i hear jeff clark is great. ng and it was surprising to me. >> surprising because the president would have no reason to even know who jeffrey clark was. >> even within the department, you know, very few people had really heard of jeffrey clark. >> but donald trump had. unbeknownst to rosen and donohue, scott perry had brought clark to the oval office to meet with president trump on december 22nd. the day after perry had been amongst republican members of congress who joined trump at the white house to discuss overturning the 2020 election. trump also mentioned jeff clark on a separate call with rosen. >> he made what i regarded as a peculiar reference. i don't remember the exact quote but something about did i know jeff clark or did i know who he was or something like that? i was wondering how does the president even know mr. clark? >> rosen confronted clark who admitted he had broken the long-standing policy governing communication between the justice department and the white house. white house lawyers pat cipol

weather is michael cohen, rudy giuliani, jeff clark. if they were lied to they can save themselves by turning on him. they can provide testimony under this exception. if they want to go down with the ship and that is their problem. they're gonna point walks in and you have to, say who is more important. is it yourself or this clinton lied to you. so, now imagine donald trump response to his saying, no i never said that to him. i never said that. so he is denying what your client to saying and your client told you this. the client is now saying no i never told him. that where does that leave him in defense of kevin corbin's position? >> so if evan or christina were smart they documented exactly what donald trump told them and then. he said i've never known a lawyer to take notes, he hated that when it got to government. that's what good lawyers, do you document what is told to you especially by klein, particularly if the client like donald trump was a problem with the truth so that you can cover yourself and your own agatha corresponds a

you remember the former doj official jeff clark who at one moment in time was almost in line to become attorney general to run a coup? he had his home searched william a knew that. had his phone seized. that was in june. what we're learning now according to a new filing the justice department was specifically looking for evidence of crimes regarding lie, obstruction, and then the big one in the middle of your screen, conspiracy. what does that mean? why is that a byinger deal than the serious crime of false statements to the fbi? and why do you need more than one person if you're going to prouf a conspiracy? we have two of the best legal minds in the country, neal katyal and david kelly, after the break. becoming a morning person starts the night before with new neuriva relax and sleep. it has l-theanine to help me relax from daily stress. plus, shoden ashwagandha for quality sleep. so i can wake up refreshed. neuriva: think bigger. [school bells] when pain says, “i'm here,” i say, “so are they.” ♪♪ aleve - who do you take it for? this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is an ad

a statement to get people to stand down and go home, but leading up to, that that meeting with jeff clarkd letters the state legislature segment we found irregularities in the elections in your state, a false statement, pat cipollone said that that was a murder suicide pact that would cause harm to anybody touch that. what was that all about? why was he here? he was also part of the december 18th meeting where we had sydney powell, rudy giuliani, and others talking about seizing voting machines and the like. hearing about that, which ultimately culminated later that night and donald trump's now famous tweet wind he said, come to washington on january six, that will be wild. he is a lot of potential information or share. >> other january six news, house committee is asked former house speaker newt gingrich to testify about his involvement in efforts to overturn the election. they wrote that quote, you appear to be involved with president trump's efforts to stop the certification the election results, even after the attack on the capital. i think that newt gingrich news caught one of people

official has been arrested in connection with -- for the murder of investigative journalist jeff german. clarkcounty public administrator robert telles was the subject of a series of reports uncovering claims of bullying and retaliation that german wrote for the las vegas review-journal. german was found dead with stab wounds outside his home saturday morning. this 69-year-old veteran journalist covered las vegas for over forty years and was "one of nevada's most accomplished and trusted journalists" according to the review-journal. and in seattle, washington, 6000 teachers and other public school workers went on strike wednesday morning just as classes were set to begin for some 50,000 students. the teachers' union is demanding smaller caseloads for both students and teachers, better salaries, and more resources for special ed and english-language learners. >> we don't want to be out here. we want to be in our building with our students. we miss our kids. we were hoping for a great start to the year. >> not offer -- put the kids in what are called general education classes. amy: and those are

every week, every day, we found out more today about mark meadows, maybe jeff clarke. >> yesterday, itthrough -- it's a different kind of task than for the committee. because they do have -- they can think about a sprawling single mega maga-gate conspiracy. more likely, they're looking at discreet crimes and figuring out what way to go. on that chose, the most stark is january 6 and any of the crimes that came from there or mar-a-lago, discreet, precedent setting. i think now pretty clear, for the reasons john and others say, totally righteous. so brazen. what he is saying in court, it's just a little document storage problem. the declassification, but he won't say it in court. it looks, on top of everything else, like justified because it embodies this central trump thinking that he can do anything and there's no such thing as a public interest, there's just the trump interest. >> everyone sticks around. when we come back, there's some off the wall, bonkers, insane new reporting about trump from our friends peter baker and susan glosser about how bad things got at white house under th

what are we learning related to this, as jeff rey clark, his attorneys and the d.c., that tells us about the investigation in the effort to block the electoral college. keep power even though you lost the election. the d.o.j. is investigating felony violations of false statements, conspiracy and obstruction. what do we learn to help us understand more at a time of more and more subpoenas going out to top trump aides and where the justice department is looking? >> there's a broader set of crimes than just tress passing on congress. these are crimes related to someone's conduct in a criminal investigation. obstruction of justice, which means he was aware or someone was aware there was an investigation and they tried to block it. or false statements xhss which common crime. if you give a false statement or sign a false declaration and give it to a federal officer, that's a crime, too. it's a broader set of crimes that he faces exposure for and other people around him might, as well. >> all indications, john, they are close to this, the end of this investigation. they ar

jeff german afters 69 and worked for decades. the man charged was clarkounty public administrator rob tellis and he targeted the reporter because of his reported on tellis's conduct in office and at the crime scene they found tellis's dna under his fingernails along with other evidence. here's a report from las vegas media. >> this is video of clark county public administrator robert tallis walking to what soon would turn into a homicide. he went to the home of investigative reporter jeff german and the two got into an altercation around 11:18 friday morn and video evidence shows tellis leaving his home friday morning around 9:00 in this maroon suv they put out to the public and the suv seen driving in german's neighborhood and leaving the scene after the 11:18 a.m. killing and arrived back home around noon. they recovered shoes tellis was wearing with apparent blood on them and cut up in an attempt to destroy evidence and same thing with the straw hat he was wearing. >> tucker: amazing. adam is from the state of nevada and running for senate from there a

cnn's ed lavandera is in las vegas. >> reporter: jeff german had just walked out of his home when investigators allege clarky was found with approximately seven sharp force injuries to his body. >> this is a terrible and jarring homicide. >> reporter: the court documents reveal that german suffered wounds on his arms and that tellis's dna was found on the reporter's hands suggesting a struggle. >> the dna from mr. tellis was found on the hands and perhaps under the finger nails of mr. german. >> reporter: robert tellis has been charged with murder. in may, german published an investigative report about the chaotic working environment under tellis's leadership. he reported that the public administrators office was quote mired in turmoil and internal dissension over the past two years with allegations of emotional stress, bullying, and favoritism leading to secret video taping of the boss and a coworker outside the office. >> we knew that as an investigative reporter he had written several articles and there were different allegations and statements about potential people that would be upset about it. >> repo

allegedly chucked his wife because he is not art, additionally, with the murder of jeff german toy is currently detained in the clarknty detention center. this as well, the california woman who faked her own kidnapping pack in 2016 and in light of the fbi about it and cashed in on victims assistance checks has just been sentenced to 18 months in prison. sherry perpignan, three years of supervised release following the present time because he claimed to have been kidnapped and held at gunpoint by two hispanic women when she re-emerged after her purported reduction. also in this, the man accused of abducting and then killing a mother of two was back in court monday. is facing a whole slew of additional charges in the wake of his arrest his vertical senior correspondent laura ingle has new breaking developments tonight. good evening. 's because the suspect accused of two horrific crimes in memphis was back in court to face additional charges and hear motions in both cases is one of his alleged victims survived ank speaks out. >> has been charged with the violent abduction and murder of kindergarten teacher and mother o

according to court documents las vegas review journal reporter jeff german had just walked out of his home when investigators allege clarkinistrator robert tellis attacked him. german's body was found with approximately seven sharp force injuries to his body. >> this is a terrible and jarring homicide. >> the court documents reveal german also suffered wounds on his arms and tellis' dna was found on the reporter's hands, suggesting a struggle. >> dna from mr. tellis was found on the hands and perhaps under the fingernails of mr. german. >> robert tellis, the clark county public administrator has been charged with murder. in may, german published an investigative report about the chaotic working environment under tellis' leadership. he reported that the public administrator's office was, quote, mired in turmoil and internal dissension over the past two years, with allegations of emotional stress, bullying, and favoritism leading to secret videotaping of the boss and a coworker outside the office. >> we knew as investigative reporter he had written several articles and there were different allegations and statements about

clark county public administrator. robert, tell us after 2 hour standoff, the victim is jeff german, a veteran investigative reporter forthe las vegas review journal. he was found stabbed to death outside his home last weekend. he had been working on an investigative piece about tell us before being killed earlier this year, german reported on allegations of bullying and inappropriate relationships in the administrator's office. in a statement, newspaper officials say that they are relieved someone is in custody, but outrage that a colleague was killed for reporting on a public official. that's even though the test to launch of artemis one has been postponed. astronauts are busy beginning their training. we'll see how they're getting >> nasa is now replacing leaky seals in its moon rocket on the kennedy space center launch pad in florida. once that's done, it will run some tests. and if that goes well, the artemis one could blast off by the end of this month. hydrogen fuel leaks and other issues stopped back-to-back launch attempts last week. nasa wants to send 3 test dummies into the lunar orbit on something of a trial

for evidence, journalist jeff german was working on a story exposing allegations of bullying and retaliation in his office. >> stephanie haines has the story. >> this morning, clarkff gear meant investigators searched. tell us is home for hours wednesday following a meeting with investigators tell us return to his home after the search. any white protective suits. >> investigators say cure man was stabbed multiple times last friday morning. they released this image of a possible suspect to skies with a bright orange vest and hiding their face beneath a large hat. >> investigators also shared an image of this suspected car which matches the description of the car. investigators towed away from tell us is home and not tell us. and then your clark county public administrator tell us lost a june primary election following several of and stories which revealed serious allegations that his office and and tied it to his reporting writing lagging numbers. follow a review journal investigation last month that uncovered in office in turmoil amid claims of bullying and retaliation and an inappropriate relationship between tell us and a staffer. social media shows tell us fi

now, back in may, jeff german published a long piece about tellis in the las vegas review journal. it began, quote, the clarkblic an minadministrator's office has been mired in turmoil and internal descension with allegations of emotional stress, bullying, and favoritism. german went on to write that tellis was, quote, carrying on an inappropriate relationship with a staffer. tellis denied those allegations. in june, he lost the democratic primary, so will not be seeking re-election this fall. and he slammed jeff german in a series of tweets, calling him a, quote, typical bully and writing, looking forward to lying smear piece number four. now, to be clear, we do not know if there's any connection here. police aren't saying one way or another. meanwhile, the paper is mourning a dedicated reporter. the review journal family is devastated to lose jeff, the paper's executive editor, glen cook, has said in a statement. going on to say, it's hard to imagine what las vegas would be like today without his many years of shining a bright light on dark places. jake. >> all right, nick watt, thank you so much. >> also

jeff paul ktvu, fox two news prosecutors in las vegas say they have found the dna of an elected official under the fingernails of a reporter who was killed. clarkblic administrator robert t. s is facing murder charges in the death of jeff german police say when he was arrested at his home earlier this week after a long standoff, but he also had self inflicted wounds, but they were not life threatening. investigators now say they also recovered more evidence linking tellez to the killing, including a getaway car and closed seen on surveillance video on the day of the murder. um also, as you can see, there's apparent blood on the shoes and the shoes were cut likely in a manner to try to destroy evidence. in addition to the shoes, we recovered a straw hat that was also cut and in a manner that was likely to destroy the evidence. had previously published investigative reports about the county commissioner and was reportedly working on another story about him. tell us is in jail without bail will be arraigned. we're told next week. applying instructor and a student were killed when their small plane crashed at the santa monica airport. santa monica

. >> reporter: authorities say clark county public administrator robert telles is seen here dressed in disguise before fatally stabbing reporter jeff german after an altercation. >> dna recovered from the victim's hands, under his fingernails, they do identify the dna as the defendant's. >> reporter: german behind several scathing articles about telles' alleged toxic workplace behavior. allegations telles denied. and now one of telles' former coworkers, rita reid, telling abc news she and colleagues went to german with their story. >> so, we decided we would go public. we would try to talk to a journalist here in our community and see if somebody felt it was worthy of reporting. >> reporter: reid decided to run against telles in the democratic primary and won. she says ultimately german's commitment to journalism cost him his life. >> he was our hero. we can never thank him enough. >> reporter: and we reached out to telles' attorney, so far, they're not commenting. his lawyers asking the court for a delay. so far, he is being held behind bars and has not yet entered a plea. david? >> erielle reshef reporting, erielle, thank you. >>

connection with a fatal stabbing of a journalist clark county public administrator robert ellis was arrested after 2 after a two-hour standoff with police yesterday, jeffn of veteran investigative reporter for the las vegas review journal found stabbed to death outside of his home last weekend. german had been working on an investigative story about tell us before he was killed earlier this year, german reported on allegations of bullying and inappropriate relationships in the administrator's office. in a statement the newspaper officials said that they are relieved that someone is in custody, but outrage that a colleague was killed while reporting on a public official. steve bannon has pleaded not guilty to charges that he duped donors out of 25 million dollars in a border wall fundraising campaign. the former trump white house adviser surrendered to new york authorities today. he was led to the courtroom in handcuffs out, telling reporters, quote, they will never shut me up. they'll have to kill me. first, unquote. former president trump pardoned bannon on the same federal fraud charges back in 2020. but he was later charged by the manhattan district

clark county public administrator rob tellez faces murder charges in the death of jeff garman. he was arrested at his home earlier this week after a long standoff . he had self inflicted wounds, but they were not life threatening. investigators now say they also recovered more evidence linking to less to the killing, including a getaway car and clothing seen on surveillance video the day of the murder. um also, as you can see, there's apparent blood on the shoes and the shoes were cut likely in a manner to try to destroy evidence. in addition to the shoes, we recovered a straw hat that was also cut and in a manner that was likely to destroy the evidence. chairman had previously published investigative reports about the county commissioner and was reportedly working on another story about him to less is in jail without bail, and he will be arraigned next week. when i was 5 50 today. i thought we made it. we made it to them brutal, weeklong heat wavers many people were talking about. we just got to get your friday. we just got to get to friday. yes, it has been a long stretch of

he was a former public administrator in clark county court documents refer to the murder as, quote, willful, deliberate and premeditated. jeffr-man who was on the right there. reporter dante as and issues within his office. so investigators believe is killed gair-man in retaliation for his reporting after tales lost his primary race in june. prosecutors in this case say they are now preparing to argue for a significant amount of bail at the next hearing. that's a wild one. we're going to talk about our forecast right now as we take this live look outside here in san francisco. it's a camera on top of our building here in front street were looking out towards the embarcadero. there is the exploratorium and some clouds in the background will fog trying to roll in for this tuesday. kyle is here now with details on our forecast and what we can expect for the rest of this week. it's a lot cooler than last week. yeah. it kind of felt like fall right this week. i think as we started our weekend, it's all about low pressure that's kind of in control now as opposed to the high pressure that was building up over that desert southwest.

police arrest a clark county public administrator robert eli's at his home several hours after investigators serve a search warrant and confiscated vehicles in the homicide investigation. and jeff german whose investigators of the tallies proceed his primary loss in june. for your health, california is now expected to get over 1 million updated booster doses targeting the omicron variant health officials say most americans may need to get a covid-19. vaccinations shot every year. and ucsf and san mateo county health are partnering up for a long covid study. it's called let's figure out long covid and the studies looking to answer several questions, including how common long covid is in the bay area as well as what causes it and how to prevent it. and most importantly, how to treat it. >> we're trying to find out and try to understand better is what is covid doing inside of our bodies. do we are we caring residual virus? is our immune system just on hyper drive? even though there's no virus there and attacking itself, you know what is driving long covid? we don't really know from a physical why people get the symptoms to get. and we also don't know who's at higher risk. >> resea

clark county public administrator robert tellis. he is charged with murder. he murdered investigative reporter jeff about him. he gets to keep his 130,000-dollars a year job while he sits in jail. your take on this story? >> good to see you, liz. again another example of how liberal policies and the set of standard exist in this country to the debttry meant of the american people. in this case you have an elected official who is still collecting a taxpayer-funded salary and benefit while standing trial for murder. this is absurd and just another example of a very long line that we can point out where this double standard exists. crime across the country has been skyrocketing and when people hear stories like this they continue to lose faith in the system and it makes people angry. i think that is really going to be a driving factor as this increased crime across the country as we play into the november elections. elizabeth: the real focal point is chicago. we have a democrat, george carr dean has. a chicago alderman. he was appointed to a top spot in the city council by mayor lightfoot. he tweeting

the murder of a las vegas newspaper reporter, police say clark county public administrator robert tallis was arrested on suspicion of murder of jeff. las vegas review journal investigative reporter. now german had spent months reporting on the turmoil surrounding until as oversight of the public administrator's office to less lost his reelection bid in june's primary after garments findings were published. the chance. he bailey project, the oakland based group advocating for fair and safe journalism, released a statement saying quote the killing of garment must be thoroughly investigated by nevada law enforcement. if it is a random and senseless murder. we are appalled, but if his killing is found to be related to his work as an investigative journalist, those responsible must be held to account. it must be remembered that killing a journalist never kills a story. the chancy bailey project was formed by a group of oakland journalists after chauncey bailey was killed in 2007 for an investigative story. he was working on about your black muslim bakery. a wood products company is looking into whether a machine failure at its facility

. >> this morning, clark county official robert ellis is in police custody following the stabbing deaths of las vegas. journalist jeffnvestigators searched tell us is home for hours wednesday following a meeting with investigators tell us return to his home after the search. any white protective suits. >> investigators say cure man was stabbed multiple times last friday morning. they released this image of a possible suspect to skies with a bright orange vest and hiding their face beneath a large hat. >> investigators also shared an image of this suspected car which matches the description of the car. investigators towed away from tell us is home and not tell us. and then your clark county public administrator tell us lost a june primary election following several of and stories which revealed serious allegations that his office and and tied it to his reporting writing lagging numbers. follow a review journal investigation last month that uncovered in office in turmoil amid claims of bullying and retaliation and an inappropriate relationship between tell us and a staffer. social media shows tell us fired back at your

clark county public administrator robert ellis is now under arrest for murder. he's accused of killing jeffrman, a reporter with the las vegas review journal, who had written articles critical of tell us, including allegations of political corruption. authorities say tell us waited outside germans home on friday and then stabbed him seven times. our victim comes outside and has encounters the suspect. there's an altercation that occurs and we believe that at that time the suspect stabbed and killed the victim. tell us was elected in 2018 but lost his primary in june. he was highly critical of germans reporting, calling the journalist a bully who was obsessed with them. tell us is now jailed without bail pending arraignment on tuesday, longtime trump ally has been indicted in new york today. former white house chief strategist steve bannon surrendered to authorities. prosecutors say he defrauded thousands of people out of money with the promise of building border wall boxes, madeline rivera reports. over here fixture of former president trump's white house steve bannon arrived at a new york

clark county public administrator robert tell les was at the center of a negative expose written by jeffk. despite being allowed to keep his job tell les remains behind bars having been denied bail. award-winning country music singser john michael montgomery seriously injured after tour bus veered off the side of the road. montgomery posted an update to social media yesterday. he says he is on the road to recovery despite suffering cuts and broken ribs. the singer thanked first responders for health and said he would be taking the first week off to heal. at tom brady and buccaneers walking away. over the cowboys. dak prescott suffering an injury that may sideline him for a few weeks. in cincinnati, the steelers win in overtime, an overtime thriller against the bengals but possibly at a steep cost. star pass rusher t.j. watts suffering a pectoral injury during the fourth quarter. watt is scheduled to get an mri today to see if he tore that muscle. meanwhile the colts opening their season with a tie against houston texans after kicker rodrigo blanken ship missed a kick with two minutes to

the journalist, jeff german, was stabbed to death outside his las vegas home this weekend. now today police are searching the home of clarkor robert tellus, apparently in connection with the killing. tellus is a democrat who lost his re-election bid in june's primary following a series of reports by german in which current and former employees said tellus created a hostile working, and the married father of three had a relationship with a staffer. and police released two pieces of security camera video, one showing the unidentified suspect in a straw hat wearing gloves and orange shirt, the other a red or maroon yukon denali connected to the suspect. within hours reporters with the las vegas review journal, his employer, saw a similar vehicle in the driveway of the robert telles home, and police showed up at that home to serve search warrants. it's unclear at this point whether telles was at his home when officers arrived there. now, telles had repeatedly tweeted about german's journalistic investigations calling the reporter a bully and saying "i think he's mad that i haven't crawled into a hole and died." now, telles as

investigator said the clark county public administrator, rob tellis stabbed the reporter to death at his home. this is the reporter. the last biggest review journal, jeffuspected killer recently lost reelection after he detailed allegations of a hostile work environment and an alleged inappropriate relationship with a staffer. he called out -- my name and mocked him. he said the reporter was an obsessed bully and called his stories lying smear pieces. investigators say he had another article about telles that was in the works before he was murdered. >> this is a terrible homicide that has deeply impacted las vegas. at the killing of the journalist is particularly troubling. >> they found the dna of the public administrator at the murder scene. here is valerie castro. >> reporter: despite the las vegas desert desert heat, this person was dressed in disguise. they say this is robert telles. he is accused of killing jeff german. >> he was upset about articles being written by german that exposed wrongdoing by telles . he had publicly discussed issues with that reporting. >> reporter: telles allegedly stabbed him outside of his home just before a confronta

investigators say the clark county public administrator rob telles was the disguised killer on the right who stabbed the reporter at his home this is the reporter jeffered crime, corruption and the mob in vegas for decades telles recently lost an election after gurman wrote an article about the inappropriate relationship werith a staffer. telles called out gurman by name and mocked him he said the reporter was an obsessed bully and called his stories lying smear pieces investigators say the reporter had another article about telles that was in the works before his murder >> this is a terrible and jarring homicide one that has impacted last veg was deeply the killing of a journalist is troublesome. >> vegas police say they found his dna at the murder scene and more evidence at his house here is valerie castro >> reporter: despite the heat, police say this figure was dressed head to toe in a disguise they say he is local county official robert telles the man now accused of murdering jeff gurman. >> upset over articles written by gurman. it exposed wrongdoing and telles expressed issues with the reporting. >> reporter: telles allegedly stabbed gurman s

jeff german worked for the las vegas review journal. he was working on a story about a local official during the week of his death. that official, clarknty public administrator robert tellis, was taken into custody wednesday evening on suspicion of murder according to the paper. >>> a drag net in canada has ended as police track down mass suspect myles sanderson and took him into custody. police say he died a short time later after going into medical distress. this comes after a rampage on sunday left ten people dead and 18 others wounded. myles' brother damian, who was also a suspect in the stabbings, was found dead on monday. police arrested myles sanderson wednesday after forcing his stolen vehicle off a highway in the province of saskatchewan. a separate police force and an independent civilian-led oversight organization will investigate the suspect's death. >>> well, a big rally on wall street wednesday as investors try to snap a lingering slump. all three major wall street indices enjoyed major gains. the s&p rose 1.8%. the nasdaq closed more than 2% h higher, and the dow gained well over 400 points. markets seemed soothed by th

arrest in las vegas, clark county public administrator robert tell lis was taken into custody wednesday and charged with murder in connection with the fatal stabbing of reporter jeffareman. he was found with multiple stab wounds outside his home on saturday. in may he filed an investigative report on tellis' office. with allegations of emotional distress, bullying and favoritism leading to secret videotaping of a boss and co-worker outside the office. tellis decide the accusations but lost his primary bid for reelection. las vegas police solicited help from the public on tuesday releasing this video of a suspect dressed in a straw hat, gloves and a bright orange jacket. along with an image of a red suv. >> initially over the weekend we had assumed it was a robbery gone bad or police released the v picture of this vehicle and our reporters started to see the google images of this vehicle that, loo like a vehicle just like in tellis' driveway. that was really concerning and surprising. >> the review journal reported police arrived at tellis' home early wednesday morning and blocked off the surrounding streets. police would not provide cnn information on what transpi

clark county public administrator. robert, tell us at his home hours after investigators served a search warrant and confiscated vehicles in the homicide. investigation of jeff german whose investigations of tell us preceded his primary loss in june. >> the state attorney general is set to review the case involving antioch police officers in the 2020 death of angelo king to the family argues said officer misconduct resulted in keep those deaths. kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> no would have been my. >> the anguished mother of the late angelo quinto had some choice words for contra costa county's district attorney who chose not to prosecute any act. police officers for her son's death back in 2020 eur. >> we're suppose look at this. investigate. but you joined the call help. >> you are part of the color of now. police were called to the family home because kato was experiencing a mental health crisis at issue, whether the police restraint cross the line and caused keep those death. >> the officers killed him at the scene because that's where he really that's where going to load died underneath the weight of these offices. also afternoon, no heartbeat, not

clark county public administrator rob tell us is behind bars after a standoff with a swat team at his home. he's accused of killing jeff gurman, a reporter with the las vegas review journal, who had written articles critical o, including allegations of political corruption. gammon was found dead outside his home on september 3rd our victim. comes outside and has encounters the suspect. there's an altercation that occurs and we believe that at that time the suspect stabbed and killed the victim. tell us was elected in 2018, but lost his primary in june in a series of public post and texts. he was highly critical of germans reporting, calling the journalist a bully who was obsessed with him those posts along with video evidence of what appeared to be his car at the scene of the crime led police to tell us home on wednesday morning, he was questioned by detectives while search warrants were executed and later on wednesday, police returned to the home in force to arrest tell us who was eventually carried out on a stretcher. we began aggressively working the investigation. everyone in our unit has been working nonstop since

clark county public administrator rob tell us is behind bars after a standoff with a swat team at his home. he's accused of killing jeffman, a reporter with the las vegas review journal, who had written articles critical of how tell us ran his office, including allegations of political corruption. gammon was found dead outside his home on september 3rd our victim. um comes outside and has encountered the suspect. there's an altercation that occurs. and we believe that at that time the suspect stabbed and killed the victim. tell us was elected in 2018, but lost his primary in june in a series of public post and texts. he was highly critical of germans reporting, calling the journalist a bully who was obsessed with him those posts along with video evidence of what appeared to be his car at the scene of the crime led police to tell us home on wednesday morning, he was questioned by detectives while search warrants were executed and later on wednesday, police returned to the home in force to arrest tell us who was eventually carried out on a stretcher. we began aggressively working the investigation. everyone in our unit h

clark county, nevada, is in custody in las vegas tonight following a 12 hour standoff with police at his home. this after robert tellis was questioned about the murder of an investigative reporter. jeffing his leadership of the public administers office claiming he fostered a hostile work environment complete with bullying, favoritism, and an affair with a subordinate. then he lost the democratic primary for reelection. of the mayor of washington, d.c., is declaring a public emergency in response to the flow of illegal immigrants sent from texas and arizona, muriel bowser is creating an office of migrant affairs to support new arrivals who seek asylum. she will seek reimbursement for the $10 million being used from the federal emergency management agency, the announcement comes after the pentagon twice rejected the mayor's request for help from the national guard. [reporter questioning] >> is the federal government? yes. the president, white house and anybody else who was involved in the national guard not being granted for the district's humanitarian response. >> more than 9,000 migrants have arrived in the nation's capital since april. continuing coverage, remembering the queen str

year old jeff german was found from multiple stand board boone's outside his house that was on september. 2nd dna found underneath germans, fingernails and surveillance video helped police link clarky public administrator robert tell us to the killing. jermaine had written stories about allegations of mismanagement and tell his handling of the public administrator's office. king charles. the third continues to lead national days of mourning across the uk beginning tomorrow , the queen's body will lie in state in london. lauren blanchard is in london to show us how the queen is being honored.are already in line here in london for the chance to be able to pay their last respects as the royal family continues to mourn the late queen, a 21 gun salute welcomed britain's newest monarch to northern ireland. on tuesday, crowds of people lined the streets of belfast as king charles and his queen consort camilla continue their tour of the uk, the pair met with government officials at hillsborough castle, where they accepted condolences for the loss of queen elizabeth. the second privilege. to bear witness to such a devoted life. may be granted to resolve all to fulfill the tasks before us s

jeff german. i'm sixt the jouy nine years ol. he worked there for decades. he was the corruption reporterra . pretty famous, actually . well, the man charged with thisb is clarkcounty public t administrator. rob , tell us , police says he targeted the reporter because of his reporting on tell us his conduct in office. at the crime scene. police say they found telesis dna under german's fingernails,r along with a lot of other evidence. here's a scene setting to report from local las vegas>> t media. >> police saisy this is video or clark county public administrator robert tell us ,ag walking to what soon would turn into a homicide. tell us approach the home of hom las vegas review journal investigative reporter geoff garin, who then came outside where the two got into an altercation around 11:00 a.m. friday morning. video evidencemorn andeo evide y us leaving his home friday morning around 9:00 in this baroon suv, which they put out to the public. they say the suv was seenhborhod driving in gourmands aav neighborhood and leaving that scening the after the 11, 18 a.. killing. k they say he arriveng and arrivee around noon. they recovered shoes, tell tels us was

clark county public administrator rob tallas is facing murder charges for the death of jeff harriman.hen he was arrested at his home earlier this week after a long standoff, he had self inflicted wounds that were not life threatening. investigators now say they also recovered more evidence linking tell us to the killing, including a getaway, car and clothing seen on surveillance video on the day of the murder. um also, as you can see, there's apparent blood on the shoes and the shoes were cut likely in a manner to try to destroy evidence. in addition to the shoes, we recovered a straw hat that was also cut and in a manner that was likely to destroy the evidence. germany german had previously published investigative reports about the county commissioner and was reportedly working on another report. tell us is in jail without bail this morning. he used to be arraigned next week in today's dollars and cents, right before that opening bell ring this morning, marin county based r. h as in restoration hardware, really strong second quarter earnings and revenue on that news that stock right

jeff german, a reporter at the "las vegas review journal" was stabbed to death outside his home last week. yesterday, police arrested robert telles, the clarkic administraor that came after an hours' long standoff at telles' home. he has been the subject of investigative pieces written by german and recently lost his primary in the wake of their publication. police may receive a possible motive this morning. the clark county d.a. telling the "journal," telles is facing murder charges. nbc news reached out to telles for comment. he is scheduled to appear in court this afternoon, mika. >>> canadian police say mass stabbing suspect miles sanderson died after going into medical distress following his arrest yesterday. the second suspect, his brother, damien, was found dead a day after the attacks with injuries not believed to be self-inflicted. ten people were killed and 18 others injured in the sunday rampage in saskatchewan, spanning 13 crime scenes. all but one of the victims are from the indigenous community. the james smith nation. there is not a motive for the stabbings. >>> coming up, new polling on a pair of major issues that could tip

jeff had been found murdered. my first thought was robert telles, and then i thought, no, it couldn't be. >> reporter: until his arrest last week rita reid served three years in the office alongside clarktrator robert telles. she says as a boss telles caused emotional stress and created a hostile work environment. >> he came into my office several times in a rage. you saw stress every day in multiple employees, and it just became worse and worse. >> reporter: reid also alleges telles had an inappropriate relationship with an employee that rocked the office dynamic because of preferential treatment he allegedly gave her. telles has denied he created a toxic environment or the relationship, saying he only turned to the colleague as a trusted friend for advice. >> one of our staff was told during one of the complaints that he had the right to have favorites in the office if he wanted. >> reporter: reid says she became so appalled by his behavior she ran against telles in the democratic primary and she and her co-workers approached longtime "las vegas review-journal" investigative reporter jeff german with their allegations. >> so we decided that we would go public. we would try to talk to