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judge howell noted that trump defense attorneys discovered four documents marked classified in donald trump's bedroom. after the fbi served their search warrant. the judge wrote, quote, notably no excuse is provided as to how the former president could miss the classified at mar-a-lago. instead, the government has provided evidence to demonstrate that the full arc of the criminal violation had already concluded more than six months before this search of mar-a-lago. when the evidence demonstrates that the former president intentionally failed to provide all of the classified documents in his possession to the government with the june 3rd certification. judge howell described what happened when donald trump must have realized that security camera video would show the boxes being moved. after a phone call with the former president. on the same day as service of the government's subpoena for mar-a-lago's security footage from the area around. he rearranged his travel to go to west palm beach falsely telling his colleagues the change in plans was for personal reasons. within two hours of l

gonna be a big part going forward for judge cannon to look at. >> but now we have an opinion from howell, who allowed the prosecutors to get access to this, that she looked at that evidence and we have this 84 page opinion that we can now read from her and she says there was strong evidence that the president, former president, intended to hide boxes from his attorneys search efforts. she looked at that evidence and she lays out in fine detail exactly why she thinks there was a lot of reason for the just for me to believe a crime was committed and to keep investigating it by getting evan corcoran's information from including folders labeled highly classified in the former president's bedroom that they found months after the search and they found them in mar-a-lago, months after the fbi's scoured mar-a-lago. and then donald trump's lawyer even came on cnn in december of that year and said ed, that yeah, he had a document folder that had classified markings on it using to cover a light at his bedside table. fascinating, detailed. caitlin polantz. thank you so much for that. want to discuss

district judge beryl howell back in 2023.former president intended to hide boxes from his attorney's search efforts to comply with the grand jury subpoena. and resultantly, unlawfully boxes purposely removed from the attorney's search. the judge called out the ridiculousness and as the attorney discovered four more boxes of documents after mar-a-lago was search quote, nnotably, no excuse is provided for how the former president could miss the documents in his own bedroom at mar-a-lago. and then the founding of further obstruction of justice by the ex-president, quote, the government urged that this scramble to mar-a-lago in the wake of the june 24, 2022 phone call reflects the former president's realization that the removal of the boxes before the storage room before search was captured on camera, and his attempt back to the storage room could occur off camera. also unsealed along with judge howell's ruling new images of donald trump acodefendant and personal aid walt ngata moving the boxes around. now in court today, judge a

judge beryl howell had looked at this issue a while ago with evan corcoran and said, yeah actually it looks like there could be evidence of a crime year one of the things that was part of her analysis, she looked at a bunch of evidence is before donald trump was charged and she noted that even after the fbi scoured mar-a-lago for classified records, finding hundreds of mark documents, ultimately charging about 21 from that collection. the team for donald trump found four additional classified records at mar-a-lago, as well as an empty folder and a quote, mostly empty folder marked classified evening summary found in donald trump's bedroom judge, howell wrote, at the time months ago, notably no excuse is provided as to how the former president could miss the classified-marked documents found in his own bedroom at mar-a-lago. thus, he gave prosecutors access to his former attorney that's all going to be revisited quite a bit in this case coming forward. >> and as far as today's proceedings, some tense moments as we're getting updates from inside the courtroom, notably it's not like the

mike howell, thank you so much.ad pergram and we'll talk about the story and biden white house is again using the power of government so biden stays in office. they're so afraid polls show biden is losing the young vote, the youth voters are going up and that vote is going up in smoke, they now want to use weed to grow the youth vote. that will not light it up. wrong. and the media says quiet part out loud, biden playing both sides on anti-israel campus protests in order to stay in power. the media is saying that. but first, check in with our buddies dagen and sean. what's coming up on the bottom line? >> hey, emac. struggling on the bottom line. janet yellen goes to arizona to talk about democracy. we have congressman cory mills here to discuss. >> but freedom is back because of from the bros. we get into that too. ej antoni on that interesting jobs report and how many people are not in the work force and it's millions and dr. marty makary on the new york times paying attention to vaccination from covid, side effec

so please welcome howell raines and edward ball. as you might have gathered, the next hour is going to be a seminar in the deep south. this book of yours, how was a wonderful omnibus? it's about one third family history, about the raines family and the best families of central and northern alabama. in your coming of age. one third civil war history about an alabama unit called the first alabama cavalry 2000 men who fought with the north against the south. and one third diatribe against the myth the lost cause, the romantic story of a gallant old south, which is a story that covers the history of enslavement behind the civil war. let's start with the memoir part. you were raised in birmingham in the fifties and sixties. the front line or one of the front lines of the civil rights wars. and you came in a prosperous new south household in the steel town of birmingham. but your grandpa, aunts and before them were northern alabama people, close to appalachia in geography and in spirit. you write, we were. hill people come to town. tell u

one of the things that we just received yesterday is an opinion from judge beryl howell, the judge in dc, who allowed investigators a key part of the obstruction case against donald trump to get the testimony from his former attorney, evan corcoran on how he was being misled what's interesting about this is that one of the things that judge howell looked at, which she looked at a lot of evidence, and she looked at what happened after the search of mar-a-lago in august of 2022, after that search, the trump team went out, scoured for more records and found bore, including four records at mar-a-lago and an empty folder marked classified evening summary in donald trump's bedroom. judge howell, at the time said, this stinks tie ev and this is the reason that we're i'm going to let you question his lawyer breed creech, attorney-client privilege, and get more information in this case that though is something that donald trump's team has not wanted to fully kotb. do they say, oh, we were trying to be very helpful after that search and found these things here's one of the explanations about th

now part of this is all explaining why judge beryl howell in washington ordered evan corcoran, who is a former lawyer for the former president, ordered him to provide information to provide documents to the prosecution. what she said as part of her ruling, she said that there was sufficient evidence that the former president was using person 18, who is evan corcoran identified as having corcoran as an instrumentality or as a front man? to obstruct the government's investigation and allow the former president to continue with holding these documents from the investigation. now, howell said that this was their strong evidence that this was enough reason for the crime-fraud exception that required corcoran to provide information to problem persecution. this all comes ahead. >> wolf, of a hearing we have here in fort pierce tomorrow where the the defense is trying to remove some of the some of the some of the evidence that they say was gathered as part of this investigation. >> walt nauta and co-defendants, along with the former president, they're all making arguments against the prosecut

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federal judge howell laid out how there is strong evidence that trump intended to with hold classifiedial, refused to cooperate with the national archives and the fbi when they requested the documents back. and then directed his staff and lawyers to hide documents and lie to the department of justice repeatedly about it. this filing provided excruciating details including testimony, videos, pictures, text messages and emails. lag out trump and his personal valet obstructed justice. here is the most stunning piece of new evidence. a picture of nada repeatedly moving boxes from the storage room to trump's personal residence so he could inspect them before they were returned to their rightful owner. but this filing also does is remind us how donald trump had a very long time to cooperate with the federal government. he was asked to return the documents but he refused because he wanted to review the boxes. during that time, he personally inspected about 100 boxes. so he could, pick from them before he returned a much smaller number of boxes. he then lied, assuring the national archives and

and also john kerry asked thurston howell. [laughter] and then a load of you may have worked on capitol hill. i can tell you one of the things about capitol hill is staffers are all children. the median age is like 12. so i went back to my office and i paused for a second and asked do any of you know who thurston howell is. [laughter] not a single person in my office had any idea. the millionaire he and his wife, no, nothing. [laughter] so i then went to lunch. the other republican senators, and for some reason i was feeling and he said i'm going to tell the story so i shared it with my colleagues and mitt romney responded and said, it's true, he said i actually found you can't use to thurston howell when you're talking about somebody rich and out of touch. [laughter] you should use mr. burns instead. [laughter] i sat there and he said holy crap i'm taking advice on how to be relatable to people from mitt romney. [laughter] every word of that is true. by the way, the only way you can survive what is going on is laughter. if yo

this is chef george howell. we need. he spent the last 6 months getting hit new restaurant zieback sf ready for its grand opening on wednesday had about. >> 8 for house staff can come in today and you know, about 6 back in the house and i and we felt great. >> on cloud 9. but that will change. once he saw this video, surveillance of people breaking into the restaurant and stealing over $15,000 worth of cooking tools. >> and liquor. somebody has the guts to do it in. so so easily. so they pry they they they use the window. these got a crowbar. nathan lifted broke the lock. >> and then there were just walking around. george says this all took place between 03:00am and 05:00am on tuesday, sharing the individuals used garbage cans and double backs to take the items and hour later, they came back 4 to 5 people. >> looked like 2 females got on the bar. start bringing down all the bottles, handed them. george explains that the thieves did not cause any physical damage to the restaurant. instead, he says they took liquor from th

. >> this is chef george howell. we need he spent the last 6 months getting hit new restaurant zieback sf ready for its grand opening on wednesday had about. >> 8 for staff can come in today and you know, about 6 back in the house and and i beef over a great. >> on cloud 9. but that will change once he saw this video, surveillance of people breaking into the restaurant and stealing over $15,000 worth of cooking tools. >> and liquor. somebody has the guts to do it so so easily. so they pry they they they use the window. these got a crowbar. nathan lifted broke the lock. >> and then there were just apwalking around. george says this all took place between 03:00am and 05:00am on tuesday. >> sharing the individuals used garbage cans and double backs to take the items and hour later, they came back 4 to 5 people. >> it looked like 2 females got on the bar, start bringing down all the bottles, handing them. george explains that the thieves did not cause any physical damage to the restaurant. instead, he says they took liqu

deployed its military to inspect and collect these bags of fields from across the country. edward howell is the lecturer and politics at the university of oxford and the korea foundation follow a chatham house and we're good to see you. let's dive right into this rather bizarre story. is this the 1st time this has happened a good evening tom. this is a slightly strange incident, but it's not completely on her adult in the sense that north korea did give us some form of warning from us as a speech by um, the vice minister for defense. and what's interesting here is that this is not the 1st time that we've seen north korea say it. we do something to south korea. we anyhow to go to buck 2021 north. chris said it would blow up the integrating liaison office and it did um, its particularly strange in terms of the, the contents of, of the balloon. but what we see is that no screen really is wanting to take a multiple volk, a tube stones on yourself because we are now, north korea's leadership says that this is in retaliation for a south korea, sending balloons from their side. and that it migh

that said-you cannot use thurston howell when you're talking about someone rich and out of touch. you should use mr. burns instead.se and i sat there and said i'm taking advice on how to be relatable to people from mitt romney. every word that is true. by the way the only way you can survive what's going on if you don't laugh you have to cry. but i want to say this was what is going on right now isat so it is so i've never been more afraid for our country than i am right now. the good news is sometimes things have to get really to win and hope and people are waking up. ii think november will be a really good election. i think all the soap through the result is that donald trump is reelected and we have a republican president. if we do this country will turn around and turn around fast. if that happens we will secure the border and will do so within 30 days. how can i say that? i can say that because we did it when joe biden came to office it was the lowest rate of illegal immigration 45 years. we know how to do it. if that happens we will come together and pass one is not the larg

laura howells, who got stuck at stansted airport, which of course is on the london area.ail about that on our website, if you are travelling in and out of airports today in the uk, take airports today in the uk, take a look for the latest on that. now other news. the president of moldova, on a visit to norway, has accused russia of trying to destabilise her country in its ambition to join the european union. maia sandu said that anti—government protests planned for may 9 were being orchestrated from moscow. rescue teams in south africa are in contact with construction workers trapped under a five—storey building that collapsed in the western cape. six people are known to have died in the incident in the city of george. the cause of the collapse, which happened while the building was under construction, is being investigated. rescuers in the us state of maryland say they have found the remains of the sixth and final victim of the baltimore bridge collapse. officials identified him asjose mynor lopez from guatemala. he was a member of the crew that had been working on the f

he's been talking to reporter alex howell about his expectations, and how he can squeeze so many goodtching your heads on who to play and in which position. so, yeah, i think any manager would say the same, you'd rather have good players to work with and to pick from. and you can watch the full sit—down interview gareth southgate — euros, england & expectation now on the bbc iplayer. the british dramas happy valley, top boy, and the sixth commandment picked up two prizes each at the bafta tv awards in london. top boy was named best drama, while there were acting awards for sarah lancashire and timothy spall. 0ur entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba, reports. welcome to the 2024 i bafta television awards. this year, three very different shows shared the honours, winning two awards each. all i'm asking for is a guarantee. best drama went to the gritty gang drama top boy, with jasminejobson also taking home the award for supporting actress. idid it! i love you. oh, i love you all. thank you so much for the love and support. the girl finally brought it home. you reduced her to nothing

i spoke to two fans — anna howells, is a tottenham hotspur fan. travelling down to the game on the fan coach. everyone is excited it is the second time in wembley, back cup finals everyone is gearing up and we are ready to get down to wembley way, support the girls. i am really happy to be on the coach and to be one of the fans there cheering. you to be on the coach and to be one of the fans there cheering.— the fans there cheering. you are su er the fans there cheering. you are super lucky. _ the fans there cheering. you are super lucky, anna, _ the fans there cheering. you are super lucky, anna, i— the fans there cheering. you are super lucky, anna, i bet- the fans there cheering. you are super lucky, anna, i bet you - the fans there cheering. you are super lucky, anna, i bet you are| super lucky, anna, i bet you are jealous natalie is travelling down and we'll witness this moment in history, how do you think it will pan out? i history, how do you think it will an out? ., history, how do you think it will an out? . ., ., ., , pan out? i am not t

this is chef george howell. we need he spent the last 6 months getting hit new restaurant zieback sf ready for its grand opening on wednesday. >> had about. >> 8 for staff can come in today and you know, about 6 back of the house and i and we felt great. >> on cloud 9. but that will change. once he saw this video, surveillance of people breaking into the restaurant and stealing over $15,000 worth of cooking tools. >> and liquor. somebody has the guts to do it so so easily. so they pry they they they use the window. these got a crowbar. nathan lifted broke the lock. >> and then they were just walking around. george says this all took place between 03:00am and 05:00am on tuesday. >> sharing the individuals used garbage cans and double backs to take the items. and hour later, they came back 4 to 5 people. >> it looked like 2 females got on the bar, start bringing down all the bottles george explains that the thieves did not cause any physical damage to the restaurant. instead, he says they took liquor from the fron

. >> dings have changed dramatically on in howell cases are investigated.e that can be done. >> eventually in 2013 she joined him eager to dig into the case of michelle and jenny. binders and binders of leaves and interviews, 27 years of dead ends. >> so her bicycle was back here in this area. it was laying on its side. the suspect had taken some of these ferns and ripped them out and laid them on top of the bicycle to camouflage it. >> further down the path deeper into the woods but they found jenny, they discovered her body in a shelter of sorts. >> one of the original detectives described it as something like a igloo or a cave made out of the vegetation. >> what you get out of being at place where she was found? >> for me as a investigator it was important for me to come and see it to understand better what happened and get myself into the mindset of the killer. there are days i would get frustrated sitting in the office working on the case and i would drive down here hoping something would come to mind. >> one thing that did come to mind, assembling a l

district judge beryl howell, who was furious that trump still, inexplicably, had more documents, writingtably, no excuse is provided as to how the former president could miss the classified-marked documents found in his own bedroom at mar-alago." now, to be fair, trump rarely goes into his bedroom. as we've recently learned, he does most of his sleeping in court. [laughter and cheering] the new disclosure also reveals that once trump realized that security cameras at mar-a-lago could capture his employees moving classified government information, he allegedly ensured they would avoid the cameras when moving boxes. that's never a good sign. no one ever says, "take these toy donations to the orphanage and [whispering] avoid security cameras." one footnote in the opinion was particularly jaw-dropping. the judge states that a trump adviser acknowledged scanning the contents of the box that contained the classified materials and storing them on a personal laptop. could it be... hunter biden's laptop? [laughter] no, this is way worse. there was one detail that conservatives have jumped on just

southgate — along with our reporter alex howell — has been to the hospital in newcastle that treatedpectations are for his team heading into the tournament. well, excited, which i think everybody i seemed to bump into feels the same. i think everybody knows we've got some really exciting players. gareth southgate is one of the longest—serving england managers. he has been in charge for nearly eight years. this summer, he and the squad will head to germany for his fourth major tournament. is this the most expectation you've had going into a tournament? well, i would say yes, because of what we've done in the previous tournaments. and i think there's always expectation with england anyway, we know that. but i think there's belief within the playing group. perhaps the expectation matches the capability a little bit more than it has done historically. you have players like jude bellingham, harry kane, phil foden, ollie watkins all arguably having their best seasons they've had. good options to have, but also a problem as well, trying to fit them all in one team? well, we won't fit them a

and they were from howell prince, the director. he said "see you tomorrow in rehearsal."know this and the birds of paradise? he said i didn't. i just call the florist and they sent them. the birds of paradise is carrie's favorite flower and it was tattooed on the back of her shoulder. >> stephen: that's lovely. >> carol: the next night we had dinner with hal. the maitre d' brought a bottle of champagne. it said louise. that was kerry's middle name and my mother's name. i kind of think that's around. >> stephen: i know the feeling. that's lovely. you have a favorite action movie? [laughter] it dips pretty quick. it dips pretty quick after that one. it's an emotional roller coaster, the questionnaire. >> carol: action movie? i loved "dances with wolves." few others some action in there. >> carol: and ""shawshank redemption"." >> stephen: i've never seen it actually. >> carol: oh, no! you've got to! >> stephen: that the reaction everyone has when i see that what i want to watch until i can watch it with tim robbins. >> carol: morgan freeman. >> stephen: yeah. >> carol: it's

anna howells is a tottenham hotspurfan and natalie borel will be cheering on manchester united.h, what is the mood light? everyone is excited. it is the second time in wembley, back cup finals. everyone is gearing up, we are ready to get down to wembley way and support the girls. i am really happy to be on the couch and to be one of the fans going to be there cheering. one of the fans going to be there cheerinu. ., . , , one of the fans going to be there cheerinu. ., ., , , , one of the fans going to be there cheerin.. ., . , , . . cheering. you are super lucky, and i bet ou cheering. you are super lucky, and i bet you are — cheering. you are super lucky, and i bet you are jealous _ cheering. you are super lucky, and i bet you are jealous natalie - cheering. you are super lucky, and i bet you are jealous natalie is - bet you are jealous natalie is travelling down and we'll witness this moment in history, how do you think it is going to pan out? i will be making _ think it is going to pan out? i will be making my — think it is going to pan out? i will be making my way _ think it

and we want to embrace that, where looking forward to that ourselves. 0ur football reporter alex howellpoke to him earlier and began by asking how big a call it was to leave marcus rashford out? it's quite a big call from gareth southgate considering the determinate experience that marcus rashford has in the world cup and in qatar, he was one of england's players of the tournament, scored three goals they are. just his experience generally and what he brings to this england team put up his pace is obviously a big factor. in this current english wad so much of the attacking depth and quality is in those forward areas. as gareth southgate said, there are players in a similar position who have just had a similar position who have just had a better season than marcus rashford. ii a better season than marcus rashford-— a better season than marcus rashford. ., , , rashford. if we look to the players called u - , rashford. if we look to the players called up. four— rashford. if we look to the players called up, four uncapped - rashford. if we look to the players called up, four uncapped player

federal judge baylor howell in the had h newly released 2020 recording knowingly no excuse is providedesident could miss the classified marked documents found in his own bedroom at mar-a-lago. she also went on to say other things like there's no reason not to allow this to happen, meaning the conversation with his attorney. now, the fbi search of the estate lots of classified material you and i talked about that for some time. bathroom, bedroom and ballroom stage this is happening as this documents case is on hold indefinitely, bret, as pre-trial motions are being debated by the federal trial judge, aileen cannon. in that trial by the way may not happen until well after the november election and then, of course, if mr. trump wins, that could change, too bret. >> bret: right. this is all part of the pre-trial documents ever documents judge cannon has been releasing. one of those filings by the trump attorneys is how the classified materials were handled by the fbi in this entire process. but this one, you know, there may be some people, kevin, who say that this is just a policy statemen

. >> this is chef george howell. we need he spent the last 6 months getting hit new restaurant zieback sf ready for its grand opening on wednesday had about. >> 8 for staff can come in today and you know, about 6 back in house and and i and we felt great. >> on cloud 9. but that will change. once he saw this video, surveillance of people breaking into the restaurant and stealing over $15,000 worth of cooking tools. >> and liquor. somebody has the guts to do it in. so so easily. so they pry they they they use the window. these got a crowbar. nathan lifted broke the lock. >> and then there were just walking around. george says this all took place between 03:00am and 05:00am on tuesday. >> sharing the individuals used garbage cans and double backs to take the items and hour later, they came back 4 to 5 people. >> looked like 2 females got on the bar, start bringing down all the bottles, handed them. george explains that the thieves did not cause any physical damage to the restaurant. instead, he says they took liquor fr

napa county have shut down a portion of howell mountain road because of this accident. carrying 800 gallons, a fertilizer spilled all over the road last night. james, it makes it seems like strawberries, great night because we have a strong reaction. this fertilizer, the spark a at cou fire, all kinds trouble there. bindi jewelers park mall road was robbed wednesday afternoon. and yesterday you can see that all boarded up. this happened in newark where like a dozen people went in and they got away in multiple getaway cars. a nearly mile-long water main replacement project in san anselmo is going to be a few months of traffic disruption is all starting in mid-june and runs along sir francis drake boulevard from san francisco boulevard butterfield road. they are warning in now they do it the summer on purpose because during school time, of course that worst. >> take a look at this. just a reminder that with warmer temperatures means fire season and crews were on the scene of a grass fire burning in san bruno yesterday. first trust clifford actually sent in this video. he

lincoln hatches this really odd idea let's make kerner a brigadier general and chief aide to henry howell. and halleck says, wait a minute. i mean, doesn't say this. i'm paraphrasing. he says, wait a minute, i don't want lincoln's dear friend hanging outside my office and reporting, you know, around the chain of command to the commander in chief. so that never out lincoln like to keep rivals at other's throats in many ways, he thought it was productive. a lot of. great presidents have played that game with their own supporters. fdr was another who did that. kennedy did it. so anyway, it's a complicated story. i hope you find it detailed in a more complete version in the book. i'm just going to make one very quick point now. lincoln's political was henry clay. henry clay lost new york by about 1200 votes in 1844. if he wins it, he becomes president lincoln. and a lot of whigs were justifiably bitter about that election loss. zachary taylor wins in 1848. david potter his book, co-written with the german lutheran don fehrenbach. baker, notes that they think the 1852 election was stolen by im

. >> this is chef george howell. we need.spent the last 6 months getting hit new restaurant zieback sf ready for its grand opening on wednesday had about. >> 8 for staff can come in today and you know, about 6 back in house and and i and we felt great. >> on cloud 9. but that will change. once he saw this video, surveillance of people breaking into the restaurant and stealing over $15,000 worth of cooking tools. >> and liquor. somebody has the guts to do it in. so so easily. so they pry they they they use the window. these got a crowbar. nathan lifted broke the lock. >> and then there were just walking around. george says this all took place between 03:00am and 05:00am on tuesday. >> sharing the individuals used garbage cans and double backs to take the items and hour later, they came back 4 to 5 people. >> looked like 2 females got on the bar, start bringing down all the bottles, handed them. george explains that the thieves did not cause any physical damage to the restaurant. instead, he says they took liquor from the front

. >> this is chef george howell. we need.t the last 6 months getting hit new restaurant zieback sf ready for its grand opening on wednesday had about. >> 8 for staff can come in today and you know, about 6 back in house and and i and we felt great. >> on cloud 9. but that will change. once he saw this video, surveillance of people breaking into the restaurant and stealing over $15,000 worth of cooking tools. >> and liquor. somebody has the guts to do it so so easily. so they pry they they they use the window. these got a crowbar. nathan lifted broke the lock. >> and then there were just walking around. george says this all took place between 03:00am and 05:00am on tuesday. >> sharing the individuals used garbage cans and double backs to take the items and now or later they came back 4 to 5 people. >> looked like 2 females got on the bar, start bringing down all the bottles george explains that the thieves did not cause any physical damage to the restaurant. instead, he says they took liquor from the front and back of it. even

here's what judge beryl howell said to explain why she required evan corcoran to provide evidence against his own his own client. she said that the government has proffered sufficient evidence that the former president used personally 18. that's evan corcoran as a front man to obstruct the investigation. again, that hearing is still underway today, and one of the things we're waiting for wolf at this point is whether we might get a new trial date from judge aileen cannon we'll wait and see what happens. evan, thanks for that report. i want to turn now to the very bold move by three european countries in the midst of the israel-hamas war. norway, ireland, and spain have made a landmark announcement that they will formally recognize palestinian statehood in the next few days. listen next tuesday on the 28th, spain will approve his council of ministers, the recognition of the state of palestine. >> this is an investment in the only solution that can bring lasting peace in the middle east it is a strong call to other countries for to need to do the same as we are doing today in the lead up to

in the case, evan, walk us through this new filing well, jake, this is a filing from judge beryl howell and she was ruling on a request by prosecutors to get information to get documents from evan corcoran, who is a former attorney attorney for the former president and what she did was she essentially she ruled that prosecutors had a right to get that information from him because it fell under the crime-fraud exception. >> what she found according to this document, which has just been on sale today, is that in sometime after december of 2022 in a search of mar-a-lago, the the people working for the former president and his legal team found a classified documents, something that was mostly empty, a folder that read classified evening summary. this was found in the former president's bedroom. there were four additional documents that were found in an office there at mar-a-lago. and so this is part of the reason why, judge, decided that this cast doubt on the former president's claim that he had no idea via that they were classified documents being stored. all over mar-a-lago. she said tha

. >> someone grabbed it howell and slap my first prototype. >> so they have not with the solution thead guy is kicked it over. it's slid on its back along the ground. >> yeah dmitry nice. this is going to save lives, right? it has you pictures of the faces that are on the wall, the memorial wall at these police departments? >> and. you. can name folks that would still be here if we had that tool, brynn because made a pledge, never to weaponize their drones. >> but is it sort of big brother-in-law that we've got? please things flying over you know, it really depends how they're used i think if these things are responding to nine one calls people asking for help and they can provide aid or even stop crimes in progress. >> i don't think it is so, nick these drones are designed to get eyes and ears into dangerous places. those benefits seem pretty obvious, but what could stop police departments from using this technology all across the country? >> well, alex i mean as i just alluded to in that last question, there will be some opposition from civil liberties groups worried about these dro