devlin: it's two-fold. they are charged together with conspiring to obstruct this investigation that's the connective tissue for how all these things relate to each other. so that's one. two, walton is the guy who carries the boxes. as you read through the indictment, you see how according to prosecutors as soon as they start getting these demands for these documents, trump starts giving orders to move boxing around. taking boxes to the bedroom and bring ago whole bunch of boxes back into a storage room when they know the f.b.i. is going to be there the next day. would that really suggest and paints a time line of -- of significant obstruction and wall's case, they noticed that he just flat-out lied to them when they asked. this is a guy who took a picture of boxes with stuff just spilling out of them because there were so many boxes in mar-a-lago. and -- and when he's asked by the f.b.i., did you ever move boxes, he allegedly said, boxes? i don't know anything about any boxes. [laughter] >> but they' not t

>> it is the latter and just to build on what devlin said, even if the department of justice thought that jack smith had not been scrupulous in following every rule, there is no court that has the power to change that. these are just internal doj rules. this special counsel rules are not law. they're just department of justice internal policies. so there is no sort of endgame where they get to go to court and say, oh, wait a second, they didn't follow these rules it would really only be merrick garland who would have that ability or, you know, somebody reporting to him and as devlin said, it is extremely unlikely that that is going to be anything that they can hang their hat on. so, again, i think this is relatively -- something that happens, you hear them out, but this is standard practice, but before a charge is brought. >> even before all this new reporting came out and i'm convinced that neither devlin or frankly anybody on our nbc team ever sleeps because they're always posting things and i get up 4:00, 5:00 in the morning and they posted overnight, but you posted on monday befo

gets indicted is the one who was actually president who did it the right way, oh, my goodness. >> devlin, you wrote an entire article about this, why trump got charged when clinton didn't. can prosecutors convince jurors there's a difference? can they help jurors to understand why this case rises to the level it's gotten to? >> that's the big difference between the legal system and the political system. the political system is a lot of people talking often not based on fact. the legal system, the court system is based on presenting the facts as they have been shown to a jury. a jury is going to have to make decisions about those facts. that isn't necessarily going to convince the political world, but it matters a great deal this that courtroom. >> let's talk about the political world, garrett. tell me what's going on behind closed doors in miami today, the trump strategy how they're handling this is very obvious. what's their long-term goal here? what are we going to continue to hear not just from donald trump but from others? >> reporter: the good news about the trump strategy is it's u

devlin, you have more on when this recording was made and who was around at the time.ow about those circumstances? >> right, so this recording happened in july of 2021 so almost two years ago, and it happened at a time when trump was particularly angry at the joint -- chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, a guy named mark milley. other people in the room were a young aid to trump and people who are helping trump's former chief of staff mark meadows write a book, and there's a version, a condensed version of this conversation in meadows' book. >> and so barbara, the trump attack is just waiting this off, slamming this as politically motivated, but how significant could this evidence be? >> legally, ana, it's very significant. first, it could be used in a trial to show that donald trump had the knowledge of the classification rules. one of the things that makes it difficult to prove a case of mishandling classified documents is you must prove a willful violation, that is that the person knew they were violating the law. this is contrary to the normal rule that ignorance

attorney paul charlton, devlin barrett and jeh johnson, a former assistant u.s. attorney, a prosecutor here in new york's southern district. ken, today you are in florida. tell us why. we know why. you tell all us, why does it make sense to take action in florida versus d.c. on at least the mar-a-lago classified documents part of the jack smith's investigation? >> reporter: right. good afternoon. what legal experts are telling us is that there are some technical legal issues that argue for what they call venue, where they bring the case, being more logical in south florida. it's obvious to everyone that most of the conduct at issue here, whether obstruction of justice, alleged, or mishandling of classified information or dissemination, if he showed it to people, most of that took place in florida. in the federal system, there's a lot of creative ways prosecutors can bring a case in another jurisdiction. for example, the investigation is in washington, d.c. if the investigation was obstructed, you can bring an obstruction of justice case in the place where the inv

we're live in twin peaks, dave devlin, ktvu fox two news. thank you, dave.pening today as well, the family of alexis gabe will hold a memorial service in her honor. her father gwen wrote that authorities have completed an autopsy and forensic testing and a remains are now to diablo valley cremation and funeral services in concord. the one day memorial starts this afternoon at three. it will run until eight with a public service date funeral is scheduled for monday afternoon. well, federal leaders have promised to send resources to help get more drugs off the streets of san francisco. the department of justice approved san francisco for the next phase of operation overdrive, a program which provides federal resources to help tackle criminal drug operations. former house speaker nancy pelosi made that announcement yesterday. she said that she wrote a letter to the attorney general asking for support back in april. we are always welcoming any assistance that we can get from both the state and the federal level. this is an overwhelming crisis that we're facing i

we have 70s in oakland and 80s in devlin and san jose, and 90s in concord and fairfield, and you can take your pick when it is coming to the testimony, and when it comes to your thursday by friday, we will see the dangerous heat ramping up, and in concord and fairfield, and san jose is going to bump up into the 90s and with morgan hill, and san mateo, and oakland and expect to see the 70s and 80s and the mid-70s expected as well. why are we warming up, and what is happening? we have a high pressure that is going to build. and this is going to be responsible to build for as much as 50 degrees in some spot, and keep the valley highs dryer and higher than what we see in a lot of time. and this is dangerous heat, and it is going to be the very first heat advisory for 2023, and we will zoom in, and we will see san jose, and brentwood, and san jose, extending through gilroy and san jose in general, and expect to see the highs in the hundreds, and bring the increased risk of the heat-related risks. and you have probably heard this over the south portion of the u.s., and experiencing extreme

ctv's dave devlin sat down with the family and has more from san francisco. nine.gth. he's our superman. he's a survivor. four year old amari prince daniels is a vibrant and playful little boy . but two years ago, his mom feared the worst. i didn't know if he was dead or alive. omari fell from his third floor window at a san francisco housing complex. he'd been staying with his aunt and uncle in hunter's point while mom was out of the country on vacation. she immediately flew back. i get goosebumps even now talking about it every time i talk about it, i get goosebumps. police reports indicate the then two year old used both hands to push out the window screen. he then toppled out of the window frame , landing here on the ground. his mother says his lack of injuries was nothing short of a miracle. he was in a stretcher. he had a he had something on his neck and then he was just crying because he wanted me. so i grabbed him. i held him tight. yeah. i was just happy he was alive, you know, and to see he only had a scratch. fast forward to today in omaha. scratch has h

"the washington post"'s devlin barrett, thanks so much for bringing us your reporting. much more to come on this in the weeks and months ahead. >>> the grand jury weighing potential charges against former president trump for his alleged role in the january 6th insurrection has met with a half dozen secret service agents. this is according to two sources familiar with their testimony. the agents appeared before the jury after receiving subpoenas. nbc news reports, while the exact content of their subpoenas and appearances is not known, secret service agents who were close to trump on january 6th may be able to confirm, deny or provide more detail on a story first told by former aide cassidy hutchinson to the now defunct committee in congress. hutchinson told the committee she heard secondhand trump wanted secret service agents to drive to the capitol to join rioters, then attempted to grab the steering wheel and reached for the clavicles of the driver, secret service agent bobby engle. trump denied this account. spokesperson for the secret service denied to comment on th

dave devlin, ktvu fox two news, all right, dave, thank you so much.t weather out there. all right, let's talk about fiesta cultural kicks off this week consists of vibrant celebrations highlighting latin american culture and art. there is food there are shows, visual arts, a street fair, so much more. joining us now to talk about that week long event is the board of directors at diablo regional arts association, kevin sanchez. kevin, thanks so much for coming in. thank you very much for having me. so people are sitting at home going, i haven't heard of this before. it's because it is brand new and i was just saying to you, man, when you guys do something, even on the first time, you do it big because this is a full week of events. tell me how this kind of came about. so i mean, i've lived in the east bay for 20 years and whether you've ever been out there or you're out there all the time, which you realize there's a huge tapestry of people in the east bay and almost 30% is latino. and as we looked at what do we want to put in the center, we are we'd l

dave devlin, ktvu fox two news. alameda county library is wrapping up a year of lgbtq pride events. people celebrated today with a queer comics expo at the san lorenzo library. you may remember that's where a group of proud boys interrupted drag storytime last june with anti lgbtq slurs in response to the hateful act. the series, called every month, is pride month, was created. alameda county libraries have hosted several events like today's queer expo in the past year. i really appreciate the library's response in terms of making sure that every month there is something that allows some visibility and some space being made for the queer people who were there that day or who have heard about it and were impacted about impacted by that event negatively. today's event included crafts and cosplay drag performances and speaker panels with queer authors. the alameda county library says even though its pride series ends today, there will be more lgbtq events in the future. we have an entire section of our website dedicate

live in the newsroom, dave devlin, ktvu fox two news. all right, dave, thank you. the san francisco based autonomous vehicle company cruise is facing some criticism tonight tied to that shooting, walking emergency medical and fire. i got to get it out of here now. okay a twitter user posted this video last night. you can hear the frustration of a police officer there who watch this cruise vehicle with no one inside. get close to the crime scene crews tweeted a response to the situation and saying, like all of us in san francisco, we are saddened by this tragic event in our home city. our thoughts are with the victims and families, and we wish them all a full recovery. our car initially stopped as it was approaching an active emergency scene, then proceeded to perform a u-turn and pull over. throughout this time, all vehicles, including emergency response vehicles, were able to proceed around our car. we're thankful to all of our first responders for helping to keep us safe during situations like this. and the company goes on to say that it is committed to working c

dave devlin, ktvu fox two news. all right, checking out the holiday weekend forecast. showed up today. shows up even more tomorrow. let's go to alex savage now with a look at some of the stories we are working on for the 7:00 news on ktvu plus. okay, julie, thank you. coming up new tonight at seven, congresswoman barbara lee there she is weighing in on the supreme court decision to ban affirmative action. we'll have more on congresswoman lee's comments and her thoughts on this decision and what she believes the impact will be for generations of college students. plus you can become part owner of the oakland roots and the oakland soul sports club. we'll talk live with the organization's co-founder about how you can invest and participate directly in the team's success. yes, those stories and a whole lot more coming up tonight live at seven over on ktvu plus. all right, alex, we'll see you in a bit. but first here, a temporary slowdown in the melting of glaciers at yosemite. how long researchers expect this trend will last this week is your chance to try any subway footl

dave devlin live tonight in the newsroom with reaction from voters as well as the gop in san francisco. dave good evening, mike. well, politics are a very private matter for many california voters, so getting them to talk about today's impact was difficult. those who did speak up already had an opinion of the former president. some remain in his corner, while others say he should drop out of the campaign rather altogether. it makes me sick to my stomach. no, he should not be our president. no. tuesday's indictment of former president donald trump at a miami courthouse further solidifying how some californians plan to cast their vote in 2024. for lynn phillips, she says he's not a trustworthy candidate. no, he's an egotist. i know he's never going to admit to anything. sharon clark says trump still has her support if he's guilty, biden's guilty as easy as that. and i hope trump becomes the next president again . as we've reported, the former president entered a not guilty plea after a grand jury indicted him on 37 charges for his handling of classified documents at his florida mar a lag

dave devlin sat down with the family and has more from san francisco now. these are strength.r superman. he's a survivor. four year old amari daniels is a vibrant and playful little boy. but two years ago, his mom feared the worst. i didn't know if he was dead or alive. omari fell from his third floor window at a san francisco housing complex. he'd been staying with his aunt and uncle in hunter's point while mom was out of the country on vacation. she immediately flew back. i get goosebumps even now talking about it. every time i talk about it, i get goosebumps. police reports indicate the then two year old used both han to push out the window screen. he then toppled out of the window frame, landing here on the ground. his mother says his lack of injuries was nothing short of a miracle. he was in a stretcher. he had a he had someth then he was just. so i grabbed him. i held him tight. yeah. i was just happy he was alive, you know, and to see he only had a scratch . fast forward to today in omori scratch has healed and his mom has made it her mission to raise awareness about wi

his roommate was colonel larry devlin who had been a staff officer with patton in the war. he was a retread from the first war when he was in the navy then he saw the light and came over to the army for the second war. he was a colonel. he was a tremendous tremendous human being. and he said when he saw the movie. he said kim. i thought it was the old man himself. that's how good george c. scott got the movie, but you have to be very careful. of certain factors in the movie because the technical advisor was general of the army, omar bradley. and there is a scene in there just before the start of the german counteroffensive in in the battle of the bulge. where bradley phones patent and he says george i got to pull that tenth armored division from you and he says, oh brad. i'm got a bridge across this our river into germany. you got to let me go through. no george. i got to have that something's going on up north and we got ike wants all of us to meet it for done tomorrow morning. be there at 10:00 sharp. well the verdun meeting took place. and that part of it is accurate. bu

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dave devlin, ktvu fox two news. yeah, it really is so nice to see that community there stepping up for not only the victim's family but also so many of his young friends. dave thank you so much. 215 days after street racing led to a tragic crash on the peninsula, a civil lawsuit has been filed. i don't think it'll ever make sense to those girls, especially the suddenness of it and the totality of just losing your parents in a in a blink of an eye, essentially, i had at 530 tonight how a family in pain is trying to prevent the next tragedy. now to a developing story in the south bay. san jose police say they're investigating a shooting that happened at 320 this afternoon on beatrice court near fruitvale avenue. police say a man was transported to the hospital with life threatening injuries. traffic is affected in the area as the investigation is now underway and people are being asked to avoid this area. no word yet, though, on what led up to the shooting or if anyone has been arrested. and we are staying on top of b

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. >> well, devlin, a lot to watch and read in your reporting. it is much for joining me this evening. i'm joined now by my colleague erin melber, msnbc chief legal correspondent and the host of the beat. so, are you, you have given the been spending a lot of time focusing on these cases and washing them. what is your take on this media that happened today between trump's lawyers and the special counsel? >> well, jen. number one, trump lost his request effort to get a meeting with a attorney general eric garland, as you alluded to. number two, -- >> what is the significance of trump to not get that meeting? >> i just think it shows that he is out of power and running out of options. you know as well as anyone than in politics you do project power and he looks at this as a public fight. so asking for something in public and not getting it is not good. number two, i think that we are seeing that the trump team on their side is very concerned that the doj is approaching a possible indictment of donald trump. >> yeah. in their letter to merrick garla

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dave devlin tells us tradition and legacy took center stage. the ancestors are why you're here.opened its annual juneteenth celebration with libation as the crowd watched, or charlotte marcus, a cultural educator, began the ritual of honoring the ancestors. and so we pour water into a plant to symbolize life and that their life is extended in this ritual from there, a brief prayer was offered up denouncing slavery and celebrating freedom. we pray today that this occasion, this gathering, will be one that will honor you, that people will be able to celebrate and to remember that we have a long legacy. we thank you right now that we are able to communicate with one another, to look and have a ring ring with the harmony of liberty after the singing of the black national anthem, marin city honored the living, paying tribute to the oldest and youngest in the crowd . among the elders, royce macklemore. she's lived in marin city, 76 years and shared the importance of roots and making a difference. everyone has purpose in their lives and so i would say to the young, you have purpose and