estate. cnn s katelyn polantz live. john, the filing yesterday, the first time one from donald trump s team on the search at mar-a-lago, it s essentially to delay, to slow down that the criminal investigation has been taken out of the former president s beach club. there s a couple of things that donald trump is asking for in this filing. he s asking for a special master. so a third-party appointee brought in by the court to make sure that the justice department doesn t get access to any documents that they shouldn t have that would be in that collection taken out of mar-a-lago. he s also asking for a pause on everything. that s the important thing, a pause here, that he s asking for while the special master comes in and does that work. and he s arguing a couple things. he s talking about his constitutional rights. he s talking about the privilege that he may have from the presidency, that he may have
jay brad on the phone. and in this filing they say one of the items discussed there was a message that donald trump had directly for garland which was he was acknowledging that there was heat building that the country was angry because of this search. and trump said whatever i can do to take the heat down, to bring the pressure down, just let us know. now, we don t know how the justice department feels about that. obviously, obstruction of justice is something under investigation here. so every sort of interaction about the investigation is going to be looked at pretty closely here. but that was a highlight. and there are also a lot of other details in this filing about what happened, including trump himself giving directions in june to make sure that there was participation in this investigation, that they weren t sidelining investigators. and that s the telling on the trump side of things. yeah, absolutely fascinating. we ll wait to see how the
emergency room. so you may see more me call centers heading toward this model, regardless of what happens to the affordable care act in congress. jonathan serrie, thank you. the united states air force reports more than 30 female train tees accused trainees accused male instructors of assaulting them. 12 instructors are under investigation, half ranging from rape to adultery. the abuse took place reportedly over two-year period in 2009. the first accuser didn t come forward until last june. initial allegations came against a staff sergeant who faces the most serious charges. he is expected to appear in court next month. nine of the trainers from the same squadron. that unit commander relieved of duty pending investigation. an air force general says officials will re-examine the screening process for instructors, only for 11% of whom are women. tense moments in a central