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what donald trump is doing was trying to break the law through evan corcoran and evan corcoran role here is he was sort of the unwitting vehicle through which donald trump misled the fbi. >> it's very specific to the obstruction piece of this investigation and the obstruction piece of the investigation the documents investigation tends to get overlooked, right? it gets the part that gets focused on is the national security secrets that trump had at mar-a-lago. but there's also this second aspect of allegedly misleading investigators and that is where m. corcoran is a big piece. >> and i should know, and this is important. the trump legal team, or the trump team is denying those. they're denying are reporting. we reached out to them before we came on they said that evan corcoran is still there on the legal team. they're arguing. but i >> get i respond to their denial. sharkey can't possibly stay on the legal team. i mean, it's almost a mathematical impossibility once you are a witness against the person which he now is, you can't stay on the rising. it took this long >> yeah. yeah. >> the

what evan corcoran apparently he did not know. is that trump had 30 some boxes moved out of that storage room before he had even corporate search the boxes. so corcoran is going to be a crucial player here for the justice department's prosecution team. and he could be a really difficult witness for the defense of cross-examine because he doesn't want to testify for the prosecution. he's a defense witness. no defense witnesses. defense lawyer is ever happy about becoming a witness against his own client. >> ellie, can you just remind us of how corporate and became one of the key prosecution witnesses because it was remarkable ruling and i'm usual ruling to get us to this its place, correct >> yeah. order narrowly an attorney would not be testifying about communications that he had with his client that is protected by the attorney-client privilege. but jack smith's team went through this extensive legal process to do what we call piercing. the attorney-client privilege, meaning to break through it and in order to do that, jack smith

you can smell on singer with evan perez. you can smell burning flash, you can smell an accelerant. the flames are continuing to engulf his person. i hear shout from across the courtyard. i have people running over another fire with reshape being brought out. this person's body continues to be engulfed in flames upwards krishna, of his body is stuck in golf inflames a yellow smoke is billowing from on top of his person as needs engulfing the officers who are continuing to try to put out the flames there are continuing to move blazon. now the officers are not visible through the gulf and the cloud of smoke that is happening. this man or this person we're able to identify by the gender of this person, the body has been engulfed in flames for at least now 30 to 40 seconds. they have a third attempt at extinguishing. this course inspire around their body today, we have no idea who this person, mitch, or the y. a minute before we saw this happen, you've heard shouts happening. mr. trump flag that was running from the area graham's, arm hash, it's arm is continuing to be engulfed in flame

online.susie evans, 69, 69. ne called susie evans, 69, 69. >> dare you ? >> how dare you? yeah, but no, it's it is people a lot of people say to me, it can't be worse. labour can't be worse than this. and i say, well, yes, they can, because of course any party can be worse than the incumbent government, we didn't think the conservatives think that the conservatives could blair. could be worse than tony blair. but what's happened in but look what's happened in power since 2010. it's been an utter disaster. >> alex i'm howling into >> alex dyke i'm howling into the abyss because bottom >> alex dyke i'm howling into the tisyss because bottom >> alex dyke i'm howling into the is that ecause bottom >> alex dyke i'm howling into the is that labour bottom >> alex dyke i'm howling into the is that labour streets line is that labour are streets ahead of tories in the ahead of the tories in the polls. the british people have had this had enough of this tory government. rubbish. government. they want rubbish. keir i don't think they do. >> and you can never believe t

online.susie evans, 69, 69. ne called susie evans, 69, 69. >> dare you ? >> how dare you? yeah, but no, it's it is people a lot of people say to me, it can't be worse. labour can't be worse than this. and i say, well, yes, they can, because of course any party can be worse than the incumbent government, we didn't think the conservatives think that the conservatives could blair. could be worse than tony blair. but what's happened in but look what's happened in power since 2010. it's been an utter disaster. >> alex i'm howling into >> alex dyke i'm howling into the abyss because bottom >> alex dyke i'm howling into the tisyss because bottom >> alex dyke i'm howling into the is that ecause bottom >> alex dyke i'm howling into the is that labour bottom >> alex dyke i'm howling into the is that labour streets line is that labour are streets ahead of tories in the ahead of the tories in the polls. the british people have had this had enough of this tory government. rubbish. government. they want rubbish. keir i don't think they do. >> and you can never believe t

tonight, evan low with a bitter response. we'll get to that in just a few minutes from now. >>> another headline that we're watching. librarians in san francisco sounding the alarm about safety. they say city libraries are a magnet for crime and unruly behavior. today a large group of the librarians gathered at city hall. you see them there. they want the city to put security guards in all 27 branches of the library system. one librarian told us she recently had to deal with a deranged man with a weapon. another described trying to calm a man down after he started screaming at other people. >> we were just hoping he would leave peacefully before anything happened, and he did end up leaving but on his way out, he kicked a window. >> a spokesperson with the library says guards are already posted at 12 branches, and they have a mobile patrol that can respond as needed. a spokesperson also said that seven of the libraries without permanent guards didn't have any reported incidents last year. >>> well, despite concerns with the li

evan low and joe simitian had the same amount of votes. we take a look at who filed the petitions and who benefits the most and why accusations of dirty tricks are being leveled at the front runner.>> he is confident avery cotton will break the tie between evan low and joe simitian. he so confident, he's putting down a $5000 deposit. the total cost is $16,000 a day for 5 days. dan stegnik is staking his money on evan low. >> i said 30,249 is extremely unlikely. and i'm confident the recount will take place and that we will have a two-person general election. >> reporter: sam liccardo got 22%. if the tie stands, all three candidates will advance to a runoff in november. but if a recount breaks the tie, only two advance.>> it's important for sam liccardo to only face-off one challenger instead of two. >> reporter: evan low's campaign accuses sam liccardo's campaign. elections records show that jonathan padilla donated $1000 to sam liccardo last december. the request is for a more expensive manual recount, but in the paperwork jonathan padill

with joe simitian and evan low in a tie, what happens now?got back from the county register of odors and is joining me now here. highly unusual that it would be a tie. now what happens? >> they say we move on with three people, they say all the ballots were counted, who do they illuminate? they both got the same number of votes. it is likely there will be a recount but there will be three names on the member's valid. they voted in the primaries, the former mayor coming in first, two candidates are supposed to advance. the second spot is where all this focus has been for weeks. they have traded the lead, but just thte

first, let's talk about evan corcoran, cnn's kaitlan, poland's with us this morning. corcoran out of the fold he is indeed evan corcoran in this indictment against donald trump in the florida classified documents case. he's all over it. he's called trump attorney one multiple times because he was a witness to multiple things in this indictment. crucially, all of those allegations that donald trump was trying to obstruct the job justice department and the federal government from getting back classified records in his possession. >> trump attorney one's a pretty apt title for him >> to because he was not just part of the original team. he was the lead attorney for donald trump at a really important moment in the january 6 investigation, where the justice department was pursuing testimony from people as important as mike pence, that was evan corcoran, the man fighting those battles on the front line as the investigation board down before donald trump was charged after that, he became the person that the justice department compelled to testify. they forced him to come int

and it's why i'm with evan low. >> it's a tie. vote. >> yockey says if somebody is willing to pay for a recount. well, clearly that's allowed by law. and he says there's a huge if in all this will somebody come up with the money they there been instances already. >> in california history where people requested a recount. but it tailed come up with a check. >> we did also ask voting officials in san mateo county. what anything they're doing right now? we haven't had a response. meantime, in this flurry of excited reactions, jackie, thank supervisor submitting those probably playing it smart by not saying much of anything right he says that makes him appear to be more statesman like noel. >> a lot of drama out there. catherine, thank you. meantime, san francisco mayor london breed is getting ready for a trip to china last year. chinese president xi invited mayor breed to visit his county and on saturday, mayor breed along with a delegation from san francisco's asian and pacific islander communities. we'll be kicking off a multi-city

so as commissioner evans mentioned, we did start these services in 2023. so they've been being implemented in this program has been ramping up for about a year now. and the way scattered site housing works it's not a site unit where you can lease it out quickly. we do housing search in overtime refer up to the full capacity inventory of the program. so this serves 165 households so overtime we've been referring more and more households to this program. currently we're at 132 enrolled or at 81 percent and we do expect to have 100 percent of the households enrolled bit end of may. does not mean that all will be housed, we're at sitting at 49 percent housed. that means the people in-housing search which is a big effort on compass family services since they do hold the housing ladder which we will speak about next. does that answer your question. >> yes, i was just curious, if the invoices have been sit submitted through january 2024, it's typical that you will not see payment in as four months. >> no we take action with the contract analyst if they're a month

as for evan gershkovich, his appeal was rejected.ention in moscow's la foret of a jail. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. just hours after rishi sunak�*s flagship rwanda bill was passed in the uk parliament, five people — including a child — have died while trying to cross the sea from northern france to britain. you can see the chaotic scenes on a beach near calais just before daybreak on tuesday. the incident happened as migrants tried to launch a boat and cross the channel to england. 0ur correspondent andrew harding was on that beach. let's take a look at what he witnessed — as that ill—fated crossing began. there's a real battle going on on the beach here. must be more than 100 migrants trying to get to the water. they're letting off firecrackers to try and keep the police away from them, but the police are moving in. they're trying to stop them from getting to the water. let's go ahead and see what we can see. you can see the smugglers here. some of them have sticks. they're trying to protect the migrants as

no response from evan low or his campaign. but the end of the recount may not be the end of this issue, because there's been a complaint filed with the federal elections commission over the financing behind the recount, and that could wind up in court. we're live outside the registrar of voters here in san jose. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. julie, back up to you in oakland. >> all right, jesse, thanks for that update. >> the criminal trial of former president donald trump continued in a manhattan courtroom today. the prosecution's first witness back on the stand for more questioning. >> david pecker is the former publisher of the national enquirer. he testified on mr. trump's catch and kill strategy. at the center of this case. fox news connor hansen has more now from new york. >> former president donald trump is using his limited time outside the courtroom to attack his opponent, president biden. >> so we're locked up in a courtroom, and this guy is out there campaigning inside the courtroom. >> prosecutors continued quest

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we need true courageous like derrick evans.orsed ron desantis, the florida governor, earlier in the primary before he dropped out, then he switched his support backing former president trump instead. clearly this isn't happening in a vacuum. good hopes this helps him in his own election. >> we have less than a minute. is there any chance that any of these other candidates, ryan, look like they could get enough backing, support, that they could make a real run of it? >> i think it's a real long shot. derrick evans does seem to be of this group, at least, the person who actually could make a run of it, at least for the house. these lower ballot races, that's certainly on the table. we have seen other january 6th defendants run for other offices around the country and sort of use this as a publicity mechanism, getting a lot of attention, as quote unquote warriors for donald trump. >> ryan reilly, julie tsirkin, thank you both. that's going to do it for us this hour. join us for "chris jansing reports" every weekday, 1:00 to 3:00 p

we have to be very clear about that, evan. we do know this is happening as the fbi has become increasingly politicized though, right >> right. there have been under political attacks and that's the accusation. is that the fbi is politicized. if you talk two chris ray, the fbi director, you've talked to agents, they say they're going around, they're going about doing their work. they don't really pay attention to politics and so the attacks that they get from politicians and from some figures in the media doesn't have to do anything with their work. but obviously that's the political environment that i talked about. and why you saw that event that happened in 2022? >> it >> really i think it rose it really garner a lot of concern four fbi people around the country, if that's the kind of thing that they have to deal with. now, we've also to be clear, you've also seen irs offices get attacked around the country. you've seen this around the country in various places. so it's not just the fbi, it's just the larger political environ

while at the mirror, dan evans hacked hundreds of victims.years. his confession only came to the public�*s attention when he was charged for phone hacking. i had no way to regain - the ability to look my children in the eye, unless ll did the unthinkable, which was to breach - the omerta of fleet street. speak the truth. i got a message from a lawyer and he said, "alan, the metropolitan police want to talk to you because "they believe you've been hacked." and i said, "hacked? "what, me? hacked?" and they informed me that somebody had confessed, i think it was dan evans, that they had been hacking my phone and over a very long period of time. a group of eight people who suspected that they were victims took the fight to the civil court. based on dan evans' testimony and other evidence that emerged, thejudge in the case declared that there was widespread phone hacking at mirror group newspapers. this company is now going to face a huge bill because there are potentially hundreds of other claims to follow these eight. there are so many people wh

evan perez, thanks so much. appreciate with me now, stacy schneider, a manhattan criminal defense attorney. she was also a contested on trump's tv show, the apprentice, also with me jeremy saland, who was a prosecutor in the manhattan district attorney's office, 61, to serve with you. we now have all the alternate seeded. the jury is seated. >> in what can you explain to people? >> remember wondering why there are 12 and then six? it what's the instance in which an alternate would have to step in here? is that something you expect? >> sure. >> in this case, in particular, i actually expect an alternative to step in. i think they're very valuable here. we saw what happened in jury selection. they had picked seven jurors and then to jurors came back the next day and wanted to be off the panel. so anything can happen here. this is a wildcard case. it's streamline different obviously prosecuting a former president. so what will happen is if a juror gets sick during the trial testimony or has a family emergency or or

so please join in welcoming talmage boston and evan thomas evan thomas. thank you. brad is a politics and prose the greatest bookstore there is? yes. a dream come true. it's been on my bucket list to come to this store. well, here we are. so you're a big lawyer. why? you become an historian. what happened? i grew up in a history family and from the time i was six and seven years old, which happened to coincide with the centennial of the civil war. there were a lot of documentaries on television, children's books about the civil war. abraham lincoln, who became a hero early on and is still my number one hero. and through the years, i kept reading, as brad mentioned. my first two books were about baseball history. and then after finish the second one, i realized i'd written about everything in baseball that truly interested me. i was ready to move on, so the next book was on legal talking about abraham lincoln, the lawyer atticus, who was really harper lee's father, james baker, leon jaworski. people like that. but increasingly it's been more and more the focus has be

evans brigade. these georgians. clement evans is on the left. so i had a photo of him earlier. he gets hit in the chest. if i say the word the house wife or a soldier's housewife. people know what i'm talking about. it's a kit of sewing needles and not to get too graphic, but the sewing needles explode mode. when this musket ball hits him. and when gordon wrote his memoirs literally years later, he said that evans was still picking needles out of his chest from the combat on right there is james van valkenburg of the of evans georgia brigade, who had fought extremely well the wilderness had helped capture the majority of the seventh pennsylvania reserves on the first day of the battle of the wilderness. he's killed at monocacy. and so gordon's his men are being just absolutely ripped to pieces. colonel john lamar, the 61st georgia, he's killed. and so this this fighting attack will ultimately succeed, but is just tearing into these union soldiers. up next is zebulon york's louisiana brigade. i don't have as many main references dez does earlier, but zebulon york is from maine,

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meantime, a very angry reaction from evan los campaign. the statement from his spokesperson, this is a page right out of trump's political playbook using dirty tricks to attack democracy and subvert the will of voters. sam liccardo, who does not live in this district, did not file a recount himself. instead, he had his former staffer do it for him. what's he afraid of? think antidemocratic at all. >> to ask ask for a recount in and in a lot of races and there are mandatory recount like a presidential and no one is knowing squawks about anti democratic. >> also weighing in south bay, congressman roe conn who said in a post on x, a candidate wanting to overturn the will of the voters is undemocratic. sam liccardo supporters should not push for a recount asking to overturn election results and district 16 when all other candidates have accepted them. pay for a recount. well, clearly that's allowed by law. and he says there's a huge if in all this will somebody come up with the money and there have been instances already. >> in california hist

yesterday luke evans, the mp for bosworth, revealed he was targeted in the so—called honeytrap scam.video i didn't expect to make on a friday evening. the conservative mp luke evans is the first man to identify himself publicly as a possible victim of a suspected westminster whatsapp scam. the first set of messages i got was on a day i was with my wife and i got a one—time open photo on whatsapp of an explicit image of a naked lady. as soon as i got these, the next day i reported it to the police, the authorities and the chief whip. leicestershire police, which cover his bosworth constituency, are investigating. dr evans is one of a number of men in westminster who've been sent unsolicited messages by a person claiming to be someone they've met before, variously using the names abby or charlie, but how might they have got hold of the numbers? another mp has suggested he may be responsible for leaking some of them. william wragg is a senior conservative who chairs a committee scrutinizing the government. he's admitted to the times that he passed on colleagues' numbers to a man on a da

nonetheless, i want to bring in evin france and we're learning a lot of information since today, evan, it's interesting because we know that donald trump coming into this has said in no uncertain terms, he does not. the gigging get an impartial juror that there will not be jurors in manhattan who would be partial to him in any way. well, the question because afternoon intend to say something very different. >> oh, absolutely. i mean, first of all, i mean, just think about how quickly we've actually gotten here. i mean, we had some doubts yesterday morning when you had a couple of jurors who got dismissed after they had been seated. but the questions you see that both sides are asking are getting some very interesting response. some of the very emotional responses from some of these perspective, jurors, including people who have gotten went through some tough times in their life and didn't feel like they could actually serve on this on this jury, 1% that conviction that she was very personal about and the other was overwhelmed with the stress of this justice stress of this and what rea

i'm joined by political commentator suzanne evans , journalist and suzanne evans, journalist and broadcasterm lister, strap yourselves in. let's do this. britain's a safe space for scumbags. next . scumbags. next. >> good evening. i'm tamsin roberts in the gb newsroom here at the top stories. mps and peers are sitting in parliament for a showdown on the rwanda bill. after months of deadlock. in an unusual turn, we've heard that the lights went out in the middle of the political ping pong after a short power outage in the house of lords. that says the bill's returned again to the commons, where we're expecting another vote from mps to decide whether to accept or reject the lords latest amendment . well, it lords latest amendment. well, it comes after the prime minister declared earlier that enough is enough and said mps and peers will sit through the night to get the bill passed to the us now and prosecutors have told a court that donald trump's alleged cover up of a hush money payment to a porn star did break the law. sparse crowds greeted trump at the new york courthouse despite his call fo

so after all that counting, evan low and joe simitian have exactly the same number of votes. it is incredible. let's bring in our political analyst larry gerston. you've been doing this for a little while. >> a little while. >> i've been doing this for a little while. have we ever seen anything like this? i mean, this is a high profile big money congressional race, a tie. >> it's a political analyst's joy, let me tell you. >> you're friends with the math professors in san jose state i'm sure. we have to find out the statistical probability of this. >> very, very small. >> what happens now? we know sam liccardo is going. we're saying instead of everybody low or joe simitian advancing, they'll both advance making this a three-way race in november. >> according to state law it's going to be this way. there is no doubt about it. instead of a majority to win, it will be a plurality. whoever gets more than the other two wins. so if you got four, i got three and somebody else got three, you would win. >> so does this favor sam liccardo? does this favor evan low? does it favor joe si

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just to remind you that evan gershkovich, the wall street journal reporter, was arrested in russia inis employer and the us government fiercely denied. the wall streetjournal has said the report is being held hostage, as a bargaining chip and the wall streetjournal has accused russia of stockpiling americans and russian jails accused russia of stockpiling americans and russianjails in order to trade them later. among those americans is the former us marine paul whelan, who is currently serving a 16 year sentence for espionage. as in the case of gershkovich, the us authorities have designated mr whelan wrongfully detained, and last year another journalist was arrested. she holds russian and american passports. she works for the prague —based radio free europe radio liberty. she has been accused of spreading false information about the russian army and could face up to 15 years in prison. as for evan gershkovich, his repeal was deaf his appeal was rejected, he will remain in pre—trial detention in moscow. he will remain in pre-trial detention in moscow. floods, droughts. _ detention in

with joe simitian and evan low in a tie, what happens now? scott just got back from the county register of odors and is joining me now here. highly unusual that it would be a tie. now what happens? >> they say we move on with three people, they say all the ballots were counted, who do they illuminate? they both got the same number of votes. it is likely there will be a recount but there will be three names on the member's valid. they voted in the primaries, the former mayor coming in first, two candidates are supposed to advance. the second spot is where all this focus has been for weeks. they have traded the lead, but just this afternoon both counties finally recorded all ballots have been counted and the numbers are dead even. >> every vote counts, you have one vote, make it count. we have been saying it all along, it is just as important today for anything we have on the ballot. local measures especially, our turnout was only 37%. >> 37% is low, a lot of people staying home are probably like, maybe i should have voted. they do expect a muc

evans. any other commissioners want to make comment? i want to open up to the public to make a comment on this item. any members of the public who wish to make a comment. >> no callers on the queue, chair. >> we have one member. >> speaker: i guess this is just my concern, what is the quality of service that people receive at this location? and i guess, i just feel like the shelter committee is not going out to do inspections for this place. so i'm wondering has there been any complaints? lease counts? unsaferable i'm concerned because it seems like that we have unmonitored service providers. it's like, i can show you the video but we've got navigation centers with backed up toilets and missing shower curtains and it's like we have blighted shelter systems. who is monitoring these places? it's just very concerning. >> thank you. >> any other members who wish to make comment? yes so let me make this quick reminder for various reasons we want it make sure that every one has an opportunity to comment but so we can take notes properly and e