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with mark meadows and other very close advisers within the trump inner circle, including stephen miller and dan guess is that they are very curious as to those communications as well. >> hugo, you mentioned trump lawyers and in fact on thursday, evan corcoran, jim trusty, they were all seen going to a sealed hearing before a d.c. judge. what was that all about? >> we understand that to be -- the doj's national security division has been in talking with -- they are saying, we still believe that there may be more documents that are yet to have been returned to the government. that conference in the d.c. district court appears to have been around that issue. there is a lot of loose ends that are yet to be resolved here. whether it's with the special master, whether it's about the outstanding documents, potentially other locations, other trump places, we don't know. as well as testimony from various trump aides. we understand that was one of those areas to be discussed. >> interesting, lisa, hang on a second because corcoran trusting him, they make up three fourths of trump's core legal team. does

miller is next. i'm on the dates. dan: i'm dan ashley. you in a half-hour for abc7 news at 6:00. >>> tonight, the alarming rise in children in the hospital across the u.s. tonight. at least 34 states, children suffering from respiratory illnesses. it's not covid. so, what is this? tonight, authorities report 71% of pediatric beds in hospitals are now filled. a hospital in connecticut converting playrooms into hospital rooms for patients. the national guard on site today discussing a possible field hospital. in 34 states now, hospitals seeing this spike in cases involving children. tonight here, what parents should look for. erielle reshef standing by. >>> also, the chilling images of a brother and sister at a front door, begging for help, saying they'd been held captive in their own home. they have several other siblings. the horrific images showing the bruising from being handcuffed. the children said no food for days.

associated the city of don as dan is out that have been under attack by ukrainian forces, reportedly easing french weapons, they hit residential areas at a school in the vicinity miller and in the city of housing authorities say at least one civilian has been killed and 3 wounded in a turret sack on sunday. as an improvised explosive device placed on a st. pulled detonated as a vehicle was passing by the blast, shattered windows and near by residential buildings. this incident comes off the has on authorities announced the closure of an entry point into the front line region earlier this week. the aim has been said to prevent civilians from traveling to areas most at risk from ukraine. effects civilians in the region all be moved to safe ground. this for this shows, people tune up to board a ferry at a local point, pulled. these events come amid warnings from the russian ministry of defense and local officials that he is full says offset to be planning to launch a major offensive on the area. as a result of the security concerns russian president, whether it puts in this week, the fed martial law in house on and the 3 other territories that recently voted to join rus

dan cox. and he stood alone. even his republican colleagues did not back that. so when we are talking about what it means and what could happen in a moore miller administration, wel listen to science and experts and keep the safety of the people of maryland first and foremost in all decisions we are going to make and we will work across the aisle and work with professionals to make sure -- in order to make those decisions. reporter: what maryland abortion laws would you expand or limit? wes moore: yes. when we talk about abortion being health care, it is important to remember who we are talking about. talking about late term abortions, 99% of abortions are not late term. truly late-term abortions, it is usually because the of medical emergency. it is usually because that family is about to make one of the most difficult decisions of their life and now has received news, chances are unexpected news, that no one would ever want to have to make. so i trust women and their relationship with the doctors. i do not believe lawyers and politicians and judges should get in the way of that relationship between a woman and her doctor. but unfortunately, that is not what my

dan cox. and he stood alone. even his republican colleagues did not back that. so when we are talking about what it means and what could happen in a moore miller administration, we will listen to science and experts and keep the safety of the people of maryland first and foremost in all decisions we are going to make and we will work across the aisle and work with professionals to make sure -- in order to make those decisions. reporter: what maryland abortion laws would you expand or limit? wes moore: yes. when we talk about abortion being health care, it is important to remember who we are talking about. talking about late term abortions, 99% of abortions are not late term. truly late-term abortions, it is usually because the of medical emergency. it is usually because that family is about to make one of the most difficult decisions of their life and now has received news, chances are unexpected news, that no one would ever want to have to make. so i trust women and their relationship with the doctors. i do not believe lawyers and politicians and judges should get in the way of that relationship between a woman and her doctor. but unfortunately, that is not wha