in other words, corcoran will be a star witness for the very charge that smith is likely to bring whent and what did the president say to you and he has to fess up with evidence that already has been judged to be more likely than not and perhaps way more likely than not evidence of a crime. finally, the trigger is the trial itself so that corcoran decided to do it is some soft indication that they are really anticipating charges from smith in this matter because he could have stayed his hand on recusing even though it was the smarter move move after the grand jury testimony. >> and in the "post," it says evan corcoran is still representing trump in other cases such as jack smith's probe into the attack on the u.s. capitol according to these people is that normal that trump says you are going to be a witness against me if i'm found guilty of obstructing the probe, it will be in part because of your testimony against me i think what corcoran was involved in was something that christina bob bobb also tried to say. why does trump keep him as a defense lawyer in other criminal investigation

. >> reporter: and this time, in addition to the timebomb in the mountains, corcoran is many feet lower in elevation after years of overpumping groundwater to grow thirsty crops. it made this one of the fastest sinking areas in the nation. >> the ground has sunk by 10 or 15 feet over the past decade. that has literally changed the topography of the lakebed. e e >> repontnilast mmhe thatweathe bece eme on an overheating planet. worst case, tulare lake could grow into a vast inland sea. >> has disruptive and damaging as this year's flooding has been, it is steer nowhere near close to what we foresee as the possible worst-case scenario. >> the levy we are standing on is called the corcoran levy. it is a 14.5 mile levee that protects the city of corcoran, the state prisons and the residents here. about 22,000 residents and 8000 inmates. so the work find that you will see over here, they are actually building it up another 4 to 5 feet. god willing that will protect the city of corcoran. >> reporter: there is a race against the melt, right? >> exactly. we have been fortunate with a slow, mild

it is in the lake basin around the town of corcoran and neighboring communities. >> and you went thereecently to see the lake that has reappeared. you saw it with your own eyes. what was it like? >> well, you know, this is an historic event. right? this hasn't happened for 40 years. there has been so much water coming out of the mountains that the lake sort of reestablished itself in its former footprint or in this case small part of a former footprint. so, literally -- maybe it wouldn't be too surprising to people, but you might be driving down a country road and see off in the distance -- is that a mirage or is th water? you will hit an expansive open water that goes as far as you can see. there was one point when we looked across, you could see the coast range on the other side of the valley there. you could see those mountains. it looked like the water was going to the foot of the motains. it wasn't -- >> but it is 100+ miles. >> it's 100 square miles at least and likely to grow. >> what are the issues you are seng there in the farming communities? >> the biggest degree of concern

all of this coming after corcoran was questioned by a grand jury last month about th case but corcoranump's role in the january 6t insurrection joining me now is msnbc lega analyst and former federal prosecutor, glenn kirschner. talk to me first about if yo will this development from a corcoran recusing himself afte testifying in front of tha grand jury when it comes to the mar-a-lag docks. >> there is a basic propositio that no person can be an attorney for the defendant and be a witness against tha defendant. and that seems to be the position evan corcoran finds himself in having testified before th grand jury after som litigation designed to try t keep him from having the testify. he lost a litigation special counsel jack smith secured his testimony before the grand jury about - we pretty firmly believe the potential unlawful retention o classified documents and potential obstruction of justice by donald trump. it's no surprise that evan corcoran has had to withdraw from his representation of donald trump in the classified documents investigation. what i find interesting an more tha

this week to survey the situation and promise state support corcoran is desperate for more emergency, hopeful that fortification will happen fast enough to save the city. >> that levee goes that city goes to prison. all think if he goes and washes out, this could be years before that area, more production it will take place. >> and we should note that temperatures here in central california are now topping off well above 90 degrees these days. so the big melt in the sierras. it's about the speed up in a big way. and that means where we're standing now. >> will be under water soon. >> that was nancy loo reporting for us to somebody. reopen with limited service is tomorrow. this comes after a forecast of flooding due to snow melt from this winter. the national parks as rivers did not rise as much as forecasted. so you some of valley will reopen at 7 o'clock tomorrow morning will close for 8 p at 08:00pm for day use only it will fully reopen on monday at 07:00am the national park does warn, however, rivers are running very high and are extremely dangerous. so they're urging guests not t

this week to survey the situation and promise state support corcoran is desperate for more emergencyt enough to save the city. >> that levee goes that city goes to prison with small thing cuts if he goes and washes out, this could be years before that area. more production it will take place. >> we should note the temperatures are in the 90's this week here in central california. so the big melt up in the sierras is about the speed up in a big way. and that means where we're standing right now. we'll be under water soon. back to you. >> all right. well, kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan is standing by here with more on just the situation when it comes to flooding. i mean, it's affecting a lot of people in california. it's such a difficult things were so happy to get the snow right. we're so happy to see some relief from drought. but we're talking about this area rate and you're going to show you we're going kind of zoom in and we're talking about corcoran, which is right down at the bottom of the screen there, right behind that qr code actually. and you can see where we have all this

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this week to survey the situation and promise state support corcoran is desperate for more emergency funding, hopeful that fortification will happen fast enough to save the city. >> that levee goes that city goes to prison with small thing cuts. it goes and washes out. this could be years before that area. he's more production. will take place. >> and we should note that temperatures here in central california are now topping off well above 90 degrees these days. so the big melt in the sierras. it's about the speed up in a big way. and that means where we're standing now. >> will be under water soon. >> that was nancy loo reporting for us tonight. happening tomorrow, yosemite valley is set to reopen with limited services. this after a forecast of flooding because of snow melt from this winter, the national parks as rivers did not rise as much as expected. yosemite valley will open at 7 in the morning and close at 8 o'clock at night for day use only it will reopen fully monday and 7 in the morning. the national park is warning people, though, that the rivers are running very high. the

it's a 14.5 mile levee that protects the city of corcoran.the two state prisons, the residents here is about 22,000 residents and about 8000 inmates. and so the work behind us that you'll see over here with the tractor work in the distance there actually building the levee up another 4 to 5 ft. god willing, that will protect the city of corporate. there's a race against the melt . that's exactly right. right so we've been fortunate with a very slow, mild spring so far, but we know the heat's coming. all of the crops are completely flooded and ruined. so that's it takes a lot of jobs from people. that's a lot of food that provide we provide for up and down california. all around the nation. it's pretty scary. unfortunately this is just the beginning. right because beginning the big melt hasn't even really begun. yes this is just from the rain. the snow melts. there's nowhere for it to go. besides here. you know, larry lake is back for a while back, and it may take over and put us out. while i met some young families like that one who are think

the new york times reports trump is particularly spooke that his attorney, eva corcoran, was recently ordered to testify before the specia counsel's grand jury evan corcoran is someone who like mike pence, was in th room where it happened multiple times and then some. he had direct contact with trump after trump received a subpoena to return those white house documents, evan corcoran knows a lot and has now said what he knows under oath so, we have the vice president agreeing to testify on the january 6th probe, we have the president's personal attorney, testifying in the classified documents investigation, now well, we have this donald trump arraigned i manhattan court, pleading no guilty to 34 felonies. there is something laid out in the da statement of fact here, the da's document accompanying the indictment, that has lef me with more questions tha answers. it concerns this man former trump organization chie financial officer, allen weisselberg, who's currently set to be released from rikers island two weeks from today. from pleading guilty to decade-long tax evasion scheme in exch

but this downtown area and the entire city of corcoran could be under water soon.tion. so slow. >> uncertain process. but with the amount of snow that we have behind us in the sierra nevada. we know it's coming. we just don't know how much we don't know how fast. >> this year, the sierra snowpack measured 300% above average in some parts and with warmer weather here, the flooding will definitely go from bad to worse. it takes about a week for that melt actually make its way down to the tulare lake. but we already knew that we we knew we have about a 2 to maybe 3 month window period. the race is on to heighten and strengthen the 14 mile long corcoran levee right next to it is a california state prison complex which houses about 8,000 inmates. corrections officials say they're closely monitoring the situation and if stopped accepting transfers in the event that they need to evacuate were standing likely will be under water. >> in a matter of weeks, if not months. >> governor gavin newsom in corcoran this week to survey the situation and promise state support corcoran

this week to survey the situation and promise state support corcoran is desperate for more emergencyding, hopeful that fortification will happen fast enough to save the city. >> that levee goes that city goes to prison with small thing cuts. if he goes and washes out, this could be years before that area. he's more production. will take place. temperatures are in the 90's this week here in central california. so the big melt up in the sierras is about the speed up in a big way. and that means where we're standing right now. we'll be under water soon. back to you. >> 22 is the timing coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. remembering the life and career jerry springer just career jerry springer just passed away this morning. here's your biggie bag! all that food for five bucks, that's my go to. that's my ride-or-die. just like you and me. bag boys. bag boys! whatcha gonna do? don't! whatcha gonna do when we bring your food. you can always bet on biggie choose wisely, choose wendy's $5 biggie bag. >> and we're back in a 25 breaking news this morning. former talk show host jerry springe

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the levee that we're standing on is called the corcoran levy.it's a 14.5 mile levee that protects the city of corcoran, the two state prisons, the residents here is about 22,000 residents and about 8000 inmates. and so the work behind us that you'll see over here with the tractor work in the distance there actually building the levee up another 4 to 5 ft. god willing, that will protect the city of corporate. there's a race against the melt. that's exactly right. right so we've been fortunate with a very slow, mild spring so far, but we know the heat's coming. all of the crops are completely flooded and ruined. so that's it takes a lot of jobs for people. that's a lot of food that provide we provide for up and down california. all around the nation. it's pretty scary. unfortunately this is just the beginning. right? because beginning the big melt hasn't even really begun. yes this is just from the rain, snow melts. there's nowhere for it to go. besides here. you know, larry lake is back for a while. it's back, and it may take over and put us out.

the levee that we're standing on is called the corcoran levy.t's a 14.5 mile levee that protects the city of corcoran, the two state prisons, the residents here is about 22,000 residents and about 8000 inmates. and so the work behind us that you'll see over here with the tractor work in the distance there actually building the levee up another 4 to 5 ft. god willing, that will protect the city of corporate. there's a race against the melt . that's exactly right. right so we've been fortunate with a very slow, mild spring so far, but we know the heat's coming. all of the crops are completely flooded and ruined. so that's it takes a lot of jobs for people. that's a lot of food that provides. we provide for up and down california and all around the nation. it's pretty scary. unfortunately this is just the beginning. right? because beginning the big melt hasn't even really begun. yes this is just from the rain, snow melts. there's nowhere for it to go. besides here. yeah larry lake is back out. i met young families like that. who we're talking about

in the case of everett corcoran, prosecutors do seem to b interested in this letter that he drafted in june and in that letter he said tha he had, quote, done a diligent search and did not uncover an classified documents of, course that was not true or maybe the search wa diligent but the fbi did retrieve hundreds of classified documents from mar-a-lago afte that so is there an indication here that corcoran was part of th obstruction or baby was duped? and that they can ask him abou that letter specifically >> right, so we don't know that it is very likely tha prosecutors do at this point and just reading the tea leave here, it seems more like he is somebody who was taken in then active participant but we don't know that for certain. what prosecutors need is his testimony about that who told him that there ha been a search? did he conduct it personally there is some videotape that suggests boxes were moved tw rounds at some point on this timeline and there is also been som reporting that trump personall reviewed these boxes so the goal here will be t find out what happened, and wh was

devin corcoran was forced to testify last month before federal grand jury is recuse himself from the and from the new york times, reports for people wit knowledge of the matter. the witnesses are bein questions about whether trum had a classified mob after h left office to at least on former advisor, a journalist o political donor. nbc news has not yet independently confirmed th report, but joining me now i the former u.s. attorney to th western district of virginia and former lead investigator for the house january si investigation committee. welcome back to the, broadcast tim obviously we are not privy to the details of the gran jury hearing but i'm curious your sense of how far along yo think the mar-a-lago investigators all right now, and what you think might b happening behind the scenes? >> i think they're far along these reports that you jus indicated suggest that the special counsel is sort of a the endgame, certainly of th mar-a-lago matter. and potentially even in th broader january 6th matter the people that he is puttin before the grand jury, sometimes over the objection

right outside of corcoran as you head out of town, there's a place on highway 43 if anyone will go downo see it, there is a place where this viaduct is built across the river. so our past, present and future are all implicated in this thing. >> jerry, there are some people who would like to see the lake become permanent. there was a quote this week from the cultural director and tribal historic preservation officefor the santa rosa nch sh she said, imagine if you are a christian and the garden of eden reappeared. how exciting would that be? it's the same thing for the tribe. the lake created the tribe. it made them who they are. that was in the san francisco chronicle. there is a desire for some who say this lake was part of our history for thousands of years. and we want it to stick around and be the source of life but it was for so long. is there any possibility of the lake becoming permanent? >> from a climate perspective, it goes to show how long the lake existed before european settlers arrived. it wasn't until the 1850s we started to see the drainage at the speed we saw it. so goi

of course, the prisoners at corcoran.y say the prison system is starting to limit the amount of new prisoners in case they have to move those 8000 inmates at some point, but just this morning this year, a nevada snowpack the officials in charge of it says are snowmelt this season will be like an ultra marathon and we are getting started on the very first mile poppy crazy can't believe those images, but they're real and they're happening right now and about to get worse field now lake crazy impact on those families, bill. thanks very, very much. thousands of migrants heading north to the united states, making the long trek along the dense and dangerous dairying gap, our nick paton walsh and his team traveled with them on that journey. it's extraordinary. you'll see it next. at the end of the age, i'm afraid i feel is right upon us. this is considered a mass suicide investigation. never mind. t ando were the second coming. by killing themselves. they ensured their immortality. to live easter day. cnn presents a max original

the levee that we're standing on is called the corcoran levy.s a 14.5 mile levee that protects the city of corcoran, the two state prisons, the residents here is about 22,000 residents and about 8000 inmates. and so the work behind us that you'll see over here with the tractor work in the distance there actually building the levee up another 4 to 5 ft. god willing, that will protect the city of corporate. there's a race against the melt. that's exactly right. right so we've been fortunate with a very slow, mild spring so far, but we know the heat's coming. all of the crops are completely flooded and ruined. so that's it takes a lot of jobs for people. that's a lot of food that provide we provide for up and down california. all around the nation. it's pretty scary. unfortunately this is just the beginning. right? because beginning the big melt hasn't even really begun. yes this is just from the rain. there's no mounts. there's nowhere for it to go. besides here. you know, larry lake is back for a while. it's back, and it may take over and put us

when asked by nbc news wha brought him to the courthous today, evan corcoran said he was quote, justis evan corcoran is going to b a witness in the mar-a-lag documents case, if that is brought. there is no two ways about that he is a key witness, because h drafted the june certification that we know is false and he has been in the grand jury presumably testifying about wh gave him the information tha was false in the certification >> you cannot be a defense lawyer and a witness i mean, this is not what h allen movie where you jump bac and forth between asking questions and answering them o the witness stand. so at some point he is reall going to have to bow out o this case. >> andrew, you were, you had a pretty accurate gauge abou when it was likely we were going to see indictments i manhattan. i think in the end you wer awful by one day if that. there is every indication that the first week of may is whe we would likely expect the first possibility of indictments in georgia because of the cycle of when grand juries meet their, along wit the speedy trial laws, but wha about the docum

we don't know for expensive -- christina bobb said about he interactions with him are evan corcoran ory clear somethin the prosecutors are very interested in there. >> i think for a while, we'v been looking at the tear o witness that the special prosecutor's been talking to and wants the specia prosecutor is able to pierce attorney-client privilege in terms of the conversatio between donald trump and eva corcoran, -- a lot of folks, said thi investigation is nearing its conclusion, this is the gu that knows everything and as i turns out actually the guy behind the guy, in mar-a-lag is really boris epshteyn he's really, he's the center o the spiders web if you will. >> he is, what you want to d is fill all the way to the top you want to find the perso who's the most culpable. perhaps there is a suggestio that that's donald trump, it certainly seems to be wher this is headed something that could happen an we just don't know we don't know if prosecutors have a strong case on epstein, but if it's a strong case, it' possible they sat him down and said, this is your moment, d you want to be

her husband, kevin corcoran, put a belt around her leg. and then he got another belt from an on looker and put around her other leg. trend daughter sydney was probably 20 ft, away from her laying on the ground. she was being held by two men who were applying attorney to her leg and putting pressure on it. she remembered one man putting his head next to her as a stranger. and saying we're going to be fine. you're gonna be fine. down the street at the forum. heather abbott was also helped by complete strangers. remember thinking i you know, i could die here and i started to call out for help. as people ran by me. i thought, you know who's going to stop. i was very lucky that a woman named aaron chatham stopped and when she saw my foot, she realized she wasn't going to be able to do on her own, and she went to get her husband. it didn't take long at all. before match. adam came and picked me up. match adam is a former new england patriots football player. i remember as matt was carrying me looking behind us and seeing a trail of blood, follow

but my corcoran is from the european space agency. thank you very much for joining us here on the day. how relieved are you 1st of all that the mission is actually on the way? well, you know, we're kind of actually halfway through this mission. in some senses. it's taken about 16 years to get from the 1st ideas to build this mission, and then to select it again in scoops, again, stiff competition from other missions than physically build it and put it on the launch pad. as your piece said, we have another 8 years to get to jupiter and may be 8 years worth of science to do there. so this is a huge moment, but it's just sort of midway in the whole project. of course, when you're standing, watching the rocket just about to launch and everything has to go right for those a half an hour to get everything deployed. it's very exciting and it was fantastic day to day for so much effort time money spent on this mission. so far, what's so important about it? well, as your piece described, we have a very strange sort of, um, environment out ther

but local farmers fear there's just so much water that it of corcoran into a big swamp.ur ft. corcoran's mayor tells the chronicle. if not more is done soon. it could be too late , he says. not enough attention or funding have come from the state and federal governments. big news at this hour from the masters golf tournament coming up the reason why tiger woods just withdrew from the event this morning. plus an update on the perfect story this easter sunday, we'll hear from the northern california police department, which enlisted an abandoned rabbit and turned that rabbit into the newest member of the force. stay with us. with nurtec odt, i can treat and prevent my migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. talk to your doctor about nurtec today. on an easter sunday. that's just a treat. let's talk about what we saw a little earlier this morning, there were a number of pastors and preachers and reference from a number of differen

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levy that we're standing on is called the corcoran levy.'s a 14.5 mile levee that protects the city of corcoran. the two state prisons, the residents here is about 22,000 residents and about 8000 inmates. and so the work behind us that you'll see over here with the tractor work in the distance there actually building the levee up another 45 ft. god willing, that will protect the city of corporate. there's a race against the melt. that's exactly right. right. so we've been fortunate with a very slow , mild spring so far, but we know the heat's coming. all of the crops are completely flooded and ruined. so that's it takes a lot of jobs for people. that's a lot of food that provide we provide for up and down california and all around the nation. it's pretty scary. unfortunately this is just the beginning. right because beginning the big melt hasn't even really begun. yes this is just from the rain. there's no mounts. there's nowhere for it to go. besides here. you know, larry lake is back for a while. it's back, and it may take over and put us

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and then evan corcoran ordered to comply with the subpoena.ome reason that epshteyn, is a key witness in. that the times reports epshtey is set to have played a role i connecting lawyers who helpe dropped a sworn statement last knew, that a diligent search had been conducted a mar-a-lag and no classified material remain there was a statement wa drafted by corcoran and signed by christina bobb. it seems, it's maybe the focus of this interview? >> it's hard to say, certainly epshteyn it's someone who keep popping up, he has his fingerprints over many of th various criminal investigation that are ongoing right now certainly, he's in the middl of the mishandling o classified information investigation of the special counsel is in the midst of, as well as several others certainly, he has admitted t once again being in the middle of the fake elector's game and various other pieces of th january six, attack on the capitol investigation. i would imagine the specia counsel's office is looking at all of these things as though don't know is anyone's guess

better, continuing to represen the former president of th united states in a crimina case where corcoranal witness their interests are adverse, h should not be working for trum in that case and this simply reflects the reality of hi situation. >> all right joyce vance for us as always my friend, grea to see thank you. all right coming up everybody, donald trump and mike pence, both appearing at the nr convention in indiana. one got a slightly bette reception than the other we will let you guess whic one. and here is a live look from boston, where they are marking ten years since the boston marathon bombing a moment of silence an speeches from the mayor an governor happening shortly, we will bring that to you as soon as you get started stayit wh us you don't want -to go bowling with us tonight? -yeah. no. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [ laughs ] mara, your pare

investigation "the new york times" reports that trump is particularly spooked that his attorney, evan corcoran, was recently ordered to testify before the special counsel's grand jury evan corkren had direct contact with trump after trump was subpoenaed to return those documents. so we have the vice president agreeing to testify then january 6th probe, and we the president's personal attorney testifying in the classified documents investigation. and now, well, we have this. donald trump arraigned in manhattan court pleading not guilty to 34 felonies. there is something laid out in the d.a.'s statement of facts here, that's the d.a.'s document accompanying the indictment that has left me with more questions than answers it concerns this man, former trump organization chief financial officer allen weisselberg, he's currently set to be released from rikers island two weeks from today for pleading guilty to decades long tax evasion scheme in exchange for a lighter prison sentence in the fraud trial of the trump org last year he testified, he pleaded guilty and helped them secure a guilty vrd on 17

so, not only do we have th documents part done, the obstruction has to do with corcoran, it has to dow how t pronounce his last name, movin the documents, and the testimony that they have gathered that the presiden went to the documents and south, so he has the statements t sean hannity and his ranting o truth social could come in, too, but the heart of the soul of the case will be people at mar-a-lago who know that h went to the documents and lied about it >> all right, panel, stick around, got a lot more t discuss. next, new complaints have been filed against clarence thoma after more allegations o wrongdoing have surface. ♪ ♪ ♪ a ballet studio, an architecture firm... and homemade barbeque sauce. they're called 'small businesses.' but to the people who build them there's nothing 'small' about them. that's why at t-mobile for business... you'll save more than $1,000 versus verizon. and with price lock guarantee, we'll never raise your rate plan. so you can keep your focus on toe-turns and making sure the sauce is extra spicy. at t-mobile, there are no small businesses. ♪♪ ♪ limu emu

loyalty, my first loyalty belongs to my wife, my daughter, my son, and my country it looks like corcoranheart >> if there was a genuine investigation of the weaponization of government, because we talked before the break started, you could legitimately have a good committee investigation on it going back to what was done to dr. king, all the way forward to what was done in your case what would you want to see investigated regarding what happened with you and the southern district of new york? >> it's bigger than me i'm trying to use my specific case for something, again, much larger than me right now, the american people don't have faith in our department of justice. how can we not have faith in our department of justice, acting in the best interest of the american people. how can we not believe that our supreme court members are, you know, are not acting on behalf of their theocratic sort of principles and ideologies? they're supposed to be above that as is our department of justice. but what we -- what have we all really learned we have all learned that's not true, that we are all just

we had some of our reporting crews in corcoran last week. they're getting ready. there's a lot of cities lined up there, correct? >> yep. and really anybody in the central valley who has any investment in the levees holding should be a little bit concerned. the levees are yet another example of infrastructure that's a little bit aging, and you hope it holds, but certainly down in pajaro earlier this year, it didn't hold. and tulare lake reappearing is something we haven't seen for multiple years. so there is a potential for some bad flooding. if the water system holds the way it was built, we'll be okay. >> could be a dicey few months now for a lot of people in the central valley. >>> let's move on and talk about robots giving you a ride to the airport. this is going to happen in san jose pretty soon. the city is working with a bay area tech start-up to get you to the airport in driverless vehicles. here's how it's going to work. glideways is the bay area start-up making the driverless electric-powered pod. they'll ferry you 3 1/2 miles between the diridon train s

corcoran, one of donald trump's lawyers had to go into the grand jury and testify. i think those are all signs that it's gonna come to a head one way or the other in terms of that case. i will say that the decision whether secret service agents need ttestify is a complicated issue and a serious step because there is a downside to that. their first priority is the safety of the person they are protecting and they're not there to sort of, you know, be there to report on everything that the person is doing. on the other hand, they are united states law enforcement and they actually have a duty to report any criminal conduct. so it is, you don't want to do anything that undermines the efficacy of their safety mission. but here they very well could have direct evidence of a crime and right now we're only in a position where the grand jury would hear that. there is no sort of public revelation of that, but there, that is a complicated discussion. - you wrote a book, "where the law ends" about your time as a lead prosecutor with special counsel robert mueller. you lament t

so, not only do we have th documents part done, the obstruction has to do with corcoran, it has to do know how t pronounce his last name, movin the documents, and the testimony that they have gathered that the presiden went through the documents themselves so, yes, the statements to sea hannity and his ranting on truth social could come in, too, but the heart of the soul of the case will be people at mar-a-lago who know that h went to the documents and lied about it >> all right, panel, stick around, got a lot more t discuss. next, new complaints have been filed against clarence thoma after more allegations o wrongdoing have surface. surfaced ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. with the money we saved, we tried electric unicycles. i think i've got it! doggy-paddle! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ and it's easier than ever to■ get your projects done right. inside, outside, big or small, angi helps you find the right so for whatever you need done. with angi, you can

. >> reporter: and this time, in addition to the timebomb in the mountains, corcoran is many feet lowerelevation after years of overpumping groundwater to grow thirsty crops. it made this one of the fastest sinking areas in the nation. >> the ground has sunk by 10 or 15 feet

it comes a week after his personal attorney, evan corcoran, was called to give evidence to the secret service testimony escamy cumulative. to show that this isn't an instance like joe biden. hey, he forgot things, we give it back, but he himself was orchestrating the obstruction. he himself was making it clear he wanted to keep some of these documents, not return him to national archives, and that is a very, very serious problem for mr. trump. donald trump is busy alligators. the obstructed attempts to recover documents that he should have handed over when he left the white house. in january 2021. investigators are questioning whether he directed people to lie to government officials who were trying to get the documents back and then issued statement through his lawyer saying all the documents had been returned when they hadn't. the special prosecutor clearly believes the secret service testimony is an important block. in his case against donald j. trump. allen fisher al jazeera washington. the republican controlled tennessee house of representatives has voted to expel 2 democrats for

corcoran believe it did mr. herschmann made it clear precluding a witness on the basis of executive privilege he had implored them to seek he would be forced to testify i certainly am not relying on any legal analysis from either of you or boris who, to be clear, i think is an idiot i am not relying on any legal analysis from either of you or boris who, to be clear, i think is an idiot, mr. herschmann wrote. when i questioned boris' legal experience since he appeared to have none, challenges that resulted in multiple court failures, he boasted that he was, quote, just having fun while also taking selfies and posting pictures online of his escapades. again, if boris is going to be charged, if there is some sort of conspiracy charged in object strucking official proceeding, i would, again, wouldn't herschmann make a great witness against him? >> right well, eric herschmann became sort after mini star during the january 6 committee hearings for a reason and that's because he was so colorful and blunt. but in this c

but my corcoran is from the european space agency. thank you very much for joining us here on the day. how relieved are you, 1st of all, that the mission is actually on the way? well, you know, we're kind of actually halfway through this mission in some sense, as it's taken about 16 years to get from the 1st ideas to build this mission and then to select it again in scripts, again, stiff competition from other missions and physically build it. and put it on the launch pad, as your piece said, we have another 8 years to get to jupiter and may be 8 years worth of science to do there. so this is a huge moment, but it's just sort of midway in the whole project. of course, when you're standing, watching the rocket just about to launch and everything has to go right for those a half an hour to get everything deployed. it's very exciting and it was fantastic day to day. i so much effort time money spent on this mission. so far, what's so important about it? well, as your piece described, we have a very strange sort of, um, environment out th

and even the prison in corcoran is threatened and prisoners may have to be evacuated. the governor touched on some of the challenges the state is dealing with. you can't just raise one portion of a levee without considering the impact and another portion there, unintended consequences. so this requires cross jurisdictional engagement. county to county, city to city. so many different boards, so many different administrator, so many different points of view. tulare lake, dried out decades ago, but has returned periodically when california has extremely wet winters. it was once the largest freshwater lake west of the mississippi river. it's always something, isn't it? we're desperate in the drought now. it rain. now we have flooding snowmelt. when does it end? but in the meantime, we have lovely weather. we do. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with that sandhya. yeah, amma and dan, the temperatures have been rising today and that warming is going to continue, which is why the concern is there for the sierra. let me show you what's going on. high pressure is dominating

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experts are set to talk about the risks posed to san joaquin valley and the city of corcoran.oes spillover it could flood the neighboring town as well as the state prison. look at these three images. they really tell the story. you can see the difference in the current map is on the left versus the one on the far right that was a year ago. with local reservoirs in much better place, the question now becomes could it be time to rethink those water rules we have been so closely keeping to. abc 7 news reporter gloria rodrÍguez joining us now live in the newsroom tracking key decisions being made today and how you can save money on your water bill. gloria: because of all of the rain some bay area agencies are considering easing mandatory water restrictions. that could mean a lower water bills for you. today the san francisco public utilities commission will likely send a surcharge that could save san francisco households 15% on their bills starting next month. the santa clara valley water board will discuss reversing. the senior resources and specialist there says that means retai

this point in time you are probably familiar with at least a few of donald trump's lawyers,evan corcoranbob. but there's one lawyer in particular considered to be a the manager of the trump lawyers, the handler, the ceo of trump's legal team, if you will. his name is boris epshteyn epshteyn has also been a member of trump's inner circle for a while now dating back to the 2016 campaign. he worked in the trump white house and now serves as a senior advisor to the 2024 campaign because of mr. epshteyn's dual role he's considered to have the most insight into decisions made by trump in two key federal investigations the first the inquiry into trump's attempt tuesday overturn the results of the 2020 election, and the second the mar-a-lago documents probe as a lawyer and senior counsel the ceo of the trump legal team, epshteyn is of great interest to special counsel jack smith especially because epshteyn himself is entangled in both those investigations back in 2020 he helped rudy giuliani spearhead the fake elector plot to help trump hold onto power, and he confirmed that much to my colleague