just explain to viewers, evan _ uncomfortable. just explain to viewers, evan is _ uncomfortable.uncomfortable. just explain to viewers, evan isjust a normal| viewers, evan isjust a normal everyday guy who became a journalist and developed an interest in russia and developed an interest in russia and was covering the region for you. that's right. his parents were sovietjewish immigrants to the united states. evan was born in the us but he grew up speaking russian at home. as he moved intojournalism after college he would give moscow try. he worked in moscow for quite a few years before coming to join us. he's incredibly well versed in the story. he came tojoin he's incredibly well versed in the story. he came to join the wall streetjournaljust before the start of the ukraine war last year. i street journaljust before the start of the ukraine war last year. i know ou told of the ukraine war last year. i know you told me — of the ukraine war last year. i know you told me that _ of the ukraine war last year. i know you told me that you _ of the ukraine war last year. i know you told

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hey, evan, do you need any help? and corcoran says, no thank you, walt, and can you also please stay outside? trump's lawyer then leaves the storage room unlocked and walks away, and this is where the record of what happened gets a little fuzzy. the special counsel has subpoenaed security footage from mar-a-lago from around the time of the search, but there are reportedly gaps in that security footage. now, prosecutors have been asking witnesses questions about those gaps, and we know from previous reporting that mr. walt nauta is at the center of those questions about the security footage gaps. he's at the center of those questions, too. after the fbi requested the security footage from mar-a-lago, mr. nauta reportedly reach out to trump's head of security, texting the security guys to, hey, call him. why did walt nauta need to talk to trump's security team on what was on those tapes? and does it have anything to do with why there are gaps on that security footage? that is one of the many things we still do not know

evan corcoran, comes into this cold got a lot of this from the former president could've evan corcoran the mercy. of trump's lawyers of events. when he spotted late. and i think it's part of the reason why his notes are so important. and part of the reason why what evan corcoran is told maybe significantly different than the facts, because he is new to the issue. >> there's another piece of this that i think is important if not specifically legally but for the narrative which is why didn't trump want to hold on to these documents? and dublin, you've had a piece that i found similar, it's pockmarked on our browser, about trump's sort of motivation for all of us which sounds like it was vanity. and yet you have some new reporting and the times reporting about the doj subpoenaing financial records from the trump organization specifically as it pertains to business deals he made in 2017. can we talk a little bit about those businesses and how they made it dovetailed or how they do dot here with the mar-a-lago investigation. >> right, so the subpoena that went out in april asked for informa

first question is for doctor evans. smitty clear for the year that the system is unsafe and under mind healthcare delivery operations and morale and in columbus and i heard this from employees veterans the wily veterans outpatient clinic and when i toured fastball and partly coming sounds like washington and oregon are experiencing the same issues we understand that you have been there near the same concerns i've heard of your improvement efforts arere successful, what should we expect to see there and elsewhere. >> interactive was there is this past tuesday. i'm incredibly grateful for the leadership of the frontline staff in columbus. they are leaning forward and have been doing, they been raising their hands and plenty of issues that we need to fix. the major part of the program set is listening to our end-users and more rapidly addressing the issues and as a mentor before remotest the past improvement. the system reliability. increased if inefficiencies better configuration that will allow improved and unimproved co

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routes -- evan wrote that tells you who evan was as a reporter to tell the story of russia, which story think the return of russian soldiers from ukraine to russia. that is one where we think, well, this is a situation where it is about russians and the good ukrainians, you know. the contours of that. he said, look, there are casualties coming back to russia and any casualty is a terrible casualty that has a terrible impact on people. he went to find those people and he said, this is what it looks like when you bring people back from the front. >> so he humanized this. >> a very humanizing reporter. we are not the wall street journal. but he did a very good job of bringing russia to life from the ground up. i have been paid correspondent from much of my career and in some correspondent operate in embassy and diplomatic and government circles and some operate on the ground. he was very much at on the ground reporter. comfortable in other circumstances, but he really brought the country life by being over there. >> let's talk about the process. there is a war going on. why do you think ru

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evan frazier owns a security company in the bay area that offers client both arms and unarmed guards. >> clients rather they tend to lead towards armed security . in like rougher neighborhoods or neighborhoods with more extensive crime. or particular businesses and areas where they continuously get robbed or is a high theft. >> evan says many of his armed guards are former police officers. so they have extensive training with firearms. but that amount of training , evan says, is not required by the state. >> uniformed armed guards, you see like bank of america or something like that, right? they don't have to have any prior experience. >> reporter: evan says without that prior experience, some guards can have trouble making the right decision during stressful situations. that is why evan thinks it would be good if the state required and provided more training. >> say if you are a vehicle patrol person , they would put on state paid for, maybe tactical driving or defensive driving . >> some critics think the security guard should have a gun. they appointed to programs like sfpd's ambas

>> we have an account of what evan corcoran told associates. he was effectively complaining that he had been misled and lamenting that the search should have been better because it placed him and trump in a lot of legal jeopardy. sit true, we don't know who waved evan off, and we continue to learn more details about what transpired at mar-a-lago this time last year. if it was trump who told evan not to search in specific places, that would be as clear evidence of obstruction as you could get. it's not clear that's the case. when evan was told to look in the storage room, he was toldly other employees at mar-a-lago, people who were familiar with where things had been deposited at the end of the administration some we don't know who exactly told him where to look, but the fact that generally he was steered away from where the most highly sensitive documents were kept we think is particularly important to to the investigation. >> let's talk about people in the know. we mentioned that there's reporting that there's infighting on the trump lawyer te

i made clear the imperative of releasing evan. i made clear the imperative of getting consular access. we did get access after that. we have a channel president biden and president boudin established some time ago to work on these cases. -- president boudin established to look on these cases could i wish i could say there was a clear way forward. we don't have that in this moment but it is something we are working every single day. >> you have done something unusual in these cases which is to impose the levinson act and declare the fsp, the russian secret police as a target of your sanctions because of wrongful detention. tell us about that. that was a difficult choice -- was that a difficult choice to make and what specific leverage that is going to get you in getting freedom for evan. sec. blinken: the levinson act gives us fernando authorities to go at those direct -- those wrongfully detained. it includes things like travel bans, asset freezes. it is clear in some cases the individuals were sanctioned may not be planning to tr

officials pushing to have access to evan gershkovich.d in russia he spoke earlier this week on the phone with cnn and he said he's confident that u.s. officials are pushing for his release but he is really asking them to push along more quickly because he wants a deal to secure his release and of course evan gershkovich's release as well. >> until he has these consular visits, i mean, there's no good sign really until he starts having at least this very minimal thing -- >> basic requirements. >> obligation if you are being held that they have left to do. good to see you. thanks for being here. >>> is a 20-year reign about to come to an end? lebron james dangles the possibility of retirement after getting swept out of the playoffs. what we are hearing this morning. encer... hey, i thought you were on vacation? it's too expensive. use priceline, they've got deals no one else has. what about work? i got you. looking great you guys! ♪ go to your happy price ♪ ♪ priceline ♪ wake up, achievers. you're making the most of every hour of your life

according to the law enforcement sources who spoke to our colleagues evan perez and john miller at thecene last night shortly after the vehicle crashed into the barrier behind me, the suspect did make threats regarding the white house, and that is according to the law enforcement sources evan perez and john miller. it occurred around 10:00 p.m. last night, the u-haul truck smashed into the barrier here behind me. the oil spilled and they have some sand and absorbent there and there sis a tire track here behind me. when it crashed, they thought there was some explosive, and for that reason, they evacuated the hotel there behind me here, as you can see behind me, and they evacuated the hotel there, the hay-adams hotel so they could check for explosives. but the suspect did make threats regarding the white house, and the suspect identified 19-year-old sai varshirth candula who is charged with threatening a president and/or his family, and he is going to appear in court later, and secret service saying that the president was not in danger at any time, and they are not giving any specific m

today >> so the way out for evan gershkovich in all of this is a prisoner swap.d with britney griner, she was swapped for viktor bout, who was the merchant of death, what that's what they mix nicknamed him, international arms dealer basketball player for an international basketball -- >> is there anybody of that caliber, for lack of a better word, that can be swapped for evan gershkovich. >> we talked about this yesterday. the u.s. says russian cyber criminals in custody. a lot of them. but the criminal and doesn't really care about them. because the sort of a diamond as. you can develop cybercriminal very quickly in there are many of them and russia and what the united states doesn't have in our custody right now are russian spies. and that is what russia wants in return for paul whelan, who is also charged with espionage, and evan gershkovich, so that's why they are going to allies around the world and trying to see if there are allies who have russian spies in their custody who they could offer up to the u.s. to be part of some sort of prisoner swap down the r

kyrees sullivan and harvey evans, two friends that live i harvey evans, two friends that live in thes are with the families and friends of kyrees sullivan and harvey evans and everybody affected by this terrible incident. we can only begin to imagine the grief that they are experiencing at this time. theirfamilies continue their families continue to be supported and updated by family liaison officers. i am aware of concerns in the local community regarding the timeline of events which culminated in the fatal collision. including cctv footage which shows a police vehicle following a bike. therefore i want to confirm the timeline of events that took place as we know them at this time. we would have liked to have provided this level of information yesterday but this is a complex investigation and we had to be sure of the facts before confirming them. we have been busy obtaining witness accounts, analysing tracking data from police vehicles and studying cctv. and this is what we know now. 17 59, cctv shows the bike travelling towards the police vehicle on frank road, the police vehicle o

like obviously evan corcoran is a legal professional. he's taken an oath. he has professional obligations. he cannot lie for the former president, and so the moving, the reshuffling of these documents, again we seem an attempt -- we don't know if that's the case, but seems like an attempt to allow evan corcoran to say there's nothing here even though we know donald trump may have directed someone else to move the documents out of a place where evan corcoran was going to do a search and say to the department everything is clear. you don't move those kinds of documents around with such ilacruty. >> in this case judge barrel howell of the d.c. district court apparently found in a lengthy opinion evan corcoran had been apparently been dupe by donald trump and that there was enough evidence of possible obstruction by the former president as well as retention unlawfully of classified documents to justify piercing that privilege. that's the context in which the phrase dress rehearsal showed up. she said essentially the way in which trump had interacted with the na

obviously, evan corcoran is a legal professional. he's taken an oath, he has professional obligations. he cannot lie for the former president. so, the moving, the reshuffling of these documents, again, that seems like an attempt, we don't know if it's the case, it seems very much like an attempt to allow evan corcoran to say, in all honesty, he knows that there's nothing here, even though we know that now donald trump may have directed some to move some those documents out of a place where evan corcoran wasn't going to do a search. say to the department, everything was clear. so, again, the math isn't mapping here. you don't move those kinds of documents. around with such -- frequently, and that's a look like you're trying to do something fun. that's the tail door here. it just looks really suspicious. >> talk to us about this dress rehearsal idea. the >> idea of address what comes from an opinion we haven't seen yet, a sealed opinion about the crime fraud exception. got to the legal doctrine that allows the court to pierce an attorn

government as well as evan himself.the fsb today, russia's intelligence service, asked that his detention be extended for those three months. that court outside of moscow granted that extension, so that means evan will be spending another three months at least in moscow's notorious prison. the u.s. embassy today reiterated that the charges against evan are baseless. they called for his immediate release. the state department said there was an embassy official there at the hearing. as you noted, his parents were also there at the hearing. the state department said they knew that his parents were traveling to russia and they did not help or arrange for that trip but they also did not fault them for wanting to be there and see their son. take a listen. >> i will just say personally i can only imagine how difficult it must be to see your child detained overseas, especially to be detained wrongfully. so i'm certainly not going to criticize any parent for wanting to see their child. but that being said, we do have a level 4 t

another one of his colleagues saying "release evan know. the state department has had consular advice and meetings with evan. the ambassador was in the courtroom and his parents, but we are not sure if he was able to interact with either as the hearing was behind closed doors. >> what do you think the next stage is for gershkovich in this case >> reporter: well, it's kind of hard to tell in the sense that he's the first reporter who has been arrested for espionage since the cold war, so there's a lot of unknown ahead of us however, in a country that has a 99% conviction rate, only a 1% chance of acquittal, it seems likely that the, as it goes through the motions, we see where these, what the outcome would be also any terms of a prisoner swap, in the past they must have been convicted so there's never been, they always call for a conviction before they discuss a prisoner exchange so we'll have to wait for the end of the trial if there's going to be any sense of that. >> just on that note we saw with brittney griner. >>> the new chinese ambas

ktvu evan sernoffsky has more now on what homes new life behind bars will likely look like evan. heather today is the final curtain in this high profile legal saga. if you remember elizabeth holmes was once called the country's youngest self made female billionaire. now she's going to be just like thousands of other inmates in the federal system. that's really a tremendous fall from grace from one of the most successful woman in this country. elizabeth holmes, seen in good spirits and smiling while turning herself into prison tuesday. clock starting on her 11 year and three months sentence inside the minimum security federal lockup in bryan, texas, about 100 miles north of houston, where holmes grew up here is someone that had multiple opportunities to accept responsibility. instead she took a completely different paths. she could have pled guilty in the face of overwhelming evidence. former federal prosecutor nima romani saying homes could have caught a break at any point along the way, but decided to fight her case to the bitter end. she was convicted in november of bilking inv

it's now five weeks that evan gershkovich has been in jail and accused of spying. no consular contact for the last couple weeks. >> very tragic. it's horrible what's happened to him. and the other americans wrongly imprisoned in russia as hostages. evan gershkovich was arrested not just to trade for some russian criminal here in the united states or in a european country. he was arrested to deter independent reporting inside russia. that's the enemy of vladimir putin, the truth is the enemy of vladimir putin. so i think this had the double affect of picking up another american, but two, making it more difficult for americans and russians, for that matter, journalists to think about the kind of reporting they do inside of russia. >> yeah. i should point out the week before last i think there was a visit from the ambassador, but it's been -- they have been requesting it and it's been denied in the last couple of days at least. richard engel, admiral james stavridis and ambassador mike mcfaul, thank you. >>> up next, the price you pay. more moves from the federal rese

evan, thanks so much for being here. okay, special counsel john durham replaces federal, tonight more than 300 pages concluding that the fbi should never have launched a full investigation into connections between donald trump's campaign and russia during the 2016 election. but, no recommendations for any new charges, or wholesale changes in how the fbi handles politically-charged investigations. so, jessica is here with that story, but also evan perez is joining us from washington. okay evan, just walk us through the bottom line of this report. >> well, the bottom line after four years, alison, this is all we got from john durham. there's a lot less here than certainly donald trump was paul promising us for many months, remember he was out there saying durham is coming, and he was expecting people to go to prison. as you pointed out, durham does not make any new prosecutions at the end of this report. but you know, he did find a lot of mistakes by the fbi in the way they conducted this investigation back in 2016, and he

we know only a portion of what it is in evan corcoran's notes.ustice department has been looking at whether the former president obstructed their investigation into his retention of classified documents. there was this court fight under seal that all played out behind closed doors where doj was able to essentially force evan corcoran to hand these notes over because they convinced a judge there was sufficient evidence that donald trump used his lawyer in furtherance of a crime. so to that end, you can bet there's a lot more in these notes we don't know about. we don't know if it fits the justice department's narrative that the former president may have helped obstruct this investigation because, again, we're getting only a narrow window into what was included in these notes, wolf. >> very interesting indeed. sara murray, thank you. this note to our viewers, coming up on aaron burnett outfront right after "the situation room," an interview with the key adviser to the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. that's coming up 7:00 p.m. eastern. we'l

so suzanne evans, do you agree with iemom— suzanne evans, do you agree with eamonn holmes— suzanne evansannounce that you were gay, it's not like, you know, ten years before when it was very difficult to be gay in public life. my feeling was is a man who's actually was this is a man who's actually been a lie for all his been living a lie for all his aduu been living a lie for all his adult life . goodness knows what adult life. goodness knows what his wife must think. adult life. goodness knows what his wife must think . did she his wife must think. did she know? did she not? who knows? but the is, he put her in but the fact is, he put her in the most situation , the most impossible situation, and i think he should have just been more honest right from the word go about this relationship that had, because although it that he had, because although it was relationship was arguably a relationship township that was complex and he was in a position of power and there was clearly a power imbalance in the relationship, it was not an illegal relationship. it was a consensual relationship. there

and evan's work? >> well, without evan and jim, so many others who have gone before us. ukraine, it would be true black holes. a lot of groups won't send their staffers in. so often it's free-lancers who do this work. evan was there because he knew how dangerous it was getting but thought that russia would consider him immune because he was a staff journalist with the "wall street journal." so this is a huge affront on our country by russia. very concerning. because normally, countries like russia will have some respect for journalists in country. so it is very concerning on all fronts. >> absolutely. all right. diane foley, we appreciate your time very much. all the best to you and thanks so much for what you do. >> thank you. >> we appreciate it. >>> voters in turkey will head to the polls tomorrow in an election that could end the two-decade rule of president erdogan. it is a tough race between them. if there is no majority, would it trigger a second run-off election later this month. more on the impact that this election could have on the world stage. >> turkey close

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let me bring in evan perez on a couple of things.as the charge on seditious conspiracy as we know. we've seen ten counts also on other charges that have been brought against some or all of these men that i wanted if you could just kind of run through what that -- what they mean but also as you've been following this so long and so closely what this day means for the justice department. >> well, i'll start there. for the justice department obviously these are major, major wins of getting convictions of at least four of these men. again, the jury is still going to be deliberating on dominic pazolla especially on the seditious conspiracy charge, which is count one, and to obstruct an official proceeding which is count two. again, we're going to learn more maybe in the coming days and weeks as to what may have been effective for the defense there. pa pazalla obviously as katelyn just described is the one seen breaking that senate window. it paved the way for a lot of the crowd to go in there. frankly, it coincided with the evacuation of

evans now responsible for the couple's two very young children. years old and a newborn daughter. the couple captured by the daily mail this holiday weekend. the new casual work carefully elizabeth holmes spreading her final days in san diego at the beach. the young family similarly trying to ignore the inevitable. >> people are -- as to new list homes. is this a new gimmick of hers? is she trying to rebrand herself in order to lessen the damage that she is going to be feeling when she is in prison? or is this really hurt? is she changing? >> reporter: instead of putting her children to sleep, she will be starting her new life in a room with two sets of bunk beds and no doors. with mattresses about as thick as the width of a hand. and she will still be required to work. >> nothing compares to the expense she is going to have on tuesday. she is going to make her bed. she is going to go to her job. and she is going to repeat. every day. >> reporter: holmes catapulted onto the global stage back in 2013 with a promise to change the world. >> we will c

on a personal note, i have known mayor evans all my life. i even served as his family's babysitter during my youth. mayor evans has always been a man of great character and honor, whose love of god, family and community has been his guiding principle. through all of his accomplishments, he's led by example through his hard work, perseverance, grit, and kindness. his public service has left an indelible imprint on the city of selma, and we will miss him terribly. let us not weep but find comfort in knowing that his incredible legacy will live on in the many people he touched. on behalf of alabama's seventh congressional district, i ask my colleagues to join me in honoring and celebrating the extraordinary life and legacy of selma's mayor george patrick evans for his decades of service to the city of selma, dallas county, and the entire state of alabama. may he rest in peace and power. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona, mr. ciscomani, for five minutes. mr. ciscomani: thank you, mr. speaker. i r

so suzanne evans, do you agree with iemom— suzanne evans, do you agree with eamonn holmes— suzanne evansannounce that you were gay, it's not like, you know, ten years before when it was very difficult to be gay in public life. my feeling was is a man who's actually was this is a man who's actually been a lie for all his been living a lie for all his aduu been living a lie for all his adult life . goodness knows what adult life. goodness knows what his wife must think. adult life. goodness knows what his wife must think . did she his wife must think. did she know? did she not? who knows? but the is, he put her in but the fact is, he put her in the most situation , the most impossible situation, and i think he should have just been more honest right from the word go about this relationship that had, because although it that he had, because although it was relationship was arguably a relationship township that was complex and he was in a position of power and there was clearly a power imbalance in the relationship, it was not an illegal relationship. it was a consensual relationship. there

and that is something that evan corcoran could have information about. and could be really devastating. the second part, which also caught my eye, lawrence, the issue of whether mr. corcoran has direct information about the former president relating to obstruction. meaning, did he coach him? did he mislead him with respect to the drop certification or thing else? for instance, hiding documents. and i think that the times reporting is just simply not conclusive on that. there is new information in there, which is that mr. corcoran apparently said, he didn't learn directly from the former president where the documents were, there has to be a lot of all questions that, so that's not -- what i be really interested in. did the former president see draft in the certification. any lawyer worth their salt, is gonna before they, china is gonna want to, know that the client signed off on it. particularly, somebody like donald trump. who has a tendency to want to blame people for what are actually his own mistakes and crimes. and statements. so, that really is some

we have our justice correspondent evan perez with us somewhere. evan, there you are.e are financial crimes here alleged, which generally means paper trail, records, cases that are tough for a defendant. talk to me about the breadth of the charges here. >> well, john, look, i mean, the fact is that this is a congressman who has only been in office for, you know, four or five months and there has been just a stunning number of allegations ofat he has been fa under scrutiny for. we heard repeatedly during the investigation, you know, the fbi and prosecutors knew that there was going to be plenty to work with here. they knew that there was a lot of paperwork. every one of these things that he filed with a government agency was potentially a crime. the fact that it took this long, i think some members of congress yesterday were remarking that i'm surprised it took this long. well, part of the reason was that they kept finding new mention to investigate and, again, what you see here in this indictment is just the basics that what the justice department, what the fbi really,

what do you know this morning, evan? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, poppy.is the scene where this all went down. we're at lafayette park, just a few hundred meters from the white house. according to the police the driver of this truck came on to the sidewalk here. you can see the tire marks here on the sidewalk. rammed into the barriers that are protecting the park from access to the park and to the white house. rammed it a couple of times before they were arrested and charged. now they're facing multiple charges right now. this person has not been identified. but they're facing charges of assault with a dangerous weapon, threatening to kill or kidnap a president. destruction of federal property. trespassing, a number of charges. we're expecting to learn more about the suspect later today. one of the things that happened immediately afterwards, of course, is the concern that there could be explosives inside that u haul truck. according to the fbi, which did a search of it, no explosives were found. but for a time, the secret service evacuated the hay adams h

release evan and not him. of a more hopeful tone. the reason that he says is because he has seen what u.s. officials have said publicly about this. we just heard from president biden at the white house correspondents dinner talking about paul whelan and doing everything that his administration can't get him out. and i do think that we have a clip from what paul whelan said would be his message to the president. let's just listen to that. >> freedom is not free, it comes at a price. but the loss of freedom is even more costly, and i pay that cost every day that russia holds me. please follow through with your promise to make commitments, truly make my life a priority and get me home. >> getting him home, because a spoke about being in a russian jail and it's poor conditions, it's forced labor, it is tremendously challenging for him physically and mentally. so it is great that he has this optimism that he is heard in his voice, but when you speak with his family members they are very concerned about that optimis

we have to hope whatever resources the administration is finding to potentially bring home evan willng your brother and other american hostages home. you spoke at the united nations and called out sergei lavrov about your brother's arrest. do you think this has moved the needle to get attention to your brother's case and getting him home? >> it's hard to say but it's time to confront directly the bad actors taking americans hostage. regular diplomacy went out the window the minute an american was arrested wrongfully. it's time to use any tools we have available and stand strong in the face of this action. >> very quickly, you said paul was able to watch that speech, we were surprised he had access to it. did you learn more about that through your parents talking to him? >> he can't really speak russian, didn't know what else was said, but he saw me twice on television at the united nations and we hope it gave him comfort. he's been a hostage for 4 1/2 years, it's time for him to be released and let him come home to michigan. we hope the u.s. government will make it happen soon. >>> c

chair evans. um and let you know that yesterday, the working group, um , about it unanimously for the eight members who are president voted unanimously. to um, submit both the mfc plan and the public bank plan to the lafco commission and the board of supervisors. additionally ah, a majority of those present, um had another motion. uh that also goes to lafco on the board of supervisors. that the public bank oversight commission have power, upsetting annual policy, appointing and removing board members to the extent that is allowable by regulators. and both of those will be formally submitted to you guys. thank you, college. um at this time. i wonder if any of my fellow commissioners have any questions or comments for anyone? who has spoken so far. commissioner preston. the mic com thank you, vice chair fielder and, um i just wanted to comment on where we are and thank everyone, um, for their work. it's pretty big deal to have not only to have these plans that have been talked about in concept i thi

and evan corcoran, what is it evan corcoran was told. sources have told to us over and over again he was consistently advised by all staff to donald trump that the only place records were kept that had been shipped from the white house and the only place that records that might have classification markings could be were one in the same place, that storage closet inside a larger storage room where other items like vodka and pastry dough were kept, but in has closet were were wherethe documents could be. who told evan corcoran that? most lawyers say i would have asked my client, where else would we have looked? we don't know that donald trump directly told evan corcoran this, but jack smith is piecing together who told evan corcoran and who told those people. many, many staff advised corcoran that's the only place you need to look. >> and you're right, carol, the dot between whose mouth did it come out of and what corcoran represented to a grand jury or jack smith has not been connect. we also have from donald trump's own mouth what else h

staying in russia, a court has extended the detention wall streetjournal reporter evan gershkovich byce. the journalist was arrested in march on espionage charges, which he denies. mr gershkovich's detention had been set to expire on may 29, but he will now remain there until at least august 30. the wall streetjournal�*s world coverage chief gordon fairclough gave an update on evan gershovich's condition. he spoke to my colleague yalda hakim on the bbc earlier. he is writing a lot of letters. a lot of his colleagues and friends have been sending letters in and he is sending letters in and he is sending letters out. his sense of humour seems to be very intact, which is great. you know, he seems to be doing pretty well, all things considered. but! seems to be doing pretty well, all things considered.- all things considered. and his health is fine? _ all things considered. and his health is fine? he _ all things considered. and his health is fine? he can - all things considered. and his health is fine? he can get - health is fine? he can get access to medical help if he needsit? access t

kyrees sullivan was 16, harvey evans 15.each other since they were young boys put out their deaths hit everyone here and the response sparked some of the worst rioting in recent memory. of the south wales police commissioner this morning again reiterated what he had been told. i again reiterated what he had been told. . , . , , . again reiterated what he had been told. ., ., ,, ., �* again reiterated what he had been told. ., �* , told. i was assured and i'm still assured they — told. i was assured and i'm still assured they were _ told. i was assured and i'm still assured they were not - told. i was assured and i'm still assured they were not being i told. i was assured and i'm still- assured they were not being chased by the police at the time of the road traffic accident.— by the police at the time of the road traffic accident. assured by the police? _ road traffic accident. assured by the police? yes, _ road traffic accident. assured by the police? yes, and _ road traffic accident. assured by the police? yes, and there -

is heavily involved in efforts to get evan gershkovich back.istic about those efforts? >> first, i'm shocked by that. sometimes i think i can't be more shocked by what mr. putin will do, especially with his barbaric war where he just slaughtering civilianize, including today in ukraine. and yet the arrest of evan gershkovich was shocking to me. i did not anticipate this. this is outrageous. and i'm not optimistic that it will be easy to get them out. it wasn't just that they needed to get another american to pick up. they have other americans already rested, as we know. mark fogle, paul whelan, they're just looking to do a trade, that's one thing. but it wasn't just that. he wants to scare away western journalists, independent journalist from working in russia and evan was doing his job. he is a really fantastic reporting who i have been reading for years. this that is what scares putin and that's why he arrested him. >> michael mcfaul, thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> coming up, members -- meet the newest members of the rock and roll hal

let's bring in evan perez, who is breaking the story for us. what do we know?e charges. these have been filed under seal with the federal court in the eastern district of new york. that's the court that has jurisdiction over santos' district, which is in queens and long island. we know he's expected to appear in federal court to answer these charges in islip tomorrow. that's as soon as tomorrow in the eastern district of new york. now we don't know the charges. we know the justice department public integrity prosecutors, the fbi, prosecutors there in the u.s. attorney's office in brooklyn, have been investigating the congressman for a number of allegations, including charges or claims that he falsified some of his campaign finance filings. so those are among the things that we expect prosecutors maybe able to shed some more light on when we see these charges finally announced tomorrow. now this is a congressman that you talked about many times on this program. he took off in january. just a few months, it's come to light a number of falsehoods and lies he's tol

we are all thinking of evan. the wall street journal is a place where as a cover congress, i get emails from around the world, asking me to ask members of congress questions from my colleagues. i ask them questions. when i don't know something that has come up on the hill. you get to know your coworkers from all over the world and just the thought that his parents don't have any way to contact him or talk to him on a regular basis breaks my heart. host: natalie andrews who >> the house returns later today at 2 p.m. eastern for ative business. members will consider six bills including the final version of legislation that helps wit airlines flights. and the cost living increase foreterans. watch live covere the house here on-span. 5:30 p.m. eastern president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy meet in the oval office at the white house as they resume their talks to the federal debt ceiling and future federal spending. >> since 1979, in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has provided complete coverage o