news. classified documents found from biden s time as vice president. what were they doing in a private office? the attorney general now asking a u.s. attorney to investigate. also breaking this hour, a major development in the doj s investigation into trump s efforts to overturn the 2020 election. we are learning that special counsel jack smith s team has subpoenaed trump s former attorney rudy giuliani and more on what smith is zeroing in on. this is reporting that you will hear first outfront. and new audio revealing the dire state of russia s hospitals full of injured soldiers. an intercepted call that wasn t meant to ever be heard by you. let s go outfront. good evening. i m erin burnett. and outfront tonight, the breaking news. classified documents from biden s time as vice president have been found at one of his private offices in washington d.c. this is according to a source. the documents were found by president biden s attorneys last fall, and then turne
today on inside politics, expelled. the house just voted to kick george santos out of congress. his response to the historic move, to hel ll with this place we ll go live to capitol hill in moments. plus airstrikes, combat and bloodshed as the israel-hamas collapses and fighting vums. this as an explosive new report is out about what israel knew about the hamas terror plot more than a year before the attack, and why did they dismiss those warnings. i m going to ask the reporters who broke the story. and remembering a trailblazer. sandra day o connor, the first justice died today at the age of 93. tributes are pouring in honoring her life and legacy both on and off the bench. i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. we start with that breaking news on capitol hill. george santos just became the third lawmaker since the civil war to be kicked out of the house of representatives by his peers. manu raju is on capitol hill. manu, wow. reporter:
hello, i m ben thompson. the israeli military says it has agreed to evacuate premature babies from gaza s main hospital al shifa to a safer place on sunday. an idf spokeswoman was unable to say how the evacuation would be carried out and the head of surgery at al shifa says no other hospital in gaza could accommodate the 37 infants at risk. this photo was sent to the bbc last night showing more than 20 babies being kept in a surgical theatre appearing to be need of oxygen treatment. alyona synenko says the situation in hospitals across gaza including the south is increasingly dire. hospitals overflowing with patience and thousands of displaced people who come there because they think they will be safer and hospitals running out of essentials. i speak without surgeons who are working in other european hospitals, they are running out of anaesthetic material and the blasts take place in the proximity of the hospital and when it happens the entire building shakes so it is
Questions under oath, answering 100 . But what would his lawyers say now . Heres abcs chief White House Correspondent Jonathan Karl tonight. Reporter as the president traveled to nashville today to talk up his tax cut, a potentially Major Development in the russia investigation. Abc news has confirmed that special Counsel Robert Mueller met with the president s lawyers and told them he is likely to request an interview with the president himself. News of that december meeting was first reported by the washington post. In the past, the president sounded almost eager to tell mueller his side of the story. Would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of the events . 100 . Reporter so if Robert Mueller wanted to speak with you about that, youd be willing to talk to him . Id be glad to tell you exactly what i just told you, jon. Reporter he was asked about it again just this weekend. If Robert Mueller asks you to come and speak with his committee personally, are you committ
to be [ bleep ] me. i guess you re still [ bleep ], then, huh? [ bleep ] hell. russian hospitals overflowing, i should be clear. tens of thousands returning home injured as the situation on the ground gets more dire by the day, including bloody battles in one town quickly becoming the epicenter of the war in ukraine. reporter: amidst the destruction, there s movement. an unlikely sign of survival. then commotion as rescue crews arrive to pull the victim out. a few feet away, a police officer walks out carrying an injured girl who officials say is just 13 years old, bloodied, but alive. ukraine says on monday a russian missile strike hit a market in a village some 25 miles from the front line. local officials say that two people died and at least six others were hurt.