angie sandoval concluye el relato.mos Árboles en postes en muchas ciudades. si hay alguien pasando por ahÍ que miro a mi hija que se fijen. sandoval: usted estaba en una misiÓn para encontrar a su hija. duran: todos los dÍas buscando y en social media buscando a mi hija. sandoval: el 26 de enero de 2012, la investigaciÓn tomÓ un giro inesperado. duran: esa maÑana oÍ muchos helicÓpteros. y yo dije "¿quÉ serÁ?". sandoval: su telÉfono sonÓ. segÚn darling durÁn, era la policÍa. duran: me dieron una llamada que llegue a esa Área. dÓnde piensan que estÁ alguien. carrillo: lleguÉ y lo primero que vi fue el cuerpo de una seÑorita y pensÉ "quizÁs es brianna la que buscÁbamos". sandoval: el detective frank carrillo fue uno de los primeros en llegar a la escena que le hizo recordar a otro caso que no se habÍa podido resolver. los restos cubiertos con ramas estaban a menos de tres millas de donde habÍan hallado el cadÁver de michelle lozano 9 meses antes. las circunstancias eran parecidas. segÚn carrillo, el asesino habÍa violado

sandoval: johnny acevedo dice estar vivo de milagro. hecho de las defecaciones abiertas, que no tengan con quÉ lavarse las manos, el que no tengan con quÉ limpiar sus alimentos. hemos encontrado todo tipo de enfermedades y situaciones de salud mental que se van agravando dÍa a dÍa. sandoval: aunque para janery ortiz estas penurias podrÍan ser pronto cosa del pasado. ¿quÉ significa para ti haber finalmente obtenido esa cita? ortiz: un logro. porque es una travesÍa de donde vinimos y es muy difÍcil para alcanzar el sueÑo americano. no es nada mÁs de decir "quiero el sueÑo americano", pero es difÍcil alcanzarlo. sandoval: esta maÑana fue la Única en este campamento que consiguiÓ el permiso para cruzar la frontera, aunque triste por los demÁs, ortiz, de 18 aÑos, dice que no le da miedo comenzar sola una nueva vida en estados unidos. ortiz: si no me rendÍ aquÍ, ¿me voy a rendir allÁ? no se puede. >> sus cuerdas, su hilo y quedÓ. sandoval: a pesar de las dificultades, no todo es tristeza en la vida de aquellos que viven en este campamento. >>

sandoval: y mÁs aÚn en su corazÓn.ipalidad de jalisco. su hermana brandy cuenta que nunca habÍa visto a su hermano tan enamorado. brandy: Él siempre decÍa "mira, daniela, esto". "mira, ahora que fui con daniela". se notaba su alegrÍa, su felicidad. sandoval: durante los prÓximos aÑos, josÉ comenzÓ a viajar seguido a jalisco, a visitar a daniela. las familias se conocieron y el dÍa de san valentÍn de 2022, josÉ le propuso matrimonio y daniela aceptÓ. la boda serÍa el 7 de octubre del aÑo prÓximo. sin embargo, segÚn doÑa blanca, mientras el amor de su hijo por daniela crecÍa, su hijo estaba preocupado. blanca: si, estaba preocupado por ellos. sandoval: su cariÑo por mÉxico iba en picada. blanca: sabÍa que habÍa mucha violencia allÁ, pero uno como estÁ ignorante y uno no piensa que en su familia le va a pasar. sandoval: mientras la criminalidad es un flagelo que ha afectado mÉxico por aÑos, el nÚmero de ciudadanos estadounidenses vÍctimas de homicidios y secuestros en ese paÍs ha llevado al departamento de estado a recome

so they don't end up homeless. >> sandoval says she is on track to be connected to permanent housing in the next few months after meeting with spears. >> it gives you hope like maybe i cannot -- maybe i can make it. >> terrific what jackie is doing. proud to support that >> >>. it is going to go a long way. you know what is going to go a long way? a little more sunshine. how many more days can we get? >> you know what, i'm going to give you a stretch of dry days. there is a little hick up for tonight. don't worry. there is no major storm. on live doppler 7 there is a cold front coming into the north bay. as it is approaching we are seeing a couple of isolated showers around cobb mountain. mixing in with snow showers, clear lake area you will notice street-level radar seeing a few wet spots. nothing to change up your thursday night plans but keep in mind this is the front that is producing thunderstorms to the north. snow over the mountains. and at the sierra and in northern california. here is the cold front. as it is approaching the winds have been picking up. you probably felt it o

cnn's polo sandoval is outside the manhattan criminal courthouse for us. to katelyn first. what do we know about the possible arrest the former president has been posting on social media about? >> he says he expects to be arrested on tuesday, but he doesn't know. he's saying that, but his team in a statement following that truth social post of his says they have not been notified by the manhattan district attorney's office that there would be an indictment in the arrest of donald trump that he would need to be turning himself in. what we know about this grand jury investigation that it continues. it has been ongoing for months, but it is nearing the end. the reason we know that is because donald trump as the target of this investigation was invited to testify in front of the grand jury sitting in manhattan that has been looking at possible financial crimes related to that hush money payment his lawyer made to stormy daniels in 2016. there is another witness expected to testify on monday. so they're nearing the end, but the grand jury's work is not done here. the answer of w

cnn's polo sandoval is outside the manhattan criminal courthouse for us.can also begin with cnn senior crime and justice report reporter katelyn polantz. what do we know about the announcement on the post? >> reporter: if it is charged, we don't have the answer to that yet and neither does donald trump. at this point in time his team through a spokesman has made very clear that there has been no notification made to him or his lawyers that he is going to be indicted or when that indictment is going to happen. however, trump is very aware of the politics of this and the bluster and the bully pulpit that he has, and so he is is agitating for his team to try to get his base riled up. he did say in the post about protests, asking supporters to protest in some way. he is also sending a message to the new york district attorney, alvin bragg. if we step back for a second, fred, the reason that there is this expectation of donald trump that he will be indicted in new york by the d.a. is that the long investigation into the trump organization and payment made to st

thank you so much. >>> polo sandoval outside the manhattan courthouse. what can you tell us about any preparations that law enforcement agencies might be willing to share? >> reporter: well, fred, at this point all the quiet outside of state court facilities here in lower manhattan. the concern is that given the former president's call for protests that it may not stay that way if and when we do reach that point where charges would potentially be filed. that is why, according to several sources say you do have local, state, federal law enforcement agencies for the last several days that have been engaged in these behind-the-scenes conversations about how they would handle the safety and security at some of these facilities here, given what has been experienced in the past. so because of that, you do have the planning that's happening, and also addressing this sort of choreography that would be needed in terms of getting the former president potentially from florida to new york to officially face these charges when and if they are filed. and that comes wi

company in that state in a little over a had month after the toxic crash in east palestine, cnn polo sandoval the latest >> the owner and operator in saturday's derailment saying there were hazardous materials transported on this train including ethanol and propane but they were not on the train cars that actually left the tracks on saturday. it's a 20 out of the 212 train cars left the tracks as the train was headed for northern ohio to birmingham alabama. shifted the focus on four tanker train cars, who were hauling what's being described as diesel exhaust fluid the other two were hauling water soluble solutions often used to treat waste water. common industrial solutions as they describe them. the authorities saying train cars did not experience any sort of spillage. so the head of the epa in the state of ohio saying there was no chemical release into the air, water, soil. so now, a lot of focus will certainly be on a massive clean-up process underway in springfield and the investigation as they try to find out exactly what led to this derailment, to that, just a little over month after th

reporter: christina sandoval left an abusive relationship with her three kids just nine months ago.orking two jobs just to keep food on the table, she is now staying at a family friendly shelter. >> i remember calling and being like, we are about to lose her house in less than a week. i don't have anywhere to go. >> they say, you made so much money -- too much mon reporter: she says the goal is to put money directly into the hands of moms like sandoval and get them and their kids out of poverty. >> so they can fix up their car and they are not affected from their homes and they don't end up homeless. reporter: she says she is now on track to being connected to permanent housing in the next few months after meeting with it gives you hope. that maybe it won't be so hard. julian: joining us now to share more about her foundation and the incredible work is jackie speier. kristen: thanks for being here. >> great to be with you. kristen: you are so excited about this. creating more opportunities for families and women. your foundation seems to keep that work going. >> that is exactly righ

polo sandoval has more on the foiled plot. >> reporter: the fbi foiling an alleged plot to kill jewish government officials in michigan. federal complaint filed in eastern michigan naming jack eugene carpenter ii iii. he was arrested just a day after posting anti-semitic threats. a law enforcement source telling cnn among those specifically targeted by carpenter, the michigan attorney general. i was a target of the heavily armed defendant in this matter, she wrote on twitter. court documents laying out the details on february 18th, the fbi in detroit was alerted by the national threat operation center reading i'm heading back to michigan thousand threatening to carry out thepun in additionment of death to anyone jewish.threatening to carry out the pun in additionment of death to anyone jewish. the address revealing carpenter had three 9 millimeter handguns registered in michigan, one stolen from his girlfriend. and the criminal complaint also shedding light on carpenter's background who had an unserved personal protection order against him from early february and arrested in december o

polo sandoval is outside the manhattan criminal court for us. what more do we know about this possible arrest that the former president is talking about via post? >> well, donald trump says he expects to be arrested on tuesday, but he doesn't know. that is the facts as we have them right now. his team even came out with a statement from his spokesperson, saying they have no notification yet from the manhattan district attorney that that is what is happening here. however, we do know there is a long investigation that has been going on into possible financial crimes within the trump organization, specifically that hush money payment that donald trump's personal attorney michael cohen made to stormy daniels to keep her quiet about the affair she alleged she had during trump's 2016 campaign. we know that donald trump was invited to testify before this grand jury in manhattan and has turned them down. that is the sort of indication that we are in the end stage of this investigation, asking him to come in. we do know from our reporting this morning,

cnn's polo sandoval has more. >> reporter: i just checked in with police in the saul texas town and they don't have new information to report as the search continues in penitas, texas. marin nah rios, her sister maritza and a friend, dora alicia cervantes. they drove across the border on a friday, headed to sell clothes at a flea market. the husband of one of the sisters according to local police say he stayed in touch with them after they crossed into mexico. it wasn't until the weekend that he loses contact and the following monday, on the 27th, he heard from local police who referred the case to the fbi. the state department saying they do have reports of at least three u.s. citizens according to the state department that are missing in mexico. they didn't go into further details. there's still a lot of questions there about that investigation that's on going on the u.s. side as we hopefully will hear from the fbi sometime soon. this is really just the very latest in a string of missing people. i want to give you and our viewers a sense of the geography, fred. i actually grew up in th

cnn's polo sandoval visited one country road in a northern border town that's creating tensions betweente new york, a dead-end. this is where the u.s. and canada meet, a makeshift unauthorized crossing. anyone who treks across the border here is told by canadian authorities they will be immediately arrested. >> we have to advise you it's illegal to enter canada now. >> right now you're under arrest for crossing the border of canada. >> it's illegal to enter canada here. if you do, you will be placed under arrest by police. >> reporter: every day asylum-seekers intent on seeking asylum. warnings are everyone on this road. they don't deter the stream of people, many of whom have cobbled together a way to get to manhattan, then take a bus to a south 28 miles south of here and then pay a driver to drop them off at this tiny corridor. they're unaware of what lies ahead and the cold they'll face along the way. >> okay. let me see about a jacket. >> reporter: some community members trying to help providing them with warm clothes that they'll need. >> it's okay. >> reporter: people from all ove

polo sandoval, new york. >>> and new movement in the presidential field.overnor ron desantis speaking to a big crowd at the reagan presidential library. he laid out his plan of progressive conservativism. >> i think we've gotten it right on all of the issues. i think the liberal states have gotten it wrong. and why are they getting it wrong? i think it goes back to ideology. i think it goes back to the woke mind virus that's infected the left and all these other institutions. >> former president donald trump won a straw poll at the conservative political action conference on sunday. saying 62% said trump was the first choice. 20% named desantis. former maryland governor larry hogan said he will not seek the gop nomination. the moderate said he was concerned his presence in a crowded field could help trump win the nomination. >>> china's national legislature meeting today. the country's leaders using the annual gathering to lay out their plans to boost the chinese economy and restore public confidence. after a year of missteps and protests trigger by the no

polo sandoval has more. >> reporter: the fbi foiling an alleged plot to kill jewish government officials in michigan. federal complaint filed in eastern michigan naming jack eugene carpenter iii as the defendant. he was arrested a day after allegedly posting disturbing anti-semitic threats online. a source telling cnn among those specifically targeted by carpenter, the michigan attorney general. i was a target in this matter she wrote on twitter. court documents laying out the details on february 18, the fbi in detroit was alerted by the bureau national threat operations center reading i'm heading back to michigan now threatening to carry out the punishment of death to anyone that is jewish in the michigan government. carpenter's account also showing a bizarre declaration of sovereignty to a new country at his property in rural michigan. the address revealing carpenter had three 9 millimeter handguns registered one stolen from his girlfriend. and the complaint also shedding light on carpenter's back fgrou who had been arrested in december last year for assault. that just the latest in se

polo sandoval, new york. >>> in georgia more than 30 people were detained at a training center knowncop city. police say a group of violent agitators used the cover of peaceful protests to conduct a coordinated attack on construction equipment and police operators. >> they say protesters threw large rocks and molotov cocktails, but none were injured in the incident. >> cnn's isabel rosales has the details for you. >> reporter: it comes off of a week of action which started just yesterday, by organizers here, really activists, that call themselves defenders of the forest. seven days of events, designed to draw attention to the cop city movement. protests, a rally, a portion of the nearby forest area where activists have been camping out for over a year in protest, of this project they have dubbed cop city. back in 2021, at city council, they offered as a plan to build a giant state of the art training center. $90 million, 80-acre complex that would be one of the largest in the u.s., a driving course, a shooting range but activists call this an urban warfare training center. >>> seven

p polo sandoval has the story. >> over a month since the derailment disaster in east palestine, ohio, and the frustrations have not faded for many of the residents there. on saturday, however, authorities offering an opportunity for those residents to visit the town's water treatment plant. they hope to answer any questions and concerns that they may have. the state, however, they continue to insist that all sampling of municipal water wells have shown no contaminants that were associated to last month's derailment. over the coming days, a lot of the folk will also include farmers, as ohio's department of agriculture will meet with area farmers. at this point, they say there's no reason to believe that any of the crops that may be planted or harvested in east palestine are unsafe. but nonetheless, norfolk southern, the company involved in this derailment or at least being held responsible, they are being asked to develop a soil sampling plan for not just residential areas, but also agricultural, as well. meanwhile, the department of health has released the results of a health assessme

cnn's polo sandoval has more on how authorities in new york are responding. >> reporter: law enforcementgaged in these behind-the-scenes conversations saying they do have several concerns should we get to the point where those charges are filed against former president donald trump, one of which is courthouse security in lower manhattan if donald trump has to travel here to answer to these charges. that's mainly because of the potential for demonstrations or rallies by trump supporters, that they could possibly be galvanized into taking action beyond peaceful protests in light of what we heard from donald trump over the weekend in his message calling for protests. also, the idea of any possible counter demonstrations. that's why local, state, and federal law enforcement in new york city are coming together and having those conversations about how they would respond. another fascinating angle in all this is what one federal law enforcement source told cnn's john miller, that the secret service detail in charge of protecting the former president is also careful engaged in conversations wit

cnn's paolo sandoval is following this for us. happened in east palestine. of course these do happen from time to time. but again, in ohio. what more are you learning at this point? >> reporter: so no injuries and no hazardous material. those are certainly two key important things here. this derailment happening one month and one day after the toxic derailment in east palestine, ohio. we need to be clear, there is zero indication at this point in time that one would be potentially connected to another. nonetheless, the timing certainly is interesting, and it increases awareness about the incident that's unfolding near springfield, ohio. norfolk southern, the owner of the train, confirming it was one of their freight trains. approximately 20 cars of the roughly 212 cars derailed while traveling south near springfield, ohio. that's several hundred miles west of east palestine. again, no hazardous material believed to be on board, though they have representatives on the way to assess the situation and find out a little bit more. ohio

cnn's paulo sandoval is following the latest developments. another crash and same company and same state, all within a month. what are we learning? >> reporter: the time is interesting here. but in terms of this specific incident, you mentioned that shelter-in-place order that was lifted. that was done so after authorities on the groundwo worked through the night, and they lifted that. no injuries reported out of this and no hazardous materials on board according to the company that owns the train. 20 of 212 of the train cars derailed according to the company, springfield township fire chief saying that they basically brought in a local hazmat team and they had representatives from norfolk southern an the epa. so these are three independent sources working separately to verify there were no hazardous materials on board. there were four tankers as having some materials that were determined to be nonhazardous. two of them contained residual amounts of diesel fuel exhaust according to the fire chief and another two contained a water soluble solu

polo sandoval has more. >> the fbi foiling an alleged plot to kill jewish government officials in michigantern michigan naming jack eugene carpenter the third as defendant. sources telling cnn, he was arrested just a day after allegedly posting disturbing antisemitic threats online, using the handle tempered reason. a law enforcement force telling -- targeted by carpenter, michigan attorney general, dana nessel. -- heavily armed defendant in this manner, she wrote on twitter, court documents laying out the details on february 18th, the fbi in detroit was alerted by the bureau's national threat operations center, a post reading, i'm heading back to michigan now, threatening to carry out the punishment of death to anyone that is jewish in a michigan government. carpenters account also showing a bizarre declaration of sovereignty to a new country named, new israel, the carpenters property in rural michigan. according to the criminal complaint. that address revealing carpenter head 39 handguns registered in michigan, one of which had been stolen from his girlfriend, according to the complaint.

cnn's polo sandoval is diving into the charging documents. >> reporter: the fbi foiling an alleged ploto kill jewish government officials in michigan. a federal complaint filed in eastern michigan naming jack eugene carpenter iii as the defendant. sources telling cnn he was arrested a day after allegedly posting disturbing anti-semitic threats online using the handle tempered reason. among those targeted, dana ne nessel. court documents laying out the details on february 18th, the fbi in detroit was alerted by the bureau's national threat operations center of the post reading i'm heading back to fwan now threatening to carry out the punishment of death to anyone that is jewish in the michigan government. carpenter's account also showing a bizarre declaration of sovereignty to a new country named new israel at carpenter's property in rural michigan, according to the criminal complaint. that address revealing carpenter had three 9 millimeter handguns registered in michigan, one of which had been stolen from his girlfriend according to the complaint. that criminal complaint shedding light

cnn's pablo sandoval has all the details on the threats he's accused of making. >> reporter: tonightfficials foil an alleged plot. a federal complaint filed in eastern michigan naming jack eugene carpenter ii as a defendant. sources telling cnn he was arrested just a day after allegedly posting disturbing anti-semitic threats online using the handle "tempered reason." a law enforcement source telling cnn among those specifically targeted by carpenter michigan attorney general damon nestle. i was a target of the heavily armed defendant in this matter she wrote on twitter. court documents laying out the details. the fbi in detroit was alerted by the bureau of the post. carpenter's account also showing a bizarre declaration of sovereignty to a new country named new israel at carpenter's property in rural michigan according to the criminal complaint. that address revealing carpenter had three 0.9 millimeter handguns registered in michigan, one had been stolen by his girlfriend according to that complaint. and his background had an unserved protection order against him and been arrested i

our polo sandoval is in new york with a look at how law enforcement agencies are preparing for the possible indictment, but first, we get more details on the investigation from cnn's katelyn polantz. >> reporter: donald trump says on social media on saturday that he expects to be arrested on tuesday in this ongoing financial crimes investigation out of manhattan, but at this point in time, he doesn't actually know. his spokesperson for donald trump this morning said that there has been no notification from manhattan district attorney alvin braggs' office that trump is going to be indicted in the coming days, although, everything that we know about this investigation signals that it is in its very last days. last week, trump was invited to come in and testify to the grand jury that has been investigating this for many, many months, as would be his right as a target of the investigation in new york. he declined to do that. we have learned that there is another witness scheduled for monday to go before the grand jury, but right now, the grand jury is finishing up its work. this investigation i

lena: she says the the is to put money directly into the hands of moms like sandoval and get them andir kids out of poverty. >> so they can fix the car, so they are not evicted from their homes, so they don't end up homeless. lena: sandoval says she's on track to be connected to permanent housing in the next few months after meeting with speier. >> to give you hope and maybe it will not be so hard. lena: lena howland, abc 7 news. liz: in oakland, you can take part at a cleanup at a community day education fair part of governor newsom's california comeback plan. it's an ongoing one billion-dollar project to remove litter, create jobs and get communities involved in unification efforts. it runs from -- beautification efforts. it starts at 9:00 this morning. snacks will be provided. the attorney general met with the most him immunity for the first day of ramadan. it follows a report saying hate crimes against that community are rising. he joined the muslim democrats and friends club and discuss new initiatives that could prevent future targeting. he promised to address the issues through

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polo sandoval joins me now.earning about this new derailment that happened over the weekend, which i'm sure just really unsettled people in that area. >> it certainly did, especially after what was experienced a little over a month ago. earlier today, i listened in as a norfolk southern official confirmed that the train that dreidel yesterday was carrying hazardous materials, including propane and ethanol, except not. train cars that actually derailed. some 20 in all that actually left the rails out of the 212 that were being pulled from northern ohio down to birmingham, alabama, when this happened in springfield, ohio, yesterday. you can see just the masses left behind. fortunately, according to authorities, not a toxic mess. nonetheless, that cleanup continues. officials say that they were very small amounts of industrial solutions that were in four tanker train cars that did derail, but did not pose a threat to the public. you can sort of see here where both derailments that we've followed are. but i want you

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like juan sandoval. he was the government's anti-corruption prosecutor until july 2021.is investigations into former officials, presidents, and business leaders led to his dismissal. he now lives in exile in washington, d.c. juan: the people in power are taking advantage of a population that's starving. a population that can barely survive. they're a source of cheap labor. they know corruption creates the conditions that make it impossible for them to earn a living. reporter: public schools are only open four hours a day. aid organization glasswing international is trying to help. glasswing knows that teenagers here experience violence every day. its workers try to give them hope and teach them that there are alternatives to leaving the country. today, they're making a list of the things that connect them to their homeland, and the things they hope to find in the u.s. >> when we hear guatemala, we think of violence, hunger, danger, and gangs. things that we fear. that's why so many people want to flee to the u.s. they're hoping for a good income, education, a nice home,

more on this story from sandoval -- senegal. >> one is an american aid worker and the other is a freelancenalist. they were both seen for the first time at the tarmac of niger's main airport. they both looked haggard, tired, but overjoyed, looking forward to be reunited with their family. jeffrey wiki was abducted in 2016 in the region of -- this christian missionary was held captive for seven years. olivier was captured almost two years ago in the region in mali. both, according to new shares ministries, say they were -- niger's ministries, say they were both abducted. they organized their release with the help of french and american forces. >> the hostages were recovered safely by nigerian authorities before being handed over to france and american authorities. after several years of captivity, olivier and jeffrey are very happy to be reunited with their families. >> communiques coming out of the white house and paris. both relieved that their nationals have been released but there are hundreds of mullions -- malians, people from burkina faso, people who say their family is being held ho

pull a sandoval. thank you. president biden is back in the u. s. after his first visit to canada since taking office, but tensions with iran and airstrikes in syria are a major focus for the white house right now, so the president ordered a strike on a target in syria after an attack by iranian backed forces that killed an american contractor message to iran. mr. biden warned that the u. s. will do what's necessary to protect americans. cnn white house reporter jasmine right, is traveling with the president in wilmington's delaware. so what more are you hearing from the administration? yeah. victor president biden is back stateside after his trip to canada that was really focused on deepening the us canada relationship, of course, is important ally but in the critical backdrop, there was this iranian backed proxy escalation. now we know that it was a through line through the president's last two days. he was first briefed about the initial attack while on the flight to ottawa, where then the pentagon presented him. response options on air force one

while he catches that went and see the stare down there after he gives kids his pitcher, patrick sandoval. so appreciation for the kids. the game is still currently in progress up. and right now, they just hit a three-run home run to tie the game up at 3 apiece. we'll have more on this when it wraps right now. it's all we have in sports. a lot going on and we need these warriors to pull through 84 to 80. they need not to lose this game because if they do, they will tie a losing record with the 90 out 9 for the most. >> losing the longest losing streak on the road after winning a championship? well, they've been looking pretty i'm thinking positive. i think so, too. 36 seconds left in the 3rd. they pretty much been able to hold onto the lead for most of tonight's game. >> hopefully they can just do that by the end. that fire a quicker. i sent out those judas by region. we can reach all the way there. we need i think that i'm forecast to give me a live look at sfo. yeah. our first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with the alarming term that you used. i'm still not over it genesi

turning now to boris sandoval who is in manhattan for us, over the last week or so local state and federalicials have been meeting to talk logistics over the possible indictment. now this added statement from donald trump calling for protests, it puts pressure on law enforcement. >> reporter: what they've been doing is basically looking into the future to see what potential scenarios we are in for in the coming days. of course, we should mention things like arranging a surrender, carrying out an arrest and an eventual arraignment and release of the defendant would be nothing new. it is routine for the new york justice system here, however, it is a case that will be unprecedented to say the least. that's why according to our colleague john -- >> oh, it looks like we had some technical difficulties with polo sandoval. please stand by because we may get more news on this and we would love to bring you back on to discuss and expand on it. let's get a conversation started now, get some analysis from cnn senior law enforcement analyst and former washington, d.c. police chief, charles ram say. al

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