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[van] there have been innumerable black men who have been lynched, but none have ever had it filmed from beginning to end and shown to the world this far from people's noses. and when that happened, something broke in america. [gabe] tonight, the outrage in minneapolis is mounting, even after four officers were fired. was it enough for you that the officers were fired? that is not enough. [dr. hayes-bautista] after months of being locked up in the house, there was a lot of understandable reaction of, "how much more of this do we have to witness before something changes?" [sara] in the day, the protests were mostly peaceful. as nightfall would happen, things would change. [gabe] it's clear the violence is spreading. right now, multiple buildings on this block are on fire, the national guard just arrived on the scene. and suddenly, the precinct was on fire. we're watching it go up in flames right now. [cheering] [jemele] if you continue to subjugate, oppress a people,
everything is good. >> but billy did not hear back. not a word. and then on wednesday, the people who have been renting nancy's house called kathy. they moved out quickly on nancy's return. had been going back and forth to the house all week clearing out the last of the stuff. and they found it odd that they had not seen nancy. not once. >> so, this is monday, tuesday, and then wednesday. and you still haven't seen her? >> still had not seen her. >> but they did see nancy's dog, gabe. >> and then i went and called kathy. and said this dog has been alone for two days and it is clear that she has not been back. >> i was concerned because normally that is not nancy's, she would call me and asked me to pick the dog up. >> so after work kathy drove up to nancy's place in the mountain to check on her friend. >> what was it like when you went inside the house? >> i called her name out and she said that she was happy to see me.
team to actually sweep taranto's van at the scene. cnn was told there is no indication of a direct threat to the obamas and the spokesperson declined to comment whether or not they were even home. taranto is active on youtube. you can see one of those videos on your screen right now. that video posted showing him inside the capitol on january 6. we also know that yesterday morning before the arrest a truth social account with the same user name as taranto's page reposted a post from former president trump that included the purported d.c. address of the obamas. and the repost reads, quote, got them surrounded. now, of course, poppy, there's the question of motive which we don't know something investigators are digging into. >> gabe, thank you very much, for the reporting. keep us posted.
cooperate, it's not going to be partial or selective or at his whims. it's going to be either all or nothing with jack smith and his team. so i don't think rudy giuliani has the luxury of picking and choosing which things he's going to say. he's either going to tell the truth or he's going to be prosecuted for lying to prosecutors sfwr former president reacting yesterday, gabe, what was he saying? >> he is talking about the classified documents case, and he's offering a changing explanation, yasmin. this new explanation, a potential new defense that it was, quote, bravado, and telling abc news in an interview that he wasn't holding up classified material at all. and let's take a listen to what he told fox news digital yesterday. >> i had a whole desk full of lots of papers and mostly newspaper articles, copies of magazines, copies of different plans, copies of stories, having to do with many, many subjects, and what was said was absolutely fine and very perfectly. we did nothing wrong.
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able to reach support crews or first responders in the case of -- in case the vessel got lost. at this point we really don't know what newer tools might have been put in place or what sort of emergency beacon might be onboard. we have not heard about anything like that. again we are trying to get that information from oceangate and at this point they haven't said. >> if we were talking about a plane or a ship, we'd search for regulation. we had search for numbers records. we search for oversight evidence. i want to put up on the screen what the company says on their website about certifications and regulation. it's pretty broad here. they say by definition innovation is outside of an already accepted system. however, this does not mean that oceangate does not meet standards where they are applied, but it means that innovation often falls outside of existing industry paradigms. so, gabe, you know not just the vessel, but the company, are they subject to government
including i have heard some folks raise this question of the the vessel was capable of sending out a distress signal in the event of, you know, ever losing communications like we have obviously seen here, and what more are you learning about th that? >> that is a major question we are trying to get to the bottom of. the coast guard nor oceangate have not said if there is an emergency beacon or tool to alert the first responders or the folks on trtrew as to where they are. we have been asking, and trying to get those answers, kate, but at this point, it is not clear what tools are in place. >> yeah, still so remarkable as this search continues. gabe, good to have your perspective. thank you so much. john? >> and the judge has set a trial date in the criminal documents case against former president
going down to the mariana trench, and he is going to be able to motivate the crew. >> he is a motivated diver and he has been to the wreck site more than 35 times and also the director of the research company who owns rights to the "titanic" wreckage. and there is also another passenger who is the trustee of a firm in california and also a owner of the fgr oo corporation shawzada dawood and his son. >> and gabe, you were a reporter in seattle when you were able to
we proved them wrong with the help of the catholic nuns. >> absolutely incredible. pepe, your first jobs in chicago, those were in gay bars. i wonder how those experiences and that immersion in the community then came to influence your activism and your thinking about what it would require to move things forward. >> gabe where the center of any activists. we didn't have churches, we didn't have places to meet. so the bars were the natural place. i found myself in the middle of a lot of things, just because i was working in a bar. a gay bar. i saw the race, i saw the harassment, i saw the way we were treated. that sort of made a big difference in how i look at things, and what things needed to be changed for the better. >> art, i will admit to you that we in our production meetings have been struggling with the duality of this moment. that on one hand, this is pride month. and pride is meant to be a
believe if there was any role played in that conspiracy it was incredibly minor. and if gabe has any knowledge i don't think it will be substantive. >> he denies all of that. what is so interesting about all of this is this house as we have covered it, continue to >> what's called the east coast narrative. this was all anthony provenzano. capitol of the crime family you see that in the movies we saw that in the irishman. why has that stayed in the public's mind for so long for so many decades? and what can be done about it? >> there is nothing that can be done about it. there is east coast bias when you're writing but in the level of crime in america.