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so far no comment from de oliviera or his attorney. whit? >> victor oquendo in miami, thank you.in? >>> another weekend of deadly gun violence in america. manhunts across the country as police search for assailants who opened fire. alex perez is following the latest developments from chicago, where multiple shootings took place. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, robin. yeah, a violent summer weekend, with incidents across the country. dozens injured by gun fire. this morning the epidemic of gun violence is surging. over the weekend across america, in indiana, a deadly shooting at a large party. officials say 19 wounded, one killed. >> we have multiple gsw victims and multiple fights breaking out. any available weekends to clear. >> reporter: in lansing, michigan, a chaotic scene as first responders arrived at this shopping center after a mass shooting. three people injured, two in critical condition. three suspects in custody. on the west coast, seattle police say they have now recovered the most guns ever in nearly 15 years. this after a shooting near a community ev

today oliviera is alleged to have communicate with other trump employees to attempt to delete securitytage. he is expected to appear in a miami courthouse on monday. the indictment details how injune the oliviera allegedly told a trump employee at mar—a—lago�*s it office that: mrtrump mr trump pozner mrtrump pozner campaign mr trump pozner campaign has responded: on thursday his lawyers reportedly met with federal prosecutors and special counsel jack smith's investigations for efforts to overturn the 320 election, a potential indictment in that case still looming. life to form federal prosecutor sarah chris hoare. you're talking about three new charges being filed against the former president. what you make of them? i former president. what you make of them? ~ , former president. what you make of them? ~' , ., of them? i think there is a few thins of them? i think there is a few things here- — of them? i think there is a few things here. i— of them? i think there is a few things here. i think _ of them? i think there is a few things here. i think this - things here. i think this indict

oliviera has been charged and tavares, as you just noted, hasn't been charged. so what's going on here? first of all, the prosecutors had done this superseding indictment, which is an updated set of charges and it's just replacing the old set of charges with the new up-to-date information. that's something prosecutors do routinely when they have new information and also when they want to put pressure on someone. and here if you are walt or carlos de oliveira, you're looking over at this guy who has not been indicted. he's mentioned in the indictment, he's part of the scheme to try and cover up and destroy the tapes and the evidence, but he hasn't been charged. what that's signaling i think is that the prosecutor is saying, look, you cooperate with the government, you give us and tell us what you are know, we're going to treat you differently. that's what we call flipping and that seems like what's going on here. he may not have flipped. we don't have any information that he's formally cooperated but it's a signal from jack smith that said we've got the goods on

nauta met up with the property manager de oliviera. they walk with a flashlight through the tunnel where boxes had been stored and pointed out the location of the cameras. just after that investigators say de oliviera brought the security expert to the storage room and told the i.t. expert the conversation should remain between the two of them. de oliveira then said that, quote, the boss, wanted the server deleted. when the i.t. pushed back, de oliveira said the boss want it had gone and then asked, what are we going to do? let's bring in cnn political correspondent sara murray. the timing of all of this is really key here. >> it is. let's talk about sort of what was happening in the runup to what is now referred to as this alleged scheme to delete the surveillance footage or attempt to delete the surveillance footage for former president donald trump as well as charges for carlos de oliveira. if you look at may 11, this is when the grand jury issues a subpoena to the trump team for any documents with classified markings. for 45 days b

the indictment also names a new defendant, the property manager, carlos de oliviera. >> the cover-up is not only a crime, it also shows this was not an accident. >> reporter: the former president facing an additional count of willful retention of national defense information, the indictment notes trump speaking during the 2021 interview with a publisher and writer cbs news obtained a recording of that conversation. >> this is highly confidential, this is secret, look at this. >> reporter: the former president waits for a possible indictment from a washington dc grand jury, looking into his actions following the 2020 presidential election and the january 6 capital attack. >> reporter: as the legal issues pileup, trump remains the front runner for the presidential nomination. sources close to him tell cbs news his inner circle is confident about his chances but also on edge. the former president also said in an interview today with the john frederick show , he has not decided if you will attend the republican debate on august 23. >>> president biden is overhaul the way serious crimes a

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one of the men, carlos de oliviera, who's the head of maintenance at mar a lago, is due in court todaydrew thank you. >> now to the growing concern for an american nurse and her young child kidnaped in haiti amid ongoing violence. >> alex dorsainvil has been working with a christian relief organization near port au prince. she is married to the group's program director. the abduction was reported last thursday and local officials say about 80% of port au prince is now controlled by rival gangs. abc's matt rivers recently visited the city. this area is completely controlled by armed groups. >> it is one of the most dangerous places in all of haiti. in fact, the only reason we're allowed into this area is because we've been granted permission. >> the state department is now ordering families of us government employees to evacuate haiti. it's also urging americans not to travel there due to widespread crime. >> breaking overnight, the end of the road for one of the largest trucking companies in the us. yellow corporation delivers for companies including walmart. its bankruptcy is expected

a day later, according to the special counsel, june 23, jump allegedly calls de oliviera.for about 24 minutes. on june 24th, nauta is told trump wants to see him. nauta changes his travel plans and makes arrangements to go to mar-a-lago. june 25 the special counsel said nauta and de oliveira joined forces asking questions about the footage. it even alleges they walked through a dark tunnel with a flashlight to find the room where the documents were being stored and to look at how the security cameras were positioned in that room. then, according to the indictment. the stunning encounter on june 27 at 9:48 a.m. de oliveira walking into an i.t. office and meeting with a person described as trump employee number 4. de oliveira says their conversation should remain between the two of them. according to investigator, de oliveira asked how many days the server retained footage? trump employee number four said 45 days. then, according to the special counsel, de oliveira telling trump employee number four, the boss wants the server deleted. trump employee number four responds that

do oliviera, faces charges. president trump telling me, it is election interference at the highest level. they are harassing my company, harassing my family and least importantly of all, they are harassing me. he said the charges are ridiculous, it is prosecutorial misconduct used at level never seen before. our country is suffering from doj abuse. latest charges include one more count of willful retention of national account information and conspiracy, false statements and destroying documents, bringing the grand total to 41 criminal charges with the possibility of 140 years behind bars. some lawmaker are calling out what they consider more evidence of corruption within the biden justice department. listen. >> it is any coincidence the doj rushes today after the hunter debacle, after their two-timing is exposed, the plea deal gets blown up, oh, let's indict trump on something else temperature is subversion of the rule of law. they are taking the rule of law and turning on its head. >> brooke: the third defendan

in addition, carlos de oliviera asked how many days the surveillance cameras obtained footage. and told that employee the boss wanted the server deleted. >> does that sound kosher to you? >> no. i mean none of that sounds good, the same way it didn't sound good when she reraced their e-mails. >> reporter: the indictments and lawsuits are political pois. and also toy the with the skipping of his primary debate and suggested all other candidates should not do the debate. you people just want entertainment. >> that mar-a-lago report is going to be set soon. president biden has launched a new website for the student loan repayment plan. the new program is called save. it comes after the supreme court rejected the program to wipe out student dedebt for millionsns of b borr if they qualifify, the state program would lower monthly payments and in some cases stop interest rates from accruing. the full website will launch next month. student loan repayments are set to resume in october after a three-year pandemic pause. >>> a hearing in washington this week that's almost unheard of. air

clearly they'd like to flip de oliviera because he spoke with trump and had another conversation whereid the boss wants the footage deleted. if he's a co-defendant, he's not going to testify about that conversation. he's facing a false statements charge, but right now he is standing fast and using lawyers paid for by donald trump's political action committee. >> chuck, i have to think with more defendants, more chance for delay. what about the impact on perception? does trying them together sort of defuse the responsibility or accountability, putting trump at the same level as these more pir riff ral players? >> interesting question, ana. there's a presumption that people commit crimes together, they'll be tried together. that happens all the time in courts in the united states. you're right. there is quite a disparity between mr. trump on one hand and two low-level aides on the other. that's a strategic decision for the special counsel whether it wants mr. trump alone at trial. they could have easily arranged for that by only indicting him or whether they don't mind having a co-defend

. >> kate of, de oliviera's legal fees are being paid by trump's pac. what does that mean going forward and how unusual is a situation we have one defendant paying the fees for another defendant? >> so this is a situation we have seen multiple times in trump world where the trump pac is paying for peoples lawyers. we saw it happen during the january 6th hearings, when lawyers were paid for by trump were essentially representing a number of people who were interviewed by that panel. we are seeing it again here. this is something that is considered -- it's not strictly illegal, but it is considered somewhat odd. it makes you wonder whether or not these defendants will be acting and speaking really in their own interests or in the interest of the person paying their legal fees, and that's the questioned that always comes up, question came up during the january six hearings, we saw dramatically come to a head when one witness decided to break free and no longer use the trump paid for lawyer. it's gonna be interesting to see whether of trump's codefendants i

and now that guy is carlos de oliviera, the head of maintenance of more largo that he's facing obstruction charges falated to the attempted deletion of that surveillance footage and charges of lying to the fb s . now, de oliveira has been summoned to report to the miami federal courthousened tot to. the trump was arraigned iniew ti on july 31st. in an exclusive interview tonight with fox digital, bac jesse trump is firing back at smith, accusing the doj of abus e, saying, quote, if i weren't leading biden by a lot in numerous polls and wasn't going to be the republican nominee, this wouldn't be happening. meanwhile, we watched the fed courthouse here all day in dcs t after trump's attorney met with jackson, his team here in d.c. their indicatiowith jn is additional indictments could be coming. but jesse, that did not happen from this january six grand jury. we'll be watching it again tomorrow januaryand jury. ou so >> we'll send it back to you. griff, thanks so much. coming up, charges dropped against a mini madoff. plus, joe biden thinks puerto ricans are too mach. joe biden sending $2 mi