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. >> yeah, absolutely. and, evan, my understanding you came out of an fbi briefing. 're charged with analyzing pieces of this balloon that came down in the atlantic. what are you learning? >> reporter: yeah, abby, so the fbi has now in its hands the initial parts of this balloon and some of the equipment that was recovered from the top of the ocean. this is off the coast of south carolina. there's a lot of the contents, the payload, so to speak, that remains underwater under dozens of feet of water and that is work that is more complicated especially because of the weather and because you have navy and fbi divers going down there. we have some of the first pictures now that you see there on your screen from the fbi of some of the recovery efforts. we also have pictures of the contents of the balloon that have now made their way to quantico which is the fbi lab that is going to be doing this analysis hoping to learn a lot more about the signals intelligence collection the communications collection this balloon was doing. we asked the question on the briefing that we ha

wants more answers about what happened in those conversations between this guy, evan corchran and his client, donald trump. >> yeah. i have a feeling this is going to be quite a fight. obviously, they do not want to give up that right to attorney-client privilege. evan corchran is not the only trump attorney going before the grand jury. a third attorney appeared before the grand jury back in january. what can she provide these other attorneys can't? why did they want to speak to her in addition to evan corchran? >> right. so this is the third attorney. she's a little different than two other attorneys. they have already gone into the grand jury around the mar-a-lago documents. corchran and kristina bobb, they were handling the searches and telling the justice department we searched everything, we don't think we have anything else. and then the fbi came in and found hundreds more classified documents. haba is the chief lawyer leading trump's defense in a civil case opposite -- or the trump family and the trump business, their defense in, a civil case opposite the attorney general in new york and what she had done w

yeah. on another note, evan, you spent a lot of time with president biden before i ran for president in the last election. you wrote a book about the run. he didn't declare he is running this imtoo. he seems to be saying, as he told david last week, he has a few other things he wants to get out of the way to finish before he seems to make that announcement. what is your sense of, you know, his process? what is going through his mind in your view right now? >> he doesn't make this kind of a decision in a hurry. he can drag it out longer than the advisors would like. look, at the end of the day, the thing that is most important from his perspective in making this choice is does he think he is the best democrat to be able to run and win? they're trying to show they're making the investment and can bring people back into the workforce. he quwants to tout a few more numbers. if he is the one that can win and there is nobody better, then i think you're likely to see him take the plunge. >> i think it is happening sooner rather than later. thank you for your great perspective on two krit he cannil

. >> yeah, yeah, absolutely. so also, as evanez is reporting out the new aggressive strategy from hunter biden's legal team, it might be a good legal strategy, but is it a good political strategy when it is coming to his father, and president biden and soon to be announcing the re-election bid? >> look, probably not. just the sheer fact that hunter biden is back in the news certainly -- >> right. >> signals a change. he has been trying to do everything he could for the last couple of years to stay out, but it is definitely a new legal strategy, and he has a potential serious case against him, and abbe lowell, one of his lawyers is known for hard tactics on this, and going on the offense, but going to the offense for hunter biden legally, it is certainly creating some challenges of potentially for his father. but at the end of the day, the reality is that hunter biden was going to be back in the news all year long as the house gop was going if be investigating thing, and it is likely to be done, and this is not necessarily the whi

yeah. big questions and whether or not evan corchran may have to go before them without that attorney-client privilege. we'll see what the judge decides here. of paula reid, great reporting. thank you. >>> michigan state university identified the three students tragically killed monday night by campus gunman. they are brian frasier, alexandria verner and arielle anderson. arielle was a junior and native of grosse pointe. her high school superintendent said her kindness was on display every second you were around her. brian fa br brian frasier was described as a leader and a friend. and junior alexandria verner was from a tiny community north of detroit where she knew almost everybody. during her high school years, she was a three sport athlete as well as an excellent student, active in many leadership groups. five other students remain in the hospital in critical condition. >>> and this morning we're learning new details about the gunman. his father describing hims is a momma's boy who became bitter, isolated and angry after his mother died from a stroke two years ago. anthony dewayne mccray

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. >> yeah, it's going to go on and on. evanuch. >>> some major international news we're tracking right now here in "the situation room." ukrainian officials are warning russia is gearing up to what they're describing as maximum escalation just ahead of a possible spring military offensive against ukraine. cnn's correspondent fred pleitgen has our report from the frontlines. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: all-out warfare on the eastern front. we're in a trench with ukrainian paratroopers. as they fire on russian positions using aks and a u.s. supplied browning heavy machine gun. they're searching for weak spots in our position, says the commander, call sign ghost. they want to see if we fight back. if we show strong resistance, they don't advance. and this is what strong resistance looks like. the lugs russians are only abou yards away, hidden in the snow and fog, but constantly firing at the entrinched ukrainian. the enemy uses small arms, heavy machine guns, artillery, mortars, rocket launchers and aviation, as well. but so far, the

is on site ahead of an interview with ceo evan spiegel we've talked about it every time the last three quarters have been net disappointments >> reporter: yeahons here and it's interesting because snap was one of the first tech companies to do layoffs dethis layoffs back in august, and now it's been almost six months since then. what is the road map for growth for this country they talked about ad headwinds, carl, and the worst advertising results in the most recent quarter than, say, meta did. take a look at this company's stock price. such a roller coaster down 72% but it's up 22% year to date so many questions about what's in store they have this new subscription service and then just overall how are they engaging with advertisers right now? >> julia, i wonder if there's a credibility question here. i mean, the last time that evan spiegel did that and set out those long-term targets just to take them away later how are investors supposed to believe anything coming out of this today >> reporter: well, look, the market has changed dramatically the last two years or so since snap did one of these investor days, but i think what we're going t

evan corcoran. that seems to be the essence of all this. is that right? >> yeah that's part of it and it's also did trump talk to fatten corcoran order to go through one of the other trump world lawyers? who's mentioned in the new york times article and it is a player who's been around trump world and seems to be overseeing different lawyers. who was giving the instruction to heaven corcoran? and did evan corcoran give instruction to christina bobb when she signed that statement back in june? who is overseeing it and what information did they know? does it all come back to donald trump in the end? or was someone else, was it boris epstein who went rogue and was trying to convey false information? that's what the doj has to nail down. they have to have clarity before they decide to pull the trigger and proceed in indictment. >> do you think this represents a newly aggressive stance on the part of special counsel jack smith when it concerns mar-a-lago. because of this moral around trump, some folks thought that smith might be backing off. do you think that's all a

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yeah, this is totally insane. should be alarming to anyone cares about the first amendment. we have video of the arrest that happened moments after. >> this news nation correspondent of ours, evan lambert was reporting live on air. we'll show you that momentarily. first, though, here's a look at what happened before he was arrested in cuffed. and men unfolded. >> originally on friday night, there was a controlled release of these chemicals as well. and we're actually being told right now that we need to stop broadcasting because of this news conference is behind us. and we're in the command center. so as we all listen back there and i listen here, you learn the latest nickel. all right, evan, now we know even on all of >> all right. so that is the end of evan lambert's report there. >> and that elementary school deal. and, you know, with this whole train derailment issue, that's been a top story nationally for the past several days until the anchor. he was asked to stop by law enforcement. he ended the report as they asked. but law enforcement then proceeded to arrest him anyway. here's video of that. >> so i'm sorry. thank you. see the you are. >> couldn't be more calm. and th

evan, when you concern that was a sonic boom-level flyover yesterday. >> that's right. pete: pretty natural reaction. >> yeahnot do that. [laughter] but it does have the effect on the enemy, when they hear that. >> yeah, i think so. i think the american military force just in general comes with big sound, and everybody should fear it. pete: absolutely correct. so, travis, you're making your debut driving for black rifle -- first of all, you're driving for a great company. >> it is such a privilege to even be a part of it. it was a long shot to qualify. i really want to be a part of the daytona 500, and i said, how can we be more involved? how can we do this in a fun way? two weeks ago jumped on the dirt track for a first time, won one of the races, jumped in the truck race yesterday, and we've been at bass pro just having the time of our lives this whole week, and i cannot wait to get in there. the whole family's coming down to experience the daytona 00 -- 500. pete: evan, talking about the experience of being around racing, sponsoring cars. pretty cool. >> a few years ago johnny morris gave us a chance to s

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. >> evan was charged with criminal trespass and disorderly conduct and placed in the back of a squad car. he had this to say. >> we want to say to people watching >> he's trying to do is shop. yeah. so that was joe khalil during and after lambert's release, he had a chance to speak to news nation about the instant about what happened was going through his mind. take a look. >> no journalist expects to be arrested when you're doing your and i think that's really important that that doesn't happen in our country and obviously happens more often more frequently in other that don't have the freedoms that we do and the constitution that protects this job that i'm so lucky to be able to do. and i'm going to continue doing and like like this situation is going to stop. stop me. stop us from reporting on what people need to know. >> here's the thing. so he's out of jail now, but he still may not be at a legal trouble. because we talked about the charges. he was charged with disorderly conduct and cole trespassing. you've got to assume that could all just be exposure. got away with rob. you can. >> using invited member of the media is not trespassing and interesting story that will be so

evans. join me on gb news. the headliners at 11 pm. what's the scoop? i'll be by two of the country's top comedians. yeahomorrow's newspapers tonight is going to trouble if it's a big story, we'll be covering it. spill some tea . him covering it. spill some tea. him there. we'll also some fun. i wouldn't stick up a i like father love me so . headliners father love me so. headliners every night from 11 on gb news. the royal. welcome back to your friday night. it's time for the big interview in which we speak to the biggest names in the world of politics showbiz, sports, business beyond. now tonight in the studio is , tonight in the studio is, meghan, the founder of the hugely successful garage group so solid crew , enjoyed a string so solid crew, enjoyed a string of big hits from 2001 onwards, and mega is now a multi—platinum grammy , nominated music grammy, nominated music producer, the likes of drake smalls and lil wayne , which i smalls and lil wayne, which i have to say is all pretty impressive . he starts off in impressive. he starts off in battersea. that's not bad at all. well, come along , it seem

evans. tonight i'm in the company , two top comedians, leo company, two top comedians, leo kearse and, nick dixon, leo telegraph first sounds like i no longer to pretend to understand northern ireland backstop. oh yeahckstop. oh yeah . wouldn't it be great? i yeah. wouldn't it be great? i mean, it's just so boring. oh this brexit stuff. i mean, nobody voted boringness. no, this is. this is ridiculous. but there's be a new brexit there's going to be a new brexit as the northern ireland deadlock comes to an end. it's going to be announced the next fortnight after the uk watered down its hardline resistance to european judges on in judges rulings on issues in northern ireland. under the under the new plan goods travelling the mainland uk travelling from the mainland uk destined only for northern ireland. so not for ireland itself , not face physical itself, not face physical customs checks thanks to a new system of red and green lane. it sounds like the most basic system that's been in place yet. airports since late, late 70 airports since the late, late 70 finish also zones very easy very open to exploitation. so you know you could get things but there's a certain amount of money you're go into northe

evans. tonight i'm in the company , two top comedians, leo company, two top comedians, leo kearse and, nick dixon, leo telegraph first sounds like i no longer to pretend to understand northern ireland backstop. oh yeahckstop. oh yeah . wouldn't it be great? i yeah. wouldn't it be great? i mean, it's just so boring. oh this brexit stuff. i mean, nobody voted boringness. no, this is. this is ridiculous. but there's be a new brexit there's going to be a new brexit as the northern ireland deadlock comes to an end. it's going to be announced the next fortnight after the uk watered down its hardline resistance to european judges on in judges rulings on issues in northern ireland. under the under the new plan goods travelling the mainland uk travelling from the mainland uk destined only for northern ireland. so not for ireland itself , not face physical itself, not face physical customs checks thanks to a new system of red and green lane. it sounds like the most basic system that's been in place yet. airports since late, late 70 airports since the late, late 70 finish also zones very easy very open to exploitation. so you know you could get things but there's a certain amount of money you're go into northe

evan spiegel on the call last night talking about snap and the ad market. jim, we know that digital ads are something you can do on the flip of a switch >> yeah, i think that,sanguine. advertising's the first thing that companies cut back when things get tough, and i don't think they cut back and therefore shift -- this is what i thought that i was wrong i felt that last time snap reported and it was bad, remember, it's had very little impact from meta's stock and on google what i thought was the problem was snap turned out to be the problem was industrywide and i don't think things have gotten better along those lines. i think advertising's being cut everywhere, including on the web. >> you rarely like to go into earnings prints with the stocks hot. >> right. >> but meta has gone from 88 to 150. >> i think meta is an example of the one person who really runs a company, who is, i think, chosen behind the scenes to spend a little less time on the metaverse and more on the near term, the firings there were the second most after barry mccarthy from peloton and very -- >> you mean percentage wise. >> percentage wise, serious cutback. what was wrong with meta th

evans. join me on gb news. the headliners at 11 pm. what's the scoop? i'll be by two of the country's top comedians. yeahomorrow's newspapers tonight is going to trouble if it's a big story, we'll be covering it. spill some tea . him covering it. spill some tea. him there. we'll also some fun. i wouldn't stick up a i like father love me so . headliners father love me so. headliners every night from 11 on gb news. the royal. welcome back to your friday night. it's time for the big interview in which we speak to the biggest names in the world of politics showbiz, sports, business beyond. now tonight in the studio is , tonight in the studio is, meghan, the founder of the hugely successful garage group so solid crew , enjoyed a string so solid crew, enjoyed a string of big hits from 2001 onwards, and mega is now a multi—platinum grammy , nominated music grammy, nominated music producer, the likes of drake smalls and lil wayne , which i smalls and lil wayne, which i have to say is all pretty impressive . he starts off in impressive. he starts off in battersea. that's not bad at all. well, come along , it seem