About 45 minutes later when rescue teams were all over the scene, a double attack, nuzzle missile was fired. in additional to those killed now, it is believed 88 people were injured, that is civilians, children, first responders are among the casualties, it is just the start of horror that ukrainian experts are trying to deal with. take a look at what we saw. you are looking at the boodle might of russian rocketry being assembled and analyzed here at an institute in key for its role in the deaths of hundreds or maybe even thousands of ukrainian civilians. after missiles hit ukrainian soil are knocked out of the sky, they were brought to the lab. let this hypersonic missile not bound by u.s. patriot air defenses. for this cruise missile still intact, and small range but big danger models. the damage is impossible to estimate. so we do everything to investigate. they take each missile apart to find out where it s
Heard back, back to you. speed ncb can t live thank you. steve wright cb and brian thank you. the kai cenat internet star behind the chaos has been charged with inciting a riot spurred former new york city police commissioner ray kelly was on caboodle live earlier and says he thanks the charges will be dropped. he is charged with inciting a riot. you re going to have to prove that in court. i think quite frankly we will see his case dismissed fairly soon. thethe hold onto it for a whilet it will be dismissed. that s the world in which we live these days unfortunately. spieth but let s bring in ted williams out fox news contributor, former d.c. homicide and defense attorney so ted, first of all how difficult is it to prosecute situations like this? what kind of legally and lawfully binding restraints can be put in place to deter future
The conventions, typically a dor manhattan next summer? typically a dormant period. i m trying to think practically. if this is a person who doesn t want to put this off indefinitely, it s indicated she ll have a written order, but december is too soon. he s got a march trial, a january trial. she has to pick a time to slot herself in. and to the extent she is sympathetic to the fact he has different concerns as a presidential candidate, next summer might be an opportunity. the special counsel said it was three weeks they expected this trial to take when they checked off that box in the indictment. right? 21 to 60 days. oh. what they said in court today, i don t know to obviously, i wasn t there in terms of how long they expect the trial to take. and the defense can t really parry that. they don t have the whole kit and caboodle of discovery, so they re not necessarily in a position to say how long they think their defense would take. could it be she says it s complicat
A minute, can a guy who is in prison actually serve as president? so it is unchartered territory. neil: you are right, my friend. by the way, this happens, a whole new trial of the century, that could be the sequel to this one. i want to get you back to talk about it. gregg jarrett on there. so many possibilities here, there is no way about it. the beat goes on. we will be all over this 10:00 a.m. tomorrow on caboodle live. here is the five. jesse: hello, everybody. i m jesse watters moment judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, katie pavlich, and greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. brand-new details as the federal indictment of donald trump gets unsealed. the former president getting hit with 37 charges in the classified documents case. trump eight also getting indicted. the fed say there are two instances of trump showing