>> and just a two minute drive across from palm beach florida, with its five star hotels, it's perfect beaches, and insanely pricey houses. hungry billionaires, who wanted only the best. -- manage the gourmet daily for four years. >> we were doing about $3 million a year and business 450 seat delhi, that is incredible. we would have waiting lines two hours long for people coming in. >> it used to be the three cheese delhi, that's one its reputation was born. brothers andy and -- had developed some other restaurants as, well and back in the mid 80s, they were feeling a little over extended. >> and then one day they met a 33-year-old entrepreneur named gwen sandler, -- >> and on the gulf, course he just said he was looking to get into business. i said, why don't you bite to my restaurant? >> just like that. >> over lunch, i think over a tuna salad. >> what was he doing before? >> playing golf. he was retired. >> retired from what? >> he had a few different businesses. i think one was a no name, or no ad company that he had different products, and i think he sold at. i think he did videos

lawyers for donald trump say they discovered material while searching a storage unit in west palm beach the items were reportedly found among a mix of boxes, gifts suits, and clothes including swords and wrestling belts. this is raising questions about what it means for the ongoing special counsel investigation. cbs' scott macfarlane joins us with the possible legal troubles ahead. good evening, scott. >> good evening, norah. four months after the fbi seized records marked classified from mar-a-lago, still more documents marked classified are surfacing, this time in a storage unit used by the former president in florida. a u.s. official confirms to cbs news representatives of former president donald trump alerted the fbi they've recovered yet another set of potentially sensitive documents, this time in a storage facility in west palm beach. the official confirmed inside a sealed box there were two documents with classified markings, adding to the more than 300 sensitive documents found this year. >> yet another instance in which trump has failed to comply with lawful demands to return t

lawyers for donald trump say thy discovered material while searching a storage unit in west palm beachedly found among a mix of boxes, gifts, suits, and clothes, including swords and wrestling belts. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this season on "storage wars," a treasure seeker opens a unit in west palm beach and goes on the hunt. >> a witch hunt. >> i paid $1,100 for this unit. can't wait to get in there and dig around. >> who knows what he'll find. >> the most beautiful piece of chocolate cake. the beautiful letter from kim jong-un. my son eric. >> dad! dad! it's dark in here! >> will he discover treasure, or will it be a bust?

documents lawyers for donald trump say they discovered material while searching a storage unit in west palm beach, florida. the items were reportedly found among a mix of boxes, suits and clothes including swords and wrestling belts raising questions about what it means for the ongoing special counsel special. scott macfarlane joins us with the possible legal troubles ahead. >> four monthsafter the fbi seized records marked classified from mar-a-lago still more documents marked classified are surfacing. this time in a storage unit used by the former president in florida. >> a u.s. official confirms to cbs news representatives of former president donald trump alerted the fbi they recovered yet another set of potentially sensitive documents, this time in a storage facility in west palm beach. the official confirmed inside a sealed box there were two documents with classified markings adding to han 300 sensitive documents found this year. >> yet another instance in which trump has failed to comply with lawful demands to return them. >> this revelation is the first indication classified materials mig

it was held at a palm beach mansion owned by trump.t to trump and lindsey graham for comment. but they didn't respond. the fbi declined to comment. but the woman's visit to mar-a-lago does raise all kinds of questions about security. given the club is also the former president's home, where classified documents were discovered in his possession in august. >> i was surprised at how little there is in terms of checking of who comes in and out of mar-a-lago. mr. trump is no longer the president. but he's running for president and he has all top leaders from all walks of life. >> reporter: the former secret service told me security at mar-a-lago likely didn't do a background check on the woman. and there's different security levels for the mar-a-lago club versus the former president's residence. the secret service referred us back to mar-a-lago. who is the real anna derothschild. how did she get past security and what was she doing at mar-a-lago? what were you able to learn about her? >> she was born in a small town in ukraine, poor. she c

he's the state attorney for palm beach county. this storage unit in west palm beach, right, kara?yeah, the search is in west palm beach. >> it's there where you are. where i used to live. dave, at what point does the deference here end? if there are government secrets out there that the national archives believes the president still has, that they have to go and get them instead of saying hey, look around and tell us if you find some. >> yeah, victor, and we miss you down here in west palm. the deference ended a while ago because that's why the feds were able to convince a judge to give them a search warrant to go into mar-a-lago, because they didn't believe that donald trump had complied with the subpoena. and they always believed i think that there were perhaps documents at other properties. well, the trump people brought in a very well-respected lawyer named chris kise. he suesed to be the solicitor general in florida. and he said we need to work with the feds, produce everything we have. and trump didn't like that advice. so they put kise on the sidelines. this is a guy they w

has, in recent weeks, unearthed two additional classified documents from a storage unit in west palm beach. i mean, if you are the doj, this whole thing has gotten almost clownish really frustrating. which is why the news tonight seemed to make quite a bit of sense. we have learned this evening that the government is running out of patience, and is now escalating its quest for possible missing classified documents. prosecutors have urged a federal judge to hold donald trump's office in contempt of court for failing to fully comply with a subpoena to return on classified documents in his possession. the post reports is a sign of how contentious the private talks have become over whether the primer president still holds any secret papers. in recent days, the justice department lawyers have asked u.s. district court judge -- to hold trump's office in contempt, that is according to people who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe sealed court proceedings. the post reports that the judge has not yet held a hearing or rule not request. justice department wants a sworn written statement

thompson: palm beach county. justice kavanaug pm beach county i thought was simply staying -- saying there is a justice kavanaugh: didn't use the word substantive. mr. thompson: any limi maybe it's more robust. chief justice roberts: thank you, counsel. at page 33 of your reply brief, the last gasp of briefing, you suggest thathe is a quote narrower alternative ground to decide the case in your favor. which wod low some substantive state restrictions to be enforced. could you articulate what you think that is? mr. thompson: foexple, if the north carolina constitution had said partin rrymandering is -- cannot be allowed if there is an efficiency ratio of more than 7%. then that would be a judicll discoverable and manageable standard. you could -- we all know how to calculate the efficiency ratio. [laughter] chief justice roberts: sorry, go ahea mr. thompson: scientist who is drew these maps know how to draw thratio. in any event, that would be an example of a provision tt would flunk our primary test because it wo

palm beach.giant, record sales, you know, above $can 100 million in palm beach, our prices have held flat from. inventory is starting to tick up, so you have more option. pleasure the hamptons, still very strong market. more inventory and it's also off season, so now is time to shop. and then new york. i mean, who wants to pay an average rent of $6,000 a month to live in manhattan? it's. time to buy. home ownership is the number one biggest wealth billedder in america -- kelly: sure. >> -- so take this opportunity and grab it if you're in one of these op por tune markets. kelly: and to add context to that 60 -- 6,000, what are you going to get in manhattan? it's going to be a postage stamp, essential hi. >> nothing! kelly: yeah, exactly. thank you, erin, for your holidays.. -- thoughts, happy holidays. pot is now legal in the nation's biggest market. we've got the ceo of true leaf to tell us what the opening of the empire state means for the growing industry. but first, let's check the big board.

remember, judge cannon is in a county, two counties away, 68 miles from west palm beach.t's what trump's team wanted. she took jurisdiction and then she gave them everything they wanted including a special master, including a stay of the proceedings and the appellate court said no, no, no. you have no jurisdiction here. you should not have appointed the special master. you should not have delayed the investigation because this sets a bad precedent and donald trump doesn't get special privileges because he's a former president. >> yeah, you know, dave, you put it out very clearly. this is a complete and total loss and rebuke to the trump legal strategy here. i'm a little bit reminded of the old saying, this whole court is out of order, because here you have a bipartisan set of appointees saying that that lower court went rogue, that trump loses. what does it mean now for the open case, which as i think most of our viewers know, we have been reporting on it, is now under the auspices of this garland appointed special counsel. >> it means donald trump is going to go through

. >> she talked about growing up in monte carlo, talked about her grandparents' house in west palm beachments in the dominican republic. and the bahamas. >> reporter: the pittsburgh post gaz gazette and organized crime and reporting project were the first to report the woman's alleged caper at mar-a-lago which former president trump calls home. they say she visited there at least five times last year. new reporting by the gazette and occrp has revealed possible ties to a russian gang enterprise with a history of money laundering. this is video they obtained of her driving up to the mar-a-lago club's front doors. >> she is wearing designer clothes. she has the gold rolex watches. she's wearing the bracelets. >> reporter: the post gazette and occrp reported numerous records have been turned over to the fbi as part of the investigation. these are just some of the fake i.d.s those media outlets say the 33-year-old woman was allegedly using. two fake passports. one from the u.s. and one from canada. and a florida driver's license that uses the home address of an $18 million mansion in miami b

cerca de west palm beach el mal tiempo arruinÓ el gps que tenÍa para orientarse. a la deriva sin alimentos ni agua para beber. escuchamos su relato. >> eso fue increÍble. cuando yo sentÍ el agua en los tobillos, se hunde el barco. se fue todo para abajo y la gente empezÓ a nadar. jonah de alrededor de 14 a 15 horas. reportero: fue desesperadamente ver cÓmo los amigos le decÍan que ya no podÍa nadar mÁs y se hundÍan. julio ibarra sobreviviÓ porque nadÓ la mitad de un dÍa y luego fue rescatado. la guardia costera todavÍa continÚa con la operaciÓn de bÚsqueda y esperemos que encuentren los cuerpos o sobrevivientes. carolina: gracias por tu informe. el comitÉ de medios y arbitrios de la cÁmara de representantes votÓ acerca de hacer pÚblicas las declaraciones de impuestos del ex presidente trump una vez que se elimine la informaciÓn personal de las mismas. son impresionantes las imÁgenes grabadas por la cÁmara corporal de un policÍa que muestran a un sospechoso disparando e hiriendo a un oficial en california. otro oficial responde con su arma y los disparos impactan a

thompson: palm beach county. justice kavanaugh: palm beach county i thought was simply staying -- saying there is a federal issue here and we are going to remanned to the florida supreme court so that it can assess how to interpret its state law in light of the fact that there is a federal issue. i didn't -- correct me if i'm wrong, or tell me what your position is, i don't see it doing more than that. it was a 9-0 opinion just recognizing there is a federal issue. mr. thompson: the court cited to and quoted from mcpherson vs. blacker for the plop significance there could not be any limit on the power of the state legislature then it vacated the opinion of the florida stkort and it sent it back on remanned -- supreme court and it sent it back on remand for the florida supreme court to assess and clarify whether it was using the state constitution to operate as a subtannive limit. the florida supreme court understood their prior opinion had gone -- justice kavanaugh: did it say substantive? mr. thompson: operates

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-- lawyers for donald trump say they discovered material while searching a storage unit in west palm beach, florida. the items were reportedly found among a mix of boxes, gifts, suits, and clothes, including swords and wrestling belts. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this season on "storage wars," a treasure seeker opens a unit in west palm beach and goes on the hunt. >> a witch hunt. >> i paid $1,100 for this unit. can't wait to get in there and dig around. >> who knows what he'll find. >> the most beautiful piece of chocolate cake. the beautiful letter from kim jong-un. my son, eric. >> dad? dad! it's dark in here! >> will he discover treasure, or will it be a bust? >> so far, all i got is this sword, this wrestling belt, and these nuclear launch codes. >> it's all happening, on this season of "storage wars!" >> dad, i gotta go pee-pee! >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight: hoops, there she is! plus, stephen welcomes: alicia keys and eddie izzard featuring louis cato and the late show band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! (

more than two dozen of those manatees in west palm beach, moving closer to land where the water is warmerat was good news for these manatee fans who themselves braid the relative cold of florida to check them out. not only that, if you notice in the video, there's a few of them swimming close together. that's because they like to cuddle to stay warm. even more good news in case you missed them. florida's manatee season runs until march, 31st. but really, you can see them year round in the intracoastal anywhere from west palm all the way down to miami. just hang out by the water. wait a little bit, and you will see one of these gentle giants of the sea, as like to call them puppies, always called them. bears of the sea is good, too, and finally to some holiday home alone. mischief in new york, malia makayla says she left her french bulldog puppy bentley alone for the first time. but now she might want to rename him kevin from the home alone movies. here's why shared surveillance footage showing bentley getting to all kinds of trouble from paying on a rug to ripping off his doggie sweater a

the storage unit where the new documents were discovered is in west palm beach, florida, not far from mar-a-lago, and is run by the general services administration. one of the sources said that trump had never been inside that storage facility. trump's lawyers hired an outside firm to conduct a series of wider searches completed around thanksgiving at trump properties. those properties include trump's golf club in new jersey, trump tower in new york and a storage closet at mar-a-lago itself. this is evidence that trump and the team did not fully comply with a grand jury subpoena issued in may that sought all documents marked classified still in their possession. the fbi yesterday declined to comment. the justice department has been conducting what it described as an active criminal investigation into whether the white house documents at mar-a-lago were mishandled as well as possible obstruction of justice. with the midterm elections officially in the rearview mirror, finger pointing over the disappointing results reached a new level. speaking yesterday, a number of gop lawmakers blame

donald trump's lawyers uncovering two items with classified markings in a storage unit in west palm beach, a source tells cnn. >> it will provide the feds with the ability to go to court and say we need another search warrant. >> reporter: those items were immediately turned over to the fbi, the source says. the justice department has had concerns trump is holding onto sensitive government records sincefiding documents marked classified at mar-a-lago in august. >> it's not a crime, and they should give me immediately back everything that they've taken from me, because it's mine. >> reporter: trump's lawyers recently hiring a team to search trump tower, the bedminster golf club, a florida office, a storage unit sources tell cnn. under pressure from an ever growing pile of legal problems. >> this is a new hoax, the document hoax. >> reporter: but also a sprawling probe into efforts to subvert the 2020 election. >> we're going to walk down to the capitol. >> reporter: the investigation into the 2020 election also moving ahead with more grand jury testimony from former trump advisor stephen m

he had he was coming off the palm beach scandal. good friends like charlie pierce and mike barnicle were roasting and the pope, the for the first time wrote an editorial which said we've always winked at his private behavior, misbehavior because. it didn't affect the the political but in the clarence thomas anita hill clash that that summer after palm beach he might as well have put a paper bag his head because he was totally a wall. and we needed him and i have had the the the authors of the two major books about the clarence thomas anita hill clashed tell me that if the ted kennedy that opposed robert bork a few years earlier had shown that summer, then clarence thomas not be on the united states supreme court, that's an example of how the personal overlaps into the political and and changes our lives. but anyway, the 1994 campaign through a series of mishaps, including palm beach, by the time he got to september running for reelection, he was in the polls. mitt romney was was ahead of him. and it was quite possible that that he c

from the white house when he left office, when biden became president, and when he returned to palm beach. you said it first, stephanie. the presidents lawyers attested that they had returned, done a search of the, quote unquote, office of the former president donald trump, the person who received this subpoena for all records with classified markings, they attested that they returned everything. they had done their search, and there is nothing more, nothing more to see. the problem is that the former presidents actions suggest he knew that was not true. or that he was saying willy-nilly. because in february, as we reported at the washington post, donald trump wanted a one of his lawyers and one of his aides to sign an attestation early on, saying that there were no more classified records at mar-a-lago. his part-time presidents. and that was not true then and that lawyer did not want to sign that document -- >> that was back in february. >> that was back in february. >> does it helps trump's case at all that it was his lawyers, his own team, that brought forward these two additional docu

there's palm beach or in dc where he removed the documents. >> that's going to be a complicated questionax to answer it. on the surface it was clearly illegal retention of national defense information and documents that didn't belong to him after he left the presidency. that retention that takes place in mar-a-lago but the taking of the documents started in dc, but arguably started when he was still president, and had a right to these documents. the testimony of pat's a baloney and others might help understand whether there was a conspiracy to illegally retain the documents that began in the district of columbia. if that is so, then the charges can be brought in the district of columbia which one thing we know for certain by the way is even if the charges were brought in palm beach, i don't think judge cannon would be sitting on this case. with the 11th circuit slapped down essentially saying you had no jurisdiction to do what you are doing, i think should foreclose her sitting on this case in the future pit >> who would decide something like that though? >> if the venue issue is somethi

search team found two documents, very classified markings in one of his storage movements in west palm beach florida. trump is under investigation for three potential crimes. mishandling classified documents, obstruction, and obstruction of government records. a trump spokesperson says that trump's lawyers continue to be cooperative and transparent, calling the whole issue a, quote, political witch hunt. a doj spokesman declined comment. a federal appeals court has overturned a judge's decision to appoint a special master to review. those thousands of documents that were seized by the fbi from mar-a-lago back in august. as part of its ongoing criminal investigation. the ruling yesterday came after trump declined to appeal a court order and in his lawsuit, a challenge the fbi seizure of material from his palm beach home. the movement now paves the way for federal investigators to get a hold of the bulk of documents collected in the search, that took place over the summer. the house select committee investigating january 6th will meet the sunday afternoon to discuss the possibility of criminal

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she used to actually live here in palm beach county, where i am, for a little while.her former investigator. but we don't see her very much around town. she's been very quiet. this is the first time in this docuseries that's airing on peacock, it's the first time that she has spoken publicly about her parents, about the search for her daughter, about where she was in those days, why she now admits that she lied so much to investigators. here's a look at what she had to say. >> the only person in this world that matters to me still is my daughter. but i'm still defending the fact that i didn't hurt her. >> reporter: 14 years after her daughter disappeared, casey anthony says that she still misses her. in the new docuseries on peacock titled "casey anthony: where the truth lies," anthony shares for the first time on camera her own theory about what happened to her daughter, caylee. she says she took a nap with her daughter on that dlailast day a woke up to her father holding caylee in his arms. >> she's soaking wet. i can see him standing there with her in his arms. and

it was held in a palm beach mansion owned by trump. greitens and lindsey graham for comment. they didn't respond. the fbi declined to comment. the woman's visit to mar-a-lago raises all kinds of questions about security given the club is also the former president's home where classified documents were discovered in his possession back in august. >> i was surprised how little there is in terms of real bona fide checking of who comes in and out of mar-a-lago. mr. trump is no longer the president, but he is a man who is running for president and he has all top leaders from all walks of life. >> reporter: former secret service agent told me security at mar-a-lago likely didn't do a background check on the woman and that there are different security levels for the mar-a-lago club versus the former president's residence. the u.s. secret service referred us back to mar-a-lago. so who is the real anna de rothschild? how did she get past security and what was she doing at mar-a-lago? >> if she is not the woman she says she was, what were you ab

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jack: jack palm beach aroter s down for a look at the investment managers playbook for the new year. >> thanks for joining us. you have given "barron's roundtable" an exclusive look at the playbook for investors. one thing that caught my eye is inflation is on everyone's mind. you are on board with the wall street consensus, peak inflation but not so optimistic we will get back where we want inflation to be. >> the landscape is shifting from inflation risk to inflation risk with the monetary policy we have seen. they have been optimistic recently because inflation has peaked towards a reopening but we have to face the music in 2,023 around 3 key issues, what is inflation and at what slope does it decline, second is recession and third is continued monetary policy issues and what it means for higher or longer rates and how long will it last? jack: how deep will recession be? what is your best guess and how long will it slow the economic period? >> because of extreme tightening we have seen we get a form of mild recession, factors to determine how deep it will be? manufacturing data mo

learned at least two more documents marked classified were found at a storage facility in west palm beach, florida. it comes as the justice department investigates the possible mishandling of thousands of government documents including more than 300 marked classified found at trump's mar-a-lago estate. jarred hill is in new york with the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. those newly discovered documents have been handed over to the fbi, but this is really the first indication that classified potentially sensitive materials might have been or still be at other trump properties. the justice department's hunt for classified government documents possibly removed from the white house by donald trump is picking up steam. a u.s. official confirmed to cbs news that representatives for the former president alerted the fbi that they recovered two items with classified markings at a storage facility in florida. the official confirmed the items were inside a sealed box. >> the disregard and disdain for legal norms and rules simply cannot be accepted from anyone. no

back to you there in west palm beach covering all things mar-a-lago and trump related. as we look ahead, the implications for 2024 as a dismal to say the least midterm showing for candidates donald trump backed in competitive battleground states that will matter in two years from now. >> reporter: right. in so many ways given what the committee lined out, it was not just about what happened in the months around january 6th of 2021. but it was the intervening months. it was back in january when he put out a statement saying that pence had the right to overturn the election. it was him in the summer calling into battleground wisconsin urging the republican house speaker to taek back the electorals and give them to him. it goes back to just earlier this month, yet again even after the dismal midterm election results in which he is still calling for himself to be reinstalled into the white house. calling for the termination of the u.s. constitution. donald trump has no intention of going anywhere in this republican party and when you call up rnc committee member, local part

there's palm beach. that's where mar-a-lago is located. or in december where he removed the documents, where the documents were removed from. >> that's actually going to be a complicated question, and i don't think we have all the facts to answer it. on the surface here there was clearly illegal retention of national defense information and documents that didn't belong to him after he left the presidency. that retention, the holding -- the withholding of that, the concealing of that takes place in mar-a-lago. but the taking of the documents started in d.c. but arguably started when he was still president and had a right to these documents. the testimony of pat cipollone and others might help understand whether there was a conspiracy to illegally retain the documents that began in the district of columbia. if that's so, then the charges can be brought in the district of columbia, which, you know, one thing we know for certain, by the way, is even if the charges were brought in palm beach, i don't think judge canon would be sitting on this c

joining me now in west palm beach, florida, near donald trump's mar-a-lago home, is nbc's vaughn hillyard and former u.s. attorney and msnbc legal analyst, joyce vance who is not on that screen. there she is. and with me is msnbc chief legal correspondent and host of the beat ari melber and ali vitali back from capitol hill. >> ari has a new breakdown of the coup conspiracy in the forword to the harper collins addition of the jan ry 6th committee's report, the report will be available online. >> thank you for the shout-out. >> you're welcome. >> a lot going on. >> ali vitali got introduced as well. thank you. i will go to ali first, if you don't mind, ali. when are we going to get this report? it is supposed to be today. do you have any idea what time. >> the first thing i was going to do is introduce ari melber's foreword and i'm glad you have gotten that out of the way and we are waiting for the tap dancing and nobody is bored waiting for the january 6th report and waiting for donald trump's tax returns and we out in it would come already and now we're plating the waiting game and accor

not the only place there were classified documents because these were in a storage locker in west palm beachhis outside team has found more classified documents. so what does it actually mean? >> so, it doesn't necessarily mean that it's further evidence of the core crimes of willful retention of national defense information and concealment of government -- >> because that's already there. we already knew that. >> there's an avalanche on that information already. but it does go to the obstruction of justice and the disobeying of a subpoena. and it sounds like, according to "the washington post" reporting, that the judge is a fantastic judge in the d.c. circuit, said to them first, again, attest to me that you have fully complied with the subpoena. and then she demands that they do this additional search. and lo and behold it turns up additional documents. it's not necessarily that they came straight from the white house, that they were potentially first at an office in north virginia where trump's staffers were, and then the gsa only starts to rent out the facility in july of 2021. so that's

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use, used by the former president, and it is not the same site, it is not mar-a-lago, it is a palm beach mean well, beyond the obvious response, which is it is kind of shocking that his own lawyers, after six months, don't know where these documents are, or even that they exist, and that they haven't fully complied with the subpoena, you know, i think those documents raise the same questions that all of the other documents do, which is did he know about them, did he know that they were in those locations, what was he planning to do with them, and why did he keep them? >> because they argue this is just an example that donald trump didn't know about it, they are in a storage unit and no one really knew, it was all packed up in a hurry and they were trying to get out of the white house. >> i think they will try to do that but at a certain point, the scope, the number of documents that were involved, the number that were found near him in mar-a-lago, his desk, and his office, and i think it makes it quite hard to make that argument, maybe one, but how could you make that argument and not al