A look at Breaking News, politics and reports from around the world. Things he did 12 years ago. Paul manafort worked for me for a very short period of time. He worked for many other republicans. He worked for me for, what, 49 days . A very short period of time. And the prosecution wrapped up its first witness today. That was democratic consultant tad divine. He worked with manafort in ukraine. They expect to call two other witnesses tomorrow, another consultant as well as an fbi agent. And of course, this isnt the only trial manafort faces. His d. C. Trial is set to start in september, all the while, hes still in jail for allegations of Witness Tampering while he awaits these other trials. Thank you. Jessica schneider reporting. Tonight, President Trump is on the Campaign Trail as he embraces a new line of defense against the Mueller Investigation. Mr. Trump now echoing Rudy Giulianis argument that collusion is not a crime. Of course, this is the same president who frequently denies t
held, is it crumbled up in someone s pocket for a week or if it is pristine it could depend if you get fingerprints. in terms of dna, also the size really makes a big difference. it is really small. and so they have to swab it and then do dna analysis. really what we are talking about is touch dna. someone that held this ziploc bag and they might leave traces of dna on there so there is really not a large amount of dna. very often we don t get enough dna to get a full profile. additionally we often get mixtures of more than one person s dna. that is because the item could have been handled by multiple people or even if i were to touch something i might leave my dna on it but if i touch something prior to that i might also carry other dna on it. very often on drug baggies like this we get dna mixtures. all right. thank you very much. it sounds like we ll be perhaps getting some answers next week as the investigation moves into the next phase according to the
all right, kathleen corado, thank you very much. and it sounds like we will be perhaps getting some answers next week, as the investigation moves into the next phase, according to the secret service. i hope so. thank you. and oddly enough, there is a long history of drugs at the white house, for a lot of different reasons, of course. there s one thing that you wrote about, a number of years ago, that happened in the 1970s. and i still can t believe it really happen, so i have to ask you. you wrote that when jimmy carter was president, you visited the white house, you snuck up onto the roof of the white house, and smoked a joint. light it up! is that something that i hope that happens. you hope that happened? i really hope i did that. it s worth noting that pot
but also to make sure that safety protocols for deep-sea submersible exhibitions are improved so that nothing like this ever happens again. reporting in newfoundland, glory up has me know, cnn. the u.s. national transportation safety board is investigating the death of an airport worker who was sucked into the engine of a delta jet in san antonio, friday night. delta released a statement, saying it is heartbroken, and grieving the loss of an aviation colleague, adding that their hearts and support are with their family and friends. as for the airport, officials said how saddened they are by what happened and they will be sharing more as the investigation moves forward. the flight had just arrived from l.a. when the accident returned. greases prime minister wins a strong second turn in recent
would pardon donald trump on his first day in office. we know ron desantis has suggested that he would also pardon donald trump. i asked joe biden last week if he would potentially pardon donald trump and he kind of just laughed and said that s a good question. today i will try to ask him again. ainsley: what about if hunter biden is indicted? could his dad pardon him? pete: yes, he is the president, he can pardon anybody he wants. steve: would your dad pardon you? ainsley: no need. it s not necessary. peter: would somebody ask him? steve: good question. brian: one moment yesterday tend of the preference, i don t know when asked the question when the president heard the question did you get $5 million. steve: steven nelson. brian: from burisma and he looked around and said where s the money? there was a pause after that what did i say it s all malarkey. not true. that might be interesting as that investigation moves