david michael sold the patent for his gadget to the american company american electrical note 11 yearsater, an engineer from this company patented a more convenient and reliable flashlight with a push button switch and a new battery that allowed the device to light up instead of flickering. by the twenties of the last century in the united states there were already 10 million users of flashlights and the gadget continued to evolve. in 1970, the first waterproof flashlight was created. in the eighties, halogen devices appeared that lit brighter than incandescent vacuum lamps. well, finally, in 1996 , durable led flashlights came onto the market, which we use most often today, when next time a flashlight will help you out in pitch darkness. reminisce about who made it possible. this is an american electrical novalsy engineer from belarus, kondrat hubert. he made our world brighter and, of course, changed it. i don’t know how to carry it in my pocket, but i have a flashlight at home, just in case, and suddenly the light is turned off, and then there are no candles, for example, and then i

definitely lithuania and israel supported us, let's listen to these participants, for example, ben david michael - this is a participant from israel, he has enough of an interesting background story in georgian and ukrainian - he is from ukraine, in particular, he is a jew who has now come to his historical homeland, he supports ukraine. let's him let's listen everyone says that the first place at the eurovision is for ukraine and i say that this is not enough they should win everything everywhere they should return their country because no one understands what they are going through now this is very it is difficult no, i hope that it will end very soon, it is clear that the participant from lithuania, monika liu, also said at the press conference about supporting ukraine, let's listen to her again. attention is important, please do it, they need us, and the politics of eurovision is a big question. it seems to me that this is a rather hypocritical position, which affects the fact that eurovision is quite boring, this is my evaluation and evaluation many people. it just seems to me that the part

david: michael, what is going to pop the bubble within which the white house and nancy pelosi and othercratic party are living? so far, as we just heard from pelosi yesterday and as we're continuing to hear from the biden administration, they don't get it. they're just pointing fingers, not admitting they're making any mistakes? >> look, i think elections are the only cure for this. that is why we have them. to hold people accountable, to in effect ratify or reject the opinion of public officials and their statements and actions. and the democrats, it is, amazes me, david, it has for months, that joe biden has not changed course. i mean these numbers having him like 25, 30% approval on the economy, people blaming inflation on him, some huge number, even cnn reporting some very, very high number of people think that the government is not doing enough to fight inflation and he does nothing about it. he goes and tries to change the subject, make it about january 6, saying maga, maga, over and over and over, just code word for donald trump. so i think they're trying to distract and divert a

last june, as family members searched for loved ones, david spoke with michael noreiga, who showed him photos of his 92-year-old grandmother hilda. >> she was the most loving person that i ever met in my entire life. i mean, she lived for her family. and i'll venture to say that she lives for her family. she was absolutely giving and she was just the type of person that was the epitome of almost the perfect grandmother. she just loved us very, very, very dearly. >> i can see your strength and i gather your grandmother is partly responsible for that. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> reporter: his grandmother did not survive. tonight, the noreiga family telling abc news they are still processing their loss. now, this settlement is still pending final approval. the judge says he wants everything finalized by the one-year anniversary. that's on june 24th. with payments made to the victims and the families who once lived here, the site of the champlain towers south, by the fall. david? >> we'll never forget all those families there on the scene. victor, thank you. >>> we turn now to the econom

who is chief of staff -- had to endure a lot of those where ships are vices at camp david as well, we are admiral michael giorgione, a former commanding officer at camp david, and then holly kuzmich, who is the moderator tonight, and you know, is the executive director of the bush institute. so join me in welcoming them, would you please. [applause] >> well, thank you all for being here. and our job tonight is to demystify a place that most people will never get to visit. and you'll obviously have some great background and stories to share with this crowd about camp david and to try and bring that to this audience. so let's start there. stuart, president bush mentioned the name shangri-la. that was its original name at camp david. tell us how it came to be, how the site was selected, where that name came from. what was its origin? >> well, president and, mr. bush, is wonderful to be here in this extraordinary presidential every with all your guests on. the president of our wonderful little fishing camp on the shenandoah call the rapidan camp. and when fdr became president, he tried it, out he had asthma.

david. >> thank you. >>> and michael, this is what we have been hearing. we heard from the prosecutor general here. we have heard from the u.n. two days ago i heard from the eu. it's a huge investigation by all these different bodies really trying to verify everything that is happening. as you heard there from david, it's taking to it the next level, taking it to the international criminal court and making sure, of course, that it's not just individuals, but also the country that faces these charges, michael. >> yeah, the challenge always is proving it up the line, up the chain of command, how high can they find culpability. and that's always a different thing. but it is an important conversation. fascinating interview. 's sack, thank you so much. we'll check in with you next hour. thanks a lot. >>> all right. we will now show you the war in ukraine from an entirely different perspective. it involves a ground battle recorded in realtime by a russian military drone. the footage released by pro kremlin media outlets. the video demonstrates how important dron

good evening, david. >> bret, good evening. michaelke the stand as early as tomorrow. his attorneys though say certain conditions must be met. specifically his attorneys say sussmann may and i emphasize the word may take the case in his own defense if judge christopher cooper agrees to make sure the prosecution, when cross-examining sussmann if he takes the stand does not ask specific questions about negotiations that happen between both parties before sussmann was indicted last september. what those are, we don't know. special counsel john durham's team came to court today armed with new evidence, emails, bills, receipts, you name it for the jurors to see. an attempt to show that sussmann lied to the fbi. durham's team showed durham's team invoice where sussmann build the clinton campaign on the same day he met with fbi general counsel james baker to lay ward trump russia connection. he build 3 hours september 19th, 2016 for work and communications regarding confidential project, end quote. september 19th, 2016, bret, the same day sus

party attorney, he helped arranged debunked steele dossier, they were grilled by lawyers for michael sussman. david courthouse with more. reporter: good evening, liz. general counsel james baker is considered the central witness in this case. his testimony vitally important. he spent hours on the stand. he met with defendant michael sussman in september of 2016 about allegations of a connection between the trump organization and russia. baker says he became friends with michael sussman years ago. the two kept in quote, frequent contact. baker said sussman contacted his personal cell on a sunday night in september of 2016. sussman wrote, jim, this is michael discuss man. i have something time sensitive to discuss. do you have availability for a short meeting tomorrow. i'm coming on my own. not on behalf of a client or company. want to help the bureau, thanks. sussman met with baker at fbi headquarters later that day and relayed information, allegations linking trump organization via a computer server between a russia bank. fbi investigated it. nothing to it. sussman's text he was not coming to baker

"the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ david: a federal jury finding former clinton campaign attorney michaeln not guilty of lying to the fbi. what does this verdict mean for special counsel john durham's multiyear probe into the origins of the trump-russia collusion hoax? david spunt has the latest details. >> reporter: good evening. back to the drawing board for special counsel john durham who charged michael sussmann with lying to the fbi last september. in 2016 sussmann went to the fbi and said he had information linking the trump organization to russia. ing special counsel john durham says suss sussmann lied when he said he brought the information as a concerned citizen, not a partisan with the clinton campaign. ultimately, jurors believed sussmann. >> i told the truth to the fbi, and the jury clear he reck -- clearly recognized that today. despite being falsely accused, i'm relieved that justice ultimately prevailed in my case. >> reporter: special courage john durham released a statement: while we are disappointed in the outcome, we respect the jury's decision and thank them for their

david beckham, michael douglas, basketball legend michaeljordan and serena williams were out in forcelours. the absence indicating little to no rainfall around at all. the big query is about what happens on wednesday. there may be more than suggested here. out there, the rain is in the north and west. you see the weather fronts pushing their way in. dragging in more of a southerly breeze as it shifts east. it will be warmer here. out towards the west you can see the rainfall. on and off northern ireland three much of the morning. some heavier bass. it will come and go. wet in the far west of scotland. the rain pushes eastwards. we could see rain in the far west of england and wales. much of england and wales will stay dry with hazy sunshine. a southerly breeze, stronger than yesterday. the strongest gusts will be in the north and the west. 20 degrees in the highlands, 12, 13 today. in parts of england and wales, warmer than yesterday. 22, 23 possible. pollen levels will be high across central and southern parts of england and wales especially. this evening and overnight, there will be

as family members were still searching for loved ones, michael noriega spoke with our david muir about 92-year-old grandmother hilda who died in the collapse. >> she was just the type of person that was the epitome of almost a perfect grandmother. she just loved us very, very dearly. >> reporter: considering the amount of plaintiffs and defendants in this class action suit, the staggering settlement was reached rather swiftly. >> the result has been achieved in this case and the speed at which it's been achieved was in this court's view beyond extraordinary. >> reporter: according to "the miami herald," the last major defendants to settle including the general contractor of the neighboring luxury building will pay the plaintiffs without admitting any negligence. the site of the collapse will soon be up for auction. the resale value of the property was not included in the settlement, which means the deal could top $1 billion. >>> the white house is marking 1 million american deaths from covid-19. president biden will order flags to be flown at half-staff. in a statement today he said as

michael spoke with david we are his grandmother, who died in the collapse. >> she was the up enemy of the perfect grandmother. she loved us very dearly. >> considering the plaintiffs and defendants, the staggering settlement was reached quickly. >> the speed -- >> the last major defendants to settle, including the general contractor of the neighboring luxury building, will pay plaintiffs without admitting negligence. andrew dymburt, abc news, new york. reggie: the site of the collapse will be up for auction soon. the retail value of the property was not included in the settlement, so the deal could top $1 billion. kumasi: surgeons in the south bay showing support for ukraine by backing an employee. they are donating thousands of dollars in medical supplies to the organization hearts for ukraine. they learned about it from one of their nurses, a ukrainian native who had plans to donate her paycheck to the humanitarian cause. the practice decided to match her effort. >> i was thinking about it, like that is crazy, we can do more. i talked to my team here at aesthetics surgery center and

finally, and she remembered the name, the name of the man she dated just before she met justin michael. davidho was he? sometimes local accountant for one thing but the sign of all wealthy iowa far farm family. not very memorable said angie, just a guy who liked having fun, though there was a remarkable coincidence, a couple of months after she stops in david and just before she got engaged with justin, david got a job in the same small unit of the same department of the same office building as justin. david left months before the murder but really what where the chances? their desks were feet apart. >> and did he know that justin was dating you? >> he figured out that justin was dating me. >> justin told his parents about it. >> he just said it was an awkward situation, but there was no problem. the alignment of that was astronomical -- >> 10,000 people here in des moines, what are the odds that they would be in the same -- >> the same cubicle, they were. >> but they got on fine, never any bad blood. and david moffitt had no criminal record. so should detectives add him to their list of susp

that according to a former agent who testified at michael sussmann's trial. david reporting live on today's action there from washington. hi, david. >> hi, martha. good afternoon. there's a recurring theme in this trial. that recurring theme is that former agents and current fbi agents all expressed frustration on the stand because they were told to investigate an alleged connection between donald trump and russia, but they were never told where this information was coming from. finally they learned it was coming from the department of justice though. that turned out not to be true. this morning several agents working on that investigation in to a potential connection between the trump organization and a russian bank were on the witness stand. one witness specifically inside, his name was agent curtis hiedy that came to washington for 2016 to investigate the e-mail scandal surrounding hillary clinton. he says that he investigated crossfire hurricane. the name of the investigation into potential trump russian ties. he was asked about documents fally showing that the

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david, so much on his plate. is there a historical analog that comes to your mind? >> no, michael.rm elections we have seen in my memory. they could heavily shape the course of this country for at least the next six years. so a lot is at stake. as you say, his plate is piled high with crises that he's been unable to resolve here in the past. if you're asking basically what advice would i give this president, i can just tell you i think what he needs to do is to plan for the best but prepare for the worst. that's often true in presidential life, but it's particularly true here. as you say, if things come out really, really well, i think then he can look upon a period of governance that will be good for the next couple years. if he pulls off a big surprise, and they would be surprises if the democrats kept the house and the senate and increased their margins. that's possible in the senate particularly, that would really give him a lift going into the next two years. on the other hand, if it goes badly, you know, then he's going to be under a lot of pressure himself about whether he's

david, good morning. >> the big breaking news in the case michael sussman, former clinton campaign attorneyhis own defense. he came up in front of the judge and confirmed he wouldn't be taking the stand in self-defense. typically when a defendant does not testify it means that his or her attorneys feel confident that the case is going their way plus putting the defendant on the stand may also open them up to a brutal cross examination and it is a risk. sussman is charged with lying to the f.b.i. specifically then f.b.i. general counsel james baker when he came to baker in september 2016 before the election and said he had some information linking the trump organization and russia and he delivered that information on behalf of himself, not the clinton campaign. special counsel john durham's team say it's not true and showed jurors an invoice where sussman billed the clinton campaign on the same day he met with f.b.i. to relay that allegation. according to evidence sussman billed the campaign 3.3 hours on september 19th, 2016, for a quote work and communications regarding confidential project

david: former hillary clinton campaign attorney michael sussman's trial is expected to wrap up on fridayt sussman lied to the fbi when he told agents he was not representing anyone when he approached them with the debunked trump russia claims. sussman's team fired back, any falsehood the perkins coie lawyer shared would not have affected the fbi probe because it was shoddy investigation. sussman's attorneys maintain he was not acting on behalf of a client when he came forward with the fake claim. joining me to discuss is "fox nation" host tomi lahren. tomi, that is a tough sell. that the hillary clinton campaign lawyer, confidante, wasn't coming to the fbi on her behalf to pedal this story that would have helped her campaign -- peddle. >> it is not on her behalf then why? was he a concerned citizen has this leaked collusion theory that he just had to share, he had to get it off of his heart and his mind? no, i i don't buy that for a second. furthermore, it didn't impact the investigation? absolutely impacted the investigation. yes, was the fbi sloppy, was it a shoddy investigation? absol

david. >> hi, martha. yesterday when i joined you, it appeared that michael sussmann may testify.hen the judge gavelled in this morning, it was clear that was not meant to be. however today is the first time that we heard from michael sussmann in court. he spoke to the judge. he confirmed that he would not testify on his behalf. the defense rested their case this morning. then the judge read jury instructions as a standard process. sussmann is charged with lying to the fbi specifically and then to the fbi general counsel, james baker. when he came to baker, he said he had information linking the trump organization to a trump company. sussmann laid when he told baker that he wasn't bringing it on behalf of a client, that he was on his own. durham says he has a specific invoice that shows sussmann build the hillary clinton campaign for this. jurors will be looking at whether sussmann lied and whether his information was relevant to how fbi agents handled their investigation. the jury will hear closing arguments tomorrow and because of a scheduling conflict with the judge, it's possi

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david: now to the latest on the durham probe. hillary clinton's former attorney michaelr his defense today before we heard closing arguments. jurors have to decide whether sussman lied to the fbi when he claimed he wasn't bringing phony information about donald trump to the fbi on behalf of hillary clinton. has he made his case? joining me to discuss is former assistant u.s. attorney, fox news contributor, long-time friend, andy mccarthy. great to see you. >> thank you, david. david: you pointed out in the piece, there is a smoking gun in this case and it was a text written just before sussman met with the fbi general attorney, jim baker, general counsel. he wrote a text to the fbi guy, jim baker. he says, jim, it's michael sussman. i have something time sensitive and sensitive that i need to discuss. do you have availability for a short meeting tomorrow? i'm coming on my own, not on behalf of a client or company. want to help the bureau. thanks. so he said it. he said that he wasn't doing this on behalf. why isn't that the smoking gun that is going to get him convicted?

but first, to david spunt here in washington with the latest. >> david: the government argued not only did michaelhoping to run a story about donald trump before the election. michael sussmann charged, and james baker, he came to baker in 2016 and said he had information linking the trump organization to a russian bank with kremlin ties. special counsel durham says the lie is when sussmann told baker he was delivering information on his own, not on behalf of any clients, durham argues sussmann went on behalf of the clinton campaign and then gave the story to the media. september 18, 2016, sussmann texted baker, jim, it's michael sussmann. i have something time sensitive and sensitive, i need to discuss, do you have availability for a short meeting tomorrow, i'm coming on my own, not on behalf of a client or company. want to help the bureau, thanks. in closing arguments jurors saw some of the billing evidence showing sussmann build the clinton campaign on the same day he met with the fbi. sussmann's team, john, says he did nothing wrong, he had a long working relationship with the fbi and would nev

michael sussmann chose not to testify in his own defense. correspondent david spunt is outside the federal courthouse here in washington as he has been every night to tell us where things stand tonight. good evening, david. >> bret, two major developments in court today. the first we know that closing arguments will kick out tomorrow. the second one is the fact that michael sussmann, despite what some people thought he may, he ended up not testifying. it was the first time, bret, that we heard from michael sussmann directly in court as he stood before the judge, christopher cooper, and confirmed to the judge that he would not testify to defend himself on the stand. sussmann is charged with lying to the fbi, specifically then fbi general counsel james baker. when he came to baker in december 2016 and said he had information linking the trump organization to a russian bank with kremlin ties via a computer server. john durham, the special counsel says the actual lie is when sussmann told baker he was delivering the information on his own not on behalf of any clien

it is still unclear if michael sussman himself will testify. in washington david fox news. >> time for some further analysis of the developing story tonight the spring and defense department chief of staff agreed to have you with us cash. >> thanks for being with me. so jonathan says this on his website he says it revealed the role of hillary clinton in the bank scandal. while most media ignored the testimony of the former campaign it adds to a record on how the clinton campaign was arguably behind the most successful disinformation campaign in american political history both the steele dossier and the bank claim. clinton campaign violated the 11th thou shall not name a clinton in a scandal. but listen i've people asked me about this they've never heard about this for not seeing in the mainstream media they have no idea that this trial is going on. >> note you're right and that's because they refuse to cover it. who exposed the memo wrote it and then expose the trail of money that the clintons paid you were courageous enough to cover those stories 4-5 years ago bu

david perdue. the former president is warning many republicans won't show up in november if kemp wins. michaela. you were talking to david perdue. trump says if he loses, his voters won't turn out for kemp. >> i'm going to make sure no matter who is running, stacey abrams is not the against governor of georgia. >> so perdue is being what most would say the good republican there, meaning if i lose, i will support the republican nominee. trump says otherwise. what about voters? >> that's a no-brainer for perdue. he knows something that's fundamental about republicans in georgia. whatever they think of the 2020 election, they don't want abrams to be elected in the fall and become governor. so i talked to a number of republicans in georgia last week. most of them perdue supporters. all of them enthusiastic about trump and a lot of them repiecing the false claims what you hear from trump, but when i asked them will you vote for kemp if he wins the primary in the general election, they all said yes. you don't hear that personal vindictiveness that you hear from trump brian kemp has done a good job o

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michael sussman lied to the fbi. he is denying that. he claimed he was not working with the hillary campaign when he gave info on trump. he is pleading not guilty. david the district court in washington. reporter: good evening, former clinton campaign attorney michael sussman charged with one count of making a false statement to the fbi. back in 2016, two months before the election, sussman went to the fbi and said he had information linking the trump organization, via a computer server to russian-based alfa bank. then owned by associates close to vladmir putin. the fbi investigated and the allegation was bogus. sussman claims he was a concerned citizen worried about national security but the government says he billed the hillary clinton campaign for that fbi meeting. opening statements earlier at that, federal prosecutors under the direction of special counsel john durham said that sussman sought to manipulate the fbi with hopes of creating a october surprise to tilt the election toward hillary clinton. even though a trump russia connection never materialized prosecutors say the damage was done. trump and russia were forever linked in the court of pu

hi, david. >> david: hi, sandra, john. this is big news. michael sussmann in 2016, september 2016 went to the fbi down the street from where i'm standing in d.c. said he had a link of information between trump and a russian bank. and he said he was coming in on his own, not on behalf of a counsel, but durham says he was representing the clinton campaign in a politically motivated way when he went to the fbi. michael sussmann 20 minutes ago after being acquitted. >> i have a few thoughts to share now that the trial has ended. first, i told the truth to the fbi, and the jury clearly recognized that with their unanimous verdict today. i'm grateful to the members of the jury for their careful and thoughtful service, despite being falsely accused i'm relieved justice ultimately prevailed in my case. as you can imagine, a difficult year for my family and me but right now we are just grateful for the love and support of so many during this ordeal and looking forward to getting back to the work that i love. >> david: john durham, the special prosecutor san

michael sussmann. he was charged with lying to the fbi when he brought in a tip about a possible connection between donald trump and russia during the 2016 election. davide outside the courthouse in d.c. good afternoon. >> trace, good afternoon to you. the former clinton campaign attorney michael sussmann felt relieved today after being acquitted of lying to the fbi. as the verdict was read in court, sussmann eagerly listened to that verdict. in 2016 he went to the fbi and said he had fbi linking the trump organization to russia. information that did not pan out. special counsel john durham said sussmann lied when he claimed to bring the information just as a concerned citizen to the fbi, not as a partisan with the clinton campaign. ultimately jurors believed sussmann. >> i told the truth to the fbi and the jury recognized that with their unanimous verdict today. i'm grateful to the member of the jury for their careful and thoughtful service. despite being falsely accused, i'm relieved that justice prevailed in my case. as you can imagine, this has been a difficult year for my family and me. right now we're just grateful for the love and support of so m

david. >> good evening, bret. busy day here today at federal court. federal prosecutors say that former clinton campaign attorney michaelussmann manipulated the fbi to open this investigation into then candidate donald trump to create that october surprise right before the election. we got some video of sussmann leaving the federal courthouse within the last hour with his legal team. the dagen with the opening statement and ended with several witnesses on the stand including two fbi agents. sussmann is charged with lying to the fbi two months before the 2016 election, bret, he went to the fbi and said he had some conversation with limping the trump organization via a computer serve tore a russian based alpha bank then owned by associates close to vladimir putin. the fbi investigated the allegation was bogus. an fbi agent on the stand today said it didn't take long to determine there was no secret back channel between the trump organization and russia but the investigation continued just going through the chain of command. sussmann claims he was a concerned citizen, worried about the national security of the country when

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michael sussman. he is pleading not guilty to lie toying the fbi. david spunt has more.ast 45 minutes a jury officially been impaneled in this case. john durham began looking at the origins of that trump russia narrative three years ago in may 2019. as you mentioned we do have video of john durham entering the federal courthouse this morning. he began looking into the narrative at the direction then of attorney general bill barr. he charged three people so far. this is his first trial as you mentioned as part of that probe. michael sussman is a former clinton campaign attorney charged with making a false statement to the fbi two months before the 2016 liz. sussman called a man named james baker, the lead attorney at the fbi. sussman told baker he had information that linked the trump campaign to russia via a russian bank. we know that information turned out to be false. according to the government sussman told baker he was just delivering that information on behalf of himself as a concerned citizen. however durham claims that sussman billed the hillary clinton campaign.

michael sussmann's trial prosecutors said during closing arguments this morning that they have proof beyond reasonable doubt the former clinton campaign attorney is guilty of making false statements to the fbi. david>> jurors spent a few hours deliberating today but we won't have a verdict until at least tuesday. former clinton campaign attorney michael sussmann is charged with lying to the fbi specifically then fbi general counsel james baker when he came december 2016, he said can information linking trump organization to russian bank called alpha bank special counsel john durham says the lie is when sussmann told baker he was delivering information on his own, not on behalf of any client. durham argues sussmann went on behalf of the clinton campaign and peddled the story to the media. in closing arguments jurors stop evidence showing sussmann build the campaign on the day he met with the fbi. e-mails between sussmann and reporters also shown to jurors. his team told jurors despite what the government said this was not a giant political conspiracy theory. assessment attorney sean berkowitz told jurors a text message sussmann sent baker the night before the meeting doesn't matter, it's what sussm

. >> harris: david spunt live in washington with the latest. >> good morning. this trial is about michael sussman. one of the clinton campaign attorneys but we're waiting testimony from the general counsel of the clinton campaign a name we're familiar with, marquee k -- mark elias. one of the people responsible in the clinton campaign for hiring fusion gps, that opposition research firm which eventually procured that controversial steele dossier. this trial is about michael sussman who worked at the same law firm a mark he -- elias. prosecutors say it's simple, sussman tried to manipulate the f.b.i. to open and investigation into donald trump, something an average citizen just simply could not do. sussman is charged with lying to the bureau two months before the 2016 election he went to the bureau and said he had some information linking the trump organization via a computer server to a russian based alpha bank owned by associates close to vladimir putin. the f.b.i. investigated and that allegation was bogus. he claimed he was a concerned citizen worried about national security but the go

we've had lebron weekend and michael jordan in town alongside the likes of the williams sisters, george lucas, will.i.am, david estimated 300,000 people have been here over the course of the weekend. for those who have paid, it hasn't come cheap. tickets in the grandstand starting at $750. this though has been seen as a landmark weekend for formula 1, the arrival of the second u.s. race on the calendar alongside with las vegas joining the party. one where the sports owners, liberty media really wanted to introduce when they took over in 2017. well, they might not have got the beach front location they were hoping for because of opposition from the locals, they did build a fake marina complete with super yachts where fans could watch the the events unfold. iners of the interest, it's been the perfect storm really, the general growth inning. along with the -- it's opened up formula 1 to a whole new audience and at least they feels the sport has joined the american conscience and with all the focus, the teams and the drivers have really wanted to put on a show, and they did just that. the world champion max verst

we have lewis hamilton, michael jordan, tom brady, and david beckham. >> wow. >> wow is right.re the g.o.a.t.s right there, but we're going to have much more on that grand prix. very exciting weekend. >>> we have a lot of news to get to this morning. the latest on gas prices is coming up. they're likely to hit a record high today. >>> but we'll begin with the war in ukraine and vladimir putin's annual world war ii victory speech. he had a new message for the troops. >> as ukraine endures russia's relentless assault. let's go to our senior foreign correspondent ian pannell in ukraine. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, robin. vladimir putin, as you said, has just given his much anticipated victory day speech in front of thousands of russian troops. i think in many ways it was more remarkable what he didn't say for what he did. no doubling down here. there wasn't a mass mobilization. there wasn't a declaration of war. instead what he tried to do was use the success, the victory against the nazis in the past to try and justify the war today. ♪ this morning a massive mil

michael, on this. because i do think pennsylvania's really interesting. what's david's point.nd have them just go out and spend the next several months to saying prices are too high, voted republican. things are not back to normal. boys isn't it a bummer that covid is still around. whatever. just you know up and down the vibes or bath. both for me. what you are gonna get, you might get kathy barnett for sean fetterman, and if on the democrats, that looks like a winnable race and are otherwise pretty brutal political environment that could mean the difference between santa controller not. >> you know you are in a particular position when you got republicans, noted in the focus group, that said hey, i could vote for fetterman. i don't see, he's not that crazy or scary to me. you are absolutely right. i think my friends on this panel know, having been in the trenches with, when you've got a good candidate, and a good message, you set yourself on a glide path that makes it much more difficult for your opponents to come after you. because you now have them fighting against themselv

michael george reporting live in buffalo. >>> the man accused of a shooting inside an orange county church appeared in court today. david chou has been charged with five felony count, including one count of first-degree murder and five counts of attempted murder. investigators say chou traveled from las vegas to carry out his attack. that left one person dead and injured another. >> the lying in wait with the personal use of a firearm makes this case alone without more life without the possibility of parole, assuming we can prove all the charges. >> the judge has grid to not give bail to chou. the judge also grid to continue his arraignment until next month. >>> to the war in ukraine, where the battle for mariupol appears to be over. russia appears to hold the entire port city. new video released appears to show wounded ukrainian troops being carried from the steel plant on stretchers. others were bussed to russian-controlled areas where moscow said the wounded would be treated. ukraine's last defenders in mariupol have endured relentless strikes from russian force for more than two months. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and

michael sussman. sussman is accused of lying to baker when he handed over now debunks information attempting to link the trump organization to russia. correspondent davidtrict court in washington. >> reporter: central witness in the case, former fbi general counsel james baker took the stand late wednesday afternoon. he met with defendant michael sussman september 2016 about allegations of a connection between the trump organization and russia. baker said he became friends with sussman and the two kept in "frequent contact." he recalled a text message central to the case. baker said it was sent to his personal cell phone and he was surprised. on september 18th, 2016, sussman texted, "jim, it's michael sussman. i have something time-sensitive and sensitive i need to discuss. do you have availability for a short meeting tomorrow? i'm coming on my own, not on behalf of a client or company. want to help the bureau, thanks." sussman had a badge to get into fbi head quarters and offered baker information linking the trump organization via a computer server to a russian-based bank. the fbi investigated. nothing to it. sussman claims he came forward not on beh

michael stutsman. this was a first and special counsel john durham's probe into the origins of the trump russia investigation. fox news correspondent davidid sprunt is here with the details. >> davidjuror. spent a few hours deliberating today, but we won't have a verdict untily at least tuesday after the holiday weekend when c michael sussman is back in court. former clinton campaign attorney michael sussman is charged with lying to the fbihe specifically then the fbi general counsel james bakerke when he came to bakerto in september 2016 and said he had some information linking the trumpor organization to a russian bank called alpharu bank with kremlin ties via a computer server back channel special counsel john durham says the lie is when stutsman told baker he was delivering information on his own not on behalf of any clients . durhamth argues that sussman wee on behalf of the clinton campaignnt and peddled the stort to the media. in closing arguments today, jurors saw billing evidence showing that sussman billed the clinton campaign on the same day he met with the- fbi. emails betweenween sussman and reporters also shown to jurors sussman's team told jurors via a poster board.

michael flynn. she even without donald trump's endorsement has risen. the other component is david00s and 2010s would have been your cookie cutter republican nominee with his money, with his military pedigree, service in the george w. bush administration. he is in the ball game, but he isn't at the altitude we thought a couple of months ago. it shows you the changing republican party. >> indeed. phil, now we learned elon musk does plan to reverse -- he says he would reverse the twitter ban on donald trump once he takes over the company, if that goes through. what impact do you think that might have on the midterms? is it really too early to tell? >> it's a little early to tell what impact that could have electorally in terms of people voting. what it will mean for trump is that the statements that he is making that right now only people in his ecosphere are hearing will suddenly be in front of more americans. we remember the tweets that would come from the former president when he was in office almost hour by hour. he was suddenly silenced. he still makes those remarks, but they co

michael sussmann appeared for jury selection. durham was also in attendance, it's just starting. correspondents davidat the justice department with what to expect during this trial. >> this morning special counsel john durham walked into federal court for jury selection in his first trial related to a probe he opened three years ago. looking at the origins of a narrative painting donald trump in cahoots with russia. former clinton campaign attorney michael sussmann is on trial charged with lying to the fbi. two months before the 2016 election, sussmann reached out to the bureau's head attorney. sussmann told fbi general counsel james baker he had information linking the trump campaign to russia via a russian bank but that information never panned out. several media outlets ran with it and the uncorroborated story of a trump-russia connection made headline after headline. over the past three years, durham faced great expectation. >> i feel one of the most important investigations in the history of our country. >> the investigation was heavily delayed by the pandemic though it picked up speed last summ

david perdue. >> recent polls show perdue trailing kemp, who trump attacked because he thinks he didn't do enough to overturn georgia's 2020 election results. let's take you to atlanta and michaelu seeing from the candidates in the final days in this race? >> reporter: with just two days before the primary, brian kemp is focusing less on his republican opponent, david perdue, and more on the likely democratic nominee for governor here, stacey abrams. you mentioned the polls showing that kemp has a sizable lead over perdue, fox news poll in recent days showed that 60% of likely republican primary voters are with the governor. yesterday at a rally near his hometown of athens, kemp warned supporters not to go easy before tuesday. take a listen. >> don't believe the polling. be excited by the momentum. but use that to encourage you even more to leave no doubt on tuesday and then on wednesday we will all unite on the mission to make sure stacey abrams is not going to be our governor or our next president. >> reporter: now, it is not hopeless for david perdue. he has a slim chance of forcing kemp to under 50% on tuesday and getting into a two-candidate runoff later this summer. on fr

david: welcome to balance of power. it's the first friday of the month's which means jobs day. here to bring us those numbers is michael month? >> very strong. 12 month in a row in which the hiring has been over 400,000. that is exactly the same as we saw in the month of march and the unemployment rate stayed the same. 3.6%.

david? >> all right, haeva, thank you. >>> we are following the investigation tonight at the mysterious deaths of americans at a luxury resort in the bahamas. michael and robbie phillips among those who did not survive this. authorities say all four americans sought medical help the night before three of them were then found dead. toxicology samples have been sent to a u.s. lab. and abc's will reeve is in the bahamas tonight. >> and this is the villa where the three people passed away. >> reporter: tonight, an urgent investigation in the bahamas as officials identify the three americans who mysteriously died at the sandals emerald bay resort in exuma. michael and robbie phillips of tennessee found dead in their beachside villa. their family writing, "our hearts are grieving and broken, but full of hope." vincent chiarella died in an adjacent room. his wife donnis surviving, airlifted to a hospital near miami. >> they were celebrating their 40th anniversary, which was a few days away from ours. just a lovely, lovely couple that was just full of life and just enjoying their time in paradise. >> reporter: their son austin telling abc news his mother w