prosecutors say de oliveira also asked mar-a-lago's i.t. director delete the server where the footage was stored, allegedly saying, "the boss wanted the server deleted." the i.t. director then allegedly pushing back, telling de oliveira "he would not know how to do that" and "he did not believe that he would have the rights to do that." de oliveira then insisting again, "the boss wanted the server deleted" and asking, "what are we going to do?" >> carlos, why not talk about what you know? >> sir, anything you'd like to say before court? >> reporter: de oliveira has worked at mar-a-lago for more than 20 years. he entered no plea today. he's still trying to find a lawyer to represent him. he was released on $100,000 bond, and told to surrender his expired passport. >> has your client been asked to testify against mr. trump? >> i'm not going to go into that. >> keep moving. >> reporter: this all comes as it appears special counsel jack smith is preparing to indict the former president again. in a separate case, this time involving his efforts

this is a small part of the plan that they called as mars direct, that is, to mars directly.stations , such serious long-term experiments are being carried out, such as we are conducting an institute there in moscow, of medical and logical problems. yes, sirius mars 500 experiments are such long experiments with specialists. it was at those stations that long-term experiments were carried out with the support of specialists and a lot of short two-week experiments are carried out, which are taken on a massive scale , most often they involve students , some kind of planetary scientists, for their final work. the crew is international, and there are crews of countries there are international crews. in the most different. here we are in 2013 became the first russian teams of russian crew of five people from russia for the first time before that, not a single russian was there. here is a whole team after us. yes, that’s how we normalized, uh, and we went there, but at the expense of such resources, a at the expense of their resources mainly, that is, yes, uh, each person of the cr

and this is mia and mar a country in k o n i. c. welcome to welcome to vermont and impoverished remote mountainous region on the border between india and bangladesh. can state is home to some 5 100000 sion people. they're one of the $135.00 ethnic groups that were officially recognized after the country gains independence from british colonial rule. 10 people began converting to christianity in the late 19th century during the colonial era and have long been marginalized, 90 percent of man more as population is buddhist. gen state has struggled to gain greater autonomy for more than 30 years. here in the middle of the jungle, the chin have setup camp. this is the headquarters of their political and military campaign against the military regime. the . the crew on february 1st 2021, put an end to 10 years of democratic transition in man moore. the chin subsequently broke the nation wide ceasefire agreement and took up arms against the hunter. within a few weeks, hundreds of young people answered the call to arms and joined the cna, th

man, mars all powerful servers, then wage war against their own people. after 20 years and the me on more navy corporal own coco when now serves in the cna we hope to work that out and he trains new recruits and the use and maintenance of weapons probably hold on. it still needs to be oil. see the machine the cna soldiers only have these old machine guns for combat. they get them from other ethnic revel groups or take them off, dead soldiers who serve the man, mar, hunter. the hunter has a whole arsenal of weapons that it's not an event find. nor will you sell mazda, of all of that. when i was in the regular army, our heavy weapon, canons, and ships came from china gone. they've jo, law, fix it. then we bought smaller arms from north korea protocol. then we also had some weapons from russia to st. helena. and you know, to assuming that and then you know what to do. if the cna it could make or get better when consuming. and then i think this war would be over much sooner. then. yeah, to get to that will be all along the way, jr. but old weapons are all the

i should be the first guy on mars. greg: you should be the first guy on mars. glad we settled that.rch is over. jow>> where do i suit up? >> his hair isn't even dry yet. the show is almost over. he showed up with wet hair. greg: where did you crawl out from today? >> i had to wake up at the crack of noon to be here. greg: dagen, i find that i would be the worst person to -- >> yeah. greg: thank you. i would -- the thing seizure disorders would end up killing everybody and i would be flailing around in everybody's blood screaming. that would be like before takeoff. >> me too. >> but the worst person is shall be who wants to -- somebody that wants to go and colonize marses and will lie to get on the ship. hide your freak show till you land on the red planet and roll out the crazy carpet. anybody who wants to go is the problem. greg: i don't even want to colonize earth. too lavement you're here. well, somebody got here before me. did a lousy job. kat, mars? think i would be bad? >> still thinking about it. greg: what about you? >> no neurotic people. couldn't make it to the car to go t

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that's just in mar-a-lago we're not talking about january 6th. but that triple threat here from mar-a-lago as a brand-new defendant new criminal charges against donald trump and most of all what you saw was very who is not charged and before we had an indictment with two people jack smith had it last week and then there is other witness and one of the things andrews talking about here is doctrine with crimes like this which is used primarily because one of the key reasons for it is to basically say look if you don't cooperate and tell us the truth we are going to throw the book at you. so it's incentive for people to come forward particularly if they have lawyers that haven't told them all the rest that's what it looks like what happened here. we don't know if he's formally cooperating with jack smith but boy he's not indicted in the other folks are indicted if you are one of these people or any other employee at mar-a-lago half of which seem to be on the witness list from the stolen documents trial you are looking at that and you are thinking i

and that is just on mar-a-lago. we're not even talking about january 6th and what jack smith might do their, whatever. but that triple threat here from mar-a-lago is a brand-new defendant, new criminal charges against donald trump, and most of all, this new witness, yuscil taveras, who is not charged. and, you know, before we had an indictment with two people, donald trump and walt nauta, his valet. jack smith added last week carlos de oliveira, as you said. and then, there is this other witness, yuscil taveras. and, you know, one of the things andrew is talking about here is the doctrine of crimes, particularly the conspiracy doctrine, which is used primarily, one of the key reasons for it is to actually flip witnesses. it is to basically say, look, if you don't cooperate and tell us the truth, yuscil taveras, we are gonna throw the book at you. so, it's an incentive for people to come forward, particularly if they have lawyers who haven't, you know, told them or reprised them of all the risks. and it looks like th

this is a small part of the plan that they called as mars direct, that is, to mars directly.ations , such serious long-term experiments are being carried out, such as we have there in moscow , the institute of medical problems is being conducted. yes. here are the sirius mars 500 experiments long experiments with specialists. at those stations, long -term experiments were also carried out with the support of specialists, and a lot of short two-week experiments are being carried out, which, in large numbers , are most often attended by students , some kind of planetary scientists, for their final work. the crew is international, but there are, and the crews of countries are international crews. in the most different. here we are in 2013 became the first russian teams there were five people from russia for the first time before that not a single russian there was no. here is a whole team after us. yes, we normalized like that, uh, and off we went, but at the expense of such resources, and at the expense of our resources mainly, that is, yes, uh, card crews, i was looking for my

. _ york, first in strength and when we will see is mar-a-lago._ will see is mar-a-lago.ly why the processing tonight at the fulton countyjail is taking place as it is at 7:30pm in the evening to avoid sneering up snapping in atlanta, notoriously difficult traffic in atlanta at commuter times so that is why it is been scheduled for this particular period. just on this issue, the district attorney in fulton county, the housejudiciary committee said today they will lodge an inquiry into her actions, whether she was cordoning or communicating with the department ofjustice or using federalfunds to department ofjustice or using federal funds to complete her investigation. it is a familiar play but i just wonder investigation. it is a familiar play but ijust wonder if investigation. it is a familiar play but i just wonder if there but ijust wonder if there is democracy on the part of the republicans here that they are up in arms that lawyers are in court, lawyers are supported donald trump, and yet they are so prepared to investigate the investigator? i’m investigate the invest

las muertes estÁn entre 25 casos detectados que suele estar en el agua del mar. buenas tardes quÉ tan fÁcil es infectarse de esta bacteria come carne? >>> bueno, esta bacteria mÁs que nada se encuentra en las comidas es la manera en cual mÁs comÚnmente las personas enferman y comida especialmente mariscos y especialmente las ostrtras no bien cocio nadas para asa seado quiere en 80% de los casos, en el resto puedado quer irse cuando tienes una herida y te encuentras en un el mar o sea agua salida o agua es... que es una mezcla de agua dulce con salida y puedes encontrar suficiente bacteria que entra por la piel y puede producir este terrible problema de come carne y esto es una cosa muy grave. >>> en caso de recibir (informaciÓn en pantalla) afecciÓn quÉ posibilidad hay de morir por culpa de esta bacteria. >>> bueno, si se come entonces las posibilidades de morir es un bajas, pero cuando el vidrio entra por la piel entonces hay mÁs posibilidad de tener una situaciÓn muy grave y hay personas que mueren en dos dÍas despuÉs de empezar los sÍntomas o sea es una cosa m

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. >>> como el mar jugÓ en contra de mucho que intentaron salvarse del fuego. . >>> noticias telemundo> buenas tardes, en esta ediciÓn especial para la costa oeste de las estados unidos. y toda nuestras plataformas digitales. hoy con una noticia de Último momento. hace unos minutos un gran jurado en atlanta georgia presentÓ 10 imputaciones al juez de la corte del condado de full ton 10 acusaciones en la investigaciÓn al expresidente trump por interferencia electoral concreta >>> la noticia en desarrollo y estÁ fluida luego de un dÍa de escuchar testimonios y debutar en este caso. nos vamos a la corte de fulton estÁ rogelio mora-tagle encabezando. buenas noches. >>> quÉ tal, julio. . >>> es el proceso la investigaciÓn mÁs larga. y la mÁs rara. no solo porque ha sido televisado en vivo el proceso en el que el tribunal en el que el gran jurado ha regresado estos dÍas. procesos acusatorios si no ademÁs, porque todavÍa no se conoce quÉ ha sucedido. son 10 acusaciones cuando en otros procesos es una acusaciÓn que contiene diferentes cargo gos esto hace a este proceso extraÑo. y que vimos lle

most of the young people who grew up in a peaceful man mar both men and women on the uniform to take part in what they call a revolution type of stuff. it's a personal id number and when was the bad is the wrong id number? yeah. on the, on the day some of the trustees. okay. well i didn't realize what was happening through the phone. i have go communications networks and television stations will cut off, you know, 18 to go. uh, i to, i felt like my life was looking into the darkness and i said, the soonest we purchased a number of laptop. we took to the streets and shouted smoking demonstration and thankful hastily. but you con 10 to 2 with protest alone for people. if you want to defeat the hometown, you have to take up arms so that i've seen the decree. oh, that's a too much like the grease. we launch the works at the war department at camp victoria, the headquarters of the 10 national army the 25 year old gave up her last studies to join the resistance. for both grace shares a room with another female recruit. the same age as her life in the camp isn't easy for this young city wom

that is why we are going back to the moon and then on to mars. thank you. >> now to the administrator. >> is it on? great. it is a thrill for bill and bob and i to be here with the artemis ii go crew to see their hard flight hardware. it brings back happy memories for the three of us have seen our flight hardware, but also a shiver down her spine as we step forward into the next chapter of our destiny in human spaceflight. we are going to stay as the administrator says, that is important and we have the hardware not just for artemis two, but for flights all the way out through artemis six already in the works. that is significant. we have been spending a lot of time the last couple of years to really focus on where are the objectives that we need to prove on the moon? what exactly do we need to learn before we are ready to go to mars? this is a crucial first step along that way. one of our northstar's is science, that is why we explore, to learn more about the universe, our solar system, our earth, ourselves. there will be some exciting experimen

plus this is a piece of mars here. the martian, nothing is in the wrong, southeastern port city of trouble haul. our top tourist attraction for the extra terrestrial shift at their starting resemblance to the red flooded. archie explores the beauty of talbot har. a unique region of a rod which attracts travellers and adventure seekers with its landscapes resembling the planet mars. can you k schools have the gun removing classic novels and award winning books from their reading list? in a bit to the colonized curriculum? we discussed the issue with our guest. tried to heidi is not as you should try to get off on that is not a solution to dfcs by putting the right direction to see them. doing this happens in the minds of the color life happens is the holidays left. it doesn't happen among the photo nice and southern dan left the a good morning from the russian capital. this is r t international with the latest and world news today. i'm here ella, isabel, great to have you with us. new years, military government has agre

back to mars? this is an interesting topic. disclosure in the long run will -- disclosure in the long run will allow us to know, are there other civilizations that look like us and are sending probes to get us to connect? these are relevant questions and a relevant discussion. guest: thank you. i should comment that many of these multibillionaire's visited my home past couple of years after my book appeared. they are funding some of it, funding my research. this expedition to the pacific ocean cost $1.5 million. it was fully funded by a donation. i did not have to go around and fund raise. people came to me because they were inspired by the vision. the implications for humanity are huge if we find clear evidence using the scientific fed. the problem is, a lot of scientists say, extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. at the same time, they are not seeking the evidence. if you are not searching, you will not find anything. i am searching. with respect to implications, i describe them in

here, they're arguing that this, just like the mar-a-lago documents case, is complex. they should be afforded much more time to prepare for trial. judge chutkan, as i said, is trying to move this along quickly. she has said she wants to set a trial date, their next hearing is august 28th. >> paula reid, thank you for the legal update. more now on what the former president said today, why it matters. cnn's kristen holmes is in new hampshire. >> former president donald trump, today, attack the >> paula reid, thank you for the legal update. more now on what the former president said today, why it matters. cnn's kristen holmes is in new hampshire. >> former president donald trump, today, attack the special counsel, while campaigning in a critical early state of new hampshire. >> they call them deranged jack smith. >> days after being arraigned on allegations he tried to overturn the 2020 election, despite knowing he lost. >> there was never a second of any day that i did not believe that election was rigged. it was a rigged election. >> trump slammed efforts from prosecuto

there'll be, you know, cities on the moon, cities on mars, and it'll just become a major part of theeverything is going to be space. michael: in the 21st century, science fiction is becoming science fact faster than ever before. we're now on the cusp of a new industrial revolution that will change the way we live, the way we communicate, how we travel, and how we work. tonight on "four corners," we examine the extraordinary opportunities and challenges of the new space age. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ russell boyce: it's not just a boom, it's a frenzy. suddenly every government department is a space department in one way or another. all industry sectors somehow are dabbling in space and not just the technology sectors. the legal sectors, product management sectors. each university is suddenly a space university. it truly has become a frenzy. michael: for decades, space was a battleground of superpower ambition. in 1957, the soviet union successfully launched sputnik 1, the first human-made object to orbit the earth. the space race became one of the defining themes of the cold war. brad: when we looked a

this is a piece of mars here. the martian, nothing's. and it was south eastern port city of trouble. har are a top tourist attraction for the extra terrestrial shapes. and their striking resemblance to the right plots ever think about these mountains is on earthly that you need to for graphical pattern of the surface. as a result of rapid soil erosion caused by heavy rain and wind, experts say this place is the most similar parts of earth to the martian surface go . i'm able to suggest that the martian mountains are made up of settlements with their heights varying from 5 to 100 meters. i've heard that mister elan musk is planning to send some tourists to mars and the next couple of years. i recommend that before sending those travelers you take them here because this place looks like mars gets up by them. apart from their magnificence, the mountains are a popular destination for hikers and adventure seekers. offering stunning views of the surrounding desert and on man sea coast line, our team travels some 20 kilometers west of the marti

but here they're arguing that this, just like the mar-a-lago documents case, is complex, and they should be afforded much more time to prepare for trial. but judge chutkan, as i said, she's trying to move this along quickly, and she has said she wants to set a trial date at their next hearing, which is on august 28th. >> paula reid, thanks for the legal update. more now on what the former president said today and why it matters. cnn's kristen holmes is in new hampshire. >> reporter: former president donald trump today attacked the special counsel while campaigning in the critical early state of new hampshire. >> they call him deranged jack smith. >> reporter: days after being arraigned on allegations he tried to overturn the 2020 election, despite knowing he lost. >> there was never a second of any day that i didn't believe that that election was rigged. it was a rigged election. >> reporter: trump slammed efforts from prosecutors to limit what evidence could be publicly shared in trump's case. >> i will talk about it. i will. they're not taking my first amendment right. >> reporter: as

trump, who now faces 40 separate counts in the case, posting "mar-a-lago tapes were not deleted. they were voluntarily handed over. i never told anybody to delete them." >> these are ridiculous indictments. >> reporter: the former president this weekend lashing out at those charges, to which he has pleaded not guilty, and at the federal prosecutors who may bring another indictment regarding his actions before january 6th, writing he expects to be indicted, quote, any day now, arguing charges are being revealed now because he's the republican front-runner against president biden. >> they waited 2 1/2, almost 3 years so that they could bring them right in the middle of my presidential election, because it's election interference. these are crooked people >> reporter: the attorney general appointed a special counsel to take over the doj investigation three days after mr. trump announced his campaign while the d.a. leading a similar probe in georgia now says an indictment there could come by the end of august >> we're ready to go >> reporter: as his legal challenges mount, the "washi

[ laughter ] former president trump was reportedly deejaying on his ipad at mar-a-lago last week andyed celine dion's "my heart will go on." wow, the guy definitely knows how to get a party started what did he play at midnight "everybody hurts" by r.e.m.? [ laughter ] "of course, no one hurts more than i do. that's right trump was deejaying on his ipad last week at mar-a-lago, and i think the legal bills are piling up for him, because every song was followed by a spotify ad [ laughter ] just a few quick words from our friends at spotify [ laughter ] according to newly released testimony, former first lady melania trump was upset that rudy giuliani was allowed inside the white house residence and was worried about him seeing her wearing a bathrobe or, 1,000 times more likely, her seeing him in one [ laughter ] new york state's first licensed marijuana store opened last week in manhattan at 4:20 p.m., and it must be good weed because it was supposed to open at 10:00 a.m. [ laughter ] and finally, yesterday was national 55-mile-per-hour speed limit day, or as it's called in new jersey,

about trump's efforts to erase videos at mar-a-lago. then he got a new attorney, one who wasn't being paid for by trump allies. he changed his testimony. we're going to have much more on this development coming up. but also tonight, we are following just a flurry of activity out of georgia as officials prepare for former president donald trump to turn himself in thursday at the fulton county jail. today the first two trump codefendants surrendered. one of them trump lawyer john eastman, a key player in trump's plan to overturn the 2020 election results. eastman defiant after being processed at jail. >> do you regret attaching your name to the former president? >> nonwhatsoever. the president called and asked for representation. i think every citizen in my position should be willing to stand up for him. >> eastman was a key figure in the fake electors scheme in georgia and other states, and the alleged mastermind behind the six-step plan for having then vice president mike pence overturn joe biden's election victory. the indictment reads

so, let's start with mar-a-lago. trump's team arguing that he should be able to go, you know, near his home to discuss classified documents. what are you learning about this? >> erin, this is a debate over evidence, how it can be handled, who can have it, who can talk about it, where you can talk about it, and how it can be handled specifically as trump's team gets to see that evidence for the very first time that the justice department collected against him and he progresses to trial. this fight sounds very similar like a fight that kicked up in the d.c. district court related to the january 6th case earlier this week. but this is in the documents case in florida. what makes this different is that it's a fight over how trump can handle the classified evidence. we know from the court records so far, there's about 1,500 pages of classified documents that are going to be very protected leading up into this trial. they are going to be things that can only be looked at in what's called a scif, in places like a federal co

they get them from other ethnic rebel groups or take them off, dead soldiers who serve the man, mar, hunter. the hunter has a whole arsenal of weapons that it's not an event. find normal law, you sell mazda, of all the other 2, when i was in the regular army, d r heavy weapon. canons and ships came from china, gone a, be a law suit that we bought smaller arms from north korea protocol. we also had some weapons from russia to st. helena. i know you said to assuming that the unit a lot to do if the cna it could make or get better when consuming and then i think this war would be over much sooner. the line. yeah, to get to that will be all the owner but old weapons, are all the cna has the soldiers here face an enemy, that's better armed and better trains taking inspiration from ukrainian fighters, the chin or modifying civilian drones to launch air strikes, their targets or the tanks and supply cons away, so man more is armed forces the in return, the one to has targeted ton long a town one's home to 12000 people. as the cna has set up a command post here, the town has seen the fierces

wow, i should be the first guyt on mars. you should be the first guy on mars., i'm glad we settled that . yeah. search is over. let her. >> go. where do i suit up? i don't know. the hair isn't even dried yet. and this shows almost how you showed up with wet hair. i know, i know. what did you crawl out from, anyway? look.: where , had to wake up at the crack of noon to be vegan. i find that i would be the worst person. >> yeah. than k you i know. >> why would end up like.up the thing is, i would end up killing and i would be, like,lia flailing around,ro covered in everybody's blood, going mad. and that would be like befortakl me too. but the worst personody that is somebody who actually wants to go and colonize, who willze lie to get on the ship. till >> hmm. hide your freak show untilyou you land on the red planet, and then you roll out the crazy carpet. yeah anyb. eg: >> so anybody who wants to go is the problem. i don't even want to colonizt eu too late.'r you're her e now. well, somebody got here before me, did a lousy job cat. mars. what d o you think i wou

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tonight -- the first court appearance for the mar-a-lago property manager and donald trump'sendant and the classified documents case. georgia d.a. fani willis says we are ready to go on trump charging decisions. then, trump's pac has spent millions of dollars in legal fees so far this year. and there is a new defense fund for his associates. we are following the money. and republican candidates are getting ready to the debate stage, where the front-runner might not even show up. as if he 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle. donald j trump is already facing serious legal trouble on multiple fronts, but he may soon be fighting a whole new battle, as other criminal investigations move closer to the possible indictment phase. there are signs that special counsel jack smith and georgia prosecutor fani willis could be closing in on charges relating to efforts to overturn the 2020 election. today, trump posted this about smith, quote, i assume that an indictment will be coming out any day now. and while campaigning thi

. >> item 6 award grant cs1245g to the mar loma improvement club for native plant garden at 350 oshg chanel see to d7 budget program using add back and not to exceed amount of 25,000 with code section 21g.8 this constitutes approval for the project the purposes of california environmental equality act. and the slides are not working we have to use the -- >> use the over head. i don't have that. does not matter. it was just. >> thank you. i did not say anything it popped up this . is one figure from the item. a small grant. and we had work with this awhile to work with the proper code section to make the aword the money given to the puc to take care of the work. this is wield not have spent the monfewe did it ourselves the 25 thousand dollars is not a lot of money we will gift grant to the mar loma park club. the club house left to the circled area the reason we're which have involved the ping lot and garden area on our property that is where the work will take place. and that is just above glen canyon. and happy top answer questions. >> colleagues. commissioner stacy >> thank you. th

but this is a piece of mars here. the martian, nothing's any one south eastern port city of trouble, har are a top tourist attraction for the ex trucks rest your shift at their striking resemblance to the right products. archie explores the beauty of tell the har, a unique region of iran which attracts travellers and the venture seekers with its landscapes resembling the planet mars. as you pay, schools have begun removing classic novels and award winning books from the reading list in evade. to deep colonized curriculum, as we discussed the issue with our guest, i tried to hide the solution drive. i didn't get off on the curriculum is not the solution. it is a step in their identification to see them doing this happens in the minds of the colonized. it happens in the fall, nice left. it doesn't happen among the following lines. the southern deadlines, the coming to you from the russian capital of this is our tutor, national with the latest and world the is today. i'm for your allies about welcome to the program to an

"hey, anthony, i don't know if you heard about these mar-a-lago documents. really like that we're - >> really. it really feels very common, normal >> seth: this is a real flashback. >> you hear about this thing, though >> seth: what's that, anthony? >> "marge simpson found some documents. [ laughter ] "turns out she's dating master splinter from the ninja turtles. [ laughter ] >> seth: i should not -- >> teenage mutant ninja turtles. you heard it here first. >> seth: it's not -- it's not marge simpson's, it's mar-a-lago and it's - >> "i'm pretty sure it's marge simpson, though. pretty sure it's marge simpson dating splinter from 'the ninja turtles.'" [ light laughter ] >> seth: no. it's special master. >> "highly topical!" >> seth: it was rumored -- [ laughter ] it was rumored harry styles spit on chris pine. >> oh, boy [ laughter ] "you hear about this even more topical, harry hamlin - [ laughter ] >> seth: harry hamlin? >> yeah, harry hamlin. you know the guy with the nice hair >> seth: yeah, from "l.a. law. >> yeah -- well, of course from "l.a. law. >> se

ha sido tan fuerte que la guardia costera tuvo que rescatar a 14 personas que se habían lanzado al marhan sido instalados para los miles de desplazados, pequeños negocios como este café preparan platillos de comida para bomberos y turistas. >> muchos están atrapados en este lado que no pueden regresar a sus hoteles. >> también muchos intentan huir de las llamas. >> hay mucho humo y no es el paraíso que te imaginas tengo el estómago revuelto y me siento muy nerviosa y triste. >> logró subir a un avión y llegar a los ángeles pero muchas más siguen varados en las islas de hawai. >> american y united se han unido enviando vuelos para sacar más gente y esta mañana estuve hablando con nuestra jefe de meteorología y dice que se espera que el viento en los próximos días pierda un poco de velocidad y que ayude a los bomberos a controlar las llamas ahora cuando el viento sopla muy fuerte, hace que los fuegos se comportan de manera errática y esto dificulta enormemente la labor de estos rescatistas y estos bomberos así que esperemos un alivio en estos días. >> también otro tema importante es que

the special counsel is now saying it has new surveillance footage from the mar-a-lago -- from mar-a-lagohat's linked to the new obstruction charges filed last week against trump and two co-defendants in the documents case. what more can you tell us about it? >> reporter: right, brianna, so this is a substantial case about donald trump after he leaves the presidency in florida at mar-a-lago, accused of retaining national defense secrets and trying to keep them from the federal government, hide them essentially. all of that now the justice department is able to turn over evidence that they've collected. they've turned over surveillance tapes before. they had lots of surveillance tapes from mar-a-lago in building that case and just disclosed yesterday that they got even more surveillance tapes around this alleged obstruction scheme after they indicted donald trump in june. and the purpose of what the justice department is finding there is they're trying to piece together what people who were working for donald trump were doing as they were trying to get rid of essentially surveillance tapes

directa de idalia pero que nos dan una idea de lo que podrÍa ser la llegada de este huracÁn con el marn importante para la comunidad las personas que no tienen estatus migratorio pueden acceder a los servicios de emergencias >>> muy importante nicole sÍ ellos pueden acercarse sin temor no les van a pedir una identificaciÓn para otro tipo de situaciones pueden ir con confianza a recibir este tipo de servicios lo que son el albergue, la transportaciÓn gratuita, la comida y lo que ofrezcan a las personas serÁn para ellos las persona que no tengan documentaciÓn legal se pueden acercar sin ningÚn problema >>> gracias rogelio mora tagle en vivo en (nombre en inglÉs ). y tambiÉn nuestro jefe de meteorologÍa carlos robles estÁ en (nombre en inglÉs) . >>> carlos idalia es un huracÁn extremadamente peligroso ¿ quÉ condiciones lo hacen tan amo amenazante? >>> los vientos son peligrosos y muchos han decidido desalojar ante el temor de la marejada ciclÓnica existen dueÑos de negocios que llevan a cabo sus Últimos preparativos ante la poderosa amenaza de este ciclÓn. pero vamos a los mapas donde ida

sobrepasaron, escuche bien las 70 millas por hora, por fortuna la actividad de lluvia ha salido al maraÑana existe otro brote de tiempo severo con 35 millones de personas en riesgo desde el pan han tele de la florida hasta denver colorado lo que no da tregua es el calor intenso, 87 millones de personas bajo calor excesivo, vean las temperaturas maÑana, entre 114 a 111 grados en new orleans y huston, inclusive la florida, miami y jacksonville con temperaturas entre los 107 a 108 grados, tambiÉn queremos mostrar impactantes imÁgenes tÉrmicas en arizona, estas fotografÍas muestran el calor que irradia la gente y todos los objetos a su alrededor, la calle estÁ en 150 grados, la temperatura de los trabajadores al exterior se registrÓ en 104, al igual de los indigentes muy peligroso por el golpe de calor, phoenix se ha llevado la peor parte de esta ola de calor que ha durado mÁs de un mes con temperaturas que no bajan de los 110 grados, y arantxa lamentablemente pica y se extiende no se espera que las temperaturas desciendan entre siete a diez dÍas mÁs. >> quÉ fuerte, gracias por el reporte

. >>> the mar-a-lago property manager in court for the first time accused of trying to delete security video on donald trump's orders. why he did not enter a plea. will the former president face another indictment soon in georgia? >>> russia launching a deadly attack on ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy's hometown. >>> niger's ousted president in public for the first time since the attempted coup. we have the only u.s. journalist on the ground. >>> just hours until team usa's high-stakes match against portugal. our one-on-one with the legendary megan rapinoe. >>> remember's paul rubens, the actor beloved for the pee-wee herman character. his secret health battle. >>> and the tragic death of a rising star from hbo's "euphoria" at only 25. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone and welcome. the sad and at times bizarre trial of an idaho mother who was convicted of killing two of her children and conspiring to kill her husband's former wife ended today with multiple life sentences. the judge ordering lori vallow daybell to spend the res

he would lose a job, i assume, in mar-a-lago. former president go after him as era.c, who knows what kind of public intention discard begetting until that would impact the rest of his life. and, they would be your markedly costly. i do not know that carlos de oliveira has >> the decision of whether to cooperate or not at one of the most decisions that any person can ever make, it is a uniquely personal decision and it brings together financial considerations, loyalty considerations, familial considerations. and so i don't think we should ever say somebody ought to cooperate, i think it's really up to that individual. but i think i agree with andy, all indications are that de oliveira have not cooperated now and all the indicators are pointing to that being very unlikely. >> andrew the special counsel team indicated in a court filing that investigators obtained footage in recent weeks are relating to the -- that was obtained after the initial indictment was handed off. in general, how active is a federal investigation after an indictment? does it surprise you that the

the navukov expedition to mars was already planned for 2018, because 20/4 is now at the corner of piranis it has not yet been reported to them. ale one of our countryman yazept drozdovich has already visited and left the red planet. i am a detailed description from oksana and lustered travel nozzles of dead celestial bodies from friday to saturday. i had the good fortune to crush. i am cher one colleague sofa vantrochka for months badge marvelous ukraine with a gray-scattered sky, the younger shmat of waterfalls you and her on the island of batshu believes sherzny and malyavnichay the city from the domed flat-topped moors of the gray towered high ruddy hangers the floor of our belarus nikitka i walk through nature strongerzhi. the church is overgrown with moss, a stone of old sinks to lie down, a subject hill. dishel de kurganova skin with its own legend, and on dusi matem the sky is lustrous, and it is lustrous at the water level, the elk at such magical places pro-nazites of the bonfire of 1888 was born, the plantain was born on other planets, young with a poor gentry called such a shar

also coming up the on mars military leaders produced on song to cheese, present the sentence, but the civilian leaders could still remain in prison. a prisoner of the hunter for decades. and that the women's world cup, the netherland, gnashing 7 gold past debutantes vietnam to top their group ahead of the usa, joined them in the last 16 stage. the i'm sarah kelly. thank you so much for joining us. russian authorities say that a drone has hit a high rise building in moscow. official say it is the 2nd time that the same office tower has been hit since sunday rushes. defense ministry accuses ukraine of being behind that attack. to other drones were reported. they shot down in moscow's western suburbs, need why? you praise president says that 5 russian drones struck the city of car keys. local officials say that they destroyed an empty student dorm and a sports facility where a security guard was injured. in crane says it is now pouring troops into its counter offensive meantime, against occupying the russian forces. it comes after months of training by western countries which have also s