let's talk about what we've learned over the past year, not only the united states but, russia and ukraine,
everything the u.s. can provide with what it said is allowable, it's targeted very precisely. when you read that building full of russian generals and senior officers got hit, that is no accident. that was very specifically targeted. the third thing i learned is the importance of intelligence. the way in which the united states has used intelligence to constantly stay on the front, to take advantage of what russia, preempt russian actions. the way in which russian intelligence has been so stupid. i mean, they let putin believe his fantasies about ukraine, that it's not a real country, they won't fight back. somehow, the wanton russian intelligence machine completely broke down in this war. >> elaine, let's talk about what we've learned over the past year, not only the united states but, russia and ukraine, let's just say other observers, like china. >> february 24th, i still remember going to bed that night and i think the night after thinking, okay, i'm going to sleep right now, when i wake up in the morning, zelenskyy will be dead, his wife will be dead, it'll be -- this will be over. and i remember when i read when i watched that video that they put out and it went like lightning across twitter across all social media -- these guys are not playing. and they are here to stay and
daughter was diagnosed with autism. the trauma of war was affecting her mental health, that is when marion's got mcgee, who had seen elaine's videos online, invited her in her family to stay with them in georgia as part of a new ukrainian refugee program. >> thank you for this day, thank you for the food. >> they arrived just in time for the first american thanksgiving. >> he made a speech and said thank you mommy and daddy for taking us here to a safe place and thank you for keeping us alive. thank you for taking us into your home. >> katya is now starting to adjust to life outside a war zone. -- who is six, as discovered the joys of american football. >> he was like, wow. really? you can take the ball into your hands and you can push each other? he fell in love with the game.
they can make trump and wray come forward. i think that's all they need to get at the facts of what happened because some was kind of under the radar, but as everyone knew at the time, they were mercyless toward them. >> i remember news reporting at the time suggesting that rosenstein played a role in making sure those were public. is he a party? >> i don't think he is and neither page or strzok chose to sue him, but i'll just say there are many unanswered questions. >> thank you. elaine, tim, harry, thank you for waiting to have this conversation. we're so grateful to you on any day, but especially today. basil, you're sticking around. next, the shocking rise of extremism and violence in our country and how the republican party is helping to mainstream and normalize it.
the criminal code, a conspiracy to defraud the united states as well as obstruction, he is more than a co-conspirator. he's actually the i insta gator. he gets the lacky who's going to execute. he's at the very center of it. so his exposure, co-conspirator. for conspiracy to defraud the justice department by telling the lie trump wanted to run with. >> elaine, what did you most want to know from scott perry when the committee subpoenaed him? >> i think you've gone over a little bit of the details here, but it was central to the plan that they have a close ally in the department of justice and they find this guy, jeff clark,
that member was trying to plot a coup was at the heart of today's proceedings and is likely to come in up another major legal battle for jack smith. post reports this, quote, former vice president mike pence is also filing a subpoena from the special counsel arguing his role as president of the senate gave him the same protections as it did a lawmaker. we're back with elaine, tim -- harry, we've got a bunch of the public testimony involving scott perry's role in the doj coup plot, which was central to helping trump carry out the election coup. but tell me what legal questions are on the table? >> sure. very briefly, he's not just like some of the five congress members who were involved. he's a moving force. he makes the, brings clark into the office. >> who's acting ag for a while. >> and perry is all over this.