We want to get to edward laurence. New York State Police are following 300 leads where these convicts could be. The fear is these murderers will kill again. Police searched a location near a prison in upstate new york. Investigators look into whether a woman that worked at the facility helped them escape. Tensions on the border increase every moment theyre free. Does worry a bit. Little bit rocking. Never know whats going to come across. David sweat and richard matt were in side by side cells and bunched up clothes to make them look like they were still in bed. They went through a steam pipe and brick wall to freedom. The orthotic governor says the two convicted murderers could be anywhere. I dont believe they could have acquired the equipment they needed to do this without help. We have a separate investigation going through exactly that question. Police believe the escaped inmates left on foot because the getaway car came too early, too late or not at all. The new york governor says
That three isnts have been apprehended. All nbc news has been able to confirm at this stage is that Salah Abdeslam was one of them, that he was injured in the leg, taken to a hospital, it appears. There is some video showing a suspect being bundled into a car, hopping on one leg, no definitive identification on who he is. But the operation it seems wasnt may be winding down but not over yet. Richard engel from istanbul, turkey. This is truly a significant day in the fight against isis. We have the u. S. Special president ial envoy for the Global Coalition to counter isis writing on twitter congratulations to belgian authorities on capture of terrorist Salah Abdeslam. We will never forget his and all isil victims. Ayman mohyeldin is standing by for us. Ay men, in your opinion this area of molenbeek, abdeslam growing up in this area. Characterize what you were saw when you were on the streets there. What you learned . At the time we visited it was shortly after the paris attacks, there w
They dominate our streets. Getting physical with the Vice President. A persistent little boy who felt he was owed an apology. Freedom freedom the helicopter, we are looking toward the sunrise in the new york city area. The images courtesy of channel 5, the fox station in new york city, beautiful start to a beautiful friday, thanks for joining us on the number one cable morning news show. Lots of news to talk about including the interview with donald trump. Sits down with lester holt at a network that has not given them a fair shake almost from day one. He chooses to go to the people, if you watch 5 minutes of the network or their Cable Network they dont deserve the president s quality time, going to the lions den so to speak, he spoke to lester holt, a man that would speak to president obama and interrupted once every 29 minutes would interrupt this president nine times in two minutes. The question of why you fired james comey, the president said this. I want to find out if there was a
Hand stuff over that is responsive to the prosecutors demands. Now, lets say prosecutors have reason to believe that you cant be trusted to do that. They do want documents and materials from you because of some investigation youre relevant to. They intend to get those documents and materials. But they dont trust you. They have reason not to trust you. They think if they issue you a subpoena, if they give you a demand to hand this stuff over they think, they have good reason to believe, that you might, instead of handing them over, you might destroy those things. Or you might hide them or you might otherwise mess up the evidence that prosecutors are after. If thats the case, if prosecutors have reason to believe that you cannot be trusted to respond to a subpoena, they can kick it up a notch. They can go to a judge and ask a judge to approve a search warrant instead. With a search warrant, prosecutors are no longer asking you for anything. Theyre going into your home, your office, where
The weirdness. Youve just got to dive right in. Lets start with a subpoena. Lets say you get subpoenaed by prosecutors, that subpoena directs you to hand over documents and materials. Now, you can fight that subpoena. You can argue over it in court. But ultimately the point of a subpoena is that youre being asked, youre being directed to hand stuff over that is responsive to the prosecutors demands. Now, lets say prosecutors have reason to believe that you cant be trusted to do that. They do want documents and materials from you because of some investigation youre relevant to. They intend to get those documents and materials. But they dont trust you. They have reason not to trust you. They think if they issue you a subpoena, if they give you a demand to hand this stuff over they think, they have good reason to believe that you might instead of handing them over, you might destroy those things. Or you might hide them or you might otherwise mess up the evidence that prosecutors are after