bank robbers that show up with the money back at the bank and cooperate still get charged. so cooperation has nothing to do with culpability or liability. it only has to do with a sentence that would be imposed. martha: andy? well, i think two things. first, john is right. when people are cooperating, it s generally because they re implicated in some kind of criminal activity. that goes to your eventual sentence more than it goes to the question of liability. i would say two things in all seriousness. number 1, you know, this business about like the sloppy aide, this is the defense now. the sloppy aide packed the documents and that s how they end up in a place. people should understand, there s not people who don t have security clearances that are allowed to have documents for the purposes of packing bags. if you have classified
system to help puerto rico prepare for future storms. now, this will be president biden s first trip to puerto rico as president and he and the first lady will touchdown in ponce, puerto rico, around 2:00. the president will receive a briefing on hurricane fiona as so much of the island is still focused on recovery efforts with 86% of the island now having power restored. the president will then deliver remarks and he and the first lady will also meet with families who have been impacted with community leaders on the ground there and participate in a community service project where they will be packing bags of food and other essential items. now, while the president s focus today is on puerto rico, he and the first lady will also be traveling to florida on wednesday to focus and see the devastation brought by hurricane ian there. arlette, good to have you there. so much to pay attention to this morning. coming up next, how to respond if russia follows through on its increasingly
and he happened to be right at 36 and foothills and see the entire scene and texted it to me and he said i need you to start packing bags . i thought there is no way it is going tojump a highway. it is a 6 lane highway. there s thousands of families. and by the time 20 minutes, he got home, and i was slowly packing because i really didn t think this was happening, and then we were in the car and it was and i was worried about my neighbour, because she was so calm and she left so slowly. and then there was fire, we could see flames, we could see embers and smoke, we could hear over the police radio that cars were on fire and we drove on the wrong side of the road to get out of louisville, to get through to lafayette, to get back up to the highway and out of town. there was never a warning system, there was never a phone call. by the time the only phone call i received was from the energy company, telling us they turned off the natural gas and that was at ten o clock last ni
inside and asked them to grab shoes and jackets, they grab their stuff, we ran back outside to our other neighbours across the street to kind of get together with her grandmother and decide what to do next. both of us were really calm, we heard it was at the bike trails six miles away, i cried because i love those trails, and we were back inside and i ve finished lunch. i looked outside again and the wind was going really hard and the cat was freaking out. and that was kind of when we started filming. we grab the cat. my husband was coming down the mountain from the ski hill. he happened to be right at 36 and foothills and saw the entire scene and texted to me and said i need you to start packing bags. i thought there is no way it is going tojump a highway, it is a six lane highway, there are thousands of families and in 20 minutes he got home, was slow in packing because they really didn t think this was happening, and then we were in the car and i was worried about my neighbour, beca
and i saw what looked to be a storm roll in and i called the kids over, thinking i would teach them some science, and we stepped outside and i realised it was smoke. i grabbed i run inside and i asked them to put on shoes and jackets, they grabbed their stuff, we ran back outside in our socks to our other neighbours across the street to kind of get together with her grandmother and decide what to do next. both of us were really calm. we heard it was at the bike trails six miles away i cried because i love those trails and we went back inside and ifinished lunch. and i looked outside again and the wind was blowing really hard and the cat was freaking out and that was kind when i started filming. we grabbed the cat. my husband was coming down the mountain from the ski hill. and he happened to be right at 36 and foothills and see the entire scene and texted it to me and he said i need you to start packing bags . i thought there is no way it is going tojump a highway.