details on that story, as well. you are watching fox and friends first, i m carley shimkus. ashley: i m ashley strohmier in for todd piro. those stories and more coming up over the next hour. breaking news overnight. two firefighters are dead after battling a fire on a cargo ship in newark, new jersey. coming from wnyw. the fire started just before 9:30 last night, engulfing several vehicles on the ship. calls ringing out when responding crew members reported missing in the active scene. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. carley: and another alert, claiming u.s. service members were among those killed in a bomb attack in somalia. kenya delayed reopening of the nation s shared border, following wave of attacks blamed on al qaeda-linked militants. we ll bring you updates throughout the morning. and look at the white house, as republicans call for a secret service update on the cocaine found in the west wing. doug luzader joins us. doug: a mystery the wh
reporter ryan riley and kelly o donnell. i m andrea mitchell in washington. ryan, can you get us up to speed on the latest? in my read of this, she is also enjoining the government from using the seized materials for investigative purposes, but is not preventing the director of national intelligence from proceeding with the damage assessment, correct? that s right. it s a pretty devastating ruling for the government. the biggest question here was whether or not the special master was going to have authority over the executive privilege claims. that was really the biggest issue. if this was solely limited to attorney/client privilege, i don t think we d see as much strong opposition necessarily from doj. it would have been something they could have potentially lived with, because it s such a limited amount of the materials. but when you get into these questions of executive privilege, this really blows up the investigation and could really be a major setback to the investiga
down the rhetoric, despite a wave of violent threats against law enforcement. good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is monday, august 15th. a lot has happened since we got off the air friday, so since we finished coverage friday, we learned the search warrant for mar-a-lago revealed former president trump is being investigated for possible violations of the espionage act, tied to the mishandling of national defense information or classified material. now, according to the fbi, 11 sets of classified records were seized from trump s home, including some marked as top secret, meant only to be available in special government facilities. two other laws were also cited as a basis for the warrant pertaining to removing, destroying, or concealing records and obstruction of justice. according to the search warrant for mar-a-lago, agents were allowed to search trump s office, all storage rooms, and all other rooms available to trump, his staff, or anywhere documents could be
Breaking every aspect of it, including the news today of the results. we expect that the president s opponents will try to make hay out of the fact they couldn t come up with anything. it s a heavily trafficked area. it is. in the world we live in where a crime drama is solved in an hour on television, this is different. they did do extensive dna testing, some fingerprint testing, going beyond the normal work of the fbi crime lab to try to get some sort of physical evidence that they could then connect to the group of several hundred individuals who they identified by looking at records going in and out of the white house, video and so forth. there was not video that could capture the moment when this was placed in that cubby, the storage area that is used for people to put their electronic things before going deeper into the white house. there are sources who are familiar with this who say the
They ve had demonstrations for more than a year some report it s still happening, these people were put in a dangerous situation that there folks in washington the ask is it the perfect crime were there people that no longer work the court was this leaker among the court to leave every july and why weren t outside agencies brought in. the chief justice maintained all along a thorough internal investigation. they had forward dhs secretary michael, behind to look at the investigation that they ve done and he said they did what they could and they left and opened to say something pops up we will continue to investigate. the investigation with the cocaine is very interesting read secret service is handling this same sources is going to wrap up this week whether or not they find the suspects identity. i m not sure how investigation wraps up if you have a suspects identity all they said this is going for dna testing, fingerprint testing and somebody is freaking out because of the