y amenazando a los empleados del refugio pero cordero niega esas acusaciones, dice que Él estaba sobrioporque no logro entenderse con los oficiales de policÍa. escuchemos. >> me pusieron tres veces aquÍ, y una vez aquÍ en el cuello. yo sentÍ que eso dicen que es una pistola de corriente. yo sentÍ que eso no me hizo nada, pero si me di cuenta de que mi niÑo estabahecho por pollo eliminado. digo que la corriente le pasÓ. fabiola: dice que a pesar de que querÍan que le hagan probar de alcoholemia, la policÍa no lo hizo para comprobar esas acusaciones. luego el alcalde reaccionÓ esta tarde, un expolicÍa aprobÓ y le dio un espaldarazo a las acciones de la policÍa. [habla en inglÉs] >> yo le digo al seÑor alcalde, con todo respeto, que lo que dijo tenÍa que primero averiguar antes de decirlo. fabiola: y bueno, como pudieron ver, incluso golpear en el rostro y uno de los guardias del refugio le dice al policÍa que se detenga, que no lo golpee mÁs. este incidente estÁ sido investigadopor el propio departamento de policÍa y sabemos que este inmigrante sÓlo quiere que se aclare y se limpia su ima

y amenazando a los empleados del refugio pero cordero niega esas acusaciones, dice que Él estaba sobrioe no logro entenderse con los oficiales de policÍa. escuchemos. >> me pusieron tres veces aquÍ, y una vez aquÍ en el cuello. yo sentÍ que eso dicen que es una pistola de corriente. yo sentÍ que eso no me hizo nada, pero si me di cuenta de que mi niÑo estabahecho por pollo eliminado. digo que la corriente le pasÓ. fabiola: dice que a pesar de que querÍan que le hagan probar de alcoholemia, la policÍa no lo hizo para comprobar esas acusaciones. luego el alcalde reaccionÓ esta tarde, un expolicÍa aprobÓ y le dio un espaldarazo a las acciones de la policÍa. [habla en inglÉs] >> yo le digo al seÑor alcalde, con todo respeto, que lo que dijo tenÍa que primero averiguar antes de decirlo. fabiola: y bueno, como pudieron ver, incluso golpear en el rostro y uno de los guardias del refugio le dice al policÍa que se detenga, que no lo golpee mÁs. este incidente estÁ sido investigadopor el propio departamento de policÍa y sabemos que este inmigrante sÓlo quiere que se aclare y se limpia su imagen,

cordero niega que estuviera en estado de ebriedad.ta hace un par de horas pudieron reencontrarse. la familia fue trasladada a un refugio en brooklyn. piden que se aclare lo sucedido con las cámaras de vigilancia del lugar y de la policía, pues dicen quieren limpiar sus nombres en nueva york karla amezola noticias telemundo fuerte de verdad. las imágenes bien. la entrada en vigor de la ley migratoria sb4 en texas seguirá suspendida, al menos hasta el próximo 18 de marzo. la corte suprema de justicia extendió este bloqueo de la norma que permite a la policía estatal arrestar a migrantes sin documentos y permite también que enfrenten sanciones penales. la prórroga da más tiempo al máximo. tribunal para tomar una decisión sobre el futuro de esta ley. en una noticia de última hora, hoy el jefe de la policía de uvalde, daniel rodríguez, presentó su renuncia y es importante porque apenas hace unos días un informe defendía la respuesta de la policía en la masacre de la escuela robert elementary. aquí se lo reportamos. francisco cuevas tiene a

mientras tanto esto fue lo que dijo el hombre que fue identificado como jean cordero de 47 aÑos de edado estaba ebrio cuando ocurriÓ este incidente que simplemente trataba de traer comida para su familia y que hubo un problema de comunicaciÓn debido al idioma con empleados aquÍ del refugio, fue arrestado por comportamiento violento su esposa fue detenida por tratar de detener su detenciÓnellos tienen tres hijos y fueron reubicados en un albergue en brooklyn, regresÓ con ustedes carolina: es un tema alarmanteespecÍficamente por el futuro de estos niÑos hablando de familia habla el desconsolado hermano de una de las vÍctimas asesinada a balazos por su esposo. sus hijos adolescentes mientras dormÍan en su apartamento de miami el pistolero tambiÉn se quitÓ la vida, los cadÁveres fueron encontrados en mal estado por la policÍa luego de que familiares reportaran a la policÍa su preocupaciÓn por la ausencia de esta familia. >> se rompÍan y volvÍan, y ella rento este apartamento para alejarse de Él, y parece que por cosas econÓmicas no pudo pagar la renta sola, como es el papÁ de los niÑos le d

johnny cordero enfrenta cargos por resistirse al arresto, alteración del orden público y comportamientoo que los agentes respondieron a una llamada sobre una disputa que involucraba a un hombre ebrio que amenazaba a los miembros del personal que le dieron múltiples advertencias para que entregara al niño a otra persona. was on an influence of alcohol holding a child those officers had to get that child from him. so that child was not going to be endangered. no, no, yo no estaba tomado. yo acababa de llegar de trabajar y bajé. fue a buscar una comida para los niños. la ciudad está investigando. los hijos de la pareja quedaron al cuidado de servicios infantiles mientras estaban detenidos y hasta hace un par de horas pudieron reencontrarse. la familia fue trasladada a un refugio en brooklyn. piden que se aclare lo sucedido con las cámaras de vigilancia del lugar y de la policía, pues dicen quieren limpiar sus nombres en nueva york. karla amezola noticias. telemundo en igual de texas. la inesperada renuncia del jefe de policía está causando ira entre los familiares de las víctimas de la esc

thank you very much, carrie cordero. thanks to you as well. we're just getting this in here into the cnn newsroom. we're learning that both menendez and his wife have just pleaded not guilty in federal court in new york. the hearing is still going on. norm eisen and carrie cordero once once again, thank you very so much for all of that excellent analysis still to come. the riff between president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is getting wider as the number of deaths in gaza the climbs higher on to tide, you is responding to biden's so-called red line plus the backlash after senator katie britt use this sex trafficking victim story in her rebuttal to the president's state of the union address, the woman at the center of the story is now responding and later, a cnn exclusive, russia on track to put ukraine at a serious disadvantage when it comes to firepower, we have new information, stay with us. you're in the cnn news united states of scandal with jake tapper. sunday at nine on cnn >> when you can't take you back to the st

. >> muestran al hombre identificado como cordero en medio de un enfrentamiento con policÍas de nuevaernes pasado. fueron separados durante 48 horas de sus hijos. >> primero logre la videollamada y despuÉs que me lo entregaron. >> todo surgiÓ cuando buscaba comida para sus hijos en el albergue. intentÓ explicarle al guardia a travÉs de su celular que pensaba llevarse el almuerzo a la cafeterÍa. me dio un golpe en la cara. >> admite que descargÓ su pistola elÉctrica porque se rehusaba a entregarles a su hijo de un aÑo de edad. >> el alcalde de la ciudad justifica las acciones de la policÍa. dice que suponÍa un peligro. agregÓ que hay cÁmaras corporales de los agentes para corroborar la versiÓn. desde la policÍa dicen que aÚn no han difundido imÁgenes. >> organizaciones pro inmigrantes dijeron que es necesario contratar a mÁs personal bilingüe tanto de los refugios y que ninguna persona debe ser maltratada. el caso permanece bajo investigaciÓn. enfrentan cargos como obstrucciÓn a la policÍa, conducta violenta, poner en peligro la vida de un menor, entre otros. jorge: donald trump enfren

tratamiento a los del viviendas y departamentos se verÁn afectados tambiÉn sobre este tema, hablÓ vÍctor corderoa opciones por eso esa reforma es de suma importancia hacemos las reformas y los seguros se comprometen una vez mÁs para entrar al mercado de california, especialmente las Áreas que tenemos incendios e inundaciones. >> suena bonito pero estÁn cancelado las pÓlizas y cada vez por mÁs reglas y regulaciones que hace imposible comprar un seguro. >> lo que sucede es que en el mercado se hace mÁs pequeÑo, el aumento de riesgo que cada aseguradora tiene, si una aseguradora tiene mucho riesgo y no va a poder pagar, esa pÓlizas en una inundaciÓn o incendio, tambiÉn lo queremos que las compaÑÍas se valen abajo. >> que le dice a la persona en casa traduce los dedos diciendo que si no pago el seguro no me alcanza. >> si la pasa de un problema o no puede para su seguro que se comunique con el departamento. >> que se puede hacer? >> ahÍ momento en el que el mercado se retrasa porque el aumento de riesgo, lo que tenemos que cambiar el riesgo mismo, lo que se las comunidades para bajar el riesgo, las

domÉstica en este lugar y que ademÁs, dice que estaba amenazando a los empleados del refugio, pero corderomilia y que los empleados de refugios no le dejaron ingresar y fue cuando uno de ellos dice que lo sacÓ a Él. el alcalde de la ciudad dice que esta es la acciÓn adecuada por parte de la policÍa, porque este hombre, segÚn dice, estaba ebrio y estaba poniendo en peligro la vida de este pequeÑo. ambos padres fueron arrestados y pasaron 24 horas en la cÁrcel, ahora ya estÁn reubicados en otro refugio y enfrentan varios cargos por resistirse al arresto y por el empleo de la vida —— y poner en peligro la vida de sus hijos. jorge: y quÉ pasarÁ con la ley sb4 que permite arrestar y deportar migrantes indocumentados? reportera: este es el panorama a diario de los condados del sur de texas, persecuciÓn de indocumentados que comienzan en auto y terminan a pie. la ley sb4 permitirÍa a los agentes locales arrestar y deportar sospechosos de haber cruzado ilegalmente la frontera, pero hoy el juez de la corte suprema emitiÓ una prÓrroga les lamentaciÓn de la sb4 hasta el 18 de marzo para que el tribun

that is abc news reporter christiane cordero in baltimore. let's shift talked a bit here because we're just getting into the morning session. couple of things standing out, firstly, very muted gains so far, tracking what we saw in the u.s. overnight. volumes are off the 200 day moving averages. perhaps a question of what is next -- the next catalyst for markets. next is goldman sachs co-head of market research, timothy moore. we are talking to people at the moment, what will be the big driver in the second quarter? tim: we're just finishing the first quarter and there is a few things we can mention about that in terms of the dispersion of returns. but looking forward, the key areas we investors will be focusing on will be five main factors. number one, obvious but important, is the fed and the prospect of the start of a cutting cycle and we think that will be amplified -- pretty much every central bank in asia will be embarking on a culling cycle, of course excluding the bank of japan. rates is number one. number two, geopolitics. the u.s. el

katie: that's abc reporter christiane cordero and we will be back with her later this hour. outside of the rescue efforts the bridge collapse is causing big concerns about the supply chain. i spoke earlier with ford's cfo about the fallout. >> this is a large port with a lot of flow through it. it will have an impact. at this point we have to understand what that means for us specifically. we will work on the workarounds and divert parts to other ports along the east coast or elsewhere in the country. it will probably lengthen the supply a bit. katie: for more knowledge let's bring in bloomberg trades are -- trade czar brendan murray. put into context how important the port of baltimore is when it comes to the global flow of goods. brendan: it's not a gigantic board for containers, but as you indicated, it's one of the most important ports for automotive imports and exports. where else? what other ports can handle these flows of automobiles is baltimore is off-line for months, say? you are showing pictures of the wreckage. that will take a while for salvage crews to deal wit

to help clear the wreckage, abc news reporter christiane cordero has the latest. >> the devastation from the francis scott key bridge has closed the port of baltimore for days at the crash site, crews starting the painstaking work to reopen the waterway. >> step one of that is we're going to clear the debris from the channel. step two is we're going to remove the vessel, the navy dispatching four giant cranes to the scene, hoping to refloat the cargo ship dolly officials say it's a complex task. >> we have to get that section of bridge that is resting on the front of that vessel off of the vessel. >> that section weighs more than 9 million pounds and will need to be cut into pieces before it's lifted off the ship, according to the army corps of engineers, which escorted abc news around the wreckage. sonar equipment helps them see underneath it, inspecting the damaged bridge and looking for debris. efforts to find the four construction workers, whose remains are still unaccounted for, are complicated today by hazardous materials, according to the coast guard. the chemicals are believed to

abc news reporter christiane cordero has the latest cruise in baltimore, working against the clock to find survivors of the francis scott key bridge collapse. >> we're going to send all the federal resources they need as we respond to this emergency. >> it was around 130 this morning that maryland officials say a container ship lost propulsion as it was leaving baltimore and crashed into the bridge. video shows the ship hitting a support column. the lights go out as the entire span collapses seconds before impact. that same footage appears to show vehicles crossing. >> we're going to be working closely with the national transportation safety board as they lead their independent investigation, and with the coast guard as they continue operations in the water, the pilots reportedly warned the maryland department of transportation that vessel could crash before it made impact. >> maryland officials say the pilot's mayday call prompted the bridge to shut down to traffic, potentially saving lives. no drivers were traveling on the span at the time, but there were construction vehicles and w

christiane cordero, abc news, baltimore the bridge collapse could have an impact on our supply chain. >> vessel traffic through the port of baltimore is suspended for now. baltimore is the ninth largest us port for international cargo handling, some 52 million tons last year. >> this has a significant and a seismic impact. economically. we're talking about $191 million a day of economic activity, 8000 jobs that are directly related to this. >> experts say you could see an increase in shipping costs as a possibility. but goods can be moved through other ports, like oakland, for example, so disruptions are expected to be minimal. stay with us for the very latest on the baltimore bridge crash and collapse and investigation will update the new developments at abc seven news.com, former vice presidential nominee and senator joe lieberman has died at the age of 82. >> his family announced today that he passed away in new york city due to complications from a fall. lieberman served as a senator from connecticut from 1989 to 2013. he was the first orthodox jewish senator in us history. he was

christiane cordero abc news, baltimore well, it's difficult to predict all of the legal fallout from the baltimore disaster. >> lawyers here say there are clues. >> yeah, amazingly enough, those clues come from when most commercial ships were actually powered by sales. so we're going back many years here. abc seven news anchor julian glover has the details, and she sits over in aquatic park right now. >> attorney john hillsman has spent a legal lifetime learning about ships, boats and nearly anything that floats. and he's seen his fair share of disasters , including representing bay area fishermen in the cosco busan oil spill on san francisco bay. but he says charting a legal course often begins with untangling an obscure maritime law that stretches back more than a century. >> the ship owners limitation liability act literally dates from gothic medieval concepts, but it was enacted in the united states in 1851. the same month that moby dick was first published. >> that's right, that moby dick and like the famous novel it is a twisted tale, hilsman says the law was originally intende

i wanna bring in senior legal analyst, elie honig, and also carrie cordero carrie cordero. elie, how significant again is a witness like this for the prosecution, you think, you know, in any case as a prosecutor, anderson you always want a tour guide the, snippets, the kaitlan just played as you get a lot of insight into how things work, who reported to who, and also one of the big mysteries in this case as kaitlan said, how did these documents make their way from florida up to new jersey? so the other thing that i notice about this witness, and it's in the write-up that kaitlan collins and katelyn polantz did, is this winter this is not eager to get trump. there's a moment when he tells them something like, i realized as the fbi was questioning me that my information was going to be used against trump and i didn't like that, but i felt important to tell the truth and so as a prosecutor, i think that's a really important indicator of credibility >> and kerry, would prosecutors likely have some sort of a deal in place with butler, this well, he hasn't been charged, so i thin

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. >> kaitlan, stay with someone we're gonna senior legal analyst, elie honig, and also carrie cordero. carrie cordero elie, how significant is a witness like this for the prosecution, you think, you know, in any case as a prosecutor, anderson, you always want to tour guide. you want someone who can take you inside a closed world like this one. this is the inner workings of mar-a-lago. and even from the snippets that kaitlan just played us, you get a lot of insight into how things work. who reported to who, and also one of the big mysteries in this case as kaitlan said how did these documents make their way from florida up to new jersey? so the other thing that i notice about this witness, and it's in the write-up that kaitlan collins and katelyn polantz did. >> is this witness is >> not eager to get trump. there's a moment when he tells them something like, i realized as the fbi was questioning me, that my information was going to be used against trump and i was i didn't in like that, but i felt important to tell the truth. and so as a prosecutor, i think that's really important indic

ya veían a carlos cordero muy acomodados, muy cómodos. el crecimiento que ha tenido el fútbol a nivel local, incluso con equipos que no son de primera línea. telemundo 48 invitado de lujo. atención para anuncios importantes y esto en un rato va a estar lleno porque la institución además firmó un partnership importante con una importante empresa cervecera irlandesa que obviamente le va muy bien como anillo al dedo, porque las raíces de los precisamente están en esa cultura y además a las 6 les vamos a tener una sorpresa, pero no vamos a dar ninguna pista. los amigos de telemundo 48 para una institución que crece a pasos sólidos? sí, sobre todo porque están creando este nuevo proyecto, están iniciando sus nuevas instalaciones en lo que va a ser treasure island, que ellos quieren que sea una de las sedes principales de entretenimiento para la copa mundial de la fifa en el 2026. un equipo que además le presta opciones a jugadores que normalmente a lo mejor no pueden jugar en otras ligas o no encuentran acomodo de poderse de seguir desarrollan

abc news reporter christiane cordero has the latest cruise in baltimore, working against the clock to the francis scott key bridge collapse. >> we're going to send all the federal resources they need as we respond to this emergency. >> it was around 130 this morning that maryland officials

haidi: christianne cordero there in baltimore with the latest. we will continue to monitor that situation and the developing story. let's get you to the start of trading across asia as we hit the midweek session. it is a picture of caution when it comes to the start of trading . here in sydney looking pretty flat at the moment. u.s. benchmarks walking out -- wiping out gains in the last 30 minutes of trading. the caution is passing through to the asian session. the aussie dollar holding steady , we will continue to watch for implications of policy guidelines from japan in particular when it comes to the volatile moves we seen in the yen. this come in ahead of the february inflation number far astray that will be key to paint a better picture in terms of how we view the rba moves given the surprise labor market numbers we had into the end of last week. expecting little bit of uptick when it comes to the inflation numbers. we're about 45 minutes away from the start of trading in seoul in tokyo. the dollar yen stubbornly holding above the 151 level.

el hombre fue identificado como jani cordero. nada pero si me di cuenta que mi niÑo estaba hecho pupÚ y orinado, la corriente le pasÓ a Él. peggy: el alcalde defendiÓ a la acciÓn de la policÍa. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs+ [habla en inglÉs] jani:le digo al seÑoralcalde que lo que dijo tenÍa que primero averiguar antes de decirlo. peggy: segÚn cordero no estaba ebrio fue arrestado por comportamiento violento. su esposa fue arrestada por tratar de intervenir. tienen tres hijos y fueron reubicados en un albergue. alan: una vez mÁs la corte suprema extiende por ahora el bloqueo de la polÉmica ley de inmigraciÓn sb4.la ley habrÍa entrado en vigor tan pronto como hoy. el plazo que finaliza la semana que viene permite a magistrados analizar las solicitudes para bloquear esta legislaciÓn que fue aprobada en texas. satcha: la cÁmara baja vota sobre proyecto de ley contra tik—tok. obligarÍa a la compaÑÍa china deshacerse de su propio de tik—tok en un plazo de 165 dÍas tik—tok correr riesgo de quedar bloqueada en territorio estadouni

margins here in south central arizona tucson itself, to the mexican border air force veteran melissa cordero voted for trump in 2020. >> i was a small business owner at the time cordillera works for a conservation nonprofit. now and will not vote for trump again. >> reproductive rights you know, as someone who was raped, sexually assaulted, i had the opportunity to make that decision on terminating the pregnancy i can't imagine in future years to come if that happens to me again or to somebody else, them not having that likely biden but cordillera, will study third-party options >> my biggest my biggest issue with biden is the palestine issue. you fight for queer trans bipoc immigrant access to vote veterans is being deported, access for veterans devote while they're overseas then also, you just should care if people are getting killed at that, at that rate, ray flores is no fan of biden or trump thinks both are too old to be president at this juncture, they both had four years and i'm just eight years more frustrated than i was before. flores runs >> el charro, a family business for 102 yea

carrie cordero. elie, how significant? is a witness like this for the prosecution, you think, you know, in any case as a prosecutor, anderson, you always want to tour guide. you want someone who can take you inside a closed world like this one. this is the inner workings of mar-a-lago. and even from the snippets that kaitlan just played as you get a lot of insight into how things work, who reported to who, and also one of the big mysteries in this case as kaitlan said how did these documents make their way from florida up to new jersey? so the other thing that i noticed about this witness and it's in the write-up that kaitlan collins and katelyn polantz did. is this witness is not eager to get trump. there's a moment when he tells them something like, i realized as the fbi was questioning me, that my information was going to be used against trump and i was i didn't like that, but i felt important to tell the truth. and so as a prosecutor, i think that's really important indicator of credibility. >> and kerry, would prosecu

margins here in south central arizona, tucson, and south to the mexican border air force veteran melissa cordero voted for trump in 2020. >> i was a small business owner at the time, >> cordillera works for a conservation nonprofit now and will not vote for trump again. >> reproductive rights, you know, as someone who was raped, sexually assaulted, i had the opportunity to make that decision on terminating the pregnancy i can't imagine in future years to come if that happens to me again or to somebody else, them not having that likely biden, but cordillera will study third-party options. >> my biggest my biggest issue with biden is the palestine issue. you fight for queer trans bible park immigrant access to vote veterans, been deported, access for veterans devote while they're overseas then also, you just should care if people are getting killed at that, at that rate, ray flores is no fan of biden nor trump thinks both are too old to be president at this juncture, they both had four years and i am just eight years more frustrated than i was before. >> flores runs el charro, a family business fo

. >> laura coates carry cordero. appreciate the perspective, ladies. thank you so much. >> let's discuss trump paying this bond now with an attorney who specializes in enforcing judgments for nor do razo bernard is the principal attorney at bernardo razo and associates. thanks so much for being with us. you say that new york attorney general, letitia, james has many options but now that she knows that former president donald trump has another ten days to put up a fraction of the bond he was originally set to. what do you think she's doing today with the case? >> well, the effect of the court order is to stop her and trax stay that precludes you from enforcing the judgment. so as of today, that she can take no action if trump and the other defendants failed to post the bond with ten days, then stay with blacks and shubi. the right now, she stopped. >> so the attorney general, she issued a statement saying that, quote, donald trump is still facing accountability. the $464 million judgment plus interest against donald trump and the other defendants still

give you a better idea of where exactly this is happening, this is just short of 16th and embarked cordero if you're going from jack london square over to brooklyn basin this probably about half mile stretch of it all shut down this morning. so you'll need to take five 8680. that will be your best navigation to kind of go around this and start heading back your way down, uh, south of the east bay here. but 880 still remains closed this morning. chp still does not have an estimated time that it can reopen here. but good news is they do have the truck upright and they are still cleaning up some of the mess that's left behind here. so they are making the progress. yes, they are taking the right steps to kind of get this situation complete and resolved at some point soon. we just don't know exactly at what point that will be. but of course we will keep our eyes on those conditions and all those those updates. and as soon as we have more specific updates, including when this freeway will reopen, we will bring that to you for now, we are live this morning from oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu fox

. >> anderson here what they are legal and political team, carrie cordero, andrew mccabe, paula reid, tia mitchell, kate bedingfield, and doug heye and carrie, what do you make of how what you heard from the congressman there and also what we heard from robert hur today about how the transcript actually lined up with how he described president biden's mental acuity in his report? >> well, i think the mental acuity piece plays a lot into the political reaction to special counsel hur's report because that's the piece that his president biden's defenders and his political allies want to push up against, and that's what his political adversaries want to emphasize. but i think what special counsel hur did today is he really effectively defended the findings of his report, which we're that there was not a basis to established beyond a reasonable doubt that president biden had committed any kind of a crime and so his report is over 340 pages long >> it >> details, i think in some ways goes into too much detail things that are extraneous to what his actual finding was. but he did, i think in

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. >> anderson here would they are legal and political team carrie cordero, andrew mackay, paula reid, tia mitchell, kate bedingfield, and doug heye and carrie. what do you make? with how what you heard from the congressman there and also what we heard from robert hur today about how the transcript actually lined up with how he described president biden's mental acuity in his report? >> well, i think the mental acuity piece plays a lot into the political reaction to special counsel hur's report, because that's it's the piece that his president biden's defenders and his political allies want to push up against, and that's what his political adversaries want to emphasize. but i think what special counsel hur did today is he really effectively defended the findings of his report, which we're that there was not a basis to establish beyond a reasonable doubt that president biden had committed any kind of a crime and so his report is over 340 pages long it details, i think in some ways goes into too much detail things that are extraneous to what his actual finding was. but he did, i think in

. >> you bet >> anderson here with our legal and political team, carrie cordero, andrew mccabe, paula reid, tia mitchell, kate bedingfield, and doug heye and carrie. what do you make of how what you heard from the congressman there and also what we heard from robert hur today about how the transcript actually lined up with how he described president biden's mental acuity in his report? >> well, i think the mental acuity piece plays a lot into the political reaction to special counsel hur's report, because that's the piece that his president biden's defenders and his political allies want to push up against, and that's what his political adversaries want to emphasize. but i think what special counsel hur did today is he really effectively defended the findings of his report, which were that there was not a basis to establish beyond a reasonable doubt that president biden had committed any kind of a crime. and so his report is over 340 pages long. it >> details, i think in some ways goes into too much detail. things that are extraneous to what his actual finding was. but he did, i think