de olivera allegedly telling another staffer the boss wanted the video deleted. mr. trump who now faces 40 separate counts posts that the tapes were neff never deleted. he lashed out at the charges to which he has pled not guilty and at the federal prosecutors who hey brin may bring another indictment he writes that he expects to be indicted any day now arguing that charges are being reviewed now because he's the republican frontrunner against president biden. >> they waited three years to bring them in the middle of my election >> reporter: the attorney general appoint add special council to take over the 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 "washington post" reporting mr. trump's political group spent more than $40 million on legal costs in the first half of 2023, defending the former president and his allies some of mr. trump's rivals now intensifying their at

monday >> reporter: jack smith named a new co-defendant mar-a-lago property manager carlos de olivera was hit with four charges and accused of attempting to delete surveillance footage at mar-a-lago after it was requested by the government. de olivera appeared in court on monday since he could not secure a local lawyer, he was unable to enter a plea even as the classified documents case expands its scope, the legal trouble is not slowing down for former president trump, all eyes remain on jack smith as he's expected to bring new charges against trump in the other part of his investigation, trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election earlier monday, trump took to truth social and said he is anticipating an indictment in that case. mean while, a judge in georgia monday shot down trump's attempt to block the probe into election interference taking place in full to t full tow fulton county. those decisions could come this month. one place where his legal woes are not weighing him down is in the republican primary he has a commanding 37 point lead over his closest rival, florida

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entered a play after two botched attempts mar-a-lago property manager might pleaded not guilty de olivera was unable to enter a plea during previous court appearances because he was not able to secure a florida-based lawyer prosecutors accuse him of attempting to delete security video after learning officials wanted it. he was charged in a super see superseding case >>> new information about an american who crossed into north korea. what is north korea saying about private travis king? >> reporter: good morning, frances. this really the first time north korea has acknowledged the fact that they are holding king and discussed what exactly happened here, through kcna, the official media spokes entity for north korea, they are saying king has admitted to illegally intruding into north korea, and that he said he harbored ill feeling against with inhuman treatment and racial discrimination within the u.s. army. remember, he was facing disciplinary action within the military, supposed to be on his way home when he entered north korea. north korea now saying king said he wanted refuge, either in

the former president's newest codefendant is mar-a-lago property manager carlos de olivera and he madeoday. cbs's robert costa reports that the 56-year-old employee is accused of conspiring with trump to delete security footage and lying to the fbi. >> reporter: the mar-a-lago property manager accused by federal investigators of conspiring alongside the former president trump and his valet to allegedly have security footage erased appeared in court on monday for the first time. >> has your client been ordered to testify against mr. trump? >> reporter: carlos de oliveira stayed silent amid a bustling crowd, with a ten minute hearing and released on a $100,000 signature bond. he is expected to enter a plea next month. according to the special counsel's probe of trump's retention of classified documents after leaving office, trump worked with de oliveira and personal aide walt nauta to pressure another mar-a-lago employee to delete footage. prosecutors said monday they have obtained surveillance footage from mar-a-lago. sources say these tapes might show a trump aide moving boxes of class

now the olivera is accused of conspiring with his boss, former president donald trump, to hide hundreds of classified federal document, and of lying about it to investigators. they'll rivera is the latest person charged in the documents case. one in which trump is already facing $37.00 charges. unfortunately, looking forward to seeing with discovering this deal with their returns to court on august 10th. hello, iowa. this latest development comes as trump all ready under indictment, and 2 cases weights to learn whether he will be charged in 2 more one in washington dc. we're prosecutors are investigating his attempts to overturn the 2020 election results, including instigating the january 6th riot at the us capital. and the other in georgia were, trump has been accused of pressuring state officials to throw the results of the 2020 election his way. the prosecutor there says her investigation is nearly done. well, i mean, i've made a commitment to the american people, but most importantly, the citizens of fulton county that we've been going to be making some big decisions regarding the e

these are the things that are happening but important to talk about what lieutenant olivera said, thisnational security problem. they are brazen and richer and more powerful than ever before. they are using military tactics against our own people, it is increasing, isis scale and beyond, and destabilizing our southern neighbor that used to be and remains an important training partner but we are creating new national security problems. an interesting point, 2016 and 2020, the border were huge issues and gave donald trump massive advantage and the policies for the democrats in this election doubling down on something that is not working or making people safe. you saw those numbers, those numbers don't include the got aways. griff: 146 individuals hit the terrorist training database. that is more than the last six years combined. that is 124, one hundred 46. a great point, the first time, what is different in this election cycle, you have democrat in new york city eric adams this week publicly on television in front of cameras pleading with democratic governor to do something to move migr

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joining us now is texas dps spokesman lieutenant chris oliveras. the dps showed us the footage, it goes through a small rural neighborhood ends up with the two occupants of the vehicle, one whom appears to be a child in the orange t-shirt running through the brush, jumps into a swamp. how much more of this are you seeing? it seems to happen almost every day. what's the danger to the public posed by this? >> good afternoon, john. thanks for having me on. this is a daily occurrence every day on the border, not just us as also local and county, and with that, dangers are the fact you have the high speed chases where the smugglers have no record for the safety of the motoring public. they drive on the wrong side of the road, crash into other cars, crash into ranch fences then impacts the ranchers they have no regard for public safety at all. it's more dangerous. they are involved in a smuggling event and poses dangers to the people they are smuggling. cases before some illegal immigrants die because of the smugglers because they crash or last year in s

court filing and he implicated that the former president, walt nauta, his aide, as well as carlos de olivera were part of this. >> what did they want to judge to do? >> the prosecutors want the judge to declare that this is a conflict because stan woodward, the lawyer that was representing tavares is also representing a couple of other witnesses who may become witnesses at this trial who will testify and of course, he's also the lawyer for walt nauta. trump's close aide. so what prosecutors are saying is that look, this is a conflict and this lawyer cannot be representing all these people. woodward had declined to comment when we reached out to him tonight. he has pushed back at prosecutors saying they're overplaying what this conflict could represent and that the judge could deal with this in a more narrow fashion. >> evan, appreciate it. eli, kaitlan collins will be anchoring the source. also former trump communications director and former federal judge, nancy gardner. i'm amazed at this, that all it takes essentially is get rid of the trump pact lawyer then this guy gets a public defender

that was chris oliveras looking at and, you know, releasing some of this video and photographs that heollected from the his men and women, himself also, about how brazen some of these drug cartels are, actually escorting migrants across the border. no no to matter how they do it. and, you know, completely fine with people being able to take pictures of them, video of them and continue along their way. brandon judd warned about this,ed border patrol council president back with us. brandon, what do you make of this? this is pretty bold. >> it clearly shows that the cartels do not fear our justice system. they know darn good and well that even though they commit a crime in mexico, that it follows through into the united states, we still have the authority to go after those individuals even if they're not in the united states. but it clearly shows they do not fear us. they know that we have a tiered justice system right now. they understand this. they understand that prosecutors will look at race, they understand that prosecutors will look at jenner, they understand that prosecutors will l

so now all eyes are on olivera, four counts, false statement, obstruction of justice and concealing an object. they say he tried to get surveillance footage deleted at mar-a-lago after it was requested by the justice department. former u.s. attorney says the addition of him as a co-defendant is clearly not only complicating the legal process but could impact trump's defense as well. >> each person, even if they are co-conspirator number four, is an individual with anxieties, fears, career, a reputation, family, and they want to get out of this somehow if they think. the more people rolled in with donald trump the greater prospect some will want to break away and go to the government team. >> so he will be back here five days from now on tuesday, back at the federal courthouse here in fort pierce, florida. on his way out, reporters asked his current attorney what he has to say about this delay, and him not having local counsel, his attorney, representing him right now, said he'll have a lot more to say once his client is acquitted. sandra. >> sandra: ok, jeff. and by the way, this just

now the olivera is accused of conspiring with his boss, former president donald trump, to hide hundreds of classified federal document, and of lying about it to investigators. they'll rivera is the latest person charged in the documents case. one in which trump is already facing $37.00 charges. unfortunately, the looking forward to seeing with this governors deal with their returns to court on august 10th. hello, iowa. this latest development comes as trump all ready under indictment, and 2 cases weights to learn whether he will be charged in 2 more one in washington dc. we're prosecutors are investigating his attempts to overturn the 2020 election results, including instigating the january 6th riot at the us capital. and the other in georgia were, trump has been accused of pressuring state officials to throw the results of the 2020 election his way. the prosecutor there says her investigation is nearly done. well, i mean, i've made a commitment to the american people, but most importantly, the citizens of the county that we've been going to be making some big decisions regarding the el

daryl olivera will step in after the previous administrator resigned amid scrutiny about the emergency response. the death toll remains at 115 in a bay area woman and her dog, who were part of the recovery effort in hawaii, are now back home. abc7 news reporter lauren martinez talked with her about what she did and what she saw. >> i love working with the dogs . i love trying to figure out what they're telling us. they're the smart ones. julie padelford and rampage. >> a human remains detection dog are returning home after a two week deployment to maui. they are part of a california task force. the oakland fire department coordinated the pair, arrived at oakland airport friday afternoon. >> i've worked fires before and this is the hottest fire i've ever seen. they were estimating that the fire was 2500 degrees or hotter where we cremate people at 1400 degrees. so you can see what the difference there was. >> padelford has trained dogs since 1995, four year old rampage is padelford 10th trained search dog. >> he has an incredible drive. it's hard to stop him. he can climb in credible th

uh- daryl olivera will step in after the previous administrator resigned amid scrutiny about the emergency response. the death toll remains at 150 18. a bay area woman and her dog, who were part of the recovery effort in hawaii, are now back home. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez talked with her about what she did and what she saw. >> i love working with the dogs . i love trying to figure out what they're telling us. they're the smart ones. >> julie padelford and rampage, a human remains detection dog, are returning home after a two week deployment to maui. they are part of a california task force, the oakland fire department coordinated the pair, arrived at oakland airport friday afternoon. >> i've worked fires before. this is the hottest fire i've ever seen. they were estimating that the fire was 2500 degrees or hotter. we cremate people at 1400 degrees. so you can see what the difference there was. >> padelford has trained dogs since 1995. four year old rampage is padelford 10th trained search dog. >> he has incredible drive. it's hard to stop him. he can climb incredible things.

that said, there haven't yet been a dramatic signal that jay olivera will break wib the way he and trumpg this. appears to be a fellow traveler with other two co-defendants in the case. now, of course, in this pretrial moment that's going to go on actually for months of a wide, significant number of hearings in all of these cases operating on three different tracks with each different prosecution. and we can expect little bits and pieces of new information and details that come out of each one of them. so it's just going to be an interesting and complex time for people tracking the trump story and that's the biggest thing to keep an eye on. finding ways to keep tabs on the increasing complexity that people are going to see as this plays out. >> right. mary, to the point about that complexity and timeline. judge today denied de la veras request because the front of judge wants it done before pap question about the timeline and how to handle it with three different defendants. >> to her credit, she's basically pushing back on efforts to delay. per typical, any trump and those associated in