there is chilling new evidence vents brian walsh, the massachusetts man officially charged with murdering his wife. investigators found items in several trash bags with both of their dna. they accuse him of dismembering his wife and disposing of the wife. video shows a man visiting his description visiting various dumpsters.

they also reviewed more than a dozen disturbing internet searches including 10 ways to dispose of a dead body. i want to go to the national correspondent who is outside of the courthouse in quincy. what is the latest on this case against brian wash? >> you bring up those internet searches and if you look at the timeline there was a frantic search brian had in the hours and minutes after they say he dismembered and killed his wife. i want to show you some of the searches. january 1 is when they began when he googled how long before anybody starts to smell and not long after he asked can you throw away body parts. in the next day, can you be charged with murder without a

body. january 3, what happens to hair on a dead body. more than a dozen google searches in the minutes after an days after prosecutors say he killed his wife. they also say in the days prior to january 1, he was actually googling the best state to get a divorce, possibly pointing to a motive. >> is there any dna evidence? >> reporter: they say there is dna evidence. we saw video of investigators collecting evidence at the trash site. they have video surveillance of a man that fits his description throwing away bags at different dumpsters.

at the collection site investigators found 10 trash bags with a number of items, some of them containing dna evidence. >> towels, rags, tape, gloves, cleaning agents, hunting boots, covid-19 vaccine in her name. the boots were described as what she was last seen in. >> reporter: investigators say there was traces of dna evidence on some of those items as well. >> what is the defense saying about all of this? there is a presumption of innocence. >> reporter: he has pleaded not guilty to the charges.

the defense said they will not try it in public. in a statement they say it is easy to charge a crime and it is much more difficult to prove. we will continue to follow the case as it plays out. brian is expected back in court in february. i want to bring in cnn chief john miller, casey jordan and criminal defense attorney joey jackson. i want to begin with you joey. these google searches, the dna evidence, there is still nobody but they have charged him with murder. from your perspective, what goes through your mind as a defense counsel trying to defend against this? >> that there is a significant

amount to overcome as we look at the specific nature, the searches and the hacksaw, it is incredible. you have a timeline with regard to when he was doing it. previous to that, they were describing the best state to get a divorce. all of this gives the indication that prior to that it could have been the motive. he did not get a divorce, he allegedly did this. not only do you have the searches but you have everything else connection to the case. the bloody items found in the basement. the fact that he is seen throwing items out in the trash. the connection of those items, the ones that belonged to her

in his possession. this will be a herculean task for any defense attorney. >> kc, we have been watching, there has been a lot of focus and understandably so, when society wants to try to understand what is going to the mind of the accused person in court, and they are focusing in on his face, his expressions, is he nodding, is he shocked, is he looking devastated were grief stricken, all of those things are indications of something from the court of public opinion, i wonder what goes through your mind when you were watching and studying the face and demeanor of a suspect like this. >> i was when this was happening live this morning and

i was watching for any tell. was there something specific that showed nervousness? he seemed very devoted to keeping his eyes straight ahead and not blinking. we are looking for eyes darting left and right to see if he is thinking. we call this thin slicing to take in all of the body language. at one point he did a deep swallow but some people like robert, everybody talked about his tell, that he would start swallowing when he was nervous. i think this guy is practiced. he knew this was coming. i would not be surprised if he has a defense ready where he is going to say, that it was self-

defense and she attacked him in a fight or worse, she died of accidental or natural causes and he panicked. without a body he can make a argument that you cannot convict him. i think he is processing this, if he plays cool as a cucumber he can get away with it. friends of his father related to the white color crimes of which he was can accused, he was diagnosed as a sociopath back in the day. you cannot read a lot when somebody has a disorder, sometimes their manipulation goes the full length. >> we will have to wait and see about the mental health assessment that may be coming and what the defense says about the allegations from family and friends but there is a choice that has to be made by this person or the defense, the idea

of self-defense or that there is nobody, i do wonder what ultimately happened based on what casey is talking about. the court records show that he has been charged with murder. there is another crime, not being lawfully authorized by the authorities to willfully dig up, the center, remove or convey a way a human body. it is potentially talking about transporting and removing a body away from where it is. and not being authorized to do so. does this indicate that they know the whereabouts of her body? >> to me it indicates the opposite, they know they are not getting the body back but they have enough to show a person was killed, there are

bone fragments, blood, dna. there are hack saws and hatchets and suits like what fictional swear at a crime scene. there is a lot there. i think they are just adding that charge. the murder charge is interesting because we do not know if it is murder one war murder to which could involve negligence. the defense has some room there. as joey pointed out, there is a lot of circumstantial evidence that shows after the murder or the death of his wife, he went to extraordinary lengths to attempt to cover it up allegedly. that suggests that something happened that he could not explain if he called police or a ambulance at the time and that suggests something intentional. >> i have to remind everyone of

the sadness of this, a woman of three children. it is difficult to think of what they must be going through, what answers they are getting, early on they were in the custody of massachusetts, so my heart goes out as a mother wondering what will come of her children and what they are dealing with. thank you for being a part of this conversation. next, there is brand-new reporting from the washington post on a letter from the doj to president biden's personal attorney in november. what it means for this entire documents investigation. its activelift technology provides an unbeatable clean on 24 hour dried-on stains. skip the rinse with finish to save our water. buried in receipts, invoices and

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president biden's handling of classified documents. the washington post is reporting, and mid november, the senior international security division wrote a letter to biden for cooperation. they wanted his legal team to secure the materials and refrain from reviewing them or other documents that might be stored in different locations. this is according to a letter shared for the first time with the post. i want to get together with doug and analyst alex burns. good to have all of you here. over to you alex, this was mid november, it is january, there has been a lot of problems since we first learned about this last week.

this timeline and now the letter, what does it say to you? is it a significant development in terms of changing how this is handled? >> you would know better than me in terms of receiving the letter, i will draw on my expertise, it is puzzling that the administration is not more prepared to answer questions, this is not something that sprung up over the holidays or after the new year, at least some people around the president have a lot more information than the people that's the for the administration seems to have. it flies in the face of all good political sense to let the information come out in this way rather than putting your cards on the table and letting the hand play.

>> it seems to me it should have been simpler. it feels like that from a pr perspective. perhaps they were banking on the fact he would draw differences between the handling of the prior administration and now, how would did this become a self- inflicted wound? >> political crisis management 101 is you never allowed the drip of information over time. in november they should have come out and said they discovered this information, say we will search high and low and do a complete search of all residences. we are getting to the bottom of this and cooperating with the national archives and other authorities, if they had done

that, they would still be relegated to objections. they are not the same but it does not matter, it continues to be a story they lost control of. it is unforgivable politically. >> it sounds like that it isif you do and if you do not. this notion of transparency in particular, i want to play with you what the white house secretary had to say about this common accusation about a absence of transparency. >> are you not going to be taking questions about the classified documents? >> i have been clear, we are going to be consistent, this

matter is being looked at, there is a legal process currently happening at the doj. i will refer you to the doj for specifics having to do with this case. anything happening here i would refer you to the counsel's office. >> we went back and asked if they would have anybody available and that was referred differently as well. it almost seems like they may want to go back to the days of non-transparency, that was a time that it was a accusation with more meat on the bone. a little more than a year from the presidential election, how will it play out? >> it is a problem for biden politically, in a way a lot of people did not account for.

joe biden was elected on one central promise, that he was going to be a president we did not have to think about every day and he and his team of pros would not make the same mistakes that donald trump would make, it is close to what trump had done and it violates the promise biden made to voters. they will say wait, you said on 60 minutes that makes him irresponsible. they want a president you do not want to think about. >> i agree, that is the problem. the talking points on the republicans side are too easy. it has always been a question, we understand the facts are different. the white house did it

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multiple lawsuits by gun rights groups have been filed in illinois that are challenging the recent law that bans certain guns including new assault style weapons. the law requires current owners of assault style weapons to

register the firearms within a year. joining me now is contributor stephen and jennifer. thank you for being here. a lot of questions people have about this, i will begin with you steve and, the lawsuit is arguing the ban on assault style guns infringe on constitutional rights, but illinois is not alone. they are a 9th state with a assault man. have there been challenges after seeing what i have now? >> there has been a number of challenges over the years to these types of bands. most recently you saw successful challenges of colorado's fans.

they were similar to what illinois put in place, you have a joe biden imported judge. there has not been a case at the supreme court yet so it is undecided how they will come out on this, they did raymond and vacate a lower court ruling , basically overturning that ruling. we have to see where it goes. >> the phrase naturally emerges, they will take your guns. for somebody who is a current owner, they are thinking something similar based on the talking points.

the fear that the law could lead the state to take weapons away, is it well-founded? and all of the states with assault weapon bands, there is a option, owners weapons are grandfathered in. so those owners at to keep them. here there is a option to register the guns which is being challenged. those slippery slope arguments, i understand why gun owners would fear that but the truth is , their interest is public safety, not infringing. they tend to not want to get involved with gun owners and their weapons. >> what happens if they do not

register? >> there is a penalty but again this may not decide a court challenges. that set new parameters to decide cases. now you need a analog for a 19th century law they are saying it does not survive this new history and tradition test. on the basis that there is a exception, if guns are dangerous or particularly lethal, then they are subject to fall outside of the 2nd amendment. these are widespread and in common use. there are 24 million assault

style rifles produced. it is debatable. those numbers may not matter to a court deciding this. >> it is true, they will have to take in all of those points. stephen i do know dozens of law enforcement. >> it is a lot of political grandstanding by elected republican sheriffs. there is nothing for them to enforce at this point. the fact is, we have one year to register the serial numbers of assault weapons. we have outlawed the purchase

or sale of those types of violence. >> at times there are political statements that are made. the idea of police refusing to enforce the law, what is your take? >> this is part of a new law, the 2nd amendment sanctuary movement. this was the first large scale test of this movement. you have seen a number of states where you have a lot of localities say they are 2nd amendment challenges and they will not enforce laws they deemed unconstitutional. those statements have been forward looking but now you're at a point. you have the

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a public challenge would be difficult without local police getting involved. >> yet the idea of the difficulty in enforcement does not change the fact that there is a gun violence issue in this country. thank you both. there is a potential power struggle taking shape in the gop over who will be the standard error heading into 2024. will we see the governor florida take on trump? lysol disinfectant spray. [girl coughs] and when it comes to your laundry, adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of illness-causing bacteria detergents leave behind.

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tensions are brewing in the gop over who will carry the banner in 2024. with many republicans looking for alternatives to the former president after lackluster midterms. lawmakers sent a letter to governor ron encouraging him. back with me now, laura, doug and alex. we have this letter saying they will stand ready and willing to help him take michigan in 2024. the first question is, how does a trump versus ron race fair? >> i believe he is the bush of

the 2024 cycle, they do not know him yet. he does not like campaigning, his own staff have trouble getting him to meet with donors. he took the election but i do not believe he has the national appeal were charisma for a presidential campaign but there is a movement to find a alternative. most americans do not know about his extreme objectives. that is the kind of stuff that does not fare well. >> i believe it is

alternatives. there is a lot of people running, what is interesting about the letter is, next week is the rnc winter meeting. they will be electing a chair, a new one or not but a lot of the focus of the members that will be there, they are about this question of, trump were not trump? ron is on the list but it will be long. >> say it is him, the likability favors him in some way, how about a general election? can he go against biden? >> we will see if it is biden on the other side of the ballot. >> we all intend to run until we do not. >> everybody has a plan until 14 members of the legislation write you a letter. this is important in politics,

you do see people at the ground level of the gop that do have something to lose. ron has become the safe space for those people to go to. you do not see people going out on a limb for a mike pompeo. the other side of the coin is the fact that you have this movement to get past trump, coalescing around a guy that has not said he is running and he is not doing the stuff you would typically do if you were going to run. go around the country, try the media, etc. he has a tremendous opportunity to get into this race as a

front runner but he has never been tested in that way. >> michigan republicans have good reason to be worried, the democrats swept michigan at the state level. a state that has been a purple state is looking blue. the map has shifted but that is right. nobody knows, that is the point i am making. there is a sense that because he is popular in florida that he has momentum. he wants up blunting his own momentum as soon as he runs. let the mystery continue, it is a political strategy on his part. >> when trump announced early we thought it would shift the race, in reality it has caused people to take their time.

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tensions between russia and ukraine are spilling onto the tennis court, tennis australia announcing fans are no longer allowed to bring the russian or belarusian flag to the site. this comes after the ukrainian ambassador objected to seeing a russian flag during a first round match between a russian and ukrainian player. the ambassador tweeting i strongly condemn the showing of

the russian flag during the game and i call on australia to enforce the neutral flag policy. i want to bring on our espn commentator, patrick. i am glad to pick your brain on a night like this. this is not the first time politics and sports have intersected, it was not long ago in tennis where you had a vaccination status being problematic. i wonder what your take on this is. >> it is great to see you. not only were they displaying the flag during this match but my source is telling me, they were being quite rude to the ukrainian player. that did not go over well at all with the officials. they

made the correct decision to ban the flags from being displayed. the australian open is a international tournament. it has a great vibe about it. people come from all over so it is a unfortunate situation. it is not the first time as you noted nor will it be the last time that politics comes into the sporting world. you also have the fact that you have individual players, they are not allowed to show their flags if they are russian or belarusian. they cannot show it in the draws as well. this was the right move again, international teen events are not allowing russian or belarusian teams to play, you

may remember they were banned from wimbledon last year so it will be interesting to see what happens later this year. not to mention novak is here trying to take his 10th australian title, he has gotten a great reception from the fans and another big decision is will he be allowed into the u.s., as of now he would not be allowed because he cannot get into the country as a unvaccinated non-citizen. >> in large respects we are talking about the invasion into ukraine and the vaccination status which is worlds apart but the connective tissue is politics intersecting. with respect to band athletics,

there was a lot of controversy about whether it was fair to assign the behavior, policy and actions of a leadership with the actual players but then there was a moment with a russian gymnast that wore a pro war symbol so it was not just the idea of by virtue of the nationality, you will be banned, it is in part behavior. is there a discussion going on about the tension between what the leaders are doing versus the players being punished? >> that is what this is about, i do not believe the ban of the players at wimbledon serves the ultimate purpose, to get the war to finish, to be honest. they were able to play in all

other parts of the world including the usa at the u.s. open. including big tournaments all over europe. europe has strong feelings because of how the war is playing out. in the long run it did not serve a purpose and it penalized individual players for something they had nothing to do with. there is no doubt it is the right decision to ban russian teens but there is hockey players playing in the national league and they are playing all over the world in different sports. i do not think tennis players should be punished the way they were last year. >> i will tell you, there is a bell underscoring all of your points for good reason, the idea of the tension and on the other hand people looking at sports

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