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at donald trump's mar-a-lago residence drained a swimming pool that flooded a room where surveillance was finding a room where there were hundreds of classified documents. now, the u.s. attorney for the southern district of u.s., and i wanted to talk about the draining of the pool, and the timing notable, right? two months after all of the documents were handed over. for it to be more than notable, and for it to carry criminal liability, what would the prosecutors have to prove? >> they would have to prove intentionality that either the pool boy or maybe his superior told him or were aware that surveillance video was being requested by investigators and

prosecutors and that they knowingly drained the pool to essentially destroy the equipment. that is what they would have to prove that it was not coincidence or accident and willingful. >> someone meant to damage that room by draining pool. >> exactly. >> so the prosecutors have taken the cell phone from this maintenance person, and explain the significance there. >> look, there is no doubt that the prosecutors are zeroing in on not just on trump himself, but on some of the workers and some of the aides, and some of the equipment managers at mar-a-lago, and clearly, they are looking for anything they can find, any paper trail, and any text messages or any direction to this maintenance worker to, hey, let's drain the pool today and see where it goes. they are looking back in time, and was this drained before or

ever problems before? and all angles, but usually there is a paper trail with this. >> that type of person or level of employee, and why is somebody like a maintenance worker, sometimes an attractive witness in an investigation? >> yeah, that is like the pick of the litter, and that is what the prosecutors like to pick the lowest level people within a conspiracy and cooperate them up. they never really cooperate down, so they are looking for the pool guy to say, who told you do this if anyone, and maybe he is going to implicate someone, and then that person implicates someone, and up the chain that way. >> and the investigation that appears to be drawing to a close, and why is that said with a certain level of confidence and what are the signs out there? >> a couple of bread crumbs that we are picking nup news reports including that yesterday we also learned that trump lawyers came in for what is a pitch meeting essentially with the department

of justice, and the special counsel's office to essentially plead their case for why trump should not be indicted. i am curious the hear, because we have hear scatter shot defenses and some of which are internally inconsistent, but they have put their best foot forward in the two-hour meeting yesterday, and that is usually coming to the very end when they believe with near certainty or certainty that charges are going to be brought. >> i was going to ask two things, that generally those meetings come at the end, and question two, does that meeting ever work, and pitch meeting ever work and do you talk a prosecutor out of a meeting if they are convinced? >> i sat on the southern meeting in district of new york who listened to the pitch, and it did happen, and absolutely, but at this level with this case, i doubt it is going to happen. because the prosecutors have

been doing an exhaustive job and scorch the earth, and talked to nearly every person at mar-a-lago, and seized phone, and they have left no stone unturned. it would be surprising if trump's lawyers came in at the last minute and with some hail mary and a defense that actually moved prosecutors with some argument perhaps that they had not thought of. >> thank you so much with all of the signs of what is going on here. sara. and now, in southern ukraine, a critical dam was destroyed on the dnipro river which separates russian and ukrainian territories. you will see the water going straight up into the air, the spout, that is the moment when the dam is breached. the ukrainian authorities are blaming russian forces for that

breach. the waters have reached down river in kherson and hundreds of people have been evacuated. we are joined now by claire, and you are at the point now at the wall for us to show us where all of this is happening, and what the significance of this is. >> you can see the nova kakhovka dam, and you see it right there, and both sides are blaming each other, and ukrainian is calling it a terrorist attack by russia, and the econic damages down

stream, and it is damaging both sides of the areas there. it is becoming more and more widespread, and now over 24 settlements affected and 24,000 people evacuated and we don't know the extent of the damage. we hearing that the water levels are still rising, sara. >> the pictures are incredible, and now 1,000 people with 800 earlier this morning. thank you for the picture. kate. >> this morning, house speaker kevin mccarthy is threatening to hold the fbi speaker christopher wray in contempt in that joe biden was in a bribery scheme in the time he was vice president. they shared the document with the oversight committee, and the

republicans say it is not enough. listen to. this >> h >> they have a right to see it, and they will pick one or two people in contempt. >> and how far will you bring it? >> they are marking it up in committee now. >> cnn's lorena treen is joining us. so they want this document marked up, and what are you hearing about this? >> this is a months' long effort for the republicans to get their hands on this document, and it is all in part of the investigation into the biden family, and this document shows that while vice president might have been engageded in a bribery scheme, and one thing to come

out of this, james comer who is part tof the oversight committe said that he might have been involved in this scheme, and jamie raskin said that they looked into this, and there were no facts to corroborate this, and they have basically moved on, and so it is interesting how the two sides are kind of having different narratives of what this document entails, and i will add that the fbi is saying that it is uncorroborated document, and the allegations are unverified and it contains raw intelligence, and really something they don't want to put out there, and not in the nature to publicize these document, and they don't want to give it to the committee to have it potentially copies sent around congress. >> and considering how leaky congress is, so it is as you have covered it for so long.

and what would a contempt vote mean for the fbi director? >> well, it is interesting, because if the committee moves forward on contempt, and they are planning to do this on thursday against the fbi director christopher wray, and if it passes through the committee which they plan to do, kevin mccarthy said he will bring it for a full vote which happens next week, and if they succeed this, it is first time that a fbi director is held in contempt. the top democrat jamie raskin has said that he wants to convince as many republicans as he can to vote against this. he called it a war on law enforcement that the republicans are engaging in, and we will listen to what he had to say. >> any republican who describes himself or herself as pro law enforcement will be in a very strange position to be holding fbi director in contempt for doing his job. it is a part of a war on law

enforcement that the gop has engaged in. it is sad all for the benefit of one guy. >> so, kate, this is all again heading to proceedings that will begin on thursday. i will just add as well the fbi is saying that they believe they have complied with the subpoena, and that contempt is unnecessary, and they have allowed them to view the document in the secure setting, but the republicans are saying it is not enough, and pushing forward for the fbi director to be held in contempt. >> we will follow this, thank you. sara. and prince harry testifies in a britain courtroom. and now, all construction stopping in phoenix because of a worsening water crisis. we will talk to the mayor and what it means for the future of the city. and a 10-year-old in a

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liv tour, and effective, the pga tour is merging with the liv golf tour. don riddell is here, and i wanted to remind people of the two separate issues here involved. people were upset within the pga tour that liv was moving in on their long legacy and the territory traditionally held by the pga and then separate from that were those who said that the saudi-backed liv tour, and many who hold responsible for the death of jamal sha coe gi, and that was sort of held to the regime, and how is this going to affect it? >> well, this is just breaking about 15 minutes ago and this is coming completely out of the blue. it did not seem that we were headed that way, and

professional men's golf has been in the state of civil war in the last year, and so controversial the emergence of the saudi-backed tour, and the rebel players who left to join it late last year and their careers were upended, and ostracize and the european players were taken off of the ryder cup, and the european cup even changed their captain, because henrik stenson had gone to the liv tour, and now the pga tour in the states and the liv tour are now merging. it puts an end to all pending litigation. it was getting pretty unpleasant with the players and the tours all suing each other. i am learning that it means that the end of this season, the 2023 season. the players will be able to

reapply the pga tour or the european tour, because as soon as they hit the first ball in the liv tour, they were suspended from the tours they had grown up on. so this now means that i suppose they can rejoin the tours and some might say that the liv tours will have the last laugh here, because some of them were paid millions if not tens or hundreds of millions to join the tour, and now they can come back to the original tours anyway. so much to kind of work here and make sense of and a lot of response and comment about this, and especially with the next major tournament coming up in l.a. next week, the u.s. open. >> don, thank you for saying, and we still don't know the details, and those are important, but for those players who went to join the liv tour and criticized, a lot of them got paid a ton of money, and phil mickelson among them, and a picture of greg norman, the

australian golfer there, but they were criticized for this move, but it does seem as though they are getting the last laugh. >> it is hard to see it any other way at this point. not only paid a ton of money to break away and join the tour, but then once on the tour, they were earning, you know, $4 million for wening awinning a tournament, and a tournament with three rounds without a cut. it seems that i will have the last laugh. and phil mickelson has tweeted three words i believe. awesome day today. by the way, some people were criticizing the liv golfers for leaving and not competing and we saw the masters with three players finishing in the top six, and brooks koepka just won the pga championship and clearly they can still play and the establishing the legacy tours, i

guess they can't miss them. >> thank you for explaining this, and we will let you get back the reporting. sara. >> that is super interesting, and i am looking forward to hearing more reaction to this. also, this is new information on the republican candidate ron desantis and clarence thomas and it has to do with one person who advised ron desantis and donald trump and he is friends with both. desantis said this three years ago about justice thomas. >> this a justice who has the courage of his convictions and willing to apply the constitution, regardless of the criticism that he may face, because i do think that he is our greatest living justice.

thank you. >> after that speech, desantis, leo and thomas went out to dinner. and we are joined by joan biscunpic has more. sorry, joan. >> didn't you like that big bear hug at the end there. that is part of the roots of this tight relationship between ron desantis and leonard leo and clarence thomas who all have many things in common and focus on the judiciary, and ron desantis is now as a candidate is taking a page from the donald trump playbook, and doing nit part by holding up clarence thomas as a model, and interestingly, part of the playbook that trump had was using leonard leo of joining the supreme court to sought out

justices. and also, used leonard leo to use nominees for the florida supreme court from ron desantis, and so he is kind of in the center of all of that, and leonard leo has not said who he is going to support in the sprawling gop side, but he has long advised governor desantis, and he says he admires the approach to the judiciary and on, that clarence thomas' approach to the law, and anti-lgbtq and anti-press has mirrored what ron desantis has done down in the state in florida. >> it is good to see you, joan. thank you so much for that. sara? today, former new jersey governor chris christie is expected to announce that he is going to join the gop race for president. he is joining a very crowded field. tomorrow, mike pence and north

dakota governor doug burgum is expected to announce. we are joined by gloria borger. it has been a minute since i have been able to talk to you, and you had a conversation with some of christi's e's folks and what are they telling you? >> well, i spoke to a senior adviser close to him, and i asked what is his lane, and the answer was chris' lane is going through trump. that is the only way to win. we know chris christie pretty well, and we know that he was once very close to donald trump, and remember before the debate in the last election, he was training him for what to do and say, and then he got covid. but there was a big break after january 6th. now, he has been one of the most

outspoken people in the presidential party and certainly in the presidential field taking on donald trump frontally, and saying i know exactly who he is, and let me tell you about it, and he believes that the only way he can get anywhere near victory is to go right through the former president. >> so, the governor of new hampshire sat down with dana bash exclusively, and he talked about the dangers of basically too many people in the race, and the american public may not agree with that, and they may want to see what they might go for, and what are the risks of an extremely crowded field? >> look, there are a lot of risks, because as we saw in 2016, donald trump was among a large field of candidates, and he is polling well right now, and the more candidates that are in the race, and notice that donald trump is posting on truth social, welcome to this

candidate, mike pence, and welcome to that candidate, and doubt it for chris christie, but the more candidates he will need to win. but don't forget the way that the government primary system is, the way if you win a plurality of a vote in any state, it is a winner-take-all, so you will get all of the delegates. and so it is going to make it in a way much easier for donald trump to get the nomination and for people who don't want him to do that like sununu, he would like to see fewer people in the field not more. >> we are saying watered down, it is going to be donald trump who emerges from all of this. >> sure. >> and speaking of being critical, you have ron desantis who has been very lightly critical and not obviously critical, but he is going after disney. now, nikki haley is going after him to basically saying, you know, you are a little bit of a hypocrite, and she says this,

because they went and criticized him, he is going to be spending the taxpayer dollar on this, and it is like all of the vendetta stuff that we have seen before, and it is a light touch against donald trump that he has vendetta stuff against anybody who crosses him, and what this going to tell you? >> well, first of all, she is portraying desantis as a mini-me of donald trump, and she knows if she going to be winning this primary, the first person she has to take on is desantis before she even gets to donald trump. so what she is doing is showing her differences with desantis. whether it is on ukraine for example, and remember, desantis called it a territorial dispute, and she said it is an existential threat to the country, and that we need to support ukraine, and so she is taking him on directly, because she knows that he is standing in

her way. desantis is polling second to donald trump, and even else is running far behind. so that is what she is trying to do, and portray him as somebody who would govern like donald trump. >> gloria borger, it is lovely to see you again, and hear your analysis. appreciate it. by the way, tomorrow night, dana bash is going to moderate a live town hall with former vice president mike pence. john. outside of phoenix arizona, the fastest growing part of the country, and what the mayor has to say about a seminoel decisio.

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>> the ongoing water crisis out west is causing the state of arizona to take action. they are now blocking new construction around phoenix as the groundwater disappears. the arizona governor says that the projections for the water shortfall make these restrictions necessary. listen. >> we could face a 4% shortfall in groundwater supplies over the next 100 years. that is why as required by law we will pause approvals of new

assured water supplied determinations that rely on pumping groundwater ensuring that we don't add to any future deficit. >> joining us now for what this means is the mayor of phoenix kate gallego. it is good to see you, and thank you for joining us but the phoenix area is the fastest growing metropolitan area in the country. this new ban on new construction is tough for any city leader to grapple with. what are you learning? >> we are focused on the water supply before we start any new water development. within the city of phoenix we have a 100-year water supply, and we want to make sure that any new construction does not impact the water supply and we

want to add skyscrapers to the skyline and welcome new people, but in outlying areas, the communities have to secure water supplies, but it is good news that the water comes before the development, and it is a success story and solvable problems. >> you made clear that so far, phoenix' water is secure and you 100-year water supply, but what is the timetable, mayor, in terms of looking ahead of how long before it becomes a real problem? how long before the issues that you are all dealing with in the outlying areas become the center of the city problem as well? >> i think it is good news to plan on the 100-year time frame and good for most communities, but it is allowing us to look for new solutions. we know we are a desert

community, and we are looking for sustainability, and putting focus on recycling. i announced a $1 billion water recycling effort to enhance the supply and make it more secure. we are working to be leaders in leak detection and water analytics. technology has helped us to reduce the per capita water use, and we are not done yet, and we will invest in the very best water management, and celebrating the sustainable desert landscaping. >> being innovative is helping you guys, but slowing down the process of development has gone gang busters, because the people want to move to the area for so many years now, and we are seeing that in obviously a need to slowdown when you are looking at the desert community in the midst of the climate crisis which is a huge issue for everyone, and it has me wondering, do you while this is

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narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. after the train wreck in palestine, ohio, researchers have been trying to understand the health impact of the over 100,000 pounds of chemicals that spilled into the soil and the air. meg terrell is with us. what did they find? >> the teams went door-to-door to find out what people were experiencing after the catastrophic train crash, and what they found in a survey of 700 residents that more than

half experience tafd crash, headaches, fatigue, coughing, skin rash and irritation. and these folks have been experiencing anxiety, and the challenge is tying if the symptoms are caused by the hazardous substances that spilled out into the air, the water and the soil after the crash. that has been difficult, and so far, the federal tests have not confirmed hazardous levels that they have detected just yet. the residents are of course desperate for the answers. they say that the not knowing is scarier than the pandemic. one resident said with covid they could stay at home and be safe, but now with this, they can't be at home and be safe. >> this type of work, and data collection was not easy, and why? >> no, it is incredibly challenging, and one is the chemical soup of the at least six different substances they that they have to for, and a

number of things about the community itself where people may have left and not returned. and not extensive access to the internet. 28% of the county does not have access to the broadband, and the national average is 6%, and so it is a much higher proportion. >> meg terrell, thank you so much for the report. appreciate it. kate. >> a critical dam in southern ukraine destroyed this morning. ukraine is blaming russia behind an attack that set this off. russia is strongly denying any involvement in this, and what this means for the war in ukraine ahead. a mother of four was shot by her neighbor after a long feud involving their children, and the family wants to know why no one has been arrested.

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