Investigation goes from here. Hi, david. Hi, gillian and sandra. Safe bet this investigation is now prolonged for at least the next several months now that david weiss is Special Counsel. All that talk about whether or not david weiss requested Special Counsel Status from Attorney General garland, talk about the plea deal in delaware, throw all of that out the window now that he is Special Counsel. And saying david weiss asked for the status, the trumpappointed u. S. Attorney investigating the president s son for several years will continue. Attorney general Merrick Garland decided to give him special County Status after Plea Deal Negotiations fell through. In a new Court Filing Shows during the july 26, 2023, hearing, the defendant pled not guilty. Since that time they have engaged in further negotiations but are at impasse. The government believes it will not resolve short of a trial. I am committed to making as much of his report public as possible, consistent with legal requirement
how did this happen? that s an excellent question, katy. the balloon was able to get past our west coast anti-balloon defense system, the seattle space needle, but once it was here, we were able to keep an eye on it with our sophisticated tracking technology of going like this. our thanks to saturday night live there. there are rising dramatic tensions, however, between the united states and china after a white house decision to shoot down that massive spy balloon. we ll walk through what happened and take a look at the growing fallout. plus a powerful earthquake leaves hundreds of people dead in turkey and syria. this morning rescue crews are searching through the rubble for any survivors. and heading into 2024, democrats have approved a new primary calendar, reshaping the way the party picks its precedential nominees, but there are still some potential challenges ahead. good morning and welcome to way too early on this monday, february 6th. i m jonathan lemire
well, would you look at that, that s an attack on democracy with echos, of course, of january 6th. good morning, everyone. what you ve been looking at are protesters in brazil storming three seats of power, the presidential palace, congress and the supreme court, over election conspiracies. familiar, right? yes. and those questions about not just familiarity but the connection between the two. so what sparked these riots we ll tell you all about it in a little bit here. and president biden visited the southern border for the first time since taking office but did not meet with any migrants there on the ground. how the white house is explaining that. also this. do you speak to william now? do you text? currently, no. yeah. a really, revealing interview, prince harry opening up about his brother, his late mother, all of the royal leaks to the media. why he accuses the queen consort of being, in his words, quote, dangerous. we ll begin with what s called brazil s
salgado. in 2005, he was convicted of robbery and attempted false imprisonment. paroled in 2015. this week, he attempted suicide before he was taken into custody after a tip from his own family. we really want to wish we were in the wild west, you know, to take this guy out and string him up. but, we have a judicial system, we are gonna use the judicial system. he is now talking to investigators. right now, he is the only definite suspect, i fully believe that we will uncover and find out that there was more than just him involved. when we were able to release everything, should anger the heck out of view on how things went down. now, no motive has been revealed so far, but the sheriff says in cases like this it is usually financial. it is usually agreed. worth noting that one of the victims atm cards was used to the day after, we believe, they were murdered. as for charges, we are told to expect a decision, anderson, sometime in the middle of the next week. just aw
to get the job done? now, if the answer to those questions is no and i imagine it is for most of use, neither man is really capable of serving as a u.s. senator or the u.s. president. at least not without a lot of people making decisions for him, protecting him from scrutiny and hiding the truth from the voters. of course, this is what is happening in both cases. now, nbc news reporter dasha burns dared to provide facts that helped pennsylvania voters answer the question on their mind. namely is fetterman really well enough to take on the demands of the job of u.s. senator. because of his stroke, he required closed captioning to read our questions as we asked them. laster, in small talk before the interview without captioning, it wasn t clear he was understanding our conversation. mind you, this was the first sit-down interview that fetterman had agreed to since his stroke. so pretty important, don t you think, to be transparent with the voters, correct? and the immediate