the "john doe" indictment was upheld and the case was going to trial.f a trial, the marcell family gave their blessing to waymire's decision to move ahead with a plea offer. of no contest to attempted murder in the first degree. which hansen accepted. and just like that it all came to an end. the alternate suspects, the john doe indictment, the hypnosis, the parabon sketch, the dna tests, over. a case that took 9 years to get to court was resolved in a matter of hours. >> you had a really tough decision to make in this case to -- to go to trial or to take this deal. how did you ultimately come up with your decision? >> i mean i wanted to go to trial, i wanted to clear my name, but i just felt like the odds were against me. and i didn't wanna chance, you know, 58 to 60 years away from my kids. and that was kind of what pushed me into the plea. >> so the plea was not about an admission of guilt necessarily, but for you it was more about being there someday for your children? >> that's exactly what it was for. it was, like, 60 years or 18 years with a chan

john: does that put disparities into the system?> it does but he creates two tiers, some data has shown that the people were most offered people of color and women. it creates a system where some people are being paid and some people aren't, they are shown to be the same way but it creates a division at the very beginning where you are having a first step into the working world. john: are the more likely than others to offer only unpaid internships? >> it helps to divide into two differt categories. internships are internships for wire -- required in areas like social work, fieldwork to treat patients as you go through. open market are internships that are more unregulated that are not attached to a degree program, kind of morphed into an internship. for example, the european parliament calls for banning open market paid -- unpaid internships. then, it tends to be lesser funded areas, museums, arts areas, media is known and the other category is areas that could be paid but it's not clear why. experts say those areas are ignoring th

john lauro does not believe jack smith is deranged. he knows that jack smith is one of the most honorable dedicated prosecutors in the history of the justice department, the department where john laurel used to work. john laurel could have just said no. as most lawyers would, to that question. in a situation like that, if a defendant publicly insulted a prosecutor, any decent criminal defense lawyer would simply say no to that question, and the interview and move on. it doesn't harm the clients position in any way. but john moreau was afraid. terrified of the word no. and you could see that on his face. as he tried to struggle to think of an answer. he gave no answer. he just rambled. you could see, in those seconds, the terror of the possibility of him publicly daring to disagree with a pathological liar who he defends, and so john laura went off into a lying ramble instead of having this simple professional decency to disassociate himself from his clients lies about the prosecutor. when you defend a pathological liar, the filth of the

is the time investigators have a much better chance now of learning the actual name of jane and john doe's than in years past. there's a computer program that now allows them to digitally reconstruct faces better than ever. we've got jamie ostroff with the story. >> do you recognize this man, his clothing and skeletal remains were found by an oil well site near canton and 2020. >> today he is known as john doe number. 33, 12 and investigators have a much better chance of learning his actual name than in years past. whenever we have an identified human remains and we still can't id them through dna or dental records. scars marks tattoos. >> they can come to me for a face reconstruction. as long as we have a skull. this is sam molnar. she's an intelligence analyst in forensic artist for bci. her job is to figure out what someone looked like when they were alive. like to art as a kid and i watched way too many crime shows as a kid and i always wanted to learn how to do this. using her knowledge of anatomy and clues from the scene. she was recovered inside small clothing so i can guesstimate t

on >> his lawyers would rather that he not speak as much as he does. john -- one of his lawyers, who is handling the january 6th case, he was brought on in the last couple of weeks, months i should say. but john -- he gave a podcast, where he was very clear that he does not agree with some of what the former president is saying on social media. among them, the former president was insisting, we're gonna file a motion asking for a recusal of judge chutkan. and laurel made clear, no we, actually have made a decision on that at all. he also repeatedly talked about how you can control some clients. this is not something that any of them want. and so, they all work around it, and we've seen that over and over. but trump is going to find, out or not, whether this is a problem from. that's what we have to th judges. >> yome, and, wemr. parlato think about what magg said there, and how the lawyer s is very complica -- in a campaign, and a whole bunch of people that want to put out public statements. it is something that is preferable, for me, to have hen they are r

>> his lawyers would rather that he not speak as much as he does. john lauro, one of his lawyers who is handling the j6 case and he was brought on in the last couple of months, but john lauro gave a podcast interview where he was very clear that he does not agree with some of what the former president is saying on social media, among them the former president was insisting we're going to file a motion asking for a recusal. and lauro made clear no, we have not made a decision on that at all. he also repeatedly talked about how you can't control some clients. this is not something any of them want. so they all work around it. and we've seen that over and over. but trump is going to find out or not whether this is a problem for him. that's going to be up to judges. >> it does occur to me, i did have a guy who worked at donald trump's lawyer. we should ask him about what maggie just said there. mr. parlatore, what do you think about what maggie just said there and how the lawyers view trump's outbursts? >> without talking about him specifically, representing

john: yeah, the early months. 0 this is for janet and john. does your protagonist continue after the war and if not, how do they adapt going to civilian life? janet: after marguerite went to russia where she was in prison 10 months. she went on to the far east and she was in japan where the japanese wanted her to spy on the chinese. the chinese wanted her to spy on the russians and the americans wanted her to spy on the japanese. in 1924, she was in persia where she made one of the first, silent film documentaries of the nomadic tribe and it was a death-defying trip across the highest mountains of persia and through goatskin barges, rapids. she continued for a while and like so many spies she just faded away. jeff a question over here? >> thank you for your amazing stories. at home, i just finished my binge of the americas. it led me to think about, do either of these individuals, it seems like they were hiding in plain sight. were they ever exposed for what they were doing by the enemy? john: not so much. he worked under william donovan as head of

for joining us, and now, that we have the identity of what has long been identified as fire island john doe, and now that we can identify one more victim, and talk about the investigative steps that were necessary to get to this point, and also what they do now. >> well, we know that they used the genealogy from a family member to help to identify this particular victim, and so everything that is going to be done going forward with regards to this victim that is either connected to the suspect in custody is to rule out or affirm some kind of involvement. so it is going to be a mtatter f backtracking everything that they have done thus far with the victims connected to the suspect and see if there is any similar connection here. >> sargent, jean casarez pointed out just important, and how important this testing of the genealogy review and testing and what it means nor investigatety efforts s and the advancements d what it means for investigative efforts of all types. >> it is amazing that you can find the connection of a family member, and who it could be, and then you submit these dna sampl

john: how does that translate to actual protection?> in the u.s., sunscreen is regulated as an over the counter drug. when you look at europe, since bins are regulated as cosmetics they do not require human clinical data in order to get approved. however, there are standards for eva filter approvals are more robust for -- then for here in the u.s. new there is a suggestion that the fda will change approval problems here in the u.s. which will bring up the parity level. we are all holding our breath, waiting for the fda to make these changes. >> to the average person, when you hear extensive regulation to make sure that these substances we are putting on our skin are safe that is a good thing. but why is it that it seems like these other markets have found a better balance between safe ingredients and the best products for skin protection? >> it is interesting. europe does not require human data for filters to be approved. but in the studies that have come out since our filters have hit the market, little -- there is little data to sugg

want to get the other one that shows where kamala harris is, look at this, democrats of color 73, john does >> it does surprise me because i would think -- would be higher. she is such a trail blazing figure, and that is the source of a lot of the vigil she's gotten. if you go back and look at 2020 the early attacks on her -- she's out of touch, insincere, she is not up to it. it's almost echoes of the attacks on obama that we saw early on. i would imagine that her numbers among democrat to be higher, and they're not. >> i do think one reason why the first two years of the administration, they were literally locked in the white house because of covid. now you see them coming in -- talking to people. these really get to introduce themselves and a candidate. sometimes, when you're the first people do not know how to interact with you, and right now are on a living curve of america. the more people get to know kamala harris, the more the numbers are going to go up. >> i want let you listen to some sound we heard last week. the democrats as you mentioned, she's been this response sort of attack

>> dana: gary, for regular john doe citizens caught up in a situation like this, what would happen to them if they hadn't done -- paid their taxes on time? >> so that's the entire reason why i came forward. 300 million taxpayers that demand they get treated fairly and this is a per example of that not occurring. let me give you a case example quick. there was a baltimore city police commissioner, in 2018, 2019 pleaded guilty to misdemeanor tax charges. the same charges hunter biden was charged with. his tax loss was $67,000. hunter biden's was between one ton 2 and $1.5 million. according to court documents. the government attorneys on that case recommended 12 months incarceration and ended up getting ten months. the government attorneys on this case recommended 0 months incarceration. those prosecutors in those two cases are the same prosecutors. that's not treating taxpayers the same. >> bill: you and joseph ziegler came out as whistleblowers and testified before that house committee. are there others who have yet to come out who are willing? >> well, i think there are lots of peopl

that poll that we just showed our viewers, john, does that surprise you that he's that far out in frontption of ron desantis, just not making that much of a dent at this point, could the debate change that? >> yes, it could. i'm not surprised, because he's got the highest name i.d. by far. he's got a vice grip over the party and he's sucked up all of the oxygen because of his profound legal problems. but once the debates start, candidates will have more of a chance to speak up and make the case for themselves. remember, this is also a state by state race, so if dents can be put in trump in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, that could have a cascading effect. but it's a reason debates matter so much. because debate, trump has been able to suck up the oxygen. >> margaret, what do you think? >> look, i think the national polls are interesting, they do demonstrate how strong trump's grip is on the party. but this isn't a national race. this is a -- you know, there are 25 primaries relevant here. most importantly, iowa, then new hampshire, south carolina, and the super tuesday states. so

john: adam, does it seem that getting to the supreme court was in the minds of the people who proposed, john, it actually seems like it was a goal of the people who proposed this. they have talked pretty openly about wanting to cnge precedent, to allow uh public funds to go to religious institutions like this. they have kind of spoken about this being the test case to get to the supreme court to change that. john: do they belie the conservative majority in the supreme court would be receptive to this argument? >> yeah, i think they've seen the number of positive rulings that religious institutions and the like have received from the supreme court in the past couple of years. and i believe they're hoping to take that next step. john: are any other religious groups or churches in oklahoma talking about doing the same thing here? >> there's already been some talk that a few different religions have already reached out to inquire about how to submit an application to to do this exactly, to launch their own charter school. so far, none of those have come through. but the catholic church is

the people that know him say john doe is over here, i just saw him. >> john: joe and chris, another updaterom the daily tarheel here, again, these are unconfirmed reports coming to us from the local school media. update here, police confirm that one person died at the scene. two other individuals were victims of gunshot wounds and were transported to unc hospitals. another person suffered injuries which i guess did not require being sent to the hospital. the shooting is being investigated, obviously, as a homicide, chapel hill police department said there is no ongoing threat, which, oh, and you know what -- i'm sorry, that is an old, old post. so erase that, never mind. that is an old post. but clearly this has happened before, so just ignore that i said that. but i was about to say before i saw that, and again, that's an old report from unc chapel hill police. i was saying there doesn't appear to be any action at the hospitals at this point, we have not seen anything cross the wires, have not heard local reports, so maybe that is some good news, and again, my apologies, that was an old r

investigators will >> 10 29 and why do the weather when john does all the heavy lifting for to defeating? yeah. let him do all the hard you know this weekend, not too hard of a forecast to talk about. it is getting hot, though. so if you are planning on getting outside maybe sunday early next week, try to do so. a little closer to the water. that's about the biggest thing we've got to think about looking outside right now. we've got the ocean breeze that still pushing and a few spots of low grade. you can see that there. but the berkeley hills now visibility still suffering at the coastline. aside from that, though, we are smooth sailing with temperatures currently in the 60's and 70's, not a bad start to your friday. hopefully get a chance to enjoy these mild numbers before we do heat things up a little bit this afternoon. daytime highs today will be in the 80's that are very warmest last time. i'm going to say that as we see the 90's returning tomorrow. back to thanks a lot. john is 30 and let's return now to the top story that we're covering out of hawaii. we're now at least 55 people

john, does this debate have merit? what do you think?well, it could eventually reach the supreme court. i actually think that there is a strong argument that the case should be removed to federal court. mark meadows' attorney, george terwilliger, former deputy attorney general, has already filed the motion seeking the removal from fulton county superior court, and i'm quite sure the other remaining 18 defendants are all going to join in that motion, and we'll see what a federal court judge does. that issue could work its way up to the supreme court eventually, i suppose. elizabeth: what do you think, joe? >> well, it's a crap shoot when it comes to anything as far as donald trump's legal challenges at this point. i mean, if you told me a year ago that he'd be facing 98 counts, multiple indictments from new york to miami, federal, state, it's a very dicey thing right now, and i think that would be, obviously, in donald trump's best interest to get it out of those places where, obviously, a judge and jury maybe already biased against him b

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to sit long enough for automakers to really pile on incentives, and there's so much demand. >> john, it does not seem like the situation is going to improve. according to cox automotive, only one car sold for average price of under $20,000, that was the mitsubishi mirage. john, five years ago, more than a dozen cars selling for under 20 grand. >> john: and lydia, as we know, we make the transition to electric cars, they are even more expensive. >> the price keeps getting higher. >> john: create more hardship for the average american consumer. thank you. sandra. >> sandra: education a major issue, and virginia is the battleground state for parental rights. the fight to stop schools from keeping secrets from parents is now reaching a boiling point as more and more districts refuse to comply with governor glenn youngkin's guidelines and transgender students. and defending the american dream, this is emerging as a top issue. it's out there, parents have been standing up, we saw it happen during the pandemic, learning what kids were learning in the classroom as parents stood over their shoulders

if this is a case against john doe or ana cabrera or somebody else, a judge might give them a lot of rope. they might say, okay, you've got to get your legal team together. we understand you might have various arguments to make. you might give that person a little bit of rope there. i don't think this judge in this case is going to do that. this is not her first experience with this matter, and it is not this court, the district of columbia federal court's -- of donald trump. they're aware of what's going on. they're aware of the plan here. she sure seems motivated to have a fast trial and she basically threatened that if trump -- having questionable messages that are intended to influence potential jurors, she's going to speed it up. if i was on the trump defense team, i would be concerned that i would need to gear up for a very fast trial in that case. >> this is the judge we have learned was threatened, the woman in texas arrested because of the death threat against judge chutkan, and of course trump's team argument is they just got this huge case, right? they have millions, liter

john? so it is and how much does china loomed over the upcoming elections? the dish manager, welcome to the the news. a sure glad you could join us. building their fox gone, found the teddy goal has announced whose candidates are for tight ones. upcoming presidential election go becomes the fault candidate to throw his hat in the ring. he made his fortune. turning, fox gone into the world's largest electronic supply. i think so. thing for apples. iphones, fox gone, has been huge factories in china and critics village. he has a cozy relationship with the leadership in beijing as an independent go is trying to position himself as a candidate who could promote peace between taiwan and china. it is, you know, this isn't seen in the d. p. a needs to be brought down by under the rule, over the past 7 years, the potty is did to i want to watch the danger of war highway. okay. they tie one was not become ukraine. we will go and i will not let taiwan decatur become the next year trying to get on the road. you probably can prevent showing them from attacking, try one

>> yes. >> laura: john, why does that matter? >> laura, that was three years ago.op of that, like we have talked about. you had all of this additional evidence. everyone looked at that and said that's just not right. why would they be referring questions about official foreign policy with ukraine to the vice president's office? why would obama's state department be doing that? rain shower lawyer odd. >> odd, yeah. you add on whistleblower testimony. devon archer's hunter biden's business partner's testimony and own emails in vice presidential records all show this was a corrupt operation from the beginning involving hunter biden, joe biden, burisma, and what was happening there. >> laura: the real carlos danger, john, thank you so much. there has been another brutal attack by a bloodthirsty otter. the angle reports on this development next. plus, you won't believe what the media thinks is racist now. republican presidential candidate larry elder reacts to that, next every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free

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john, i would love to hear it. that makes we happy. tell me about the set up when we have this type of decline. at what does it mean for september which i am told is a difficult month. john: september has a really bad reputation. the way i am looking at things are from a chart perspective. given trend and momentum, i think we can start tracking the s&p to test up 48 level -- 4800 level, which is at all-time high . dani: in that environment, what happens to the dollar? the dollar of trend has been significant. john: what do dollar -- with the dollar, the dollar peaked last september. that downtrend is still in place. i think that has got a hold. that is what the charts are suggesting to me. it is starting to roll over. that is starting to go down a bit. he also want to look at other occurrences, the yen, which is slowing down a bit. dani: let us feel like a lot of markets at this moment, maybe it is confusing of data -- like a lot of markets at this moment, maybe it is confusing because of data. where do we stand? john: it really does look like a false break at this point. a sustained breakout around october

did you need is that john edition. so what does the, how long has so i uh got both books, the new situation i knew done, but the military people up got one. well they said thank you very much. corresponding elisa tacoma. they're in lagos. it's catching up on a couple of other stories making headlines around the world today. north korea has launched to ballistic missiles and what it calls a simulated nuclear strikes. the missiles travelled more than 360 kilometers before landing in the sea, off the eastern coast. during young's ballistic missiles are banned by the un security council which has imposed sanctions on the machine. south korea, meanwhile, and the united states are conducting joint military groups. the annual woochie freedom shield exercises are designed to enhance their responses to the north, nuclear and missile threats. their forces are practicing beach landings and river crossings with troops and tanks. 15 people are dead after fire tore through a clothing factory and keeps on city in the philippines. most of the vict

. >> john: peter doocy is travelling with the president in albuquerque, new mexico, and does the biden white house, peter, think that green energy is going to be a winner for them? >> they do, john. but they would be wrong, according to a new post, a new washington post survey of adults that finds 57% of those polled disapprove of the way this president is handling climate change. just 40% approve. and so despite that, the white house says they do not plan to change their approach. >> if they see the president going out there making these announcements, showing and talking to directly he's our best messenger to talk about what he's doing on climate change, i think it's going to matter. >> first stop today, arizona, congressman andy biggs is writing now nice of joe biden to make the trip to our great state of arizona. joe should carve out time to visit a border town. i'm sure the residents would love to hear about his disastrous immigration policies. needed to start a few hours early because of the extreme weather in washington, d.c. >> i don't think anybody can deny the impact of clima

it had previously been given to paul mccartney, elton john, stevie wonder. what doest mean to you? >> it comes as a surprise. i was not expecting any prize. to be in such company it is humbling. at the same time it is a responsibility. each of the artists that have received the prize, they have brought something immense and really helpful for music. i think i am going to try to do my best to fit in those shoes. >> you are also the holder of numerous grammy awards first nominated in 1983. first won in 2007. you probably have toomey honors and awards i could mention. what is it like when you see them lined up? >> unfortunately for you i don't line them up all in the same place. i spread them. there is not space for all of it. >> the last time it was for best album and global music in 2022. in one of your early hits, in 1993, the message was also to pay attention to mother earth. >> even a climate activist. all of your career. when did you become aware of the points of the planet and climate change? >> my mother's mother. she would wake me up sometime after school. you h

and then you'll knock on says that from does not recognize the john to the over through the democratically elected president. last month, the community does, i'm the supporters of accused friends of flossing to destabilize the country. power denies that accusation says the u. n. says the withdrawal of its peacekeepers for money will be challenging to use what type calendar and dangerous security conditions. moving $12000.00 troops will exit knowledge before the end of this year . just a gun that has killed at least 14 people in eastern democratic republic of congo. they attacked worship is praying in a church and a tory province on sunday. local officials blaming on the group known as the co operative for the development of the congress. a technical issue as u. k at traffic control has that long flight delays with thousands of passengers stuck on planes and also it efforts. the confusion problem has since been fixed, but that is ongoing disruption for airline passenger as well as why a judge in the us has set the former president donald trump's trial in washington the lots next year. the r

. >> and so does uc berkeley, infectious disease specialist doctor john schwartzberg who says he does so because his age puts them at greater risk for a bad outcome. if he does get covid. if older age group, consider yourself and higher risks. >> any age if you have a chronic underlying disease that significant heart problems, diabetes, for example, one problems. you're at high risk and you need to be much more careful. >> again, it's an individual choice and people we talked to say they are choosing to wear masks in specific circumstances. >> just just airports on bart public transit stuff like that. really want to go to the coast tell, you know, to doctor our airports or maybe place that it's too crowded. so at the present time, no mask requirement in santa clara county. but that will change during the winter respiratory season november. 1st to the end of march. at that time, masks will be required in patient care areas of healthcare facilities. >> in san jose, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> still to come here at 5 o'clock light, east bay leaders are reducing the jail time for spectato

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well, we discussed this with independent does john list as sonya vanden and i know, she believes the targeting of moscow is an attempt to distract away from ukraine's lack of success on the battlefield. i think it's an act of desperation because what we all know is that you crane is losing a little bit to suit. we don't hear anything in western media anymore about the battlefield actually. yeah, this is an ethical terrorism in my opinion, and this is what we saw in this engine to be so kind as to whether us prizes drove all the way from germany to kill people. so i mean, it's possible to do it from a long range. that's it, that's what we know. so it's, it's a distraction and it's like a pianist of what your brain is doing to distract from the real problem. and the real problem is, even though they have a lot of material from the west, you love to change and so they're not winning on their maybe. yeah, they, they're not winning, they don't have enough manpower. this is also what we know. so it's a distraction from the real situation to berlin now with thousands of demonstrations, it g

right, c and the must goes to the business center with dummy's bide gun attacks independent and does john list i'm call them is sonya vanden and says, that's all the say on the capital is an effort to distract from the plains, lack of progress on the battlefield. i think it's an act of desperation because uh, what we will know is that your crane is losing a little bit confused. we don't hear anything in western media any more about the mental dude actually. yeah, this is an ethical terrorism in my opinion, and this is what we saw in the engines in syria before, uh where the us prize drove all the way from germany to kill people. so i mean, it's possible to do it from a long range that, that, that's what we know. so it's, it's a distraction. it's like a p, austin's what your brain is doing to distract from the real problem. and the real problem is, even though they have a lot of material from the west to lots of things and so they're not winning on there maybe. yeah, they, they're not winning. they don't have enough manpower. this is also what we know. so it's a distraction from the real s

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i'm not telling you that racism does not exist, not a perfect union, but john roberts systemic racism does not exist in any segment of the country. we had a black president. we have black congressmen. people of color every aspect of this country. we have people of color running major mets pan cities. -- metropolitan systems. they will not let go of the racism card, if they do, you will not have a party. black americans and hispanics are leaving the democratic party and said we don't believe you, and we are joining the republican party and the trump team. >> john: the case of jacksonville at least and buffalo before that, charleston before that, racism unfortunately does still exist in this country. leo, great to catch up with you. thanks for kicking us off. appreciate it. >> sandra: former president donald trump will go to trial on march 4th of next year in the federal case surrounding the efforts to overturn the 2020 election. jack smith previously proposed january 2024 trial date but the president wanted it pushed back to april of 2026. david spunt has the latest. how might that sta

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general manager john lynch said he does not like the situation, but the team and the raining defensive player of the year are working on it new deal that will likely make him the highest paid defensive player in the nfl. >> reporter: obviously we will not see nick bosa tonight against the chargers, brock purdy is expected to play. what will be interesting is his reception and sam darnold takes the news. kickoff is set for 7:00. back to you in the studio. >> thank you so much. the niners are not the only thing going on we have the giants game right here. they host the atlanta braves and our coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. >> right now at 6:00, another turn in the east bay police scandal with the contra costa county district attorney conceding that police officers may have broken federal law. we have the latest. >>> renewed calls to recall the district attorney. >>> they did not wait for the city. we are hearing from san francisco activist who stepped in to close a dangerous turn lane after a child death last week. >>> we want to begin with breaking news that we have been following. a high-

when the elections of john, it does look like the chances that we see mexico as fast female president are pretty hard of the yep. there's another candidate from the miranda policy group that would be a showing done. it was a matter of met, scary city where we are now, and she's also riding high in the polls for marina. that will be decided next uh say when they have the primary. uh so if we do get those 2 female candidates. uh then we will have the next uh, we've been president of met or any of the women president of mexico. this is ever been match guarantee, but it's going to be a real, uphill climb, especially for so to, to go visit when we talk about them are in the policy. this is a policy which holds a mexican congress. the mex consent it most, the government ships in the country and a very popular prison currently who called run the game and vis manual office of authority sort of made it his business. every morning press conference to sling some mother so to galvis, so obviously sees him as a friend. the other thing i think that she's facing, we've seen it today, is that she's p

residents that contained the jury pool and the judge seemed adjusted and asking if john zero does do is that normal? >> i've never heard of that. i don't know if you have, dave. to go around to civilians and sort of take their pulse on donald trump? i think it's some sort of trial preparation, jury preparation. how is he received here, what are we looking for -- >> what they're trying to do is trying to set a motion for a change of venue. >> is that gonna be successful though? >> no. >> no. >> no chance? . >> no, i don't see. it >> the argument is, the way i see, and district of columbia voted overwhelmingly for biden. so, this is not political, this is not a campaign, this is not an election. this is whether or not you are, is notwithstanding what they know about the defendant, can still be fair and reasonable and consider the evidence through a clear prism without any sort of prejudice or bias. it's not if they're going to vote for the, guy they don't have to like, him they don't have to vote for him, they just have to be true to the word, true to their oath, to look at the evidenc

john: and they're meeting today with bipartisan members of congress to talk more about this. remember the emotional testimony at that hearing that darrell issa conducted in california. that is one of those images that does go away. sticks in your mind. >> sandra: all right, john. good to be with you. set your dvr. i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. we'll see you tomorrow. "the story" starts right now. >> good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum on "the story." 49 counties in the state of florida now under a state of emergency as hurricane idalia heads to the coast of florida. officials warn it has the potential to be life threatening winds. it's projected to become a category three before making landfall. governor ron desantis is now urging residents to get out. >> in some of these areas like cedar key, some along the big bend, you're

the judge seemed very interested in that, asking, she wanted to know if john lauro does do that. is that normal? >> i've never heard that. to go around to civilians and take their pulse on donald trump. i assume it's some sort of trial preparation, jury preparation, how is he received here. >> i think what they're trying to do here is set up a motion for a change of venue. >> is that going to be successful though? >> no. >> no. >> no chance? >> no, i don't see it. what their argument is district of columbia voted overwhelmingly for biden. and, you know, this is not a political -- this is not a campaign. this is not an election. this is whether or not jurors not withstanding what they know about the defendant can still be fair and reasonable and consider the evidence through a clear prism without any sort of prejudice or bias. it's not if they're going to vote for the guy. they don't have to like him. they don't have to vote for him. they just have to be true to their word, true to their oath, to look at the evidence clearly and make their decision based only on the evidence. >> d

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