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what was and wasn't taken yet. so, i don't want to jump to conclusions. >> so, you're going to see that on monday. but do you think that hawaiian electric, heco, should have known that, considering the parallels that we are seeing here between this fire and the campfire and the potential liability of a utility? do you think they should have known that they shouldn't be moving things? >> the number of parallels between hawaii electric and what has been going on in california, unfortunately, with pg&e and with southern california edison, are all too familiar. and in fact, that is the basis of our negligence lawsuit, which is that, a, hawaii electric should have had a public safety power shutdown. b, their equipment failed, so clearly they had many multiple points of failure at different areas and different types of
georgia. we've been discussing the parallels between giuliani's rise and fall. and you actually interviewed him at the zenith of his career. >> yeah, after 9/11. and i remember being really -- on a hero's welcome he came to visit london and even was talking about him becoming president. he was the most popular american politician and i remember being struck by his charisma and his very eloquent -- but i don't know. that was face-to-face. i don't get the impression that he has that confidence anymore. who knows. we're following developments -- a developing story out of russia where head of the wagner mercenary group has apparently been killed in a plane crash. russian authorities say that yevgeny prigozhin was on board a private jet that went down wednesday evening. state media report all seven passengers and three crew members were killed. the flight was heading from moscow to st. petersburg and stopped transmitting flight data shortly after 6:00 p.m. local
trial. i think some of the case have a shot of going to trial long before the election. >> the point that the other john was talking about just now, and the idea of attorney/client prifagprif a privilege. and there's a total of 19 people. in the other cases we've seen against donald trump, mar-a-lago, or what's happening in washington, d.c., in the january 6th criminal indictment, i wonder what this growing web of people -- dallas a yearbook photo on the o screen right now as we are conversing. are you seeing parallels in terms to watergate? how many people are being pulled into this. by the way, people we've known about, the czisny powell and mark meadows. many other of the people, the names are not household neighbors to most people for any reason. >> the watergate special
covered nated. state and local, and federal. i guess, i dog don't think that left understands what they up leashed, they have set a lot of precedents. about impeaching presidents this is something more bold. i think that every county prosecutor in the united states every local prosecutor every city prosecutor now can take on upon the authority if he disagrees with president ofu u.of the united states they up die indict him, do they want a utah or wyoming or alabama prosecutor go after the next democratic president, every thing that donald trump has been charged with there are parallels that democrats did in the elections.
covered nated. state and local, and federal. i guess, i d don't think that left understands what they up leashed, they have set a lot of precedents. about impeaching presidents this is something more bold. i think that every county prosecutor in the united states every local prosecutor every city prosecutor now can take on upon the authority if he disagrees with president ofu of the united states they up indict him, do they want a utah or wyoming or alabama prosecutor go after the next democratic president, every thing that donald trump has been charged with there are parallels that democrats did in the elections.
covered nated. state and local, and federal. i guess, i dog don't think that left understands what they up leashed, they have set a lot of precedents. about impeaching presidents this is something more bold. i think that every county prosecutor in the united states every local prosecutor every city prosecutor now can take on upon the authority if he disagrees with president ofu u.of the united states they up die indict him, do they want a utah or wyoming or alabama prosecutor go after the next democratic president, every thing that donald trump has been charged with there are parallels that democrats did in the elections.
children. the government held an inquiry into what had gone wrong at the hospital. the report came out in 1994 and it is identified a number of failings of what central finding was because every death and klutz could have another initial expedition and because nobody could believe that a colleague could deliberately harm children and babies, the nurse was able to continue in the unit for two months. the parallels with lucy letby are striking. senior colleagues did raise concerns about her, those in charge were apparently unable to believe there might be a killer in the hospital. so how can the nhs take that mindset into account for the future? we take that mindset into account for the future?— the future? we should have had a s stem the future? we should have had a system for _ the future? we should have had a system for looking _ the future? we should have had a system for looking at _ the future? we should have had a system for looking at the - the future? we should have had a | system for looking at the outcome the future? we should have had a i system for looking at the outcome of babies in neonatal units and to look at adverse events happening to babies in neonatal units. this doctor has — babies in neonatal units. this doctor has chaired _ babies in neonatal units. this doctor has chaired a - babies in neonatal units. this doctor has chaired a number of high—profile nhs inquiries, including several involving maternity units. although none of
has this exclusive report. the health secretary orders an urgent investigation into how the nurse beverley allitt was able to murderfour babies in may 1993, it's may 1993, and beverley allitt has just been convicted of killing four children and attacking nine more at grantham and kesteven general hospital. after the trial, the government held an inquiry into what had gone wrong at the hospital. the clothier report came out in 1994 and it identified a number of failings. but a central finding was that because every death and collapse could have another initial explanation, and because nobody could believe that a colleague could deliberately harm children and babies, beverley allitt was able to continue in the unit for more than two months. the parallels with lucy letby are striking. while some senior colleagues did raise concerns about her. those in charge were apparently unable to believe that there might be a killer in the hospital. so how can the nhs take that mindset into account for the future? we should have had a system
arraignment. today donald trump as a defendant also learned his bond conditions. a judge totaling up different counts including rico and setting trump's bond at $200,000 as a condition of release. so defendant trump has to put up money for his release. and on the one hand, that is real legal pressure. on the other, many defendants facing rico charges don't get that option. they are held against their will in jail before trial, indeed, there are close parallels in the same county with the same d.a., and the same set of judges, and the same rico charges. take defendant jeffrey williams, who was indicted on rico charges by this same d.a. last may and has been held in jail ever since, with no option to pay a bond and get out to prepare for trial with freedom. we are often told that all defendants are presumed innocent. well, that would mean both defendants that you see on your
who are not actually members of his family. excluding present company, of course. mary, let's talk about the parallels between the georgia case and his other schemes. suffice it to say, you are not surprised that your uncle has been charged with rico, right? >> not at all. i am surprised it took a few decades to long. >> i would say, also -- sorry, go ahead, mary. >> no, no, it is just the evidence is so compelling. katie, one of the things about this case that i think so many of us, even lay people who do not understand the nuances of the law very well, we have seen the crimes being committed in front of us. we have audiotapes. we have video recordings. it has been an exercise in frustration to see how long this has taken. as dea fani willis have shown, in has been well worth the